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Chair

Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	91	At the same moment the iron bolt of a crossbow, fired through one of the narrow windows, struck the wall behind my chair-stone and ricocheted viciously about the room.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	88	I leaned back in my chair.	10
11	50	From the curule chair beside the throne rose another woman, wearing an intricately wrought silver mask and magnificent robes of rich silver cloth.	10
11	91	I thought Dorna the Proud stirred uneasily in the curule chair.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	59	If one had encountered him in the eighteenth century, one might have taken him for a jolly, snuff-sniffing, roisterous country squire, knowing himself the salt of the earth, not above twitting the parson nor pinching the serving girls; in the nineteenth century he would have owned an old book shop a...	10
32	246	"But I also like to think," he said, "it may be because this is the most comfortable chair in the entire Sardar".	10

Book 5. (17 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	3	His large hands rested over the arms of the curved curule chair in which he sat, which was mounted on a platform of stone, about a foot high and twelve feet square.	10
4	146	She ran rapidly to a place before the stone platform, before the curule chair of Cernus, where she fell to her knees in the position of pleasure slave, head bowed.	10
4	260	I threw back my head and laughed, and Cernus threw back his head and laughed, pounding on the arms of the curule chair, and the men-at-arms, too, roared with laughter.	10
11	29	The kitchen for the pens is on this level, and the infirmary, and certain facilities for smiths; Ho-Tu kept his chair of office on this level; also, discipline was administered on this level, I gathered, seeing certain racks and chains, certain stone tables with straps, certain carefully arranged in...	10
15	358	My own duties during these months in the House of Cernus remained light, consisting of little more than accompanying Cernus on infrequent occasions on which he left the house, a member of his guard; in the city Cernus traveled in a sedan chair, borne on the shoulders of eight men.	10
15	359	The chair was enclosed and, under the blue and yellow silk which covered it, there was metal plating.	10
19	82	Philemon led the way to the box of Cernus, the largest and most impressive in the amphitheater, shielded on both sides and the back from the rest of the boxes and seats by heavy wooden screens; there, on a marble dais on which sat a low, thronelike chair of marble, I was forced to kneel.	10
19	83	My throat chain was then locked to a heavy ring set in the side of the chair.	10
19	92	Hooded, my wrists locked in steel, my throat chained to the chair of my enemy, I knelt for perhaps two Ahn.	10
19	100	I saw Cernus in his chair, who smiled down at me.	10
19	249	Cernus leaned over the arm of his chair, toward me.	10
19	324	There, slumped in a marble chair, was an indolent figure, yet indolent as is the satisfied beast of prey.	10
20	351	Philemon indicated the board, and the young man went to it and took a chair, Cernus' own, surrendered eagerly by him, at the table.	10
20	361	"Would you not care," asked Cernus of the boy, "to inform the prisoner of your name?" The handsome boy looked down from the chair of Cernus on me.	10
23	1	I Finish My Business in the House of Cernus I waited in the hall of Cernus, on his own great chair.	10
23	64	I had taken my seat on the chair of Cernus; I had drawn my sword, and laid it across the wood before me.	10
23	134	The knife struck the back of the chair before which I stood, striking through the wood, stopping only with the hilt.	10

Book 6. (44 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	277	With the first length of binding fiber I tied her wrists behind her back; I then carried her and placed her, on her knees, on the second of the broad steps leading up to the tiller deck, two steps below that in which is fixed the chair of the oar-master; she now knelt below that chair, and to its le...	10
8	345	As I, in the chair of the oar-master, faced the bow of the vessel, he, as slave at the benches, faced its stern, and the chair of the oar-master, that which now served me as Ubar's throne, in this small wooden country lost in the marshes of the Vosk's delta.	10
8	379	I examined the broad arm of the chair, and, in the right arm, I found a sliding piece of wood, which I slid forward, it extending beyond the chair arm.	10
1	66	I recalled Samos, slumped in his marble chair at the Curulean in Ar, seemingly indolent, but indolent as might be the satisfied beast of prey.	10
8	309	I then climbed aboard and walked back to the tiller deck, where I took my seat on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	319	I rose from the chair of the oar-master, angrily.	10
8	330	I sat again on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	341	I drew forth the Gorean blade from its scabbard and, sitting on the chair of the oar-master, laid it across my knees.	10
8	378	"It hangs," said he, "in the arm of the chair of the oar-master".	10
8	432	Angrily I took again my seat on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	505	Furious at her mockery, I leaped from the chair of the oar-master and struck her with the back of my hand, snapping her head to one side.	10
8	526	I sat, alone, on the great chair of the oar-master.	10
8	635	I took again my chair, that of the oar-master, in this my domain.	10
8	636	The large, blond, gray-eyed girl and the shorter girl, dark-haired, who had carried the net, knelt before the chair on the rowing deck.	10
10	48	On one chair, some fifteen yards away, somewhat lower and closer the thrones of the Ubars, sat an officer, whom I recognized.	10
10	94	Each night, in my hall, before my master's chair, she would kneel with her tablets and give me an accounting of the day's business, with reports on the progress of various investments and ventures, often making suggestions and recommendations for further actions.	10
10	313	I took the note from the boy who appeared suddenly beside my chair.	10
10	326	I saw Lysias, with his helmet, with the two golden slashes, with its captain's crest of sleen hair, on the arm of his curule chair.	10
11	8	Then I saw that Lysias, with the captain's crest of sleen hair on his helmet, had not stirred from his chair.	10
11	318	"And so," concluded Lysias, "I bring you all amnesty in the name of the Ubar of Port Kar, Henrius Sevarius!" "Henrius Sevarius, the Captain," said Samos, speaking from his curule chair, in the name of the council, "is most kind".	10
11	349	Samos rose before his curule chair.	10
11	364	"Power to the council!" I sat still in my curule chair, smiling.	10
11	429	"Now that the council is sovereign in Port Kar," Samos said, his fist clenched on the arm of his curule chair, "might not peace be possible?" This puzzled me.	10
11	431	One captain, leaning back in his curule chair, said, "There has always been war between Port Kar, and Cos and Tyros".	10
11	483	"What of your spies," I asked, "who seem so well informed? Surely, if they can learn the itineraries of the Ubar of Tyros, it must be difficult to conceal from them a gathering of the fleets of two such powers as Cos and Tyros?" The hand of Samos went instinctively to the hilt of his weapon, but the...	10
11	521	I sat numb in the great curule chair, that of a captain of Port Kar.	10
13	87	I nodded my head toward Lurius, swollen in the chair of the Ubar of Cos.	10
13	331	At that moment, from far above, from the basket on the main mast, came the cry of the lookout, "Two ships off the port beam!" "Out and ready oars!" cried the oar-master, running to his chair.	10
13	380	And an officer rushed down the steps into the rowing hold, and struck the oar-master from his chair.	10
14	225	He then went down the steps of the stern castle, to the helm deck, and then down to the chair of the oar-master.	10
14	240	He returned to his chair.	10
15	252	I thrust out the silver paga goblet, studded with rubies, and Telima, standing beside my thronelike chair, filled it.	10
15	260	I sat back on the great chair, paga goblet in hand, surveying the room.	10
15	304	I glanced at Telima, who stood beside my great chair.	10
15	369	She slipped the silk from her and knelt before the great table and chair, between the other tables, dropping her head.	10
15	414	They did so and, swiftly, like a cat, the girl ran to my chair, and knelt at my feet.	10
15	437	I gave her head a rough shake and permitted her to remain kneeling at the arm of my chair.	10
15	439	Like a satisfied cat, she knelt beside my chair.	10
15	442	He lifted, heavily, to the dais on which my chair and table sat a heavy leather sack filled with golden tarn disks of double weight, of Cos and Tyros, of Ar and Port Kar, even of distant Thentis and remote Turia, far to the south.	10
15	443	He placed the sack beside my great chair.	10
15	521	From the sack at the side of my chair, that filled muchly with gold, I drew forth a small piece of folded, wadded cloth.	10
15	609	How rich a joke it was, to have enslaved the girl who would have been Ubara of Cos, to have put her to work in my kitchens, to have given the use of her to a mere slave boy! This story would soon be told in all the ports of Thassa and all the cities of Gor! How shamed would be Tyros and Cos, enemies...	10
16	359	I took my chair.	10
16	394	Samos threw back his head and roared with laughter, pounding the arms of his curule chair.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	125	I could attract the attention of the individuals in the apartment below or, if necessary, with a chair, or implement, or whatever might be found, break through the glass to their apartment.	10
7	393	On the wagon, under a fringed, silken canopy, on a curule chair, there sat a woman.	10
7	404	The woman sat regally on the curule chair, wrapped in resplendent, many-colored silks.	10
16	295	She kneels before the chair of her master, perhaps fully clothed, her hands clasped behind her, her head down, waiting for him to enter.	10

Book 8. (21 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	165	The curule chair at my high table was among the most honored and envied on Gor! What honor it was to be the woman of Bosk, merchant, admiral! And yet she had turned her back on this! She had displeased me! She had dared to displease me! Bosk! The marshes had nothing to offer her.	10
6	310	And who knew to what heights I might raise the chair of Bosk? Indeed, with Talena at my side, the daughter of the great Ubar of Ar, my fortunes, in many matters, might be much improved.	10
6	313	Who knew to what heights, in time, might be raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps, in time, it might stand as high, or higher, than the throne of Ar? And might there not come to be, in time, an alliance of Gor's greatest sea power and her greatest land power, and, perhaps, in time, but one throne? We wo...	10
7	31	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? "Do not go, Master, into the forests," had begged Sheera.	10
7	44	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? The birds carried on above me, as I passed slowly, carefully beneath them.	10
7	125	Who knew, in time, how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? I pushed aside more branches, and leaves, slipping between them.	10
7	407	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? Things were going well.	10
9	339	Who knew how high might have been raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps there might even, in time, have been a Ubar in Port Kar, sovereign over even the Council of Captains.	10
9	341	And who knew, in time, there might have been but one throne of one Ubar of this unprecedented empire? Who knew to what heights might have been raised the chair of Bosk? We would have made a splendid and powerful couple, the envy of Gor, Bosk, the great Bosk, and Talena, the beautiful Talena, daughte...	10
9	342	Who knew to what heights might have been raised the chair of Bosk? But Talena had now been disowned.	10
12	35	Who knew how high might have been raised the chair of Bosk? I laughed bitterly.	10
22	3	I sat, in blankets, in a captain's chair, brought from the Tesephone.	10
22	239	I sat in the captain's chair, in authority, but crippled, huddled in blankets, bitter.	10
22	784	I sat high on the beach, wrapped in blankets, in the captain's chair, cold.	10
22	792	She knelt before my chair, on the sand.	10
22	825	Ilene was thrust forward to the sand before my chair.	10
22	870	"Carry my chair," I said, "to the longboat".	10
22	871	Four crewmen reached to lift the chair.	10
22	935	"Lift my chair," said I to the crewmen.	10
22	990	On the arm of the captain's chair, my fist clenched.	10
22	1003	As the chair was lifted, I looked once more to the northeast.	10

Book 9. (20 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	To be sure, carved in wood, high on the chair, was the helmet with crest of sleen fur, the mark of the captain, but I could not rise from the chair.	10
1	1	The Hall I sat alone in the great hall, in the darkness, in the Captain's Chair.	10
1	16	Seldom did I have my chair carried from the hall.	10
1	27	"Captain," said the woman, standing back, to one side of the chair.	10
1	85	That young man with fiery hair, laughing, innocent, seemed far from me now, this huddled mass, half paralyzed, bitter, like a maimed larl, sitting alone in a captain's chair, in a great darkened hall.	10
1	132	I had recollected my honor, but it had won for me only the chair of a cripple.	10
1	135	Proud and mighty as the chair might be, it was the throne only of the maimed remains of a man.	10
1	154	In my chair I had thought long on such matters.	10
1	208	But how could I live, I, a cripple, huddled in the chair of a captain, in a darkened hall? I was rich, but I envied the meanest herder of verr, the lowest peasant scattering dung in his furrows, for they could move as they pleased.	10
1	215	But I could still command steel, that of my men, who, for no reason I understood, they Goreans, remained true to me, loyal to a cripple, confined to a captain's chair in a darkened hall.	10
1	222	But I had had my chair carried to his hall.	10
1	416	"How hideous in your chair!" I did not speak.	10
1	695	I stood before the captain's chair.	10
1	701	I flung aside the blanket and the captain's chair.	10
8	27	Hilda sat in a great curule chair, carved with the sign of Scagnar, a serpent-ship, seen frontally.	10
8	28	On each post of the chair, carved, was the head of a snarling sleen.	10
12	20	Svein Blue Tooth rose to his feet, standing before the heavy, carved wooden chair.	10
21	206	We sat him in a curule chair, vested as a Ubar, and left him.	10
21	250	I had little doubt but what, in time, it would again force me to the blankets and chair of a recluse in a hall in Port Kar.	10
22	268	It had been my intention to repledge the companionship, and to become great on Gor, to raise high the chair of Bosk, climbing in riches and power to the heights of the planet, to become even, perhaps, in time, a world's Ubar.	10

Book 10. (8 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	225	I sat to one side, in a curule chair.	10
7	31	I heard the guard move, drowsy, on his chair outside the door.	10
7	108	I heard his chair scrape.	10
7	121	He turned about, and went back to his chair.	10
7	123	But in a moment, suddenly, the chair scraped back again, and he was on his feet.	10
13	418	In the slave houses they are sometimes brought before the curule chair of the house master in their strange, unfamiliar garments.	10
18	103	I saw, among them, carried on a sedan chair, the figure of T'Zshal.	10
18	104	The chair was placed before us.	10

Book 11. (13 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1214	They knelt, or sat, or reclined about the foot of a white, ornate curule chair set on the platform.	10
2	1215	In this chair, in graceful lassitude, weary, sat another girl, though one whose features, as she wore sheaths of pinned veils, I could not well remark.	10
5	169	I then realized that the girls in attendance on the veiled woman, who had been seated in the curule chair on the palanquin, were slaves.	10
15	1	I am Spoken to by My Mistress I was thrown to the tiles before the recumbent figure seated on the curule chair.	10
15	2	"This is your mistress," said one of the men, indicating the recumbent figure, with lovely figure, veiled and gowned who sat easily, regally, on the curule chair.	10
15	122	She rose easily from the curule chair and stood before me.	10
15	162	She then went back to the curule chair and seated herself upon it, regarding me.	10
15	237	"Finish with her," said the Lady Elicia, rising, angrily, from the curule chair.	10
26	273	We were then in the room containing the curule chair, the room in which she had first interviewed me, her new slave girl.	10
26	277	The warrior rose from the curule chair, in which he had taken his place, and went to the door.	10
26	795	I had lain asleep at the foot of the curule chair in the outer room.	10
27	1	I Kneel in the Yellow Circle I lay at his feet, like a pet she-sleen, he, Clitus Vitellius, in his compartments, sitting in a curule chair.	10
27	2	His hands were on the arms of the chair.	10

Book 12. (16 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	28	A free woman, robed in white, veiled, was being carried in a sedan chair by four draft slaves.	10
6	29	Beside the chair, on either side, afoot, walked a girl.	10
6	34	Besides the women and the draft slaves, the latter chained by the wrists and neck to the sedan chair, there were seven warriors, six spearmen and their captain.	10
6	82	"I do not understand," said the graceful figure in the sedan chair.	10
6	177	And yet I now stand alive beside your chair to explain this to you, who are incapable of understanding it".	10
6	208	The sedan chair stayed as it was.	10
6	212	"It seems not fitting you should be chained to a lady's chair," I said.	10
6	221	The sedan chair rested still on their shoulders.	10
6	233	"Lower the chair," I said to the draft slaves.	10
6	234	The chair was lowered.	10
6	237	She sat nervously in the chair.	10
6	286	I then tied the hands of the two slave girls behind their backs and knelt them by the sedan chair.	10
6	287	I then took what valuables and moneys there were in the chair, kept in the cabinets at its sides, and slung them, some scarfed and others placed in pouches, about the necks of the two slave girls.	10
6	289	The owner of the chair had been rich indeed.	10
8	126	There was a dais at one end, on which, in a rough-hewn curule chair, she had sat.	10
8	127	There was a rug of sleen skin beneath the chair, and another before the dais.	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	33	About the curule chair of Policrates, nestling about his feet, and on the stairs about the chair, were several of his girls.	10
9	166	But now that beautiful young woman was no longer in the cold, friendless corridors of a preempted institution, no longer in a desk chair dutifully taking notes on what she was supposed to believe and on the values, like numbing and denying poisons, which she was supposed to imbibe.	10
30	7	I had then been chained, hand and foot, on my back, to four iron rings set in the tiles, before the dais on which reposed his curule chair.	10
30	8	Policrates, indolent in the chair, lifted a finger and another girl, one whom I recalled was called Tais, from the feast, dark-haired, nude, knelt beside me and began to kiss and lick at my right foot and leg.	10
30	30	Kliomenes stood beside the curule chair of Policrates.	10
30	192	She ran immediately to the tiles before the dais on which reposed the large, curule chair of Policrates.	10
32	2	Kliomenes reclined in the curule chair of Policrates, holding his court.	10
32	3	Mira and Tala, the blond sisters from Cos, kneeling naked before the chair of Kliomenes, their hands bound behind their back, their necks joined by a length of binding fiber, cried out with misery.	10
32	154	"Do not slay him, Kliomenes," said one of the men near the curule chair, "for he might be of use in bargaining for the freedom of the true courier of Ragnar Voskjard, who must have been captured by our enemies in Victoria".	10
32	171	Kliomenes then rested back in his curule chair.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	148	* * * * I sat upon a great curule chair, on a broad, three-stepped, carpeted dais in the house which I had borrowed from a friend, a citizen of Victoria, for the past few days.	10
18	167	I struck the gong once, smartly, replaced the stick, and leaned back in the curule chair.	10
18	240	From beside the curule chair I picked up a five-stranded Gorean slave lash.	10
18	244	I gestured that she should return the whip, and then, briefly, placed four fingers, downward, on the arm of the curule chair.	10
18	253	She was then before me, on all fours, the lovely, obedient slave, the former Miss Henderson, before the curule chair on which I reclined.	10
18	279	I hung the whip, by its handle loop, over the arm of the curule chair.	10
18	291	I reached to the side of the curule chair and took from a bronze dish on the carpet a small leather sack.	10
18	364	Her knees and the bells on her ankles were almost lost in the soft, deeply piled carpet before the curule chair.	10
18	536	I fingered the slave whip, thoughtfully, hung by its handle loop on the arm of the curule chair.	10
18	670	I took the whip from where it hung by its handle loop on the arm of the curule chair and placed it, its blades folded back against its handle, across my lap.	10
18	691	She trembled, lying transversely on the carpeting near the edge of the dais, before the curule chair, her hands beside her head, her fingers clutching at the piling.	10
18	724	Then, later, I pulled her supine to the height of the dais, and, not hurrying, spending much time looking into her eyes, and studying her expressions, had her before the curule chair.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	18	On a curule chair, fixed on the high cart, under a silken canopy, proud and graceful, bedecked with finery, garbed in the ornate Robes of Concealment, veiled, sat a woman.	10
5	127	"Move on!" she called, lifting her gloved hand, and sitting angrily back in the curule chair.	10
5	130	The lady looked at me, angrily, her gloved hands now clutching the arms of the curule chair.	10
13	1581	"An advantage of this tie," I said, "is that a girl may kneel in it comfortably for hours, perhaps beside a master's chair, while he works, and is not yet ready for her".	10
13	1723	Whereas the slave may be used as a snack, and often is, as a bite seized upon the run, so to speak, a simple convenience to be put over a chair or flung to the floor, she may also find herself constituting a number of courses, so to speak, in the master's banquet.	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	475	I recalled the first time I had ever seen her, on her curule chair, on her high cart, in the column of the Kurii and mercenaries.	10
35	103	He threw her to the tiles before my curule chair.	10
35	107	"I love you," cried Vella, suddenly beside me, kneeling at the side of my curule chair, her hands on my arm.	10

Book 19. (44 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	636	He turned away from me and went to a chair, the only chair in the room, a curule chair, with ornate, curved arms.	10
36	1410	Then I felt myself drawn to his lips, and I was drawn half into the chair, and then he, holding my head, not releasing it, turned, and I felt myself moved backwards and to the side, to my knees, before the chair, and then he was crouching before me, and then I felt myself being lowered backwards to ...	10
2	181	"There is my robe," I said, "and my slippers!" The robe was thrown over an easy chair.	10
2	238	I glanced over at my robe on the easy chair, and the slippers at its foot.	10
31	7	I knelt naked before Miles of Argentum, before his thronelike chair, on the tiles in his quarters, in Argentum.	10
31	197	"Sit in the chair," he said.	10
31	199	The thought of sitting in such a chair terrified me.	10
31	200	It was the chair of a free person.	10
31	202	I might be whipped, or slain, for sitting in such a chair.	10
31	203	The greatest honor I might expect in connection with such a chair was to be permitted to crouch or lie at its foot, or, perhaps, to be chained by the neck to its side.	10
31	206	I hurried to the chair and, small and frightened, sat down within it.	10
31	209	Then he came over to the chair and, bending over, carefully adjusted the sheet about me.	10
31	225	He then passed this band about my waist and about the back of the chair.	10
31	226	He then tied me, snugly, back in the chair.	10
31	230	He then rose up, again, and approached the chair.	10
31	231	I tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair.	10
31	232	My hands and arms were free but the thick, yellow band, knotted tightly behind the back of the chair, held me helplessly in place.	10
31	253	I dug my fingernails into the arms of the chair.	10
31	262	I writhed, helplessly, uncontrollably, held in place by the tight band of the sheet, my fingernails digging into the arms of the chair.	10
31	279	I sat back in the chair, held helplessly there by the thick bond of the yellow sheet.	10
31	281	He then stopped before the chair.	10
31	291	He then untied the sheet from the chair.	10
31	295	He folded the sheet twice and dropped it beside the chair.	10
31	296	"What is a woman in a slave leash doing on such a chair?" he asked.	10
31	298	I did not leave the chair, however.	10
31	300	"Slip from the chair now," he said, "and go to all fours, and then, in this fashion, crawl ten feet away, and then turn and, in this fashion, face me".	10
31	302	Then, in a moment or two, I faced him on all fours, the leash dangling from the collar, its end, as I had crawled, and turned, in front of me, a few feet from the foot of the chair.	10
31	303	He had now taken his place on the chair.	10
31	324	I was then, after a time, again where I had been before, on all fours, some ten feet from his chair, facing him.	10
36	665	The presence in the room of a curule chair designated the room, in effect, as one to be appropriately occupied by an individual of some importance, or official standing, which assuredly was Drusus Rencius, my master.	10
36	683	Slaves, of course, would not be permitted to sit on such a chair, and, often, are not permitted to sit on chairs of any description.	10
36	685	The very thought of being seated on a chair caused me great uneasiness.	10
36	699	He sat down in the chair, his hands on the arms, and regarded me.	10
36	908	He left the chair and, crouching beside me, not hurrying, freed me of the ropes.	10
36	919	Then I was on my belly, on the tiles, my hands at the sides of my head, prone, before his curule chair.	10
36	932	I then became aware that he had left his chair, that he was standing near me.	10
36	983	He sat in the curule chair, across the room.	10
36	1000	It hung now on the arm of the curule chair.	10
36	1069	He returned to the curule chair.	10
36	1087	"Down on all fours," he said, "and crawl here, head down, to the foot of the chair".	10
36	1196	He was again sitting in the curule chair.	10
36	1248	He then snapped his fingers and pointed to the tiles before the chair, and I crawled to him.	10
36	1305	A few moments later I knelt, lovingly, at the side of the curule chair.	10
36	1395	He put down the goblet on the tiles, to the right of the chair.	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	54	She was sitting on a curule chair.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	335	"Whose chair is that?" I asked a fellow near us, as the chair moved past.	10
21	310	"A chair, with soldiers, is coming," said Boabissia.	10
21	311	We saw some folks gathering about to watch, but leaving a path for the movement of the chair and soldiers.	10
21	312	It was an enclosed sedan chair, its silken curtains drawn.	10
21	314	The chair and soldiers were making their way north on the Avenue of the Central Cylinder, toward the Central Cylinder.	10
21	316	"It is a woman's chair, is it not?" asked Boabissia.	10
21	327	The chair, I noted, was not borne by male draft slaves, but was supported by tharlarion.	10
21	333	After all, might there not be some danger, as the fair occupant entered into, or descended gracefully from, the sedan chair, that there might be the careless movement of a veil, revealing a bit of throat, or the inadvertent lifting of a robe of concealment, giving them the glimpse of a briefly expos...	10
21	341	"That," he said, "is the chair of she who may become ubara of Ar".	10
21	345	I watched the chair move down the street, toward the Central Cylinder.	10
21	372	I looked after the chair.	10
23	139	One could now see the chair on the dais.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	299	Even if I could have lifted the chair he would have been upon me before I could have reached the glass.	10
10	225	I leaned forward, tears in my eyes, pressing myself toward him, gross as he might be, my hands on the sides of the great chair in which he sat.	10
10	501	I now felt very small before him, kneeling there, a slave, he, my master, so high above me in that great chair.	10
10	602	Hendow, of the Tavern of Hendow, on Dock Street, in Brundisium, rose from the great chair.	10
10	781	He retrieved the whip and ascended to the height of the dais, where he took his place in the great chair.	10
10	858	Quickly I fell to my knees before Hendow, he in the great chair on the dais, and put my head to the carpet, the palms of my hands, too, on the carpet, beside my head, performing slave obeisance.	10
14	1	Punishment I knelt on the rug at the foot of the dais, that surmounted by the curule chair of my master, Hendow, of Brundisium.	10
14	15	"Approach me," he said, "and kneel here, before the chair".	10
14	264	He seemed heavy in the chair, almost somnolent.	10
14	392	I think he may then have ascended the dais, and perhaps resumed his place in the curule chair.	10
22	4	I knelt before him on a circular scarlet rug, he in a curule chair looking down at me.	10
22	55	I flung myself to my belly, my hands tied behind me, before his chair.	10
24	100	When I had been put before him, kneeling in my chains, my tunic pulled back and down, behind my shoulders, already a girl was at the side of his chair.	10

Book 23. (9 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	542	Too, I recalled she had been contemptuous of me, and haughty and cruel to me, in Port Kar, scorning even the memory of my love, when I had been paralyzed, helpless to move from a chair, the victim of the poison of Sullius Maximus, once one of the five Ubars of Port Kar, before the Sovereignty of the...	10
8	543	I wondered if she thought that I was still in Port Kar, perhaps huddled before a fire in that same chair, an invalid, its prisoner.	10
11	5	I knelt, on tiles, to be sure, before a curule chair, on a stepped dais.	10
11	6	To one side of the curule chair, kneeling below it, on one of the broad steps, collared and briefly tunicked, was a pale, blond slave.	10
11	7	"You may leave us, Shirley," said the man on the chair.	10
11	33	"Yes," said the fellow sitting on the curule chair, a strongly built man, though one now seemingly weary, one with a bloodied bandage about his head, "she was once quite beautiful".	10
11	39	The fellow on the curule chair smiled.	10
24	119	A curule chair was brought for Aemilianus and set on the bow deck.	10
24	155	"Gentlemen," said Aemilianus, from his curule chair, "as we are nearing Port Cos, it behooves me to speak plainly to you.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
47	119	"Tal," said Octantius, rising from a chair, beneath an awning, handing his beverage to a subordinate.	10

Book 25. (11 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	801	"I was thinking," I said, "that a special chair might be constructed, a holding chair, a prison chair, so to speak, into which you might be inserted, it then locked shut about you for, say, a few months.	10
9	409	"Kill her!" "But," said Talena to the horrified Hinrabian, "I am prepared, on my own responsibility, and in spite of your crimes, in recollection of our former affection for one another, which I still entertain for you, and in respect of your exalted lineage, and the contributions of your family to ...	10
21	136	There was a dais a few feet before me, and on this dais, resplendent in robes of concealment, beautifully veiled, on a curule chair, there sat a regal figure.	10
21	142	"I looked timidly to the woman on the curule chair.	10
21	148	"The woman on the curule chair looked down upon me.	10
21	273	"She then rose up from her chair, and came down to where I knelt, back-braceleted and fastened to the rings.	10
21	518	Or suppose that she was paraded in a line, with other slaves, excellent slaves all, on all fours, in neck coffle, the chains going back under the slaves' bodies and between their legs, rising to the collar of the next in line, and so on, before a conqueror's chair.	10
27	766	"I could not then rise from my chair," I said.	10
27	782	"That you were confined to a chair was amusing, but I knew that you would free me, that I could do whatever I pleased to you, whatever I wished, with impunity.	10
27	784	"I do not think it would be so amusing to you," I said, "if it were you in whom the poison had worked, paralyzing you, making it impossible for you to rise from the chair".	10
27	802	More simply, you might be simply chained in a chair for some months.	10

Book 26. (120 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	9	At the far side of the large area, away from the door, near the outer circumference of the circle, was a stone dais, reached by some three steps, on the top of which was a thronelike chair.	10
11	34	She was on her knees, to the left of the thronelike chair.	10
11	36	On the other side of the thronelike chair, lying there, stretched out, indolently, its large, triangular head down on its paws, was one of the six-legged beasts, one such as that I had met on the ledges.	10
11	37	It was chained to the right side of the thronelike chair.	10
11	38	As the beast was at the right hand of the thronelike chair and the woman only at the left, that signified, in this world, that she was less than it.	10
11	39	On the thronelike chair reclined a richly robed figure.	10
11	58	The woman to his left, she kneeling, chained by the neck to his chair, had not seemed much pleased.	10
11	81	The collars were removed from the monstrous beast on his right, which yawned, and rose to its feet, and from the woman, on his left, who remained kneeling, close to the arm of the thronelike chair.	10
11	98	"Do not be afraid," said the fellow on the thronelike chair.	10
11	103	I saw glances exchanged amongst some of the men near the chair.	10
11	139	I saw that the woman in scarlet silk, she kneeling at the left side of the thronelike chair, she who had been but moments before chained to it, was looking upon me with great anger.	10
11	143	I looked toward the thronelike chair.	10
11	145	But I could not read the expression of the occupant of the thronelike chair.	10
11	147	Had I done well enough? Would I be acceptable? Those about the chair looked at its occupant.	10
11	174	"What do you think of her, my dear Dorna?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	202	He conferred with the occupant of the chair.	10
11	215	"Bring some meat," said the occupant of the chair.	10
11	232	She handed this to the occupant of the great chair.	10
11	240	I then suspected, naturally enough, immediately, that perhaps we were both of the "type" in which the personage in the chair might have an interest.	10
11	251	The occupant of the chair tossed one of the pieces of meat to the floor.	10
11	258	The next tidbit he threw to the floor of the dais, before his chair.	10
11	273	She was standing beside the arm of the thronelike chair, at his left.	10
11	348	The fellow in the chair reached out and I watched his hand, with apprehension.	10
11	378	The fellow in the chair still held, in the palm of his left hand, some tidbits of meat.	10
11	390	Suddenly the occupant of the chair turned toward Dorna and regarded her.	10
11	394	"You take your food from men," the occupant of the chair informed the proud woman kneeling beside me.	10
11	398	In order that the matter be lost on no one, the occupant of the chair, of the last three pieces of meat, casting each to the floor of the dais, cast the first to the six-legged beast, which lapped it up instantly with its tongue, scarcely a scrap to such a maw, the second to me and the third to Dorn...	10
11	399	Dorna and I, then, on all fours, from where we had retrieved that largesse which had been granted to us, cast to the floor of the dais, looked up at he who occupied the chair.	10
11	404	I remained on all fours, before the chair.	10
11	412	Was it my fault if I might be more beautiful or desirable than she? Did she resent the interest of the men in me? Did she fear that I might turn the head of the fellow in the chair? Might that be it? Did she fear that she might cease to be his preferred slave, if, indeed, she was that? I did not thi...	10
11	423	"Return to the foot of the dais, and stand," said the man in the chair.	10
11	427	Dorna, angrily, descended the steps of the dais behind the thronelike chair and went again to the table beneath the roofed defense work.	10
11	447	Who needed to look upon her? I stood naked before the dais, and looked up at he who sat in the thronelike chair.	10
11	452	I did not look at her, but at the man in the chair.	10
11	456	Let Dorna fear then for her place on a chain! I would happily, eagerly, compete with her for the privilege of kneeling before such men! I lifted the wine a little upward and toward the man in the chair.	10
11	492	Was I not now, even more obviously than before, a plaything or a possession, something that might figure in the most casual of gratifications, something which now might be utilized even in amusement or sport, with no fear whatsoever of any inconvenient consequences? I looked up at the man in the cha...	10
11	528	"Still," said the fellow in the thronelike chair, "she seems to have learned at least a little about our world, and, for her time here, seems unusually adept at our language.	10
11	536	"Do you so hate those from that place?" inquired the man in the chair.	10
11	540	"Your city is now quite different from what it once was," said the man in the chair.	10
11	544	"But we are now considering this little kajira," said the man in the chair, returning his attention to me.	10
11	549	I looked up at the man in the chair.	10
11	552	Dorna, I think, was not unaware of the fact that I fell well within the regard of him in the great chair.	10
11	556	"Shall we give her an Earth-girl name?" asked he in the chair of the men standing about.	10
11	581	"Very well," said he in the chair.	10
11	589	She showed the collar to the fellow in the chair.	10
11	600	She then hurried back to the dais and the man in the chair opened the collar and slipped off the keys and string.	10
11	607	I looked up at the man in the chair.	10
11	615	"She is illiterate," said the man in the chair.	10
11	618	The man in the chair looked at me.	10
11	634	"Is she prepared for collaring?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	636	"Tenrik," said the man in the chair.	10
11	638	"Are you prepared to collar her?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	642	"Collar her," said the man in the chair.	10
11	649	"Has she been collared?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	652	"Kneel," said the man in the chair to me.	10
11	664	Let her remove her collar, if she could! "Can you remove the collar?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	760	I looked up, through my hair, it muchly before my face now, and my tears, at he in the great chair.	10
11	773	"Tenrik," said the fellow in the chair.	10
11	789	"Permit her to squirm," said the man in the chair.	10
11	793	"She is a pretty little thing," said the fellow in the chair.	10
11	826	"Very well," said the man in the chair.	10
11	837	"You find the kajira satisfactory?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	840	"Do you think she will soon reach the point where she is totally helpless?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	865	"Position," said the man in the chair.	10
11	871	"Head up," said the man in the chair.	10
11	977	Then she was at the left side of the great chair, which it seemed was where she belonged, and there she turned about, and was now facing me, looking down at me.	10
11	978	But she addressed herself to the man in the chair.	10
11	985	She turned my head to the right and held it back, exposing the left side of my head to the chair.	10
11	990	"Yes," said the man in the chair.	10
11	991	Then she returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair.	10
11	994	"Yes," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1010	"Yes," smiled the man in the chair, musingly, looking down upon me, with such a look of power, of possessiveness, of mastery and desire, that even held as I was I almost fainted.	10
11	1037	"Come here," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1040	He pointed to the floor of the dais, before the chair.	10
11	1051	"No!" She leaped to her feet and turned about, fleeing, stumbling down the steps of the dais and then, at its foot, half bent over, turned about, facing the man in the chair.	10
11	1082	"Perhaps you would enjoy being at the ring, and then being publicly utilized, as was she," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1084	"Your silk can be taken from you," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1145	"No! No!" She suddenly, wildly, crawled up the steps of the dais, and flung herself to her belly before the man in the chair.	10
11	1153	"I would think you might enjoy being returned to your former master," said the man in the chair, "he who first captured you, and put the collar on you".	10
11	1253	He in the chair was clearly her master.	10
11	1315	He then spoke to one of the fellows near the great chair, the same to whom he had given the keys to my collar.	10
11	1321	Then she put her head down and, quickly, kissed each of the feet of the man in the chair.	10
11	1327	Under the gaze of he in the chair I subtly, frightened, widened my knees, slightly.	10
11	1333	I did recall that he in the chair had speculated to Dorna, before his displeasure had been incurred, that she would not be displeased with my disposition.	10
11	1382	I suspected that the man in the chair, and certainly the higher officers and guards in the pens, were quite cognizant of most of the pertinent realities of my world of origin.	10
11	1438	I wondered if he in the chair might sometime, recalling me, have me sent to him, perhaps, as he had suggested with Dorna, in earrings and a single veil, if that.	10
11	1444	I lifted my eyes, timidly, to he in the great chair.	10
11	1463	"Slave," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1491	"Beware, slave," said the man in the chair, "of making a false step".	10
11	1530	"Beware of making a false step," said he in the chair.	10
11	1535	"Tenrik," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1541	"Carry her to the wall," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1545	"Look down, slave girl," called the man in the chair.	10
11	1553	"You realize you could be easily hurled to the rocks below?" inquired the man in the chair.	10
11	1555	"Sleen come there at night, looking for bodies," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1559	How welcome was the stone flagging of the terrace floor! I looked up, fearfully, at the man in the chair.	10
11	1560	"You understand something now of what it might be to be a slave in this place?" asked the man in the chair.	10
11	1624	"Dorna is now a pierced-ear girl?" asked he in the chair of the fellow who had returned to the terrace.	10
11	1626	The man in the chair smiled.	10
11	1631	"Slave," said he in the chair to me.	10
11	1696	"You are not to disturb this work," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1709	Was there now so much that was now so different about me? "Tenrik," said the man in the chair, sharply.	10
11	1711	"This is not the time for us to amuse ourselves with a slave," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1727	How fearful it must be for any woman to be among such men, let alone one such as I, a slave! I felt as though I might be a delicacy, one which, had it not been for a word from he in the chair, would by now have been seized and devoured.	10
11	1773	"Forgive me! Forgive me, Masters!" "It is enough," announced the man in the chair.	10
11	1776	"Kneel, slave," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1779	"You are a pathetic spectacle, Earth girl," said he in the great chair.	10
11	1782	"Yes, Master!" "Tenrik," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1794	"This one has not been particularly purchased because she is pretty," said the man in the chair, "though I do not expect the Tarsk will object to her particular configuration of visage and curves".	10
11	1797	"She has been purchased primarily for her ignorance," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1801	"She will be one of the pit slaves," said the man in the chair, "kenneled like the others, serving like them, as the Tarsk directs".	10
11	1803	"These have been made clear to the Tarsk," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1805	"The Tarsk will see to it that she performs them," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1807	"Yes," smiled the man in the chair.	10
11	1809	"The descent is cleared, to the depths," said the man in the chair.	10
11	1830	It had been the desire of the man in the great chair that the slave be bared.	10
12	796	What would be done with me? I recalled that the man in the chair had speculated that Dorna, the high slave, would not be displeased with my disposition.	10
15	90	The first was the fellow who had occupied the great chair on the surface of the tower, to whom I had been presented several days ago.	10
24	604	I had seen him in robes on the height of a tower, on a great chair, as might have been some ruler, some dispenser of justice, and I had seen him in the softness of lounging robes, in his own compartments.	10
40	4	It was here that the great chair had been set on the dais.	10

Book 27. (52 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	86	"There is no chair here for me to sit on," she said to the young man in the curule chair.	10
15	633	He lifted her in his arms and carried her to the height of the dais, where he put her down, gently, on her knees, to the left of the curule chair, as one might look out from it, to the right of the curule chair, as one would face it.	10
3	23	There was a chair in the room, surely an antique, or similar to such, delicate, elegant, richly upholstered.	10
4	17	The young man rose from behind the desk, and drew a chair toward the desk, placing it before the desk.	10
4	27	Did it suggest that the woman's femininity, the very principle of her femininity, was somehow uncompromisingly subjected to his masculinity, to the very principle of his masculinity? The young man then turned again, affably, toward the older woman, indicating the chair.	10
4	43	"Please," said the young man to the older woman, gently, indicating the chair he had placed before the desk.	10
4	44	She stood before the chair.	10
4	384	She drew back in the chair, behind the small table, frightened, and put her legs more closely together, and gathered the white gown more closely about her slender body.	10
5	70	"Good," he said, rising from the chair.	10
6	1	She Is Presented Before the Young Man, Following the First Phase of Her Transformation "The female," said the man, indicating that she should stand within the yellow circle, on the marble floor, in the lofty room, before the curule chair.	10
6	3	The young man, in a robe, she had never seen him before in such garb, leaned forward in the curule chair.	10
6	6	The curule chair was the only furniture in the room, and it was on a dais.	10
7	2	She took her place within the yellow circle, in that lofty room, before the dais, on which reposed the curule chair.	10
7	79	"There is still no chair for me here," she said.	10
8	2	She knelt within the yellow circle, on the marble floor, before the curule chair on which he, robed, reclined.	10
8	28	And she now knelt before his chair, on the cold marble, a slave girl, his.	10
8	32	He descended from the curule chair, for the first time in their encounters in this room, and walked about her, scrutinizing her, perhaps appraising her.	10
8	76	He then stood up and, approvingly regarding her, stepped backward a pace, and then turned and ascended the dais, and resumed his place in the curule chair.	10
9	40	"You are not now sitting on a chair, are you?" asked Tutina.	10
9	55	Her charge remembered her outburst, on a far world, it seemed long ago now, objecting to the fact, it seemed so strange at the time, that a frightened woman in a white gown had been permitted to sit on a chair.	10
9	68	* * * * And so she stood now in the circle, before the curule chair.	10
9	73	"One thing is missing," said the young man in the curule chair.	10
9	204	Suddenly tears sprang to her eyes and she looked piteously to the young man in the curule chair, that he might leave her some sop to her modesty, that he would not be merciless with her, not publicly, not before this throng.	10
10	2	She was then thrown to her belly within the yellow circle, before the curule chair.	10
10	125	He looked much as he had before, robed, and such, save that now, as he reclined in the curule chair, across his knees there lay a whip.	10
10	202	He then stood, rising from the curule chair.	10
11	5	Tutina sat nearby, in an arm chair, with purple upholstery.	10
11	95	Ellen looked to her master, who indicated she should comply, and so, in a moment she had come about the table, and was standing beside the chair of the new woman, she unknown to her.	10
11	128	Ellen complied, and the woman, then turned about in her chair, began to examine the flat, close-fitting, narrow band on her neck.	10
11	552	He went to the long table, and took the chair at the head of the table, which he had occupied during dinner, and pulled it a bit away from the table.	10
11	554	Ellen supposed that he had drawn the chair away from the table, before reposing in it, to enable her the more easily to clear the table.	10
11	555	It only became clear to her later that he had wanted the chair more in the center of the room, for a different reason, that there might then be a cleared space before it, on the rug.	10
11	668	He indicated the place on the rug before his chair.	10
11	695	* * * * She knelt naked before him, on the rug before his chair.	10
11	887	He laughed, again, and leaned back in the chair.	10
15	3	The room seemed much as before, except that now there was a long, narrow red carpet leading toward the curule chair.	10
15	16	There were two lamps behind the curule chair, one on each side.	10
15	17	To the left of the curule chair was a small table, on which there was a decanter of colored glass.	10
15	22	Ellen walked down the long rug, approaching the chair.	10
15	72	Before the dais, before the chair, she knelt and put her head down to the rug, in obeisance.	10
15	93	The slave then rose gracefully to her feet, ascended the dais, and knelt before the chair.	10
15	135	She looked past the chair, frightened.	10
15	433	She was then kneeling on the rug before the dais, on which reposed the curule chair, her head to the rug, the palms of her hands on the rug, too, on either side of her head.	10
15	437	She was aware of the two blue-robed men, to the left of his chair, to his left, as he was facing her.	10
15	474	She choked back a sob, and looked past him, past his shoulder, past the curule chair, to the wall several yards behind.	10
15	544	She heard him, she now facing away from him, head down, hands clasped behind the back of her neck, rise from the curule chair.	10
15	545	She heard, too, the fall of garments upon the chair, dropped to the side, the robes heavier, the tunic almost inaudible.	10
15	589	He had drawn on his tunic, but not his robes, and was sitting in the curule chair, looking down upon her.	10
15	793	He was sitting in the curule chair, in the tunic, watching her.	10
15	812	She sank to her side on the steps, before the curule chair.	10
15	833	Then, rising angrily from the chair, with his bootlike sandal, he thrust her forcibly, rolling, down the steps of the dais to the floor at its foot.	10
27	1246	He rose from his chair.	10

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	7	On it was no chair.	10
24	149	The master takes the first bite of shared food; if he should be seated, say, on a bench or chair, the slave commonly eats at his feet, kneeling beside him; sometimes she is fed by hand, particularly the first bites of food; sometimes she must eat from dishes on the floor, her head down, on all fours...	10
32	281	The Gorean male, if not seated on a chair, or bench, or reclining on a supper couch, commonly sits cross-legged.	10
32	282	The Gorean free woman may sit upon a chair or bench, or recline on a supper couch.	10
32	284	The female slave, commonly, is not permitted to sit on a chair or bench, and is certainly not permitted on the surface of a supper couch.	10
79	592	"Can you conceive the ignominy of this? Commonly, even in low-caste households, a slave is not permitted to sit on a bench or chair, and certainly would not be permitted to recline on a supper couch.	10
80	306	"I will stand behind her chair".	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
38	81	Lord Okimoto himself was boarding, being borne in a sedan chair by eight Pani, which chair was followed by an entourage of contract women and guards.	10
3	379	No longer carried in her sedan chair by slaves, for whom citizens must make way, she was now less than a tarsk in the city.	10
28	392	Had I not understood that, long ago? Had I not then understood that she belonged, if at all, only under the whip? I recalled how badly she had treated me and how with such delight and venom she had scorned me in the holding of Samos of Port Kar, when I had been confined to the chair of an invalid, t...	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	300	Cast flowers and sprinkled perfumes, drummers and flautists, preceded her chair, borne by mighty slaves, flanked by liveried guardsmen.	10
36	177	In a couple of places on a platform, there was a harbor praetor, now indoors, in the warehouse, on his curule chair, as opposed to on the docks themselves, their usual station, who might clarify the Merchant Law, interpret it, adjudicate disputes, and make rulings.	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	126	"Remove your clothing, completely," said a man, he in the center chair.	10
5	134	I looked at the fellow in the center chair, he whom I took to be their leader.	10
8	1748	He pushed open the swinging partition leading to the interior, and threw me to the floor before a chair.	10
9	327	We are on our knees as easily, and naturally, and as appropriately, as the free person is on his feet, or sits on his bench or chair, or reclines, at ease, on his supper couch.	10
10	195	There, almost anyone may sit upon a chair, whereas here, particularly in private dwellings, such an ensconcement is often reserved for individuals of status or importance.	10
10	196	And certainly a slave would much fear to take a place on a chair, or, say, on a supper couch.	10
15	81	It bore a single curule chair.	10
18	188	This had been so ingrained upon me, in my training, that I was afraid even to look upon a weapon, beside a chair, hanging on a wall, or such.	10
22	18	The men sat cross-legged, but a chair, of branches, had been arranged for the Lady Bina.	10
27	2	The humans about the long table rose, lifting their goblets, facing the Lady Bina, who sat in a curule chair at the head of the table, as though enthroned.	10
53	25	How much happier we are when we are permitted to express ourselves! Sometimes my master, when it pleases him, loosens the disrobing loop on my tunic, allowing it to fall to my ankles, ties my hands behind my back, and kneels me before him, while he reclines in a curule chair, allowing me to speak.	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
58	52	In such a situation the master commonly sits, either cross-legged, or on a bench or chair, while the slave kneels.	10
61	797	"At that time, I was in Port Kar, returned there recently from the northern forests, crippled, confined to a chair, having been cut by a sword which bore a smear of poison on its blade.	10
61	801	How soft you were, how forgiving you were, contemptible weakling! How like those of Earth! Have they no claws, no fangs, no blood, no heart? How far you were from the proud, severe, proportioned ways of Gor! And in the camp of Mintar the Merchant, when I pathetically petitioned the iron, when I impl...	10

Book 34. (6 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	48	"Did you not think it strange that a display slave should be loose in the streets of Ar, not on a chain following a borne palanquin, not reclining on flower petals or luxurious furs, on the steps before a curule chair, not shut within a pleasure garden?" "I did not think of it," I said.	10
44	104	There were chests in the room, too, and a curule chair, and a couch.	10
49	4	"Welcome!" called a large, coarse-featured man in white and gold, rising from his curule chair on its dais, and hurrying down to embrace Kurik of Victoria, warmly.	10
49	231	The sixth chair, I gathered, was intended to be largely honorary, representing a place for the absent Lord Grendel.	10
60	227	Decius Albus was then conducted across the small, bloody field, and assisted in climbing to his box, and, shortly thereafter, he sank into the curule chair at its center.	10
64	155	The Lady Bina, sitting on an improvised chair, formed from a box, fastidiously licked her fingers.	10

Book 35. (5 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	39	The chair at the literal head of the table, a large, sturdy, armed chair, was empty.	10
24	73	I was held upright before him, by two men of the house, and turned about, so that, I gathered, he might consider the oddity of my garmenture, and then I was put to my knees before his curule chair.	10
36	37	"She is on the Girl Roster," called Florian, from his chair near the head of the table.	10
40	42	The captain's chair, at the head of the table, was empty, because the master of the holding, Bosk, of Port Kar, was at sea.	10
47	48	It had little furniture, as most Gorean domiciles; it contained, for example, a curule chair, for a master, a low table, about which men might sit cross-legged and slaves kneel, some chests, of various sorts, for storage along the walls, some low flat cushions, and a couch, equipped with chains.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	20	The landsman may think of a ship as an object or artifact, little different, in essence, save in size and purpose, from a cabinet or chair, a wall or flight of stairs.	10