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Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	I was not, however, reconciled to ending up on the shelves of my aunt's shop, along with the cloth and ribbon, and so I embarked upon a wild, but not too wild, adventure, all things considered.	10
1	86	How long had it lain waiting for me in the woods? How long ago had it been placed there? While I considered this, the glow faded abruptly.	10
6	8	My heart began to beat wildly, and I considered the facility with which I might yet wing my way from Ar.	10
10	75	For a moment I was afraid Talena was going to announce that she was the daughter of the Ubar Marlenus, preferring possible impalement to the insult of being considered the offspring of a goat keeper.	10
11	27	The venture might be risky, particularly if I had to steal the tarn and elude pursuit, but, all things considered, an escape on tarnback seemed to me far safer than trying to cross the Vosk and make our way on foot or tharlarion through the hills and wilderness to the distant cylinders of Ko-ro-ba.	10
12	80	Then I remember laughing foolishly, like a madman, when I considered that it wouldn't matter, that I would never have any further use for them.	10
17	11	I considered attempting the destruction of Pa-Kur, but this would not only be unlikely of success but would bring me no nearer my goal of rescuing Talena.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	144	I no longer considered the dangers of the road.	10
14	134	It did not take long for them to understand that the tarn, for whatever strange reason, was not going to attack me, and, whatever they considered my chances, it took only a moment longer to determine that it was my intention to free the bird.	10
14	171	I wondered sometimes if that bird, my Ubar of the Skies, that tarn of tarns, of a race of birds spoken of by Goreans as Brothers of the Wind, might have considered himself as above the goad, resented its shocks and sparks, resented that that puny human device would pretend to teach him, he, a tarn o...	10
16	13	I considered turning the tarn and abandoning the venture.	10
26	69	In such a case she is considered no differently, and treated no differently than if she were a girl brought in on tarnback from a distant city.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	59	Indeed it is considered a crime against the Priest-Kings to bloody one's weapons at the fairs.	10
6	78	Had I now become so much the Gorean warrior that I could disregard the feelings of a fellow creature, in particular those of a girl, who must be protected and cared for? Could it be that I had, as the codes of my caste recommended, not even considered her, but merely regarded her as a rightless anim...	10
7	48	She was shorter than Lara and more fully bodied but they would have been considered of the same general physical type.	10
7	111	Surely I had enjoyed the scent of flowers and women, of hot, fresh bread, roasted meat, paga and wines, harness leather, the oil with which I protected the blade of my sword from rust, of green fields and storm winds, but seldom had I considered the sense of smell in the way one would consider that ...	10
14	9	For an instant I had considered scrambling out of their reach but then I had sensed that there would be no escape in the smooth, closed, carefully prepared room in which I found myself.	10
15	99	I considered the impulses that must be transmitted by those eight wires into the body of the creature that lay before us.	10
16	163	"Was the fact that I was placed in the chamber of the girl Vika of Treve considered?" "Sarm suspects," said Misk, "and it was he who arranged your quarters, in order that you might succumb to her charms, that she might enthrall you, that she might bend you helplessly, pliantly to her will and whim a...	10
19	69	For some reason I smiled as I considered this.	10
26	281	"May I ask," she queried, "where my master goes?" I considered the matter and smiled at her.	10
27	19	As I ate the fungus and sat in the case I considered my future course of action.	10
27	26	I considered the heavy, transparent case on the fourth tier of the Vivarium.	10
27	324	"I said nothing to him but I considered what he had said, and I thought on this matter, and at last—in league with the Second Born, who has since succumbed to the Pleasures of the Golden Beetle, I set aside a female egg to be concealed from Sarm beyond the Nest".	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	89	I suspected that this might be due to the hostilities and bickerings of the peoples among themselves; where people did not wish to unite, where they relished their autonomy, where they nursed old grievances and sang the glories of vengeance raids, where they considered all others, even those of the ...	10
9	12	It might be mentioned, for those unaware of the fact, that the Caste of Merchants is not considered one of the traditional five High Castes of Gor—the Initiates, Scribes, Physicians, Builders and Warriors.	10
10	462	I thought, all things considered, that the stipulation of Kamras regarding weapons was cruel and shameful.	10
12	112	"All things considered," said Kamchak, "I think the fruit should be eaten".	10
12	254	It would not have been wise, of course, for even were she successful, her consequent hideous death at the hands of the Clan of Torturers would probably, all things considered, have made her act something of a bad bargain.	10
16	56	I considered lowering myself down the rope and returning to the wagons for a bottle of paga.	10
20	25	I considered pushing him off the wall, but, thinking of the height, the likelihood of breaking his neck and back and such, and consequently thereby complicating our measures for escape, I dismissed the notion as impractical, however tempting.	10
22	63	I clenched my fists and considered punching him in the nose, moderately hard.	10
25	176	I considered raping her.	10
25	224	Again I considered raping her, but now that she was free, no longer a simple slave, I supposed that it would be improper.	10
26	551	"Nonetheless, Cabot," remarked Harold, "do you not think, all things considered, he is on the whole—albeit unwise in certain matters—an excellent Ubar?" "On the whole," I agreed, "albeit perhaps unwise in certain matters—an excellent Ubar".	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	4	It is an old word in Gorean, Ko-ro-ba, meaning a village market, though few considered its archaic meaning.	10
2	286	"I thought for a time," he said, "that they intended to sell at a radical loss until the other slave houses were forced to close, and then to recoup their losses with profit by setting their own prices—but then when I considered again the gold which sponsored the games and races honoring the ...	10
5	139	At certain times of the year several such booths are set up within the courtyard of a slaver's house; in each, unclothed, chained by the left ankle to a ring, on furs, is a choice Red Silk Girl; prospective buyers, usually accompanied by a member of the Caste of Physicians, in the presence of the sl...	10
5	643	It seemed to me, all things considered, though it was a bother for me, a good thing that Elizabeth had her own knot.	10
6	79	Each of the girls considered eligible for this service, at one time or another during the evening, will approach the guest and offer him wine.	10
7	168	The precautions, however, considered that the girls were drugged, seemed to be unnecessary.	10
9	11	The largest number of slaves, however, far larger than the bred slaves considered as a group, are those who have been born free and have fallen into slavery, a not uncommon fate on this cruel, warlike world, particularly for women.	10
17	240	All things considered, Caprus' plan seemed not only suitable, but ideal.	10
17	789	I had played the game often and was considered, even among skilled Goreans, an excellent player; yet I found myself fighting for my life with my beautiful, excited opponent.	10
18	524	"I have an amusing fate in store for you," said Cernus, "which I have considered these many months".	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	113	I considered turning upon her and seizing her.	10
5	23	"Yes," she said to the others, "all things considered, this is a good slave, a quite good slave".	10
8	772	"Yes, Midice," she said, "all things considered, I think you will make an excellent slave".	10
11	411	Also considered, though nothing was determined that night, were matters of taxation, the unification and revision of the codes of the five Ubars, the establishment of council courts, replacing those of the Ubars, and the acquisition of a sizable number of men-at-arms, who would be directly responsib...	10

Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	264	They looked on me as I had looked on plainer women, unimportant women, not to be taken account of, not to be considered seriously as a rival, simply as my inferiors in beauty.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	134	"But," said Thurnock, troubled, "have you considered that they, the panther women of Verna's band, might keep the girl we have released?" "I have considered that," I said.	10
4	333	Had the slave not heard my word, now twice reiterated? I considered beating her for her importunity.	10
7	120	I considered my return in triumph to Port Kar, the flowers in the canals, the cheering throngs in the windows and on the rooftops.	10
12	82	She might not desire to come to Port Kar, but the feelings of the girl are not considered in such matters.	10
13	307	They risked much, unless there was more to be considered, more than I had understood.	10
15	31	That her owner had given her no choice but to yield totally is not considered.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	395	This seemed plausible, when one considered their ferocity and greed, and what might be its implementation in virtue of an advanced technology.	10
10	153	When the first blood touches the cloak the match may, at the agreement of the combatants, or in the discretion of one of the two referees, be terminated; a price of three silver tarn disks is then paid to the victor by the loser; the winner commonly then performs a sacrifice; if the winner is rich, ...	10
15	181	The Torvaldsberg is, all things considered, an extremely dangerous mountain.	10
18	514	But I was forced to admit that the wench now before us, struggling to free her wrists, now revealed to us, luscious, sensuous, short, squirming, infuriated, was incredibly desirable; we considered her body, her face, her obvious intelligence; she would bring a high price; she would make a delicious ...	10
22	320	Then, in silence, listening to the water against the hull, I considered again the stars, and the sea.	10

Book 10. (11 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	247	"But this possibility, doubtless," smiled Samos, "too, is one which will not fail to be considered by the rulers of the Sardar".	10
1	523	Even those for a fee delivering her to the house of Samos would have considered her only another wench, mere slave property.	10
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
5	618	I considered her blond hair, now wild about her head as, suddenly, she entered into a series of spins.	10
5	700	As she knelt before me, pouring the black wine, I considered the inviting softness of her thighs, well revealed in the diaphanous chalwar, the latitudes of her bare midriff, the sweet fruit of her bosom, protesting against the strictures of the tight vest, the collar on her neck.	10
19	90	All things considered, the decision to attempt to reach Four Palms seemed the most rational decision in the circumstances.	10
22	20	I had considered walking out of the desert.	10
24	302	I considered what the slave might look like, under the lash.	10
24	477	"Have you considered the nature of what you are saying?" I asked.	10
25	612	I considered her.	10
25	619	I considered putting her to my pleasure now.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	461	I considered Elicia.	10
4	283	I considered cosmetics and perfumes, such as I had encountered in the cave.	10
4	288	I then considered how I might appear, so made up, so perfumed, so adorned, but now in a snatch of brief silk, yellow or scarlet, clinging, diaphanous, fit for a man's pleasure girl.	10
4	447	I suppose the sound of the bells, objectively considered, is rather lovely.	10
4	841	Perhaps I would not have considered these matters save that I was unable to drive from my mind the recollection of an event which had occurred late in the sordid abuse to which I had been so brutally subjected.	10
5	828	Doubtless she considered herself, and quite possibly correctly, my superior in beauty, and thus planned to soon stand higher in the relationships of bondage than I, a lesser girl.	10
7	373	"Remove your clothing," would my master say to a high-born free woman, suing to be considered by him in companionship.	10
22	458	"Perhaps Mistress, in the secrecy of her own compartments, before her mirrors, has considered her features, and throat and body.	10
26	4	It was, I suppose, all things considered, tasteful, modest and demure, suitable for a woman's slave.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	761	I considered the upcoming match between Centius of Cos and Scormus of Ar.	10
3	600	I considered the slaves.	10
3	649	I had considered buying the two girls on the end, those on the chain's left, as I faced it, the blonde and the dark-haired girl in the red pull-over, but I decided against it.	10
3	1197	In such a locale, particularly in the spring, at a great fair, such as the fair of En'Kara, her chances of interesting and obtaining a well-placed, affluent, civilized master are, all things considered, quite good.	10
4	127	He is thought by many better able to govern his own play when there is only a single time pressure to be considered, that of the full two Ahn.	10
8	156	"Have you never considered," I asked, watching her, "what it would be like to be naked on a slave block, being sold to men, what it would be like to be a nude slave, owned, at the command of a master?" "No! No! No!" she cried.	10
9	242	Too, as a simple matter of anthropological observation, freedom, however estimable it may be if abstractly considered, certainly does not guarantee happiness nor is it necessary to happiness.	10
9	254	How is it, they wonder, that beauties in tunics and collars, are obviously so much happier than they? And how is it that the beauties seem to prize the very tokens of their bondage, the bracelets, the collars, the lovely, revealing tunics, and such, considered so degrading by, and yet exercising suc...	10
10	105	It gives me pleasure to know that you understood this, and knew where to find them, and had considered well how to transport the gifts to them, so many sleeps across the tundra".	10
11	494	I considered whether it would be worth while teaching her the collar.	10
11	524	I considered to myself how she might look in a snatch of slave silk and a steel collar, one bearing a master's name.	10
14	208	"That is my considered opinion," I told him, confirming his fears.	10
35	396	I considered the girls left behind in the chamber.	10

Book 13. (6 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	202	For the first time then they begin to have some sense of the profound and explosive meaning of their beauty, biologically, socially, sexually, and its striking desirability, its latent value, things scarcely considered before.	10
32	1046	I do not think she could have been more pleased if I had considered allowing her a sheath gown of white satin, with gloves and pearls.	10
43	24	I considered the forest behind her.	10
51	108	A girl on an errand in a city walks proudly and gracefully, well aware that male after a male has considered her, assessed her slave beauty, and conjectured what it might be to own her.	10
51	181	I looked down upon her, and considered putting her under the whip.	10
53	521	Then I held the girl's head to my shoulder and, as she wept, I considered the fortunes of war.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	611	"Have you ever considered," I asked, "that your desire to be respected may interfere with the development of your sexuality?" "Sex," she said, "is only a tiny and unimportant part of life.	10
1	795	I considered her.	10
1	814	I then considered how she might look in a market.	10
7	448	She is considered, appraised.	10
7	1018	I considered leaping to her, hurling her upon her back, whipping her face back and forth with the palm and then back of my hand, and then, mercilessly, raping her, reminding her that she was only a slave, and a wench that had been given to me for the night.	10
7	1024	I considered putting it to her beauty, until she begged to serve.	10
11	402	Men of Earth tend to think of territory in a manner that might be considered circumferential, whereas Goreans tend to think of it as a more radial sort of thing.	10
13	223	I considered the lines of her thighs and calves.	10
13	803	I considered, again, the small, exquisite, dark-haired girl.	10
18	199	I considered again the polished, black leather of her trim, high boots.	10
18	257	I considered the line of men.	10
21	483	I considered putting the hatchling down and turning on Taphris, raping her in the darkness of the tunnel to within an inch of her life.	10
34	325	Yet there was little doubt in my mind that the prissy, inhibited, somewhat pretentious Miss Henderson, who was, all things considered, a very lovely female, might prove to be quite attractive as conjectured, say, kneeling naked at the foot of a man's couch, chained there to a slave ring, perhaps by ...	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	51	* * * * I considered the belly and hips of the dancing girl as she thrust them toward me, undulatingly, as the music pounded in the tavern.	10
1	127	I considered her ankles and thighs, the sweet belly of her, her breasts, and shoulders and throat, the loveliness of her, her face and eyes, the latitudes of her swirling blond hair, the shimmering, restless jewelry on her body, the metal locked on her wrists and ankles, her collar, the pearl at her...	10
10	304	I considered tearing the sheet from her.	10
10	413	I considered administering to her the kiss of the master to the female slave.	10
10	466	I considered her ankle as she ascended the stairs before me.	10
11	371	From my own point of view, I would prefer a bed which considered the nature of human beings.	10
15	183	I considered her throat.	10
22	78	For a long moment or two the point of the blade remained at her throat, as the pirate considered the girl's plea.	10
22	138	I considered her.	10
32	315	All things considered the ship bow is an ideal missile weapon for close-range naval combat.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	140	I considered, as well as I could, from my position outside the hull, what time and materials might be requisite to restore the Tuka to seaworthiness.	10
12	196	"Doubtless I would not even have considered them".	10
19	916	These things being as they are, the translation of a Gorean woman of high caste to the collar is likely to be in its way as grievous, or more grievous, a social dislocation in status for her as the reduction of an Earth woman, who has never even considered such a fate for herself, to the collar.	10
20	945	She pleads to be considered.	10
20	1322	I then considered many things, Earth and its miseries, the nature of life, genetic endowments, biology, civilizations, chains and collars, and the small, excruciatingly desirable, curvaceous beasts that are human females.	10
20	1595	I considered the former Miss Henderson's ankles, securely in my grasp.	10
21	290	"Has Master considered a name for me?" she asked.	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1018	Too, they are often undecorated, save perhaps for a knot of the feathers of the yellow, long-winged, sharp-billed prairie fleer, or, as it is sometimes called, the maize bird, or corn bird, considered by the red savages to be generally the first bird to find food.	10
2	209	I considered the Barrens.	10
8	168	Most obviously, from what I could see, the woman wore an attractive office dress, of a sort which is often implicitly prescribed, particularly by female executives, for subordinate female employees regarded as too feminine to be considered for the executive class.	10
8	1040	She was not used to being seen, and considered, and examined, so basically, so radically, so essentially, so simply, as a female.	10
10	37	"It is so obvious," said Grunt, "that you have noted it, but have not considered its significance".	10
13	70	I considered the girl kneeling in the grass, trembling.	10
13	265	"Do you think she considered that?" I asked.	10
14	946	"To learn sign," he said, "would probably be more useful to you, all things considered, than learning a smattering of Dust Leg".	10
14	1023	I considered the nature of women, and their desirability.	10
15	85	It is not yours to examine, but to be examined, not yours to consider, but to be considered".	10
18	90	All things considered, it does not really take much courage to be a coward.	10
19	597	This was the sort of thing that a Kaiila warrior would be likely to do only among those whom he considered his friends and comrades.	10

Book 18. (15 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	159	In a sense, the "Pte" may be considered the mother of the tribes, as it is through her that their nomadic life, in its richness and variety, becomes possible.	10
1	254	It has been my considered judgment that Canka, in doing this, had hoped to draw attention to the location, that he hoped by this device to attract others to the spot, who might free the lad, or perhaps to mark it for himself, that he might later, accepting exile and outlawry at the hands of the Isbu...	10
1	338	The collar of Canka which I wore, as I had come to realize in the past several days, was, all things considered, as he did not intend to enforce its significance upon me, a valuable accouterment.	10
2	451	The translation "Drum," all things considered, seems to be best in this context.	10
7	96	I considered this.	10
9	561	I considered the colorful beading on her collar, well worked into the leather.	10
11	30	"Doubtless you have considered the warpath," I said, "the capture of a girl, the bringing of her back, naked and bound, a tether on her neck, running her at the flank of your kaiila".	10
14	34	I considered stripping her, and putting her to my feet.	10
14	590	"Let me be a woman!" I considered the Waniyanpi.	10
22	234	Once again, of course, the best interests of the women, and whatever might be their true nature, are not considered.	10
28	17	That he had even considered my counsel, let alone heeded it and conveyed it, and as mine, to Mahpiyasapa and Kahintokapa, had surprised both Cuwignaka and myself.	10
40	425	I saw that Radish, as I had once conjectured, was, all things considered, not a bad-looking woman.	10
40	426	Indeed, all things considered, she was rather attractive.	10
44	236	Given the will of men, and their desires, there is little mysterious in these matters; in the light of the will of men, and their desires, do not many things become clear, for example, the auction block, the collar, the chain, the whip? Is it truly so hard to understand these things—in a natu...	10
44	710	Hci walked about her, considering her fully, as a slave might be considered.	10

Book 19. (19 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	308	There were matters of appearances to be considered.	10
4	499	Yes, I thought, it is not impossible that she might be considered worthy of a collar.	10
6	233	I considered the lack of springs in such a vehicle, the high, iron-rimmed wheels, with their lack of cushioning, the primitiveness of the roads it must traverse.	10
6	501	I had considered whipping her, but I had not done so.	10
6	793	"I had long considered bringing you to this place, Lady Sheila," he said, "even before you yourself expressed an interest in the walls, but, again and again, I forced the thought from my mind.	10
7	85	How easily, I thought, might such a garment be thrust up, to my waist, over my hips! How vulnerable would be slaves to the attentions of masters! How might such women feel? I considered on the whole how I was clothed, or scarcely clothed.	10
8	36	Its women, you will find, all things considered, are held rather close to the standards of slave perfection".	10
9	162	I considered whipping the little, collared slut.	10
9	267	I considered his apparent discomfort in my presence.	10
23	343	I considered the mark.	10
24	105	Too, of course, I was shorn and being considered in terms of utilization in the mills.	10
26	138	It is up to you to prove to them that you have the aptitude, the talent, the dispositions, the desires and reflexes to be even considered for such a slavery".	10
28	33	The only other caste on Gor which is generally considered, for most practical purposes, as immune from bondage is the caste of players.	10
30	700	I considered who I was.	10
31	526	I considered my compliance with his wishes and desires.	10
32	68	We had not even considered the possibility of such a thing.	10
32	179	He had, at various times, I had understood, seriously considered subjecting me to his pleasure and, rather clearly, I think, in the modality of the uncompromising master.	10
36	950	"I considered this," he said, "even before I bought you.	10
36	1590	"I had not considered that," he admitted.	10

Book 20. (20 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	438	I considered the board and the placement of his Home Stone.	10
2	867	Thus, even though she was very beautiful, she would probably not, in virtue of her inexperience, even be considered for a private-booth showing for several months or a year.	10
2	1111	"All things considered, such as the coins in his wallet, robbery seems to me, at least, to be a very unlikely motive for this attack".	10
5	414	I considered waiting for Flaminius and his men.	10
6	586	I myself considered bidding on the Brigella.	10
6	808	"I am inclined to agree with you, though," said Boots, "all things considered, but then, of course, I am not a feed hunter".	10
6	1276	Boots Tarsk-Bit and myself, as she left, considered her ankles.	10
7	185	This is a high price for an untrained slave but, to be sure, all things considered, she was an excellent buy.	10
7	444	I do not know if the gesture, considered as a Gorean gesture, had an independent development, or if, specifically, somewhere in the remote past, it had an Earth origin.	10
8	217	He had not considered matters, it seemed, beyond the slaying of the leader.	10
10	251	I supposed, all things considered, that that should count for something.	10
10	277	"Have you ever considered a career upon the stage?" he inquired.	10
12	638	I considered her angry, curvaceous little form.	10
13	116	"Many times Belnar has even considered making short work of her, having done with it, simply branding her and putting her on the open market".	10
14	373	They might then have considered how they might be circumvented.	10
16	496	Lecchio, incidentally, although he did not strike the girls as hard as he might have, was, nonetheless, in many ways, all things considered, a stickler for theatrical verisimilitude.	10
16	1103	The major reason, however, for tying the slaves in this position is doubtless that the game's stakes and their value, so prominently displayed, may be properly considered and appreciated.	10
18	301	To be sure, if he had not done so, it did not seem likely, all things considered, that he would ever have to fear being reprimanded on the point.	10
20	106	I considered the cleverness of Belnar, and the probable audacity and daring of such a man, one deviously implicated, I suspected, in the intricate and dangerous games of Gorean high politics, and how easily I had been earlier outwitted in my first attempt to close with him, in my first attempt to ga...	10
21	128	"Have you also considered how you might save your life, before I can reach you?" "Of course," he said.	10

Book 21. (30 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	134	"I have considered going abroad, to seek my fortune," he said.	10
5	117	I considered again Tula's legs.	10
5	406	I considered keeping her where she was.	10
9	46	The female slave, sometimes considered nothing, supposedly, is yet in actuality valued commonly more highly than even gold, which, in its turn, is often valued for its capacity to buy such women, to bring them into your chains.	10
13	306	I briefly considered free women.	10
14	67	Or, perhaps they are not really so separate as they are often considered to be.	10
15	255	"I considered it," I said.	10
15	289	"I have considered it for years, but I did not use it until now".	10
15	664	"Yes," he said, "I have considered it".	10
15	801	"I shall wait upon your considered decision in the morning," he said.	10
16	93	"I am afraid of men! They are brutes! I hate them!" "Surely, from time to time," said the woman, "you have considered what it would be to be their slave and serve them, fully, in all things".	10
16	1287	I considered the walks of free women, and of slaves.	10
16	1291	I considered the length of garments.	10
16	1299	I considered Boabissia.	10
16	1476	It seemed to me probably best, all things considered, to take the Treasure Road.	10
16	1783	I considered her.	10
18	166	Else I would not even have considered traveling across country, at least with a free woman".	10
23	80	I considered judicious replies, rapidly.	10
23	87	I considered how long it might take to remove the ribbon and, hastily, hopefully without combat, disappear down a side street.	10
24	460	"I was only going to offer two tarsk bits for you originally," he said, "a standard price for a female infant, but after I had seen your mother, seen her fully, and performing, and under the lash, you understand, and considered how you might have something of her beauty, I raised my offer to three".	10
25	431	I considered the movements of her sweetly broad love cradle.	10
25	1437	Too, it could make it simple for guardsmen, acting on complaints, to bring her in for identification and questioning, these details doubtless, in her case, to be followed by a hearing and sentencing, an almost inevitable reduction to bondage and then perhaps, initially, while her disposition is bein...	10
25	1649	I considered giving her this option, this chance to save herself.	10
25	1870	I considered matters.	10
25	2053	I considered her softness and beauty, and her helpless, loving responsiveness in my arms.	10
25	2106	I had, for example, never even considered treating her with gentleness and respect, for she was both desirable and a slave.	10
25	2353	I considered the openings to the Tunnels.	10
26	523	"I know you are a free woman," I said, "but are you prepared now, all things considered, in the light of your recent experiences, and our conversation, such as it has been, to reform your behavior, to be at least minimally polite, to observe certain basic amenities, and to conduct your life and busi...	10
26	588	I thought that she, objectively considered, would make a very nice slab of slave meat.	10
26	1897	They would have been considered of value, they would have been desired, they may have been stalked, they may have been sought, they would have been captured, and stripped, and assessed, and kept.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	112	I considered myself, and was, truly, not displeased.	10
1	134	I considered what might be the answer, the response, in nature, to the needs I felt, if there was one, what might be the nature of the startling organic whole, if it existed, the natural relationship, if there should be such, in which they figured.	10
1	148	Yes, it is fortunate that men such as those in my dreams do not exist, I thought, for what then, beauty, would be your fate at their hands? I considered what I might look like, with a chain on my neck.	10
5	161	I think, however, all things considered, that it could not be gainsaid that my progress in it had been remarkable.	10
6	336	I had considered earlier how they were made for women, and that this seemed significant in this culture.	10
6	819	Too, I considered the sexual tastes of these men, tastes according to which, this sometimes terrifying me, I apparently counted as being unusually desirable or attractive.	10
9	591	I considered my fate.	10
10	488	Gloria was larger than I and, in this sense, would surely have been expected to have brought more if we were really being considered as "mere slave meat".	10
10	490	They had considered us, and, for one reason or another, properly or improperly, wisely or not, at that particular time, in that particular place, at least, had bid more for me.	10
11	33	I considered again the sleen.	10
13	213	Also, of course, I had often considered what I myself might have looked like, as a slave.	10
14	80	If one is a male, and has, occasionally, perhaps on the street, or, say, on a bus or in a subway, seen a woman whom one found attractive, perhaps one has considered, with pleasure, what might be within the power of a master, an owner of the female in question, what it might be to be able to say, sim...	10
14	326	"When I said that you were very beautiful, several weeks ago, the first time that I said it, you considered whether or not that might indicate an interest, or weakness, on my part, and whether or not you might be able to exploit it".	10
14	362	How perceptive was this man! Earlier, weeks ago, once, and only briefly, I had considered, swiftly in fear putting the thought from me, that I might be able to use his interest in my favor, perhaps manipulating him, or, in virtue of it, somehow improving my lot.	10
24	145	I considered the tools in the grip of these men.	10
24	712	"I lured him in Argentum," I said, my voice suddenly breaking, as I considered the enormity of it, "I lured him whom I knew, he who had been kind to me, he who trusted me, and brought him to chains and servitude, and yet, this afternoon, he saved my life".	10
29	1652	Though it was with joyful relief that I felt my ankles at last freed from my wrists and could get up, though in pain, and stretch my legs, my hands still bound behind me, it was with chagrin that I considered my position on the coffle.	10
33	274	It was a whip such as his that I was born to kiss! It was at the feet of one such as he that I was destined to kneel! It was for one such as he that I was born to be a slave! It was for one such as he that I was born a woman! "If you are caught, on the other hand," said he, seemingly uncognizant of ...	10

Book 23. (28 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	427	I thought the brigands, all things considered, would be just as happy to go south to a work gang.	10
2	476	I considered the four women.	10
2	547	I again considered them.	10
4	80	The same customs, of course, generalized even further, normally govern the use of pools, which, on Gor, are normally located at the baths, and, indeed, are usually considered a part of them.	10
6	104	I held them, she helpless to resist, and then, for a time, not hurrying, considered her lips and mouth.	10
6	783	I supposed that it might be less than noble to drive a blade through the body of a drunken fellow in the dark, but it was probably preferable, all things considered, to having one driven through oneself.	10
8	216	I considered her beauty.	10
8	383	I considered her, her needs, her beauty, her desperation.	10
8	398	I considered the mounting ladder.	10
8	540	"No!" I again, briefly, considered the proud, haughty Talena, who had been the daughter of a Ubar, and who now, again, it seemed, stood high in Ar.	10
8	558	I considered the glossiness of the saddle leather.	10
8	839	I considered the lovely girl whom I had enjoyed last night under the wagon, in the storm.	10
8	861	I considered feeling pity for her, and then dismissed the thought, for it was weakness.	10
9	139	I had also considered trying to enter the city through its main gate, in the confusion, when it opened for sorties by the defenders.	10
9	265	I considered her flanks, and breasts.	10
9	298	I considered, again, the women from the Crooked Tarn.	10
9	599	"We have all considered such things, that, or similar things," she said.	10
10	129	Too, besides their anger, these men were Goreans, and many of them regarded women as fit and natural slaves, and considered them in terms of the perfection of the collar.	10
13	234	"If you had first met me in a slave market, I on a slave shelf or bench, chained there, a property, waiting to be purchased, would you have considered buying me?" "Certainly," I said.	10
15	411	"Had you never considered such sayings?" I asked Lady Claudia.	10
15	920	As he considered the prisoner, Lady Claudia hurried to my side, keenly distressed, half beside herself.	10
16	110	I considered the approaching towers, the thousands of men I could see in the field, the ladders being carried, the supporting engines.	10
21	487	Her begging for a Cosian collar but moments ago, and her open admission of the fittingness and rightness of her being collared, interestingly, would probably not be considered at all.	10
21	1175	"But perhaps, Master," said Publia, "as we have been recently free, our modesty to some extent might be considered".	10
21	1490	"Well," he said, "her treacheries, however heinous and grievous, considered in the light of grander and more insidious designs, seemed paltry".	10
24	110	And I, like a fool, who had had her once in my grasp, in Port Kar, had had her freed, even when she had mocked and scorned me, thinking me crippled, and had had her returned in honor and safety to Ar! I considered her.	10
24	115	I considered the face of the young warrior, Marcus, near me.	10
24	234	I considered her small hands.	10

Book 24. (25 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	643	Whereas in the common fashion show of Earth the woman considers the clothing and the man considers the women, and the women serve the ulterior purposes of the designer, in the parade of slaves there are generally no free women present, and the men, openly, lustily, consider the beauty of the women, ...	10
1	879	What woman has not considered to herself what it might be like to dance naked before some man or another, one before whom she knows she could be naught but his slave? "Beautiful!" said a man.	10
3	5	I considered it.	10
3	87	I considered returning to Port Kar.	10
10	89	I wondered if he had ever considered the oddity of the deterioration of the rence, in only days.	10
12	157	I do not think that Cos is even in the delta! Surely any intelligent officer must have considered these possibilities! I submit for your consideration that your officer, Saphronicus, himself, is not in the delta!" "No," she said.	10
12	166	"Plead that they be considered!" "I think not," she said.	10
16	6	"I am pleased you have considered them," I said.	10
18	274	I considered the probabilities that I might return and kill him, where he stood alone on the sand.	10
19	296	I considered her short, rounded forearms and upper arms.	10
19	297	I considered her face, and her hair.	10
22	111	I considered the matter.	10
26	58	In Tharnan law a person conceived by a free person on a free person is considered to be a free person, even if they are later carried and borne by a slave.	10
27	189	"Ar would have done well to have considered such matters before she entered the delta," I said.	10
27	500	I considered what she might look like in a collar, and chains.	10
28	230	"Garbage, feces, the signs of camps, too, should be considered," said a fellow.	10
28	261	I considered the fiber on her wrists, its close circles making her helpless, and that extension of it running to her ankles, pulling them up, confining them.	10
28	610	I considered her stripped thighs, her bared flanks, the accent of the belly cord at her waist, the linear excitingness of her rapturously, delectably exposed, from her feet to her head and shoulders.	10
31	213	There is little to be said in excuse of such an incident but if blood can repay blood, then I think the accounts on that matter are well considered closed".	10
32	159	I considered the likely path of the fugitive, given the lay of the land, the simplest geodesics he might traverse, giving him the least resistance to flight.	10
36	170	It was little wonder then, these things considered, that the lovely Ina often found herself being rapidly and contemptuously put through her paces by the young warrior, then being used, as it pleased him, with callous, ruthless skill.	10
39	85	I considered the doors leading off the main paga room.	10
39	100	What now would be done with her? Even though she had then been turned in effect into a pleasure slave, much as might be purchased in any market, he had, it seems, considered having her serve in his city as a mere house slave, or even, in spite of what she had now become, if it pleased him, denying h...	10
48	177	"But I have considered that contingency," I said.	10
48	484	He considered her curves and the slave's vulnerability of her.	10

Book 25. (38 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	400	To be sure, I suspected, all things considered, that the free woman was right.	10
3	45	"Please buy me!" I considered her.	10
3	51	I considered my purposes in coming to Ar, the dangers that would be involved.	10
3	398	I considered buying her, but decided against it.	10
3	415	Even as I considered the matter she received a sign from a fellow, her master, I suppose, and she tore open her silk, and danced even more plaintively before one fellow and then another.	10
3	639	I considered Teibar's Tuka.	10
3	643	I considered the slave.	10
3	649	I considered the girl.	10
3	785	I considered the matter.	10
4	105	This had occurred to me as I had considered the Stone, its placement, the arrangement of guards and such.	10
5	75	I considered these matters, rather interested in them.	10
7	273	I did not doubt but what she was worthy of a ubar's pleasure gardens, and even if, all things considered, she was not quite of that quality, she would still, undoubtedly, find herself there.	10
7	423	I again considered the platform.	10
7	520	I considered such things as the difficulties of communication, the difficulties of maintaining supply lines, the lengths of marches, the paucity of roads, the isolation of cities, the diversities of cultures and such.	10
7	536	Again I considered the platform.	10
8	777	I considered the unilaterality of the master/slave relationship.	10
9	257	When she was before me, having descended the ramp and being knelt in place, I considered her.	10
10	320	Only too obviously had she considered such matters.	10
12	620	"If it were not for what you owed my father," she asked, "would you have brought me here?" I considered the matter, and regarded her.	10
12	653	"I have already considered the arrangements," he said.	10
14	40	I considered her.	10
14	48	I considered her mien.	10
15	95	"What if the fire spreads throughout the entire district, and then burns down Ar?" "I had not considered that," I admitted.	10
18	344	"Have you considered what my loss to the arts might mean?" he asked.	10
19	285	I considered her slave curves, which would not in any event be well concealed by rep-cloth, and certainly were not so now that it had been splashed with water, even soaked by it.	10
19	520	Female work slaves, field slaves, stable slaves, and such, like kettle-and-mat girls, are usually considered the lowest of slaves.	10
20	304	I considered the slave.	10
21	79	Too, of course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her".	10
21	410	Poor Lavinia, even when free, and reasonably well placed, would have had little hope, all things considered, of entering into a companionship with the fabulous Milo.	10
22	56	I considered them in their robes.	10
22	143	I wondered if the fellows passing these notifications, and such, recounting, say, the charms of a certain Tania or Sylvia, of such-and-such a paga tavern, ever considered the possibility that these might be former free women of Ar, perhaps women thitherto unapproachable, once haughty, vain women, wo...	10
22	338	He might even have been considering the wisdom, all things considered, of hastening forward.	10
22	414	If the two fellows were disposed to treat the slave as though he might not be a slave, I did not think that that need be considered my concern.	10
23	216	Indeed, it was, all things considered, little more than a brief, startling revelation of comedic brilliance, with a casual substitution thrown in.	10
25	524	The plural for slaves considered together, both male and female, or for more than one male slave is 'kajiri'.	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
27	1076	"But I think, all things considered, it would be better to get you out of the city.	10
28	84	I considered Ar, and its condition.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	118	Too, I considered the nature of legalities.	10
2	128	As I lay there in the darkness, in my chains, and considered the factuality and simplicity of my predicament, and the apparently practical and routine aspects of my helplessness and incarceration, I suspected that my current situation was not at all likely to be in violation of legalities.	10
2	180	I considered the simple, meager fare.	10
2	182	Too, I again considered the chains.	10
3	17	There are silks, perfumes and jewelries to be considered.	10
4	258	I considered leaping up, running.	10
8	438	I considered calling out.	10
9	238	I considered myself.	10
11	64	Let her watch out for herself, and her place on a chain! I hated her! I considered the eyes of the men.	10
11	511	But I would have expected a master to have considered me with some care, as he might another form of animal, and to have then selected a name for me which, at least to his fancy, seemed to him fitting or suitable, a name which might then, sooner or later, be inscribed on a collar.	10
11	518	But it seemed now that I would not be considered, and named, with a collar, a new collar, a personal collar, eventually following the naming, as one might hope, being suitably inscribed, but that my name, whatever it was to be, would be the result of what already appeared on a collar.	10
11	746	It had been painful, but surely brief, strictly considered.	10
11	1017	I had not had my ears pierced on Earth, but I had considered it from time to time.	10
11	1744	Did she not understand how such things might be viewed? Had she not considered the danger of provoking them, of even in some subtle way perhaps igniting their heats and needs? How foolish must such a woman be! Might not such movements, all innocent and unintentional as they might be, be misconstrued...	10
13	808	Had I not considered it in countless thoughts? Had I not worn it in a thousand dreams? To be sure, it doubtless had many meanings, rich and complex, subtle and deep, which only gradually, bit by bit, as they were revealed to me, I might come to understand, and love.	10
14	597	I considered this matter.	10
14	1412	She was being considered, as a female.	10
18	93	Did they not permit themselves to be captured? Well, then, let them remain in bondage! That is where they belong, and should be! And furthermore, given the irritations and embarrassments involved, they are likely to be considered the lowest of slaves, and treated with great severity and harshness.	10
19	425	With my purpose in mind I considered the lines of captives.	10
24	739	The officer considered them.	10
29	56	The fellow who had but recently entered, in such agitation, so angrily, who had considered, and signed, papers at the desk of the clerk, had, at the call of the clerk to the guard, turned his back and walked through, and outside, the scarlet circle, that before the high desk.	10
29	509	"But would you have then related to me, would you have felt free to do so, would you have even approached me, would you have considered me? I wanted you to relate to me.	10
29	562	I considered the pair.	10
29	800	I considered her, what I could see of her.	10
42	104	They were armed! "Before such things are considered," said one of the men, "we must make certain that she is the correct slave".	10
46	30	"You might suggest, of course," he said, "that your life be spared, that you might identify this fellow for us, the party of Cos, that we might then repair the oversight of Treve, by removing him from the picture, but we have considered, and rejected, that possibility.	10
46	318	I considered the position of his hands, behind his head, the quickness with which the knife might thrust down, the nature of the blade, its sharpness.	10

Book 27. (12 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	1160	Though it had surely been with pleasure that she had discovered the bowl within the reach of her chain, and she was grateful for the relief of her distress, it was shortly thereafter that she considered the simplicity, rudeness and directness of this arrangement, adequate it seemed for a lowly slave...	10
1	107	It is clear to her now that she must have been watched, and considered, and assessed, perhaps for months, utterly unbeknownst to her.	10
3	34	She considered the bed in which she seemed so improbable an occupant.	10
4	190	She had even considered applying lipstick on the days of the class, but had, of course, thought the better of it.	10
7	191	She had considered many possibilities of such, as her instruction had progressed.	10
13	466	He then considered her for a moment, and then took a knife from his belt.	10
16	170	She considered lying on her back, but that, too, to her helpless misery, would present a perspective perhaps even more likely to be relished by any hormonally normal male, even one of Earth, let alone the untamed men of Gor.	10
17	10	Too, as we have noted, Targo was not, all things considered, an unkind master.	10
17	521	Too, as she had always considered herself, on one level or another, as she now recognized, the appropriate and natural slave of men, she was not resistant to the fact that her longed-for destiny had been, even though it were by the decision of others, and without her consent, imposed upon her.	10
20	840	"You would have considered keeping the property of Cos?" asked the man.	10
27	1232	Yes, he considered her acceptable.	10
30	686	I wonder if you, as an representative of such a type, are now on such a list, a considered item, a proposed item, an item to be picked up, to satisfy a given request.	10

Book 28. (12 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1166	He considered what it would look like in a slave collar.	10
1	1270	Could she be longing for a master? Was that what it was to be a woman, to be a slave? Then she, a civilized beauty of station, position, and class, the young, spoiled, pampered, proud, self-righteous scion of a pathological acculturation, put aside such thoughts as offensive and absurd, and consider...	10
3	111	He considered how she would look in a collar, and was pleased.	10
4	91	He considered the interlocutor.	10
5	156	And he did not doubt that several of the men she had known on Earth might very well have considered her, as she had claimed, the most beautiful woman they had ever seen.	10
5	305	"They are powerful, and considered mysterious," said Cabot, carefully.	10
10	206	Cabot considered her lines.	10
18	132	He waited on a ledge, between rocks, on the small escarpment, and considered it was an odd place to die, but an interesting one.	10
26	13	"I have considered my hands on your throat," said Cabot.	10
27	95	"I considered it," he said.	10
63	132	No longer might Lord Grendel isolate a foe, and the likelihood of taking two at once, given their spacing, which was considered, for they were elite warriors, would be negligible.	10
64	116	Thus, most in Lord Grendel's camp had considered her guilty of three betrayals, the first of Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, the second pertaining to the arsenal, which was costly, and the third, which turned out well due to no fault of hers, given the intervention of the mariners.	10

Book 29. (23 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	290	She might, of course, beg permission to speak, and attempt to discuss or review the command, perhaps if she fears the command might have been ill considered, perhaps contrary to the master's own best interests.	10
4	388	If she insults him, belittles him, ridicules him, or treats him in any way which he deems improper or unbecoming, sometimes even to the glance, depending on the fellow, she is considered as having put away the armor of her status, and may be dealt with as the male sees fit.	10
10	97	As many companionships are arranged between families, with considerations not of love, or even of attraction, paramount, but of wealth, prestige, status, and such, and the young people often being scarcely considered in the matter, this is, I suppose, understandable.	10
10	632	Indeed, as soon as you approached my table, so innocently, so charmingly, like a sleek, predatory little animal, I considered that you would look less well sitting at my table in your carefully chosen chic business ensemble than you would kneeling beside it, on the carpet, head down, naked, in a col...	10
11	29	I considered her.	10
12	304	I had considered, for a long time, possible innovations in the tactics of tarn attack, and the armament of riders.	10
13	31	She whom I sought, and had considered buying for Pertinax, was she whom I had noted on the chain of Torgus, on the beach, kneeling with others, neck-chained, in the surf and sand, she who had seemed most ready or needful, she whom I thought would be the first to plead for a man's touch.	10
13	68	In essence, the free woman, aside from being regarded as a priceless treasure, so different from the slave who, as a beast, may be purchased for a given amount of coin, is considered an ornament to the city, an adornment to her polity.	10
13	338	I was sure the Central Cylinder would have been examined with care, each chamber, even to measurements of the thickness of walls, and such, being considered.	10
13	398	I considered her hair.	10
14	56	More practical on the whole, I thought, everything considered, would be the metal buckler, smaller and easily managed, with one hand, rather than an entire arm.	10
15	144	"Surely," I said to Pertinax, "on Earth, in your offices, or wherever, you must have considered the former Miss Wentworth as naked, in a collar, or on your leash, or roped at your feet, or such".	10
17	33	Although the numbers were prodigious, considered merely as military units, these riders, I supposed, would be less a cavalry than a conglomerate or horde.	10
23	44	Doubtless he, too, had considered her, even on Earth, in a collar, his collar.	10
24	78	"I think," said Lord Nishida, "all things considered, we have tested your alertness, your cleverness, and your benevolent dispositions concerning my person, whatever might have been their motivations.	10
25	186	I considered leaving the service of Lord Nishida.	10
27	109	I considered putting the question to him, directly, but did not do so.	10
30	161	I considered the mighty structure.	10
37	51	I considered carefully the temporary markings on her bow.	10
38	144	The sales-platform girls are supplemented, to some extent, by captures brought from Earth, but those captures, though quite numerous, abstractly considered, constitute only a small fraction of Gorean female slaves, perhaps one in two or three hundred.	10
38	157	Surely in their dreams they have considered this sort of thing, and now they discover, on their knees, it has become their reality.	10
38	160	Had they considered, hitherto, what it might be to be in the arms of a master? They will now learn.	10
38	634	I considered the girls.	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	852	I considered my left ankle.	10
12	219	I considered her squirming and begging in my arms.	10
12	555	I considered the deck watch.	10
14	181	I considered swimming to join him.	10
18	18	She knew herself considered.	10
20	65	I considered cuffing her.	10
21	504	But, in spite of that, even considered as common meat, I thought one could do far worse than the slave, Alcinoë.	10
21	567	I considered her, luscious, hot, aroused.	10
34	142	"You must have been scouted, reviewed, considered, entered on a slave list," I said.	10

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	320	Therefore, it is only fitting that such things be considered in your punishment".	10
7	327	Can we not drive men mad with pleasure? I considered the brand.	10
8	918	I considered running.	10
9	44	They shall not interfere, nor will there be an impediment to the buyer's vision as the slave is considered.	10
10	594	In particular, slaves are not permitted within the precincts of temples, lest these edifices be considered defiled by their presence.	10
20	263	Perhaps some of you feel that under the circumstances, so threatening and uncertain, I should have considered flight, but I did not do so.	10
52	162	"Even before the Sul Market," he said, "I saw you, and watched you, conjectured your lineaments beneath your tunic, considered the motion of your body as you walked, observed the carriage of your body, the attitude of your head, those of a trained slave, the nice encirclement of a band of metal on y...	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	10	I had felt myself not merely seen, but considered, appraised.	10
7	45	I wondered if, when he had first seen me in the store, in my skirt, blouse, and sweater, he had considered what I might have looked like, as I then was, helpless, bound, slave naked, at his feet.	10
8	494	I considered how she might look on all fours, crawling to me, bringing me the whip, it held between her small, fine, white teeth, the slave whip.	10
8	495	I considered how she might look, kneeling before me, the coiled whip now in my hand, addressing to it the attentions of the female slave, caressing it with her lips and tongue, humbly, and at length, well aware that if I were not satisfied, it would be used upon her.	10
9	251	Who, it is said, would wish to risk his life for a tarsk? On the other hand, there is little doubt that the capture of a free woman, given the care with which they are guarded, the glory of capturing one, and such, is usually considered an estimable coup.	10
11	165	Had that gaze not, as though mighty hands, parted and torn away my clothing, revealing, as though for a master's consideration, what had impermissibly dared to conceal itself within? I had sensed myself more than regarded; I had sensed myself considered, appraised.	10
15	468	I again considered the great ship.	10
16	224	I wondered if they ever considered such things, what it would be to be so looked upon, to be looked upon as a slave.	10
41	25	Certainly I would not have considered such a thing.	10
43	421	The cluster of men then broke apart, withdrawing from the place of deliberation, in which had been considered the fate of four women, who were no longer Panther Women.	10
43	702	I considered removing the tunic from one of the other slaves.	10
54	174	I considered him.	10

Book 33. (16 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	110	Lord Nishida and Lord Okimoto might have considered ritual knives.	10
15	42	How long, for example, would it take to traverse, say, the corridor between the gate of the garden, if I could reach it, from the courtyard, or palace steps, and the cover of the garden, and between this cover, and the exterior wall? I considered the height of the walls.	10
17	211	I considered the distance to that place.	10
19	78	This is common with slaves who are being inspected, considered, observed, and such.	10
20	638	If she wishes a garment, or a mat, a blanket, or such, let her beg for one, a begging which may then be considered by the master.	10
24	82	As I may have mentioned, the failure of a daimyo to respond to the shogun's summons is considered an act of treason, putting at risk his own life and those of others associated with him, his family, his high officers, and his loyal warriors, and would customarily involve, as a matter of course, the ...	10
25	310	I considered the bared legs of Sumomo.	10
25	332	This considerably enlarges the territory which would have to be considered by pursuers, and there would be aflight, at least as far as I knew, at most two.	10
25	334	Surely Tajima must have considered the possibility of pursuit.	10
27	51	"It is possible," said Haruki, "were the village known, and the fugitive considered dangerous.	10
27	121	I considered the position of the moons, reflected in the water of the paddy, about my ankles.	10
38	72	I suspected the pen guards had not considered the possibility of concerted action, not amongst peasants.	10
42	147	I considered Jane, before Pertinax.	10
54	13	It is not that they are cannibals, no more than a human could be considered a cannibal if he fed on verr or tarsk.	10
59	63	It was my surmise that the wager betwixt Kurii and Priest-Kings, if it existed, would not be considered resolved until either the house of Yamada or that of Temmu would be crushed into a nullity.	10
61	515	"I have considered that possibility in the orders issued to the cavalry," I said.	10

Book 34. (11 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	301	Who did we fear and hate more, I wondered, they, or ourselves? I considered changing my plans for the morrow but then decided I would not do so.	10
2	47	"And who could respond to the men we know?" "Your wishes in the matter need not be considered," she said.	10
9	308	A free woman would understand me, and my helplessness! Alas, how little I knew of such women! I should have considered more carefully a matter of possible relevance, that several of these visions held, in their small, gloved hand, an object, about a yard in length, of supple leather, and though of a...	10
10	187	A slave expects to be so considered.	10
19	137	On Earth I had dismissed her, even pitied her, poor, plain Paula, and considered myself far superior to her in beauty.	10
26	23	Two further aspects of the Gorean way might also be considered, first, the suspicion and hostility obtaining amongst diverse polities, which militates against cooperation and assistance, and the limits of Gorean law, even within a polity, as Goreans tend to be radically independent and likely to res...	10
49	310	I supposed that Paula might not be all that plain, really, all things considered.	10
61	49	All viewpoints must be considered.	10
62	68	She must, for example, expect her hair, and her nails, of both the hands and feet, to be considered.	10
65	253	"We have considered it".	10
68	230	I refer, of course, in these remarks, to the common camisk, not the Turian camisk, which, however revealing, is generally considered less objectionable, more restrained, or refined.	10

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	107	I was doubtless scouted, assessed, considered, and decided upon without my knowledge, and then my acquisition was arranged.	10
1	108	Perhaps you, too, have been noticed; perhaps you are, even now, without your knowledge, being scouted, assessed, considered.	10
1	109	Should you then not be more careful of your posture, the tilt of your head, the line of your body, the grace of your movements? Should you not present yourself fittingly? Should you not endeavor to be more beautiful and pleasing, as befits one being considered for the collar? Surely you wish to appe...	10
8	341	"I am hooded!" It was my understanding that the Merchants was not considered, at least generally, as a high caste on Gor.	10
33	405	I knew myself considered.	10
40	341	In my wandering thoughts, I also considered my annoyance with Florian, which went far beyond his reticence to reveal to me even the name of one who was supposedly "interested" in me and his radical and unaccountable disparagement of me and the Golden Chain.	10
46	354	First, let them stand before you, one by one, being considered, while you make your bets; then, the bets made, they will perform.	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	176	"Have you not considered the possibility that your most dangerous enemy may not be thieves and brigands, bandits and killers, but Cos itself, the state?" "I do not understand," he said.	10
5	43	"What of the wine?" "I considered breaking the bottles and casting them overboard last night," I said.	10
8	117	I considered the rhythm of the oars in the corsair fleet.	10
36	222	I had gathered that a raid on Mytilene had been considered, even from long before the fair.	10
41	58	"It has already been considered," I said.	10
41	59	"I have considered it".	10
45	67	I considered replacing the blanket.	10
48	16	Two incidents, considered, helped to stir thought, one, the destruction of the large, prosperous village of Seleukos on Thera itself made it clear that little, if anything, might deter the marauders.	10
54	124	It might be noted, in passing, that neither I nor Sakim, nor others, considered the possibility that, should the corsairs be victorious, they might recognize Margot, Millicent, and Courtney as former allies and free them.	10