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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	40	My clothes had been changed.	10
5	64	Abruptly I changed course, drawing on the four-strap, guiding my tarn toward the blue, shimmering wave of a mountain range in the distance.	10
6	6	The great bird opened and closed his wings, his steel-shod talons ringing on the metal perch as he changed his position, moving back and forth upon it.	10
17	59	As for the slaves of Ar, they would belong to the first man who changed their collar.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	37	He had changed very little, if at all.	10
21	45	The collar of a given girl may be changed countless times, but the brand continues throughout to bespeak her status.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	99	In one corner of the case there was a large, circular padding a few inches deep of soft, rough-cut, reddish moss which was not uncomfortable and was changed daily.	10
28	175	Originally some of them had objected to this but after a few had almost stepped on the silent Gur Carriers, or wandered unbeknownst beneath them, some of the spidery humanoids being armed perhaps with silver tubes, their opinions changed and they became zealous to have the letter painted boldly and ...	10
31	125	The burst had spent itself and only managed to scorch the dome, but the next, fired through the hole already made above, might do more damage, so I changed my position.	10
32	272	The floor buckled under my feet and I changed my position.	10
33	79	He pointed to the smoke which, as the wind had changed somewhat, was now drifting toward the Sardar.	10

Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	48	As it had risen toward the surface, just beneath which it now rested, its pigmentation had changed from a luminescent white to a rather darkish gray.	10

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	334	In the alcove the demeanor of the girl changed and she suddenly rolled onto her back and lifted one knee.	10
11	14	Some of the numbers had been scratched out, and others had been hammered into the plates, which were changed from time to time.	10
12	385	"Perhaps you did not enjoy the races?" It was the voice of the man who had sat behind me in the tiers, before I had changed my seat to avoid recognition by the small fool Hup, he who had spoken poorly of the Hinrabian on the throne of Ar, and who had purchased a candy from the fool.	10
14	13	Elizabeth's collar had also been changed.	10
15	219	The foods given them also changed with the advance in their training, and the desire to have varied, tasty fare, and sometimes a small bowl of Ka-la-na with their supper, drove them to perform well.	10
21	297	The invention and perfecting of the Torian Squares and the consequent attempts to refine and improve the phalanx, failures, were developments which had preceded the use of tharlarion and tarn cavalries, which radically changed the face of Gorean warfare.	10
24	121	Many years ago, in Ar and Ko-ro-ba, and several of the other northern cities, the common slave livery had been white but diagonally striped, in one color or another; gradually over the years this style had changed; the standard livery was also, now, commonly, slashed to the waist; as before, it rema...	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	183	Why, I asked myself, should Cos and Tyros consider bringing their fleets against Port Kar? What had changed? But then I recalled that nothing had changed.	10

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	468	I thought the woman instructor in French, who had failed me in the course, and had had her grade changed, and who had resigned from the school on account of it, might have enjoyed that.	10
15	1291	How pleased I was in my power! As the music changed so, too, did the dancer, and she became as one with the music, a frightened girl, new to the collar, a timid girl, delicate and submissive, a lonely slave, yearning for her master, a drunken wench, rejecting her slavery, a proud girl, determined to...	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	905	The fire had burned low, and the guard had been changed, before we were finished.	10
8	174	We had changed the guard twice in the forest.	10
9	115	"You would find her, I think," said Verna, "rather changed from when you knew her".	10
11	345	"I had her bedding, a blanket, changed this morning.	10
15	948	Her name might be changed, or altered, as often as the master wished.	10
15	955	It might be changed; it might be taken away completely.	10
18	49	The neck chains and wrist manacles, now, however, had been changed to lock chains, that they might be separated, rechained, and regrouped in a matter of seconds, depending on what contingencies were encountered by their masters.	10
20	44	He should have changed his position in the darkness.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	87	The sea, the wind and the salt, and, I suppose, the changes in my body, as I had matured, and learned with bitterness the nature of the world, and myself, and men, had changed it.	10
2	267	But he had not changed his way of life.	10
5	197	The position of the pieces had not changed, held by the board's pegs.	10
5	254	He changed his weight.	10
6	297	On his lap, naked, cuddling, sat she who had been Aelgifu, her arms about his neck, her lips to the side of his head; her name had now been changed; the new name of the daughter of Gurt, Administrator of Kassau, was Pudding.	10
8	40	It has, however, in spite of that, never been changed or embellished; the stamp of Ar is a part of its tradition.	10
13	380	His attitude toward Hilda had changed, completely.	10
22	89	But, somehow, in the north, in Torvaldsland, I had changed.	10
22	94	I had changed.	10
22	150	But I had changed in the north.	10
22	272	In the north I found I had changed.	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	274	These are changed daily.	10
5	539	One fellow had agreed, but, the next morning, without explanation, he had informed me that his mind was changed.	10
7	260	Had they now rushed to their comrade, again the formation would be broken, and the Kur, by now, had assuredly changed his position.	10
7	556	"In any event," said Ibn Saran, "I think you would find your little Vella is now much changed.	10
7	712	"The guard will be soon changed".	10
9	78	"When my body changed," she said, looking down.	10
11	210	I changed the position of my head.	10
12	327	Then her manner changed.	10
24	524	Ibn Saran, as I recalled, had informed me that Vella had changed, that she had, I gathered, come to some deeper understanding of her needs, her desires, herself.	10
24	586	"Perhaps things have changed in the affairs of the desert," I said.	10
25	275	To my interest he had changed his garments.	10
25	614	Many things had changed for her.	10

Book 11. (10 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	205	Little had changed.	10
2	207	Little had changed, save that I had been struck and beaten.	10
3	531	That in the north the lovely dina was spoken of as the "slave flower" did not escape the notice of the expatriated Turians; in time, in spite of the fact that "Dina" is a lovely name, and the dina a delicate, beautiful flower, it would no longer be used in the southern hemisphere, no more than in th...	10
8	51	At a word I had changed hands.	10
9	242	That had changed many things.	10
9	2106	So simply had I changed hands.	10
9	2376	I had changed hands.	10
12	41	The population in the slave quarters had changed somewhat; five girls had been sold to passing Turian merchants, affiliated with the keep, but, similarly, here and there, over the weeks, some six others had been acquired.	10
15	113	It might be changed, or taken from me, at her whim.	10
21	10	I would if I could have changed places with him.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	21	In cold weather a layer of grass, for warmth, for insulation, changed daily, is placed in the bottom of the boots, between the inside sole of the boot and the foot of the stocking.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	642	I did not know if she had changed her mind on this issue, but it did not matter.	10
14	74	But this has changed since I became a slave.	10
23	252	"I have changed my mind," he said.	10
32	699	Sometimes under the blows or in fearful anticipation of them she twisted or changed position, once sitting, sometimes crouching, once on her stomach; most of the blows were across her back, but two had been delivered frontally, and two to her left side, and one to her right side.	10
32	725	I suspect this to be the case because these Earth reptiles are so well adapted to their environments that they have changed very little in tens of millions of years.	10
34	793	"If you are not," I said, "it may be soon changed".	10
34	804	They may be altered or changed at will.	10
57	50	But by the wish of Bila Huruma I had changed its name to Lake Shaba.	10
57	132	She had not realized that the fetch-and-carry girl would be changed daily.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	364	"It was changed by Norman to protect his friend.	10
3	43	She then changed her position, walking about me, until she stood a few feet ahead of the forward ring, that to which my hands were chained.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	185	Her life had changed.	10
14	16	I see that you have not changed since the House of Andronicus, Jason".	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1850	In one sense then everything has changed, but in another sense nothing has changed.	10
17	299	"Much seems to have changed in your life," I said.	10
19	574	"It is hard to speak to you when I am stripped and kneeling!" "Our realities have now changed," I said.	10
20	558	Then, putting her hands back, swiftly and smoothly, beautifully, to the music, without rising, she changed her position on the tiles.	10
20	1703	I am subject to it! We are different! I am different! Put from your mind all thoughts of me as I was then, that sexually inert, pretentious, silly little fool! I am no longer as she! She was free! I am not! I have been embonded! Embonded! I have been in the hands of Gorean men! I have been changed! ...	10
20	1974	The name she is given, of course, is a function of the will of the master, and names may be changed, as he pleases.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	702	'The light has changed,' he said.	10
13	1567	"I have changed my mind," she said.	10
14	829	"I was given the name at puberty and, for some reason, it was never changed.	10
17	321	A splendid way for her to learn that her life had changed, that she was now a beast, that she was now no more than an owned, degraded, servile beast, that she was now no more than another white female of red savages.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	329	"Becoming of the Waniyanpi has changed my life," she assured me, speaking clearly and a bit loudly.	10
33	196	Now, however, our realities have changed.	10
33	422	"Your life has changed considerably, as you will soon learn," I said.	10
39	266	The bird changed its direction.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	457	The guard was being changed.	10
8	295	* * * * "I have changed my mind!" wept the girl.	10
18	11	I felt so helpless! "It seems that our fortunes have changed somewhat," he said.	10
24	9	And even women who, objectively, seemed rather plain, I knew, as their attitudes changed, and as they became submissive, and yielding to their femininity, in their deepest emotions, could become beautiful.	10
24	89	The name "Tiffany" had now been put on me as a mere slave name, a name which might be removed or changed at the whim of masters.	10
30	428	He had changed me, teaching me my true womanhood, ruining me forever for freedom.	10
33	603	For this reason, and also to commemorate the rise of a new order in Corcyrus, it was changed".	10
34	101	He changed his position a little.	10
36	62	"I suppose it is to be changed".	10
36	390	"Oh," I said, "I forgot! I am no longer Sheila, am I? My collar has been changed!" I looked at Drusus Rencius.	10
36	867	As an analogy, let us suppose that somehow, by magic if you wish, or some sort of hibernation, or through some sort of suspended animation, that one had never had food or drink, and then suppose that suddenly, somehow, someone had changed all that, that someone had done something to you, and that su...	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	224	Several of them changed their position, to come about, near and behind our table, where they might see better.	10
2	315	The Golden Courtesan was probably unaware that she had nearly changed hands.	10
2	1533	"I have changed my mind! Release me! Release me!" "It is too late for that," I said.	10
6	820	So simply was the scene changed.	10
9	421	"That is now changed.	10
10	713	Then, suddenly, her demeanor changed.	10
16	1085	Once or twice, long ago when she had been haughty and cruel, before she had come to learn her slavery properly, the player would have been willing to teach her the moves of the game but after she had come into his use, his attitude towards her had significantly changed.	10
16	1088	Their relationship had completely changed.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	17	These calls, like passwords, are frequently changed.	10
16	1542	The hooks are permanent fixtures, the signs may be changed, if one wishes to use them at all, depending on the error, deficiency or offense.	10
22	8	Such vats are changed once or twice weekly, the old vats loaded in wagons and taken outside the city, where their contents are disposed of at one of the carnaria, or refuse pits.	10
22	338	That had probably not been changed recently.	10
24	203	"It is, however," he said, "what the sign was, some years ago, before its style was slightly changed".	10
24	500	She was beautiful, and her life had changed.	10
25	14	I had not realized, of course, that the current design of Tenalion's Tau had been changed from an older one, that which had appeared on Boabissia's disk.	10
25	1032	I now, considering the rather revealingly clad free female, changed my mind.	10
27	160	Indeed, when Boabissia had returned herself to Tenalion, only one silver tarsk had changed hands.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	7	Nonetheless my life had changed, somehow, in perspective or understanding, if not greatly in overt deed or obvious fact, that night when I had seen myself as I was, or might be, in the mirror, when I had come to incontrovertibly learn my true nature, a nature which must be forever denied, thwarted a...	10
6	588	I felt the chain on my neck move, as she changed her position.	10
11	937	I did not think Mirus would mind if I changed my performance in this fashion, particularly, as I would, later, return to the taunting, sensate splendors of the aroused woman, and then, at the end, to the helpless pleading of the begging female, she who knows herself, ultimately, at the mercy of mast...	10
24	760	"I do not really understand what you have done to him," she said, "how you have changed him so.	10
25	76	It is changed nightly.	10
25	86	Shackling which is closed by hammers, of course, as was that of most of the black chain, is not as easily changed as lock shackling, responsive to keys.	10
25	130	How had I changed? What had men done to me? He put me gently to my back, beside the tent, perhaps not feet from Aulus, the overseer, within, working on papers.	10
26	217	He had changed his direction.	10
27	25	He had then immediately changed his route.	10
27	132	But perhaps it was all my imagination! Perhaps he had changed his mind.	10
27	199	Then, after a moment, it seemed he had, for some reason, relented, or changed his mind.	10
28	80	"It is apparently an abandoned well," said Tupita, "but it has been changed in some respects".	10
29	466	"It was you who drove him to madness! It was you who changed him, who made him some crazed beast, who made him thirst for blood! It is you who are responsible! It was you who did this to him!" "No!" I wept.	10
29	1198	"Perhaps you have changed your mind," said the bearded man.	10
30	63	It was his intention that I should be hot, and open, to him! I must resist! I must try to resist! What if the stranger should see! But men had changed my body.	10
33	298	When he had said that it had seemed, in my relief, that the entire physiology and tone of my body had changed.	10
34	511	"I have changed my mind," he said.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	190	Too, I understand they are changed daily".	10
13	121	Soon, however, as it became clear that the Lady Claudia was becoming happier, and more fulfilled and more beautiful her attitudes changed, dramatically.	10
17	415	Much had changed in her life.	10
20	407	Too, the river galley, for those whom it might interest, is normally shorter masted than a Thassa galley, seldom has more than one mast, and seldom carries the varieties of sails, changed on the yard according to wind conditions, that are carried by a Thassa galley.	10
21	767	"My position on the matter, however," I said, "has not changed".	10
21	938	Names may be changed, of course, at the master's whim.	10
21	1391	The slave name, for example, can be changed at a master's whim.	10
21	1407	Too, of course, it might easily be changed.	10
21	1408	In the odysseys of her bondage, her name would doubtless be changed many times.	10
24	717	Many a girl has changed hands as the ostraca have decreed.	10

Book 24. (16 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	313	Needless to say, such casual devices may be swiftly changed, the colors sometimes alternating with the tides of battle.	10
14	6	It changed hands, as a security measure, from day to day.	10
17	72	Even so lookouts were changed frequently and the duty, I gathered, in spite of the respite it provided from the marsh, the relative coolness and dryness afforded by the platform, and such, was not a coveted one.	10
19	1245	On Earth, as I recall, and I have no reason to suppose matters have much changed on that far, polluted, mad, hypocritical, unloving, hate-filled orb, though you would be better judges than I of such matters, women, in large numbers, tended to be aloof, inert, and calculating, creatures of judgment a...	10
19	1256	Let us suppose that, to his amazement, and perhaps consternation, it becomes clear to him one evening that she has somehow changed, that she has somehow become a needful, radically sexual creature, really, and not for mere political purposes, so to speak.	10
19	1692	"I changed my mind," I said.	10
21	48	Many things had changed since I had been in the marsh, long ago.	10
21	99	"To be sure, if a master wished, he might order them changed, and you might find yourself afflicted then with a sparse, strict diet and a frightening program of exercise.	10
21	124	"It seems, thus," I said, "that your fortunes have changed".	10
27	647	"Collars can be changed".	10
28	708	When she slept, or changed position, all her work would be undone, and she would be as helplessly and delightfully exposed as before.	10
37	319	Too, things may always be changed, at the master's will.	10
43	3	We had changed the location of our small camp near the outskirts of the temporary slave camp, doing what we could to make it look as though it had been abandoned.	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	302	Her expression changed instantly.	10
48	580	The slave which had been delivered to him, too, presumably would by then be in some locale unbeknownst to him, and might have changed hands several times.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	12	Estates have sometimes changed hands as a result of "stones".	10
3	77	The nature of the ostraka, in virtue of such possibilities, was changed periodically, for example, taking different shapes, having different colors, being recoded, and so on.	10
8	818	"Nothing will be changed," he said.	10
8	1010	Nothing had changed.	10
12	652	"I think it would be well," I said, "if you changed your name, and set up your business elsewhere".	10
18	266	"Why have you changed your name?" I asked.	10
18	269	"The others, too, have changed their names?" I said.	10
18	273	"But then she has not changed much," said the large fellow.	10
20	682	How, too, this woman's life had changed! What a dramatic volte-face, from a free woman to a slave! How different she was from a free woman, this slave, hot, needful, beautiful, owned, obedient, begging.	10
27	368	' This did not preclude her name being changed, of course, now or later, by myself, or others.	10

Book 26. (18 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	141	I changed my position several times.	10
3	22	Such things can be changed, of course, at so little as a word, or the snapping of fingers.	10
9	86	Her attitude immediately changed.	10
9	242	Truly my life had changed.	10
9	251	How different this was from my old world! And so my life had changed.	10
11	1063	"That may be changed," he said.	10
11	1065	"That, too, may be changed," he said.	10
11	1210	Between the man she feared and this place she might have changed hands a dozen times, as any property.	10
13	1346	Even if I screamed and cried out, and struggled, and wept, and pulled futilely against my chains, and beat on the bars of my cage, nothing would be changed, save that I would be whipped to silence.	10
15	83	The prisoner had now changed his position.	10
18	128	He locks it on the neck of the supplicant and conducts her to one of the alcoves, often dragging her, bent over, by the hair, that she may have some understanding as to how her life has now changed.	10
18	171	That changed, of course, once I had arrived on this world.	10
19	623	To be sure, that expression of respect would doubtless soon be changed for another, one even more appropriate, and, indeed, required, for what she was soon to be.	10
24	700	Her life had changed.	10
29	189	The notation on the papers which had been made by the clerk had undoubtedly been the slave's name, presumably with the effective date of the name, as such names may be changed, as the master wishes.	10
36	72	"You have changed your position on the matter then?" said the leader.	10
39	8	I changed my position, on the tiles, beside the divan of Terence.	10
40	339	"You will be scattered, papers will be changed.	10

Book 27. (26 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	110	But her status, her condition, had changed.	10
2	6	Our lives are changed, profoundly.	10
4	20	He turned a sharp glance upon the speaker, and, suddenly, her entire demeanor changed, and she trembled, shrinking down, making herself small, and holding her head down.	10
4	375	Too, even in old talkies, how beautiful, how feminine, were so many of the actresses! How poignant then to realize that these luscious, marvelous creatures would, by now, have so sadly changed, would by now have been mercilessly humiliated, ravaged, eroded into almost unrecognizable caricatures of t...	10
7	205	Her teachers, incidentally, were changed with each phase of her education, so to speak.	10
7	208	But, she suspects, they were more likely frequently changed in order to preclude the formation of closer associations with her, associations which might lead to friendship, and, consequently, a possible diminution of the professionalism, the rigor, of the instruction.	10
11	22	Such things would be muchly different, of course, she supposed, if their relationship were to be changed, radically, for example, if the husband were to make his wife, at least in the secrecy of his own home, an obvious, explicit slave.	10
11	34	Then, surely, their relationship would have changed, considerably.	10
16	849	Studies with primates demonstrate that the testosterone levels of males who have been kept in sexually negative, sexually depressive, environments rise dramatically when the environment is changed, to include, for example, receptive females.	10
17	1202	But I have changed! I beg to be treated well, my masters! Then she smiled bitterly to herself.	10
20	799	These are changed frequently, at least once daily.	10
20	996	Had she not seen herself in mirrors? But very beautiful—and by Gorean standards? Surely she could not have so changed, from the shelf of Targo in Ar.	10
20	1004	Could they resent me, perhaps for my beauty? Might they be jealous of me? Could I have changed so much, from the shelf of Targo? But beauty was for the men to decide.	10
22	482	Had she changed so much, she wondered.	10
22	560	Perhaps he had thought he recognized her, and had, but then, later, thought that he had been mistaken, that the slave he saw could not possibly be she for whom he had originally taken her? Could I have changed so much, Ellen asked herself.	10
23	220	"You have changed much since last I saw you," said he.	10
23	241	"I see now what has changed muchly about you," he said.	10
24	226	Costumes and jewelry might be changed.	10
24	601	She then uncovered her eyes and her expression had changed dramatically, from tearful protest, to surprise, to awe, to, as though for the first time, a sense of her own sexuality.	10
25	370	Your life would then be changed.	10
25	955	How much I must have changed, she thought, if men, particularly in a general, improvised camp such as this, are willing to bid so much! Dare I think such thoughts? Dare I accept myself as being that attractive? Surely I must dismiss such thoughts.	10
26	1136	How different I now am from what I was, how much has been done to me! How much has changed! I am now a girl, she thought, as once I was, I have seen myself in the mirror, a girl of no more than eighteen or nineteen years of age.	10
27	2195	Twice was the watch changed.	10
27	2673	"That can be changed".	10
27	3295	In the house of Mirus, in Ar, of course, as a part of her training, all this had changed.	10
30	43	These men remember me from the grasslands, and it is the intention of Selius Arconious to make it clear to them that his slave is different now from what they saw then, that she is muchly changed, that she is now an acceptable slave, a well-mastered slave.	10

Book 28. (19 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Her life has changed.	10
1	1168	If the collar is to be changed, the male does so from behind the girl.	10
4	49	Cabot wondered if the Kurii who had been on the Prison Moon had informed him of the brunette's words in the hallway, those words which had in no more than a moment changed her into marketable goods.	10
14	44	The watch was changed twice before Cabot fell asleep.	10
21	444	"The mirrors have been changed," said Cabot.	10
24	271	Then her expression changed, to a sudden, wild thought, one of relief, even of elation, and possibility.	10
34	211	"The weather has changed," he said.	10
39	53	By then Cabot had changed his position.	10
61	239	"That can be easily changed," said Cabot.	10
66	17	"Let us suppose," said Cabot, "that the way of Kur is not to be changed".	10
66	18	"It will not be changed," said a Kur.	10
66	19	"Why should it not be changed?" asked Lord Grendel.	10
66	20	"It will not be changed!" said more than one Kur.	10
66	22	"Let us suppose the way of Kur is not changed, that this lethal pact, so peculiar and incomprehensible to mere humans, is to be brought to effectuation".	10
66	30	"They have changed the way of Kur," said Lord Grendel.	10
66	53	* * * * It was four days after the return of the delegation that the weather changed.	10
72	5	And so he died, and Cabot changed his position again.	10
75	67	Does he not know what was done to me before, how my body has been changed? My mind cries 'free woman'! My belly cries 'slave'! How foolish is my mind! How wise my belly! Dear mind, how you desire to dictate to me! Do you still listen only to others, dear mind, and not to me? Why do you not look upon...	10
81	192	"Perhaps," said Grendel, "it is even a new game, or a changed game, pieces subtly removed, or even swept, from a surface, a different board, even, a game not even of Priest-Kings, but, now, rather, one of Kurii".	10

Book 29. (24 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	291	"Nothing has changed!" "I have changed," he said.	10
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	175	"Then," said he, "that changed.	10
2	294	"Perhaps things have changed in Ar," he said.	10
3	118	"You suggested earlier," I said, "that things might have changed in Ar?" "Did I?" he asked.	10
5	56	Cities had been lost in such matches, and slaves frequently changed hands.	10
5	261	Needless to say there are codes involved, which may be changed when deemed appropriate.	10
5	558	'" "Then," said another, "as the story has it, he lifted his head, and his whole mien changed, and his body seemed to become larger and filled with power, and his eyes took on a strange, fierce, wicked gleam, and he said, quietly, and not in his slow, innocent, puzzled, childlike voice, but in anoth...	10
8	319	"Things have muchly changed, have they not?" he asked.	10
9	289	"Much has changed".	10
11	56	Names may be changed, from time to time.	10
12	254	Muchly had their lives changed, and doubtless that of many others, as well, following the rising in Ar.	10
13	380	"I want to be changed," she whispered.	10
16	63	One advantage of the scarf, it seems, is that it might be removed, or changed, depending on the fortunes of war.	10
17	23	Once collared her life has changed; once collared, her old life is superseded, even obliterated; it is beyond recall.	10
25	185	In the morning things would be much changed.	10
25	220	The guard lantern was so constructed that the color of the light it casts may be changed at will, by means of hinged, glass panels, red and green.	10
25	221	In this way the color of the light may be easily, quickly, changed at will.	10
28	79	I changed my position.	10
28	170	Although such devices are frequently changed, some are used more than once.	10
28	315	I had not changed her name on the embondment papers, but had permitted her to retain the name 'Talena', though then, of course, not as a free name but as a slave name, put upon her by the will of her master.	10
30	146	"The weather has now changed," said Aëtius.	10
38	437	Her shallow, empty, pretentious life on Earth had changed overnight, so to speak, she retiring one evening, smug in her beauty, indulged and practiced in the pleasures of despising, attracting, and tormenting men, and awakening, to her astonishment and terror, unclothed, pressing her small hands aga...	10
41	7	Toward the tenth Ahn, the Gorean noon, after we had emerged from the Alexandra earlier, in the morning, some three days ago, at, say, the fifth Ahn, the ship had changed course, radically.	10

Book 30. (8 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
12	48	The wind changed.	10
12	327	Such are changed daily, sometimes more often.	10
33	59	To be sure, as with any other animal, names may be withheld, or changed, at will, at the master's will.	10
37	241	The attitude of the stranger seemed to have changed.	10
37	672	And some fellows are changed by a single tarn disk, so there was some excuse for him.	10
37	1126	This night she had changed hands.	10
37	1535	"I conjecture that names, and such, will be changed".	10

Book 31. (14 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	89	How and when fashions changed, and why they changed, was not clear.	10
8	91	Doubtless each time a fashion changed at least the high Cloth Workers, masters of the foremost garment houses, would sell more garmenture, at least to the fashion conscious, to those who were concerned to keep up with the times, to those who feared to be pitied or ridiculed for being out of style, a...	10
10	584	I had accompanied the Lady Bina to the Street of Stones, actually a tiny district, only a few establishments, near the Street of Coins which, in effect, is itself not truly a street, but a district, where banking is done, credit extended, loans made, moneys changed, and such.	10
20	107	Much had changed since then.	10
20	110	Much had changed.	10
31	27	Chloe had changed hands several times in her eastward journey on the Vosk, town to town, but, in the end, she had been sold in the great clearing station of Victoria, from which point she had been sold southeast to Torcadino, and then, eventually, in Ar, where some agent of the Kurii had apparently ...	10
33	39	Sometimes sides were changed in the midst of a single war.	10
41	12	Perhaps such things are best changed only incrementally, and then only with circumspection.	10
41	155	"Besides the substitutions may be easily changed, and are, from time to time".	10
42	5	This task remained mine, though the nature of the guard had changed.	10
44	97	"Perhaps you thought to run, and then wisely changed your mind," he said.	10
49	221	The fellow who had decided to sell Chloe in Venna had apparently changed his mind.	10
51	40	"I have changed," I said.	10
51	149	Coins have changed hands and now you are his".	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	63	It becomes a part of one, as one is changed.	10
11	208	I heard the guard being changed, and then I fell asleep.	10
14	162	The beasts responded to certain signals associated with food, which signals were changed from time to time.	10
14	270	I did frequent the slave houses, from time to time, however, as the mat slaves were often changed, not, of course, to look for her, which would have been absurd, but as a matter of idle curiosity.	10
15	166	How are men to be paid, and wars waged, if not with gold? In any event, she who had once been "Eighteen" had now changed considerably, and surely was now better aware of the meaning of the mark which had been burned into her left thigh, just under the hip.	10
15	174	If she was purchased by a free woman, of course, it would have been instantly changed, to something more appropriate to a slave, Lana, Tula, Lita, or such.	10
15	642	We are removed, from time to time, we are changed.	10
15	756	I could not believe what had been done to me, what I had felt, how I was changed, my responsiveness.	10
39	94	I was changed, I knew, after my time in the slave house.	10
39	437	Her life has changed.	10
42	107	One constraint on the first girl is that she may be changed, and then find herself, so reduced, only one slave amongst others, now defenseless, without protection amongst those over whom she may have been accustomed to tyrannize.	10
46	14	But now, matters had muchly changed.	10
47	44	Yet I had little doubt but what the slave house had changed her.	10
52	258	"It has not yet been changed," said my captor.	10
52	263	"It will not do to make that public until her collar is changed".	10

Book 33. (17 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	162	Doubtless its lines, appointments, battlements, keeps, and structures, in number and nature, over the years, had changed, had come and gone, but the mountain, with its proud, summoning escarpment, had endured.	10
3	44	Might it know what was in the darkness? In the cavalry we had often changed mounts.	10
6	79	This had impaired, or, perhaps better, changed, his natural speech.	10
8	83	Of the other eleven tarns, six were charged with keeping lines of communication open between the holding, the new encampment, and our storage depot, so to speak, which changed, day by day.	10
11	206	"Much has changed, Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, since you have visited the holding".	10
16	83	The private quarters of the shogun himself, as nearly as I could determine from the soon-somewhat-evasive answers of the Pani slaves, were frequently changed, he seldom occupying the same chambers two nights in a row.	10
20	69	"But garmenture might be changed," said Lord Yamada.	10
22	60	Two tarnsmen, who purchased their lives by capitulation, wisely changed their banner".	10
23	267	One supposes, of course, that the signs, like signs and countersigns, like passwords and keyed responses, would be regularly changed.	10
27	192	"I think," he said, "something may have changed".	10
29	490	"You have changed your view?" he said.	10
41	98	"Things have changed," said Tajima.	10
50	231	"It has been changed," I said.	10
57	63	Whereas the forces at the disposal of Lord Temmu were small compared to those which had maintained the siege in the north, the variables involved in the equations of war had changed dramatically.	10
61	657	It seems rooms were changed, and my guide was not informed.	10
61	693	In that moment, the room changed.	10
61	979	It was as though something had suddenly changed within her, as though a barrier had fallen, as though a wall of ice had broken apart, and, melting, revealed a lush, arable, inviting terrain beyond, green in its grass and warm in its sun.	10

Book 34. (15 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	104	I had changed much, of course, in many other ways, as well, over the months since Victoria.	10
15	71	At the supper, had not Tullius Quintus averred that he had seen pleasure slaves who were not so attractive as I? Had he now changed his mind? Too, I had been a slave for months, and had worn, in this time, several collars, and it is well known that in bondage a woman grows more beautiful.	10
15	303	Can she not see it in the eager eyes of the brute who has spent his coins on her, and expects to obtain a thousand times his money's worth? But why had I been obtained? Could I truly believe that Tullius Quintus was smitten with my charms, those of a work slave, those of a cheap kitchen slave? And m...	10
16	73	I had little doubt that I had muchly changed since Earth.	10
17	131	Apparently my collar had been misrepresented to me in Market of Semris, or had been changed in my sleep, my gruel having possibly been affected by the introduction of some sedating substance.	10
27	164	At that point the demeanor of my master changed, and he became again hesitant, and uncertain, as though lost in a darkness.	10
30	153	Collars may be easily changed".	10
30	422	Toward noon of the next day, the day on which he was to venture to the House of Flavius Minor, a tool was brought, and my collar was changed.	10
34	83	I gathered I had much changed on Gor, a collared slave.	10
37	66	How could that be?" "You are changed today," she said.	10
50	58	"Her behavior has suddenly changed.	10
53	203	Then, her demeanor changed again, abruptly, and she bared her fangs at Lord Grendel, and snarled and hissed, and he snarled back at her, and she turned about, angrily, and rushed to stand with Surtak and Drusus Andronicus, from which point, facing us, she, again, snarled and hissed.	10
54	80	"If your collar is changed, it will be because your master decides to rid himself of you, to give you away or sell you, as is his right".	10
62	182	Where, within the walls of Ar, will you be safe? Has Master Tyrtaios, he of the Black Caste, fled the city, with the slave Alexina, or has a pouch of gold changed hands, and he is about, waiting to strike? What of the free woman, the Lady Bina? She has no Home Stone.	10
68	311	We had not changed the collar.	10

Book 35. (26 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	188	In order that her disappearance might be successfully managed, she changed her name and changed caravans at the caravanserai of Hogarth on the Viktel Aria.	10
1	178	"As you may suspect, my homely, naked, two-legged beasts," he said, speaking English, as had his predecessor, "your lives have changed.	10
1	179	Yes, they have changed, completely, and for the better.	10
1	187	Collars can be changed, but do not expect to be without one.	10
3	10	The sawdust was clean, or, perhaps, had been changed or replenished.	10
4	176	"Perhaps he has changed," I said.	10
6	74	So much had occurred, so suddenly, so seemingly incomprehensibly! How inexplicably, how radically, my life had changed! Could this have happened to me, I wondered.	10
6	240	The ambiance of our journey suddenly changed, as he who carried me turned to the left.	10
7	138	"The sheet was changed".	10
8	711	At this point, perhaps in response to signals conveyed by the captain, or one of his officers, the hortator's strokes changed, some too closely together to be matched by the heavy oars, others widely spaced, and then occurring almost unexpectedly.	10
11	136	Sometimes stairs led up to a second floor where coins might be weighed and changed, or loans made; there is no designated "Street of Coins" in Port Kar; one could ascend stairs, too, to visit one or more physicians, or, if one wished, to solicit the services of a scribe, perhaps to have a letter rea...	10
12	51	Well she then knows that her world has changed.	10
14	12	He, as many other taverners, who had the resources, would occasionally vary his girls on the floor, rather in the same fashion that items on a menu might be changed or adjusted.	10
18	80	Unfortunately for us, covering sheets were mixed, or deliberately changed, and we took you for Adraste".	10
19	4	The night, the tavern, the world changed.	10
23	125	Instantly the attitudes of her companion, and the two guardsmen, changed toward me.	10
30	24	Of most interest, to most I gathered, were the large public boards covered with writing, which writing was occasionally changed by a scribe, walking back and forth on a platform, with a sponge and marking stick.	10
31	156	A changed challenge allows a contestant to withdraw without penalty.	10
35	1	I Have Been Removed from the Golden Chain; My Tunic is Changed; Florian; I am Informed as to my Whereabouts "Stand still," said the male voice, "I will remove the hood".	10
38	197	"I have changed my mind, you monster," she said.	10
40	272	I heard the irritating tinkle of the bells, changed my position, and then lay as still as I could, so as not to jangle the bells, the blanket clutched about me.	10
43	97	Almost at the same moment the ship to our right changed course, as though to come alongside.	10
43	311	I can see them! Many! Far off! They approach!" I heard the crutch of Seremides strike on the pier, four times, as he must have changed his position to reconnoiter.	10
45	68	How their life is changed! Will they be given permission to speak? Will they be given a rag to wear? Will they be fed? When they were free, did they ever anticipate that they would one day crawl to a master, a switch in their teeth? They soon learn, as we all do, to throw their legs apart at a snapp...	10
47	75	"After the Skerry of Lars," he said, "and shortly before your collar was changed".	10
47	305	"It was Miles," I said, suddenly, "who changed the sheet!" "Yes," said Addison Steele.	10

Book 36. (6 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	21	"His voice may have changed, but I doubt he can yet grow a true beard".	10
4	41	The particular groupings may be changed daily.	10
13	73	"We are changed," cried another.	10
29	210	This helps her to understand that her life has changed radically and completely, and that she is no longer who, and what, she was.	10
59	334	Relief flooded the countenance of Glaukos, but, almost instantly, this expression changed to one of fear.	10
60	232	The short, serpentine tharlarion, meanwhile, flopping on the planks of the dock, had half slipped from the severed net, and, in doing so, squirming to the side, had changed its position.	10