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Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	179	Parts of outlaws and fugitives who have sought refuge in them have been found on the plains below, like scraps of meat cast from an incredible distance to the beaks and teeth of wandering scavengers".	10
3	160	"He's fast enough," said the man who had cast the spear.	10
3	192	I also learned the use of the shield, primarily to meet the cast spear obliquely so that it would deflect harmlessly.	10
6	184	I noted that they were greenish in cast, fiery and untamed, the eyes of a Ubar's daughter, a girl accustomed to command men.	10
11	40	It was a Gorean expression, a fatalistic maxim in which the events of the morrow were cast into the laps of the Priest-Kings.	10
16	36	From the height of the walls, some two hundred feet above the towers, missiles would be fired and stones cast.	10
19	168	Suddenly there was a sound like thunder and a great shadow was cast across the roof of the cylinder, as if the sun had been obscured by clouds.	10
19	236	Beyond the walls the horde had cast down its weapons.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	28	It is a terrible weapon and, abetted by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, when cast with considerable force, can pierce a shield at close quarters or bury its head a foot deep in solid wood.	10
6	122	Perhaps it was something in her carriage, something subtle and graceful, something which could not be concealed by the dejected cast of her shoulders, her slow gait and apparent exhaustion, no, not even by the coarse heavy robes she wore.	10
7	3	The warrior in the rear only lifted his spear, ready to cast it should a clean opening present itself.	10
7	14	Indeed, even if the missile struck and penetrated my shield, I would have to cast the shield away and would find myself at a serious disadvantage.	10
8	18	Whereas there is status in the capture of a free woman, there is less risk in the capture of a slave; the pursuit is never pressed as determinedly in their cases, and one does not have to imperil one's life for a girl who might, once the Robes of Concealment have been cast off, turn out to have the ...	10
23	188	On the other hand I did not believe the guardsmen would cast their weapons from the wall.	10
24	218	"You are Stam," she said, "first guardsman of the north gate and can cast your spear farther than any man of Tharna.	10
24	233	They had cast down their weapons and, singing, they marched to the palace.	10
25	2	Both of us cast our spears at the same instant and the two weapons passed one another like tawny blurs of lightning.	10
25	4	Both of us cast well and the jolt of the massive missile thundering on my shield spun me half about.	10
25	14	Then there was but one reflection and but one gigantic, grotesque shadow cast upon the walls of the Chamber of the Golden Mask.	10
26	28	I myself had stood at the foot of the steps to the golden throne when Lara had commanded that the giant mask of gold which hung behind it be pried by spears from the wall and cast to the floor at our feet.	10
26	31	"Let it be melted," Lara had said, "and cast into the golden tarn disks of Tharna and let these be distributed to those who have suffered in our day of troubles".	10

Book 3. (18 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	85	I advanced, my spear ready for its cast, my shield ready to be thrown over my body to protect it from the death throes of the thrashing beast should the cast be successful.	10
2	67	The larl's head is broad, sometimes more than two feet across, and shaped roughly like a triangle, giving its skull something of the cast of a viper's save that of course it is furred and the pupils of the eyes like the cat's and unlike the viper's, can range from knifelike slits in the broad daylig...	10
2	91	Normally they do this in single file and he who leads the file is called First Spear, for his will be the first spear cast.	10
2	93	This allows each man to have a clean cast at the beast and provides some protection once the spear is thrown.	10
2	114	I wished the cliff were on my left rather than my right in order to have a freer cast of my spear.	10
2	118	The larl's skull is an even more difficult cast, for its head is almost continually in motion.	10
2	120	This ridge can be penetrated by the spear but anything less than a perfect cast will result in the weapon's being deflected through the cheek of the animal, inflicting a cruel but unimportant wound.	10
2	131	At last I came to the bend in the path and braced myself for the sudden bolt about that corner in which I must cry aloud to startle them and in the same instant cast my spear at the nearest larl and set upon the other with my drawn sword.	10
4	72	"Go ahead, if you wish, cast your spear".	10
4	137	With a cry of terror Parp cast one last wild glance about the Hall of Priest-Kings and stumbled behind the great throne.	10
9	215	"I love you!" With loathing I cast her from me.	10
16	165	"A hundred men," said Misk, "allowed themselves to be chained to the foot of her couch where she would upon occasion, that they might not die, cast them scraps of food as though they might have been pet sleen".	10
20	100	Swiftly and efficiently he placed her wrists in retaining devices mounted in the cylinder and, with a small, curved knife, removed her clothing, which he cast aside.	10
30	165	I learned from conversation in the headquarters room that not many of the humans who fought with Misk's forces had responded to the blandishments of Sarm, though some, like Vika of Treve, had deserted to cast their fortune with what appeared to be the winning side.	10
30	199	And I noted that some of Sarm's Priest-Kings were less golden than I had known them, having now a slightly brownish cast on the thorax and abdomen, signs I knew to be associated with thirst.	10
33	62	While I waited impatiently two more men cut a thigh from the slain beast and this, dripping with grease and blood, was ordered cast upon the fire.	10
35	133	"But in the end," said he, "life is as real as death and there will be a return of the ultimate rhythms, and a new explosion will cast forth the primitive particles and we shall have another turn of the wheel, and someday, sometime, in eons which defy the calculations even of Priest-Kings, there may...	10
35	153	"Stand back," he cried, "so I can have a clean cast".	10

Book 4. (20 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	37	Who knew with which people the object might have been placed? Perhaps it had been hidden away and forgotten? Perhaps it was now a sacred object, little understood, but revered—and it would be sacrilege to think of it, blasphemy to speak its name, a cruel and slow death even to cast one's eyes...	10
2	101	I supposed, with the domesticated kaiila, a bound verr or a prisoner might be cast to the newborn animal.	10
3	1	The Spear Gambling One, the Tuchuk, I might have slain with a cast of the heavy Gorean war spear; the others would have had free play with their lances.	10
3	2	I might have thrown myself to the ground as the larl hunters from Ar, once their weapon is cast, covering myself with the shield; but then I would have been beneath the clawed paws of four squealing, snorting kaiila, while the riders jabbed at me with lances, off my feet, helpless.	10
4	3	I had not cast the spear.	10
4	19	I readied the spear for its cast.	10
4	21	It shifted delicately, feinting, and then withdrawing, trying to draw the cast.	10
4	42	Thrown high the Gorean bola can lock a man's arms to his sides; thrown to the throat it can strangle him; thrown to the head, a difficult cast, the whipping weights can crush a skull.	10
4	50	It would be a finer cast, however, to try for the throat or head.	10
6	102	The crowd had opened a passage for the woman and the girl saw the clothing cast on the open fire.	10
8	116	I had been troubled that the shock of her radical transposition between worlds, coupled with her reduction to servitude, might disarrange her mind, might shatter her and make her worthless to the Tuchuks, who might then have simply cast her to the kaiila and herd sleen.	10
9	482	"All right," said Saphrar, his eyes cast down, as though making a decision against his better judgment, "I will permit my ward, the Lady Aphris of Turia, to stand at the stake in Love War".	10
11	222	She cast an angry look at Elizabeth.	10
11	252	Elizabeth cast a grateful look at him.	10
12	414	Then with a suddenness that almost made me jump and the crowd cry out with delight the music began again but this time as a barbaric cry of rebellion and rage and the wench from Port Kar was suddenly a chained she-larl biting and tearing at the chain and she had cast her black robes from her and sto...	10
13	154	Each of the four haruspexes then, after intoning an involved entreaty of some sort to the sky, which at the time was shining beneficently, suddenly cast a handful of something—doubtless grain—to the pigeons in the stick cage.	10
18	92	But before I reached them my quiva, with the underhand hilt cast, had struck the guardsman on my left.	10
18	104	Together we ran about the perimeter of the pool until we came to a tangle of vines depending from the ceiling, up which we climbed, broke through the blue substance, and cast wildly about for an avenue of escape.	10
25	165	"Well," said Miss Cardwell, breaking the spell she had cast, "I thought you were going to unchain me".	10
25	649	My hands parted the Pleasure Silk and cast it aside.	10

Book 5. (3 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	182	Other Initiates wished to examine these omens, being read in the state of the bosk's liver, but Complicius Serenus, as though in terror, had cast the liver into the fire, presumably that such dark portents might be immediately destroyed.	10
15	275	"Oh yes you will, Pleasure Slave," Elizabeth assured her, "oh yes you will!" Phyllis cast her a withering glance.	10
17	540	It had been a low cast, not high.	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	77	My arm about Telima, I cast about for some means of escape.	10
6	194	I cast madly about, looking for some possibility of escape.	10
6	196	Here and there, on the water, apart from the flaming rence island, I could see the flat, black keels of rence craft, which had earlier been cast off and burned to the water, to prevent them from being used for escape.	10
8	838	Telima cast him a dark look.	10
9	575	The giant urts, silken and blazing-eyed, living mostly on the garbage in the canals, are not stranger to bodies, both living and dead, found cast into their waters.	10
14	431	I cast the veil aside.	10
15	438	I saw other slave girls, serving at the tables, cast looks of hatred and jealousy on her.	10
16	50	"Yes," she taunted, "Slave!" I cast about for the slave collar I had taken from her throat.	10
17	195	Then, as the lines of Cos and Tyros had closed and deepened, to match formations with my task forces, the great encircling line of round ships had cast its net about them.	10
17	357	Already, below me, I saw tarns being unhooded, and the straps that bound their beaks being unbuckled, and cast aside.	10
17	408	"Hold your fire!" Then the first of the tarns returned to the flagship, having cast down its flaming bombs of burning oil.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	411	Ute, at my left, cast me a glance, an unpleasant one.	10
10	606	He took the red-silk robe, and cast it into the fire.	10
10	651	It unfastened the buckled collar at its throat and cast it aside.	10
11	212	I, held by the leather worker, cast wild eyes on Targo.	10
13	208	Ute waited sitting for me on the bank, while I pulled up the sticks of the trap and cast them into the bushes.	10
13	432	I cast a frightened glance backward, down the trail.	10
13	686	And I was bound shamefully, cast over his saddle as though I might have been a piece of meat.	10
15	1487	To my terror I saw him unroll heavy furs and cast them scornfully over the rugs near the small fire.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	73	When she was off the wharf to which the Tesephone was moored, I saw her cast a look over her shoulder, and begin to run between the bales and boxes near the warehouses.	10
5	150	But where was Rim? It was near the ninth hour and, soon, almost within an Ahn, I wished to cast off the mooring ropes.	10
5	352	"Cast off!" cried Thurnock.	10
6	191	It was the ship from Tyros which had been moored near the Tesephone in Lydius, the same which had cast off, following the departure of the Tesephone from Lydius.	10
6	632	I passed her bit of loot about, and cast aside the scrap of leather in which she had wrapped her small horde.	10
9	456	The girls cast aside the spears.	10
11	500	He then removed the collar from her throat and cast it to one side, in the dirt.	10
11	584	Without being told, she went to the collar, lying in the dirt, which Marlenus had cast aside.	10
14	323	He would march in their triumph, branded, naked, chained to the back of a tharlarion wagon, amid blossoms cast by white-silk maidens dancing beside him.	10
14	345	There was consternation below, screams, men of Tyros leaping to their feet, dirt being cast on fires.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	65	More than one cast a rather dark look in the direction of the Forkbeard, who, then, his disguise cast off, was cheerily waving to various acquaintances in the crowd.	10
1	24	She was a scrawny girl, not attractive, but with deep eyes, blue; and she was a superb scribe, in her accounting swift, incisive, accurate, brilliant; once she had been a paga slave, though a poor one; I had saved her from Surbus, a captain, who had purchased her to slay her, she not having served h...	10
1	584	Ho-Hak did not speak but cast on the table an armlet of gold.	10
3	368	"Cast off," said Ivar Forkbeard.	10
5	156	Some of the girls looked up, the slender, blond girl among them, and saw the darkness of the awning, unrolled, quickly cast over the loot.	10
8	139	I, too, cast aside the perfumer's gown.	10
11	278	Scarcely had he swallowed it than he howled with nausea, and cast it up.	10
18	339	The Kur cast about and suddenly darted its great hand down and clutched an ax, a Kur ax.	10
22	209	Moorings were cast off.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	559	As he turned his kaiila, the lieutenant, who had accompanied him, he who had asserted that I was a Kavar spy, he who had urged them to slay me, cast me a dark look.	10
12	554	Near the red silk I had cast aside, when donning the desert garments of the guard, on the tiles, I saw the vulgar, wooden, rounded, yellow slave beads, the necklace, which I had not chosen to permit being placed upon me.	10
14	670	On it, still, lingered the perfume of a slave girl, one who, purchased, had been useful to Kurii, who had testified falsely against me at Nine Wells, who had, contemptuously, insolently, cast me a token of her consideration, a bit of silk and scent, to remember her by, when I served at Klima.	10
15	109	Several of the men cast apprehensive glances at one another.	10
16	54	I did not again coil and cast the line.	10
21	198	It lay in the sand, curled, its head facing away from the wind, like something discarded, needed no longer, cast aside.	10
21	598	I cast about wildly.	10
24	333	You cast me a token, a bit of silk.	10
26	544	"Thank you," she said, "for allowing me to remove that hideous, greasy rag from my ankle, and for relieving me of that hateful bit of faded silk, which you must cast away.	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	174	He unlooped the shoulder belt from him and cast it, with the scabbard and blade, to one side.	10
2	316	It was as though, in asking for chains of iron, I had cast off thousands of invisible chains, which had held me from myself.	10
2	450	He cast his own shield aside, into the grass.	10
4	153	It was one of her cast-offs.	10
5	285	Then, wearied, furious, the Lady Sabina cast aside the switch, turned, and went back to her tent.	10
9	329	Then, when he had won, fully and completely, he cast me aside, ridding himself of me, giving me away".	10
12	580	I cast the bells aside.	10
12	732	She cast me a wild glance and pulled futilely at the bracelets, threaded through the stirrup ring.	10
14	236	It was a great honor for girls such as we that a man such as Thandar of Ti would even deign to cast a glance upon us.	10
18	78	What man, fortunate enough to own a slave, with all the rights and privileges of the mastery, holding all power over a beautiful woman, even as to how she will wear her hair and whether or not she will be clothed, having at his least beck and call her beauty and its services, and having at his dispo...	10
21	95	From the wharf, moorings were cast off.	10
24	67	Those rejected must surely have mixed feelings about this matter, about their rejection, and their being cast back to freedom, unwanted, just as those in their chains, too, must have mixed feelings, looking at the shackles on their fair limbs.	10
26	42	At other times my mistress would shop and I would follow her, deferentially, to carry her purchases, eyes cast down, lest I should be caught so much as looking upon a man.	10
27	390	I slipped the tunic over my head and, hastily, cast it aside.	10
29	49	He had cast aside the virginal girl, arrogantly, in a warrior's gesture, leaving her for whomsoever might find and desire her.	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	227	The cast fur, capelike, shielding me, enveloped the leaping animal.	10
2	733	They live on garbage cast into the canals, and on bound slaves who have not been pleasing.	10
6	201	More than one of them cast glances at me over their shoulder.	10
15	54	I cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near I...	10
15	1127	"I am cast down, and torn, and vanquished! Can free women know such things?" "No," I said, "only the slave".	10
20	53	From the looks cast about the room I gathered the rascal might even be present.	10
22	174	"He is coming!" I dropped the harpoon for it would be an extremely difficult cast to strike the animal head on.	10
27	74	Yesterday, one sleep ago, when we had begun to trek, Imnak had cast behind the sled, in our tracks, another of his pieces of meat, containing the compressed baleen.	10
30	79	I measured him, his movements, the cast of his eyes.	10

Book 13. (8 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	559	"It is my belief that this ring does not cast the invisibility shield," said Samos.	10
4	919	Mooring ropes were cast off.	10
6	99	Too, the fire pans had not been kindled for dipping the arrows, nor had a fire been kindled beneath the oil kettle, for filling the clay globes with flaming oil, to be cast in looping trajectories from the catapult forward.	10
6	736	The lies of her false civilization cast aside, the veneers of her acculturation rent and discarded, being of no interest to Gorean men, who did not share them, the deepest and most primitive female animal in her would be liberated.	10
48	52	He cast a glance at the talunas, trussed kneeling by the log, their heads down, fastened to it, their necks helpless to the blow of the panga, should it descend.	10
54	11	Bila Huruma himself, with his own hands, had cast the ashes of Shaba high into the air where the wind would catch them and carry them over the city, and to the jungles beyond.	10
54	148	"A ring of great power," said Bila Huruma, "one which can cast upon its wearer a mantle of invisibility".	10
55	23	"Cast off the lines," I called to the men.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	125	He cast a glance at the water clock.	10
18	38	She read the note in fury, and then crumpled it, and cast it to the side.	10
21	391	I had, in fury, cast the dipper down to the sand.	10
22	379	"Bring a slave whip," said the Lady Florence to Pamela, who swiftly brought it to her, from where she had earlier cast it aside.	10
25	85	"Such a bet would cast suspicion on the honesty of the bouts," said Kenneth.	10
25	346	The manacles were pulled away from my wrists and cast through the bars into the wagon.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	219	But then, had she been suitably robed and veiled, one supposes the whole matter would not have arisen, and the slave would have been on her knees, not daring to speak, eyes cast down, if not on her belly, trembling, utterly silent, hoping not to be beaten, before Miss Henderson.	10
10	465	The stairs were dark, save for small, trembling yellow pools of light, cast from flickering tharlarion-oil lamps.	10
15	21	Goods were cast about.	10
24	714	I cast aside the whip and drew on my tunic, and gathered together my things.	10
32	12	"Should this complaint be brought again to my attention," said Kliomenes to the girls, "I shall have you cast naked into the jaws of tharlarion".	10
32	37	Her head was covered with semi-transparent, scarlet cloth, the central portions of such a cloth which had been cast over her, a large cloth, which fell to her calves.	10

Book 16. (17 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	6	Two ship's lanterns, suspended on poles, thrust over the bow, to port and starboard, cast pools of yellow light on the water.	10
2	101	I heard men scream, tools cast down.	10
7	17	More than one Voskjard ship had been set afire by flaming pitch cast from another.	10
7	18	More than one, at the waterline, or on her decks, it falling among crowded men, had been smitten with stones cast from the catapults of their own ships.	10
8	74	She cast the sheet aside.	10
8	425	I removed the folded, scarlet strip of the sheet which had covered the upper part of her head, and cast it to one side.	10
9	290	The ropes by which the Tina and the Tais had drawn the Tuka from the bar were being cast off.	10
10	122	Lines were being cast from the Tuka to willing hands on the walk.	10
10	150	With their right hands they reached into the baskets of petals, to cast them on the walk, in the path of Miles of Vonda and of the men disembarking from the Tuka.	10
10	152	Feminine, and soft and beautiful, they are cast before the tread of men.	10
10	167	We cast out our mooring lines.	10
16	403	Maidens cast flowers upon them, and some of these maidens, from their own heads, placed garlands upon the brows of the victors.	10
18	716	I cast aside the whip and, with two hands, seizing her by the waist, I lifted her foot from the dais; she was bent backwards in my hands, her head and feet down.	10
19	48	Was she to be cast from this height into a pit of sleen or perhaps into the cold waters of the Vosk? Then I lowered her again to my shoulder, her head this time forward.	10
20	350	"And salt will be cast upon the ashes," said Glyco.	10
20	557	She cast aside the straps she had taken from her right foot.	10
20	563	She then removed the golden straps from her left foot, and cast them aside.	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	237	"I do not know, truly, how I should cast my vote".	10
4	194	Their third lids, the transparent storm membranes, were drawn, giving their wild, round eyes a yellowish cast.	10
6	146	Then, in an instant, in their chains, they scrambled in the mud after the garbage, twisting and shrieking, caught and restricted in their chains, scratching, and rolling and fighting, for the least of the tidbits cast to them by a free man.	10
8	315	The girl watched in horror as the remains of her silken slip was cast upon the flames, causing them to spring up anew.	10
8	323	This article of clothing, too, then, in a moment, was cast into the flames.	10
8	604	Bottles were cast aside.	10
13	799	I cast the scanty garment to the side, on the grass.	10
14	462	The fellow, however, scarcely cast a glance at them, but they shrank back, under even so cursory an examination, fearing to belong to a red master.	10
15	18	Other common signaling methods, incidentally, involve such things as the use of dust cast into the air, the movement of robes and the motions imparted to a kaiila.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	Its storm lids were drawn, giving its large round eyes a distinctive yellowish cast.	10
9	119	It was natural for a slave helplessly in love with her master to hope that he might see fit to cast her at least a particle or crumb of his affection.	10
18	293	In the morning, when the sun was high enough to cast a shadow, the shadow, I surmised, would have come to a point on the outer circle.	10
29	196	We saw Wasnapohdi cast an anguished glance over her shoulder, in the direction in which Waiyeyeca had ridden.	10
33	157	"You are cast out!" screamed Radish.	10
33	182	"Then we will leave her behind, cast out of the Waniyanpi compound, to die," said Cuwignaka.	10
33	239	The men too, their eyes cast down, save for furtive glances, seemed loath to leave.	10
33	276	He kept his eyes cast down, determinedly.	10
34	218	Mira cast a glance at me.	10
38	29	Then I cast aside the coiled ropes, to a place among my other things.	10
38	55	From time to time, chewing, we cast a glance at Mira.	10
46	174	By the time these Yellow Knives had dismounted and cast aside the lower barricade, it tumbling downward, breaking and shattering in its descent, and remounted, we were safe.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	71	One might note, in passing, that the glances men of Gor cast upon women seem seldom to be surreptitious, even those cast upon free women, but tend rather to be good-humored, good-natured, direct, frank, honest, and healthy, and are not unoften appraisive.	10
1	149	First, it shows absolutely no signs of untypical production, such as being cast rather than struck, of being the result of obverse-reverse composition, or of having been altered or tampered with in any way.	10
2	74	He then, opening the blanket, cast it over me.	10
6	100	The chorus, according to Drusus Rencius, in its various sections and roles, was the original cast of the drama.	10
8	604	How absurd to me seemed the lightness, the casual cast, of his question.	10
14	199	I cast aside the binding fiber, and then crept to the side, to lie on my belly in the shadows behind a tent.	10
17	69	Many, I sensed, had been the surreptitious, approving glances cast upon me by men and boys.	10
25	89	He who had fetched me from the slave sack, Borkon's immediate superior, cast him a glowering look.	10
26	468	Aemilianus cast me a gently reproving look.	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	How marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos.	10
1	617	Others shifted uneasily, and cast piteous glances, petitionary glances, at the guards, but the attention of the guards, and such, was centered on the newly embonded, now-nameless, blond-haired beauty, who but shortly before had been the lofty, arrogant Lady Rowena of Lydius.	10
1	1156	One of Samos' men cast the line into the boat.	10
2	968	The small tharlarion-oil lamp had been placed in such a way that no shadow would be cast by it of a figure entering through the curtain.	10
2	1491	The sound of a chain cast to the tiles, the sight of a whip, the snapping of fingers, a simple word of command, such things, however one has conditioned her, will loosen and open the slave for pleasure.	10
6	934	"I am a slave! I swear it! I swear it!" She cast a wild glance back over her shoulder.	10
8	151	Similarly urts of the sort which live on garbage cast into the canals will often, unhesitantly, attack swimmers.	10
8	240	Both were within the cast of a quiva.	10
8	260	The cast, as recommended, had been easy and smooth.	10
9	113	The thought passed through my mind of hot, bloody meat cast amongst hungry sleen.	10
9	450	She may be whipped even, if he wishes, on the outcome of the spinning of a wheel or the cast of a die".	10
12	536	She cast a scornful glance at the player.	10
16	962	Temenides cast a startled glance at Belnar.	10
18	27	Too, how many poor players would have had in their possession a Champion's Cup, and that of Ar, that cup which the brigands had found when they had raided the camp of Boots Tarsk-Bit, that which had so fascinated them and which the player had been so anxious to conceal? Yet he had not sold it nor ha...	10
18	139	At this point Belnar cast a good-humored glance at Flaminius.	10
20	159	"I was cast out of my own country, a steel country, faraway," it said, "as a weakling".	10
20	165	"Accordingly I was put into exile, cast weaponless, not even with combs and brushes, without even adornments, upon this world.	10
20	387	That was the thing, I recalled, which had been cast out of its own world for its alleged weakness.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	218	Spears and shields were cast away that men might flee the more rapidly.	10
4	412	"But I am a free woman!" she cried, with a look of hatred cast at Feiqa, who shrank back, trembling, beneath her fierce gaze.	10
22	34	It cast odd shadows.	10
22	341	It was not hard to understand how such wastes were occasionally cast from roofs and windows, usually with a warning cry to pedestrians below.	10
24	87	They can be taken anywhere, anytime, and as one pleases, in a garden, on a bench, against a wall, in a doorway, on a carpet, across coils of rope, over a saddle, cast upon bales of produce, beside a highway, in the gravel or mud, on a street, on a polished hardwood floor, on the tiles of a plaza, in...	10
24	201	Boabissia cast me an angry look.	10
24	223	"Thank you," she said, and cast an angry look at me.	10
25	173	"But when it was learned that she had been so foolish as to have permitted herself to be captured," said my hostess, "she was cast off by her family, and sworn from the Home Stone".	10
25	318	There was a sense, of course, in which the slave girl is meaningless, the sense in which she is nothing, the sense in which she is a mere property, a rightless object, fittingly to be scorned, to be treated as one pleases, to be made to serve, to be disciplined or whipped, to be kept or cast away, a...	10

Book 22. (22 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	Surely she might better have cooked meat in the light of a cave fire, the thongs on her left wrist perhaps marking whose woman she was, or with sistrum and hymns, under the orders of priests, welcomed the grand, redemptive, sluggish flows of the Nile; better she had run barefoot on a lonely Aegean b...	10
3	653	How absurd it seemed! Did he not know that women could do anything with impunity, that no matter what we did, even if it were to bring about the destruction of a man's manhood and the ruination of his life, we were never punished? And yet this man seemed ready to punish me for so little as a lie, or...	10
6	250	In this cell we bedded on damp straw, cast over the stone.	10
6	560	Perhaps he had forgotten me! Perhaps I was now alone, totally alone, on this world, having been brought here for a price and then, having earned my coins for others, discarded, cast into the markets, set adrift in uncertain weathers, on trackless seas, to vanish from sight, to disappear tracelessly,...	10
11	1157	I heard his garment being cast aside.	10
11	1202	I heard the whip cast to the side.	10
11	1342	With what insolence, with what arrogance, he had cast his seed within me! And I must endure such things, as it pleased him! How he had held me, and then loosed himself within me! What arrogance, what insolence! He had not asked my permission.	10
13	67	Tupita had, however, only cast me a glance of hatred.	10
13	176	"Yes, Master," she said, and, with a look of fury, cast at me, slipped back through the curtain.	10
13	516	"You have the coins cast by masters on the dancing floor, which I gathered for you.	10
20	363	"Do you still sway well?" I cast a frightened glance back toward the opening of the alleyway.	10
24	66	I cast a frightened glance at the other girl.	10
26	176	He then cast loose the chain and moved his tharlarion forward, to ride with Pietro Vacchi.	10
29	131	Perhaps he had been cast out of the city.	10
29	187	This suggested to me, again, that the small fellow might have been cast out of Tharna, perhaps exiled or banished.	10
29	229	It bit through the back of the neck of the man and cast the body down, with the quarter of the dried tarsk which they had brought.	10
29	475	I looked upon the bloody, still figure, cast upon the bodies and the quarter of a tarsk.	10
29	976	It then loosened the collar from behind, and cast it aside, and lifting the sleen into the air, bit through the back of its neck, then dropped it to its feet.	10
29	1605	I cast a glance at Tela.	10
29	1608	I cast another glance at Tela.	10
31	58	From time to time during the meal Tupita had cast a glance at me, smiling, as though she had some secret.	10
31	361	Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire.	10

Book 23. (17 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	191	I went to retrieve my pack from where I had cast it on the embankment.	10
5	548	She cast an angry look at me.	10
6	123	The two parts I cast away, back by the wall.	10
6	623	With a noise of disgust he turned and cast her from him, to her side, to the foot of my space, on my blanket.	10
9	193	She cast us one wild, desperate glance, and then was dragged past.	10
12	210	Perhaps suspicions had been cast upon me by enemies.	10
12	226	"And that pleasure would presumably remain mine even if Ar's Station were burned to the ground, and salt cast upon the ashes!" "Of course," I said.	10
17	38	The second catapult cast its load, its boulder, into the midst of startled men and had it not been for their smitten bodies, dashed back, cushioning the blow would have torn its way free through the back of the tall, shedlike tower.	10
17	55	At the fishermen's bridge the net was cast, but its weights were not now stones.	10
17	57	At the bridge of the huntsmen loops of tarn wire were cast over the armed, halted efflux which the foe, to his horror, trying to extricate himself, felt draw tight and then he, too, snared, was dragged from the bridge.	10
17	212	I leveled the spear, then cast it to the ground.	10
17	587	There was a great splintering of wood from above us and, over the hill of sand and such, packed behind the door, suddenly, bursting wood apart, there protruded, black, over five feet thick, and of solid iron, like some mythological monster, a great form, with curled-back horns, cast in the likeness ...	10
17	678	I then cast the coins behind the fellows, and to my left, into a side passage.	10
20	452	They cast off the mooring lines and then followed me aboard.	10
21	1294	How hard it is to withstand the lovely dangers of their discourse! Have not countless thousands fallen victim to the toils of their cleverly cast nets? What cunning she-sleen they are! How skilled they are with so subtle, surprising and keen a weapon! There is a Gorean saying to the effect that a la...	10
24	504	No longer would she be permitted to frustrate, other than in the way any beautiful woman must cast frustration about her by her very beauty alone.	10
24	522	The forward lines were cast to fellows on the pier.	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	938	"Can it be then, Master," she asked, "that you do not wish to cast me from you?" "I do not understand," he said.	10
1	1077	Borton cast aside the whip.	10
1	1179	"Imagine them cast about the neck of a stripped free woman," I said, "and her then ordered to writhe in them at his feet, in fear of his whip, hearing them clack together, knowing they are strung on binding fiber and such".	10
3	119	I had left some slaves beads in recompense, of course, pretty beads of cheap wood, such as are cast about in festivals and carnivals, sometimes even being seized up secretly by free women who put them on before their mirrors, in secret, as though they might be slaves.	10
9	32	Some other fellows, with their helmets, cast water out of it.	10
26	101	"Too," I said, "if even a slave's most secret thoughts harbor the least hint of recalcitrance, such an absurdity being inevitably revealed in subtle bodily clues and such, they might be summarily given to leech plants, cast to pond eels, thrown to sleen, such things".	10
28	300	"Ina," I said, "do you beg to please the captain?" She cast me a wild look.	10
39	66	There was then, suddenly, the snapping of a slave lash, and the "hunters" swiftly stripped themselves, cast aside their staffs and knelt with the prisoner.	10
39	67	Then one of the fellows from the tavern took the net and cast it over the lot of them.	10
47	205	Had that been the case I would have attempted to cast doubt on the value of the note.	10
48	510	I could cast the gold away, as a gesture".	10

Book 25. (18 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	40	The same free woman, captured, who is cast such a garment, and regarding it cries out with rage and frustration, and dismay, and hastens to don it only when she sees the hand of her captor tighten on his whip, is likely, in a matter of moments, to be wearing it quite well, and with talent, moving gr...	10
3	138	I broke the ostrakon in two and cast the pieces into the fire.	10
3	864	These, supposedly, have been each cast six hundred times, with results approximating the ideal mathematical probabilities.	10
6	97	To be sure, he might have been of that party, and might have been, in the developments within that party, outmaneuvered, to find himself suddenly cast in the role of a scapegoat, something to be thrown to the crowd, to satisfy it and protect others.	10
7	80	Some fellows rushed out to cast ostraka at him.	10
7	374	The coins cast forth, Myron lifted his arms to the crowd.	10
12	648	She turned once, inside the threshold, cast a wild glance at Marcus and myself, and hurried further within.	10
13	164	On the other hand the first straws testing the winds of Ar, cast in the streets, in the baths, in the taverns and markets, had been blown back with such fierceness that these castrative proposals had been almost immediately withdrawn.	10
14	230	She cast a frightened, pathetic, shamed glance at the other girls, those kneeling to the side.	10
17	285	The ponderous fellow then, with a tug, tore away the bit of cloth which had provided its mockery of a shielding for her beauty and cast it aside.	10
18	417	At the least, the disappearance of the stone would embarrass the governance of the city, and Cos, and cast doubt on their security and efficiency.	10
19	852	They are commonly awakened naked, startled and bewildered, and, within moments, to their confusion and consternation, are branded and collared, following which they are cast to the victors.	10
20	510	The differences tend to have more to do with the "cast" of the hand, so to speak, its general appearance, a function of a number of things, such as size, spacing of letters, linkages among them, length of loops, nature of end strokes, and such.	10
22	174	She cast a wild glance toward me, but I pretended not to notice.	10
25	187	Needless to say a bound slave, cast into such a pool, will be eaten alive.	10
25	224	"He should be cast away".	10
27	629	"Your work in Ar?" "Cos must be cast out of Ar," I said.	10
27	645	"Cos can never be cast out of Ar!" she said.	10

Book 26. (33 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	668	Aynur cast a look of hatred toward me.	10
8	626	I wondered, too, what they might look like, clad not in the enclosed, hampering, eccentric garments prescribed for them by their culture, but in freer, more natural garb, such as tunics, and, as I had sometimes seen in the house, robes, and cloaks, of various sorts, things which might, in a moment, ...	10
8	1006	I felt then within me a sudden body's urgency and cast aside the blanket and groped awkwardly toward the larger of the three vessels.	10
10	256	I cast a glance back over my shoulder at the jailer.	10
11	99	I cast him a grateful glance.	10
11	398	In order that the matter be lost on no one, the occupant of the chair, of the last three pieces of meat, casting each to the floor of the dais, cast the first to the six-legged beast, which lapped it up instantly with its tongue, scarcely a scrap to such a maw, the second to me and the third to Dorn...	10
11	399	Dorna and I, then, on all fours, from where we had retrieved that largesse which had been granted to us, cast to the floor of the dais, looked up at he who occupied the chair.	10
11	1088	She cast me a wild glance.	10
11	1119	Or, more quickly, you might be cast to sleen, or fed to starving urts, or be flung to the fangs of dry, thirsting leech plants".	10
11	1452	One serves humbly, self-effacingly, eyes cast downward.	10
12	40	They are light, easily cast and weighted.	10
13	1366	I had awakened once or twice in the pens, early in my training, to see the light of a lamp on the walls, the shadows cast there by the bars.	10
14	1232	My charge cast me an alarmed glance.	10
15	12	It cast long, strange shadows about.	10
18	149	Sometimes, however, after an enemy city has fallen, her women, now enslaved, are denied clothing for some six months; at the end of that time they are inordinately grateful, should the least of tunics be cast to them; supposedly we are not permitted modesty, but we are, of course, sensitive to such ...	10
19	767	The free woman cast her a glance of consternation.	10
19	1105	One does not just cast such things about in such a place, particularly if one is a slave.	10
24	26	Then I turned and backed toward the wall, in a rattle of chain, for a gigantic shadow, frightening me, fleeting and wild, had been cast upon the wall.	10
24	194	I saw one of the tarns on the terrace seize a fellow in its beak, and then half of him was cast to the side.	10
35	123	Lanterns and torches cast light about.	10
39	93	Rather he turned to one side, and, in a moment, cast me a sheet.	10
40	11	Later, bound hand and foot, I had been carried to the wall again, that I might realize what could be done with me, that I might be cast down from that terrible height.	10
40	81	From this place criminals and traitors were sometimes cast down, to the rocks below.	10
42	100	"Cast it into the foulest carnarium!" I struggled inside the box.	10
42	102	It would be only too easy, in the dead of the night, to bury the box somewhere outside the walls, in some remote place, or to cast it into one of the carnaria, the refuse pits outside the wall, into which garbage, and excrement, and all filth, as from the emptying of the giant vats of the insulae, m...	10
43	48	"Even this will be removed, if your ankles are to be tied together and weighted, and you are to be cast into a carnarium".	10
44	146	"It would be better," said the second, "to bind and gag her, and put her in the slave box, and then cast the slave box into one of the more remote carnaria".	10
44	147	"We could save the slave box," said the first, "and, at night, simply weight her and cast her into the carnarium.	10
44	170	"Perhaps we should then cut her throat before we cast her into the carnarium," said the first man.	10
44	196	She would not have cared, I was sure, if they had simply, once outside the house, cut my throat, or, for some reason, cast me into some pit, one of the great carnaria outside the city.	10
44	286	I dared not cast a glance at my master.	10
46	8	He cast down the whip, into the straw.	10
46	630	It would be as though I might be a new purchase, naked from a sales barn, being fetched back to a domicile, the master's cloak, for want of something better, cast over me.	10

Book 27. (63 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	578	She had heard that slaves such as she, low slaves, were sometimes cast to male slaves in the pens, much as one might cast them food.	10
1	3	And I fear that if I did not comply, somehow they would know, as always it seems they do, perhaps from some small cue, perhaps some slight movement, or cast of feature, or shading of complexion, or tremor, or reluctance, unbeknownst even to myself.	10
10	152	I might, if I wished, for example, feed you to sleen, or cast you to leech plants".	10
10	191	And thus I will cast you into the terrors and realities of a world which will seem utterly strange to you".	10
10	200	He took the whip, which had lain across his knees, and cast it the floor before her.	10
11	495	Ellen cast a quick, frightened glance at her master but his gaze reassured her that her response had been apt.	10
11	639	She would later learn to live for such things, a kind word, an approving glance, a crust cast to the floor before her, a caress.	10
12	199	More likely, some said, she had served in a prison on Tyros, and had been periodically cast to the prisoners, and handed about, amongst them, to reduce their unruliness.	10
12	437	Thus, though the slave girl has, like any other woman, her charming, delicious, ingrained, biologically selected-for prostitute tendencies, she is scarcely in a position to use them in order to garner for herself rich gifts, economic privileges, appointment preferences, status, prestige, advancement...	10
13	273	May her women be put in collars! May they, and her other slaves, be herded away! May her towers be burned and salt cast upon their ashes!" The approach of the second tarn, soaring, borne on the wind, its wings still, was silent.	10
13	468	Laura's gown, in a moment, cut from her, cast aside, had fluttered to the roof.	10
16	910	One of the girls in the coffle, she who was last on the chain, or slaver's necklace, turned about to cast a last contemptuous glance at the shelf, but the guardsman behind her struck her a sharp, stinging blow with the flat of his hand below the small of her back, which resounded throughout the mark...	10
17	547	I do not doubt that there is something of a sporting cast to this sort of thing, as well, not that the warriors and such mind being served by lovely slaves for whom they do not have to pay.	10
17	865	I would that I could give myself to you! But you do not want me! You have taught me to myself, and have then cast me aside, unwanted.	10
17	1141	What if a man were watching? She knew the effect that a naked, bound woman can have on a man, even such a woman half hidden, half buried, in a bedding of straw, such as that into which she had been cast.	10
19	99	Ellen cast him an angry glance.	10
20	694	She could imagine her at his feet, at the foot of his couch on the love furs, attached to the slave ring there, naked, cringing, not knowing if she was to be whipped or caressed, as a slave, taking the whip cast before her in her small hands and, looking up, trying to read the mood of her master, fe...	10
20	723	Another theory as to the usual choice of gray for state slaves is that it is a sop cast to the sensibilities of free women, who, resenting the usual effects of female slaves on free men, wished the state to limit or reduce the attractiveness of its slaves.	10
22	468	Suddenly, their eyes met! She cast her eyes down, not daring to return his gaze.	10
22	506	The genetic template had always been there, fastened in her by eons of evolution, part of what made her what she was, a woman; the training, and the Gorean milieu, had merely, so to speak, freed her to be herself, had encouraged her to be herself, had required her, she willing or not, to be herself,...	10
22	519	If he were to cast her down between the fires and put her to his peremptory pleasure, she had little doubt but what it would be she who would be blamed.	10
23	85	Ellen cast a wild glance of gratitude at Mirus.	10
23	176	"Perhaps she once entered a line, or a door, before you, not invited to do so, but as though it were her right?" "Perhaps she cast you a haughty glance, or once spoke shortly to you?" suggested another.	10
24	141	Moaning, Ellen looked down at the silks which lay at her knees, cast before her by the whip master.	10
24	461	See that it is recognized!" Dara cast a frightened glance at the interior whip master.	10
24	888	Ellen, turning about, cast an angry glance at Selius Arconious, who regarded her impassively.	10
25	494	But, when she cast a frightened glance about, conducting a furtive reconnaissance, she saw that several of the other girls were watching her.	10
25	1075	More than one cast a backwards glance toward the block.	10
26	354	The collar has this cast or aura, too, one always recognized, but seldom expressed, perhaps because it is too obvious.	10
26	692	"He is needed to give the people courage, to ignite them, to rouse them to war, to cast out the Cosian sleen and their allies!" "We need Marlenus of Ar!" exclaimed another.	10
26	1102	She dared not shrug it off, for it had been cast over her as it had, in that special way, by her master.	10
26	1117	Indeed, among men, the monsters, there is much here that has a sporting cast.	10
27	885	"Cast them down!" "But we are prepared to leave in peace," said one of the riders, inching his mount forward.	10
27	886	"Cast down your weapons!" said Arconious.	10
27	887	"Cast down your weapons!" cried he whom Arconious held.	10
27	1333	Do not free women, in the fall of a city, often tear away their clothes and cast themselves naked before the conquerors, begging to be kept as a slave? Do not others find collars and attempt to conceal themselves amongst slaves, but are then seized and bound by the slaves and presented naked to the ...	10
27	2154	Selius Arconious cast a glance at Ellen, she kneeling, bound, collared, a bit of rope on her neck.	10
27	2704	He cast a look at Mirus.	10
27	2767	The slave noted that Mirus cast a glance to one side, to a thick patch of heavy grass.	10
27	2816	She cast a wild glance at Selius Arconious, who pulled angrily at his bonds, at the wheel.	10
27	2850	Ellen cast a wild glance at her master.	10
27	2862	Ellen cast a glance downward, and trembled.	10
27	2868	The officer cast a glance at the three beasts, but, again, there seemed nothing of interest there.	10
27	3028	Selius Arconious cast Mirus a glance of hatred, which attention seemed unnoticed by the shaken Mirus.	10
27	3034	Kardok cast the second sleen from him.	10
27	3520	"Will it be necessary to bind you hand and foot, and cast you to the wagon bed?" he asked.	10
28	131	Cast but a glance upon me! Though I am only a slave and animal I exist! I am here! Do not be cruel! Be kind! I am yours, wholly yours! Do not ignore me!" "Rest," said he.	10
28	169	Selius Arconious cast aside the great head of Kardok.	10
28	344	"But Bosk and his friend found there only bones, pieces of bones, splintered, gnawed, shreds of clothing, torn, cast about".	10
28	358	Bosk cast them away, into the grass.	10
28	378	Then he cast the piece of metal far from him, away, out into the grass.	10
29	11	She stood straighter, but did not dare smile, for fear one of the riders might, on an impulse, loosening his rope, spur toward her and in a moment, as she fled, have his cast, tightening loop upon her.	10
29	26	"I have a tunic! You are only a naked slave! You are naked! Naked! Only a naked slave, publicly marched on a chain, exposed on a common road!" The slave cast a furious glance at her but the fellow about whose pommel was looped the chain put back his head and laughed loudly, and gave the chain a litt...	10
29	96	She cast one last look at the distant towers of Venna, and thought again of the former Lady Melanie of Brundisium, she sold at the festival camp, now doubtless a lovely, suitably embonded, obedient chattel behind those far walls.	10
29	208	She cast about, wildly, in her mind, for some way to allay his anger, to put him from his purpose, to avoid the punishment which, in her heart, she knew she deserved, and only too well.	10
29	250	"Do you think I would let another whip you? No! I will have you under my whip! Under my whip! You are mine to whip!" She cast about again, frantically, for a new tactic, a new strategy, a new avenue of escape.	10
30	7	After the wine was poured she rose up and body bent, head down, eyes cast down, backed gracefully, silently, away, withdrawing to the side.	10
30	72	Perhaps a brief cast of irritation then traversed the countenance of Ellen, as she thought of free women.	10
30	90	Know what it is to actually wear a collar and be owned! Know what it is to kneel naked, chained, before your master! Know what it is to cast him shy, fearful glances, trying to read his moods! Know what it is to service his compartments, perhaps shackled, to make his couch, to dust and clean, and co...	10
30	176	"Thank you, Master! Thank you for beating me!" He angrily cast the whip aside, and then crouched beside her.	10
30	189	She cast many an anxious look at her master, but he did not so much as look at her.	10
30	336	He cast aside his tunic.	10
30	546	He tore the combs from her hair, and her hair then, with his two hands, he cast about her.	10

Book 28. (48 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
61	72	"So," smiled Lord Grendel, to Cabot, and Statius, who was of late, from a conversation the reader may recall, one in which an ally, or friend, figured, now well apprised of their suspicions with respect to a certain member of their company, "shall we cast away the war?" "Do as Flavion urges," said S...	10
1	18	But are we not, in our way, as well? When the Nameless One stirred the cauldron of stars did it intend them? Are they not a lapse of sorts? Might it have been distracted at the time? But in what workshop or cauldron was formed the Nameless One itself? From what unseen seas was it itself cast forth, ...	10
1	979	Cast her into the markets.	10
1	992	As we recall, as we left her, she had been cast into the markets, and was only goods.	10
1	1253	How could it even occur to her that Gorean men would look upon such as she and see her not in terms of her breeding, education, position, and background but in terms of the slave tunic and chain, in terms of the whip and collar? Did she not know that such as she were put barefoot and naked on the sa...	10
1	1265	Then she cast such thoughts from herself, indignantly.	10
9	36	The collar was, as noted, high, and she could not well lower her head without a movement of her entire body, though she could, of course, keep her eyes cast down.	10
10	19	The girl must have heard the sound, for she turned about, suddenly, and cried out, "Tarl! Tarl Cabot!" She was cast to the floor, suddenly, violently, with a clatter of the light, long chain on the tiles, and she scrambled up, to her knees, and knelt there, suddenly, clearly terrified, and regarded ...	10
11	221	Cabot noted that the slave cast a look of misery at Peisistratus, and that the hands on her thighs lifted slightly, as though she would expose her palms to him, but then she quickly returned them to her thighs, palms down.	10
11	225	She leapt up, gratefully, cast another look at Peisistratus, and hurried from the room, departing through the beaded curtain.	10
18	131	He was supposing it would be immaterial to the hunters whether he was brought down by sleen, which might have been wild sleen of the forest, one might speculate, or slain, supposedly by accident, with a cast of the mighty Kur spear.	10
18	253	"You could not cast it," said a Kur.	10
18	280	Cabot realized the net had been well cast and well handled.	10
18	292	And now Cabot himself was netted, though not in the light toils of a weighted slave net, which he might have torn open and shredded, a net unsuitable for a man but inescapable for a female, but in a mighty net, stoutly woven, thickly stranded, cast by a Kur, a net that might have held a larl.	10
20	118	The hereditary coils have cast their countless lots, and nature has made her innumerable decisions amongst them, according to her mysterious wills and ways, denominating her fortunes of extinction and prosperity, of defeat and victory, of death and life.	10
21	305	"—to those who would kill her with needles, a corpuscle at a time, who would inject her with slow, agonizing poisons, who would feed her to urts or sleen, who would cast her to leech plants, who would roast her alive and eat her, and so on".	10
21	356	The cast had been more than a hundred and fifty feet.	10
21	462	He then cast aside the limp body of his former antagonist and turned to face the sixth challenger, the last of the four who had advanced together.	10
21	591	Grendel had now removed the great bar from the sand, and from his antagonist, and cast it aside, into the sand.	10
21	665	And then Agamemnon cast the body from him, and turned about, and left the arena.	10
22	284	Cabot then cast the goblet from him, and it clattered on the flooring, several feet away, and rolled to the side.	10
23	144	"Mad! Mad! Were I a collared slave, beaten and cast to your feet, you would use me!" "Doubtless," said Cabot, "if she had imbibed her slave wine.	10
25	153	"I was cast out.	10
27	10	The light of the small lamp cast its warm, soft, flickering glow about the walls.	10
27	77	"It is a cast-off tunic," he said, "sleeveless, gray, and rather short, doubtless you will find it so, but I think you will be fetching in it".	10
29	110	"And many of these women, perhaps the less beautiful, were not taken into families, but merely thrown a coin, or cast aside".	10
31	14	If Cabot freed her, and cast her aside, she would doubtless have no hope of happiness other than to find a new master, a new man from whom to beg a collar, a new man to kneel before, and serve.	10
36	34	It is true the spear can be cast and with effect, but it is most often used as a stabbing weapon.	10
36	35	Once a spear is cast, obviously, it is no longer available to its owner, and this is the case even if it strikes its intended target, one of perhaps dozens of advancing, threatening targets.	10
36	36	Sometimes the spear, thrust or cast, is used to penetrate a shield, rendering it unwieldy, and a handicap to its bearer.	10
36	39	One is trained to take the cast spear obliquely on the shield, that it may carom away.	10
39	59	Then from behind the wall, suddenly, large stones were being cast down upon the disconcerted, apprehensive besiegers.	10
50	67	Cabot cast the whip to the dirt.	10
55	231	Accordingly, the killer humans brought their neck-roped females to their feet, placed themselves between the females and the herd, and Lord Grendel, Cabot, and Statius, and, with a few cries and strokes of their sticks, herded them away, withdrawing behind them, with an occasional vigilant glance ca...	10
57	40	"Glory to our cause!" In the threshold of the camp, startled, and seemingly jubilant, stood Flavion, who then rushed forward to embrace Lord Grendel, Cabot, Statius, Archon, and others, and then he bounded about, leaping into the air, uttering screeches of pleasure, and then, alighting, again and ag...	10
57	81	The Lady Bina crawled slowly, painfully, from the tiny shelter, against the weight of the chains, lifted her head briefly, saw Lord Grendel, cast a look of terror at him, and then knelt shuddering before the group, her head down, to the dirt, as commanded.	10
60	72	"Let us cast down our weapons, emerge from the forests, and place ourselves before great Agamemnon," said Flavion.	10
61	165	But Cabot discerned that he had first cast a look at Flavion, who stood in the vicinity.	10
61	166	Grendel cast a wild, belligerent look about him.	10
62	44	"One, say, cast naked, in chains, to your feet?" "That is a small token," said Cabot.	10
64	50	"Cestiphon, who is a killer human, inured to the sights of the arena, and such, caught a glimpse of her, and cast up his food," said Statius.	10
64	55	It may be recalled, the look, perhaps one of puzzlement, or resentment, that Cestiphon had cast at Flavion.	10
65	73	The leader of the delegation cast aside the broken spear.	10
74	76	Several were even now serving, on belly or back, moaning, squirming, crying out, begging for more, on cushions cast about the floor of the hall.	10
74	85	One of the cleaning slaves had cast a bucket of water into the cage, to wash wastes from it, to be later cleaned.	10
77	142	"That cast was flung to a wall by a drunken rowdy, to test the balance of a throwing blade, offered to him by another rowdy, another drunken ruffian, for a coin, both killer humans.	10
78	148	Following this cast Lord Grendel dragged Flavion, who was still alive, as Kurii are robust and tenacious of life, by his lamed, left leg, through the dust back to the center of the compound, where he turned him to his back, and looked down upon him.	10
81	224	"We are prepared to cast off?" said Cabot.	10

Book 29. (50 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	19	The female slave cast amongst strong men is not unlike steaming, juicy, roasted meat cast among ravening sleen.	10
38	450	But the cry, too, had seemed to come from her heart, as an outburst from the depths of her heart, releasing a tension that might have been pent-up for years, a cry of enormous relief, a cry that seemed to suggest she had at last cast aside a dreadful, encumbering falsity, that at last a great weight...	10
3	8	His slave, Constantina, cast him a dark look.	10
3	150	Constantina cast a swift glance at me, and Pertinax looked down.	10
3	270	She cast me a look of fury.	10
3	340	Constantina cast him an ugly glance.	10
3	450	She cast me a glance, almost piteously.	10
5	99	Sullius Maximus cast me the ring, on its leather loop.	10
5	271	He was beyond a cast of the spear.	10
5	409	Some boxes, too, perhaps supplies, of one sort or another, were cast overboard, and these were being guided by wading men to the shore, where they were drawn up on the beach.	10
5	541	And then he asked who then ruled in name, and men feared to tell him, that it was she who had once been his daughter, before her dishonoring, and disownment, for the slur she had once cast on his honor".	10
5	727	Too, in this fashion it is easier to keep the girls clean, with cast buckets of water, or forcing them into pools and streams, and such.	10
5	829	"'Loathsome she-urts, detestable profiteers and traitresses,' we cried, 'remain behind, be hurled to eels, be cast amongst leech plants, be weighted and thrown into carnariums, view the city you betrayed from the height of high impaling stakes!'" "'No, please!' they wept.	10
7	72	Constantina jerked angrily, futilely, at her bound wrists and cast Pertinax a look of fury, which seemed to dare him to comply with my instruction.	10
7	255	Constantina cast me a look of fury, but, I fear, it was a mild thing compared to that with which she regaled Pertinax, who looked hastily away.	10
8	62	When Pertinax awakened, he discovered my absence, doubtless to his considerable uneasiness, and had seemingly, swiftly, cast about to locate me, which event took place shortly.	10
9	62	It may be remembered that its key had been cast into Thassa, long ago.	10
9	158	Cecily cast me a frantic, plaintive look.	10
9	377	I had little doubt that the true agent had been disposed of, doubtless long ago, probably cast to the nine-gilled sharks of Thassa.	10
10	151	Pertinax cast me a look of bewilderment, and misery.	10
10	562	"I had the key, I could have removed it, but that brute, that monster, Tarl Cabot, he whom we brought here, for you, as agreed, took the key from me, and cast it into the sea!" "I see," said Lord Nishida.	10
10	585	Miss Wentworth cast me a look of triumph.	10
10	775	"And this one," said Tajima, who had had, from the beginning, as I understood it, reservations pertaining to the former Miss Wentworth, "as she would be unworthy meat for larls or sleen, may be bound and cast into the garbage pit for the delectation of swarming urts".	10
11	210	Saru cast a swift, distressed glance at Cecily, who was standing behind me, a bit to my left.	10
12	29	Those brought to Tarncamp were, I had gathered from Pertinax, mercenaries, bandits, brigands, thieves, murderers, wanderers, low men, cast-off men, men lost from Home Stones, and such.	10
14	100	Such a net, well cast, I hoped, might entangle an enemy tarn or its rider in the sky, interfering with the bird's flight or the rider's capacity to engage.	10
15	35	The kneeling slave cast a quick look at Cecily.	10
15	295	She cast a wild look at Pertinax.	10
18	459	How many men are conquered by a look cast over a shoulder, by a smile! Some men are drunk on kaissa, others on power, others on kanda, others on paga.	10
19	153	Nodachi, I was sure, was a dedicated, great, and charismatic teacher and swordsman, in his own right, and did not require, and doubtless would not appreciate, the mantles of myth, woven for others, and misplaced upon him, mantles which might be cast upon him by smaller men, needful of marvels.	10
19	184	To be sure, the lamps would cast less light, and the dangers, accordingly, to those who entered would be the greater.	10
20	238	She cast a wild glance at Pertinax, and trembled.	10
22	436	Had she realized that, it might have given a very different cast to her docility.	10
22	532	Saru, on her hands ands knees before Pertinax, cast a glance toward the approaching torches.	10
22	716	He then cast the whip aside, dragged her on her knees by the hair to a slave mat, and threw her back upon it, supine.	10
23	317	It seemed unlikely the enemy, whomsoever, or whatsoever, it might be, would have placed its entire wager on a single arrow fired from tarnback, would have placed the outcome of a large and bold enterprise on a single cast of the marked stones.	10
25	201	Most mariners, however, believed that the world was spherical, surmising this from a plenitude of considerations, that one first discerns the masts of approaching ships, that Gor's shadow, round, is occasionally cast on a moon, that not all stars are visible at all latitudes, as would be the case if...	10
30	89	"The stones were cast well," said Aëtius.	10
30	93	Then, in battle, I had released them with riders, primarily to cast vessels of fire upon the ships of Cos and Tyros.	10
37	67	Dozens of ropes had been cast down from her starboard side, to be bound about heavy, deeply anchored mooring cleats.	10
38	239	They afford, however, little shelter from the flighted quarrel, the knife cast from the darkness.	10
38	323	To be sure, I expected that mooring ropes would be soon cast off, and the great ship, obedient to rudder and current, would edge into the river.	10
38	341	"The ship must cast off".	10
38	458	Torn between her lingering pretenses of freedom and her slave needs, she had been found insufficiently pleasing by her masters, and was to be cast to eels in a pool in a Pleasure Cylinder, associated with a Steel World.	10
38	523	Certainly the ship must soon cast off.	10
39	2	He cast the guide straps to a tarnster, who then conducted the bird, with its stately gait, toward the large descent way to the in-ship cots.	10
40	5	Other ships, with bolder governors, many with ladders and irons, clung to her flanks, clustered about her, like insects, but their ladders were unavailing, foolish against this behemoth's sides, and what arm had the strength to cast an iron so high that it might engage the railings towering above? M...	10
40	27	Too, roofing, where practical, if not sheathed in metal or coated in wet hides, would succumb to the canisters of pitch and fire, lit and cast by our tarnsmen.	10
41	74	I cast aside my sword and scabbard.	10
42	3	I kicked my way to the surface, and was thrown yards to my right by the wash of water, and went under, and came up, again, and gasped for breath, half blinded by the water, still clinging to that massive, furred neck, and the beast's head was then, too, out of the water and I heard an explosive exha...	10

Book 30. (6 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	41	Other inflammables, pitch, and such, were cast over the walls from the outside, which, by a flung torch, a cast, flaming bundle of straw, or such, might be as easily ignited.	10
1	116	The newcomers cast down the bows and, together, reached within their robes to unsheathe blades, the common gladius, but the cloaks, hitherto so convenient in concealing their caste, their intent, their weapons, cost them an unencumbered draw, and the stranger was at them, table flung aside, daggers ...	10
1	123	He jerked the quarrels from the small table and cast them to the side.	10
1	206	The girl cast a frightened look at the taverner.	10
1	414	"May she be cast naked, bound, amongst leech plants," said another.	10
2	271	My clothing was then cut away and cast over the side.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	49	I knew the penalties which might be inflicted on a fugitive slave, the lashings, hamstringing, being cast amongst a foliage of leech plants, being butchered for sleen feed, even being cast alive to such beasts.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	64	Suddenly, briefly, we heard a succession of thunderous snapping noises from above the canopy, and we looked up, and leaves fluttered about us, and we were cast into a flight of shadows, as though swift, fierce, jagged clouds would blot out the sun, one following another, but these shadows were cast ...	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	109	It was determined that she would be cast from the parapet to the stones below, at a time corresponding to that at which she had earlier cast the detected message, as it was supposed that at such a time her confederate, or confederates, would be waiting below.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	21	Containers, on their ropes, are cast into gleaming Thassa, and make their way, passed from hand to hand, to be cast upon the fire".	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	13	Many fishermen have habits, techniques, or tricks which tend to characterize their play, an over-the-head cast, a side cast, a certain movement of the feet before the cast, and so on.	10