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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	13	Surprisingly enough, I managed to gain entrance to the University of Oxford, but I shall not choose to embarrass my college by entering its somewhat too revered name in this narrative.	10
2	277	After all, suppose you should accept this tale, should learn of the Counter-Earth and of the Voyages of Acquisition, what could you do? You could do nothing, you with your rudimentary technology of which you are so proud—you could do nothing at least for a thousand years, and by that time, if...	10
19	120	One of the men of Ar said, "I choose for Marlenus".	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	62	I felt that the time would come when Cabot would speak to me of the mountains but that he himself would have to choose that time.	10
11	58	The Tatrix did not choose to respond to Dorna the Proud.	10
19	156	Yes, I knew that the power of the Priest-Kings—rumored even to extend to the control of gravity—could lay waste cities, scatter populations, separate friends, tear lovers from one another's arms, bring hideous death to whomsoever it might choose.	10
25	99	"You choose to abandon your city," he said.	10
26	70	In effect, considering the temper of the men of Tharna, Lara's judgment gives the silver masks the opportunity, for a time, to choose a master, or after that time to be themselves chosen as a slave girl.	10
26	82	Whether or not she will choose to remain in the city I do not know.	10

Book 3. (12 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	99	He had disobeyed and he had been destroyed, immediately and with grotesque dispatch, but the important thing was, I told myself, that he had disobeyed, that he could disobey, that he had been able to disobey and choose the ignominious death he knew must follow.	10
26	251	"Of course," she said, "we would like to choose the man".	10
26	253	"I would choose you, Cabot," she said.	10
32	56	"It is now time to choose," said Misk, "where one will die".	10
32	60	"Where will you choose to die?" I asked Vika of Treve.	10
32	62	Al-Ka and Ba-Ta, as I would have expected, turned their ships over to others to pilot, for they would choose to remain in the Nest.	10
32	75	"Where will you choose to die, Cabot?" she asked.	10
32	77	I would have liked to have seen once more the surface of the world, the blue sky, the green fields beyond the black Sardar, but rather I said, "I choose to remain here with Misk, who is my friend".	10
32	83	"I said," I told him, "I choose to remain here with you—and I said something like 'There is Nest Trust between us.	10
35	139	"But I think I would now choose to do that action which I would be willing that I should do again and again with each turning of the wheel.	10
35	140	I would choose so to live that I might be willing that I should live that life a thousand times, even forever.	10
35	141	I would choose so to live that I might stand boldly with my deed without regret throughout eternity".	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	24	I had left the vicinity of the Sardar Range in the month of Se'Var, which in the northern hemisphere is a winter month, and had journeyed south for months; and had now come to what some call the Plains of Turia, others the Land of the Wagon Peoples, in the autumn of this hemisphere; there is, due ap...	10
10	456	Incidentally, Turian warriors, in order to have the opportunity to slay a foe, as well as acquire his woman, customarily choose as the weapon of combat in these encounters, buckler and dagger, ax and buckler, dagger and whip, ax and net, or the two daggers, with the reservation that the quiva, if us...	10
10	479	"If it is truly your wish," he said, "I will permit him to choose weapons agreeable to us both".	10
10	483	"All right, Tuchuk," he said, "I will permit you to choose weapons agreeable to us both".	10
10	492	"What weapon do you choose?" asked the judge.	10
10	497	"I will choose the sword," said Kamchak.	10
12	479	The little secretary, I thought to myself, so far from her pencils, the typewriter, the desk calendars and steno pads—so far from her world—so helpless, so much at Kamchak's mercy and this night, should I choose, at mine.	10
16	169	"Do you think," asked Harold, "you will be able to make me cry for mercy?" "If I choose," said the man.	10
19	179	"I do not choose to do so," remarked Harold.	10
27	134	Whatever she might have been before, a clock number, a set of records in a personnel file, an unimportant employee, with her salary and benefits, under the obligation to please and impress other employees, scarcely more important than herself, she was now alive, and free in her emotions though her f...	10
28	59	"But," I protested, "there have been many things of much greater importance than those in these years—the Siege of Turia, the Taking of the City, the Election of the Ubar San!" "We choose most to remember Tarl Cabot," said Kamchak.	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	258	"And there are many in the High Councils of the City who, if forced to decide between the steel of the hook knife and the feel of gold in their pouch, will choose gold to steel".	10
3	97	This, of course, was an advantage, permitting the Vintner to choose his own opening, an opening he may have studied for a lifetime.	10
3	110	"And the odds I choose," said the Vintner, "are one to eighty".	10
7	32	"So even the equanimity of an Assassin can be shaken! Yes, the Ubar of a city, and you may choose the city, any save Ar, on whose throne I, Cernus, will sit".	10
15	87	I do not choose to describe the nature of the games, except in certain general detail.	10
18	501	Surely they would wish, if possible, to choose a man such as Tarl Cabot".	10
19	372	"I do not choose now to bid," said Samos, First Slaver of Port Kar.	10
20	215	"I choose Sura," I said.	10
20	219	"I choose Sura," I said.	10
20	353	Philemon turned the board back, that he might have yellow, and the first move, permitting him to choose his opening.	10
20	450	Philemon looked as though he might choose to reply, but thought the better of it, and glared angrily at the board.	10
21	13	"If I do not choose to fight?" I asked.	10
24	91	I had little wish to share now the glories of Marlenus, or whatever rewards he might, in his generosity, choose to shower upon me.	10
24	347	"Very well, Wench," said Marlenus, "choose your master—" "Ubar!" she cried.	10
24	350	"Choose!" ordered Marlenus.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	3	Those who had so concealed themselves must then choose between the fire, the marsh, and the nets of slavers.	10
7	126	"By what name did he choose to call you?" She looked down, shaking her head.	10
10	64	I myself did not choose to apply for clienthood with a Ubar of Port Kar.	10
10	171	On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tom...	10
11	154	The ships of the captains, returning, would further guarantee their power in the city, their crews being applicable where the captains might choose.	10
11	485	"More quickly than you choose to answer, it seems, noble Samos," said I.	10
15	485	"Is that the name you will choose to know me by?" she asked.	10
18	126	"Each man," said the boy, "has the right, does he not, to perform, if he wishes, the act of a fool?" "Yes," I said, "each man may, if he wishes, choose such acts".	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	301	I could tell he would choose his words carefully.	10
10	442	Sleen are sometimes curious, and not infrequently resentful of the intrusion of strange animals into what they choose to regard as their territory".	10
11	1145	Gorean men do not choose to be dominated, but to dominate, to be the master.	10
11	1392	She had captured me, and sold me for a hundred arrow points! How humiliating, and insulting! I was worth gold! Gold! Perhaps Marlenus, her captor, would choose to put her on the block! Perhaps she would sell for a hundred arrow points! But I would bring gold, much gold! I looked about at the slave f...	10
12	233	I had thought myself able to beat her, if I might choose, but now I knew that she, if she chose, could beat me.	10
12	402	The only difference between myself and the kept girl of Earth, I speculated, was that I would not be able to choose who it was who would keep me.	10
14	321	What right had such brutes to brand us? To collar us? The Gorean right of the stronger, I told myself, to mark and claim the weaker as his own, should he choose to do so.	10
14	374	"But I suppose there is not much to choose from between a camisk and a slave tunic.	10
15	37	They would choose to fight.	10
15	39	They then did not choose to draw their blades.	10
18	32	"Bring her here as slave and choose between us.	10

Book 8. (14 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	160	"You must choose," said Samos, "between them".	10
2	289	Would he choose to exchange her? "Go to the ship," said Rim.	10
6	180	"What, however," asked Rim, "if she does not choose to sell?" Rim was standing at the window of the stern castle, looking out.	10
10	214	He will choose to know his property thoroughly.	10
11	62	She has no name, saving what her master might choose to call her.	10
11	245	What is it to me, if she should, in months, of her own accord, choose to fasten a talender in her hair?" I regarded him.	10
11	627	"I think, Ubar," I said, "that I will choose to return to my ship soon, at the banks of the Laurius".	10
12	163	And, in the morning, cowering before him, she must realize that he, willing to put forth some coins, might choose to purchase her for his own.	10
14	59	But first, I expected, panther girls would choose to exact their dues.	10
15	203	I might have entered the camp, but I did not choose to do so.	10
19	46	I had not anticipated that he might not choose to keep this scheduled rendezvous.	10
19	421	"Surrender!" "I do not choose to do so," I said.	10
22	290	I had not thought, ever, to see the Ubar as he stood there, looming over this woman, whom he might, did he choose, seize and own, but standing there numb, not understanding.	10
22	851	"Please do not beat me, Mistress!" "I do not choose," said Rissia, "to comply with the request of a slave".	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	223	I wondered what might become of the religion of Priest-Kings, if Priest-Kings should ever choose to make themselves known to men.	10
3	152	I shall first choose death!" "Very well," laughed the Forkbeard.	10
6	314	If a man of Torvaldsland must choose between his hall and his ship, it is the ship which, invariably, wins his choice.	10
10	146	If the combatants wished, however, they might choose another field.	10
13	295	"Of you, my friend, Ivar Forkbeard, I choose to ask the impossible".	10
13	416	"But who has told you that I choose to meet it?" Suddenly the men in the hall, both those of the Forkbeard and of Svein Blue Tooth, began to cheer.	10
13	426	I choose the sleen, the forest and the sea!" Svein Blue Tooth regarded him.	10
13	428	"I choose to remain outlaw".	10
14	150	I do not choose to speak in detail of what followed.	10
21	45	On Gor, should the girl be so unfortunate as to fall into slavery, the total depth of her needs, her sensations, her deepest and most concealed sensualities, must expose themselves helplessly to the master, even though he may, if he choose, mock her cruelly, to her misery, for her vulnerabilities.	10
22	93	That boy had died in the delta of the Vosk; in his place had come Bosk of Port Kar, ruthless and torn, but grown into his manhood; and now there was another, one whom I might, if I wished, choose to call again Tarl Cabot.	10

Book 10. (15 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	595	I would choose the place with some care.	10
7	535	As a conquered slave, she has no choice but to pleasure her master as he sees fit and to endure, on her part, willing or not, though soon she is more than willing, and is soon to the point of piteously begging, whatever frequent and lengthy ecstasies he may choose to inflict upon her.	10
10	93	"Interesting, Hassan," smiled the merchant, "that it should be the slave you choose to carry before your saddle".	10
10	378	One tries different girls until one finds her, or those, who are the most exquisite, the most pleasing; one tends then, to keep them; this tends, too, to work out to the advantage of the women, the female slaves, but few, except themselves, are concerned with them, or their feelings; men, it is clea...	10
15	98	"Ah," said he, "you choose to remain.	10
15	177	"I choose to stay, for the time," said Hassan.	10
17	35	He may, if he choose, stake out, or whip or slay a man who fails his quota of gathered salt, or strikes a fellow, administering fierce, dread discipline as the whim may seize him, and yet, should he himself be slain, his slayer is not punished, but accedes to his authority and, in his place, becomes...	10
20	134	"It is a hard choice you impose upon me," said Hassan, "to choose between my brother and my tribe".	10
20	136	I must choose my brother".	10
22	110	Then, on my kaiila, leading the other animals, I returned to the ship, to sort through the packs, and, from them, and the stores of the ship, to choose my supplies.	10
23	65	"But it is with the Kavars that I choose to ride".	10
23	125	One might choose his terrain in such a way as to impede the advancement of the enemy's right flank.	10
23	143	It was not impossible, in order to demonstrate their displeasure, that they would choose to go over to the Kavar side, assuming that they would be given prominence in the Kavar left flank.	10
24	603	Is it not time now to gasp and frown, to throw your verbal switches, press your buttons, ring your bells, that the male may salivate or cringe, as you choose?" She shook her head, numbly.	10
26	1129	But I did not choose to order her to this particular posture of readiness.	10

Book 11. (20 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	437	"Perhaps now, dear Lady," said the captain, "you will choose to speak, choose to reveal your name and city, and your business in this vicinity so late in the night?" I dared not speak.	10
18	135	Some women choose freedom; others choose love.	10
2	1007	I would not be, I suspected, on this world, permitted to choose upon whom I would bestow it.	10
3	624	Did he not choose to feed me, I understood, I would not eat.	10
4	207	I wondered if there was much to choose from between such a garment and being nude; I supposed the garment gave the men something to tear away.	10
4	268	I hoped, of course, that I might be able to choose whose collar I would wear.	10
4	269	But, shuddering, I realized that a girl does not choose whose collar she will wear; rather it is the man who chooses; it is he, and he alone, who places the collar.	10
4	1044	My master had then extricated me from my cruel prison and, with spear and rope, opened a path in the brush, through which I might, did I choose, take flight.	10
5	407	"Do you choose to be face-stripped before men?" he asked.	10
5	787	We shall have much pleasure with them, and then, should we choose to sell them, we will get a good price".	10
7	359	His terms were simple, that the woman be yielded to him, totally, that she be as much his, and as helplessly, though by her own free will, as any slave girl on whom he might choose to fix his collar.	10
9	937	I knew he could crush my throat easily with his Gorean strength, did he choose.	10
9	1384	I was covered with sweat and dirt; I was gasping; I was trembling, shaken with muscular stress from the cruel march, as well as with fear, knowing myself fully in their hands, not knowing what fate they might choose to inflict upon me.	10
9	1580	"And I do not choose to summon it into session".	10
9	2183	"If I choose to seek the leadership of the district," said Thurnus, "I will do so.	10
27	145	Rather than permit himself to be seen in tavern work by Thurnus, Caste Leader of Tabuk's Ford, I thought he might choose death.	10
29	141	"If I had the choice, I would choose not to be free but to be your slave".	10
29	142	A woman, I had learned, must choose between freedom and love.	10
29	144	Let each choose which is best for her.	10
29	169	"So you would choose to be a slave?" he asked.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	151	I did not let her speak further then, but forced the slave, as my whim had it, to endure the lengthy tumult of a bond girl's degradation, lying chained in the arms of a master who does not choose to show her mercy.	10
1	257	It did not choose to speak to me, or could not.	10
2	366	The man of Earth thinks of the world as being essentially dead; the Gorean thinks of his world as being essentially alive; one utilizes the metaphor of the blind machine, the other the metaphor of the living being; doubtless reality exceeds all metaphors; in the face of reality doubtless all metapho...	10
2	416	"Perhaps," I said, "but I choose my wars with care".	10
2	479	"Perhaps we will choose to do so," I said.	10
3	269	I would choose to live on no other sort of world.	10
5	59	I choose my wars.	10
5	60	I choose my loyalties".	10
6	154	"I do not choose to spend them," he said.	10
8	231	Later, as I choose and direct, you will labor for us".	10
10	309	"I do not choose to do so," he said.	10
15	16	"But you wear the name now," I said, "not as a free name, but as a slave name I choose to put on you".	10
15	1154	"Please, no! There are others in the tent! I do not want the other girls to know what a slave I am! Please, no, Master!" But I did not choose to show her mercy.	10
21	161	"I will choose how you will serve me," I told her.	10
21	163	"It is you who will choose.	10
21	280	Let men choose between such women.	10
21	281	Let men choose between them, between the stereotype and the truth, between the pain and the pleasure, between the unhappy and the happy, between the tasteless and the delicious, between sickness and health, between suffering and joy".	10
25	114	If one had to choose between cartographical fidelity and arriving alive in the next camp perhaps one would sooner sacrifice the former excellence to the latter desideratum.	10

Book 13. (17 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	318	"Why did you choose to voyage to Schendi?" he asked.	10
11	60	You think you could become attractive but merely choose not to be so.	10
11	264	"He would choose to realize a sure profit.	10
12	155	"You choose to move under the cover of darkness?" asked Shaba.	10
12	563	"No," he said, "unless Pembe should choose to give you one".	10
13	469	"I choose to yield, Master," she said.	10
13	661	"Surely now," I said, "you would choose freedom".	10
13	669	"I choose the brand," she said, "the collar, and the hands of a master on my body".	10
14	722	If he did not choose to deliver the false ring to the Sardar I might then, at a later date, hunt him down, to kill him.	10
16	194	He would choose his time of battle with great care".	10
18	32	Let each man choose his own treasures.	10
31	90	Or perhaps it is simply that the men of Gor, unlike the men of Earth, do not choose to unman themselves.	10
32	317	In a sense, given the rigors of evolution and selection, the human contains in itself not less animality than his brethren whom we choose to place lower on the phylogenetic scale than ourselves but more.	10
40	36	"I do not choose to do so," he said.	10
48	63	"I would choose to remain," he said.	10
48	78	"I choose to remain," he said.	10
52	145	"I do not choose to meet you in battle," said Bila Huruma.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	108	"But, perhaps," he said, "your master will choose to call you Beverly.	10
3	458	"It is in my power to make your life more pleasant, if I choose," she said.	10
4	124	Then her struggles, it seemed, grew weaker, and she lay before me, as though awaiting whatever fate a master might choose to bestow upon her.	10
4	297	"Any rational person must surely choose the lawn party," I said.	10
4	300	"I would choose barbarism," she said.	10
5	85	A man, on the other hand, with his strength, may punish a woman terribly with it, should he choose to do so.	10
5	86	No true man I knew, of course, would choose to do so.	10
7	812	I stood over her, and looked down at her small, trembling body, open to whatever I might choose to inflict upon it.	10
8	45	"Let those who have expressed their manhood," she said, "decide then whether or not they will ever again choose to deny it".	10
21	133	"But why, in any case, should they choose to arrive after dark?" I asked.	10
22	191	"I do not choose to do so," said the Lady Florence.	10
24	60	Briefly I put my two hands in her hair, that she might know I could control her by means of it, should I choose to do so.	10
32	153	"Why do you dally? What is wrong?" "I shall consider whether or not I choose to satisfy you," I said.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	111	Many Gorean women, in their haughtiness and pride, do not choose to have their features exposed to the common view.	10
4	571	"My dear Lady Tendite, or 'Darlene,' as I may choose to call you," I said, "I do not think we have a great deal more time to tarry in this place".	10
6	46	This would give Ar political leverage at the confluence of the Olni and Vosk, a strategic point if Cos should ever choose to move in force eastward along the Vosk.	10
15	177	"I choose not to inform you of its location," I said.	10
17	6	"I must submit to whatever men choose to do to me.	10
23	380	"Choose another," he said.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	376	"If the men of Earth choose to surrender the birthright of their dominance, to exchange it for the garbage of a political perversion; if they should choose to deny their genes; if they should choose to subvert and violate the order of nature; if they should choose self-castration to manhood, that is...	10
2	203	"Do you think that the urts of the Voskjard will discontinue their nibblings at the chain because we choose to rest?" asked a man.	10
8	365	"It is fortunate that he did not choose to check it by hand," I said.	10
17	342	"If I choose to have you by that name," I said.	10
18	469	Let each choose, perhaps, that which is best for him.	10
18	534	She would, thus, not know where it was that I would choose for her to spend the night.	10
19	82	I had decided that it might please me to see her mouth, to note the trembling and movement of her lips as she spoke, and to be able to kiss those lips, or be kissed by them, if I should choose to permit this.	10
19	631	"Oh, I know you could own me," she laughed, uneasily, "but I know that you will not choose to own me".	10
19	683	"Then I am to understand," she said, "that it is possible that you might, in all seriousness, choose to keep me as your slave?" "The choice is already made," I said.	10
19	685	"And what did you choose?" she asked.	10
19	697	"What did you choose for me?" "What do you think?" I asked.	10
20	225	I did not know what name he would choose to give her.	10
20	595	In such a situation few women will choose measured, stately movement over a chance to scurry, however awkwardly, however gracelessly, to a defensive bastion.	10
20	1609	Accordingly, Gorean men have excellent stock from which to choose.	10
20	1744	"It is a question of what I choose to do with you".	10
21	600	Even Gorean merchants, whom no one in his right mind could accuse of being immune to the allurements of wealth, will, almost invariably, choose honor over profit.	10

Book 17. (14 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	245	What is the value of choice when one must choose as one does not wish to choose? What is the value of choice when one must choose against one's own happiness, when one must choose self-denial, when one must choose what one hates? Better, choiceless, to be what one wants most to be.	10
11	241	They need not choose then as they had been told they must choose.	10
1	617	I would choose my own wars, my own ventures.	10
1	650	Priest-Kings, wisely, did not choose to directly confront such creatures.	10
1	1212	It would be the last place in the world that they would choose to lie.	10
2	285	"Those affairs are mine which I choose to make mine," I said.	10
2	337	"I choose them as I please".	10
8	988	These seven, though surely outstandingly attractive, seem to me to have been rather exceeded in beauty by several of the others, whom you did not choose to buy".	10
11	242	They need not choose then frustration, misery and suffering.	10
11	243	They need not choose pain and loneliness.	10
11	244	They need not choose then the self-alienating options prescribed for them by others, with their agendas extrinsic to the personal happiness of their victims.	10
14	82	It is easier, if one is smiling, to get a little less than one would like, or to give a bit more than one might otherwise choose to.	10
17	67	Indeed, there is, in my opinion, normally little to choose from between these two yoke ties.	10
17	239	"What of the beasts from your own wagons," I asked, "those who can bear arms, who can go on two feet when they choose?" She looked up at me.	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	98	But I would have to choose the taverner and tavern well.	10
4	102	Let her there, stripped, or silked, as he might choose, serve and please his customers.	10
6	109	"I could kill you now, both of you," he said, "but I do not choose to do so".	10
9	294	"You would choose," I asked, "to kneel in the position of the pleasure slave, that position of female degradation and debasement, imposed on certain females by men, of utter female vulnerability, helplessness and beauty?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
9	676	"But until I choose, within reason, to relinquish you," I said, "you are still to me as my slave, are you not?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
9	677	"Well," I said, "I do not choose, at this moment, to relinquish you".	10
12	91	The slaves of the red savages, like slaves generally on Gor, would be crossed and bred only as, and precisely as, their masters might choose.	10
12	198	"Choose another," invited one of the lads.	10
12	405	And, indeed, it may, if I choose, be used on you, even on the robe".	10
12	657	"But now," she said, "what if a man does not choose to satisfy me?" "Try to be such that he will show you kindness," I said.	10
14	180	Where natural sexuality is prohibited there is little alternative, obviously, but to choose among competitive alternatives.	10
14	412	"We were made to chew sip roots on the way to the camp," she said, "to protect us, if our red masters should choose to seize and rape us".	10
15	234	One's shield may choose not to defend one, if one is a liar".	10
16	254	How natural it is that men should choose to institutionalize their ownership.	10
18	309	The red savages, though often listening with great attention to their free women, and according them great honor and respect, do not choose to relinquish the least bit of their sovereignty to them.	10
22	185	"But we would like to choose our masters," she said.	10
22	296	He had not lived long enough to choose a suitable adult name for himself.	10
28	275	This is not to say that there is nothing to choose from amongst life worlds; it is only to say that we do not all share the same life world.	10
37	278	In the matter of bitterness of taste, there is little to choose from between raw sip root and slave wine, the emulsive qualities of the slave wine being offset to some extent by the strength of the concentrations involved.	10
37	292	If I should choose to kiss her I did not desire to taste the residue of sip root.	10
44	600	"Sometimes," I said, "there is little to choose from, between ten men, each with one arrow, and one man with ten arrows".	10
46	115	"Nonetheless," said Hci, "it is a risk I do not choose to take".	10

Book 19. (21 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	43	"This question, now that you are true slaves, is basically a question of whether you will choose to live or choose to die.	10
3	787	Animals do not have names, except as their masters might choose to name them.	10
5	149	I wondered if I might one day be so beautiful that he might see nothing to choose from, between me and them.	10
8	353	In her place there is now only a slave, an animal, who must wear whatever name masters choose to put on her.	10
11	92	I knew that my body was lubricating itself, preparing to receive him, if he should choose to have me.	10
15	66	"He did not choose to accept it.	10
23	321	But what can I do if they should simply choose to do so, I thought.	10
24	290	"Choose as you will.	10
24	293	"Do you choose to serve and yield, or die?" he asked.	10
24	297	"I choose to serve and yield!" she wept.	10
25	36	He certainly was free to choose her, and not Emily or myself, or one of our other chain sisters.	10
26	126	"Sluts choose the collar and the helpless service of men," she said.	10
26	127	"Women who are truly noble and free choose the mill".	10
26	130	"I choose the service of men," I said.	10
26	135	"I, too, choose the service of men," she said, "especially that of Aemilianus!" "You, too, then, are a slave and a slut," said Teela.	10
26	137	"But that you would shamelessly choose to be pleasure slaves over noble mill girls does not mean that masters must see fit to accord you such a slavery.	10
27	54	The choice, thus, is, in effect, one of whether you choose to become a total slave, surrendered and obedient, in your mind as well as your behavior, or die".	10
33	792	"I choose not to speak," he said, sullenly.	10
33	858	"I choose not to comment on these matters," he said, straightening himself.	10
35	61	Susan, I suspected, knowing my feelings for Drusus Rencius, was trying to be kind, giving me the liqueur that he was almost certain to choose.	10
36	650	On the other hand, I doubt that there is really much to choose from in this respect, that there is that much difference, really, at least amongst the high cities, or tower cities.	10

Book 20. (19 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	295	"In spite of the fact that I am willing to accord you the dignity of a swift and honorable death, one fitting for a free woman, you would choose instead, and prefer, the degradation of slavery?" "Yes," she said.	10
2	485	Thus I could, in effect, for most purposes, choose my preferred opening.	10
4	74	I had been reasonably confident that she would choose to exert her authority in this fashion.	10
4	92	I saw that he did not choose to contest these matters with her.	10
6	1269	"I do not choose to show you mercy," she said, coldly.	10
9	338	"I beg you to free me!" "You will be the first item on my loot list, Lady Telitsia, as I may choose to call you for a time," said Boots.	10
10	87	"To quote someone I once heard at the fair," said Boots, "'I do not choose to show you mercy.	10
12	50	"How would you choose to defend?" he inquired.	10
12	613	"Insolence, if I choose, is my prerogative".	10
14	178	"I do not choose to do so," he said.	10
14	213	"I wonder what you will choose," said Flaminius.	10
14	237	I was supposed to be spending that time, it seemed, agonizingly pondering which fate I would choose for myself.	10
16	1140	"Choose," said Belnar, to Temenides.	10
16	1142	"Choose," said Belnar.	10
19	3	They are easy to defend and serve to link various towers at various levels, towers which in a time of attack or siege may serve on given levels or in isolation, if the defenders choose to block or destroy the bridges, as independent keeps, each an almost impregnable, well-stocked fortress in its own...	10
21	127	"We certainly would not want them present at just any conversation which we might choose to have, would we?" "I suppose not," I said.	10
21	278	"To be sure," said Andronicus, "I choose my roles with care".	10
21	535	You informed me, as I recall, that you did not choose to answer my questions".	10
21	538	"Perhaps now," I said, "you will choose to answer them".	10

Book 21. (17 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	141	"Many captains," I said, "choose their causes on the scales of merchants, weighing their iron against gold.	10
15	230	Some warriors choose to die rather than do this.	10
15	414	She, though only a slave, would choose to sip it".	10
15	802	"And if I then do not choose to carry them?" I asked.	10
16	757	"Perhaps, in the end, when you are both marvelous, there will be little to choose from between you," I speculated.	10
16	759	"But now," I said, "there is a great deal to choose from, between you".	10
16	1098	"How terrible it must be to be a slave," said Boabissia, "and have to submit to whatever men choose to do to you".	10
16	1337	"Would you care to hear my latest poem now," asked Hurtha, "that which lightly chides those lazy fellows who choose upon occasion to sleep late?" "Of course," I said, grimly.	10
24	101	If all this is relative and subjective, then it seems there is nothing to choose from between pleasure and happiness and pain and misery.	10
24	105	Let each choose as he wishes.	10
25	318	There was a sense, of course, in which the slave girl is meaningless, the sense in which she is nothing, the sense in which she is a mere property, a rightless object, fittingly to be scorned, to be treated as one pleases, to be made to serve, to be disciplined or whipped, to be kept or cast away, a...	10
25	482	"I choose not to accept this attempt at manipulation".	10
25	532	"For two weeks," said my hostess, "or more, if I choose, you will be chained in the darkness, in one of the back alcoves, serving there as a speechless animal any who may come upon you or desire you".	10
25	1351	Too, it can doubtless be lonely in the house of a slaver, especially when the guards do not choose to amuse themselves with you, or have you perform for them, or, say, when you find yourself alone at night, perhaps a scrubbing slave, in the basement of a cylinder, chained in a cement kennel.	10
26	46	I must endure whatever you choose to impose upon me.	10
26	47	You choose to make me again such a helpless, squirming, screaming thing, so much outside of myself, so helplessly at your pleasure? Do so, then, for I am a slave! Ah, Master, I see that I am again, whether I wish it or not, to be carried into the countries of my helplessness, that you have decided i...	10
26	1706	And both the Gorean woman and the Earth girl, embonded, learning there is no escape for them and that they are irrevocably slaves, unless masters choose to free them, an act which is not only rare and foolish, but almost nonexistent, soon adjust to their new life and, sometimes to their surprise, an...	10

Book 22. (20 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	179	"But," said the small fellow, "whatever you choose to call them, or however you choose to think of them, we made a bargain!" "You have no Home Stone," said the bearded man.	10
6	543	We do not choose our masters nor is it up to us, whether or not we will please them, or to what degree.	10
6	600	I do not think, really, even from the point of view of men, that there is anything to choose from, between a Gorean girl and an Earth girl, assuming both have well learned their collars.	10
9	510	I was suddenly aware then, dimly, of what men might do to me, how they might take me out of myself, subjecting me to incredible sensations as they, not I, might wish, or choose.	10
11	1072	"Who shall choose the lucky ostrakon?" called Hendow.	10
11	1090	"Do not make me choose!" "Do you question me?" he inquired.	10
11	1093	I must choose my own rapist.	10
11	1104	"Now," said he, "choose one".	10
13	874	When a girl's most secret thoughts can be read as easily as slave numbers written on her breast her only viable option is total honesty, and as complete submission was required of Gorean slave girls her only practical recourse under such stringent circumstances is either to choose death or become in...	10
13	875	In short, as deception is impossible, the girl must either choose death or the reality of true bondage.	10
24	649	Do not be surprised, accordingly, if they now choose to avail themselves of you more frequently.	10
25	175	It seems they think that whatever land the tread of their tharlarion can shake, whatever soil they choose to mark with the imprint of their beasts' claws, is theirs.	10
26	227	But I would be scarcely less helpless if I were in a tiny slave cage, through the bars of which he might thrust with his sword, perhaps a hundred short, sharp times, or, similarly available to him, for whatever he might choose to do to me, chained with my belly to a tree, my ankles and wrists fasten...	10
27	255	It was a beast which, like men, I feared, could consider alternatives, envisage possible futures, choose courses of action.	10
29	364	If I had I would have begged release from the railing and submission to any bonds my captors might choose, even body cages or wire jackets, simply to be taken from this place! "What is it?" asked the small fellow of the beast.	10
29	581	"I find this," he said to me, "an acceptable and suitable vengeance, superior even to the sword, or to the thousand cuts, that you, my dear Doreen, or Tuka, or whatever masters now choose to call you, you stinking, worthless, curvaceous, treacherous slave slut, should be torn to pieces by a sleen!" ...	10
29	1477	"I choose not to leave an enemy behind me," said Fulvius.	10
31	253	"Did you choose to be a lure girl?" he asked.	10
33	366	"You did not choose to leave an enemy behind you," I said.	10
34	750	That a man would so seek a slave, and place his very life in peril for her may seem to mean nothing to him, as he will choose to view it, as he will dismiss it with scorn, but it means much to the slave.	10

Book 23. (21 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	59	They would not choose to do business with one who carried a Home Stone, even though they were three to two.	10
1	585	"You must endure such feelings, and more," I said, "when men choose to impose them upon you".	10
2	413	I now let her wonder, now that she had made her bold overture, if I would choose to accept it.	10
2	530	"Choose!" said the fifth woman.	10
2	539	"Choose!" called the fifth woman.	10
5	745	"But he did not choose you," I said.	10
6	848	I suspected he had had a greater variety of food to choose from than I had been offered.	10
8	209	You did not choose to permit it".	10
8	473	At the end of that time, however long I choose for it to be, I will do with you as I wish, perhaps making you a slave, perhaps giving you to another, perhaps selling you into slavery, whatever I please".	10
13	272	"Yes," she said, "I do, and had I the choice I would choose to have no choice but to serve, and serve as you have made me serve, totally".	10
15	85	If they had expected resistance, of course, they might have thought, appropriately enough, that I might choose to act before the arrival of the executioner, as that would mean an additional fellow to deal with.	10
15	540	"Why, too," I asked, "did you, a wealthy woman, of the Merchants, choose to wear artful rags, as though you might be a simple low-caste maid?" She was silent.	10
15	688	"Yet, even so," I said, "one might be found who might not choose to spare you".	10
17	495	Did this not suggest that I might regard myself as trapped, as I seemed to be, that I might regard my position as untenable, that I thus might choose not to offer resistance, that I might be prepared to surrender? Almost at the same time one or two score of fellows, from both sides, began to race to...	10
18	115	"It seems," said Aemilianus, "that we may choose to die here, or there".	10
18	116	"I would choose to make matters less convenient for Cosians," I said.	10
19	191	"Choose for Cos," he said.	10
19	193	"Yet today, I think," said he, glancing out to the piers, "would be a good day to choose for Cos".	10
21	408	"What duty did you choose?" he asked.	10
21	410	"Why did you choose that duty?" he asked.	10
21	413	"You did not choose to work on the wall?" he asked.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	484	"I choose not to deal further with underlings," said Marcus.	10
14	137	"Do you really think Cos would choose to meet you in the delta?" "They fled before us, in fear of their lives," said he, angrily.	10
44	385	"What if I do not choose to sell her?" I asked.	10
48	499	"Do you know, slave," asked he of the prostrate girl at his feet, "why I shall choose to keep you?" "It is my hope," she said, "that you will keep me because you find me of interest".	10
48	610	"If I choose to clothe her I will do so in a way that befits her, in a way that will make clear that she is the lowest and most despicable of slaves, in such a way that she will know herself more naked than naked".	10

Book 25. (11 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	182	Yet, in spite of his need, his intense desire for her, which it seemed he would choose to conceal from her, and her obvious, even explicitly expressed piteous need, which he chose to ignore, thereby supposedly, I suppose, indicating to her its meaninglessness to him, he had, as though nothing were a...	10
3	597	They do not choose to be dictated to by females.	10
5	132	"I do not think Ar will choose to defend itself," I said.	10
9	297	"You will choose me," she said.	10
10	373	Who would not relish getting his bracelets on such a shameless, lascivious slut, so natural a slave, one so meaningless and despicable, one so little deserving of respect or dignity, one so appropriately and perfectly destined for bondage, one belonging in the collar? And needless to say, the common...	10
15	58	"No longer would Cos choose to risk her in public," I said.	10
19	1290	Too, a girl is sometimes given to field slaves that way, cords attached sometimes to the ends of the yoke, that she may be pulled about, turned this way and that, and, in general, moved about and controlled as the slaves wish, until they weary of the sport and choose to have their way with her.	10
26	106	Did she see herself in the mirror as she now seemed, moody, and attired as befitted a woman of high caste, or did she see herself there otherwise, perhaps in a ta-teera or tunic, as men might choose to keep her.	10
26	435	"You would then choose to publicize, it seems, your whereabouts.	10
26	436	You would choose to be discovered naked and netted, before magistrates, in a room in the Metellan district, having been prepared to couch with a slave?" She threw her head down, angrily, on the furs.	10
28	206	But you did not choose to do so.	10

Book 26. (20 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	218	Some of these were clad in tunics such as I had been, invariably brief and revealing, the sort of garments in which men might choose to clothe women such as I.	10
11	582	"Choose some collar with an Earth-girl name".	10
11	1793	Choose another".	10
12	136	How subtle, how insistent and quiet, and yet how tenacious a foe of promulgated perversions are the whims of nature, that she should choose to be so constituted.	10
12	719	'If you are not cooperative, or choose to be troublesome,' he continued, 'your clothing will be removed, and you will be lashed, as though you might be a slave.	10
12	769	You might think, incidentally, that all of us would prefer to choose our own master, and not merely a private master, but an individual master, but that is not true.	10
12	770	I think I would have preferred to choose my own master, but that is perhaps only because I remembered one from long ago, one before whom I had knelt even before my body had grown used to bonds of iron, one whom I had never forgotten, one whom I had failed to please, one whose whip I had kissed.	10
12	771	But some of us, at least, would prefer not to choose our own master, but, rather, to have one imposed upon us, whom we must then, in the fullness of our bondage, willing or not, strive to please.	10
12	777	But, in any event, it is not we who choose the masters.	10
12	778	It is the masters who choose us.	10
13	212	Our intelligence, interestingly, makes us more the properties of our masters, just as one will demand, and have, more from an intelligent animal than from one less intelligent; we are more easily controlled in a thousand ways by as little as a glance or gesture, because we grasp what is required; ou...	10
14	206	Too, how often does a slave get to dress a free woman, as the slave might choose to dress her? And how often will she have the opportunity to conduct one about, "slave clad," back-braceleted, and on a leash? What a turnabout is there! The pit master, when I had displayed her to him, had seemed start...	10
16	519	They choose to own us, wholly.	10
18	184	Should a tarnsman, say, with slave noose in hand, invade their quarters he may choose the slave over the mistress.	10
23	42	And, if that was so, why should it be I who would be always permitted to act as her arrogant superior, when there was, in effect, little, if anything, to choose between us.	10
24	650	They do not choose to be weak with us.	10
29	113	I was pleased to understand that the pit master would choose to ignore my slight indiscretion.	10
29	273	Why should we listen to the begging, pleading prattle of a slave? We choose not to do so.	10
29	602	"There seems little to choose between you," he said.	10
46	560	"What is its purpose?" "You are to be given a third blow," he said, "because I choose to give you one, and because you are a slave, and that it may serve to remind you of what you are, my little charmer, that you are a slave".	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	133	Why then must we beg thusly? But, perhaps, she thought, it is not that we would not choose our masters, were it in our power, but, alas, it is the masters who choose us.	10
4	537	If you choose to do so, I will have Tutina, who is considerably younger and larger, and stronger, than you, hold you".	10
7	67	"I see you do not choose to clarify these matters," she said.	10
11	26	Rather, might they not choose to accept that view of the matter, the feminist view, so to speak, and rearrange the institutions of society accordingly? Mirus, her master, indicated that she might withdraw, and so she stood to one side.	10
11	953	"Then you would not choose to beg?" he asked.	10
13	560	It thrilled her, of course, to know that he had this power, and that he had this power made her feel so much more a slave, but she was certain he would never choose to exercise it.	10
16	1159	Choose then the best and most beautiful of us all, Cotina, me!" Ellen was startled at the eagerness, the zeal, the openness, the competitiveness, of the slaves.	10
20	72	It is the function of the camp marshal to choose sites, lay out the camps, and, when ready to move, to order the components in the march, arranging wagons, cavalry, stock, guards, scouts, and such.	10
24	27	To be sure the slave would like to choose her master.	10
25	997	Men looked about, to see who had spoken, who might choose to challenge the preceding, remarkable bid.	10
26	542	I will bring you to the point of yielding a hundred times before I permit you relief, if I choose to do so at all.	10
27	1119	For example, it seems clear that this had not been clearly understood by Mirus, who seemed to have taken it for granted, and naturally, however unwisely, that the leadership of the group was in the grip of one of his own kind, a human, presumably he whom we now choose to refer to as the "spokesman".	10
27	3120	Too, if there were foes, or mysterious figures, in the grasses, Ellen did not think they would choose to deter the beasts in their passage.	10
27	3412	Let it be done to me as men choose.	10

Book 28. (19 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
79	796	"Choose me, choose me," she begged.	10
3	268	"What if I do not choose to respond to that name," she said.	10
22	64	Was she lacking, was she not attractive? Was she not such that she could make men her toys? Or was it now that she was the toy, with whom men might choose to play, or not to play? She seemed uncomprehending.	10
22	255	"How do you choose to die?" asked Peisistratus.	10
22	256	"One who herds tarsk would not choose to die so".	10
24	89	"Choose another name".	10
36	66	"He could choose to die," said Grendel.	10
39	72	Kurii, he trusted, are rational animals and would seldom choose certain death.	10
43	347	"Suppose you were a slaver or raider," said Cabot, "and you had to choose between a woman so clad, an indisputable beauty, one with an obvious sales value, one who might go for several coins, and an unknown quantity, a woman heavily robed and veiled, who, stripped, might be of little interest even t...	10
43	398	Do you not understand that merchants choose such as you with a profit in mind, that you are that valuable, and that you are such, and carefully selected to be such, that you might drive a man mad with desire? You have been collared, girl.	10
44	298	This cannot be rendered into English or Gorean, so we will choose a name, one not unknown on Gor, Statius.	10
74	24	Commanders choose their ground carefully.	10
76	48	Cabot saw little to choose between them.	10
77	210	"As rubies are rare," said Cabot, "and valuable, I doubt that you would choose to dispose of them here, in the world.	10
78	85	They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves.	10
79	626	"I did not choose you," said Cabot.	10
79	627	"Choose me now," she said.	10
79	629	"Choose me now," she said.	10
79	634	"It is now your free choice," she said, eagerly, "to choose me or not".	10

Book 29. (19 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	782	What need had they, in their plenitude of power, of such instruments? She was, on the other hand, exactly the sort of woman whom slavers, abetting the schemes of Kurii, would choose to recruit.	10
5	854	The face of a free woman, particularly one of high caste, of station, and such, is secret to herself, and to those to whom she might choose to bare it.	10
5	855	It is not like the face of a slave, exposed to any herdsman or peddler, any passer-by, who might choose, however casually, to look upon it.	10
6	56	Accordingly she loves to be in the master's power, whether merely heeding his word, obeying, or realizing, in frustration, that no matter how much she might wish to do so, she is not permitted to speak, or writhing in his bonds, helplessly exposed to his mercy, and caresses, should he choose to best...	10
7	200	They will certainly attack humans, and humans are surely within their prey range, but, given a choice, they will usually choose prey to which they are accustomed, wild tarsk, wild verr, tabuk, and such".	10
7	280	Certainly, now, she would better understand, even as a free woman, how she was in the power of men, should men choose to exercise their power.	10
9	300	One must choose sorrow and righteous grief over opportunity and gratification".	10
13	93	What is to choose from between the circle and triangle, but blood and time are attuned to a different geometry.	10
16	290	Our tarns carried less weight, this increasing agility and speed, and we might thus choose our moments of engagement, to strike when, and as, and where, we wished, and to withdraw as we might please, with little fear of being overtaken.	10
20	142	I supposed he would choose to project upon her an image of what he thought she should be, and, indeed, perhaps she, too, would struggle to deny her newly discovered deepest self, and conceal it behind a facade prescribed by an ugly and unnatural culture.	10
22	1	Licinius Lysias Has Returned to Tarncamp; I Choose to Deal with Licinius Lysias in a Certain Manner; Saru is to be Taken from the Stable; I Return to my Hut, Followed Later by Pertinax Growling, enraged, struggling, now awakened, Licinius Lysias, he of Turmus, fought the straps which held him, hand...	10
24	205	"Too," I said, "I think few would choose to withdraw from your service".	10
28	464	Too, the professional assassin will usually choose to work alone, depending on himself, no others".	10
31	5	"I understand what I am asked to understand," I said, "but I choose not to understand".	10
31	41	"What if some choose not to fight?" I asked.	10
33	25	"I choose my wars with care," I said.	10
38	35	The men might pick and choose then from amongst what one might think of as on-board paga taverns.	10
40	19	Isolated infantrymen fare less well against tarn attack, as the tarnsmen can pick and choose their targets, with relative impunity.	10
44	111	"Which of us does not wish to be sold off a block," she said, "into the arms of a master?" "Perhaps you would like to choose the master," I said.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	425	"Choose me, choose me!" she begged.	10
3	168	Bribery and corruption had been rampant and those with the ear of the Ubara, those on whom she might choose to smile, prospered, while the common citizenry suffered, struggled to live, knew fear and uncertainty, peril and want, and must endure the contumely and abuse not only of undisciplined, garri...	10
17	157	The deck of a ship, the structures and paraphernalia about, the footing often uncertain, sometimes difficult, is a venue no rational person would choose to traverse blindly.	10
20	34	Did she not know that such behavior might be misunderstood, that it might be construed as a plea to be enfolded in a man's arms, to be purchased, to be put on his chain? The slave cannot choose her master, but she has many ways in which to plead that it will be she who is chosen.	10
23	115	Our men, who are mercenaries, and hired as such, save for the Pani, prefer to choose their wars intelligently, to weigh odds, to balance gold carefully against blood, to fight for a presumed victory, with loot and pay in the offing, not for defeat, not for the chains of a slave, not for a likely dea...	10
26	421	"Choose me!" she begged.	10
26	426	"Slaves do not choose their masters," I said.	10
26	427	"Masters choose their slaves".	10
26	428	"Choose me!" she wept.	10
37	73	How easily a slave may be managed, and controlled, by such things! Must she wait? Will one choose to satisfy them, and how often, and in what way, and to what extent? A red-silk slave is often deprived of attention for some days, say, four or five, before being brought to the block, that she may wri...	10
37	508	I think a day or so more will secure such supplies as Captain Nakamura never anticipated, and would not choose to leave without.	10
37	1029	In time, if she proved satisfactory, I might even consider a tunic, or two, the sort of tunic men choose for owned women.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	368	"Would not everyone choose those of high caste, even those of Ubaras?" I asked.	10
5	94	We cannot choose our masters.	10
7	27	Rather they should choose and again match ostraka, hazard another turn of the wheel, another placement of the stones, another roll of the dice! We must serve our paga and ka-la-na modestly, of course, for the men must be kept at the games.	10
8	700	It is they who will choose, not we.	10
8	1040	It is the master who will protect the slave, as any other animal, should he choose to do so.	10
8	1735	How helpless we are in the hands of men, if they but choose to be masters! How they play with us, and use us as they please! We are so different from them! We are so small, so helpless in their power! Yet I would not trade the Gorean man, with all his might and will, all his arrogance and power, all...	10
16	35	"But, Mistress," I said, "this is the sort of garment in which a strong man might choose to display a slave, to boast of the beauty and pleasures he has at his disposal".	10
17	249	And, of course, though the final word is the master's, it is a rare master who is immune to the delights which a lovely slave might choose to present for his consideration.	10
35	96	"And how, if they left now, could they recoup their losses? And might their departure not dismay the pretty kajira who has been so delightedly and enthusiastically at their side, encouraging them to spin or choose once again, and then again, one sharing so sympathetically in their fortunes? Could th...	10
48	181	To this question Lucius did not choose to respond.	10

Book 32. (21 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	30	If the ost could choose a human form I thought it might choose one much like that of Tyrtaios.	10
6	267	I did not know if I would choose to so voyage again.	10
8	190	Would one not choose, as far as possible, to herd only the finest to the sales pens? It is much the same with women.	10
13	153	In any event, once collared, there would seem little to choose between us.	10
15	691	In any event, Gorean or barbarian, we were all women, and once collared, once owned, it seemed there was little to choose between us.	10
16	108	"There is little to choose from; it is merely one piece of meat or another".	10
23	126	I was then indeed "Laura," or whatever masters might choose to name me, should they give me a name.	10
25	147	Related potions which might be quaffed by free women, if they should choose to do so, for they are free, are reputedly mild and flavorful, as would be suited to their status.	10
25	148	They, of course, are not animals to be bred or not bred as masters might choose.	10
26	67	"I do not choose to do so," he said.	10
35	113	"I did not choose to do so," said Tuza.	10
41	406	"Surely you are aware," he said, "that as a slave you have no name, any more than any other beast, save as masters might choose to name you".	10
43	308	You may choose to die now, or later".	10
43	862	"Men do not choose doom lightly," said Genserich.	10
45	42	"I do not choose to do so," he said.	10
50	156	I wondered if many of the males of my world could even understand such a thing, that there are men so powerful, so masculine, so virile, so lustful, so passionate, so dominant, so uncompromising, so demanding, that they will make women slaves, for they will choose to have them as such, as properties...	10
50	157	They will choose to own their women, categorically and absolutely We are their rightless belongings.	10
50	579	She does not choose the chains which will weight her fair limbs".	10
51	90	"There is nothing to choose from amongst them," said Tyrtaios.	10
52	156	My rescuer, whom I shall choose to refer to as my "captor," for it was he who had captured me, and he in whose keeping I remained, suddenly looked about, to his right.	10
52	313	"I do not choose to do so," said my captor.	10

Book 33. (29 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	301	"Choose, choose me!" she said to Pertinax.	10
1	522	Did they really think, I wondered, that I, or others, tarnsmen, would set a flight line directly to a camp allegedly secret, a line which, well marked, might be followed by seekers, or hunters, on foot? I had ordered my men, in leaving the castle, to choose randomly amongst pieces of silk, each insc...	10
2	148	Let each choose his own, or be chosen by his own.	10
10	189	"One must choose," I said.	10
11	184	The point is to choose one's field and time, and apply force judiciously.	10
13	65	"So, too, are they on Earth," I said, "if they but choose to be so".	10
15	4	If a daimyo failed to respond at any time to a particular summons, or did not choose to honor his shogun with his presence at expected times, he was regarded, de facto, as placing himself in a state of rebellion, the likely consequence of which would be his execution, unpleasantly consummated, the e...	10
19	65	"You may choose three," said the Ashigaru, "one each, for your personal pleasure".	10
19	286	"You know you do! You have loved me from the first moment you saw me! I will let you hold me! I will let you kiss me! Choose me, free me!" "You were worthless on Earth," he said.	10
19	304	"Choose me, Gregory," she said.	10
19	305	"Please, Gregory, choose me!" His eyes were stern.	10
19	307	Please choose me, Master".	10
21	387	"I did not choose to do so," she said.	10
23	306	"It is difficult to choose a path," said Haruki.	10
24	24	"I see little to choose between them," said another.	10
25	147	How dared they do this? She was not a slave, who must endure whatever abuse free persons choose to visit upon her.	10
42	118	"Unless," he said, "I choose that you shall do so".	10
42	307	They choose with taste and discrimination.	10
43	142	"Many a night," he said, "I imagined her lying on the floor at the foot of my bed, naked, bound hand and foot, there if I should choose to make use of her".	10
45	128	Could it be done, and well? And there is commonly little to choose from, when one considers warring factions, in both of which are likely to be found the plausible and the implausible, the worthy and the unworthy, the noble and the base, the honorable and the dishonorable.	10
48	47	"But," I said, "what if it does not choose to meet the iron dragon?" "Precisely," said Lord Yamada.	10
48	48	"It may not choose to be incinerated in the sky," I said.	10
55	66	"Nor I," I said, "but I do not choose to risk your life on the matter".	10
57	16	"Perhaps I do not choose to do so," she said.	10
57	65	Who would choose to hold ground or counterattack under a sky in which might suddenly appear the stern, beating wings of fate's implement, a gigantic dragon sprung alive from legend and myth, capable of palpable arson and destruction, appearing in a world where the canvas over one's head might burst ...	10
58	13	"Doubtless," said Nodachi, "here and there, under prize officers, but not enough to hold back Lord Temmu, should he choose to march".	10
59	72	"And you choose to receive them here?" I said.	10
60	295	"Each must choose his own path," said Nodachi.	10
61	1126	Surely she understood she had been disowned, and was then no longer the daughter of the great Marlenus; surely she understood that she was now an item of livestock, of slave stock, and had no name but what masters might put on her, should they choose to name her.	10

Book 34. (9 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	38	"They choose carefully," she said.	10
5	69	You no longer have names, unless we choose to give you names.	10
6	268	They will decide, they will pick, they will choose.	10
7	67	You, on the other hand, we choose to favor.	10
9	115	It was no longer mine to bestow or withhold as I might choose.	10
9	278	Was he mad? Could he not see what a beauty I was, and I was in his collar! He had dared to suggest that I was not worth keeping! And then he had not kept me! On Earth I had been able to pick and choose.	10
9	306	I was particularly concerned to choose with care.	10
26	255	"Surely one of the dark caste would be a strange agent for one to choose," he said, "to deliver to another prestige, power, glory, honor, and wealth, such things".	10
26	270	I, and others, who choose not to appear publicly, will then see that the shipment itself is diverted to our principal, who will put it to his own purpose".	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	201	When the acquirers had populations of millions to choose from, and could choose as they wished, it was highly likely that the average shipment would be of high quality.	10