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Book 2. (12 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	43	If the quota was not met three days in a row, the slaves would be whipped into the long cell, the door bolted, and the cell flooded.	10
19	55	Cell after cell was emptied of its wretched chained occupants, only to be refilled with shackled guardsmen and Whip Slaves, men who knew that the least sign of resistance would bring only a swift and bloody death.	10
12	67	She would have concluded that she shared her cell with an outlaw.	10
17	30	Before we had been ushered into the cell, outside, in a broad, rectangular chamber, two of the mine attendants had poured a tub of bread and vegetables into the feed trough fixed in the wall, and the slaves had rushed upon it, like animals, screaming, cursing, pushing, jostling, trying to thrust the...	10
17	64	There was not much conversation in the cell, for the men perhaps had little to say, and their bodies were worn with the cruel labors of the day.	10
17	85	I found myself gazing at the large circular hole in the ceiling of the narrow cell.	10
17	86	* * * * In the morning, though I knew it was morning only by the curses of the Whip Slaves, the cracking of the whips, the cries of the slaves and the rattle of chains, I and my fellow prisoners crawled from our cell, emerging again into the broad, rectangular room which lay directly beyond.	10
18	71	That night, when we were herded into the long cell, and the bolts were shoved in place, I spoke to the men.	10
18	96	"His foot requires care," said the Whip Slave, gesturing us toward the long cell.	10
18	134	"I'm slipping!" he cried, and rattled down the shaft and fell to the cell floor weeping.	10
18	147	The water was perhaps two feet high in the cell, pressing upward toward the low ceiling, when I followed Andreas into the tunnel.	10
18	158	"Get them out of the cell!" But my last words were drowned in a hurtling plunging cataract of water that shattered on my body like a great fist, knocking my breath out.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	4	The temperature of the water which sprang from the wall tap, I learned, was regulated by the direction in which the shadow of a hand fell across a light-sensitive cell above the tap; the amount of water was correlated with the speed with which the hand passed before the sensor.	10
15	69	"How long," I asked, "does a Priest-King live?" "Long ago," said Misk, "Priest-Kings discovered the secrets of cell replacement without pattern deterioration, and accordingly, unless we meet with injury or accident, we will live until we are found by the Golden Beetle".	10
17	66	There is a cell in the forward portion of the disk which casts an invisible beam ahead and if the area for stopping is small, the stop is accordingly more abrupt.	10
17	67	This cell, however, does not function if the accelerator strips are depressed.	10

Book 5. (19 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	1	The Prisoner When I had returned to the House of Cernus I passed the heavy, bolted door which led to the hallway off which was the luxurious cell in which Cernus was accustomed to keep his Special Captures, which cell had been shown to me earlier by Ho-Tu.	10
3	75	The Stabilization Serums, which are regarded as the right of all human beings, be they civilized or barbarian, friend or enemy, are administered in a series of injections, and the effect is, incredibly, an eventual, gradual transformation of certain genetic structures, resulting in indefinite cell r...	10
10	11	It might have been the private compartment of a lady of High Caste save that, of course, in this house it was a cell.	10
11	2	In the cylinder there are several varieties of retention areas, ranging from the luxuriousness of the cell shown to me earlier by Ho-Tu, in which Cernus was accustomed to keep Special Captures, to the iron pens.	10
11	7	The expression "kennels" is sometimes used similarly, but more often it refers to a kind of small, cement cell, customarily about three feet by three feet by four feet, with an iron gate, which can be raised and lowered; similar cells, but entirely of bars, are also common, and are to be found in th...	10
11	124	We continued on down the walkway until we came to the third cell from the left side of the tier.	10
11	136	When Ho-Tu held his torch to the third cell from the end, above that of the girl below, the Italian, the girl inside cried out and scrambled to the back of the cage, weeping, pressing herself against the cement, scratching at it.	10
12	148	They were clearly enjoying themselves, and some were making bets, the stakes being pleasure beads from the contents of the jewelry and cosmetic box allotted to each, usually kept in her cell.	10
14	114	I found that my steps had inadvertently brought me to the corridor with the heavy bolted door, that door leading to the hallway off which lay the cell for Special Captures, earlier shown to me by Ho-Tu.	10
14	161	The slave knocked timidly on the door of the cell.	10
14	179	Cernus then drew my attention again to the interior of the cell.	10
15	114	Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, though she had now been gone months from the House, had been kept for better than two months in the cell for Special Captures.	10
15	119	Each evening five lovely, long-haired, uncollared serving slaves would come to her cell, to bathe her and perfume her, to prepare her for love.	10
15	132	Sura's training room lay directly off her private compartment, which might have been that of a free woman, save that the heavy door locked only on the outside and, at the eighteenth bar, it became her cell.	10
15	319	"Go to your cell, Slave," I said.	10
18	300	It was Cernus saying to me, outside the Cell for Special Captures, "You, Killer, would not make a Player".	10
18	382	"The Forty Cell," he said.	10
18	545	"Kajuralia," said Cernus, smiling, and turned and left the cell.	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1132	I was later furious with myself that I had wept in the cell.	10
11	1386	That would show them! I got to my knees in the cell and watched my shadow on the back wall, from the lantern outside.	10
12	12	Inge and I had vomited for more than an hour after we had been forced into the pens, and locked in our cell.	10
17	67	I told him of my childhood, my girlhood, and my parents, and the pet my mother had poisoned, and of New York, and my world, and my capture, and my life before it had begun, before he had seen me naked in the cell of the Koroban pens.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	447	If found guilty in the court of the arsenal, the male thief would be sentenced, for a week to a year, to hard labor in the arsenal or on the wharves; the female thief would be sentenced to service, for a week to a year, in a straw-strewn cell in one of Port Kar's penal brothels.	10

Book 10. (68 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	225	With a cry, thrusting through the threshold of the cell, then slashing about, he leaped into the cell.	10
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
1	543	The accouterments of the stimulation-cell are also calculated with respect to their effect on the slave.	10
7	28	On the same rinds, taking and eating vints, were two small cell spiders.	10
7	134	Then I sensed, outside, a large body lift itself to its feet, and turn, slowly, toward the door of my cell.	10
7	135	I sensed then that it stood before the door of my cell.	10
7	143	I saw straw move within the cell.	10
7	155	I could see through the door of my cell, now swung open.	10
7	164	"Stand ready!" Then he said, "Block the door!" He looked within the cell.	10
7	200	Ibn Saran stood in the threshold of the cell.	10
7	201	"It is in the cell," he said.	10
7	206	"It will be most dangerous," said Ibn Saran, "to enter the cell.	10
7	213	"Such a beast," said he, "must not be found within the cell.	10
7	219	"I will first enter the cell," said Ibn Saran.	10
7	226	His men, frightened, sped into the cell behind him, and, white-faced, backed themselves against the wall in a line behind him.	10
7	228	The door to the cell, however, by Ibn Saran, was.	10
7	242	"The cell is empty," said one of the men, whispering.	10
7	261	Ibn Saran himself, a brave man, blocked the open door to the cell.	10
7	286	I smiled, seeing, in the confusion, the blood, drop by drop, slip to the door of the cell, move across the stones, out into the hall, and through the threshold, then up the twisting, narrow, concave stairs.	10
7	292	He cried out with rage and, turning, fled from the cell.	10
7	306	* * * * It was midnight, in the cell.	10
7	308	The cell had been cleaned, straw and wastes removed, rinsed down; most of the blood had been scrubbed from the stones; behind remained, here and there, only some stubborn, darkish stains; new straw had been spread; the kort rinds had been taken.	10
7	627	I was thus not surprised when, an Ahn later, that same moonlight night, before I was to be taken to Klima in the morning, two men, hooded, cloaked, furtive, appeared in the hall outside the cell door.	10
7	631	The door to the cell opened.	10
7	635	They carried no light, but the moonlight, streaming through the barred window into the cell, permitted us to regard one another.	10
7	638	I did not think they would slay me in the cell.	10
7	656	"We will drag the body into the cell when you have made good your swift escape".	10
7	695	I left the cell.	10
10	190	I did not think it would take her long to remove her clothing, draw her warm kaiila-cloth blanket about her and, drawing her knees up, fall asleep on the straw of her cell, which, under pain of death, she would shut behind her, locking it.	10
11	426	I wondered on the Kur which had entered, invisible, my cell at Nine Wells.	10
13	478	In the cell of each, we will place a naked slave girl, she, too, chained by the neck, her chain within your reach, that you may, if you wish, pull her to you".	10
14	38	On her throat was a heavy cell collar, with ring; attached to the ring was some fifteen feet of chain, it attached to a plate near our heads.	10
14	41	When we had been placed in the cell a tiny lamp had been put on a shelf by the door.	10
14	44	The cell had not been much cleaned.	10
14	46	Tafa screamed but she, unleashed, was thrown to the wall, and her fair throat placed in the waiting cell collar, it then snapped shut.	10
14	55	He took the shreds of rope and binding fiber with him when he left the cell.	10
14	82	She half knelt, half sat, her head down, the palms of her hands on the floor of the cell.	10
14	135	Foot by foot, slowly, across the floor of the cell, she slipping, screaming, struggling, I drew her toward me.	10
14	140	With some straw I wiped her mouth, cleaning it, for earlier, in her revulsion and terror, her horror at the place and manner in which she found herself incarcerated, she had from her own mouth soiled both herself and the cell.	10
14	146	Five men, two with lamps, entered the cell.	10
14	158	By means of the bar, not looking back, I was thrust from the cell.	10
14	379	Doubtless her silk had merely been taken from her and she had been locked in her quarters, or cell, as it might be.	10
14	405	She would be instead put in her quarters, or cell.	10
20	110	In prison in Nine Wells, though strangely I could not see it, a Kur came to my cell.	10
20	115	It was nearly killed, trapped in the cell.	10
24	619	Then I had examined various areas, until I found her, in her luxurious, private chamber, off that larger room, with its small alcoves, each like a small cell, which was sufficient for lesser girls.	10
25	497	We looked through one cell door, swung open.	10
25	595	I, Hassan, leading, carried Tarna to an empty cell on the fourth level.	10
25	597	The cell he had chosen was not entirely dark, but it was difficult to see within it.	10
25	599	Hassan's choice of the cell, in my view, was a good one.	10
25	601	I put Tarna, still sobbing, on the dank straw at the back wall of the cell.	10
25	641	And in that foul cell, on the stinking straw, in the feeble light of the lamp outside, the once-proud Tarna, now only a nameless slave girl, chained by masters, struggled to please us.	10
25	654	"In the cell there is only a female slave".	10
25	655	The soldier looked into the cell, and lifted the lamp.	10
25	658	It was not bright, but, in the dimness of the cell, it hurt her eyes.	10
25	693	"I am in a cell to myself.	10
25	695	The kasbah has fallen and only two soldiers have entered my cell.	10
25	706	He entered the cell and, putting down his lamp, kicked and cuffed the girl, until she rolled in the straw, tangled in the chain, covering her head, her body half covered with straw, at the wall.	10
25	713	Laughing he left the cell, to continue his search for Tarna.	10
25	717	I looked into the girl's cell.	10
26	568	Her knees were thus through the bars, on the inside of the cell.	10
26	812	There I took her down to the fourth level, the lowest level, and, throwing the tiny garment into a cell, whence it would be retrieved later, I took her to the branding chamber, threw her into the device, and locked it on her thigh.	10
26	871	I carried her, naked, branded, weeping, to the small cell where I had thrown her tiny garment, to be retrieved later.	10
26	920	I took the chain and collar in the cell, and locked it on her throat, over her close-fitting steel collar, that identifying her as mine.	10
26	1004	"It is hard," she said, "to crawl well when one is fastened as I am, chained by the neck to a wall in a dungeon cell".	10
26	1063	She regarded me, in the half-darkness of the dungeon cell, reproachfully.	10
26	1166	Rather, I, suddenly, with a larl's ferocity, thrust my lips to hers, cruelly, in the raping kiss of the master, and pressed her savagely back into the straw, against the very stones of the dungeon cell in which she lay slave, chained, beneath me.	10
26	1167	She squirmed and then, held, cried out, a scream that must have carried to every cell, through every corridor, of that grim level, startling the enslaved beauties chained there, amusing the soldiers in whose arms they lay, a scream at once of wild love and of a helpless slave girl's total submission...	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	658	It was he who had left me in a peasant village! He had made me love him, conquering me to the last cell of my body, and had then, laughing, given me to a peasant.	10
11	290	It was a cell alcove, off the large room, with a small, barred gate.	10
11	294	The cell itself was some eight feet deep and four feet wide and four feet high.	10
11	295	I could, thus, not stand in the cell.	10
12	25	I lay sometimes in my small cell, shamed, weeping.	10
13	78	The serums of stabilization effected, it seemed, the genetic codes, perhaps altering or neutralizing certain messages of deterioration, providing, I supposed, processes in which an exchange of materials could take place while tissue and cell patterns remained relatively constant.	10

Book 12. (21 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	104	Part of the correct treatment of a woman is treating her as you wish; she has genetic dispositions for submission bred into every cell of her body, a function of both natural and sexual selection.	10
3	468	Once a girl truly understands that she is a slave, and that there is no escape for her, once she understands it truly, emotionally, categorically, intellectually, physiologically, totally, deeply, profoundly, in every cell in her beautiful body, a fantastic transformation occurs in her.	10
12	340	It is not an unusual human being who finds himself a prisoner in a cell which, if he but knew it, lacks walls.	10
15	137	They did not yet understand how a woman screaming in a cell might break her body against the bars trying to touch a guard.	10
28	68	The cell was a cubic rectangle, some twelve feet by twelve feet, and eight feet in height.	10
28	72	The cell would have held a Kur and, indeed, perhaps it had been originally designed with that in mind.	10
28	73	I spun to look at the girls, who, frightened of my fury, cowered together in the center of the cell.	10
28	76	I was brought to this cell this morning".	10
28	152	I was thrown into this cell.	10
28	186	I grasped the bars of the cell.	10
28	189	I heard the movement of a key in a lock, from some yards away, in the door in the larger room within which our cell lay.	10
28	219	She knelt before the gate of the cell and put her head to the steel floor.	10
28	221	She then slipped the tray through an opening, some four inches in height, in the bottom of the cell door.	10
28	309	I sat in the middle of the cell, cross-legged, in the position of the warrior.	10
33	47	Last night I had been locked in my cell.	10
33	50	Delicate viands, and furs and wines had been placed in the cell for me.	10
33	51	Too, two slave girls, in pleasure silk, perfumed and collared, had been thrust into the cell for my use.	10
33	56	In the morning, when the white Kur had come to fetch me, and I had left the cell, both Arlene and Constance had had to be beaten back from the gate with whips.	10
33	57	Then they were locked behind me in the cell.	10
33	59	With whips they were driven back further in the cell.	10
33	65	"Master! Master!" I turned and left the larger room, that in which the cell was located.	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	358	"Hidden in every cell in your body, in the genetic codes of each minute cell, the product of a long, complex evolution, lie the marvels of which I speak.	10
1	315	As we passed one cell a girl reached forth.	10
1	339	We stopped before the eighth cell on the left.	10
1	362	The flooded cell was circular, and perhaps some forty-five feet in diameter.	10
1	363	In the center of the cell was a wooden, metal-sheathed pole, some four inches in diameter.	10
1	407	"Why did you show me the girl in the cell?" I asked.	10
1	454	"It is my speculation," I said, "that the girl below in the pens, in the tharlarion cell, in spite of the fact that she is, though beautiful, less stunning than many slaves, is simple collar meat, that she was brought to Gor for straightforward disposition to a slaver, perhaps in a contract lot".	10
1	618	"This ring," said Samos, indicating the ring on the table, "was found among the belongings of the girl in the tharlarion cell below.	10
1	754	I thought of the girl below, imprisoned on the tiny platform in the tharlarion cell.	10
31	86	"Why have they remained strong and proud, joyful and mighty, and free, so unlike the men of my world? Have they not been taught that it is wrong for them to be true men, that it is wrong for them to fulfill themselves and be happy? Have they not been taught that frustration, and conflict and misery,...	10
51	67	"Every instinct, the song of every cell, proclaimed it.	10
51	151	Not one cell in the body of a woman is the same as that in the body of a man.	10

Book 14. (44 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	462	"Or would you, a male of Earth, know what to do with one?" She turned about then and went through the heavy door of the cell, that door formed, like that wall of the cell itself, of bars and heavy, lateral crosspieces, set some six inches apart.	10
2	316	What then could be biological manhood, in the fullness of its rationality and strength? I had, already, begun to suspect that manhood was not a mere pretension, as I had been taught, but something selected for, as seems reasonable, like the nature of the eagle and the lion, in the long, harsh realit...	10
3	132	On the other side of the corridor I could see another cell.	10
3	146	They pushed into the cell, for she had apparently left the gate unlocked following her entrance.	10
3	160	She did not respond, but turned and led the way from the cell.	10
3	209	Behind her were the two brutes who had taken me from my cell.	10
3	226	The two brutes who had taken me from my cell removed me from the hook.	10
3	280	"He was asking," she said, "if I wished him to accompany me back to the cell".	10
3	294	"We are returning to the cell".	10
3	304	I was again in my cell.	10
3	307	Things were much as they had been before, before she had called the men to fetch me forth from the cell.	10
3	354	She went to the side of the cell.	10
3	441	For example, perhaps in the future, you need not be chained like a raw slave, naked, in a stinking cell.	10
3	445	She went to the heavy door of the cell, which she had left open.	10
3	483	She then took the ring of keys from her belt and thrust a key into the lock on the cell door, and turned it, locking the heavy door.	10
4	2	I stood in my cell.	10
4	26	She then led me, manacled and leashed, from the cell.	10
5	111	"I have it! Return to your cell and remove your clothing.	10
5	128	* * * * I lay on the stones of the cell, naked, in blood, my wrists and ankles chained.	10
7	1	I am Thrown a Woman I sat alone in my cell.	10
7	3	These things had been put in the cell for me.	10
7	6	Though the cell door was locked, I was not chained.	10
7	42	I rose from the bench and walked about the cell.	10
7	45	I went and felt the heavy bars, with the lateral crosspieces, which formed one side of the cell.	10
7	68	I looked about the cell.	10
7	98	"Stand back in the cell, Slave," he said.	10
7	106	Prodicus, with a jangle of keys on his ring, thrust a key into the lock on my cell door and freed the bolt.	10
7	108	He swung open the cell door.	10
7	109	He entered the cell, dragging the girl.	10
7	115	He then, not turning his back on me, left the cell.	10
7	123	Half crouching over she backed away from me, until she was stopped by the bars, which confined her with me in the cell, one of many such cells deep beneath the House of Andronicus.	10
7	153	I did not think that Lola, in her cruelties, or when she had played the cruel trick with the wine, and had prescribed the twenty blows of the snake, had anticipated that she would, one day, be braceleted in my cell, at my mercy as a naked slave girl.	10
7	255	"There is a bucket of water at the side of the cell," I said.	10
7	335	The table was half way across the cell.	10
7	378	I strode to the wall of the cell, away from the girl.	10
7	833	I went to the far wall of the cell, that opposite the bars.	10
7	1011	"It is degrading to wear a collar in this cell," she said.	10
10	30	I had then been conducted to a small, low-ceilinged cell in which I was locked.	10
10	79	After I had been locked in the cell, only one man, for all practical purposes, had controlled me.	10
11	249	Then two guards, gigantic fellows, brawny, stripped to the waist, their heads shaven save for a knot of hair behind the crown, stood behind the barred gate to the cell.	10
11	326	I had awakened naked, chained, in a dungeon cell in the House of Andronicus.	10
11	602	I followed the girl, swiftly, from the cell.	10
13	734	I recalled lifting the bench in the cell in the House of Andronicus.	10
19	218	I wondered if free women, in their large, cold beds, had any cognizance of, or were even capable of a cognizance of, the experiences of their girls, chained in the straw of a cell, their grateful writhings, the kissings and sobbings, the thrashings and pleadings, of their despised collar sluts.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	339	We may torture and mutilate the human animal; we may deny that it exists; but it lies within us, in the chemistry of every living cell in our bodies.	10
12	84	"There will be no iron between a keeper and his kept woman," I said, "unless it be by his will, such as a collar for her, or shackles or the bars of a cell".	10
12	126	"There will be no iron between a keeper and his kept woman," I said, "unless it be by his will, such as a collar, or shackles for her, or the bars of a cell".	10
26	103	The order of nature, and the obdurate and thematic equations of dominance and submission, denied though they might be, and even if hysterically repudiated, will continue to lurk in the microstructures of every cell in the human body.	10

Book 16. (3 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	109	"Have the barred alcoves and the cell blocks, and the kennels, been emptied?" he asked.	10
20	920	She might have been in a cell, locked away from men.	10
20	956	How long she has waited, in cruel frustration, unfulfilled and lonely, in her cell for just such a moment, that precious opportunity in which she, a mere slave, may be permitted to display and present herself for the consideration of her master.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	65	Some highly intelligent men who hold reading and writing in contempt, however unreasonably, enjoy buying a sophisticated, beautiful, literate slave girl, once of high caste, and take great pleasure in ruthlessly mastering every cell in her beautiful body; though literate, and doubtless initially con...	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	489	They might indeed serve to keep others out, perhaps climbing upward, or descending on ropes from the roof above, but they surely served as well, and as perfectly, to keep me within! What is this room, I asked myself, is it truly my protected quarters, or is it, rather, my cell? I walked back to the ...	10
8	296	"I will be pleasing! I will be pleasing!" I looked through the heavy bars of the cell, some three inches in thickness, reinforced with flat crosspieces, to the opposite wall.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	259	In a moment or two the Kur from the courtyard below, no longer dragging the part of a sleen, perhaps having finished it, or having had it dragged from him, was ushered past our cell, and prodded, its ropes then removed, a chain still on its neck, into a cell down the way.	10
13	1	Nim Nim I clutched the bars of the narrow cell window, looking out onto the courtyard.	10
13	156	* * * * I clutched the bars of the narrow cell window, looking out onto the courtyard.	10
13	171	Agilely it scurried across the stone floor of the cell and leapt to the table on which I stood.	10
13	216	I was in a cell in Brundisium, at the disposition of my captors.	10
13	218	I looked back again at the high window; then I put the table back in the center of the cell.	10
13	220	In such a cell, a humane one as Gorean cells went, the table and benches served a practical purpose.	10
13	232	The jailer looked into the cell.	10
13	245	Then it occurred to me that it was interesting, too, that the table was in the cell.	10
13	264	As it had passed our cell it had looked in at me.	10
14	83	I remembered his words in the cell.	10
14	120	"The arrangements in your cell, its location, and so on, were intended to encourage you to be apprehensive, and to think about escape".	10
14	144	He drew forth from a sack the ragged tunic I had worn in the cell.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	1812	Accordingly, her own period of unconsciousness, given this possibility, might possibly last several Ahn, more than enough time to be carried to a cell in a praetor's holding area.	10

Book 22. (12 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	8	My cell was not a kennel, but a cell.	10
6	249	When we had begun our training, shortly after we had been branded and collared, we had been kept in a lower level of the house, in a dank, dark, cold, musty area, seeming to consist largely of narrow corridors and cells, an area of damp, cold stone walls, of shadows and pools of water, chained in a ...	10
6	250	In this cell we bedded on damp straw, cast over the stone.	10
11	301	When the girl is taken to the breeding cell or breeding stall, she is normally hooded.	10
13	533	There are few places to conceal such objects in a cell or kennel.	10
18	6	The sunken, iron-walled pits were below the level of the basement, in which my own cell was.	10
18	15	In this cell, too, there was a mirror.	10
18	19	There was even a lamp outside the cell, affording light, when the men saw fit to have it lit.	10
18	20	Sometimes, before fellows were brought past the cell, bound or chained, thence to be incarcerated in one of the pits, I would be instructed to lie seductively on the furs and cushions.	10
20	95	"Enfold me then within it," I said, "as though within your arms, that I may then within its enclosing warmth, as though within the confines of a cell, tender my woman's submission to your maleness".	10
21	10	I had spent much time in my cell, in the basement.	10
33	228	His movements with the stone on the blade were smooth and unhurried, but I sensed that every nerve and cell in his body was tense and alive.	10

Book 23. (76 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	101	It was clear in the patterns of sunlight in the cell, that the cell faced south, the city.	10
15	756	At that moment there was a hideous impact some forty feet or fifty feet from us and on the other side of the interior wall to the left, as one would face the cell door, in what, presumably, would have been the cell adjoining ours, there was a bursting inward of brick and stone.	10
15	960	I moved quickly toward him but then it seemed, suddenly, as though the world had burst apart, and I spun about, covering my head with my hands, and it seemed in that instant that the cell was filled with bursting stones and bricks, and there was a great sound, and Lady Claudia screamed, and one coul...	10
12	1	The Cell; The Spy The tether on my neck was removed.	10
12	9	I stood in a cell, on huge, flat stones, strewn with straw.	10
12	10	There was more straw piled in the corners of the cell.	10
12	11	It was not a small cell.	10
12	21	I looked about the cell.	10
12	23	It was a sturdy cell.	10
12	24	It was the sort of cell in which inmates, to their dismay, soon discover that they cannot escape, that they are helpless, that they are truly prisoners.	10
12	71	They never entered the cell".	10
12	85	"She does not enter the cell".	10
12	201	"How came you then to be naked in a cell?" I asked.	10
12	213	I heard a small sound outside the cell, perhaps someone passing in the corridor outside.	10
12	254	That very night, I was put in this cell, as I am".	10
12	293	Lady Claudia went to it and took it back to the right, where she emptied it in a small, shallow cistern in the cell.	10
12	331	Lady Claudia rushed to the pan and placed the meal and bread in the cell's food pan some five feet in front of her and then replaced the delivery pan half under the door.	10
12	338	This helps to prevent the spread of infections and makes each cell responsible for its own hygiene.	10
12	343	On the other hand, it was probably true that she had been better fed than most in Ar's Station, at least prior to her incarceration in the cell, given her former hoarding and the additional food she had obtained at the wall, in the basket.	10
12	369	I picked it up and took it back, toward the back of the cell, where I sat down, cross-legged, the pan before me.	10
12	387	"Do you think you are still alone in the cell?" I asked.	10
12	417	Then, after a time, I helped her, giving her detailed instructions, putting her, here and there, and about the cell, through detailed woman paces.	10
13	23	Smoke drifted even to our cell.	10
13	63	The cell door, now, it seemed, so stoutly locked, might be serving as much to protect us as confine us.	10
13	107	The first time I had used Lady Claudia, the first day I had been in the cell, flinging her to my feet in the straw, I had taken little time with her.	10
13	140	The warder cried out in fury and smote on the cell door with her small fists.	10
13	150	I may be in my heart a slave, and I may be kept in this cell, and serve here, as a slave, but I know that I am legally free".	10
13	209	"They will have to enter the cell to fetch you out".	10
14	2	The cell was in darkness.	10
14	19	In a moment Lady Claudia knelt behind the cell's food pan, brought forward.	10
14	24	Perhaps she even expected her to be drawn out of the cell before I awakened, that I might awaken and simply find her gone.	10
14	27	Lady Claudia was now again kneeling before the cell's food pan, and the head of the warder, again holding the tiny lamp up, reappeared in the observation aperture.	10
14	55	Do you have six Ahn, or three, or two? Tremble within your cell, waiting to hear them come for you! When you hear the small sounds outside the door you will know they are here.	10
14	64	She turned about and crawled back toward the center of the cell where, feeling about, she located the pan of food.	10
14	100	Even had we been brought to the cell blindfolded, there would have been no difficulty in making this determination.	10
14	195	She looked up at me, half kneeling, half lying in my arms, in the darkness of the cell.	10
15	1	We Leave the Cell "Come, come, little vulo," said the man, "do not be shy".	10
15	7	There were two others, with set crossbows, in their hands, standing within the cell, rather to the right of the door, as one would face it from the inside.	10
15	21	Rather, angrily, summoning up his courage, he went quickly to the Lady Claudia, seized her by the scrub of her hair and drew her, she half crawling, half being dragged, to the center of the cell, and knelt her there, in the position he had specified.	10
15	32	She then knelt there, in the center of the cell, heavily bound, collared, the leash dangling down before the ropes bound about her.	10
15	62	As I had expected they would, they had more to worry about than what went on in the cell.	10
15	75	The guards had been in the cell some time, at least a few Ehn.	10
15	78	If it were to rise again, which I did not really expect, or not significantly, under the current circumstances, presumably that would be shortly before their departure from the cell.	10
15	86	I had not, of course, realized that the executioner would come to the cell.	10
15	139	In this fashion she could not see what might transpire behind her, she could not easily rise, and she would have some protection from debris, if the outside of the cell wall should be struck.	10
15	146	I then put the three guards together, in a corner of the cell, and heaped straw over them.	10
15	445	In the past few days in the cell she had begun to discover herself; she had begun to learn her femaleness.	10
15	745	She hurried, distraught, to the cell door.	10
15	757	In a moment there was a cloud of dust in the corridor, some of which drifted into our cell.	10
15	761	In a moment a tall fellow entered our cell.	10
15	959	He had then, apparently for the first time, detected the bodies, muchly concealed with straw, which we had hidden at the side of the cell.	10
15	1025	I dragged her back, behind me, down the rubble into the cell.	10
15	1035	I did not know, but I doubted that she, lying where she was, confused and frightened, down amidst the rubble near the door, had even heard us, high in the aperture, above her, across the cell.	10
15	1072	I then, followed by Lady Claudia, carried her from the ruins of the cell.	10
16	1	I Assume Command "Where have you been?" called a fellow outside the cell, approaching.	10
16	3	We had not seen the ram from the cell.	10
16	27	It had not been visible from the cell, as I had speculated, as it had been obscured by the gate's west bastion.	10
16	189	Surely in the cell, often enough, I gave you ample evidence that my fitting destiny was to give my entire being to the selfless love and service of a man!" "You pity her because you are yourself no better than a slave," I said.	10
16	474	I learned it in the cell".	10
17	676	I had relieved her of the burden of their weight in the cell.	10
18	54	I had not been able to see this from the cell, of course, but I did not doubt but what it was true.	10
18	305	I recalled that she had not had her hair shorn until I had done it, with a shaving knife, in the cell.	10
18	463	"Yes," he said, "mine was stolen, in a cell".	10
18	466	He found an excellent example of such a breach in a certain cell, as you might perhaps remember".	10
18	569	Then, with shield and sword, with the ringing of metal, with shouts, with cries of war, the six of us, I, Marsias, the grizzled fellow, and the three who had come originally to the cell, struck by charging Cosians, almost swept back, struggled to hold the walkway.	10
19	8	In the fifth assault Marsias was grievously wounded, and one other, one who had come originally to the cell.	10
19	12	Then, in the seventh assault, two others of our original band, the other two who had come originally to the cell, were forced back, bleeding, unable to stand.	10
20	385	She had been caught among the crowds of women and children on the pier, perhaps noted by the wounded Marsias, or one of the others who had been with us in the cell, or perhaps by others still, alerted by one or the other of them, as to her probable disguise.	10
21	13	Marsias, too, and the fellows whom I had encountered in the cell earlier, and who had fought with us on the walkway, were there, too.	10
21	324	"It is our understanding that your hair was shorn only yesterday, and against your will, in a cell in the citadel, by an escaping prisoner".	10
21	673	"I have learned," she said, "in the cell, and in the arms of a man, what I am, truly.	10
21	730	"In the cell, yesterday morning," I said, it seemed a long time ago now, "I gathered that my fate was not to be inextricably linked to that of Lady Claudia, that you had perhaps not convinced yourself, and quite properly, of my guilt in the matter of espionage".	10
21	759	"I determined then in the cell," I said, "to take action, not merely, of course, for her sake, but for mine as well, as I could not know for certain what you would eventually decide in my case, nor could I count on being released from a burning citadel by Cosians.	10
21	1379	"In my uses of the former Lady Claudia, in the cell," I said, "I sometimes gave her the use name of 'Chloe'".	10
23	154	* * * * "In the cell, the day you escaped," she said, smiling, "do you remember how you lay over me, covering my body with your own".	10
23	182	I think you used me merely to relax yourself before the door to the cell was opened".	10

Book 25. (5 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	639	It seemed I was afire! I choked with misery! I was naked! Men were moving about! They could see me! What of my reputation? I struggled! I was afraid! I was angry! I was outraged! I was miserable! I had been betrayed! I was helpless! I fought the net! I fought the net! But I could not free myself!" "...	10
22	528	Let the female slave hope, in such a case, that she does not find herself braceleted and put to him in his cell, a whip tied about her neck.	10
24	186	"I did not even know where I was," she said, "until I was unhooded, and found myself chained by the neck in a magistrate's cell".	10
24	369	"And so, too," said I, "you would know the location of yours, if you had kept him in his cell!" "It was your mistake," he said, "to let a slut like Lavinia off her chain!" "What of you," I asked, "letting your fellow wander about Ar like a vulo cock?" "My slave is innocent, honest and trustworthy!" ...	10
27	245	"She wants to know, so to speak, the length of her chain, the location of the walls of her cell.	10

Book 26. (140 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	381	Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate.	10
9	1	I lay on my stomach on the floor of the mountain cell, my head toward the back of the cell, my legs widely spread, my arms extended outward and upward.	10
34	12	Five of the black-tunicked men had perished in or near the cell, two being struck by the chain and stone, two in swordplay, and one apparently thrust through, in the darkness, the peasant exiting from the cell.	10
2	103	The area in which I was confined was not so much a cell, as something else.	10
2	140	I did not think, really, given the fact that I was here, the presumed methodicality of my arrival in this place, the presumably routine manner of my incarceration, the nature of my cell, or kennel, suggesting that it was not unique, that my presence here would not be its first occupancy nor its last...	10
8	373	It seemed to me large, even for a cell.	10
8	395	There were also three vessels in the cell.	10
8	402	On the other side of the room, to the right, as I faced the back of the cell, was the larger, whitish porcelaintype vessel.	10
8	434	I thought it quite possible, however, that my cell was not the only one in this mountain, along that narrow path.	10
8	446	Yes, this cell would hold men, as well as such as I.	10
8	454	I, of course, was "cell broken".	10
8	550	I was here something, something very real, something as real as the living rock about me, as real as the bars of my cell.	10
8	599	I did not even mind the cell, really.	10
8	653	How grateful for the bars was I then! The figure astride the winged monster had not looked toward the mountain, the ledge, the cell.	10
8	777	I was glad there was a blanket behind me, in the cell.	10
8	783	I was excited by the fullness and beauty of life, and I felt it more intensely here, even in this barren mountain cell, behind these bars, than I had ever felt it on my old world.	10
8	784	I felt wanton, and excited, and alive! Too, in spite of my brand, my tunic, the cell, the bars, I felt free, more free than I had ever felt before.	10
8	862	The entire cell reverberated with the sounds of the beast's fury.	10
8	880	Unable to walk I crawled back, on all fours, to the rear of the cell.	10
8	885	It was chilly now in the cell, as doubtless it would be in these mountains, at night, even during a summer.	10
8	896	Too, my scent was doubtless in the cell, as well, from where I had lain, or stepped.	10
8	905	Those who had placed me in this cell doubtless knew that.	10
8	921	I was confident that was what I had done wrong, for, you see, I was reasonably sure that my cell, in such a mountain, would not be the only one.	10
8	935	I shuddered, thinking what might be the fate of one such as I found outside the cell at night.	10
8	943	It was, doubtless, even in the cell itself! I sobbed.	10
8	954	I groped about in the cell and touched with my finger the rim of the shallow bowl of water.	10
8	981	It was quite cold in the cell now.	10
8	991	In the cell were three vessels, one for food, one for water, and, a larger one, to my left, as I knelt within the blanket facing the bars, for wastes.	10
8	997	There was no metal within the cell, you see, which might be used as a tool for, say, excavation.	10
8	1001	I was helpless in the cell.	10
8	1019	In this cell, as was presumably intended, I had done it with straw and water.	10
8	1025	I now sat back in the cell, my back against the wall, wrapped in the blanket.	10
9	9	At the signal one puts the empty bowls and the wastes vessel near the bars, and then assumes the indicated position, one of prone helplessness, facing the back of the cell.	10
9	10	I had received these directives on the morning after my first night in the cell.	10
9	11	They were issued to me in a female voice, belonging to a person I did not see, from somewhere outside the cell.	10
9	158	I picked up the food and water bowls, each replenished, the one, to my pleasure, even to three tiny pieces of dried fruit, called a larma, and put them in their place, to the left, at the back of the cell.	10
9	163	To be sure, she did speak, in response to a pleading question from me on the day following her issuance of my directives, as I lay in the position indicated, facing the back of the cell, one additional word, "No".	10
9	181	That information had not been included in what might count as my "orientation," that issued to me on the morning after my first night in the cell.	10
9	196	This was now my fifth day in the cell.	10
9	217	But what I could see from the cell suggested to me that the economy of this place exceeded what might be attributed to the pastoral simplicities of the herdsman and the bucolic labors of the tiller of the soil.	10
9	282	But now I was no longer adrift, no more than the bars of the cell.	10
9	295	And are we not expensive? Would this not be an argument for a rights holder not keeping more than one of us, at least at a time? But men here, it seemed, from what I had seen from the cell, might not pay for their women, or, at least, all of them.	10
10	5	I scrambled to the back of the cell and pressed myself, my body and the palms of my hands, against the stone there.	10
10	24	The locking mechanism, you see, is not visible from the cell.	10
10	26	I was to some extent familiar with these things from the cell's having been opened several times before, in the morning.	10
10	27	To be sure, I had then, warned by the signal bar, been prone at the back of the cell, helplessly spread-eagled.	10
10	29	I crouched now at the back of the cell, turned about, looking.	10
10	101	I assumed he would have known, even before coming to the cell, that I was not from this world.	10
10	134	He then snapped his fingers and indicated that I should rise and leave the cell, going to the right, as one faced outwards.	10
10	136	Then I was outside the cell! It was breathtakingly beautiful.	10
10	155	To my right I saw the panel box, locked now, within which must lie the locking mechanism to the cell.	10
10	156	The panel box itself, not to mention the mechanism within, could not be reached from within the cell.	10
10	161	Though I was out of the cell no leather or chain had been put on my neck.	10
10	188	He drew down the gate of the cell.	10
10	211	I passed another cell containing such men.	10
10	215	Not every cell which was occupied, however, contained men.	10
10	216	Some contained women such as I, who looked fearfully out, often from the back of the cell, through the bars.	10
10	238	In another cell I saw four women in rags of white silk.	10
10	268	I had been given a tunic and blanket in the cell.	10
10	270	There had been straw in the cell, for my comfort and cleanliness! Even a vessel for wastes had been provided! Could it be that these men were weak, or, if not weak, that they were tolerant, understanding, and kindly? Then it would surely be easy to fool them.	10
10	279	I sobbed! There was laughter, that of more than one man, from the cell.	10
10	287	I went more swiftly! I heard laughter from a cell, from some men, crowded behind the bars.	10
10	320	"Kajira!" called more than one man, in a given cell, as we passed them, seemingly to alert those in cells farther down the trail as to our passage.	10
11	718	The feeding in the cell, and the watering there, that I had been fed and watered, and even that I had been given some bits of precious fruit were, it seemed, quite meaningless.	10
12	714	For example, "Do you wish a blanket in your cell?" is likely to elicit a piteously affirmative response, whereas "Do you wish to be lashed?" is likely to elicit one which is earnestly negative.	10
12	737	Certainly most of the women I had seen brought here, when I was in the cell in the side of the mountain, had been brought here as stripped, or scantily clad, captives.	10
14	212	Might she not then have been terrified? What free woman would dare to appear, as it is said, "slave desirable"? Some days ago she had been removed from the slave cage over the pool and given a cell not far from our quarters.	10
14	213	It was a comfortable cell, some eight feet in width and height, some ten feet in depth.	10
14	218	I had followed the pit master to the free woman's cell.	10
14	221	But it was a far different free woman I encountered in the cell than she I had recalled from the cage.	10
14	284	"Go to the back of the cell," I told her.	10
14	292	I had the key to the cell on a string.	10
14	293	I put down the food and water, opened the cell, put the key back about my neck, and brought in the food.	10
14	433	"This cell is large," I said.	10
14	464	I then turned about, and went to the door of the cell.	10
14	535	She was well held within the cell.	10
14	569	The next day, I came early to her cell.	10
14	626	I had then left the cell, locking the door behind me.	10
14	637	I had then again left the cell, locking the door behind me.	10
14	664	"But what if he could open the cell?" "And took you for a slave?" "Yes".	10
14	696	"It would then be possible to be out of the cell, as a slave, and be in relative safety?" "I suppose so," I said.	10
14	1003	"I was afraid then!" "Do you wish to return to the cell?" I had asked her.	10
14	1695	She was now, of course, in her cell, in the robes of concealment.	10
15	18	The ceiling within the cell was higher than that in the corridor.	10
15	22	Lying at the back wall of the cell was a crumpled heap.	10
15	89	Three men entered the cell.	10
15	145	Why, I asked myself, would such a man be kept here, in this low corridor, in a five-lock cell, with five chains on his body? He was an extremely large man.	10
17	2	I turned about, startled, in the cell, that in which the peasant was confined.	10
17	20	Certainly this had been expressed to me, and the pit master, as well, had heard words to this effect in the cell.	10
17	107	He then stepped away from me, and went to the door of the cell.	10
17	109	I had come to the cell originally to fetch and replenish them.	10
17	110	The depth warden had stopped at the door of the cell.	10
19	607	I had had to do this in the corridor of the pens, while kneeling, shortly after being ordered from the pitch-dark cell.	10
20	1	Tonight the pit master had come with me to the cell of the peasant.	10
20	6	Then I would attend to my duties in the cell.	10
20	12	"I am finished, Master," I whispered to the pit master, as I had concluded my duties in the cell.	10
20	17	We then left the cell.	10
21	3	We were in the Lady Constanzia's cell.	10
21	4	She had eaten, and I was preparing to leave the cell.	10
21	46	I then left the cell.	10
21	48	I was pleased the guard did not have the key, for I feared that the cell door now was no longer closed on a free woman, but on something considerably more desirable, something considerably more tempting.	10
25	4	He looked like a boulder of sorts, sitting there in the cell.	10
25	18	It was not unusual, incidentally, for the pit master to be careful of his appearance when he came to the cell of the peasant.	10
25	37	We then left the cell.	10
26	2	She lay in the white sliplike garment, that undergarment resembling a slave tunic, on the mat in her cell, her knees drawn up.	10
26	6	I had returned from my duties in the cell of the peasant, following the pit master back to his quarters.	10
26	33	"Your sojourn here, in this damp, dismal place, in this cell, behind these bars, will soon be done.	10
26	65	I will soon leave the cell! Please do not look.	10
26	73	I picked up the plate, with the untouched food, and left the cell, locking it behind me.	10
29	863	I thought her request a judicious one, particularly if she did not wish to be visited in a cell at night, and forced to strip, and perform as a slave.	10
29	907	The free woman, it seemed, would not soon be in a cell, or even an ample-sized, low-ceilinged kennel, one which might be on the guard's rounds, one to which he might hold the key.	10
31	93	"Cursed Assassins!" cried a fellow from a cell.	10
31	154	"Light the lamps in the cell," said the leader of the helmeted men.	10
31	157	Fina and I, and the other girls, as the lamps were being lit, were thrust into the cell and knelt to one side, on the right, as one would look toward the prisoner.	10
31	160	Too, this disposition of us freed more men to enter the cell.	10
31	191	The small, furtive fellow, with the terribly scarred face, perhaps from scalding, entered the cell.	10
31	211	The cell was very quiet.	10
31	426	Doubtless it was an optical illusion, given the confinement of the cell, his now being upright, not sitting, his pulsing to his full stature, then bending down, like a bull, straining, muscles bulging, pulling outward.	10
31	507	They would remain, as we, the rest of us, slave girls kneeling in a cell, bound, our disposition, our lives, in the hands of men.	10
31	536	The only light in the cell was from the two lanterns, and the tiny lamps.	10
31	591	"Aargh!" cried one of the bowmen reeling back, his face a mass of blood within the helmet, the quarrel slashing into the wall to the right of the prisoner, gouging the wall, showering sparks and the other, too, was buffeted to the side by his fellow, his own quarrel spitting, too, to the side, to th...	10
31	595	The lights were wild in the cell, the two lanterns being jerked back by those who held them, the light of the tiny lamps obscured by moving bodies.	10
31	710	That single, sharp ringing of steel seemed to linger in the cell.	10
31	724	Steel rang out by the wall of the cell.	10
32	34	The black-tunicked men then, following him, withdrew from the cell.	10
32	40	At a gesture of the pit master, discerned in a lamp from outside the door, held by one of the men, we filed out of the cell.	10
33	64	"Return to the cell and get the prisoner's blanket," he said.	10
33	66	The man turned about and hurried back to the cell.	10
37	43	This was the sack which contained the blanket which had been taken from the prisoner's cell yesterday morning.	10
37	74	He had been little more than a remote, inert form, as simple as rock, as distant as a far-off mountain, sitting cross-legged, chained, on the stone floor of a cell in the lower corridors.	10
37	75	He had seldom even seemed to be aware of my presence in the cell.	10
37	82	Might it not have been better, I thought, if he had died in his chains yesterday morning, in the cell, by the knife? How terrible to die beneath the fangs of beasts! "Be silent!" said the pit master.	10
37	606	The man with the lieutenant was the one who limped, having injured his ankle yesterday morning in the cell, apparently having twisted it in the stirrup of the crossbow, while trying to reset the weapon.	10
37	754	He it was whose foot had been injured yesterday in the cell, in the stirrup of the crossbow.	10
37	1138	"But the blanket was taken from the cell of the prisoner.	10
37	1141	"It was taken from the cell of the prisoner," said the pit master.	10
37	1145	"Accordingly," said the officer of Treve, "the blankets of the captain of those of the black caste and the prisoner might have been switched early the next morning, before those of the black caste arrived at the cell".	10
37	1154	"But I think you may have looked upon her, in a cell, face to face".	10
37	1182	"She may soon be ready for a cell," said the officer of Treve.	10
39	73	Too, I would suppose certain guards could do so, and, of course, the other pit slaves had seen him, at least twice, once in the cell, once in the vicinity of the urt pool.	10

Book 27. (34 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	24	When she had assured herself that she was indeed in a cell, and that it was locked, a cell abutting on a dismal, stone-flagged, dark corridor, much like the one she had glimpsed from her room, or apartment, perhaps even the same, she discovered that she was clad differently from what she had been be...	10
6	34	There was also a mirror in the cell, to her right, on the wall, as she would face the cell door.	10
6	111	The attendant, in passing her cell, threw a roll into the cell, which she ran to, seized up and, on her knees, devoured in haste.	10
7	24	Her new cell was quite different from the former cell.	10
7	85	There was a mirror in the new cell, rather like that in her former cell, on the right, of polished metal, as one faced the gate.	10
4	431	As you probably know, every seven years or so, every cell in your body, with the exception of the neural cells, is replaced.	10
6	18	She was in a cell.	10
6	31	The cell was not really uncomfortable.	10
6	93	In a few moments the door of her cell again closed behind her.	10
6	94	She turned about, and, angrily, grasped, and shook, the bars of her cell.	10
6	97	When the attendant with the cart of food, for there were other cells, too, it seemed, in the corridor, passed her cell he did not stop.	10
7	23	This time, too, she had been hooded, and dragged from a narrow table, but she had been placed in a different cell.	10
7	27	There was no furniture in the cell, no cot, no stool.	10
7	38	They made her clean the floor of the cell.	10
7	83	"You have seen yourself in your cell mirror, of course," he said.	10
7	132	Taken from her cell and instructed in special rooms, she had been given lessons in cooking, in cleaning, sewing, laundering, and such, domestic labors, labors such as were vehemently denounced and eschewed by scions of her ideology as demeaning, degrading, boring, repetitive and meaningless, who the...	10
7	173	When it came time to return her to her cell she was muchly returned to normal, and the pain, though still there, as a burning when she put the soles of her feet down, was not excruciating.	10
7	176	"Now, proud, noble barbarian woman, woman so important on your own world," said the first instructrix, "return to your cell".	10
7	177	No sooner had she turned about, to make her way to the cell, than she cried out in pain for the first instructrix had struck her a sudden, sharp stinging blow across the back of the right calf.	10
7	179	She ran stumbling, weeping, into her cell, through the opened gate, and even pressed herself desperately, piteously against the opposite wall.	10
7	181	She rubbed her wrists, and hobbled to the metal mirror at the right side of the cell.	10
7	209	One might also mention that, from her new, smaller cell, she was occasionally able to see other women, often in custody, sometimes even hooded, in the corridor.	10
7	230	He soon put her in her cell, and closed its gate.	10
7	233	She backed away, until she was stopped by the back wall of the cell.	10
7	235	So she stood against the back wall of the cell, frightened, and said nothing to him.	10
7	240	What of the young, naked women, those whom she had seen sometimes in the corridor, those who had been bound, or cuffed, or chained by the neck, those women, she asked herself, those women, their necks in collars? How could a man not look upon them, she wondered, without feeling interest or desire? L...	10
8	46	No longer was she kept in a cell but was housed now in a slave kennel, on the sixth level of an entire wall of such kennels, reached by steel steps and grilled walkways.	10
11	223	"How beautiful she is," said a girl, from within a cell.	10
11	1054	She will then be taken in chains to the chamber where she will spend the night, a cell.	10
11	1055	The gold will be waiting in the cell, all the twenty double-weight ingots of it, carefully stacked.	10
11	1072	Did they not bear in every cell in their bodies, those billions of cells, the same genetic heritage, going back to thongs and caves? She suspected that perhaps they were not so different from her, really.	10
16	912	At various times, in her training, and after her training, when returning to her cell, kennel or cage, one of the guards had given her a similar slap.	10
22	175	Sometimes in her cell, unobserved, she had tried to move as she had seen one or another of the dancers move, but then she had desisted, frightened, sensing what it might be, to be seen so before men.	10
27	1884	Each cell in her body seemed to awaken and glow, to tremble with understanding.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	536	Others are given time to adjust, even days, in a darkened cell, chained by the neck, with water and gruel.	10
2	76	But they had weaponry, surely, and if it could burn through walls, and blast steel apart, make doors where there were no doors, why should it not, cared they to do so, melt or cleave away the glassine walls which confined them? But were they of interest? And might they not perish in the destruction ...	10
20	256	"Every inch of her, every hair on her head, every cell in her body, every bit of her," said Peisistratus.	10
29	99	"It is not merely that you were not titled, for few are," he said, "but rather that you carry slave-girl genes in every cell of your body".	10
29	245	Perhaps he had been already taken and was already slain, or incarcerated, heavily chained, in some foul pit or tiny cell.	10
34	127	"On the other hand, as I understand it, most are sedated, and awaken only later, doubtless days later, to find themselves in a Gorean pen, or cell, naked and in chains".	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
18	330	I suspected she was fighting irresistibilities within herself, longings to feel his switch, curiosities as to what it might be to kneel naked before him and press her lips upon his bared feet, what it might be to writhe in his arms, helpless, and owned, as only a woman may be owned, owned to the tin...	10

Book 30. (5 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	42	I was in a small cell, but not the sort of stall, kennel, or cage in which a female slave is kept.	10
3	45	Outside the cell, there was a tiny tharlarion-oil lamp, which swung with the motion of the ship.	10
3	46	The cell was in some sort of hold, or division of a hold.	10
3	47	It was not the only cell in the hold, but it was the only one with an occupant.	10
3	72	The gate to the cell was open, swung back.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	425	I was in a cell, a relatively small cell, about eight feet square, with a wall of bars on one side, facing a street.	10
8	881	The slaver's man entered the cell, took one of the brunettes by the wrist, and drew her from the cell, through the short passage, and led her to the block, where she stood, small, seeming isolated, much alone, though the auctioneer was near, on the red carpet.	10

Book 34. (3 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	182	"Put them in a cell, cell six, with the others".	10
6	17	We moved back, toward the rear of the cell and the man unlocked, and opened, the cell door.	10
6	575	When we arrived in the cell, and the door was closed and locked, we were further informed that whereas we might sit in the cell, lie down, recline, kneel, or such, we were not permitted to stand.	10