Results

Change

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	148	One might change one's collar, but not one's brand.	10
11	68	She gave me the change and leaned against my shoulder, claiming that she was weary.	10
12	122	That he might soon change his mind, particularly if he found nothing on the plains below, was only too obvious.	10
15	249	"Perhaps it is true, as they say, that you are that warrior brought every thousand years to Gor—brought by the Priest-Kings to change a world".	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	199	"Can you change the laws of Tharna?" I demanded.	10
18	60	In time only Ost remained frightened by this change, for he continually feared the flooding of the chamber.	10
23	180	Suddenly I saw the shields shift, facing us obliquely, and saw the right arms raise, spears high, with no change in the rapid pace of the men.	10
26	46	One change that I find of interest, though I cannot heartily approve, is that the rails have been removed from the high bridges of Tharna.	10
26	129	That not even the Priest-Kings of Gor can change.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	120	I knew that Gorean caste lines, though largely following birth, were not inflexible, and that a man who did not care for his caste might be allowed to change caste, if approved by the High Council of his city, an approval usually contingent on his qualifications for the work of another caste and the...	10
11	67	Sarm seemed not to notice this change but Misk's antennae perked up immediately.	10
13	32	The Priest-King, somewhat like men, can change its ways but seldom cares to do so.	10
26	195	"But you could change your decision, Master," she said, wheedling, "—for me".	10
33	115	Suppose that even now if they knew the truth—what would change? Would I really expect them—at least on the whole—to burn their robes, to surrender their claims to secret knowledge and powers, to pick up the hoes of Peasants, the needles of the Cloth Workers, to bend their energi...	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	200	Indeed, it is not unknown that a Tuchuk will bet his entire stock of bosk on the outcome of a single kaiila race; as many as a dozen slave girls may change hands on something as small as the direction that a bird will fly or the number of seeds in a tospit.	10
18	47	To my horror I saw it change its shade as it neared the surface, more closely approaching the light.	10
26	342	He struggled to move in the glistening, respiring, sparkling substance of the Yellow Pool, but could not change his place.	10
27	12	The girls of the Wagon Peoples, of course, who had been enslaved, were freed; the others, however, save for some of Ko-ro-ba on whose behalf I spoke, would change their perfumed silks and their warmed, scented baths for the hardships of the trek, the care of bosk, and the arms of warrior masters.	10

Book 5. (5 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	604	Then he would change the white and gold rain canvas to a covering of blue and yellow silk.	10
15	330	I could, week to week, see the change in the girls, even Elizabeth.	10
16	10	That he was now of the Caste of Warriors did not change much with Cernus, of course, save that a strip of red silk, with those of blue and yellow, now adorned his left sleeve.	10
16	195	Some minutes later Phyllis came to our seats, bringing Ho-Sorl his bread and honey, and the two copper tarn disks change.	10
17	810	While I was setting them up I thought it well to change the subject, and perhaps to interest her in some less exacting pastime, something more suitable to her feminine mind.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	191	He had wanted to deepen the keel, to add a foremast, to change the rowing to great oars, each handled by several men, rather than one man to an oar; he had wanted even to raise the ram above the waterline.	10
15	231	"If you show skill with weapons," I said, "perhaps I shall change your name".	10
18	399	"I had been told that on my seventeenth birthday a great change would occur in my life".	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	157	As I watched it, it seemed that lights began to flicker on its surface, and then it seemed that tendrils of light began to interweave across its steel, and, before my eyes, it began to change in color, turning a grayish blue, streaked with white.	10
8	459	Men tease you, but, in an instant they may change, and their eyes may grow hard.	10
10	149	It would move occasionally, or yawn or change its position.	10
11	596	I noted the change and the improvement in the other girls.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	195	She feared she might change hands.	10
8	177	"It is time to change the guard again," said one of my men.	10
9	117	"Human beings change," said Verna.	10
18	401	I awakened only once before nightfall, to change the positions of Tina and Cara.	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	152	But it would once have burned, and that was fixed, undeniable, a part of what had been, that it had burned; nothing could change that, not the eternities of time, not the will of Priest-Kings, the machinations of Others, the willfulness and hatred of men; nothing could change that it had been, that ...	10
10	572	Accordingly, I supposed, this very night, on Earth, there were completely unsuspecting beautiful girls, thinking it a night like any other, who would undress themselves and snap off the light, and retire, not knowing that they had been, perhaps for weeks, scouted by slavers; I wondered if they would...	10

Book 10. (4 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	208	Now her skin would be much more aware of such tiny things as a change in air movement in a room, temperature, humidity, and such; also she would now be more keenly sensitive to differences in textures with which her body might come in contact, such as the granulation of the stones on which her feet ...	10
10	12	The forms change but, in the Tahari, as elsewhere, order, justice and law rest ultimately upon the determination of men, and steel.	10
23	163	I heard the drums change their beat; I saw the lines of riders ordering themselves; I saw pennons, the pennons of preparation, lifted; I assumed that when they lowered the pennons of the charge would be lifted on their lances, and then that the lances would drop, and with them the lance of every rid...	10
26	199	"Things, now," I said, "I conjecture, will change at Klima".	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	575	He felt my thigh, and flexed my legs, noting the change in the curve of the calf.	10
7	1218	"Do not change," he said.	10
9	1477	There was a change in the breathing of the crowd.	10
15	337	They may be bought and sold, and may easily change hands.	10
20	587	If I were free, I might hide, slip away, change identities, be in any one of a thousand cities, be untraceable.	10
26	41	The merchant would then fill her order, tie the merchandise about my neck, put the change in the leather capsule, close it and, sometimes with a friendly slap, dismissing me, reminding me that I was pretty, regardless of being a woman's slave, send me back to my mistress.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	185	Each, wearied by his labors, decides to change his place with the other.	10
9	80	I wondered if she would change her opinion as to the intelligence of slave girls when she herself wore the collar.	10
15	467	"A comely girl may change hands many times".	10
21	35	"Do not touch anyone! Change your places!" I moved about.	10

Book 13. (17 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	88	Ulafi did not put about or change his course.	10
9	1	I Decide to Change my Lodgings "Master!" cried Sasi.	10
9	9	"We must change lodgings".	10
11	134	"If you will now excuse me," she said, "I would like to change".	10
13	318	"I am afraid of these feelings!" "They will change you," I said.	10
13	324	"Take them away, please!" "They will change you".	10
14	616	"But how? How could it be?" "It is the result of an inward change in you," I said, "outwardly manifested in expression and bodily mien".	10
14	618	"What has been done to me? What is so different? How could this change have come about?" "Speak your feelings," I told her.	10
14	688	"I still do not understand, clearly," she said, "how this change came about, how it could be".	10
18	51	Nothing, nothing ever, could change that.	10
23	62	Tende did not change her expression.	10
23	107	"Without men such as myself there could be no change".	10
23	141	Still Tende's face did not change expression.	10
34	796	A Gorean free woman does not change her name in the ceremony of the Free Companionship.	10
34	799	The Earth woman, as a consequence of certain mating ceremonials, may change her last name.	10
34	820	Needless to say, a slave girl, as she changes collars, may change names.	10
48	170	She may then fear that she has lost the interest of her master, and that she is to be soon sold, that coins will change hands, and she will be hooded and led away, leashed, to some emporium devoted to the sales of such as she.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	647	"What brought about this sudden change of heart, that perhaps it might be all right for a woman to be just a little bit feminine?" She put down her head.	10
1	648	"Surely this represents a change," I said.	10
1	666	"This change in you is sudden," I said.	10
1	893	Surely there was still time to change them, to please her.	10
2	45	Her life is due for an interesting change I thought.	10
12	316	"Even after this change, of course," said the Lady Tima, "she continued in her employment in the House of Andronicus, continuing to be used particularly in her specialty, that of the training, though now generally brief, of naked, collared Earth sluts".	10
21	243	They often change names and masters.	10
29	13	Slave girls often change hands.	10

Book 15. (3 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	164	I now suspected that that courage had had to do with a change in her, one consequent on her disturbing interlude with a heavy, large-handed, balding, virile man encountered in a Manhattan apartment, an interlude in which she had first found herself put as a female under a man's will, an experience w...	10
9	169	It seems that some change had come to her life.	10
13	124	"Change them," I said.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	62	Did she not know the ways of Gor? I had, after all, wasted no time in informing the lovely slave of the change in her ownership.	10
19	977	If it is done to you, it is not as if you could change your mind.	10
19	1026	They would simply change hands, as might kaiila or tharlarion.	10
20	280	In more sophisticated Gorean banquets, incidentally, the serving slaves often change costume and jewelry, and sometimes chains, with each course of the meal, their ensembles and accessories being matched to the various courses.	10
21	61	"You know that you cannot change your mind on this matter," I said, "and that there is no escape for you on Gor".	10
21	451	"Perhaps I should change it," I said.	10
21	454	"Thank you, Master!" "I may take it away, of course, or change it to whatever I might please, if, and when, I might please".	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1145	The man must, thus, in the instant, change his aim to the third mounted rider, he who held the lance across his body.	10
8	39	She saw money change hands.	10
8	1022	I saw the coins change hands.	10
13	487	My life would now change.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	318	She could change hands as easily as a pair of moccasins or a kaiila.	10
7	924	"There would be much prestige, to be sure," smiled Cuwignaka, "but, too, doubtless, in the giving of gifts, many kaiila would change hands".	10
14	529	No shameful or pernicious raiment, no imposed masking of the features, no falsity of the tongue or mind can change what I am, a woman".	10
18	344	Their expressions did not change.	10
22	134	So easily may a girl change masters.	10
27	50	The defender, meanwhile, between passes, may change his position or, if you like, window.	10
28	307	If the first rider misses the target the second, thus, has time to adjust for its change of position.	10
34	78	"Let me know if there is any change in their location," I said.	10
34	334	I would later explain to him the identificatory aspects of the collar, and he might then, if he wished, change it, or personalize it in some way, perhaps with a special knot, tag or ornament.	10
37	161	She squirmed a little, apparently merely to change her position.	10
40	134	He has not yet seen fit to change it".	10
40	136	"'He has not yet seen fit to change it'?" "He found her pleasing," I said.	10

Book 19. (13 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	"You may change in here," had said the man earlier, indicating a small dressing room off the studio.	10
1	469	"You may now change," he said.	10
1	494	It suggested more to me, unsettling me, than a mere change of, or removal of, attire.	10
3	930	I decided that it would be safest to change the subject.	10
6	385	When I wished to leave, or change my location, to see something different, he always deferred to my wishes.	10
6	785	Then why would you have so suddenly, so belatedly, have found my suggestion agreeable? Had something happened to make you change your mind? Why, too, earlier, did you seem so distracted, as though your thoughts were elsewhere? Too, of all these places on the wall, why did you bring me here, so close...	10
9	222	Too, the common punishment for such a clumsiness is not the uncompromising, degrading severity of the whip dance but disciplines more prosaic in their nature, such as a restriction or change in rations, close chains or, most often, a switching or whipping".	10
17	294	He must not have seen me! He must not have seen me! I turned away a little, in the chains, as though merely to change my position.	10
26	108	Too, its comforter, blankets and pillow were a welcome change from the flat, straw-filled mat and thin blanket on the cement floor of the dormitory.	10
32	209	This, presumably, is what Hassan would have done had he himself been effecting this change of slaves.	10
33	480	In this fashion, if a keeper should be slain, or change the locus of his employment, or something along those lines, the beast need not be killed.	10
36	126	"My own master has not even seen fit to change my collar," I said.	10
36	132	"You have been empowered by Miles of Argentum to change my collar, have you not?" I asked.	10

Book 20. (10 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	303	Then, while the girl chides them for their clumsiness, they change places and, to her feigned exasperation, repeat the trick.	10
2	405	That device, not really very common in such masks, makes possible a change of expression without having recourse to a new mask.	10
2	413	"Perhaps your luck will change!" But the pulley-maker, almost reeling, made his way away, through the crowds.	10
2	1429	It might change your life.	10
4	338	That will give me time to effect the capture, strip and chain the captive, and change into my prettiest clothes, ready to welcome Flaminius as though nothing out of the ordinary had happened".	10
6	41	Carrying a tarn goad and moving about the stage in a certain manner suggests that one is riding a tarn; a kaiila crop, or kaiila goad, and a change of gait suggests that one is riding a kaiila; a branch on the stage can stand for a forest or a bit of a wall for a city; standing on a box or small tab...	10
7	51	"Perhaps, too," I said, "you will change your mind".	10
7	429	"What is wrong?" asked the girl, sensing the change in me.	10
16	972	If this is not true, I should like to be informed, that word may be carried to Ar of this change in matters.	10
22	144	"Because they constantly change, being continually improved and refined, and because they are often being adapted to different venues and are often topical," he said.	10

Book 21. (15 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	229	This is quite a change in their lives.	10
4	281	He could not change position without my detecting it.	10
5	232	Even so, however, putting herself in a dress, in itself, seemed to represent some sort of considerable change in her.	10
5	254	They had not yet been given permission to change their position.	10
6	46	"But half of the change is yours".	10
6	47	"How much change do you have?" I asked.	10
11	92	"Thank you," he said, after scrutinizing the change in my palm.	10
11	138	Scarcely had I sold them the poems than they all hastened away, covetous, lucky, greedy fellows, lest I change my mind.	10
16	1058	Ever since we had set her out for the fellows at the wagon camp, making some coppers on her, a subtle change had seemed to come over her, indeed, a sort of transformation was becoming more and more evident every day.	10
21	118	"Perhaps it is time for a change".	10
25	796	I dared not confess to him how distressed I was at the stoppage of his touch, at the cessation of those intriguing, unfamiliar, troubling sensations which seemed to irradiate through my entire body, seeming to change everything within me and my whole concept of myself.	10
25	1561	"I suspect," she said, looking into my eyes, intimately, "that this meeting may change my life".	10
26	531	"But that is going to change now, isn't it?" I asked.	10
26	1414	"Why this sudden change of heart?" she smiled.	10
26	1563	"Perhaps I can change your mind about its desirability," I said.	10

Book 22. (21 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	111	"It is amusing," he said, "to consider how the nature of your life is going to change".	10
4	363	Too, you might change an occupation.	10
4	365	Similarly, you will be totally unable to change your condition.	10
4	366	You will be absolutely powerless to alter, influence or change it in any way whatsoever.	10
6	183	How many times, I wondered, had a man on Earth, irritated with an Earth woman, or girl, been tempted to seize her and, say, pull gum from her mouth, or straighten her hair, or adjust her halter, or tell her to straighten her body or to change her posture, or to sit or kneel in a certain way, but, of...	10
6	541	I could not change them.	10
8	299	I tried, in my mind, to change what I saw.	10
9	498	No man could change that! "Aii!" I cried, suddenly, startled, squirming wildly, leaping in the manacles, twisting, with a movement of chain, then my weight on them, the chain taut, my knees lifted, almost to my belly, my eyes shut, my teeth gritted.	10
10	640	"You are now to lie as you are," he said, "until you receive permission to change your position.	10
11	932	"Do not change anything," he said to me, "but I would have thought you would dance rather more like a virgin".	10
11	1068	My use master, I gathered, when he was finished with me, would change the ribbons.	10
11	1628	Too, at that time, I had not realized something of great importance, namely, how my body and nervous system could change under its uses, how my helplessness and needs could deepen, increase and intensify, how they could grow upon me and make me their prisoner.	10
13	238	You are absolutely helpless to alter or change your condition in any way, as much as a vulo or a tarsk".	10
13	345	So simply I could change masters! "Do you wish to know their nature?" he asked.	10
14	260	Perhaps, too, he had wanted to sound me out about various girls, for it seemed that, truly, he was thinking about a change in "first girl".	10
16	212	It is customary to change a girl's collar shortly after she has been stolen.	10
17	351	I saw the coins, my price, change hands.	10
24	545	Too, since I had known her in Brundisium, and Samnium, I felt that a great change had come over her.	10
27	27	Had I had any doubt he had recognized me on the road, and that that had been responsible for his change of direction, that doubt had been dispelled in the camp.	10
29	894	It was hard even to tell them apart, or where one might be, so swiftly did their positions change.	10
34	360	Perhaps you could change your mind".	10

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	209	Otherwise they can radically change their position, spinning half about, or even, literally, flinging themselves back off the walkway.	10
21	873	She is incapable of doing anything to alter, change or affect her status.	10
21	1138	Styles change; fashions mutate.	10
21	1385	The change of name can help in this matter.	10
24	959	In general, though, whereas, as I have suggested, much depends on the woman, I think it is usually better to change the woman's name, that she may now understand that she is in a new reality.	10
24	961	Many masters, in acquiring a slave, will change her name that she may understand that she is now, in effect, beginning her life anew.	10
24	962	Indeed, some masters, even with the same girl, and not simply as a matter of discipline or reward, may change her name, to startle her, to impress their will upon her, and, perhaps, to freshen their relationship, she understanding, in effect, that she must now begin anew.	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	316	With some women it is useful to give them a new name, or even to change their name from time to time, as one might change the name of any animal.	10
5	16	Its channels change almost overnight.	10
13	72	In another Ahn, or with a change of wind, and current, it might be swept free.	10
20	105	"I have no intention of doing so at the moment," I said, "but that could change".	10
22	33	On the other hand she could roll about and change her position much as she wished.	10
26	173	On the other hand, for most practical purposes, there is no rescue for a female slave, only a change of masters".	10
47	3	These are not provided to protect the modesty of the slave for, strictly, the slave girl is not permitted modesty but rather to permit her to change unseen and then emerge to be beheld, fully changed, all at once, by her master.	10
48	330	She, of course, did not understand this change in him.	10
48	358	They change hands as easily as others".	10

Book 25. (16 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	487	"Whatever law it is," cried the netted woman, "I change it! I herewith change it!" "How can you change it?" asked Tolnar.	10
6	36	To be sure, I myself did not read Gorean fluently, as the alternate lines change direction.	10
10	409	Doubtless then her life would muchly change.	10
14	239	It is not an easy position to change.	10
18	272	"That is not much of a change," he said.	10
20	244	Fashions in such things tended to change, of course, even in normal times.	10
21	16	"Change your clothing," I said, "quickly".	10
22	26	Too, she might be somehow remembered from the days of her freedom, when her person had been sacrosanct and inviolate, and her will selfish and imperious, and this might earn her some abuse, perhaps to assuage lingering resentments, accrued from formerly endured effronteries, or perhaps merely, for t...	10
22	419	Needless to say, all Gorean slave girls find themselves sooner or later, perhaps after a renaissance of manhood in the master, or a new sale, or some change of hands, kept under perfect discipline.	10
25	697	When they arrived, of course, they would discover that a change of plans had occurred, and that it would not be Appanius for whom they would render their services, but another.	10
26	483	"In a sense, yes," said Tolnar, "the sense in which she can change the law by decree".	10
26	484	"But she is subject to the law unless she chooses to change it?" asked Marcus.	10
27	1095	"Perhaps I shall change your name now," I said.	10
27	1104	I shall change it later, if I wish".	10
28	67	It would be something of a change for her, from the comforts, and cushions, of the Ubara's couch.	10
28	158	"I did not think it would be wise to suddenly change my residence," I said.	10

Book 26. (18 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	122	"You will keep this position," he said, "until you receive permission to change it.	10
4	145	I remained as I was, not daring to change my position in the least degree.	10
4	471	"Mercy! I beg mercy! Show me mercy! I beg it! I beg it!" His expression did not change.	10
7	636	Collars can change, of course.	10
7	652	They make us, totally, the properties of men, and such that we can change hands and collars in a moment, and then act as though our exclusive passion must accompany, in effect, a bill of sale.	10
9	223	In a tunic such as mine, and branded, and subject to the whip, I did not doubt but what the latter would find that a considerable change had occurred in their life.	10
9	294	Could such a man be content with but one of us? What if his whim, or mood, should change? I would try to be such, of course, that my rights holder would feel no need for another, indeed, I would try to be such that he would not even think of another.	10
10	352	These phrases change daily, and sometimes oftener.	10
12	4	I lay very quietly in the cords, moving only a little to change my position, to twist a bit to my side, to ease the attitude of my bound limbs.	10
16	609	She might change her collar, so to speak.	10
19	1062	"I can change," she said.	10
19	1063	"I want to change!" I regarded her.	10
22	6	I did not know what produced this change in the pit master.	10
23	34	A great change had come over the Lady Constanzia, as you may have gathered, in the last few days.	10
23	39	Second, it had to do with the change which had been taking place in the Lady Constanzia over the past few days.	10
23	40	I had, on the whole, refused to recognize that change, but it had been clear enough to the pit master.	10
40	315	"Your life is going to change, Janice," he said.	10
41	125	I did not understand this change in Aynur's behavior.	10

Book 27. (23 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	42	What is being suggested here, or better, I think, noted, is that time does not dictate reality, or life or death, or change, but measures it, and that it is indifferent to what it measures, that it is independent of what it measures.	10
2	153	As her body grew older, and began to dry, and wither, and tire, and began to regard her ever more reproachfully, and sadly, in the mirror, and she went through her change of life, which had been a terrible and troubling time for her, in her loneliness, and in her lack of love and children, she remai...	10
4	371	Let us briefly change the subject.	10
5	8	She could not change its position.	10
7	19	She accepted that he could change her diet, or limit her intake of food, or deny it to her altogether, as he might please.	10
8	164	It would be merely a slave name, hers by the decision of the master, a name subject to whim or caprice, subject to change at any time.	10
11	1011	That may change in the future.	10
12	271	The most that a girl might hope for would be a change of masters.	10
13	328	"I speculate that her life is going to change," said Laura to Ellen.	10
15	26	But she did not change her walk.	10
16	159	The brand stays on her; the collar may change.	10
16	1278	Such a change, thought Ellen, wrought by the imminence of the masters, formerly inert female merchandise, suddenly, in fear of the whip, become luscious, active flesh goods, attempting to allure buyers, attempting to entice customers for their master.	10
17	980	"The weather," said a man, loudly, "may change.	10
17	1142	She lay there then, frightened, a whipped, ravished slave, trying to comprehend this change in her life, what had been done to her.	10
17	1191	Indeed, Ellen knew that, should historical conditions change on Earth, human slavery, with its various values, and its capacity to solve various social problems, might be reinstituted, might rise again.	10
19	342	She tried to change her position but the ice was even more merciless to her bosom, to her belly, the front of her thighs.	10
23	44	Might not that sight, or vision, then, as though accompanied with a clap of thunder, change him forever, showing him a possibility which might transform him from an indoctrinated, manipulated, obsequious political puppet striving to please those who secretly hate and despise him into a male, one sud...	10
24	440	She had not been permitted to change her silks, and they were parted in the back, where the whip had cut through them.	10
25	56	One's relief is merely to change from one cramped position to another.	10
25	308	"Your master may change it, if he does not like it.	10
26	713	"Is there to be a change of the guard here?" asked the dark-haired man of Portus Canio.	10
27	1332	The slave is safer, by far, almost always, than a free woman, for the slave, as she is an animal, is not likely to be killed; rather she is likely merely to change hands, as might a kaiila or tarsk.	10
30	642	How their lives will change! Talena, acclaimed by some as Ubara, denounced by others as traitress, is seldom seen now in public.	10

Book 28. (13 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	267	Fashions, too, can change, for example, in the color of grasses favored in pleasure gardens, the hair and eye color of its slaves, and so on.	10
26	238	The slave at their feet, her head to the floor, her wrists bound together, behind her back, began to tremble, and sob, but dared not change position.	10
28	57	"Nothing can change that".	10
28	59	"Nothing can change that".	10
39	23	"I will have to change my position frequently.	10
44	236	The change, perhaps, has less to do with physiology than decision, and will.	10
47	215	It was only after the escape of the Lady Bina, and shortly prior to our attack, that it seemed to change, as though Agamemnon had decided at last, in virtue of our weakness, that such precautions were no longer necessary".	10
56	238	"Let the Kur way change," said Cabot.	10
65	9	"No, he would not," said Lord Grendel, "but he cannot change the ways of Kur".	10
67	58	Too, to plunge into the icy water, in the cold, without a prompt application of warmth, the availability of fire, a toweling and change of gear, might within an Ahn result in incapacitation.	10
67	90	Presumably there might be many explanations for this change.	10
70	47	When masters change the beast must be retrained, or, if this proves impractical, killed.	10
73	119	"I will change that," said Cabot.	10

Book 29. (13 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	324	"If she were in the collar, she would change her mind?" "If she were in the collar," I said, "it does not matter whether she changed her mind or not".	10
2	185	To be sure, it is not easy to change caste, nor is it frequently done.	10
3	449	There was a change in the breath of Constantina.	10
5	62	"All that was long ago, and seasons change".	10
13	299	But then, strangely, a change came over the Ubara.	10
13	310	Imagine she, a Ubara, in a collar! What state would be powerful enough, clever enough, bold enough, to seize a Ubara? What Ubar mighty enough to have her naked, in chains, at the foot of his throne! It was strange, incomprehensible, the change that had come over her.	10
13	379	"They will change you," I said, "forever".	10
16	159	A change of wind, a rising of dust, a prolonged battle, in which the angle of the sun changes, the loss of a commander, the loss of a standard, an unexpected, unpredictable wave of alarm in the ranks, an unfounded rumor of entrapment, the failure of a wing to hold, the hesitation or confusion of res...	10
18	250	"Contracts may change hands, be purchased, and such," I said.	10
22	527	Certainly it is a change from the stiff, heavy, ornate, cumbersome robes of concealment, and the multitudinous hoods and veils, of the high cities.	10
28	382	It seemed he would, at least, change camps.	10
37	64	Such things can change, even overnight.	10
43	34	I thought it well to change the course of our exchange.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	498	Perhaps I wanted them, and longed for them! Is that possible? I change! I have changed! Such acts change me! No wonder they are forbidden to free women! How they make us slaves! How right they seem! So right, so right! Inwardly I am different! How can one do such things, and live so, without becomin...	10
3	124	I would have guessed a silver tarsk and change.	10
3	186	Otherwise the Ubara, captive, might change hands, from brigand to brigand, a dozen times before being brought before the Ubar's throne.	10
3	747	The terrain seemed to change, and there were now trees here and there, sometimes groves.	10
12	382	Why did the alarm bar not ring? To my relief I saw several men begin to emerge from the hatches, doubtless responsive to the ship's change of motion.	10
14	21	Oddly enough we had had a considerable change in course, in seeking open water.	10
19	88	I saw no change aft, on the helm deck, or the stern-castle deck.	10
20	22	I took it this was an additional indication that some change was nigh.	10
24	159	They may, of course, as other animals, easily change masters.	10
37	347	Nothing could change that.	10
37	1075	Too, perhaps, we overspoke ourselves, or your mind may change, and the whim of one day be unknown to the whim of another day.	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	61	It might have been anywhere, at any time, perhaps when I least suspected it, on a bus, in a subway, on the street, shopping, waiting for a light to change, stepping in or out of a taxi, in a corridor, in the aisle of a market, in a classroom, on the campus, anywhere, anytime.	10
6	11	We dared not change position, as we had not received permission to do so.	10
7	503	"Market conditions change, orders vary, what is wanted at one time is not wanted at another time, what sold yesterday may not sell today, what sells today may not sell tomorrow".	10
8	1378	"The whip can change that," he said.	10
10	934	"Is there change?" "A tarsk-bit," I said.	10
16	69	He did not require that I change the position of my hands.	10
17	203	Apparently this warrior not only declined to accept this commission, but became involved somehow in the politics of the steel world itself, participating in a revolt which brought about, in the steel world in question, a change in governance.	10
18	45	"One may then change your name as often as one might wish, without changing the collar," he said.	10
18	1005	This change in disposition followed, I think, the aforementioned conversations with her large, savage house guest, the blind Kur.	10
35	95	"But perhaps their luck would change," he said.	10
41	13	Change is part of life; but an advantageous metamorphosis is rare.	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	365	"Have no fear," he said, "you will change hands many times, and have many masters".	10
14	132	One supposes one of such a caste must be able to plan, to follow through with plans, or, if it seemed wise, to depart from a plan, even suddenly, to change or alter plans, even to withdraw, and plan anew, that one such must be not only bold, but subtle and shrewd, that one such must understand the v...	10
14	227	"Things will change," he said, "before ice closes the Alexandra".	10
15	379	"Soon the season will change," said Janina.	10
22	36	She realizes the obduracy of her condition, and her utter inability to change it.	10
38	163	"You change them," he said.	10
44	9	I was very much afraid the weather might suddenly change.	10
46	62	How lonely it was in the forest! Is it an escape, I wondered, to be dragged down by beasts, and eaten? Is it an escape, I wondered, if one starves, or freezes to death? Is it an escape, I wondered, if one manages to do nothing but change collars? I no longer feared being captured by Panther Women.	10

Book 33. (11 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	466	Their fate, as that of other domestic animals, would not be slaughter, but merely a change of masters, a change of owners.	10
1	415	"Winds change," I said.	10
4	238	Change your banner".	10
7	192	"Might not a daimyo, consulting likely eventuations, change banners?" I inquired.	10
12	238	Might not the ravings of a lunatic, the occurrence of an eclipse, the conjunction of planets, a monstrous birth, change the courses of states, launch armies, even delay retreats until retreat was no longer possible? I now, suddenly, as I had not before, began to suspect an explanation for dalliance ...	10
15	51	This consisted in the Night Singers themselves, whose song would be silenced if an unfamiliar individual entered the garden, and, when resumed, would be rather different, and would occasionally be interrupted with warning notes, should the individual change his position.	10
44	31	Lord Temmu had relieved me of my command, as he thought, but the cavalry, as I understood it, had remained mine, and now, with no change in things, Lord Temmu had supposedly returned my command.	10
54	302	If the hierarchy as a whole was a party to the wager, or game, so to speak, I would expect a delayed reaction to the dragon's inexplicable behavior and change of course, one perhaps involving inquiries, consultation, and such; on the other hand, I expected the reaction would be precipitate if a clan...	10
55	115	"It would be only a change of collars, and masters, for them," I said.	10
56	28	"Lady Kameko, of the household of the shogun!" "Perhaps you are a mere contract woman," I said, "whose contract may change hands, and be bought and sold, much as though you might be a slave".	10
61	819	"Men of Earth do not change," she said.	10

Book 34. (23 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	541	If she were otherwise engaged, or had other plans, she must change them.	10
2	275	"I will ruin your reputation! I will force you, in misery, to lose your job, to change your work, perhaps to leave the city, and state!" "There is nothing shameful in being a woman, and having needs, and desiring to serve a master," she said.	10
6	190	You would simply be roped or leashed, put in a coffle, herded into a pen, to change collars or chains".	10
9	137	Whereas caste change is not prohibited, and legal provisions exist for its effectuation, it is seldom sought.	10
9	197	I heard coins change hands.	10
9	218	I saw coins change hands.	10
10	56	"Sometimes it is judicious to change a venue," acknowledged the dealer.	10
12	14	An enormous change then, profound and transformative, takes place in her, in the entirety of her, intellectually, emotionally, and psychologically.	10
13	94	In the past few months, since my sale in Victoria, I think the major change that had taken place in me, which muchly transformed me, was the kindling of my slave fires.	10
28	49	The situation is occasionally complicated by the fact that a street may have more than one name, depending on your informant, and, sometimes, it will change its name, depending on your location, a street having, say, one name closer to the piers, and another name closer to the markets.	10
39	194	"We will then go to the new rental I arranged, as I anticipated the possibility that a change in lodging might prove advisable".	10
44	22	The driver, of course, even if waiting, could be sped away, dismissed by a word from another, informed that his services, following an alleged change in plans, would no longer be needed.	10
50	488	You are not a slave, not a domestic animal, protected by her collar, not a property, a loot, which would merely change hands.	10
50	493	"By tomorrow," said Kurik, "Decius Albus will realize you are in our hands, and will discard you, a tool that is no longer useful, and, unfortunately, will change the location of the Lady Bina".	10
52	341	I had pitied her, and treated her with condescension, the only true friend I had ever known, forgiving and uncritical, selfless, sweetly affectionate, patient with my vanity, tolerant of my superficiality, caring for me as I was, not expecting me to change, not wanting me to be different.	10
54	24	If there are men in this, it will be no more than a change of collar for you".	10
54	25	"I do not want a change of collar!" I said.	10
55	105	I recalled he had put me behind him, before advancing, shielding me, averring that I would only be subjected to a change of collar, at least if men were to be amongst the pursuers.	10
64	192	This change of command had been effected at the games of Decius Albus.	10
65	403	"We must remove the emblem of Mintar from the wagon, take down the banner, change the canvas to brown, harness the tharlarion, be on our way".	10
65	407	With so small a change as the canvasing, our wagon, so conspicuous before, would become only another vehicle on the Viktel Aria.	10
68	229	To be sure, such things, given rulings in councils, shifts in mores, and such, change from time to time.	10
68	504	I think I will change your station tomorrow".	10

Book 35. (9 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	318	I could feel the change in the air.	10
8	564	"I would not change it for a necklace of diamonds.	10
10	50	It is roughly at that time that many markets and shops close, that work crews are dismissed, that passes are issued, that shifts change, and that many men, their day's work finished, look forward to refreshment and diversion.	10
18	123	"But now that I find you in Port Kar I conjecture that he, perhaps having little to guide him and being desperate, thought that you, because of the change of sheets, might somehow be associated with Adraste.	10
30	16	Though there was no lessening of color and brightness along the street, a change in structures was now coming about.	10
30	31	"Things can change from day to day, from Ahn to Ahn.	10
31	155	"You did not change the challenges".	10
34	105	"We could change your name and lose you in any one of a hundred markets, markets as far south as Schendi, as far north as Torvaldsland".	10
37	63	This may have had to do with the time of day in this particular district, as the busy times in a district can vary with the occupations and interests of the locale, for example, with the change of shifts in the great arsenal, the deliveries to markets, the freighting and departure of ships, having t...	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	2	I took us now to be far enough from shore that a change in course could not be detected.	10
11	72	"I have not enough money in my coin box to change this," said the attendant.	10
17	34	"Forty copper tarsks," he said, handing me the small sack which would contain my change.	10
19	27	My recommendation for the foe in these matters is movement and patience, maintaining a constant change of place while staying outside the range of the net as much as possible.	10
32	29	Pick your targets with care, and change your place frequently".	10
33	128	"But we must change their belief," I said.	10
46	95	"The suppression of free speech and thought, aside from its implicit claim of infallibility, restricts change and limits progress".	10
48	26	They are like the mighty Tur tree, rooted in place, slow to grow, and slow to change".	10
48	150	Do not tides come and go, and seasons change; does not water rush over rocks, and snow fall and melt; does not night follow day and day night? It is not unusual for a woodsman to ask forgiveness of the tree he intends to fell; or a hunter to respect the animal he hunts, or which hunts him.	10