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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	60	The areas of jurisdiction of these two types of courts are not well defined; the Initiates claim ultimate jurisdiction in all matters, in virtue of their supposed relation to the Priest-Kings, but this claim is challenged by civil jurists.	10
10	16	"And this is my woman, whom I claim by sword-right".	10
17	33	Needless to say, his claim was not acknowledged by the Chief Initiates of Gor's free cities, who regarded themselves as sovereign in their own cities.	10
17	45	Although they alone, of all the men on Gor, claim to be immortal, in virtue of the mysteries, forbidden to the profane, which they practice, they are perhaps the most timid of Goreans.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	43	It was common, of course, for Initiates to claim to speak for the Priest-Kings; indeed, it was presumably the calling of their caste to interpret the will of the Priest-Kings to men.	10
6	185	"You will hold me for them, you will claim right of capture and demand a portion of my price!" She spat in my face.	10
8	59	They were scarcely distinguishable from one another, an aggregate of grays and browns, so different from the thousand gay colors that gleamed in most cities, where each cylinder in towering splendor lodged its claim to be the bravest and most beautiful of all.	10
22	158	Thus by the laws of Tharna do I claim you.	10
24	215	Thorn was silent, for how could he claim to know that the girl was not Lara, when presumably he had never looked upon the face of the true Tatrix? "I am she," cried the girl.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	67	I knew that the High Initiate of Ar, following the policies of the High Initiate before him, wished to claim hegemony over all other Initiates, and claimed to possess this already, but his claim, of course, was denied by the other High Initiates who regarded themselves as supreme in their own cities...	10
1	97	It is said that neither the physical intricacies of the cosmos nor the emotions of human beings are beyond the scope of their power, that the feelings of men and the motions of atoms and stars are as one to them, that they can control the very forces of gravity and invisibly sway the hearts of human...	10
30	168	The latter, of course, terrified, bewildered, would be of little service themselves, but they were offered as inducements to the males of Misk's forces to encourage their desertion; the girls were, so to speak, a bounty for treachery, and since the beauty of Chamber Slaves was well known in the Nest...	10

Book 4. (12 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	430	"Should I win," I said, "I will claim as my prize the kiss of an insolent wench".	10
8	574	"I claim victory and the woman!" shouted Albrecht.	10
9	18	There would be something, of course, to be said for such a claim, for the merchants are often indeed in their way, brave, shrewd, skilled men, making long journeys, venturing their goods, risking caravans, negotiating commercial agreements, among themselves developing and enforcing a body of Merchan...	10
9	481	Moreover, to avoid legal complications and free the assets for investment and manipulation, the transfer is asymmetrical, in the sense that the individual, even should he somehow later recover his freedom, retains no legal claim whatsoever on the transferred assets.	10
12	20	How was it that he, a merchant of Turia, knew of the golden sphere? How was it that he, a man of shrewdness and intelligence, seemed willing to barter volumes of gold for what he termed merely a curiosity? There seemed to be something here at odds with the rational avarice of mercantile calculation,...	10
12	271	There is a kind of implicit claim of ownership involved in putting a wench in slave steel.	10
22	157	The guests and the captives, led by those who would claim them, faded from the room.	10
25	774	Slowly, with my mouth, by inches, I began to claim her.	10
26	430	"The one that the two men who brought the sphere told me might come one day to claim it".	10
26	445	"But are you not he who is to come from Priest-Kings to claim the egg?" inquired Kamchak.	10
26	555	"Turian gold!" "One might claim," said Harold, "that that makes quite a difference".	10
26	557	"On the other hand," said Harold, "I for one would not claim that".	10

Book 5. (3 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	58	"It is said you claim to be Claudia Tentia Hinrabia," said Cernus.	10
24	295	The two Warriors who stepped forward to claim the girls were Relius and Ho-Sorl.	10
24	384	"You come forward," asked he, "to claim your honors, your glories and awards?" I said nothing, but stood before him.	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	343	"I claim the immunity of the herald!" he cried.	10
11	583	"—if you can return to claim it," muttered a captain, darkly.	10
13	40	"I claim," I said, "the immunity of the herald".	10
18	44	I wondered how many men would claim to have fought on the twenty-fifth of Se'Kara, abroad on Thassa.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	354	I had just not yet met those who might understand this new reality, and claim me.	10
14	81	Ena, the high girl, who wore the garment of white, had not been much pleased that I did not have a caste, and could not claim a familiar city as my place of origin.	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

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	1003	The Goreans claim that in each woman there is a free companion, proud and beautiful, worthy and noble, and in each, too, a slave girl.	10
9	343	She no longer could claim family.	10
11	746	It seems that they, at least on my former world, Earth, claim to wish to relate to, and profess to esteem, as is prescribed for them, only weak men, soft men, little men, pleasant, sensitive, charming, predictable males, insecure, deferential, docile, accommodating fellows, trained to view their mas...	10
19	139	"I claim vengeance!" cried Hura.	10
19	460	"And once I saw you remove your helm in the stadium of tarns, and claim again the throne of Ar".	10
20	175	Would the blade, suddenly, without warning, from the darkness leap forward to claim them? "Please let us within your circle!" cried Hura.	10
22	356	"This woman," said Marlenus, thrusting Hura with his foot to the sand, "I claim".	10

Book 9. (10 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	18	This claim, like many of those of Initiates, is disputed by few, and ignored by most.	10
2	125	Most Goreans took with some seriousness their claim to be able to placate and influence Priest-Kings.	10
2	220	The Initiates claim they have no size or shape or form.	10
9	378	I had no special claim on the pretty little bondmaid, no more than any other among the Forkbeard's men.	10
10	47	Only a madman, or a fool, might have taken seriously his claim to be of the Ax Glacier country.	10
10	107	There are others who claim, as would be expected, that the handling of a slave girl, in order to get the most out of her, is an inborn gift.	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
10	395	"Before you claim them," she said, "I recommend that you recall your true name".	10
11	300	"Will you dare to claim them?" I asked.	10
18	370	"No, Wulfstan!" "If I still wish you later," he said, "I will retrieve you from the pen, with others which I might claim as my share of the booty".	10

Book 10. (3 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	205	Further, what one sees is a function not simply of what exists in the external world, but of a number of other factors as well, for example, what one has familiarly seen before, what one expects to see, what others claim is there to be seen, what one wants to see, the physical condition of the organ...	10
17	154	Within the boundaries of his own being, in that bright realm, let him claim the supremacy which is his; it will remain vacant, unless he seize upon it.	10
26	1158	I lifted her toward my lips, to claim her.	10

Book 11. (5 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	53	Indeed, some claim the Salerian Confederation has grown as well as it has because the cities of the north fear the possible imperialism of Ar.	10
26	226	"You claim to be of Ar," said he.	10
26	230	"Shall I have you taken before the magistrates of Ar," he inquired, "to substantiate your claim of citizenship?" "No," she said, "no!" She looked at him, terrified.	10
26	231	To claim a Home Stone as one's own when it is not is a serious offense among Goreans.	10
27	612	It is, it seems, for men to command and women to obey, for men to dominate and women to submit, for men to claim and for women to yield.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	730	He might use the girl for a month and then claim a refund in virtue of the guarantee.	10

Book 13. (8 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	222	"I claim innocence.	10
13	299	Perhaps they will claim you, and you can do nothing about them.	10
24	377	"Are you now going to claim me, as your slave?" she asked.	10
24	380	"I claim you, Tende," said he, "as my slave".	10
24	385	"I claim you, Tende, daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu," he said, "as my slave, and now, for the first time, I assert over you the full and uncompromising rights of my mastery".	10
44	138	They had made not the least effort to help her, even when the eight-legged monster had emerged to claim her as its trapped quarry.	10
45	27	Such women, in their waking hours, are often tense and restless; it is not unusual, too, for them to be irritable; and many times they are hostile toward men; many times they are not even fully aware of the underlying causes of their uncomfortable conscious states; how horrified they might be if the...	10
48	256	In having been enslaved she has lost all claim to her former Home Stone.	10

Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	175	And just as it is not unusual for a given master to claim that, say, his slave is the most beautiful and desirable in the entire city, and he probably believes this, so, too, it is not unusual for a city to claim that its slaves are the most beautiful and desirable of all slaves on Gor.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	211	"I am prepared to believe that you are, as you claim, a natural slave," I said.	10
30	144	Certainly I was prepared to corroborate my claim, if need be, with descriptions of the holding, and accounts of the feast and of our conversations, descriptions and accounts much too detailed to have been likely to have been extracted from a captive.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	587	On the other hand, I do not claim to understand all aspects of the translation.	10
1	1219	Many warriors claim to have seen this happen.	10
13	481	With the stoke of your whip, claim me.	10
19	253	"What did the Yellow-Kaiila Rider say to you," I asked, "after he had spoken to the youth, before he had returned to his place?" "That the youth was within his rights," said Grunt, "that he could claim her, under the circumstances, by right of slave capture".	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	176	Others claim that they once lived in a flint-rich area and, prior to the general availability of trade points, conducted a lively trade in flint with surrounding tribes.	10
22	139	Later her new master, if he remembered, would return for her, to claim her.	10
30	52	The matter is perhaps rather similar to the claim that the will always acts on the stronger motive, the stronger motive being implicitly defined as that motive on which the will acts.	10
30	56	The most successful belief systems normally have two significant properties in common; first, they have nothing to do with the real world and, secondly, they claim to have a great deal to do with it.	10
33	167	"Exercising the prerogative of any Kaiila warrior, over any slave in a compound of the Kaiila," said Cuwignaka, clearly and loudly, "I now claim this woman as my personal slave".	10
40	698	"Claim her, if you wish," I said.	10
40	706	"Please, please claim me!" she cried.	10
40	707	"Claim her, and then punish her with death," said a man.	10
40	713	"I beg it! I beg it!" "I claim you," said Seibar.	10
40	854	"I claim you," said Carrot.	10
40	858	"I claim you," said Cabbage.	10
47	345	Some claim it has the function of cleaning the claws.	10

Book 19. (10 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	161	I did not know who might enter that door, to claim me.	10
5	60	The claim of Argentum, of course, was that the silver mines were theirs.	10
16	310	"If you are actually a free woman, as you claim," he said, "no great harm will be done.	10
23	84	"Do you still claim to be a free woman?" asked the first man.	10
23	246	"Do you still claim to be a free woman, Tiffany?" he asked.	10
23	249	"I claim nothing," I said, vanquished and chained.	10
29	265	Now claim me.	10
29	266	I beg to be claimed! Have me, own me, claim me, make me yours.	10
33	444	"She whom you claim is the former Tatrix," said Ligurious.	10
36	863	It was only substantially, in a given tradition, in a given world, in little more than a recent period, that she has been taught to deny herself, and suspect her most natural urges and impulses, as natural to her as her breathing and the beating of her heart, and to claim to prize life-denying, path...	10

Book 20. (4 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	501	If a woman not within a clear context of rights, such as capture rights, house rights, or camp rights, should pronounce herself slave, simpliciter, then she is subject to claim.	10
9	68	"As she seems to be free," I said, "I will claim her, she in the modality of the free captive".	10
16	429	"I assure you," protested Rowena, "our identities are exactly as we claim.	10
16	1059	"And," asked the player, "if you should win, and claim, this forfeit, what might I expect to be your pleasure?" "That you be boiled alive in the oil of tharlarion," said Temenides.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	547	Was it not appropriate that I permit her to do what she thought was expected of her, to raise and flutter defiantly, predictably, however reluctantly, for a moment, the futile, pathetic, meaningless little flag of the supposedly righteous free woman, to permit her to enact her pretense, to protect h...	10
16	28	By means of this tag I would claim her in the morning.	10
16	1009	"Do you have the claim ticket for Feiqa?" "Yes," I said.	10
16	1392	She was, I am sure, merely attempting to improve her claim as to being an Alar.	10
18	173	I cannot wait until I get to Ar, to claim my glory and wealth!" I did not respond.	10
18	230	"Because perhaps you might fall into the hands of a fellow who might be as rigorous and strict with you, as you would be, or as you seem to claim you would be, had you a female such as yourself in your power, and you were a man".	10
20	78	"I cannot wait," said Boabissia, "to claim my patrimony".	10
22	312	"I came to Ar to claim my patrimony," said Boabissia, "not to suffocate and roast in a loft".	10
24	41	"She thinks she may have found the house of her people," said Feiqa, "that she might enter, that incredible fortune might be hers, that she might be able to claim her patrimony".	10
25	1445	She was skillful at this type of game, it seemed, to provoke a male response, and then to claim she had been misunderstood, and was offended, thus confusing the male, keeping him off balance, and, in general, thusly guaranteeing, with a glance or tear, that she would have things her own way.	10
26	1388	His claim is fully warranted, unchallengeable and legally indisputable.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	144	Could she believe what she had done, and said? How she had begged and squirmed, and acted not at all like a free woman, but like a slave? How she had behaved in his arms? How could she, a free woman, have acted like that? But perhaps she was not truly, ultimately, a free woman, as she had hitherto s...	10
34	83	The legalities of simple slave claim, based on active proprietorship, had now superseded, with respect to that collar, the rights contestable by the sword under which I had hitherto been held, those of sword claim.	10
6	413	For example, if one is not strong, one might tend to disparage strength, or claim that it is not important.	10
6	415	Similarly, if one is not beautiful, or attractive, one might tend to disparage beauty, or attractiveness, or claim that it is not important.	10
11	1123	"Claim your prize".	10
13	73	Some girls claim they would rather be naked, claiming that such silk makes them "more naked than naked," but most girls, and I think, even those, too, who speak in such a way, are grateful for even the wisp of gossamer shielding it provides against the imperious appraisals of masters, even though it...	10
17	31	The Chief Initiate of Ar claims to be chief of all the Initiates of all the cities, but the other Chief Initiates, in the other cities, do not, it seems, at least on the whole, acknowledge this claim.	10
19	29	For a slave to claim caste is a serious matter.	10
20	265	Who could prove that he had been involved in these things? My own testimony, even if it were dragged out of me on the rack, would be only that of a slave; his men would presumably not betray him; and he could always claim that his tavern, the basement, and such, had been used without his knowledge.	10
24	791	It is not as though he could take me in his arms, if he were so inclined, and claim me by his rape.	10
28	99	Anyone who came on them could now claim them".	10
29	612	See Mina, and Cara! Both are beautiful! You can put sword claim on us all!" Mirus, in fury, lashed back with his hand, striking Tupita from him.	10
29	705	Moreover, I now put sword claim upon them both.	10
29	851	I felt confused, and frightened, but, too, elated, for I thought I understood then, by his response to the beast, that he had believed me, even when I had made what must have seemed so strange a claim.	10
31	244	Could he mean that the stranger had put claim upon me, and that it was to his whip that I was now subject? But, of course, he may have meant only that I belonged to Ionicus of Cos.	10
32	159	"I put sword claim upon you.	10
32	256	Sword claim, however, if uncontested, took priority.	10
33	70	He had put sword claim upon me.	10

Book 23. (12 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	392	Or perhaps she might solicit some person to make active claim upon her, such a claim, after certain intervals, superseding prior claims.	10
2	542	This had been the first time, according to her claim, that she had had recourse to female fraud.	10
3	179	"Surely he cannot be the scoundrel you claim," I said.	10
8	819	The woman would now discover that her companion, or former companion, a fellow perhaps hitherto taken somewhat too lightly, one perhaps hitherto accorded insufficient attention and respect, one perhaps hitherto neglected and ignored, even despised and scorned, was indeed a man, and one who now would...	10
11	128	"And you claim to be the regent's courier?" he asked.	10
16	395	In such a case, presumably the woman would expect the master who has then put claim on her to free her.	10
18	411	Cosians, mercenaries mostly, broke free from their rearward ranks and ran to the wall, to claim females.	10
18	507	"Yet, too," he said, "many claim, interestingly, to have seen the same female, she who was supposedly impaled, whoever she was, later on the wall's walkway, and later, too, with the women and children".	10
19	41	Some claim, incidentally, that Commenius was himself once a mercenary.	10
21	554	"I did not claim explicitly to be a free woman, Master!" she wept.	10
24	457	Then she threw back her head and shrieked, for the lash, swift, instantaneous, like lightning and fire, had called to her attention the mistaken nature of her claim.	10
24	755	Most Goreans, save for occasional sacrifices, observations, donations to temples, and such, called for by the caste of Initiates, who claim to mediate between men and Priest-Kings, live their lives without much concern for Priest-Kings, and seem to hope that the Priest-Kings will return the favor, w...	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	842	It was the sort of melody of which free women often claim to be completely ignorant but, when pressed, prove to be familiar, surprisingly perhaps, with its every note.	10
26	204	Some claim to have seen them even in the vicinity of the Sardar.	10
28	465	"You claim her as your own, by capture?" he asked.	10
31	308	Some fellows claim to like it.	10
48	18	"I am nothing, worthless, only a slave! I must be shameless! No longer am I permitted to claim, profess, and attempt to retain, false dignities! That is for free women! No longer am I a free woman! That is behind me! It is gone, gone! I am now a slave! I am shameless! Yes, shameless, shameless! I am...	10

Book 25. (12 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	949	Similarly, on Gor, as on Earth, there is a clientele, particularly in uncertain, troubled times, for those who claim to be able to read the future, to tell fortunes, and such.	10
12	265	Some free women claim that this book, which is supposedly written by Dina, "a slave," which continues to appear in various editions and revisions, because of its intelligence and sensitivity, is actually, and must have been, written by a free woman.	10
12	356	If an investigation were initiated, which seemed to me unlikely, as many women were delivered on one pretext or another to the loot pits, and there would not be likely to be much interest in any particular one of them, Marcus and I could always claim that she had come into the power of the Delta Bri...	10
12	517	"Surely you do not claim he is a brave man?" said Marcus.	10
14	282	Too, obviously one could claim to have forgotten the most elementary duties, tokens of respect, and such.	10
18	136	For example, it is not unknown for one fellow, desiring the slave of another, to advance his fellow money, perhaps for gambling, in the hope that he may not be able to pay it back, in which case the creditor, in accord with the contractual arrangements, may claim the slave.	10
18	327	"I know that you always claim to be a great coward, and act as one at every opportunity," I said to him, "but long ago I discerned the foolhardy hero hidden beneath that clever pose".	10
19	217	He was particularly suspicious of the claim that the human species had an extraterrestrial origin, namely, that it did not originate on his own world, Gor.	10
20	348	"Claim me!" wept Phoebe.	10
27	624	"Yes," I said, "I will come to claim my slave".	10
27	928	"The men of your world, it seems," said she, "are too weak to seize and claim the slaves of their world".	10
28	83	Or perhaps I had come for my slave, with gag and bonds, to claim her.	10

Book 26. (6 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	1071	"Do you still claim to have felt little?" she asked.	10
8	606	I did not think of them now so much as they had been, on the bus, in classes, in the library, in labs, wandering about with me in the wide, smooth halls, and corridors, and courts of one or another of an endless list of shopping malls, patronizing garish restaurants whose claim to fame was the speed...	10
12	208	I could make no such claim, of course.	10
18	183	Some claim that the keeping of pretty serving slaves by free women is to guard against their own abduction.	10
19	307	It was difficult to know, you see, how such a claim, that things proceeded in accordance with the will of the Priest-Kings, might be evaluated.	10
44	135	He would make no claim upon her.	10

Book 27. (20 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	87	He then asked her, if this were her view, if her earlier assertions, and such, had surrendered any possible claim to objective truth, and might be dismissed as mere propaganda.	10
2	90	Did she claim that her theory of truth, that there was no objective truth, was itself objectively true, or not? Again she ignored the question.	10
4	439	"Can you think of any simple way in which I might convince you that I am who I claim to be? I probably remember some of our exchanges in class, some of my fellow students, some of the reading assignments, such things.	10
12	324	It is a farce to claim that absolute sameness, for that is what equality means, could be imposed rationally on creatures as unlike as a man and a woman.	10
13	202	Some claim that that is the reason that free women are so cumbersomely and concealingly garbed, and that slaves are so lightly and revealingly clad.	10
14	114	Or, alternatively, let him buy a whip, put her to her knees and claim her.	10
15	797	How that would have pleased me, your anger, your hatred, your misery, your frustration, your suffering, until, of course, eventually, perhaps years from now, in the arms of some master, a leather worker, a peasant, a sleen-breeder, your last psychological defenses would shatter and your womanhood, r...	10
19	549	Teach me with the lash that I am, and that you claim me as, your slave.	10
22	497	This is not to claim, of course, that Goreans instituted female slavery in order to satisfy the needs of women.	10
24	311	In the courts the owner's claim of inadvertence was viewed skeptically.	10
24	352	Well, noble Mirus, of Earth, so be it! But I think you do find this Earth slut of interest, regardless of what you might claim! Do you think a slave is not aware of the meaning of a master's glances?" Ellen stepped back.	10
25	776	And are not such expressions merely disparaging expressions, from a distant Puritanical world, fearing life and beauty? Have they not been invented by the homely and inhibited, the ugly and inert, as weapons against the proud, the beautiful, the soft and vulnerable, the eager and passionate, to conc...	10
25	914	"I could claim a defect, an error in the records".	10
26	18	Selius Arconious, it seemed, for whatever reason, as was the case, it seemed, with a number of other masters, as well, was in no hurry to claim his slave.	10
26	19	She wondered if he would come to the area in person, to claim her.	10
26	753	"You see then," said Selius Arconious, "that you no longer have any claim to her".	10
27	1294	"Claim me," she said.	10
27	1295	"Do you beg to be claimed?" "Yes!" "I claim you".	10
28	129	"Use me in any way you please, as is your right, Master! Use me with rudeness, with brutality, if you wish! Claim me with the whip, teaching me my bondage, should it be your pleasure! But see me, look at me, hear me! Let your fingers stray but idly to my hair.	10
28	385	"If they do exist, perhaps in the Sardar Mountains, as many claim," said Portus Canio, "I think it is clear that we have little to fear from them, indeed far less to fear from them than from the caste of Initiates, which claims to speak in their name.	10

Book 28. (18 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1334	Then she thought, I want him to claim me.	10
8	158	Humans must believe it is their battle, a battle waged to win their own freedom, a struggle to claim what has been denied to them, and is rightfully theirs, Gor".	10
11	201	Some Goreans claim that it is the existence of beautiful women that is the justification of the slave collar.	10
11	202	Other Goreans claim that it is the existence of women which is the justification of the slave collar.	10
15	21	When humans come to investigate her, or claim her, for she is an exquisite female, the Kurii, the hunters, may close in and perhaps annihilate an entire group, or take what they wish, and perhaps ear notch the others, especially the younger ones, and leave them for a later hunt.	10
19	76	But the machine stood between the winnings of the sleen and he who would lay claim upon them.	10
20	282	"None will claim her," said Peisistratus.	10
20	284	"Nonetheless," said Peisistratus, "none claim her".	10
21	649	"He is defeating Agamemnon by finding such a combat beneath his dignity, by demonstrating his mockery of such an absurd contest, by making it clear to the world that Agamemnon, in assuming this body and arrogating to himself its advantages, has abandoned all pretence to, or claim to, honor".	10
22	118	"Let another claim her," said Cabot, sullenly.	10
26	266	"Claim me, Master!" she wept.	10
26	267	"I am an unclaimed slave! Claim me, I beg it!" Cabot looked down upon her.	10
26	281	"I claim you," he said.	10
34	177	Its meaning is that we are women, and exist to be desired and sought, and that we wish, and wish desperately, despite what we might claim, to be desired and sought, and that we exist to be beautiful, and loving, for men, and that we exist to please and serve men, that we are the complementary sex to...	10
46	137	Cabot may have had in mind the caste of Initiates, on Gor, who claim to speak in the name of the Priest-Kings, to be privileged in such ways, and so on.	10
73	185	"Will you now forth to the stables, to claim a slave?" asked Lord Grendel.	10
74	183	"I have been caught!" * * * * "I am going to claim a slave," said Cabot, to Lord Grendel.	10
80	390	"Go to Gor, yes," said a Kur, "but later, and only in war, to win her, and claim her, for the folk!" "Stay with us, and help us to conquer Gor," said another.	10

Book 29. (6 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	97	Major truths, no matter what the evidence in their favor, are often, in the beginning, denied, then ridiculed, then battled, and then, if the cultural situation permits, and insufficient numbers of the heretics, or proponents, of the new views are imprisoned or executed, grudgingly accepted, and the...	10
9	262	I was not clear as to the pertinence of her claim, which was uttered almost hysterically.	10
12	79	I doubted that either Thrasilicus or Lord Nishida believed me to suppose they truly labored for Priest-Kings, but it did not seem judicious to them, obviously, to express doubt as to my convictions in this matter, nor did it seem judicious to me to challenge their claim, or, perhaps better, that of ...	10
13	267	Indeed, Claudia's claim to stand high in Ar was far sounder than that of Talena herself, who had been disgraced, and sequestered shamefully, in effect imprisoned, in the Central Cylinder, while Marlenus carried on the business of the state, prior to his hunting trip to the Voltai, in which it had be...	10
26	292	Others may now have as much claim on her as I".	10
30	108	That there was to be a single rudder was clear not only from the claim of Aëtius, but from the massive socketing, at the stern.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	817	I did not wish to claim status for him, as some about the fire might be familiar with the merchantry of the great port.	10
8	207	"Why did you claim I had put you to use?" I asked.	10
24	308	To claim however that she was the most beautiful woman on all Gor seemed absurd.	10
24	309	A similar claim might have been made of thousands of free women, and with considerably more justification, given their revelatory garmenture, their total lack of veiling, and such, of tens of thousands of slaves.	10
25	103	"Go back to Ar and claim your throne!" said Alcinoë.	10
37	188	"I do not claim, of course," I said, "that you are subject to this danger".	10
37	232	"It is his claim that she is the former Lady Flavia of Ar, a fugitive, one for whom a sizable bounty would be paid.	10

Book 31. (8 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	527	"Many men claim it improves the appetite," she said.	10
9	341	I come in the name of the Lady Bina, that I might claim on her behalf a female slave".	10
9	351	"I come on behalf of Lady Bina, to claim a slave," said the voice.	10
20	77	"To bind a woman," said Eve, "is surely to show that she has been found of slave interest, and, is it not, in its way, a way of putting a claim on her?" "Untie me," I said.	10
20	91	But I did not see that his binding of me had any particular significance of making a claim.	10
20	94	Certainly he had no claim on me, as I belonged to another, the Lady Bina.	10
49	20	I do not know if that claim was true or not, but it could have been true, given the science at the disposal of the Kurii on the steel world.	10
49	22	As stated, I do not know if Agamemnon's claim was true or not.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	232	I do not claim to speak for others.	10
10	96	None seemed ready to claim this distinction.	10
11	70	By such a scream, I supposed, might one announce the march of Ubars, or claim worlds.	10
43	231	"We might claim we failed to find them," said a man.	10
43	237	"Its turrets are clear, but only a fool would claim to know its every brick and stone".	10
43	1175	"I claim her!" cried Aeson.	10
43	1177	"I claim her!" said Genak.	10
45	37	"The forest will claim her.	10
46	111	I might then invent a master, and claim that I was attempting to return to him, not that that would keep the ropes off me.	10
47	19	He had suggested that the forest would claim her.	10
47	23	"The forest will claim her," he had said.	10
50	277	One story was that slaves were held there who were too beautiful to risk holding in Tarncamp or Shipcamp, for fear men might mutiny to claim them.	10

Book 33. (17 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	105	He may claim the islands; we may claim the yellow moon; the moon is not concerned.	10
57	128	As a slave, then, she was subject to the claim, and possession, of any free person who might care to make such a claim.	10
61	181	I thought that I might claim Aiko, who was open to claim, and give her to him.	10
6	190	I supposed Tyrtaios' claim might have been based on rational conjecture, but I supposed, as well, and more plausibly, that communication, of some sort, existed between the holding and the pavilion of Lord Yamada, far below in the plain.	10
10	9	As tarns alit several emitted tarn cries, as though to announce their arrival and claim for their own the ground on which, wings snapping, dust in the wind, they stood.	10
21	327	I did not claim to find the Pani inscrutable, but it was difficult to deny that they were occasionally puzzling.	10
27	100	There would be, I had conjectured, two slaves there of interest, one to me, and the other, I suspected, in spite of what he might claim, to a friend of mine.	10
34	49	If you present this motley four before him, hazarding the claim that this ronin warrior, who wishes only to see him, is a tarnsman, indeed, the one who abducted his daughter, and that a field slave is his daughter, I fear for your head".	10
46	396	They must then wait, in trepidation, perhaps being inspected and appraised, to see who will claim them.	10
46	447	"One need only claim her," I said, "and then one may sell her, or give her away".	10
56	26	"You claim to be a free woman," I said.	10
58	176	"I claim you," said Pertinax.	10
59	126	"This very day she declared herself slave, following which irrevocable act, I, perhaps foolishly, put claim on her".	10
61	154	What had begun as an unopposed march to claim an uncontested and inexpensive victory had suddenly, within an Ahn or so, turned into an apparently desperate situation, sustaining a possible siege without the benefit of suitable defenseworks against a foe which might be present in overwhelming numbers...	10
61	421	My ultimate goal, naturally enough, under the circumstances, was to bring the situation between the rival houses of Temmu and Yamada to the point where neither house could achieve, or plausibly claim, victory.	10
61	422	In this way neither Priest-Kings nor Kurii could claim the benefits accruing to the outcome of a dark, portentous wager, one in which the stakes were, substantially, a world, and perhaps two.	10
61	455	"I claim you!" said Haruki to Aiko.	10

Book 34. (22 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	132	The colors of the Merchants, which merchants frequently claim to be a high caste, were white and yellow, or white and gold.	10
28	199	I follow him, he leads me to the material, I dispose of him, acquiring his identity or credentials, and then claim the goods for myself, thence to be presented to my principal.	10
30	456	"How is it," I asked, "that we depart the Slave Whip at the nineteenth Ahn and claim the object at the first Ahn? That is two Ahn, and surely more than is required to reach the house of Flavius Minor, be it at the southern piers".	10
31	69	"Your collar, I beg your collar, your real collar, your true collar, not that on me now, not some false collar, not some dissembling collar, not one of duplicity and subterfuge! I want to wear the true collar of my master! Put slave claim on me!" "You would be mine?" he said.	10
31	87	"I put slave claim on you," he said.	10
32	93	I come to claim it".	10
32	98	"How then can you claim the package?" asked the voice, narrowly.	10
32	159	"Claim it," said he who had admitted us, moving a bit to the other side.	10
32	172	"Claim it," said he who had admitted us.	10
32	179	Claim it".	10
32	184	"If you want it, claim it.	10
32	188	"Claim it, or not.	10
32	189	Do you wish to be put out? If you do not wish to claim it now, return in the morning".	10
32	217	So, claim the package now, friend, or I will issue the signal and, in the instant, you will have two quarrels in your back".	10
32	226	"I claim the package," said Kurik "It is yours," said he who had admitted us.	10
33	683	I watched, in horror, as the beast spread this oil like a fuse about the floor, and into the midst of crates and bales, which fuse, a moment later, took fire, and, ignited, coursed its way like a swift, burning snake through the stored wealth it would claim as its tinder.	10
34	79	From whence did they think came the humans of Gor, and their own ancestors, if not from the precincts of Earth at one time or another! And what of some Gorean beauties, slave-clad and in their collars, to whom they might point as excellent examples of their claim, the superiority of Gorean beauties ...	10
42	132	"Mistress informed a slave that the first message, that borne by my predecessor, another mere kajira, was conveyed on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus, a claim concerning which I dared to express doubt.	10
53	16	Still, again, the pomerium may date back to a territorial claim, usually backed by war, in which the pomerium line is scratched in the earth by the point of a sword or the tip of a spear.	10
63	348	The slavers of Ar also boasted the finest markets in the northern hemisphere, but there were few of the other "high cities" that would not dispute this claim.	10
66	32	"Perhaps," I said, "they do not desire them enough to do so, desire them enough to claim and own them, do not want them so much, so fiercely, so uncompromisingly, that they will make them their slaves".	10
69	17	One might claim capture rights; one might index a recovery fee to conditions as to the slave's punishment, and so on, a high fee, even a prohibitive or exorbitant one if a severe punishment was in prospect, which an owner would be unwilling or unable to pay, a low fee if some lenience were granted.	10

Book 35. (15 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	202	It seemed to me reasonably clear that she could not be my interlocutor's Lady Julia Leta of Ar's Street of Coins, unless she was an actress of unusual skill and subtlety who, while actually being the Lady Julia Leta, chose to claim that identity in such a way that I would be unlikely to believe the ...	10
7	71	"We now claim the balance of our fee," said he whom I took to be chief amongst my abductors.	10
11	255	Free women, in their unwonted arrogance, in their unwarranted, unconscionable, preposterous vanity, in their well-recognized stupidity, commonly take themselves to be far more beautiful than slaves, but it is difficult to assess this claim, even if one were to take it seriously, given the common imp...	10
12	60	The Merchants often claims to be a high caste, which claim, if accepted, would bring one to six high castes.	10
14	79	What a liar she was, and how arrogant! In Brundisium, I recalled, she had dared to claim she had been of high caste.	10
14	198	When I had confronted the proud Adraste, who had at the time seemed much agitated, with the announcement that she was the former Lady Julia Leta, she had not responded as I would have expected, perhaps collapsing in terror, shuddering in dismay, weeping uncontrollably, moaning in despair, hysterical...	10
14	200	Then, a moment later, it seemed she had acknowledged my claim, and wished little of me but compassion and silence.	10
29	28	Indeed, some claim there is an actual, historical Skerry of Lars off the coast of Torvaldsland.	10
32	17	I was sure the tavern's legal claim to me would be upheld by the scribes of the law.	10
33	346	Are not even the wisest occasionally the dupe of their vanity? "You claim to have men?" said the thing.	10
34	48	"He will think he has a claim on me".	10
34	49	"My claim," said Ho-Tosk, "has priority.	10
35	189	How painful can be its comings and goings, its games, tricks, and jests! And how can one distinguish between an authentic memory and a seeming memory? Falsity would not be falsity did it not hide under the claim of truth.	10
37	124	Indeed, who would be so bold as to claim that the Warriors was not a high caste? It would help, too, to understand that, unlike on my former world, an inability to read is not taken as particularly regrettable or shameful.	10
37	145	"We will conduct her to guardsmen and you can claim her later".	10

Book 36. (10 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	29	This anomalous claim was the only clue, if it were a clue, I had so far managed to find as to the nature and whereabouts of the mysterious raiders perpetrating slaughter and rapine in my name.	10
22	122	"They claim to be exiled Ubaras, from three cities," he said.	10
34	36	"I can understand the motivation for some such fabrication," said Thurnock, "but, objectively, such a claim is preposterous.	10
34	37	Consider the corsairs relaying that claim to their fleet.	10
34	39	Such a claim will be met with derision and scorn.	10
34	41	"It is clear," said Aktis, "that the claim was not believed.	10
46	95	"The suppression of free speech and thought, aside from its implicit claim of infallibility, restricts change and limits progress".	10
58	226	"Archelaos would expect Nicomachos to send a single ship to Mytilene, under the command of one of the governor's loyal minions to investigate the claim," said Sakim.	10
59	39	"Surely he should claim credit for this magnificent victory," said the man.	10
59	62	"It is the claim that prisoners of the corsairs, even some notables of Sybaris, were liberated".	10