Results

Conjecture

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	196	This conjecture, the seeking of holiness, however, seemed to me to fit not well with the sickening fate apparently awaiting those who attempted the mountains.	10
18	4	His feelings toward Talena I could not conjecture.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	144	When, shortly after dawn, I had finished the account, I looked at Cabot, who, all the time, had been sitting at the window, his chin on his hands, watching the snow, lost in what thoughts I could scarce conjecture.	10
15	128	I could scarcely conjecture the hatred that seethed behind that placid golden mask.	10
21	91	My conjecture, confirmed to some extent by the speculations of the Older Tarl, who had taught me the craft of arms in Ko-ro-ba years ago, is that the brand is used primarily, oddly enough, because of its reputed psychological effect.	10
25	149	Dorna the Proud, thanks to the sacrifice of Thorn, her captain, had made good her escape, though to what fate I dared not conjecture.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	156	I had speculated that there would be a Third Knowledge, that reserved for Priest-Kings, and the girl's account seemed to justify this conjecture.	10
9	241	I could not conjecture the nature of the creature's experience but I knew that I stood within the center of its sensory field.	10
24	50	Apparently my conjecture as to the mobility of the Golden Beetle had been correct and the speed of its pursuit had quickly slackened.	10
25	129	She was very beautiful and the brief rags that were all that remained of her once long and lovely garment left little of her beauty to conjecture.	10
27	112	I could not to my emotional satisfaction conjecture the ancientness of this people on which I gazed, and I could but dimly understand their powers, what they might feel, what they might hope or dream, supposing that so old and wise a people were still akin to the simple dream, the vagrant, insuppres...	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	174	The effect of the scars, ugly, startling, terrible, perhaps in part calculated to terrify enemies, had even prompted me, for a wild moment, to conjecture that what I faced on the Plains of Turia were not men, but perhaps aliens of some sort, brought to Gor long ago from remote worlds to serve some n...	10
7	6	I could well conjecture the riches, the loot and the furnishings that would dazzle the interior of such a magnificent dwelling.	10
26	475	"I approve of your conjecture," he said, "but Kutaituchik, as you know, was not the Ubar of the Tuchuks".	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	104	"Many a fine lady," I said, "under the whip of the kitchen master, has found herself completely mistaken in such a conjecture".	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	1	Three Moons It is difficult for me to conjecture what happened.	10
12	32	To be sure, even so, given the common nature of the fabric, which is usually rep-cloth, it is seldom difficult to conjecture with some accuracy the lineaments of its lovely, half-naked occupant, or prisoner.	10
13	1115	It had been different on Earth! Certainly there thousands of men must have been thrilled to see the sight of me, and conjecture the nature of the luscious but cold secrets concealed within the elegancies of those expensive, artfully arranged habiliments.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	263	"What do you conjecture they are worth?" asked Arn.	10
11	733	I could scarcely conjecture the helplessness and violence of her responses to Marlenus, should he deign to touch her.	10
14	22	It was not too difficult to conjecture what had happened.	10
15	765	I could well conjecture, now, the response of her awakened body.	10
18	323	Doubtless he would conjecture that the girls had managed to sneak behind him and strike him, thus making good their escape.	10
18	520	Some four hundred yards away from shore, by my conjecture, the two lanterns stopped.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	22	I could not conjecture their numbers.	10

Book 10. (8 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	42	The sand kaiila, or desert kaiila, is a kaiila, and handles similarly, but it is not identically the same animal which is indigenous, domestic and wild, in the middle latitudes of Gor's southern hemisphere; that animal, used as a mount by the Wagon Peoples, is not found in the northern hemisphere of...	10
10	63	It is difficult for one who is not of the Tahari to conjecture the gravity of the offense of destroying a source of water.	10
10	78	"On what do you base your conjecture?" I asked.	10
16	46	In my original conjecture, however, as to the sterility of these small seas, I was mistaken.	10
21	302	Even Ibn Saran, with all his brilliance, did not, I supposed, conjecture his role as dupe in this plan, precipitating tribal warfare, thus effectively, for almost all practical purposes, closing the desert to intruders, strangers, agents either of Priest-Kings or even of alternative Kur parties.	10
21	447	It was thus, I conjecture, that I could not be seen by those outside the field and yet that I, within the field, could experience the world visually which lay beyond it.	10
26	199	"Things, now," I said, "I conjecture, will change at Klima".	10
26	608	"Conjecture," I encouraged her.	10

Book 11. (10 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	817	In what I conjecture would have been an hour or so before dawn he stopped in a thicket of trees, near a small stream.	10
3	25	Was I not in his power, so much so that perhaps I was even, in some sense, a sense I scarcely dared conjecture, "his"? Was I not physically attractive to him? Why had he not forced me to serve him as a woman? He kept me under his dominance, strictly, and then, when I obviously ached for his touch, h...	10
3	449	I scarcely dared conjecture the nature of a girl who wore such a mark on her body.	10
4	312	Gorean, as I would learn, is rich in words borrowed from Earth languages; how rich it is I am not a skilled enough philologist to conjecture.	10
7	397	The boredoms of freedom are small enough price to pay surely for even a brief sojourn in the arms of such a man, they conjecture.	10
9	456	I could not even conjecture what it would be to feel the flash of the slave whip on my body.	10
9	592	I could not even conjecture what it would be to feel a true slave whip on my body.	10
9	1990	I could not conjecture the nature of her thoughts.	10
12	234	"And surely, given the lightness and brevity of my tunic, you can conjecture the delights of my figure".	10
26	626	More than half of the branded beauties of Gor, I conjecture, wear that brand.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	328	"It is my conjecture," I said, "that you were eventually to be given to Drusus".	10
28	130	"You cannot conjecture the size of the garrison then?" I asked.	10
34	15	In width it was some four pasangs, I would conjecture, and in length some ten pasangs.	10
34	117	The origins of that cry, I conjecture, are lost in the vanished antiquities of the prehistory of the Kur, or of the beast that, in time, became the Kur.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	236	The conjecture was intelligent.	10
4	200	I thought the praetor's conjecture was a sound one.	10
7	32	There were only, by my conjecture, at the time I was in the market of Uchafu, some two hundred and fifty girls there.	10
32	158	These rains are often accompanied by violent winds, sometimes, I conjecture, ranging between one hundred and ten and one hundred and twenty pasangs an Ahn.	10
32	176	There is an incredible variety of trees in the rain forest, how many I cannot conjecture.	10
32	1004	"I conjecture, though I do not know," I said, "that the dream was speaking to you not of truths of other worlds and other times, but of this world and this time.	10
33	55	For a man such as Bila Huruma I conjecture that the principle of preserving his empire would take precedence over matters of minor personal concern".	10
42	13	Not a geographer, I could scarcely conjecture the riches and resources which lay about me.	10
43	78	Also, of course, he may wish to form a conjecture as to its market value or the amount of pleasure he will force it to yield to him.	10
47	21	It is difficult to conjecture the numbers that constitute such a march.	10
48	126	And in this surmise, I conjecture, they were not at all unjustified.	10
50	36	We could not, from where we were, conjecture its extent.	10
51	91	The blonde was about five and a half feet tall, and would have weighed, I conjecture, about twenty-nine stone, Gorean, about one hundred and sixteen pounds.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	67	Lola, I conjecture, was in the neighborhood of five feet four inches tall and would have weighed about one hundred and twenty pounds; Tela, who was a bit smaller, I would conjecture would have been about five feet three inches tall and would have weighed a pound or two less, perhaps about one hundre...	10
1	30	I have brown hair and brown eyes, am fairly complexioned, am six feet one inch in height, and weigh, I conjecture, about one hundred and ninety pounds.	10
1	130	I felt then that perhaps, truly, she did wish to speak with me, though for what reason I could not conjecture.	10
2	52	I dared not even conjecture what might be my response should such a woman so address me, so utter such to me.	10
9	118	I scarcely dared to conjecture what tragic fate might have befallen her on this rude world.	10
10	31	I lay there, alone, miserable, I conjecture, for some Ahn.	10
12	246	They were not certain, I conjecture, that I was fully tame.	10
12	338	It is my conjecture that some ninety percent of Gorean slaves are female, and that some eighty percent of these fit into the category of slaves who must figure into their duties the serving of the pleasure of men.	10
17	184	If they were free, I, though a free woman, could scarcely dare conjecture my fate!" Again I struggled, and was again held helplessly and perfectly in the steel.	10
21	424	The young beast weighed, I conjecture, some one hundred and forty to one hundred and fifty pounds.	10
21	459	"No," he said, "but I can well conjecture what it may be".	10
27	521	As responsive as she was as a free woman, it was hard to even conjecture what her responses would be if she were made a female slave.	10
32	169	But it was not difficult to conjecture what might be her increasing sexual vulnerability, her profound sexual helplessness, if she were to find herself truly enslaved.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	76	"What do you conjecture," I asked, "to be the fate of your goods and slaves?" "They are no longer mine," he said.	10
4	79	"But what do you conjecture is to be their fate?" "It is not likely they could be sold in Lara, or northward," he said.	10
25	227	"That, too, was my conjecture," I said.	10
31	176	But I had also gathered from his remark that my conjecture that Policrates was not now in the holding was correct.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	62	And I was curious, too, to conjecture what she might bring, on the block.	10
20	1428	How they would then suffer! And how little would they be satisfied! How few men of Earth, I conjecture, would understand such flames.	10

Book 17. (16 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	409	I conjecture the larger weighed about nine hundred pounds and the smaller about eight hundred and fifty pounds.	10
1	971	We may conjecture that the day is bright.	10
1	1151	"We may conjecture that the hunter in the snow has screamed," said Kog.	10
2	73	"Yes," I said, "and from what I know of the red savages, I would conjecture that this skin is from the very beast whose image is portrayed upon it".	10
3	147	"It will be my conjecture," said the man, "that he whom you seek, the trader, Grunt, is bound not for Fort Haskins, but for Kailiauk".	10
10	18	"Why, then, do you conjecture that their intentions may be hostile?" I asked.	10
10	29	"Accordingly," said Grunt, "you conjecture that the dust is raised by the paws of running kaiila".	10
13	146	On Earth at this very moment many women are held in public bondage, and many others, it is difficult to conjecture their number, serve in secret bondages.	10
13	679	"And the female executive simply, I conjecture, had you clothe yourself in such a way that a satisfactory congruence obtained between your nature and your garmenture".	10
13	737	If any saw the slender golden chain about my throat they did not, doubtless, conjecture its significance".	10
13	1156	They cannot even form a sound basis, I would suppose, on which you could begin to even remotely conjecture the nature of the feelings and sensations which lie before you.	10
16	350	"That was my conjecture, something like that," I said, "when I saw the column, in the vicinity of Kailiauk".	10
16	397	"And what, do you conjecture," I asked, "will be their fate?" "We do not dare speculate," said Pumpkin, looking down, confused and dismayed, hotly reddening.	10
17	293	What did he want? What could he want? I could scarcely dare conjecture what he might wish to exact of me.	10
17	540	"A rather large place, I conjecture," I said.	10
18	88	Why are others less special and precious than he? The moral stature of such an individual I leave to the conjecture of others.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	87	I scarcely dared to conjecture what it might be like to be even closer, say, within a few hundred yards of them.	10
9	555	"And I found it appropriate, and fulfilling, and reassuring, and rewarding in a way you presumably could not begin to conjecture".	10
9	654	How preposterous was the girl's conjecture.	10
23	69	The conjecture of Cuwignaka with respect to their tie and its significance was as follows: Normally, when a woman is brought to a collection point or holding area she is either herded there or led there on a tether.	10
27	6	I think this was wise for, as far as we could conjecture, we were muchly outnumbered.	10
45	89	I could only conjecture how many might have fallen in the darkness, essaying that treacherous, terrible ascent.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	258	I could scarcely conjecture what that might feel like laid to my body.	10
4	428	"That, too, would be my conjecture," said the woman.	10
6	391	As they thrust at one another and fended blows, moving with great speed and skill, in their swift passages, under the watchful eye of the referee, backed by two independent scorers, I could scarcely conjecture what would be involved in actual swordplay, with steel unencumbered with sheaths.	10
6	415	Could he not conjecture the feelings, the trepidation, of the poor girl? She had a chain on her neck.	10
6	735	I could scarcely conjecture the effectiveness of the security that might be practiced within them, how helplessly the slaves might be confined.	10
8	532	Emotions raged within me, furies and resentments lingering from my Earth conditionings, residues of masculine values which I had been encouraged to espouse and exemplify, and, released on Gor, welling up from deeply within me, from what sources I could scarcely dare conjecture, alarming me, disconce...	10
12	104	I could conjecture what fates might lie in store for me.	10
17	79	One of the pleasures of looking upon a free woman is apparently to conjecture what she would be like, if she were your slave.	10
24	143	Few women on Earth, I conjecture, have been so desired, so loved, so mastered.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1217	It is not difficult to conjecture the nature of the response in the Sardar.	10
3	166	This confirmed my conjecture that we were not truly intended to be kept as members of a work chain.	10
3	186	"But surely you men conjecture about such matters," she said.	10
3	329	Her responses were such that it was difficult to conjecture what her experiences might have been had she truly been a slave, and had she known herself helplessly in my power, and had she known that she must yield totally and without reservation in the last fiber of her very being.	10
5	178	"It is difficult to conjecture how beautiful you might be, if you were truly a slave".	10
6	179	It was difficult, beneath all those obscurations, to conjecture her lineaments.	10
9	12	The fullness of her beauty, at any rate, in its delicious amplitudes, was not difficult to conjecture beneath it.	10
9	99	"It is my conjecture," I said, "that they did not expect you to complete your journey successfully".	10
12	416	That conjecture seemed obvious, if not inevitable, given the importance attached to them by the Lady Yanina, she of Brundisium, and her colleague, Flaminius, perhaps also of Brundisium.	10
15	42	It was interesting to conjecture what she might look like washed and combed, and perfumed, and put in a bit of slave silk, and appropriately collared, of course.	10
22	240	On the other hand I conjecture they will be considerable".	10

Book 21. (2 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	356	"From the size of the caravan, we conjecture the loot must have been considerable".	10
18	135	It was, at any rate, a plausible conjecture.	10

Book 22. (5 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	615	Perhaps no one can conjecture my feelings, truly, who has not been, too, the helpless prisoner of such a device.	10
9	511	Too, if I had so reacted to so small and simple a thing, it was difficult to conjecture how I might behave if subjected to more detailed, subtle or prolonged attentions.	10
10	30	I could not begin to conjecture the strength of such a man.	10
11	1362	He had made me begin to feel sensations, though doubtless I was now ready for them, which had alarmed me, sensations which spoke to me of female helplessnesses, and of female helplessnesses beyond them, and perhaps even beyond them, intriguing, fascinating helplessnesses, helplessnesses dimly sensed...	10
33	372	"The dust, of course, convinced me that my conjecture was correct".	10

Book 23. (3 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	266	Your conjecture that Cos could not field such land forces assumes that these forces must consist of her own troops.	10
13	73	"I would conjecture that the engines will be in place by morning," I said.	10
13	129	I scarcely dared conjecture what her responses might have been, had she known herself truly, helplessly, embonded.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	114	"Too, I would conjecture that the barge contained many chests and coffers, filled with expensive clothing, and jewelry, and gold.	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	443	"I, too, would conjecture that," I said.	10
7	465	How much she was his! "Tomorrow," said Marcus, "I would conjecture that Myron will have a triumph".	10
14	629	The buyers may then conjecture how she would leap and squirm in their arms, and cry out, and soon beg.	10
15	62	"Where is she, then?" "In the Central Cylinder, I would conjecture," I said.	10
19	323	"And now who knows to what lingering, pleasurable purposes she is being put?" "I do not know," I said, "but it is my conjecture that she will serve well".	10
19	989	He then makes a judgment as to whether they are to be encouraged or not, and then, later, perhaps after she has lowered her veil for Milo, and let him gaze upon the revelation of her beauty, and he has seen her move in the palanquin, apparently inadvertently, but in such a way that he can conjecture...	10
20	409	"I am not to know its contents?" "You may conjecture as you wish," I said.	10
21	525	"And so I would conjecture," I said, "as such, simply that, she might bring, say, two or three silver tarsks".	10
22	158	My conjecture is that aulos was absorbed into Gorean as 'aulus'.	10
25	490	"That was an intelligent conjecture on your part," I said.	10
25	509	"I heard master himself conjecture that there were free women in Ar who would pay a thousand pieces of gold for me".	10
26	97	I conjecture he had just considered how exciting the female might be, if she were truly a slave, slave clad, slave collared, and such.	10
26	224	Should it come to the attention of Seremides, or Myron, or the high council, or an archon of slaves, or perhaps even a guardsman, you may well conjecture what might be your fate".	10
26	352	"Surely I dare not explicitly conjecture," he said.	10
28	60	One could scarcely dare conjecture the punishments which might be attendant upon it, she only a slave.	10

Book 26. (11 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	54	What had become of me? What was I now? I dared not conjecture, but knew.	10
2	183	What was I, I wondered, that I wore such? I dared not conjecture, but knew.	10
4	734	But what kind could that be? Of what kind was I now, or had I been, and now was explicitly, openly? I dared not conjecture, but knew.	10
6	108	I conjecture that it should do quite nicely".	10
8	723	How superior we felt to the new girls being brought in, and how frightened we were, too, fearing the time when we, like the more thoroughly trained girls, might be removed from the security of the pens, to what fates we could scarcely conjecture, in an unfamiliar, foreign world.	10
12	210	Indeed, but a bit before, I had performed for men, before the dais, providing them not only with a glimpse of my beauty, if beauty it was, but with an authentic, detailed, lengthy, provocative display of it, an exhibition designed to leave little to conjecture concerning at least the externals of wh...	10
14	1474	She was a free woman! I could well conjecture her dismay, her discomfort, her fear, her wild sensations—she, a free female, being held so close to him, she half stripped, he fully dressed, so powerful, so masculine! "'Tuta'," he read.	10
14	1551	The Lady Constanzia, I am sure, did not appreciate my concurrence in this matter, but he was a free man, and I a slave, and his conjecture was, after all, obviously true.	10
29	476	"It is with pleasure, as you may well conjecture," he said, "that I now bare the face of she who was once the Lady Constanzia of Besnit.	10
29	564	"Excellently, I conjecture, Master," I said.	10
38	49	"What do you conjecture are his chances of survival?" asked the pit master, studying the board.	10

Book 27. (15 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	162	Doubtless, if her surmise was correct, as to his world, and nation, of origin, he would have known her, from her accent, as easily as she knew him, known her to have been once of Earth, and doubtless it was as easy for him to conjecture her country or nation as it was for her to conjecture his.	10
1	23	Too, this is, I conjecture, in my current reality, not altogether unfitting; indeed, it is altogether appropriate, for you see that is what I now am, categorically, explicitly, an object, and not merely in the eyes of the law, but such irremediably, incontrovertibly, in the very reality of this worl...	10
4	14	It left little to conjecture of, concerning her beauty.	10
4	310	"On such a world what do you conjecture would be the nature of human culture?" he inquired.	10
4	346	Accordingly, in many respects, not being afflicted by these processes, the human beings of our supposed world, that on which I am inviting you to conjecture, might tend in many ways to be healthier and happier, and to find their lives more rewarding and meaningful, more worth living, than many of th...	10
6	49	To be sure, that conjecture, that intimation, that timid hope, might, she supposed, prove illusory.	10
7	88	"If I were to see you on the planet Earth," he said, "I would conjecture that you were somewhere in your late thirties, say, thirty-seven or thirty-eight.	10
8	177	She thought that she would, even if she had not known him, have been able to conjecture with plausibility that his native tongue might be English.	10
11	462	"Did you let them know my role in this, that it was I who designated them for their fates?" "Certainly," he said, "and you may well conjecture their dismay, their wild cries, and tears, their helpless rage, how they pulled at their chains, trying to rise, or seized and shook, in futile fury, the bar...	10
17	167	It is my conjecture you wish to ascertain something in my speech.	10
25	129	Her conjecture was nearly, if not entirely, correct, as her chain was led into a ready lane, one of several, which was within, say, fifty yards of the block.	10
26	710	"It is difficult to conjecture," said a fellow.	10
27	790	Some conjecture that the original meaning of 'slave bow' has to do with exhibition.	10
27	1128	I conjecture then that there are some twenty-five or so left.	10
30	597	This is then, I conjecture, a first-person narrative expressed largely, humbly, I trust, in the third person.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	One may conjecture, occasionally, from the outside, that within the containers there is sound, this being surmised from the expressions of the occupant, the motions and configurations of his mouth, the gestures of his limbs, such things.	10
1	127	In some eyes, though not in his, we may conjecture, he was even taken as an agent of Priest-Kings.	10
1	167	Eventually, however, we may conjecture that the presence of Tarl Cabot was detected.	10
2	53	They were large specimens, even for their breed, having a width of three to four feet, and a weight, I conjecture, of some sixteen hundred pounds.	10
2	248	Had she been a scion of a simpler time, with a more natural upbringing and environment, we hazard a conjecture she might well, herself, have captured the eye of a nobleman, as allegedly did an ancestress, a nobleman who, in those days, in one way or another, might pretty much have whatever women, or...	10
18	100	The brief tunic, too, left few of her charms to conjecture.	10
19	57	At first he understood this to be a reference to the beast feeding below, but this conjecture was instantly belied by the feeding beast, for it raised its head suddenly and snarled, menacingly, possessively.	10
29	101	"I shall conjecture," he said.	10
47	115	As the translators were not activated Cabot could only conjecture the exact nature of the exchanges between the purple scarves, of which there were ten, and Lords Grendel and Statius.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	271	She was mistaken in this conjecture, but it was a rational conjecture considering that the two beasts were quiet, crouched in place, and that their presence seemed to be accepted without question by the others present.	10
13	347	Her conjecture seemed to me plausible.	10
20	231	Whereas there is a general conjecture that brunettes are the hottest and most helpless of gasping, moaning, begging slaves in a master's arms, I suspect this is because most slaves, simply, like most women, are brunettes.	10
22	524	Usually there was not much to it, and it was designed to leave few of the slave's charms to conjecture.	10
22	539	It was not difficult then to conjecture that he would now find her a thousand times more attractive, and in a thousand ways, now that she was a female slave.	10
25	94	If so, what effect? How would he know that one or more of the five was a spy, or that, amongst the five, there might be an assassin? Might this be conjecture on his part? Might it not even be the result of some aberration, or paranoia? But I did not think Lord Nishida insane.	10
38	613	I saw that my conjecture as to the girls' wrist fastenings was correct.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1464	"You must have been aware," I said, "that men, so provoked, would conjecture your lineaments, beneath those layered, brightly colored robes".	10
9	54	I would conjecture there were some five hundred of the unusual men, the Pani, on board, divided amongst the commands of Lords Nishida and Okimoto, some two hundred and fifty each.	10
27	101	"We would then, I conjecture," I said, "be much outnumbered".	10
34	166	"Most, I conjecture," I said, "would not be adjudged worthy of a collar.	10
37	553	"It is my conjecture," she said, "that Lord Nishida and Master Tarl Cabot, who commands the tarn cavalry of Lord Temmu, would not have been likely, as an expression of their esteem and gratitude to my master, to send him so negligible a gift as a mere slave, and one untrained, too".	10
37	954	"I would conjecture that your little barbarian," he said, "knows nothing of the dances of slaves".	10
37	1535	"I conjecture that names, and such, will be changed".	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	482	"As I understand it," I said, "kajirae are commonly clothed sedately, in long gowns, if with bared arms, at such feasts, that is, if free women should be present?" One scarcely dared conjecture how they might serve, if free women were not present.	10
8	1645	Certainly I had been one of the most beautiful girls in the sorority, and here, in the garmenture of slaves, what beauty I might possess, as that of other female slaves, left little to conjecture.	10
15	323	I was also now more willing to credit Antiope's conjecture that slaves were exempt from the predations of the beast, or beasts, in the street.	10
16	214	"Perhaps you have a conjecture?" he said.	10
21	94	If she is bought, and is truly owned, she may be sure that her former rent master, now her owner, will see to it that she is now held to standards of performance which she had scarcely dared to conjecture might exist when she was a mere rent girl.	10
26	137	A Gorean slave tunic leaves little to conjecture about concerning the quality of a slave's legs, and the camisk even less.	10
26	391	"And," said he, "as you were at the time, that conjecture required little imagination".	10
35	288	¹ "That would be the initial conjecture," he said, "but it seems unlikely, as each card is different".	10
37	176	"These things are hard to understand," said Desmond of Harfax, "but it is my conjecture that the Kur, Agamemnon, did not perish on a far world, but is alive, and on Gor".	10
53	7	It is my conjecture that it is as unlikely to be taken any more seriously by them than, as I gather, the numerous warnings issued privately to various city councils on known Gor.	10

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	It was hard to conjecture what the whip might feel like, on my bare body.	10
5	16	How different we are from men, from such men! How he was seeing me! Did he conjecture me naked, frightened, crouching at his feet, at a ring, bound for whipping, on a platform, exhibited before buyers? I fought the mad impulse to kneel before him, lowering my head.	10
14	437	"It is conjecture".	10
15	413	One conjecture had it that they were female slaves of such astounding beauty that it would be inappropriate to house them with more common stock.	10
39	98	"My original conjecture is confirmed," he said.	10
43	704	But, too, not removing a slave's tunic, when she expects to be stripped and boldly surveyed, perhaps for the pleasure of a master or to conjecture a likely block price, can be disconcerting, even dismaying, if not insulting, to a slave.	10
47	70	In this manner, as neither player can see either his opponent or his opponent's moves, a premium is placed on intuition, sensitivity, reading the character and nature of the opponent, and probable conjecture.	10

Book 33. (14 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
16	50	The most rational conjecture was that two tarns had been used, mine, and one brought to the holding by Tyrtaios.	10
17	30	Indeed, I conjecture that it was used in bringing me into your hospitality.	10
18	19	"We conjecture," said Tajima, "that you did not desert the holding of Lord Temmu, repudiating your allegiance to that house, but were somehow betrayed into the keeping of the enemy".	10
30	572	Earth males, I conjecture, though I have not polled the matter, seldom encounter women, helpless, beautiful, and naked, crawling to their feet, pleading for relief.	10
32	36	Let him conjecture the worst.	10
32	41	I suspected the conjecture of Arashi was correct, but what if it were not? "A hundred!" speculated a fellow.	10
37	39	"You conjecture that both Tajima and Nezumi are alive," said Haruki.	10
44	266	"I would conjecture so," I said.	10
47	271	It was difficult to conjecture the force with which that long, narrow, poised, iron-tipped missile would be impelled.	10
54	298	If the latter conjecture was warranted, it would be important to that faction not to be discovered, at least prior to the success of its efforts.	10
54	330	No, Kurii, other Kurii, would by far be the more likely conjecture".	10
57	115	"What do you conjecture to be the fate of your ornaments, and, say, your silks?" I asked.	10
57	155	I thought that Tajima's disparaging conjecture as to a secondary, or tertiary, block in a village market was less than realistic.	10

Book 34. (19 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	192	"It is not hard to conjecture their nature," he said.	10
1	378	"I conjecture a number-two ankle-ring size," said the younger man.	10
6	497	I dared not conjecture what might be my responses, my helplessness, my feelings, if I found myself collared.	10
8	375	I feared I could conjecture how such things might take place.	10
9	303	How well they moved, so gracefully! There was no mistaking those movements, those of graceful forms, within those colorful, layered, beautifully draped robes, so flowing, so feminine, and it was easy to conjecture the exquisite features that, doubtless in many cases, might be concealed behind those ...	10
10	101	"Can you not conjecture," said the dealer, "what she would be in your arms, what she would look like on your chain, or roped hand and foot at the foot of your couch, in your furs, or kneeling before you, licking your ankles?" "What is this mark, on her shoulder?" asked the man.	10
11	234	"I conjecture well enough," said the first girl.	10
18	6	"That will be, I conjecture, most convenient".	10
19	13	I could well conjecture the light of the door lantern falling on the glistening cobbles, the water, reflecting the light, rushing down the gutters, the water diverted at the intersection by the stepping stones, high enough to protect a woman's robe hems and slippers, spaced widely enough to allow fo...	10
30	230	I dared not conjecture what might have occurred had I failed such a test, so simple a test! He was a monster, and I was in his power, and I knew that I could not resist his touch, even had I been permitted to attempt to do so.	10
32	198	"Rather, I conjecture".	10
32	200	"Why else," asked Kurik, "would you and your friend have so subtly separated yourself from me, and from what better vantage point might one fire than from the first balcony?" "And you conjecture more than one?" said he who had admitted us.	10
34	114	"These latter beasts," he said, "of which I conjecture, are much like gods, content unto themselves, with little interest in the politics and vicissitudes of mundane matters, and certainly not those of other species.	10
35	86	"But more silken, and caressable, than sleen, I conjecture," she laughed.	10
36	107	I conjecture then they have not yet contacted Lord Grendel".	10
46	11	This conjecture, as it later proved, was unjustified, or, at least, partially so.	10
54	111	"Those approaching, I conjecture," he said, "are some one hundred paces distant".	10
57	115	"What do you conjecture?" "If it were night, indoors," said Kurik, "I would suppose any number of things, depending on the house, music, the kalika and czehar, the aulus and tabor, acrobats, jugglers, flute girls, eaters of fire, the reading of poetry, the chanting of histories, professional tellers...	10
60	7	Lord Grendel's conjecture to the effect that the numbers of Kurii in the vicinity might be some fifteen, presumably at most, had proved woefully conservative.	10

Book 35. (11 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	257	"What is your conjecture?" "I know Adraste slightly," I said.	10
7	265	I was pleased with this conjecture, and puzzled that something so plausible had not figured in the conversation of the masters.	10
8	767	"As we are now overtaken, helpless, and unable to run," said the keeper, "it is now time, I conjecture, to show our desperation".	10
14	179	They understand little, and conjecture much.	10
18	123	"But now that I find you in Port Kar I conjecture that he, perhaps having little to guide him and being desperate, thought that you, because of the change of sheets, might somehow be associated with Adraste.	10
38	114	One conjecture was that Bosk of Port Kar was off to Brundisium, on a trading venture, dealing with amber; another was that he had gone to Torvaldsland, to the north, to buy furs; other conjectures had him inspecting the arsenal reserve in the great northern forests, establishing a trading station at...	10
40	125	"Which is far more," said Florian, "than even the conjecture of our spy in the camp of Pa-Kur, which was in the neighborhood of two months".	10
46	310	"I conjecture," said Florian, "she is in the holding, perhaps being put to slave use".	10
46	612	On Earth I thought they might be of interest, and on Gor, I confirmed my conjecture".	10
47	327	"I conjecture," I said, "that is at least twice what I am worth".	10
47	329	"I would conjecture it was some four times what you are worth".	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	14	The ax strokes in the gunwales were not fresh; the burned spots were wrong; a ship fire burns in sheets, not splotches; I conjecture a lighted torch had been held to the hull here and there, and briefly, for the resin and tar between the planks had not run.	10
30	12	This conjecture seemed plausibly corroborated by remarks overheard in Sybaris by the former Melete, Iantha, and Philomena, which remarks, fearing for their lives, they were kind enough to share with us.	10
42	40	"Vengeance for Mytilene!" hissed better, I conjecture, than two hundred voices.	10
49	62	"Conjecture, Commander," said a man.	10
53	223	Thus I conjecture that the ship sunk by the hith, the sinking of which Ctesippus survived, was the designated flagship of the corsair fleet".	10
62	43	"It is my conjecture," I said, "that the resources of the corsairs were considerable, in both wealth and ships".	10
62	53	"And you conjecture a higher craftsman," said Archelaos.	10
62	77	"Who," asked Archelaos, "sped the coordinates of the corsair fleet to Nicomachos? Who led him at just the right moment to the waters of Mytilene?" "Do you not conjecture implausibly, recklessly?" I asked.	10
63	56	In this way, our courses would remain a matter of conjecture in Sybaris.	10