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Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	87	Some five or six tarnsmen ran toward the wide opening of the shallow cave, but I rushed forward, holding the lance parallel to my body, striking them with almost superhuman strength and forcing them over the ledge near the mouth of the cave.	10
14	7	I knelt on the granite floor of a shallow cave in one of the Voltai peaks, a sheltered fire on each side of me.	10
14	15	At the entrance of the cave two of his men had set a tharlarion lance, of the sort carried by Kazrak and his men, in a crevice obviously prepared to receive it.	10
14	64	As if this were a signal, some of his tarnsmen entered the cave and seized me.	10
14	92	I engaged and dropped the first of the tarnsmen to reach me and wounded the second, but was pressed back toward the rear of the cave.	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

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3	24	They could strip a carcass in a matter of minutes, each carrying back some fluttering ribbon of flesh to the recesses of whatever dark cave the swarm had chosen for its home.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

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26	261	As I thought of our primeval ancestor standing in the mouth of his cave one hand gripping a chipped stone and perhaps the other a torch, his mate behind him and his young hidden in the mosses at the back of the cave I wondered at the genetic gifts that would ensure the survival of man in so hostile ...	10
17	126	On a green field somewhere, I had no idea where, a man in the garments of the Caste of Builders, emerged from what was apparently an underground cave.	10
17	128	Then, satisfied that he was alone, he returned to the cave and emerged once more carrying what resembled a hollow pipe.	10
26	260	I wondered of the struggles of my own world as well as on Gor, struggles which over millennia had shaped the blood and inmost being of my species, perhaps conflicts over tunnels in cliffs to be fought with the savage cave bear, long dangerous weeks spent hunting the same game as the saber-toothed ti...	10
26	265	Perhaps if she were thrown by her hair to the back of the cave and raped on furs in the light of the animal fire at its mouth this would have been to her little more than the proof of her mate's regard for her, the expected culmination of her innate desire to be dominated and his.	10
32	325	He turned it suddenly and a jolt of fire that threw him five feet back into the cave leapt from that tiny instrument and the nearest larl suddenly reared, its paws lifted wildly, its fangs bared, its snowy pelt burned black about the hole that had once housed its heart, and then it twisted and fell ...	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

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14	191	The only portion of the wall that was clearly afire, however, and threatening to cave in, was the eastern edge of the southern wall.	10
15	433	I wondered how deep might be this little cave.	10

Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor

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24	67	She is now, for the first time in her life, free to accept and embrace her deepest and truest identity, her ancient selected-for biological identity, as old as the raid, the hunt in the forest, the cave and leather thongs, the decree of nature, the fruit of evolution's wisdom, that of the lover, cap...	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	151	In a cave in the adjoining cliff there were several boxes.	10
4	87	Eta piled several of the hot, tiny eggs, earlier kept fresh in cool sand within the cave, on a plate, with heated yellow bread, for him.	10
4	216	She went and fetched a mirror from the cave; it was a large one, and permitted me to see myself.	10
4	281	I had seen earrings in the jewelry in the cave, exotic loops, twists of wire and golden pendants; I imagined them upon me, hanging at my cheeks, adornments suitable for me, a barbarian slave girl.	10
4	283	I considered cosmetics and perfumes, such as I had encountered in the cave.	10
4	285	I had seen bracelets, anklets, chains and necklaces, intricately wrought and beautiful, in the cave.	10
4	349	Eta lightly lifted herself to her feet and went to the cave.	10
4	360	I went to the cave, Eta following.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	246	When he has left the cave they creep within, bringing meat and gifts to the females, that they may be permitted to remain within the cave, as part of the dominant's household.	10
31	238	He then ties them together and drives them to his cave.	10
31	239	In the cave he impregnates them and makes them serve him".	10
31	245	"They remain outside the cave until the dominant is finished, fearing him muchly.	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	154	On Gor the order of nature, as old as the switch, the rope, the cave and the raid, has never been denied.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	313	What a contrast is the beautiful, vended girl, branded and collared, desiring a master and trained to please one, kneeling before her purchaser and kissing his whip, with the brutish female, cowering under her master's club at the back of his cave.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

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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

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

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21	1036	Conquerors have ever led away the women of the enemy, making them theirs, to be used for their purposes, for love, service and breeding, from the thonged, stripped, switch-driven captive females of defeated cave dwellers to the contemporary, crowded holds of slave ships plying the latitudes of gleam...	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

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20	724	They go back at least to the cave and the stone knife".	10
20	728	How far we were from the cave and the stone knife, I thought, and yet, again, in a way, how close! Could one not see in the blade of steel, so much keener and more dangerous, the knife of stone? Could one not recollect in the spacious courts of the palace the dim recesses of limestone caves? And who...	10

Book 26. (5 results) Witness of Gor

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8	157	I seemed to be in a sort of cave, carved into the living rock of a mountain, or cliff.	10
8	370	I turned about and examined the room, or cave, in which I was incarcerated.	10
8	428	This room, or cave, I conjectured, had not really been designed for such as I.	10
8	856	It then in frustration pressed its snout against the bars, filling the cave behind me with the waves of its enraged growling.	10
44	206	"We can leave her bound, at the mouth of a larl's cave".	10

Book 27. (11 results) Prize of Gor

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20	477	"We could keep her in the forest, chained to a tree, or in our hideout cave, but sooner or later someone would suspect, or find her.	10
20	625	We will hide her until dusk in the forest, in our cave.	10
20	636	She was taken to a small cave, and was thrust within.	10
20	648	The boys then left Ellen sitting up, trussed in the cave.	10
20	650	There was, however, some light in the cave, filtering through the brush at the entrance.	10
20	660	As she sat, or lay, in the cave, trussed, awaiting as she must the return of her young captors, she was restless, uneasy, uncomfortable, needful.	10
20	669	And so, in time, she rolled, and thrashed, and moaned, on the dusty floor of the cave, until, red-eyed, weary, she lay there quietly, save for an occasional small, pathetic, protestive movement, one seeming to arise from somewhere deep within her, from somewhere within her deprived, needful, torture...	10
20	673	"What do you expect, little fool? You are a slave!" It grew darker and darker in the cave.	10
20	697	She was then lifted up and carried from the cave, and, some yards later, placed in the back of a wagon and covered with straw.	10
22	167	Dragged by the hair to the back of the cave they would have been reminded of their sex.	10
27	3303	And is it not natural to suppose that the lighter labors might descend to the slighter beasts, the softer, prettier beasts who stood in need of male protection, those less fitted for war and long treks, those less wisely pitted against the mastodon, the cave bear, the panther, the stranger, those wh...	10

Book 28. (34 results) Kur of Gor

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51	7	It had not been difficult for Lord Grendel and his human ally, Tarl Cabot, to locate the cave in which they had left Lord Arcesilaus, but, upon entering the cave, they had found it empty.	10
9	26	Behind her, emerging from the cave, large, half-standing, he saw Grendel.	10
34	1	The Storm; The Cave "The wind is rising," said Cabot.	10
34	78	Later Cabot awakened in a small cave, to the heat of a fire near its mouth.	10
34	81	It was still raining, but gently, outside the cave.	10
34	116	He then sat her back against the wall of the cave, her knees bent.	10
34	210	Cabot looked past Grendel, and the small fire, toward the opening of the small cave.	10
35	1	Lita Returns to the Cave "Should she not be back by now?" asked Grendel.	10
35	12	But Grendel had exited the cave, nostrils distended.	10
35	14	The small party consisting of Cabot, Lord Grendel, and a slave, whose name was Lita, had been in the vicinity of the cave four days now.	10
35	23	This lack, however, was well remedied by Lord Grendel who, several Ahn from the cave, muchly concealing his deformed hands, in a tiny habitat village, had encountered a small smithy, and, with some of Cabot's silver coins, obtained from Peisistratus in consequence of a wager, had arranged with the s...	10
35	34	A shape hurried into the cave.	10
35	104	Grendel, a large Kur in his massive arms, stood in the threshold of the small, shallow cave.	10
35	107	Grendel came into the cave, and, toward its rear, put down the large, wounded Kur, with great gentleness.	10
35	144	Grendel pointed to the fallen Kur, lying at the back of the cave, whose wounds were being tended by the slave.	10
36	1	Cabot Leaves the Cave; He is Accompanied by a Shapely Beast of Burden "You draw it easily," said Cabot.	10
36	107	Yesterday evening, taking advantage of the darkness, Lord Grendel had exited the cave, taking with him a knife, the ax, one of the bows, and a sheaf of arrows.	10
36	154	Cabot made his way to the back of the cave.	10
36	170	When he came into her proximity, as she was still kneeling, not having been given permission to rise, she put her head to the floor of the cave.	10
36	339	This remark was met with a roar of fury from the back of the cave, and the gigantic, wounded Kur struggled to one elbow on the stone.	10
36	348	Cabot went to the back of the cave, and Lord Arcesilaus subsided, in obvious pain.	10
36	432	He then left the cave.	10
37	5	They were now six days from the cave where they had left Lord Arcesilaus.	10
40	115	If this were so, and if Lord Arcesilaus still somehow lived, he, in the cave, would have doubtless heard it, as well.	10
51	1	A Cave is Found Empty "He is not here," said Cabot.	10
51	3	Lord Grendel and Cabot had trekked about Lake Fear, on its nearer side to the habitats, in order to recover and burn the remains of Lord Arcesilaus, whom they had expected to find dead in the cave in which they had left him, long ago, sorely wounded, but, too, to replenish a supply of weapon points,...	10
51	8	"Lord Arcesilaus bled here," said Cabot, pointing to the rear of the cave.	10
51	10	"Doubtless he died of his wounds, and animals, smelling blood and death, dragged the body from the cave," said Cabot.	10
52	1	Small Camps Have Been Found Abandoned "Lita and I passed this way, days ago, from the cave," said Cabot.	10
53	121	"In here," said Grendel, and Cabot lowered his head, and entered what, from the outside, seemed no more than a lair, or the opening to a small cave.	10
55	71	The twenty, or so, humans, now emerged from the cave, had arrested their advance, and now seemed to be scanning the plain, surveying the herd of cattle humans.	10
55	74	Coming out of the cave now, females!" "Of course," said Lord Grendel.	10
55	256	"I understand now the scratches in the cave, the print of the foot," said Lord Grendel.	10
65	7	"Lord Grendel and I found the cave by Lake Fear empty".	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

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5	376	And thus speaks the cave, the dances at campfires, and thongs.	10
23	216	Each seemed to dwell in the cave of his own intent, as though in a cell, a cell in a large, dark, walled household, from whose gates he might emerge, a grayness at dawn, an enigma at noon, a darkness in the darkness of the night.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

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8	118	In such things can one not hear the crackle of the fire at the mouth of the cave, the drums in the forest, sense the feeling of one's wrists drawn behind one, and thonged together, snugly, and then the being seized in the mighty arms of hunters and warriors, whose they are, and who will do with them...	10

Book 31. (144 results) Conspirators of Gor

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33	122	See! It is a golden chain!" Only four in the Cave wore the golden chain, Lucius, putatively first in the Cave, Timarchos, Lysymachos, and, of late, some days ago, Grendel.	10
37	75	"The Cave is said to be the Cave of Agamemnon," said a fellow.	10
42	3	Three differences, or obvious differences, for I did not know what others might be being enacted privately, were that the container thought by some to be pertinent to the person of Agamemnon was now seldom publicly visible, the men in the Cave had been disarmed, even to knives, and policing in the C...	10
45	63	Certainly it was familiar with the sounds humans made, from its captors, from the carnival, from the house of Epicrates, perhaps even from before its capture, from the Cave, and from after its brief return to the Cave, before its banishment into the wilderness.	10
49	72	Grendel, and his party, might have provided a rallying point for those who recognized the dangers of lawlessness and anarchy, but his concern was elsewhere, and he would leave the Cave, accompanied by the Lady Bina, Desmond of Harfax, Desmond's cohorts, and several of the men from the Cave, willing ...	10
26	88	"Lucius, of the Cave of Agamemnon, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One," she said.	10
27	9	Doubtless there were some humans of the "Cave," too, so to speak, lesser allies of the Kurii, who were also absent.	10
27	12	That was how the men of the Cave of Agamemnon, Theocrat of the World, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One, would have us.	10
27	14	In the banquet hall there were three prominent, visible Kurii, he referred to as "Lucius," who seemed to be first in the Cave, and two who crouched in the background, like beasts of prey, surveying the festivities.	10
27	24	Below these were most of the Kurii of the Cave, who carried no translators.	10
27	26	I did not know how many Kurii inhabited the Cave, but I would have supposed some forty or fifty.	10
27	31	I later learned there were no female Kurii in the Cave.	10
27	33	I know little about this so I will simply recount what I gathered from conversations amongst the Kurii's human allies in the Cave.	10
27	50	Four additional slaves had been brought to the Cave by Pausanias, girls bought at a state auction in Ar, amongst whom was Mina.	10
27	66	Our party had been intercepted on the trail to the Crag of Kleinias, and we had been conducted by a party of humans and Kurii to the opening of the Cave of Agamemnon, Theocrat of the World, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One, which lay secretly within the massive vastness of the Crag of Kleinias.	10
27	67	The Cave was partly natural, but had clearly been enlarged, extended, and considerably modified by some form of technologically advanced engineering.	10
27	86	When we had approached the mouth of the Cave, a further number of Kurii and men had emerged to greet us.	10
27	88	Pennons and streamers, too, were about, and flowers, seemingly anomalous in the terrain, for we knew not then of the illuminated gardens within the Cave.	10
27	94	Certainly now, Kleomenes, and the others, seemed well disposed to our party, welcoming us on the trail, helping us to the Cave, and such.	10
27	95	There were various levels in the Cave, at least four.	10
27	97	The Cave, on each level with which I was familiar, possessed a large number of wide corridors.	10
27	99	The Cave was lit, where lit, by illuminated globes, which, interestingly, seemed self-sufficient.	10
27	102	Coming from one of the darker corridors to the vicinity of the Cave's opening, as in carrying a message, or provender, to the guards, I was sometimes dazzled, painfully so.	10
27	104	Led within the Cave we marveled.	10
27	108	Yet, too, we would discover that other portions of the Cave, some of them, were far less awesome to humans, but, one supposes, more congenial to Kurii.	10
27	110	In any event, perhaps due to the warmth of their pelting and the excellence of their dark vision, for the Kur can hunt in the night as well as in the day, they seem, even today, to find, unlike the human, cave-like surroundings congenial.	10
27	111	There is little which can surprise one in the twisting, confining narrowness of a cave, and it can be dangerous to enter one.	10
27	114	In any event, whatever may be the truth in these matters, the decor and structure of the vast "Cave" was not uniform, and, from the human point of view, certain areas were more pleasant than others.	10
27	115	Interestingly, most districts within the "Cave" seemed to have been constructed with humans in mind, perhaps to suggest a kinship of outlook and values betwixt the species.	10
27	117	Shortly after we had entered the Cave, a Kur took Mina's leash and dragged her away.	10
31	27	Chloe had changed hands several times in her eastward journey on the Vosk, town to town, but, in the end, she had been sold in the great clearing station of Victoria, from which point she had been sold southeast to Torcadino, and then, eventually, in Ar, where some agent of the Kurii had apparently ...	10
31	72	The first compartment in the Golden Corridor was that of Lucius, putatively first in the Cave, the second and third were occupied, respectively, by Timarchos and Lysymachos.	10
31	96	"I may even leave the Cave, to venture about, should I wish to do so".	10
32	22	A few Ehn later, there was a sharp, ringing sound, resulting one supposes from the striking of one of the small bars, to the sounds of which the Lady Bina, amongst other festal tokens, had been welcomed to the Cave.	10
33	22	It was doubtless through this portal that Mina, weeks ago, unnoted, had slipped from the Cave.	10
33	23	Through this same portal, too, weeks ago, the Lady Bina had been welcomed to the Cave, together with her party.	10
33	24	Through this portal, too, recently, Tiresias had been driven from the Cave, to wander sightless amongst the escarpments, the peaks, and crags.	10
33	33	I was not clear, nor was Master Desmond, as to the role the unusual cargo which had been borne by the wagons was to play in the affairs of the Cave.	10
33	34	It did seem obvious that most of these goods, or supplies, had been transferred to the more restricted zones of the Cave, where there lay, supposedly, various laboratories and workshops.	10
33	36	This suggested substantial economic resources at the disposal of the Cave.	10
33	86	The temperature in the Cave is kept equable by the Kurii, largely for the sake of their human allies, as Kurii, given their pelting, can easily sustain temperatures which, to a human, would be not only uncomfortable, but dangerous.	10
33	87	In any event the Kurii, who seemed to tolerate a wide variety of atmospheric conditions with equanimity, had apparently arranged the Cave's temperature and humidity with the comfort of humans in mind.	10
33	88	Indeed, I thought the temperature in the Cave, if anything, might be a bit warm.	10
33	89	But what do Kurii know of humans, or care to know of humans? In any event, one would think nothing of encountering half-naked kajirae in the Cave even should the outside temperatures be freezing and the cold winds moan and roar about the peaks.	10
33	92	In the place of cells, where I had first encountered Grendel in the Cave, I had learned something of the politics of worlds.	10
33	93	Those Kurii of the Cave, stubborn refugees of a putatively lost cause, impenitent and undissuaded, I had gathered, hoped to enleague themselves with one or more of the remote steel worlds, with the end in view of a conquest of Gor, and, perhaps eventually, if wished, of Earth.	10
33	127	After weeks in the Cave, where Kurii were frequently encountered, I could also easily note the subtle difference about the eyes, and, of course, if one looked, that of the appendages, for the hands and feet of the entering beast were five-digited, not six-digited.	10
33	137	I recalled that he had told me, before the meeting in the audience chamber, that he had been given his freedom, and might even leave the Cave if he wished.	10
33	140	Aside from the question of garmenture, a kajira who left the Cave might be accounted a fugitive, and hunted down, as such.	10
35	13	The room was lit with energy bulbs, as were the numerous chambers and labyrinthine halls of the Cave.	10
35	213	"These concealments, of course," he said, "are intended to be of use to the conspirators in their communications within and between cities, between cities and the Cave, and so on".	10
37	30	"The word of many in this Cave," said Kleomenes, "is worthless".	10
37	66	"But Kurii, the Cave, will remain," said a fellow.	10
37	71	"Who is high Kur in the Cave?" asked Desmond.	10
37	152	"Put her out of the Cave, naked and bound," said a man.	10
37	168	He was driven from the hall, and, as I understand it, from the Cave.	10
37	232	"Lucius is high Kur in the Cave," said another.	10
38	11	"This is our opportunity," he said, "to escape the Cave.	10
38	18	"I think some beasts have left the Cave," said Astrinax.	10
39	32	The humans in the Cave, I am sure, would have been muchly pleased to have remained neutral in such an altercation, as a single human, or even two or three, was a sorry match for a Kur.	10
39	39	It was four days into the revolt before we learned that the leader of the revolutionaries was Lucius himself, whom many of us had taken to be high Kur in the Cave.	10
40	4	Things were muchly unsettled in the Cave.	10
40	19	I had seen one, perhaps this one, weeks ago, on a slope across from the Cave's main portal, perhaps three or four hundred paces away.	10
41	16	We kajirae had been uninvolved in the small war in the Cave.	10
41	26	Lucius, and his followers, now reduced to a small number, were still at large in the Cave, but it was not clear where.	10
41	27	Lucius, from his former position of authority, was extremely familiar with the Cave, not only with its open halls, and its less open, or more restricted, halls, but, too, as it turned out, with a diversity of less recognized passageways, several of which were obscure and unfamiliar, if not secret.	10
41	73	It did have the speckling about the edges of the deck, which I had seen in the Cave, but I had seen such cards, as well, in the house of chance.	10
41	183	"My principal," he said, "is preparing to conclude his business, and leave the Cave".	10
42	2	On the other hand, for most practical purposes, order had been restored in the Cave, and matters, with some exceptions, were much as they had been earlier, before the revolt.	10
42	16	I did not understand the nature of these excursions, but I supposed they might be explicable in terms as obvious as escaping the tedium of the Cave, a zest for movement or fresh air, and perhaps even some light hunting.	10
43	5	He will be taken outside the Cave and killed, his body left for sleen and larls".	10
43	86	Certainly he had been often enough out of the Cave.	10
43	93	The movements of Agamemnon have become more guarded, men have been disarmed, and Kurii patrol the Cave and guard the great portal".	10
43	105	"Given the suppression of the revolt, and the increased security in the Cave," he said, "the increased suspicion and watchfulness, the fear of further disruption or dissension, the intensified vigilance, our small organization of men, secret and subversive, intent on exposing the machinations of Aga...	10
44	33	"That might have earned enough time to escape the Cave," I said.	10
44	39	"Returning to the Cave," he said, "I was apprehended, bound, and conducted into the presence of Agamemnon, and confronted with the test".	10
44	66	"Master Desmond," I said, "without your leadership, despairs of escaping the Cave, of braving the Voltai, of counteracting the conspiracy.	10
44	84	"Tomorrow, at the Ninth Ahn," said Grendel, "I am to be taken from the Cave and executed.	10
44	85	Perhaps you might leave the Cave a few Ehn before the Ninth Ahn and walk to the Sixth Ahn".	10
45	43	The morning sun would be bright before me, on rock, and then, in a moment, one would confront almost impenetrable, cave-like shadows, indicating recesses of an undisclosed depth.	10
45	47	I recalled I had seen a larl from the great portal once, perhaps one at much this distance from the Cave.	10
45	64	Looking on this beast, not on the brink of starvation, not half dead, but alert and sound, I realized the explanation for Grendel's many departures from the Cave.	10
45	120	The two Kurii were clearly startled, at seeing a human, and a kajira, here, outside the Cave.	10
45	132	I gathered that he was ordering me to return to the Cave.	10
45	252	Then, when it is opportune, slip into the Cave".	10
46	1	Much frustration, fury, and rage coursed through the corridors of the Cave.	10
46	12	About the First Ahn I might have fled within the portal, even into the arms of guards, had it not been for the words of Grendel that the matter, my reentry into the Cave, would be arranged by Tiresias.	10
46	21	Later, on the night of my reentry into the Cave, I became aware that some relationship existed between the two, although, at the time, I did not understand its nature.	10
46	30	As attention was fastened on the larl I slipped about the corner of the portal, unnoticed, into the Cave, and, in an instant, was being embraced by Jane and Eve, and there were other kajirae about, too.	10
46	47	* * * * Following the revolt of Lucius, as I have mentioned, certain changes were effected in the routine of the Cave.	10
46	50	Second, there was the disarming of the Cave's humans, which muchly uneased the men.	10
46	57	Third, security had been increased in the Cave, Kurii now guarding the great portal and patrolling the halls.	10
46	62	I supposed much had to do with the recollection of the revolt of Lucius, which had apparently been as unexpected by Agamemnon and his adherents as by the humans in the Cave.	10
46	64	Lucius had been trusted, even taken by many to be first in the Cave.	10
46	135	This began, I fear, with the high Kur, Lucius, and now, it seems, a prisoner who was to have been executed escaped, and two Kurii were killed outside the Cave.	10
46	137	Was the escape abetted? Are there traitors in the Cave? It seems all must suffer.	10
46	143	"It is said," said Nora, "that there is a conspiracy of men within the Cave to thwart the projects of the hirsute masters".	10
47	1	A double guard, though it was daylight, had been placed at the mouth of the Cave.	10
47	66	Certainly there was much disgruntlement in the Cave amongst the humans, and, as nearly as I could determine, amongst several of the Kurii as well.	10
48	65	Presumably, given the unrest in the Cave, the abortive revolt of Lucius, who had presumably been as trusted, or more trusted, than any, and the possible existence of dissidents amongst the Kurii, perhaps even some lingering followers of Lucius, I did not think he would dare to be far from Timarchos ...	10
48	69	It may also be remembered that the leader of the revolt, Lucius, and certain followers, had remained at large in the labyrinthine recesses of the Cave.	10
48	70	This was due, in particular, not simply to the extent of the Cave and its passages, many of which were remote and unfamiliar, even natural, but because of a number of constructed private or secret passages.	10
48	72	With primitive weapons, of course, such as existed in the Cave, it would be extremely dangerous to pursue the dissidents into such places.	10
48	78	What is most relevant to this account is the fact that by means of one of these secret passageways, as to many other important locations in the Cave, one might obtain access to the audience chamber of Agamemnon.	10
48	108	The armed Kurii were mostly posted in the far halls, where it was thought that Lucius and his followers might emerge, presumably in an attempt to escape the Cave.	10
48	143	I did know there was much dissatisfaction in the Cave.	10
48	343	"Do not flee the Cave!" called Grendel.	10
48	347	"What men will," cried Desmond of Harfax, "may now escape the Cave.	10
49	5	If I had been unclear in the Cave of Agamemnon as to whom I belonged, there was no longer any doubt about that.	10
49	33	It had been supposed and it had, indeed, been the case, that he would try to escape the Cave, in which he would now be viewed as little more than a fallen, treasonous fugitive.	10
49	34	Grendel had called to him not to leave the Cave, and Tiresias had warned him that a guard had been set.	10
49	36	Grendel's many trips from the Cave, which had been hitherto noted, were mostly concerned to bring food to Tiresias.	10
49	39	Tiresias had managed to get the larl to cross the entryway of the great portal on the night of my return to the Cave simply enough, by luring it with food from the opposite side.	10
49	40	The larl had been stationed near the exit of the Cave by the food signal, which it had come to recognize.	10
49	41	This was a portion of the plan of Grendel and Tiresias, to prevent the escape from the Cave of enemies.	10
49	45	From the larl's point of view, which had been given the food signal, it seemed that that which emerged from the Cave must either bring food or be food.	10
49	46	Apparently Lucius had been attacked within a hundred paces of the Cave.	10
49	49	One supposes it may have been the same larl which, in the chaos of the revolt, when the great portal was temporarily unguarded, had wandered into the Cave.	10
49	55	In his explorations outside the Cave, Grendel had located the ship in its concealed housing within the Crag of Kleinias.	10
49	68	Timarchos and Lysymachos, with supplies, bearing the container housing Agamemnon, had soon left the Cave.	10
49	70	Lucius had not managed to secure the governance of the Cave and Agamemnon was deemed to have lost it, for, given the decimation of his chief supporters, he no longer had the power to impose discipline and order.	10
49	71	Further, his downfall was not received unwillingly by either men or Kurii, given the rampant dissatisfaction which had preceded it in the Cave.	10
49	74	Most of the men and, one supposes, most, or all, of the surviving Kurii remained in the Cave.	10
49	77	It seemed unlikely that the Cave, in any case, even if inhabited by several Kurii, would remain the center of future conspiracies.	10
49	90	Timarchos and Lysymachos were well aware that Agamemnon was not without enemies in the Cave.	10
49	106	The next day, their preparations complete, Timarchos, Lysymachos, and Agamemnon had left the Cave.	10
49	111	Where he would not be sought turned out to be the Cave itself.	10
49	112	In his explorations outside the Cave, as noted, he had located and investigated the waiting ship, inert, waiting for its activation.	10
49	113	He had forced his way into its housing, and, from within the housing, had obtained access to the interior of the Cave.	10
49	114	Thus, while search party after search party left the Cave and scoured the icy, cruel terrain of the Voltai, he and Tiresias enjoyed the comforts of shelter.	10
49	116	Grendel was well aware that Lucius and some cohorts remained at large and this suggested either, or both, of two possibilities, one, their retreat to remote portions of the Cave or, two, their access to concealed passages.	10
49	117	Presumably the possibility likely to be of greatest interest to the fugitives would be that of concealed passages, by means of which important areas of the Cave, central halls, major chambers, and such, might be conveniently at hand.	10
49	123	Unfortunately it took eleven days after the incident in the audience chamber before our party could depart the Cave.	10
49	128	These preparations, too, might have proceeded more apace had conditions in the Cave been more settled.	10
49	132	Many men expected to leave the Cave in the spring, rich.	10
49	138	Most of the kajirae would remain in the Cave, presumably to be fought over as work and pleasure objects by the gangs.	10
49	142	Kleomenes, who had been the leader of the tarsk hunters, was with us, but not his hunters, who had chosen to remain in the Cave until spring.	10
49	163	It might also be noted in passing, that considerable wealth had been amassed by Kurii and their agents in the Cave, by means of which mercenaries were to be paid and subversion purchased in various cities.	10
49	165	Indeed we have mentioned how those of the gangs which had formed in the Cave after the onset of anarchy had made it a point to acquire and defend portions of this wealth, each gang as much as possible.	10
49	188	Pausanias had left the Cave long before our departure.	10
49	259	"You were camisked in the Cave," she said.	10
50	7	In the Cave, the visible message was in substitutions, a Tau for an Al-Ka, or such, but often enough, now, it was in clear Gorean.	10
52	237	"You speak of torment! What do you know of torment? What do you know of a woman's slave fires, once men have kindled them, and forced them to burn? Can you imagine what it is to feel such things, not just in one's belly, but throughout one's helpless slave's body? We cannot seize and command a maste...	10
52	549	"Earlier, too, sometimes," I said, "amongst the wagons, in camps, in the Voltai, in the Cave".	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	150	I had been very impressed with General Yamada, much as one might be impressed when one has entered a cave and, turning about, finds that one is now under the scrutiny of a charming, watchful larl crouched at the entrance.	10
32	129	"When the roof falls it may take the loft with it, and the ceiling will cave in".	10
44	306	"It has come from its cave," said Lord Temmu.	10
51	20	I had hoped the corridor which was sealed away and guarded, that to which I had no access, might lead to such a space, the dragon's cave, but it does not".	10
52	83	"In any event," I said, "we will not try them unless we are successful in getting our dragon out of its cave and into the open air.	10
52	119	"And rock walls all about, and even what must be the floor, as of a cave!" said Pertinax.	10
61	295	I will seek a cave.	10