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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	169	The spear seemed light to me because of the gravity, and I soon developed a dexterity in casting it with considerable force and accuracy.	10
15	39	If I had had a considerable force of men at my disposal, I could have exploited that error.	10
16	19	The human resources on which Pa-Kur could draw seemed inexhaustible, and, as important, he had at his command a considerable force of tharlarion cavalry, an arm almost lacking to the men of Ar.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	28	It is a terrible weapon and, abetted by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, when cast with considerable force, can pierce a shield at close quarters or bury its head a foot deep in solid wood.	10
20	71	Its Home Stone, however, which I have seen, attests to a considerable antiquity.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	86	Their considerable charms were fully revealed to the eye of appraising buyers who passed down the line.	10
2	102	First Spear is normally the best of the spearmen because if the larl is not slain or seriously wounded with the first strike, the lives of all, and not simply that of Last Spear, stand in considerable jeopardy.	10
12	119	It is not of much scientific interest but it has considerable curiosity value.	10
14	16	Considering the size of a Priest-King and the comparatively small scale of these operations I gathered that the reduction gearing on the mechanical appendages must be considerable.	10
17	54	If these tactics were calculated to have some effect on Sarm, I think they most miserably failed of that effect, for during the entire time I took, which was considerable, he stood motionless in the room, save for an occasional movement of his antennae, frozen in that maddening, immobile but alert p...	10
27	67	Its ceiling was only perhaps a hundred feet high but its length and width were considerable and it was filled with golden Priest-Kings, garlanded in green and wearing about their necks that shining, jangling circle of tiny, silverish tools.	10
28	243	The fire of silver tubes could damage and in time destroy the ship but yet its cage plastic offered considerable protection to its crew who might, with some degree of safety, mete out destruction to all that crossed its path.	10

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	215	The bow, of course, small, for use from the saddle, lacks the range and power of the Gorean longbow or crossbow; still, at close range, with considerable force, firing rapidly, arrow after arrow, it is a fearsome weapon.	10
8	224	She was a very exciting, vital, proud girl and the tiny golden nose ring, against her brownish skin, with her flashing dark eyes, did not detract from her considerable but rather insolent beauty.	10
9	173	Saphrar was not related to the girl, but had been appointed by the Turian merchants, on whom he undoubtedly exercised considerable influence, the guardian of the girl following the death of her father in a Paravaci caravan raid several years before.	10
9	175	There had been no surviving male heir and the considerable wealth of Tethrar of Turia was now that of his daughter, Aphris, who would assume control of these remarkable fortunes upon attaining her majority, which event was to occur this spring.	10
9	480	Thus, if Aphris of Turia, by some mischance, were to fall to Kamchak, and surely slavery, her considerable riches would be immediately assigned to Saphrar, merchant of Turia.	10
22	58	"Nonetheless," I said, "there is considerable power in the rank itself".	10
28	11	There shortly thereafter followed a vigorous and dusty broil among the wagons, involving much rolling about, biting, slapping, scratching and, from time to time, the easily identified sound of a small fist, apparently moving with considerable momentum, meeting with various partially resistant, proto...	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	239	"And meanwhile," he said, "you might earn considerable sums.	10
3	27	With them they would have brought their customs, their skills, their habits, their games, which, in time, would presumably have undergone considerable modification.	10
3	74	On the other hand, the brilliance which men might have turned into destructive channels was then diverted, almost of necessity, to other fields, most notably medicine, though considerable achievements have been accomplished in the production of translation devices, illumination and architecture.	10
11	387	Excellent merchandise, some risk, but every likelihood of achieving a status of considerable value.	10
12	173	For about fifteen days Virginia and Phyllis, while the other captive Earth girls had been removed to an iron pen, remained in the tiny cement, iron-gated cages, so constructed that the inmate cannot at any one time fully stretch her body; over a period of time this builds up a considerable amount of...	10
16	212	Moreover, to bring a new faction into competition is an expensive business, and involves considerable risk to the capital advanced.	10
17	215	The Scribes of the Central Cylinder examined the records and, to their horror, discrepancies were revealed, in particular payments to members of the Hinrabian family for services it was not clear had ever been performed; most outstandingly there had been a considerable disbursement for the construct...	10
17	222	By the end of that month the other Hinrabians of Ar, in the face of widespread public anger, hastily liquidated their assets at considerable loss and fled from the walls of Ar, joining Minus Tentius Hinrabius some pasangs beyond the city.	10
17	280	Lana landed with a considerable bump on the stones of the hall, the wine flying backward.	10
17	796	Also, of course, had I not even known her I would have supposed her a remarkable person, for she was said to be the finest trainer of girls in the city of Ar, and that honor, dubious though it might be, would not be likely to have been achieved without considerable gifts, and among them most certain...	10
19	43	Lana, whom Ho-Tu, who held considerable power in the House of Cernus, had decided to sell at the Love Feast, so arrived at the Curulean.	10
22	396	It is small, double-curved, about four feet in length, built up of layers of bosk horn, bound and reinforced with metal and leather; it is banded with metal at seven points, including the grip, metal obtained from Turia in half-inch rolled strips; the leather is applied diagonally, in two-inch strip...	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	It is the height of a tall man; its back, away from the bowman, is flat; its belly, facing the bowman, is half-rounded; it is something like an inch and a half wide and an inch and a quarter thick at the center; it has considerable force and requires considerable strength to draw; many men, incident...	10
4	217	Her beauty, and it was considerable, was now but ill concealed.	10
10	224	Each of these cargoes I managed to sell at a considerable profit.	10
11	115	Could he come to be the one Ubar of Port Kar, it would constitute a considerable element of his wealth, indeed, the major one.	10

Book 7. (6 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	68	They accepted me at the face value which I set upon myself, which was considerable.	10
13	749	If it was now possible, or soon would be possible, to bring a land army easily southward to Ar, once the Vosk was traversed, by the same token, it would be similarly possible for Ar to bring, swiftly, a considerable force of men northward, to the very shore of the Vosk.	10
15	1076	The psychological impact of this, the sudden, fearful sense of vulnerability, of helplessness, of exposure, even for a slave, is considerable.	10
15	1147	How desperately they had wanted to please me! With hints of smiles, with the tiniest suggestions of promises, but, scornfully, ultimately giving absolutely nothing, I had obtained much, not the least of which was considerable gratification.	10
16	208	Doubtless, to be so garbed would have constituted a considerable blow to the exquisite vanity of the high-born, high-caste Talena, even the daughter of a Ubar.	10
18	10	I have much for which a man might wish, the beautiful Telima, considerable wealth, a great house, wines and allegiances, and before me, gleaming Thassa, the Sea.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	783	I had had a double profit from my work of last night, my pleasure in teaching her her collar and, commercially, the considerable improvement of my property, the considerable improvement of my investment.	10
13	305	Even granting the men of Tyros the element of surprise and a superiority in number of some fifty or sixty men, their enterprise was not without considerable hazard.	10
15	474	The bow need not be fully drawn to effect a considerable penetration.	10
19	221	"Obviously," said Sarus, "you would not have approached us without a considerable force".	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	39	Other captains, other merchants, seeing the waxing of my fortunes, and understanding the commercial complexities involved, had offered this scribe considerable emoluments to join their service.	10
2	126	That was more than they needed for considerable power.	10
3	330	Eight held bows, with arrows at the string; none had dared to approach the ship; the short bow of the Gorean north, with its short, heavy arrows, heavily headed, lacks the range and power of the peasant bow of the south, that now, too, the property of the rencers of the delta, but, at short range, w...	10
17	144	These differences, negligible from the point of view of humans, are apparently of considerable importance among the Kurii themselves.	10
18	225	Within the square, formed into ragged "Hands," "Kurii," and "Bands," with their appropriate leaders, were massed a considerable number of Kurii, ready to charge forth should the shield wall open, or to support it if it seemed in danger of weakening.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	304	Then, with considerable force, as she cried out with misery, he flung her, the length of her body, belly front, against the stone wall.	10
5	330	Not much to my surprise the men of the escort of Aretai rushed forth to do battle, but, seeing the numbers of their enemy, which indeed seemed considerable, sweeping down from the hills, wheeled their kaiila and, abandoning the caravan, rode rapidly away.	10
5	624	But beyond these trivialities, though of considerable commercial import, was the fact that she was beautiful, both in face and figure.	10
9	178	Beautiful slave girls, barefoot, bangled, in scandalously brief slave livery, well displaying their considerable charms, collared, hair free, flowing in the wind, vital, walking exhileratedly, were common on the high bridges of the city, extending between the numerous cylinder towers, whereas free w...	10
14	590	To strike it would require considerable skill.	10
16	81	Further, they enable the animal to move efficiently, covering large areas without considerable metabolic cost.	10
24	80	Surely she was entitled to admire her own beauty, for it was considerable.	10

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	413	It had a long, heavy shaft, some two inches in width, some seven feet in length; the head of the weapon, including its socket and penetrating rivets, was some twenty inches in length; the killing edges of the blade began about two inches from the bottom of the socket, which reinforced the blade, tap...	10
4	38	Accordingly the brand is of considerable importance to her.	10
4	952	Among slave girls, however, ear piercing, inflicted upon them by the will of their masters, is becoming widespread on Gor; one might say it is gaining considerable popularity among masters, which accounts, of course, for its growing frequency in the female slave population of the planet; it is a cus...	10
5	27	Such girls, healthy and vital, their hair unbound, their considerable charms well revealed by the brevity of their costume, are thought by men to constitute one of the more pleasurable aspects of the scenery of a city.	10
6	117	Through the straw of its roof and sides there was a considerable, delicate filtering of sunlight.	10
7	739	To be sure, it was little more than a slave tunic, and did little to conceal her considerable charms.	10
12	226	I knew how Gorean men commonly thought of Earth women, on the basis, however, one must acknowledge, of a considerable body of evidence.	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	923	This trait tends to be of considerable interest to most Gorean males.	10
9	134	The construction of the wall was, in its way, a considerable engineering feat.	10
10	294	It struck them with considerable force.	10
27	287	Her display and submission behaviors, and performances, surely influence to a considerable extent the treatment she is likely to receive at the hands of a master.	10
34	1	What Occurred on the Ice As I had anticipated it was the intention of Half-Ear that my mutilated body be found at a considerable distance from the complex.	10
34	12	It was indeed an ice island, and one of considerable size.	10
34	80	From the air it might be easily identified, I supposed, even from a considerable altitude.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	213	It was more irritating, of course, to realize that even considerable areas of territory above Schendi, south of the Vosk, and west of Ar, were unknown.	10
1	239	"It could mean the opening up of a considerable number of new markets, the enhancement of trade, the discovery of a valuable commercial avenue for the merchandise of the north and the products of the south".	10
1	246	"To the west of Lake Ushindi," I said, "there are floodlands, marshes and bogs, through which a considerable amount of water drains into the lake.	10
1	247	With considerable hardship, limiting himself to forty men, and temporarily abandoning all but two boats, which were half dragged and thrust through the marshes eastward, after two months, Shaba reached the western shore of what we now know as Lake Ngao".	10
18	71	He then directed that the boy be given work, if he wished, in his own gardens, which were considerable.	10
27	98	The shells and silk, interestingly, had been of considerable value to these fishermen.	10
27	105	In civilization, of course, it had considerable value.	10
27	200	For the first time then they begin to suspect that they are very different from men, truly different, radically different, and that they are somehow very special, and have a considerable value of a sort, indeed, a value of such a sort that they have been found worth bringing to this world.	10
32	486	It is interesting that considerable attention, upon Earth, should be directed toward relatively minor, but certainly serious and real, threats to human life, such as the inhalation of, or the ingestion of, certain substances, while the ill effects of a pervasive pathological conditioning program, wh...	10
32	728	It remains my speculation, however, that the resemblance between these forms of beasts, which are considerable, particularly in bodily configuration and disposition, may be accounted for by convergent evolution; this process, alert to the exigencies of survival, has, I suspect, in the context of sim...	10
57	292	"Your own slave, Fina," I said, referring to the dark-haired girl kneeling behind him and to his left, "has also shown considerable improvement in beauty".	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	244	Too, I was not displeased to sense that certain of the women regarded me with considerable circumspection.	10
13	51	It may also be of interest to note that what began as a defensive league instituted primarily to protect shipping on a river gradually, but expectedly, began to evolve into a considerable political force in eastern known Gor.	10
13	812	The dark-haired girl on Earth, of course, had been extremely beautiful, but her beauty then, considerable though it might have been, could not even have begun to bear comparison with what it now was.	10
13	868	Over a period of time this builds up, understandably, a considerable amount of body pain.	10
17	60	She, of that family, had remained in Vonda, reigning over the shreds of what had once been a considerable number of assets.	10
32	101	It would be remiss on my part if I did not mention that I looked upon her with considerable pleasure.	10
34	237	It was a considerable sum.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	315	This is a considerable sum.	10
6	20	Their action, however, the strike to Lara, had caused considerable consternation among the forces of Lara, marching toward Vonda.	10
9	194	Indeed, I found considerable satisfaction in her predicament.	10
13	64	"They cannot be adequately invested," I said, "without considerable forces.	10
14	197	The whipping in itself, though of considerable moment, is insignificant when compared to the lesson it teaches.	10
18	54	"Ten silver tarsks is a considerable sum," said Tasdron.	10
19	66	A silver tarsk is, to most Goreans, a coin of considerable value.	10
31	156	It takes less time to close the gate than open it, but that, too, because of the weights involved, the windlass stress and the need to control the windlass, requires a considerable effort.	10

Book 16. (4 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	127	Close chains, even after only two or three Ahn, build up a considerable amount of body pain.	10
17	266	She, confused and fearful, as a consequence of that interview, it seemed, had begun to sense her femininity, had begun to sense that she had value of a sort, that she might be lusciously special in a way she scarcely dared to recognize, and feared to contemplate, that she might be such that men migh...	10
19	1015	They are subject to considerable variance, being functions of many factors, such as the girl herself, her intelligence, and training and beauty, the money in the economy, the conditions of supply and demand, and even the market in which she is sold and the time of year that she is put upon the block...	10
20	2125	The depth, extent and distribution of sexually active areas on the female body is, of course, considerable.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	55	This arrangement, while providing perfect security, permits them considerable latitude of movement.	10
5	15	It would require a considerable amount of money to hire and sustain such a force.	10
6	80	It has considerable striking power, it may be kept ready to fire almost indefinitely, and, for most men, it is easier to fire with accuracy from the saddle than the straight bow.	10
13	285	So you see there is a considerable difference between these two "slaveries," so to speak, one hypocritical and fraudulent, the other quite genuine".	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	36	In particular, if the flow of blood is considerable or steady, it must be stanched.	10
26	71	They are heavy enough to have considerable striking force in saberlike trajectories and light enough to have something of the swiftness and play of the foil.	10
43	120	"That is one of the most obvious, and common, things about them, that they are of sexual interest—of considerable sexual interest".	10
44	490	Yellow Knives raised their shields but this did little good for the potency of the stones lay primarily not in their capacity to cut or penetrate but to transmit their considerable force, bluntly, crushingly, suddenly, to the target surface.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	53	These men, it seemed, were rich, or, at least, had access to considerable wealth.	10
4	5	I was still muchly imperfect in many things, but there was little doubt in my mind, nor I think in that of my numerous teachers, that I had made considerable progress.	10
14	123	The fees for their use are not contractually controlled, as are those of the regular camp slaves, but the fees of the camp slaves, of course, being fixed and almost nominal, tend to exert a considerable, informal influence on the market; they set competitive standards, ensure realistic pricings and ...	10
26	353	Too, almost any girl, with the proper diet, exercise and training, and properly costumed and made-up, and knowing herself subject to the whip, can become of considerable interest".	10
32	163	Once, I supposed, there might have been considerable differences of other sorts, not physical, separating us, differences of demeanor and attitude, differences of posture, or body language, of expression, of command or regality, and surely so, from what I had heard of the imperious, tyrannous Sheila...	10
36	357	"Be assured," said he, "that it will be a considerable personal pleasure for me to have you as my slave".	10
36	1649	"Fortunately he was your friend," I said, "and for that reason would cheerfully accept a considerable loss in my resale".	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	152	To a free woman considerable deference is due, particularly to one such as the Lady Rowena, one obviously, at least hitherto, of high station.	10
1	280	In this way considerable leverage can be obtained.	10
2	431	His skills, however, I conjectured, must be considerable.	10
2	1066	"No considerable theft has been reported this evening," said Samos, "as far as I know.	10
3	309	I shall obtain considerable gratification from you, and you will obtain gratification, if any, only as it pleases me".	10
4	146	"I am a woman," she said, straightening her body, making clear the indications of considerable beauty concealed beneath her silk.	10
5	370	I alone am missing a considerable wallet.	10
6	416	They attested her value, which was considerable.	10
6	509	"I mean, of course, I will exercise considerable caution in its handling".	10
16	1092	Her intelligence, which was considerable, tended to find its most natural expression in a different domain, in the modalities of the sensuous.	10
22	240	On the other hand I conjecture they will be considerable".	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	336	I knew, of course, that considerable forces had been landed at Brundisium.	10
4	356	"From the size of the caravan, we conjecture the loot must have been considerable".	10
5	232	Even so, however, putting herself in a dress, in itself, seemed to represent some sort of considerable change in her.	10
9	62	Perhaps, too, the councils of Torcadino, did not care to dispute their gates with forces as considerable as those which now surrounded them.	10
15	307	Cos will maintain a considerable force in the area, at least compared to what is at your disposal.	10
15	328	"Do you think, after what we have done here, and the considerable delays we have caused them, they would just let us walk out of Torcadino?" he asked.	10
16	8	Letters of safety, aside from the difficulties they might involve me in with Cosian sentries or outposts, which might be considerable, would presumably not be needed by everyone entering Ar.	10
21	74	"Is it true," he asked, "that there are considerable Cosian forces in the vicinity of Torcadino?" "Yes," I said.	10
23	147	That is a considerable sum.	10
25	337	And if the auction does not turn out well, because of foul weather, poor timing, considerable competition, market conditions, or such, one could be ruined.	10
26	186	Accordingly, in entering the tunnel I had determined, from the beginning, in the event it was unlighted, that I would prefer to arrange matters in such a way that the considerable risks involved be taken by the other fellows.	10

Book 22. (6 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	471	"Still," he said, "it is clear that you are not without talent, indeed, perhaps even considerable talent".	10
7	34	Most of the wholesalers, I suppose, do have permanent headquarters, somewhere, but they, or their agents, often frequent these camps, as well, availing themselves of the considerable advantages accruing to their trade in such places.	10
11	17	In the harshest adjustments of the sirik the girl, in effect, is in close chains; in the freer adjustments, she may move with considerable grace and beauty; indeed, in some siriks, it is possible for her to dance.	10
14	238	I feared him as my master, of course, but I also had a considerable respect for him, for the strength, the shrewdness, and intelligence I sensed in him.	10
16	95	Too, a silver tarsk is, after all, when all is said and done, a coin of considerable value.	10
24	82	He was not the agent of what was, in effect, an international company, with considerable funds, those of his employer, not his own, to expend! I was sure that I was more beautiful than she, or that at least some men, nay, many men, would regard me as so! Surely I had stood higher in several of the l...	10

Book 23. (12 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	263	"Your redemption fee," I said, "is forty copper tarsks, a considerable amount".	10
2	282	I recalled that the porter, when I had come to the outer gate, at the height of the bridge over the moat, seeing that I was not a female, had made me show money, and a considerable amount of it, before he had admitted me.	10
5	257	"But beyond such things," I said, "your figure requires considerable improvement".	10
5	498	If I appeared to be with Cos I might have considerable difficulty in approaching the defenders of Ar's Station.	10
6	838	This was the second time the burly fellow, this night, had been in considerable danger.	10
9	49	I had escaped the second time only with considerable difficulty, by taking my way over the citadel and harbor, past the chained rafts closing the harbor, and across the Vosk itself, eluding my pursuers only after a long run, under the cover of darkness.	10
17	6	This permits a considerable momentum to the attackers without being so steep as to endanger the surety of their footing.	10
18	477	There was considerable excitement on the walkway near, and at, its end, and on the landing.	10
21	372	"In doing what you did," he said, "in going barefoot, in baring your calves, in not having your hair shortened, in carrying gold and such, you arrogated to yourself considerable advantages over other women in Ar's Station".	10
21	404	The collar, incidentally, often brings about a considerable improvement in the moral character of women.	10
21	659	On the piers, had Cosians swarmed over them, doing slaughter, and, where it pleased them, making slaves, her beauty, which was considerable, bared and submitted, might have found favor with conquerors.	10
21	1080	Little on Earth has prepared them to be so looked upon by men, so forthrightly, so unabashedly, so honestly, as females, as desirable females, as creatures of considerable sexual interest.	10

Book 24. (15 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	503	"He was kept at the inn, chained naked to a ring in the courtyard, until his bills, which I gather were considerable, had been satisfied".	10
1	527	A quarter of an inch, where hundredths of an Ihn are involved, can be a considerable advantage.	10
3	7	It was hard to believe that somewhere northward, perhaps somewhat to the west now, in the vicinity of the Vosk, was the expeditionary force of Cos, and somewhere to the south, beyond Teslit, in the vicinity of Holmesk, lay the winter camp of Ar, supposedly housing a considerable commissary and depot...	10
3	116	I did not think he would have found it easy to do so, however, as her slave value, which was considerable, had been publicly manifested in the paga enclosure, in the parade of slaves, and in the utterly liberated licentiousness of her slave dance.	10
13	219	Still, I did not doubt but what the losses were considerable.	10
19	1253	Let us suppose that a fellow of Earth, long ago reconciled, and thinking himself well informed and cleverly rational in being so, to the sort of women he is familiar with, the inert, egotistical, supercilious, frigid woman whom he takes as typical of an entire sex, should discover that his current i...	10
26	176	"If a fellow goes to considerable risk to steal a kaiila, and is successful in doing so, he is not going to turn it loose".	10
28	131	"Yes," I said, "I bear you considerable ill will".	10
35	24	"Even so," I said, "the risks are considerable".	10
36	166	And there was little doubt in my mind, given his frequent use of her, that he found her of even considerable interest.	10
36	176	On Gor, to speak briefly, beauty is not stereotyped, or, if it is, if one wishes to speak in that fashion, there is a considerable number of such stereotypes, a large number of muchly desired types.	10
37	160	institutionalized slavery, as opposed to a natural slavery attendant upon sexual dimorphism and a variety of biological factors, sometimes not even recognized as slavery, is commonly recognized as marking a considerable advance in civilization, being found preferable to, say, torture and slaughter.	10
39	34	Four other slaves were dressed in such a way as to suggest that they might be slave hunters, but their costumes were such as to leave no doubt as to their own sex, and considerable charms.	10
44	388	"Our resources are considerable".	10
48	399	For example, to fling the object of so considerable an investment to sleen would be economically suspect, to say the least.	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	47	In Phoebe's case, of course, the garment represented not only such things, confirmation of her bondage, her subjection to a master, and such, but, more importantly, at the moment, the considerable difference between being clothed and unclothed.	10
3	65	Such devices, or precautions, had in the interim apparently been deemed necessary, doubtless for purposes of security or to control the number of refugees pouring into the city which, even earlier, had been considerable.	10
6	100	I suspected that he was at worst a dupe, a trusting man, perhaps even one of considerable talent, who had found himself, through no real fault of his own, a pawn in games of state, games in which there seemed to be no rules other than survival and victory.	10
8	127	"I would have thought that Ar had already made considerable amends," I said.	10
9	552	And, naturally, the girl's needs, and whether they will be satisfied or not, give the masters an additional instrument of considerable power over her.	10
10	59	Indeed, we had most of a hundred gold pieces left, a considerable fortune, which we had obtained last summer in the vicinity of Brundisium.	10
14	184	This is particularly the case within the same house where contests often rage, sometimes subtly and sometimes not, for the favor of the master, on which contests, needless to say, considerable shiftings in rank and hierarchy may hinge.	10
18	292	Also, in spite of his considerable stature, he regarded himself as somewhat frail.	10
19	1318	The weight was considerable for her.	10
21	268	Accordingly, it is understood that it is a mark of considerable favor for a slave to be allowed on the couch.	10
22	695	It also has a considerable effect, an astounding effect, on the sexuality of the enslaved female, as well.	10
24	162	They, like many women, could in my view derive a considerable profit from such an experience.	10
25	308	"That is a considerable profit for me".	10
27	36	"But your loss is considerable," he said.	10
27	361	"You see," I said to him, "I have made a considerable profit".	10

Book 26. (21 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	34	They had apparently been simply closed about my limbs, closed by some considerable force, perhaps that of a machine, or even, perhaps, unthinkably primitive though it might seem, by the blows of a hammer on an anvil.	10
4	271	Too, if I had known more of where I was, I would have found his mere location, behind me and to my left, a source of considerable apprehension.	10
6	19	There is a world of difference between us and certain other women, women unlike us, as you might suppose, but what is perhaps less obvious, and what might be pointed out, is that there are considerable differences amongst us, even those such as I, as well.	10
7	140	What could be his interest in it? Surely one such as he, large, tall, strong, vigorous, of this world, one in whose demeanor I sensed an unconfused unity and will, one in whose loins I sensed considerable power, would have seen such a thing many times before, and would have seen such as I many times...	10
7	783	Given their position in the garden, and the considerable authority they held here, over me, and the others, I did not think it would be wise for me to permit myself to be detected remarking this in any obvious manner.	10
8	636	This suggested surely that the men here were cross-fertile with women such as I, and, thus, presumably, that we, despite the seeming considerable differences between us, were actually of the same species.	10
8	731	Our predecessors here, it seems, had proved that we could be of interest, and, I gather, of considerable interest.	10
9	223	In a tunic such as mine, and branded, and subject to the whip, I did not doubt but what the latter would find that a considerable change had occurred in their life.	10
10	34	This had apparently required considerable force, but it had been done easily.	10
11	95	There is a considerable difference between the killing charge of such a beast, direct, ferocious, energetic, savage, violent, ravening, once, after exploratory sallies, it initiates it, and this approach.	10
11	193	There are many such behaviors, traditions, ceremonies, and such, and there is, apparently, a considerable variety in such matters from place to place.	10
11	717	The stones felt cold, a considerable contrast with the flames that danced on my back.	10
12	704	At any rate I, who had been fitted with, and subjected to, and had learned to endure, a considerable variety of gags, and mouth bonds, in my training, was familiar with it.	10
12	760	Her ransom, I speculated, would be considerable.	10
13	624	He had, however, certainly carefully ascertained the piercing of my ears, which had apparently been of considerable interest to him, and he had, as I had lain helplessly bound before him on the walkway, with his large, rude boorish hands, or paws, if that is what they might better be termed, so heav...	10
14	1218	The free woman's cries, of course, one may suppose, were not intended to express an objective appraisal of my charge's current hygienic condition; rather they served as a way of ventilating what was apparently a considerable sense of outrage.	10
15	143	Indeed, I was not even certain that he had known his own caste for a moment, a matter apparently of considerable importance to most on this world.	10
18	72	These women, then, the allegedly beautiful free women, preferably of high birth and considerable position, are regarded as prize game.	10
19	130	A considerable amount of plunder, presumably for good measure, had been acquired, as well.	10
37	23	Even in that brief, smooth touch I had sensed a considerable force, like a wave in the sea.	10
37	126	A filled bladder, gored, releases wastes into the ventral cavity, with considerable danger of infection.	10

Book 27. (28 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	64	He had pointed out the weaknesses and failures of a number of studies she had favorably cited, and had, worse, brought to the attention of the class a considerable number of other studies of which she would have preferred to have had the class remain in ignorance.	10
4	96	Vaguely she recognized that it seemed to be an oriental rug, and might, she speculated, be of considerable value.	10
7	95	"I see that you retain something of what must once have been considerable beauty," he observed.	10
10	32	In this way Tutina, who was fluent in that language, put her, at this time, at a considerable disadvantage.	10
11	393	Ellen did gather that clandestine business arrangements of considerable scope were afoot.	10
11	788	As her treatments had progressed she had become aware that she had become of considerable sexual interest to men.	10
11	790	In each of these ages, she knew, she was lovely, and of considerable interest.	10
11	1014	"In any event, they allow their human agents a considerable amount of latitude in their work, at least in matters in which they feel it unimportant to involve themselves.	10
11	1018	For example, if, through photographs, or such, we can determine that a woman was once beautiful and desirable, she may still be of considerable interest to us, for we may always return her to her former youth and beauty.	10
16	370	But she was certain she would soon achieve a considerable fluency in the language.	10
16	822	This meant nothing to Ellen, but to the other girls it seemed to have some considerable impact, producing even a sentiment which might be bordering on awe.	10
16	1064	Too, the responses and attitudes of her male trainers, as well as the frequent condition of their bodies, had left no doubt in her mind that her body, whether she wished it to or not, now constituted a powerful stimulus in the sexual equation, a stimulus of considerable potency.	10
16	1243	What occurred to Ellen, instantly, of course, and this frightened her, was that there must have been a considerable turnover in the interim.	10
18	794	And she had no doubt but what she had caused him, in the past few days, considerable uneasiness.	10
18	829	He was partly bent over, as were the others, carrying, tied on a frame, in a large, open, netlike sack, large and bulging, a considerable quantity of suls, these golden-skinned, suls, a common, tuberous Gorean vegetable.	10
19	763	As what I am I now have a value and it will be determined by my beauty, which I have reason to believe is considerable, the desire of men, and the conditions of the market.	10
20	611	The leech plant can draw a considerable amount of blood in a short time.	10
20	941	A reward of ten copper tarsks for her seemed considerable.	10
21	26	Indeed, she, standing, or kneeling, presumably knees spread, hands on thighs, or on all fours, waiting, forbidden to turn about, builds up a considerable amount of suspense in the matter, and it comes, usually, as a welcome climax, as a relief, when she finds herself at last added, as she knows she ...	10
22	608	She was taking the most direct route, but, as yet, had not entered into the vicinity of the crates of certain beasts, those the glimpses of which and the roars and cries of which had caused her considerable alarm.	10
25	57	In time a considerable amount of body pain is built up.	10
25	236	That was not a long time in which to dispose of so considerable an amount of stock, something in the vicinity of a thousand women.	10
25	550	I am going to be sold! How can they sell me? I am a woman! But, ah, Ellen, she thought, you are a woman who is a slave! Thus it is that you may be sold, and thus it is fitting for you to be sold! There were twenty-one bids on me! There is thus interest in owning me, perhaps considerable interest! Hu...	10
25	719	"Buy me, Masters! Please, Masters, I beg to be purchased! Buy me, Masters! Please buy me, Masters!" She went for two silver tarsks, surely a considerable sum for a new girl, an untrained slave.	10
25	850	And they are not even slavers, whose professional concerns require a considerable degree of accuracy in such judgments.	10
26	1319	A slave, you see, in her way, by her appearance, demeanor, and service, may exert a considerable influence on the value and quality of her life.	10
26	1378	For most Goreans that is a considerable amount of money.	10
27	1734	A theft of considerable consequence has taken place, accomplished by several men.	10

Book 28. (25 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	346	It is supposed she was included with Tarl Cabot and the other female not simply for her attractiveness, which was considerable, but for at least two other reasons.	10
1	702	He did not understand, of course, at that time, that she, whatever might be her native intelligence, which was surely considerable, lacked speech, and for a very obvious reason.	10
1	940	In any event there are considerable differences between the Gorean free woman and the Gorean slave girl, for example, in attitude, speech, garmenture, and behavior.	10
2	274	In any event, she was pleased with her attractiveness, which was of considerable quality, and enjoyed noting its effect on men.	10
4	5	To be sure, it is somewhat easier for a Kur to utter noises which, allowing for considerable distortions, or, shall we say, accent, better approximate human phonemes than the reverse.	10
11	200	"In any event," said Cabot, "putting aside her skills as a dancer, which are doubtless considerable, she is obviously a luscious piece of collar meat".	10
20	81	"And let this, too, be so recorded, and I speak as Kur," called Pyrrhus, his voice rising from the cement pit, in which, to rings, he was chained, "I am guilty of no treason against the species or the world!" This caused a considerable stir on the tiers, for it was clear Lord Pyrrhus had spoken as K...	10
21	461	Grendel's left arm, slowly, surely, doubtless with considerable pain to himself, encircled the throat of the Kur he held, and he drew back a mighty fist, and this fist, with a blow that might have felled a tharlarion, he drove into the back of the Kur's neck, better than two inches, breaking the sku...	10
23	172	To be sure, they have a considerable advantage, as they may simply make use of slaves, in the taverns, and such".	10
26	16	But would you do it here, now, and die under the blows of my men, a moment later? I see no considerable advance in either of our fortunes from such a precipitance".	10
32	376	He did this without considerable enthusiasm.	10
36	18	First, it is a weapon which requires considerable strength and skill to use effectively.	10
36	225	To be sure, she had made progress, considerable progress.	10
45	77	In her considerable bareness, in her tiny tunic and collar, she now has little to fear, unless she should be in the least displeasing to masters, or, to be sure, unless she comes within the purview of a free female.	10
51	4	Many of the humans had now accustomed themselves to the bow, of one strength or another, but there was a considerable shortage of suitable headings for these missiles, many now being merely sharpened sticks, fletched.	10
58	30	"A friend with a considerable appetite it seems," said Grendel.	10
64	105	Too, of course, considering matters of motivation, it seems the Lady Bina may have been displeased that Cabot had not proved more amendable to her considerable charms, that whilst both were clasped in breeding shackles.	10
67	20	They add considerable zest to the chase.	10
70	23	Ramar crouched back, watching, while Cabot, with a considerable effort, struggled with the huge spring which, if one of its several pedals was tripped, would fling shut the sharpened teeth of the device.	10
73	200	This is an aspect of her often considerable intelligence.	10
77	20	But she has a considerable intelligence, he thought, the sort of intelligence which a man can appreciate, the sort of intelligence he wants at his feet.	10
77	165	For example, a collar and chain is a considerable improvement over a neck-rope, which might be chewed through.	10
78	146	He had torn away some of the fastenings when Lord Grendel's ax, flung with considerable swiftness and accuracy, struck him in the back, rather parallel to the spine, on the left side.	10
79	554	"A considerable alteration in their circumstances," she said, "from the luxury of a court to the exposure of the auction block".	10
80	137	As the studies involve levels of life, subtle architectures, hereditary coils, and such, I have chosen, with reservations, and considerable uneasiness, the term 'biomolecular'.	10

Book 29. (28 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	338	There is a considerable difference.	10
5	1	An Old Acquaintance is Renewed; A New Ship Arrives, and Discharges Passengers and Cargo; I Obtain Considerable Intelligence, But Not Enough He waded ashore.	10
8	62	When Pertinax awakened, he discovered my absence, doubtless to his considerable uneasiness, and had seemingly, swiftly, cast about to locate me, which event took place shortly.	10
8	196	I supposed there were formalities to be observed amongst these "strange men," and that amongst them there might obtain extremely complex human relationships, which would be culturally articulated, quite possibly in considerable detail.	10
10	104	To be sure, they doubtless recognized that she was attractive, and might, accordingly, be of interest, even considerable interest, to men, but what would that, really, have to do with them? She was different.	10
10	212	Too, I think she suspected its likely effect upon males, and this caused her considerable uneasiness.	10
10	480	Naturally I encouraged her to believe that Stevens and Associates might have considerable investment capital in hand, and that we were looking to put it to use, pending the location of a suitable firm to handle this matter.	10
10	524	"I won many investments, much largesse, considerable capital, for my firm!" "True," said Thrasilicus.	10
11	196	Whereas, as suggested earlier, the effects of slave wine and "the wine of the noble free woman" are identical, the common ingredient being sip root, there is a considerable difference in the two drinks.	10
12	52	Any purchase of a considerable number of tarns from the cots would surely attract attention".	10
12	69	I have been brought to you at what must be considerable time and expense.	10
12	93	The ships of such slavers were furnished currently, or originally, as the case might be, by the Steel Worlds, as the sophisticated technologies involved would be far beyond that of Gorean humans, and, currently, at least, beyond those of Earth, who were not even subjected to the weapon and technolog...	10
13	241	Too, I thought his capture would be a coup of considerable dimension, and one whose fame would be soon registered on the public boards of a dozen cities, whispered about a thousand campfires, even as far north as the forests, but, here, too, I had, as yet, heard nothing.	10
13	260	Talena had held Claudia as a rival to her own considerable beauty, which was alleged to be unsurpassed on all Gor.	10
14	72	Whatever world that was, I suspected, it had been a high-gravity world, one with a deep gravity well, for the strength of the tarn was considerable, far beyond what one would normally expect of an avian creature of a more typical world, such as Earth or Gor.	10
14	85	Too, the rate of fire of both these weapons was lamentably slow, particularly that of the ratchet variety, which not only limited the number of missiles which could be launched in a given period of time, but placed the archer, did he not withdraw, in the interval between firing and reloading, in con...	10
15	330	Too, it thrilled her, in her vanity, well aware of her considerable beauty, to be shamelessly exhibited for the delectation of men.	10
16	42	In any event these arrangements allowed for considerable differentiation and flexibility, in attack, in reconnaissance, in foraging, and so on.	10
20	177	It took only a moment to see that Licinius Lysias was well worth his fee, which had doubtless been considerable.	10
23	19	The favorite, incidentally, is not likely to be "first girl," that slave placed in charge of the others in the house, but she may nonetheless exercise considerable power, and candidates for "first girl" are likely to cultivate her favor.	10
23	136	Indeed, society not only approves of her bondage but it will marshal all its considerable resources and forces to guarantee that her bondage, whether she wishes it or not, will remain inflexible and inescapable, that the collar, so to speak, will remain securely locked on her lovely neck.	10
23	144	For example, to refer to a free woman as "slave beautiful" is a considerable compliment.	10
25	237	That might make a considerable difference.	10
26	224	"There is a considerable reward for the return of Talena to Ar," he said.	10
30	48	Such blades are designed to shear away a galley's oars, thus crippling her, and preparing her for a ramming, usually amidships, which is a blow of considerable force, easily sufficient to rupture and flood the prey vessel, and occasionally sufficient to snap her in two.	10
33	90	Too, these barbarians had at their disposal considerable wealth, abetting that which had been sent with us from our home, not only from our camp, but apparently from elsewhere, as well, perhaps even from the stores of our enemies.	10
38	269	Certainly it gave Lord Nishida excellent grounds for regarding my services with considerable circumspection.	10
38	346	This had caused me considerable uneasiness.	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	326	Indeed, it was said that Talena, vain of her beauty, which was considerable, used hypocritical pretexts of state to eliminate many of her actual or alleged rivals.	10
3	719	And yet, interestingly, free women not unoften underwent considerable hardship and peril to enter her gates.	10
3	827	'It seems,' I said, 'that you are independent of fee, and thus open to prospects of considerable gain.	10
5	126	Apparently I constituted a threat to him, at least in his mind, of considerable portent.	10
7	259	"Surely," said Tyrtaios, "the rational man weighs risk against gain, and recognizes that even considerable risk is more than outweighed by the prospect of prodigious gain".	10
12	725	The reward for her return to Ar was considerable, amounting to a dozen wealths, which might purchase a city or hire a hundred free companies.	10
14	21	Oddly enough we had had a considerable change in course, in seeking open water.	10
16	316	Within a handful of Ehn forty riders of the tarn cavalry were at the rail, each armed with the small Tuchuk bow, used by the tarn cavalry, a weapon of considerable power, which may be swept easily from one side of a saddle to the other.	10
16	345	Our losses had not been considerable.	10

Book 31. (12 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	251	I do not think there was anything surprising or anomalous in this, for the linguistic skills of women, for whatever reason, tend to be considerable.	10
8	11	The new collar was not the light, lovely, secure embondment signification of the common collar but it was a considerable improvement over its high, weighty predecessor.	10
8	1317	I took forty-two silver tarsks to be a considerable amount of coin, particularly for a new slave.	10
8	1425	It was not much comfort to me that she might regard me as a rival; rather, it was a source of considerable apprehension.	10
10	582	It was my impression that my Mistress, and her guard, the beast, Grendel, had come to Gor, and, later, to Ar, with considerable resources, and might still retain an ample portion of these.	10
10	1373	And how had he been there so opportunely? Was that a coincidence? I did not think so, which thought gave me considerable satisfaction.	10
16	145	I lacked no confidence in my own excellencies, in my own qualities, and such, which I had deemed considerable, certainly for my former world, but I sensed, too, to my fury, that he, this brute, like so many Gorean men, was in many ways, and by far, my superior.	10
26	115	They are powerful, and dangerous, but their strength, though considerable, would not begin to approximate that of a hundred men, though perhaps that of five or ten.	10
27	68	Concealed then within the Crag of Kleinias was a labyrinthine complex of considerable proportions.	10
49	163	It might also be noted in passing, that considerable wealth had been amassed by Kurii and their agents in the Cave, by means of which mercenaries were to be paid and subversion purchased in various cities.	10
49	173	In any event, the Gorean free woman, even of the lower castes, is accorded considerable respect.	10
50	16	"Even so," I said, "is there that much difference between us?" "There is a considerable difference between us," she said.	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	104	"Where is your shield," they might be asked, "where is your sword?" In Brundisium, on the other hand, a busy port, with access to the northern and southern coastal trade, and an access to the major island ubarates westward, Cos and Tyros, there was considerable prosperity, for the coin that leaves o...	10
9	307	Its contents, I gathered, if not fragile, were of considerable importance.	10
14	267	Too, the camp was large, and the perimeter considerable in extent.	10
15	129	At the distance their speed was not clearly discernible, and yet I was sure, from their passage in the forest, overhead, that it was likely to be considerable.	10
15	243	"They are in considerable danger.	10
16	60	Indeed, it was considerable.	10
25	286	Whereas there is a considerable variety in the figures of slaves, with respect to the presence or absence of a pound here and there, there are few, if any, obese slaves.	10
26	213	Javelins, whether intended for sport or war, are quite different from the typical Gorean war spear, which is commonly a weighty, formidable weapon, requiring considerable strength for its apt employment.	10
35	180	The body was inert, and there was a considerable amount of blood about the head.	10
37	175	It took me little time to discover that the employer had considerable, if finite, resources at his disposal.	10
43	85	"I fear," said Genserich, "that your employer must continue to maintain, presumably at considerable expense, his men in the field, at the mouth of the Alexandra".	10
49	116	"And even, sedated, in my own bed, it seems," she said, "stripped, variously positioned, photographed, measured in considerable detail, and such".	10
52	752	I knew there were considerable differences in coinages from city to city.	10

Book 33. (14 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	483	She, arrogant, greedy, and unscrupulous, fond of the perquisites often associated with business and finance, had been a valuable and successful asset to a large investment firm, in the service of which she was expected to use her considerable charms to solicit, acquire, influence, and manipulate mal...	10
1	484	She, dazzled by the prospect of considerable wealth, easily and securely acquired, had agreed to act in the interests of certain unspecified forces.	10
1	524	It would not do, of course, to systematically avoid the correct line, for what practice might more explicitly call attention to that line? I had every reason to suspect that the intelligence of the enemy was considerable, and acute.	10
4	152	There is a considerable difference, of course, between being the slave of a peasant, peddler, or herdsman and that of a high merchant or Ubar, but both are identically slaves.	10
7	14	I had never much approved punishing several for the infraction of, say, one, but I recognized that it was a way of placing considerable stress on the errant individual.	10
13	247	"She is Gorean, once the Lady Portia Lia Serisia, of Sun Gate Towers, a scion of the Serisii, a banking family once of considerable repute and power in Ar".	10
13	325	"As I understand it," I said, "you had considerable resources at your disposal.	10
22	27	You have been playing for time while I have knowingly allowed you to do so, exercising considerable patience and forbearance.	10
31	136	Their swords and knives, however, given their exquisite smithing, were of considerable value.	10
35	39	His own forces, which were considerable, occupied two or three of what we have spoken of as "intervening surfaces".	10
44	70	* * * We had approached the Merchant Portal with considerable trepidation.	10
47	270	It was difficult even for the shogun, with his considerable strength, to draw back that string.	10
50	168	A matter of considerable moment has arisen".	10
61	955	Naive, gullible men, often of considerable means, strove to please her.	10

Book 34. (10 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	427	"A considerable improvement.	10
11	36	One of the dealer's men told of occasions in which a cage had required considerable repair following the onslaught of one or more such fish.	10
11	99	This held back her hair, of course, but its significance, in her case, was considerable.	10
13	15	He was, in effect, a strong man, of considerable economic power, who, by means of a coalition of personal supporters, mercenaries, and the military, controlled the city.	10
15	307	And why was I surreptitiously removed from Market of Semris? I was not a free woman, selected for a collar in some distant town or city, whose abduction might involve considerable risk.	10
37	29	"Yes," she said, "and at considerable risk to myself, to see you, to keep our rendezvous".	10
37	137	In a slave tunic the exposed portions of one's body, which in a slave tunic are considerable, color.	10
49	84	As I may have indicated before, considerable differences may exist within a given caste.	10
61	870	This assertion surely required considerable qualification.	10
61	876	Contrariwise, friends, male or female, are accorded considerable liberties along these lines.	10

Book 35. (8 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	821	It seemed clear that such an object, moving with its ship, sped swiftly against the planking of another vessel, might inflict damage, perhaps considerable damage.	10
33	31	But Bruno of Torcadino, reasoning that the considerable damage done to the Delta Gate was a demonstration of power, and an invitation to parley or confer, reasoned further that a projected meeting point must be convenient to the city.	10
33	272	It seemed to me that considerable forces were being marshaled, even a small army, acting in concert with some form of naval support.	10
37	241	Currently she seemed supplied with considerable resources.	10
45	88	I knew little of Gorean coinage, but, from the reaction, I gathered that the gold stater of Brundisium was a coin of considerable value.	10
46	462	But her alcove skills, as doubtless some of you know, are considerable".	10
47	283	"I think he only conjectured later that she must have some considerable value, from which feature he hoped to profit".	10
47	386	"Ten thousand tarns of gold, tarn disks of double weight," said Addison Steele, "is a considerable sum".	10

Book 36. (11 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	11	"Perhaps of considerable interest," I said.	10
16	65	It was hard to guess at the volume of oxygen that the creature had drawn within its body, but it must have been considerable.	10
16	117	Thus, they seek to enhance their innate desirability, which is often considerable, by accumulating what is, in effect, a personal dowry.	10
16	195	I had seen no point to the designs at the time, but I now realized that they would be visible from a considerable height.	10
17	45	Many a woman whose remarkable loveliness on Earth might have led to the acquisition of considerable advantages in Earth society find themselves, once brought to Gor, the possessions of a fellow with modest, even minimal, means.	10
20	144	It can be fired accurately and rapidly over considerable distances.	10
44	13	At the top of the ladder, one attacker, at a considerable disadvantage, given his position, might encounter, say, one defender.	10
48	5	The wealth, valuables, coins, rings, jewelries, garments, cloaks, weapons, helmets, shields, and such, of the slain enemy would be considerable.	10
49	13	Similarly, by means of the opening and shutting of a single panel, and the manner in which this is done, light being shown for a shorter or longer time, these changes corresponding to letters, messages may be transmitted, even over considerable distances.	10
62	43	"It is my conjecture," I said, "that the resources of the corsairs were considerable, in both wealth and ships".	10
63	173	"The irony I see," said Thurnock, "is that hundreds of hunters expended considerable effort, toil, time, and gold without success, that they sweated and exhausted themselves fruitlessly, for months, and all for nothing, while their prize drops itself into the lap of a sedentary, deceitful tyrant who...	10