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Crying

Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	127	She was crying, with all the incomprehensible absurdity of the female kind.	10
11	45	We watched in one stall a bronzed giant apparently swallowing balls of fire, in the next a silk merchant crying the glories of his cloth, in another a hawker of paga; in still another we watched the swaying bodies of dancing slave girls as their master proclaimed their rent price.	10
20	38	He clasped my hands, and, to my wonder, the little scribe was crying.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	25	Vika was still crying a bit, but I took her hair and wiped her face and told her to stop her noise.	10
26	26	She bit her lip and choked back a sob and stopped crying, though her eyes still brimmed with tears.	10

Book 4. (16 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	72	One of the riders pointed to me, crying out to the crowd, excitedly.	10
8	42	The animals began to die and the keening of women, crying as though the wagons were burning and the Turians upon them, carried over the prairies.	10
8	84	When her interrogation had been completed, and she had collapsed on the dais of Kutaituchik, crying out in misery, "La Kajira.	10
8	194	As soon as Kamchak had agreed to Albrecht's proposal the children and several of the slave girls immediately began to rush toward the wagons, delightedly crying, "Wager! Wager!" Soon, to my dismay, a large number of Tuchuks, male and female, and their male or female slaves, began to gather near the ...	10
10	97	She was crying.	10
10	100	They circled back to find a girl, free though still clad Kajir, clutching in one hand a piece of gold, waving after a departed enemy, laughing and crying.	10
10	296	"I, Hereena of the First Wagon, am superior," she was crying, "to those two Kassar she-kaiila!" But the judge was already four stakes below her.	10
13	112	Aphris was crying.	10
13	176	Even as we made our way back to the kaiila I could hear two more haruspexes crying out that they had found livers that were clearly unfavorable.	10
20	67	"A wench from the Pleasure Gardens of Saphrar, you fool!" Harold was crying at him.	10
21	67	I hobbled after the stones, and fell to my knees in the dust, scrabbling after them, moaning and crying aloud.	10
21	82	She was crying angrily at them and waving her broken basket.	10
21	267	"You will suffer for this!" the commander of the guard was crying.	10
21	305	Some passersby were now fleeing past, crying out.	10
21	316	About us there were the stamping paws of kaiila, the crying of men, the sound of arms, and always more and more Tuchuks striking the top of the wagon and bounding into the city uttering their war cry.	10
22	42	"I heard the crying of women," I said.	10

Book 5. (24 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	68	Suddenly a small figure burst through the door of the tavern, stumbling and rolling down the stairs, crying out.	10
3	1	The Game When I deemed it wise to depart from Vella, I knotted her yellow slave livery about her neck and cried out, "Begone, Slave!" and then slapped my hands together at which juncture she let forth a howl as though she had been struck, and then, blubbering hysterically and crying out, she scrambl...	10
11	123	One was sullen and quiet, sitting hunched over in the back of the kennel; the other was curled on the floor, crying softly.	10
12	40	"Green! Green!" a woman was crying out, not far from me, her veil awry, her fists clenched.	10
12	51	The hawkers of candies and such were now crying their wares.	10
15	113	For one thing he never slew an opponent, though the man often could never fight again; the afternoon I had seen him the crowd cried for the death of his defeated opponent, lying bloodied in the sand, pleading for mercy between his legs, and Murmillius had lifted his sword as though to slay the man, ...	10
15	216	During the next weeks and months the lessons of Flaminius were never again touched upon, except occasionally, for her amusement, by Sura, who would suddenly cry to one of the girls, at the same time brandishing the slave goad, such a query as "What do you want more than anything?" to which the girl,...	10
17	85	I heard the angry cries of the girls and their fists on the door for a moment, but then I heard them suddenly begin shrieking, and crying out, as though slavers might have fallen upon them.	10
17	299	At last Virginia Kent, to the cheers of several of those present, sat atop Lana and was pummeling her mercilessly, until Lana, throwing up her arms and shrieking, crying out, begged for mercy.	10
17	377	Phyllis clenched her fists, crying out in rage.	10
17	525	Behind her the men began crying out, watching the tumbling of the knucklebones on the stones of the floor.	10
18	15	There was an intense eruption of needlelike sparks and Sura screamed in pain and fell stumbling to one side, weeping, crying out on the stones of the floor.	10
19	339	The girls stood in the light, lifting their heads to the crowd, nude and proud on the block, in the wild shouting and stamping and crying out, and knew themselves beautiful and prized.	10
19	353	In the crowd men cried out with pleasure; I heard even gasps from women, perhaps amazingly, startled that their sex was capable of such beauty; the eyes of some of the women shone with ill-concealed admiration and excitement; I could mark the quickness of their breath in their veils; the eyes of oth...	10
20	249	Even the slave girls clapped their hands with amusement, crying out with pleasure.	10
20	382	She smiled, crying, and put down her head.	10
21	175	I heard the crowd crying far off.	10
21	180	Ho-Tu came behind me, fiercely cracking the whip, crying out, "Hurry, Lazy Slave! Hurry!" I heard men in the tunnel laugh.	10
21	216	He was crying out as though in rage and fear.	10
21	360	"Silence!" roared Murmillius and, obediently, we fought in silence, save for the crying of men, our breathing, the sparkling ring of blades tempered by wine and fire.	10
21	384	I saw Hup bounding and skipping on the tiers, crying out, and saw men throwing off cloaks, revealing blades, and rushing to meet Taurentians.	10
22	193	He shouted to him, crying encouragement.	10
22	531	The tarnsmen, packed together, impeding one another's movements, were fodder for the slaughter of the Tuchuk bow, and then, crying out with fear, they turned aside their mounts and broke before us.	10
24	284	I had untied only a bit of the knot when I leaped to my feet with a cry and turned, running as though demented, crying out, down the corridors once more to the court of the Ubar.	10

Book 6. (35 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	291	"Hear them? Hear what they are crying outside?" "They are crying that there is a Home Stone in Port Kar," she said, "but there is no Home Stone in Port Kar.	10
3	72	A child was crying out, chasing it.	10
4	294	And fused with this, excruciating in the pain of it, was my desire for her, the crying out of my blood that she had so, and deliberately, aroused.	10
5	96	There was much laughter and shouting, and cheering and crying out.	10
5	171	I remembered the two lines, one of young men, the other of girls, jeering and laughing, and crying out at one another in the morning.	10
6	17	Somewhere an infant was crying.	10
6	46	The rencer was pointing here and there, and shouting to the men of Port Kar, crying orders to them.	10
6	56	Most, panic-stricken, knowing themselves no match for trained warriors, fled like animals, crying out in fear before the hunters of Port Kar.	10
6	68	Another warrior approached her from behind, with a whip, and with four fierce strokes had cut the rence tunic from her body and she knelt on the rence matting that was the surface of the island, crying out in pain, begging to be bound.	10
6	78	Everywhere about us there were shouting men, screaming women, running, crying children, and everywhere, it seemed, the men of Port Kar, and their slaves, holding torches aloft, burning like the eyes of predators in the marsh night.	10
6	82	There, under the light of marsh torches, I saw Ho-Hak, crying with rage, shouting, with an oar pole laying about himself wildly.	10
6	141	A man to my right was suddenly caught in a capture net, crying out, and two warriors were on him, pounding him, beginning to bind him.	10
6	183	The slave who had carried his torch ran back toward the light, crying out.	10
6	206	Somewhere I heard the voice of Henrak crying out.	10
7	4	We saw several running across the bridges, crying out, being whipped toward the torches by those of Port Kar.	10
8	32	The oar-master, crying out, leaped up the stairs to the tiller deck, and angrily seized the helmsman by the shoulders, shaking him, then saw the eyes.	10
8	135	I heard someone crying out, perhaps the officer, ordering more men aft to repel the boarders.	10
8	304	Somewhere I heard a child crying.	10
8	317	I could hear a child crying.	10
9	203	I attempted to kiss her, but she had turned and, not crying, left me.	10
10	187	Now, crying to come before the council, was the mad, half-blind shipwright Tersites, a scroll of drawings in his hand, and calculations.	10
11	1	The Crest of Sleen Hair The Captains leaped from their chairs, crying out.	10
11	24	Then, behind him, in groups of four and five, crying out, many bleeding from wounds, weapons brandished, and sometimes bloodied, there came those captains who could.	10
11	75	"Henrius Sevarius," they were crying, "Ubar of Port Kar".	10
11	303	I recalled the note I had received before Henrak had burst in upon the council, crying that there was fire in the arsenal.	10
13	336	I heard the voice of the captain, Tenrik, crying to his helmsmen, "Hard to starboard!" The big ship began to swing to starboard.	10
15	401	Dark and golden, shimmering, crying out, stamping, she danced, her thonged beauty incandescent in the light of the torches and the frenzy of the slave bells.	10
15	618	And then, again, wildly, shouting, crying out, I threw gold to all the corners of the room, laughing as the men fought and leaped to seize it.	10
15	650	Stumbling, crying out in rage, I staggered toward my quarters.	10
16	67	"But, in the meantime," she hissed, between clenched teeth, "I shall resist you with all my might!" I laughed again, and she laughed, and I permitted her to struggle until she had exhausted herself, and then, with lips and hands, and teeth and tongue, I touched her, until her body, caressed and love...	10
16	329	Children were crying.	10
16	442	There was much shouting, and a great crying out.	10
17	234	The oarsmen below were crying out and waving their caps.	10
18	614	There was a great screaming from the siege ladders, and I heard men crying out with death, and terror, and heard the scraping of the ladders and then their falling back, showering bodies on those crowded below, waiting to scale them.	10
18	649	She was laughing and crying.	10

Book 7. (28 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	93	That was the second time in my life, to that time, that I remember crying.	10
3	513	I collapsed at the foot of a tree, gasping, each muscle in my body crying out.	10
5	133	I shut the door of the galley, crying.	10
6	400	Targo was now crying out orders.	10
6	460	Sobbing, crying out inwardly, I pushed against the broad leather strap with all my might.	10
7	220	Lana walked about Targo, crying out at him and gesturing.	10
7	383	I heard Targo crying out.	10
8	154	Two times I had heard other girls crying in the wagon.	10
8	176	The girls, thrilled, pressed against the bars, crying out and pointing.	10
8	913	Ute, Lana and I ran, laughing and stumbling, barefoot, squealing in protest, crying out in pain, through the darkness over the grass toward the fire.	10
8	921	Suddenly there were three more sharp slaps of the sword belts and, crying out, protesting, begging for mercy, laughing, we leapt to our feet to busy ourselves.	10
8	1005	The fellow over whom she leapt seized her by one ankle, and she fell short of me, crying out in fury.	10
8	1087	The man who had held me leaped half to his feet, crying out, when something large and heavy struck him on the side of the head.	10
9	319	The first girl began to writhe, crying out, stamping in the circle.	10
9	321	And then another! Stamping, turning, crying out, moaning, clawing at the moons, they danced.	10
9	331	Another girl, crying out, tore her own skins to the waist and clawing, moaning, writhing, approached the square.	10
9	337	Then suddenly, to my amazement, Verna cried out in anguish, a wild, moaning, anguished cry, and threw from herself her weapons and tore away her own skins and leaped into the circle, turning, and clawing and crying out like the others.	10
9	345	One by one the other girls, too, violently, threw themselves to the grass, rolling upon it and moaning, some even within the precincts of the square, then throwing themselves upon their backs, some with their eyes closed, crying out, others with their eyes open, fixed helplessly on the wild moons, s...	10
9	533	I stumbled into the room, crying out with anguish.	10
11	532	There was a sharp tug on the nose thong and the two of us, crying out, knelt before Ute and Inge.	10
11	1454	"Be silent!" I awakened, crying out.	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
13	1076	I had awakened, crying out.	10
15	306	I put down my head, crying out in misery.	10
15	1160	There was shouting and laughter, the pleasurable moaning and crying out of girls used beyond the rim of firelight.	10
16	153	Then I began to dance the madness of my need, writhing beneath the moons of Gor, clutching at them, turning, stamping my feet, swirling, crying out.	10
17	185	The other girls, too, winced in protest, some crying out.	10
17	451	Sometimes, at night, the other girls would waken me, and scold me, for I had disturbed them, crying his name in my sleep.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	13	Elsewhere I heard a vendor of pastries crying his wares.	10
9	418	Then their moaning became more intense and the swaying swifter and more savage, and, crying out and whimpering, they began to claw at the moons.	10
9	425	Mira now, the others following, crying out, tore away the scraps of panther skin that had yet concealed their beauty.	10
9	427	Now, moaning, crying out, the she-beasts of the forest, the panther girls, hands lifted, clawing, began to stamp and dance beneath the fierce brightness of the wild moons.	10
10	163	I could hear the girls crying out, whimpering.	10
15	6	Then, gasping, crying out with fear, stumbling, pushing her way through lashing branches, she continued her flight.	10
17	144	Some had been disturbed by the crying of the hysterical panther girl, which had doubtless seemed to them far off, and something having little to do with them.	10
18	78	They were laughing and crying out.	10
18	239	In a few minutes as I had expected, I saw some pairs of slave girls, three pairs, each pair tied together by the neck, brutally driven, stumbling, crying out, from the palisade.	10
19	380	They wept, crying out, whipped slaves.	10
22	476	Her garment beneath her in the wet sand, she reached now for his lips, his head and body, touching him and crying out.	10
22	677	She had hesitated, agonized, and then, crying out, had fled to the one who had touched her.	10

Book 9. (20 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	The four boys who had sung in the services held to one another, crying, like girls.	10
3	35	I saw, twenty feet from me, screaming, the giant, he of incredible stature, striking down at the kneeling people, who were crying out and trying to crawl away.	10
3	164	"Bondmaids," ordered Ivar Forkbeard harshly, "strip!" Crying out the girls removed their garments.	10
3	277	Like wolves, crying out, shouting, lifting their fists, they ran behind us as we made our way toward the wharves.	10
5	185	I could see Thorgard of Scagnar, in the horned helmet, bearded, crying orders.	10
6	77	Ivar Forkbeard, crying out, leaped from moving oar to moving oar, proceeding from the oars nearest the stem on the port side to the stern, then leaping back onto the deck at the stern quarter and leaping again on the oars, this time on the starboard side, and proceeding from the oar nearest the ster...	10
6	415	One, who had irritated an oarsman, her hands held, was beaten, crying out, with his belt.	10
8	215	"I cannot swim!" The Forkbeard then hurled her from the window and she fell, twisting and crying out, some hundred feet to the black waters below.	10
9	186	I put my hand in her hair, twisting it, she crying out, and thrust her up, to a sitting position, and then, by the hair, thrust her face to mine, and our lips met, I forcing my kiss to her teeth.	10
9	193	With a laugh, she crying out with pleasure, I took again the young lady of Kassau, the bondmaid, Thyri, in my arms.	10
9	423	My left hand held her left arm; with my right hand I forced her right wrist behind her back; I thrust it up; she cried out, suddenly, with misery; I threw her to the furs; scarcely had she struck them, crying out, belly down, than I had clasped the fetter of black iron about her ankle; chained, she ...	10
10	483	"No, no!" He turned about, dragging her by the right wrist, his left hand on the chain about a foot from her wrist, and, almost running, pulled her, stumbling, crying out, after him.	10
10	692	Then, between the thralls, moaning, crying out, stumbling, a gift being delivered, she was thrust toward the tent of he who was known at the Thing as Thorgeir of Ax Glacier.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
14	213	Most of them moaned, crying out with misery; many fell to their knees.	10
15	379	Crying out I lost my balance, turning, and plunged from the peak.	10
18	3	Simultaneously with the attack from the slopes the girls in the cattle pen, following the orders of masters, conveyed to them by Hilda, crying out, fled in their hundreds from the pen, streaming throughout the camp.	10
18	174	Almost as one the girls, crying out, flung themselves to their bellies among the bodies and the charge of the men of Torvaldsland, missing not a step, took its way over them, striking the startled Kurii with an unimpeded impact.	10
18	313	She was turning about, crying, scolding it, but it, snarling, relentless, snapped at her, cutting at her heels with its fangs.	10
18	567	Suddenly, crying with rage, his beard wild behind him, Thorgard of Scagnar, a mighty foe, now armed, rushed upon the Forkbeard, who fended away the blow.	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	164	The dancer moaned, crying out, as though in agony.	10
1	555	Sometimes inert, esteemed Gorean free women cry out in rage, not understanding why their companions have forsaken them for the evening, to go to the paga tavern; there, of course, for the price of a cup of paga, he can get his hands on a silken, belled girl, a slave; the free woman must denounce her...	10
2	562	Crying out with pain, the lovely Alyena turned, and, weeping, stumbling, fled through the curtain of silver strings, to the pens of Tor.	10
5	503	The Aretai, from the east, and west, lances down, scimitars high, with much dust, crying out, shouting, swept into the caravan.	10
7	248	Ten feet in the air, against the stones of the ceiling, twisting, crying out, screaming, he writhed.	10
7	285	His men followed, striking, crying out.	10
7	597	"Think of her writhing and crying out in my arms, she my slave, perhaps permitted that pleasure, responding obediently, helplessly, to me, her master, Ibn Saran, your victorious enemy".	10
8	57	One of the girls had her hands, wrists bound, in her hair, pulling at it, crying out with misery.	10
13	272	"She was crying the name 'Hassan'".	10
17	249	It came by surprise, from the back, from beneath the surface, then without warning men screaming wood splintering amongst us seeing it striking me others too tumbling gone then men crying out arms in the water one lamp only tiny alive in that blackness.	10
17	267	I was aware of torches across the water on the raft, men crying out, then the fish, I clinging to it, fell into the water, thrashing.	10
22	88	He was unwary; his attention was fully focused on his target; did he think I was a slave girl on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, standing, a tospit in my mouth for his lance sport? I moved to the side and, with both hands, a yard behind the point, turning, caught the lance; the rider, crying out, w...	10
24	758	I heard the crying out of men.	10
25	292	"I have heard them crying out for her," said Hassan.	10
26	384	Then, crying out with misery, frightened, a moment before the sand slipped from the glass, she turned toward the whip.	10
26	497	I fear that many felt the strap that day, and I understand that he was forced more than once to lay about him vigorously, but still, shrieking, crying out and clustering about, as I understand it, they would rush in, to strike their small blows, or, sometimes at a distance of no more than a yard or ...	10

Book 11. (21 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	441	Suddenly, as though by common accord, each crying out, each uttering a savage cry, they hurled themselves at one another.	10
2	482	In that instant the bearded man, crying out savagely, rushed upon him, his spear raised.	10
4	512	Crying, I fled through the camp, stumbling.	10
4	1064	Then, suddenly, I turned my head to one side, closing my eyes, crying out.	10
5	229	The two who had been touching leapt apart, the girl crying out with misery and throwing herself to her knees at the foot of her mistress; the man backed away, angrily, startled.	10
5	292	From through the trees, on the other side of the camp, came what I took to be the sound of a bird, the hook-billed, night-crying fleer, which preys on nocturnal forest urts.	10
5	320	I heard men crying out, and then, more frighteningly, I heard several leaving the camp, splashing across the stream, crashing through brush behind me.	10
7	285	"Now!" said Lehna, crying out, striking her.	10
7	310	She was crying.	10
7	337	"You are crying," said Slave Beads to me.	10
7	923	I heard the boys crying out with triumph, and pleasure.	10
7	996	Then I had cried out with unwilling pleasure, and helplessly caught at the soldier with my nails, and the thought of my master had been, against my will, forced from my consciousness as the soldier brought me, twisting and crying out, to obliterating, overwhelming slave orgasm.	10
7	1266	"How can one be cruel to a slave?" "You're crying," he said.	10
9	2057	This is a beautiful posture in a female, crying out of service, submission and beauty.	10
9	2072	He seized her in his mighty arms and crushed her to him, raping her lips with the master's kiss, mighty in its lust and possession of the collared she, and she clutched him, helplessly, crying out.	10
12	517	I heard a girl crying out piteously, pounding and scratching hysterically at the other side of the door.	10
12	694	I had heard another girl crying out earlier, as she had been tagged, although at the time I had not understood what had been done to her.	10
14	28	More than many of the girls had I squirmed in the alcoves, sometimes chained, writhing under the touch of masters, whimpering and crying out the submission I could not help but yield.	10
20	362	I wanted to run toward him, crying out, the length of the wharf, and throw myself to his feet, weeping, covering them with kisses.	10
22	581	Then, I screaming, crying out with misery, it drew me from the mast and, turning about, twisting under the water, dove downward.	10
28	345	He untied the strings of the pouch and, crying out with pleasure, spilled coins of gold to the wood.	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	74	She opened her eyes suddenly, startled, half crying out.	10
3	1095	He looked from one girl to the other, to the stripped, chained blonde, to the cowering dark-haired girl, her neck cut by the collar, from its movement, to the third girl, sobbing and looking up at him, to the fourth girl, lying on her side, her legs drawn up, crying.	10
3	1114	"Those," said the coppery-skinned fellow, pointing to the blonde and the dark-haired girl, freshly whipped, crying in their chains.	10
6	526	I turned to the girl beside me, who was crying.	10
6	553	His hand closed on the girl's left arm and dragged her swiftly, forcibly from the saddle, she crying out, startled, dashing her shoulder and headfirst into the water at his side.	10
7	37	"Are you still crying?" I asked Constance.	10
24	263	It was all I could do to keep from crying out with pleasure and delight, and my pride in the skill of the slave I owned.	10
26	247	The hideous crying of the sleen was now piercing to our ears.	10
30	65	How she melted to him, his, crying out, owned.	10
33	58	They had thrust their arms through the bars, crying out, weeping.	10
37	145	The ice split behind me, and my foot, protected in its sleenskin boot, splashed in water, and I thrust the sled up and onto solid ice, and, crying out at the sleen, cracking the whip, sped away.	10
38	78	She was crying.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	331	She put her head back, helpless, crying out with pleasure, subdued.	10
4	176	The girl, crying out with rage, tried to kick at the man tied beside her.	10
4	540	The girl between my feet was crying.	10
4	554	She squirmed helplessly, crying.	10
9	14	"Plague!" men were crying in the streets.	10
14	320	Then she began again to move and, soon, was crying out, softly.	10
14	609	She then put down her head again, crying.	10
32	411	It is little wonder that they occasionally, crying out with frustration, dance naked before a mirror.	10
39	21	Streaming out from behind them, brandishing spears and shields, knives and pangas, crying out, plunging toward us in the water, were dozens of men.	10
42	45	By the time we heard men crying out in rage, and saw torches on the shore, we were safely on the river.	10
47	83	A woman, not even seeming to see me, crying out with pain, fled past me.	10
48	277	The blonde, wading beside it, crying, thrust her body against its side.	10
57	131	The next day, however, it was she herself who sweated at an oar, crying out in pain under the whips of the vigilant askaris, while another took her place.	10

Book 14. (21 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	191	When she was crying to be used, I could throw her to the floor, there to make her mine.	10
2	21	One of the men then, from behind, put his hands in Miss Henderson's hair and, rudely, with two hands, pulled her up backwards, she crying out suddenly with pain, awakening, finding herself kneeling, held by the hair, before the heavy man.	10
3	213	I was now, squirming and crying, some forty feet above the floor of the pit below.	10
4	111	The Lady Gina nodded to the girl Tela who then, crying out angrily, struck me twice with her quirt.	10
7	101	She was naked and crying.	10
8	71	What did she want of one who was only a slave? Suddenly, crying out with rage, she began to strike at me with the whip.	10
9	102	I jerked away from the sound, crying out, startled, frightened.	10
10	87	They had seen me under the whip, crying out, begging for mercy.	10
14	178	She knelt on the couch, trembling wildly, crying.	10
15	68	After the second I had hung in the straps, helpless, weeping, crying out for mercy.	10
20	72	Behind this, pressed against it, watching, excited, holding to the bars, were collared, half-naked slave girls, stable sluts, crying out for the champions of their various stables.	10
20	85	I could hear, but only as in the distance, the crying of the crowd, the screaming of the women, slave and free.	10
20	92	"Stop! Stop!" was crying Kenneth.	10
20	96	"Is he dead?" someone was crying.	10
22	257	The struck girl, crying out with misery could not hold the position.	10
22	417	She spun from him and, crying, danced before Philebus, bounty creditor of Venna.	10
23	17	"It will be only my inadvertent discovery of your indiscretion," she said, "and my crying out that forced the separation of you guilty, discovered slaves".	10
25	229	Then the women, bond and free, fell back, crying and frightened, for all women, whether slave or free, understand the whip.	10
26	60	We heard, too, the crying of a girl.	10
32	393	"I am a slave, a slave!" Then she shuddered and shook in my arms, and I could scarcely hold her, and then she was crying, and sobbing joyfully.	10
34	247	Three girls, crying out with misery, rushed to obey him.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	63	The blonde, a few racks away, in the same line, was crying out for mercy.	10
4	14	"You cannot put me out!" a free woman had been crying to the proprietor of the inn, at his counter to the side.	10
4	27	"I am a free woman of Vonda!" the woman at the counter was crying.	10
4	41	"I am a free woman of Vonda!" the woman at the counter was crying.	10
4	106	"I am a free woman of Vonda!" the woman at the counter had been crying out last night.	10
5	1	I Continue my Search for Miss Beverly Henderson The proprietor of the tavern took the red-haired dancing girl by the arm, she crying out, and thrust her in her costume, ten slender silver chains, five before and five behind, depending from her collar, from the sand.	10
11	583	I reached to her hair and, twisting her head, she crying out, threw her to the furs.	10
23	45	Rather, sitting, rolling, and changing position, on her side, her back, her belly, half kneeling, half sitting, kneeling, crawling, reaching out, bending backwards, lying down, twisting with passion, gesturing to her body, presenting it to masters for their inspection and interest, whimpering, moani...	10
24	322	I remember one of the girls, pulled sobbing and in pain from the rack, crying out, joyfully, "I am a slave girl!" How startling, and strange, seemed her cry.	10
24	532	She stumbled, in the blindfold, against the edge of the couch, crying out, bruising herself.	10
24	533	She then stumbled from the couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	153	I heard men crying out in the water.	10
6	119	Even soldiers of Ar, at our benches, crying out, seized up shields and bucklers, and smote them with the blades of spears and the flats of swords.	10
8	182	The whip cracked forth, lashing, snapping, whipping about her startled wrists, binding them together, causing her, crying out with pain, to drop the leaden sheets.	10
8	231	Eagerly, crying, she took it in her hands and kissed it, fervently.	10
9	396	Men in the water were crying out about me.	10
12	219	"You are crying," I said to Callimachus.	10
16	165	I threw my head back, crying out.	10
16	219	Policrates was crying out orders on the height of the stem castle above me.	10
17	208	"Why is she crying?" I asked.	10
17	990	"Yes, Master," she said, and then, turning about, stumbling and crying, the bell of the Coin Girl sounding, the coins jingling in the box on her neck, she fled up the street.	10
20	328	Open, enraptured, joyful, she writhes moaning and crying out on the furs of love, a conquered slave, a fulfilled woman.	10
21	11	Before this last having of her she had lain on her back on the furs crying out with joy, feeling the heavy collar on her throat, and the weight of the chain that fastened her by the collar to the slave ring.	10

Book 17. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	2	I heard, ahead, the crying out of the driver, the snapping of his long whip over the backs of the two draft tharlarion harnessed to the wagon.	10
8	539	The men, I gathered, were drovers, members probably of the same crew that I had seen arrive earlier, those who had driven their kaiila, crying out and shouting, through the streets.	10
14	800	I was crying.	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	289	She was crying.	10
4	126	"Make ready your arrows," I heard, a crying from outside the lodge.	10
9	20	Somewhere I heard a girl crying out, being beaten.	10
10	74	A moment later I heard Winyela crying out, rapturously, doubtless locked in his arms.	10
10	78	As I left, I heard her crying out in ecstasy and heard, too, the uncompromising, triumphant roars, unrestrained, bestial and victorious, of his ownership of her, a slave, a girl named Winyela, whom I had prepared for his lodge.	10
12	536	She was half choking and crying.	10
19	61	"I do not think Watonka would have paid us attention," I said, "except that Iwoso leaped at me, striking me, crying out that I was a lying slave".	10
23	96	I myself did not blame her for crying out.	10
26	66	Startled, crying out, he pulled his kaiila back, and turned, and fled.	10
28	321	"Fight! Defend the camp!" The lines spun about and the men of Mahpiyasapa, whooping and crying out, dust scattering, sped back under the ropes and between the lodges to engage this new enemy.	10
29	13	"Where is Cotanka?" a girl was crying out.	10
29	83	"Away!" Grunt was crying, waving his arm aversively, at two Yellow Knives, mounted, looking at him.	10
37	550	Hci, swinging ropes, crying out, emerged, too, from the nearby grass.	10
40	864	Men and women, crying out with pleasure, with tears, in floods of emotion, kissed, and touched one another, and loved.	10
43	84	"Are you crying?" asked Iwoso.	10
43	376	Suddenly there was a wild screaming from behind me, and a wild crying out, in what I assumed must be Yellow Knife.	10
43	396	I permitted Iwoso, for a few moments more, to sit there behind me in the dust, tied in her sack, crying out.	10
47	244	One of the Kinyanpi struck his painted chest, crying out.	10
47	308	Wildly he turned his tarn and, crying out, followed by his men, fled.	10
54	268	Then, crying out, she hurried on, struck twice more by the switch.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	574	How pleased I was that I was free! How frightful, how terrible, it would be, to be a slave! "Is Lady Sheila crying?" he asked.	10
6	582	"I am not crying," I said.	10
14	15	And, as my wagon passed them, they seemed to go mad with hatred and pleasure, crying out and jeering me, and shrieking with triumph to see me so helplessly a captive.	10
14	192	I thought of crying out, but doubtless they would be away by the time men would come, and with their masks doffed, who would know them? I would succeed in doing little more than calling attention to myself.	10
15	75	"There are stains on your face as though you had been crying," said the girl.	10
30	358	I heard the crowd crying out with eagerness.	10
35	73	"Why are you crying?" asked Susan.	10
36	630	I recoiled, crying out.	10
36	1142	Then, crawling, swiftly, crying out, half dragged, I was pulled by the hair to the center of the room.	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	339	Crying out they give chase to the servants.	10
12	13	"That accident which destroyed or disfigured your face," I said, "that rendered it such, as I understand it, that women might run screaming from your sight, that men, crying out, sickened and revolted, might drive you with poles and cudgels, like some feared, disgusting beast, from their own habitat...	10
16	827	Rowena, gasping and writhing, crying out, the scarf torn from her, flung down among the tables, pressed back helplessly to the tiles, held down by the arms, kept in place, by two men, was already serving.	10

Book 21. (15 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	"Feed me! Please, feed me!" The others, too, then, almost instantly, hastily, each seeming to hurry to be before the others, some moaning and crying out in misery, unhooded and unveiled themselves.	10
3	78	"Please!" Then the whip fell amongst them and they, though free women, fell back, away from it, crying out in pain, and scattering.	10
4	43	I heard the child crying again.	10
4	553	She, frightened, quickly removed her hand from the hilt of the dagger, crying out in frustration, in rage.	10
8	37	"They were suddenly everywhere, all about us, crying out, with reddened blades," he said, "and merciless.	10
12	41	"A fellow was crying out that the city had been taken.	10
12	113	"I heard a fellow crying out that the city had fallen," I said.	10
13	1	We Proceed to the Semnium I heard the crying of confused, frightened children, the lamentations of women.	10
16	109	"And I am sure, sweet and dear daughter, that when you find yourself helpless in the arms of men, kicking and crying out, and squirming, their lust will make it quite clear to you".	10
16	706	If I should continue I had little doubt but what she would, in a moment or two, be jerking on her belly, crying out in a rattle of chain, writhing helplessly on the marble, then bruising and marking the soft interiors of her lovely thighs against it, so tightly gripping it.	10
16	765	"Can you imagine her naked, kicking in her chains," I asked, "crying out, begging for a man's touch?" "Yes," said the woman.	10
16	970	"No, no!" said the daughter, almost crying out, wildly.	10
26	593	I then seized her wrist and drew her forcibly, swiftly, she crying out, on her belly, through the narrow opening.	10
26	1298	"You are exciting me! You are doing it to me again! How dare you! I am a free woman! Is this how you want me, as an irresponsible, helpless, whimpering, moaning, squirming animal, unable to help herself, leaping and crying out, half mad, beside herself with passion, responding almost as a slave in y...	10
26	2068	She was running behind me, on the leash, laughing and crying.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	11	I squirmed and thrashed in my bed, twisting and weeping, pounding it with my fists, crying out, "No! No!" Then I would put my head fearfully on my pillow, dampened with meaningless, rebellious tears.	10
3	315	They would know where I was! Again I must run! I leapt up, crying out, and fled again, irrationally, terrified, wildly, miserably, weeping, my every step again betrayed by bells, this time about the far end of the tiny side aisle between the shelves, away from the main aisle, away from where I thoug...	10
3	918	A line of light, causing me to pull back, crying out, half blinded, burned forth from the object.	10
4	408	I bit my lip, to keep from crying out in anger.	10
6	256	Too, one would be awakened by other girls, screaming, or crying out hysterically, at the sounds, or movements, or touches in the darkness of the tiny beasts.	10
6	511	I did not want men who were like me, I wanted men who were like men, men in whose arms, ravished, loving, crying out, overwhelmed, mastered, I could be myself, and find myself.	10
8	31	"Never!" Then the lash, from behind her, fell upon her, and she sank crying out, reaching behind her, sobbing, to her knees, and then, with the next blow, was flung by its force to her belly in the dirt before the man.	10
11	1386	I heard a slave girl crying out with pleasure outside.	10
24	628	The chain, when it had been behind me, had cut at my back a little, sawing there, when I had struggled, gasping and crying out.	10
24	799	"You are crying," she said.	10
27	67	He was a true master, and, in moments, licking and kissing, squirming, moaning, crying out with gratitude, I was helpless in his grasp.	10
27	172	That I had pleased him? Rather it seemed he had used me, imperiously, as a master, for his pleasure! In his arms I, helpless, moaning, crying out, sometimes even begging for mercy, had been forced to endure lengthy slave ecstasies.	10
31	218	From time to time in the dance I reacted again as though I had felt the whip, crying out in pain, looking at him in terror, sometimes struck even to my knees.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	357	Swiftly, crying out with misery, stumbling, falling, she tried to scramble to her feet.	10
8	554	"Ohh!" gasped Lady Phoebe, crying out in the blindfold, squirming on the saddle before me.	10
8	614	I drew back, decisively, on the one-strap, and the tarn screamed and smote the air with its wings, and, my servant crying out in terror and clutching the pommel, was aflight! Those who are horsemen know the exhilaration of riding, the marvelous animal, its strength, its pacings, its speed, its respo...	10
15	613	I then, abruptly, seized Lady Publia by the scrub of her dark hair and pulled her, she crying out, half crawling, half being dragged, over to where Lady Claudia waited.	10
20	255	The fellow beside me was crying.	10
21	268	Then the slave was blinking and crying, and rubbing her eyes with the back of her fists.	10
21	1353	Too, as might be imagined, it is very pleasant for a man to see the marvelous changes and effects which he can induce in a woman, for example, to have her thrashing helplessly at his touch, crying out her submission, begging for more.	10
24	500	But in any case, whether because of her own pride, in itself, or her concern that I who had known her as a free woman was about, or because of the strangers in the crowd, or the other slave girls, or whatever, how woefully out of place was that absurd utterance in her new reality! But then I saw in ...	10

Book 24. (22 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	357	She had seemed to be crying, but perhaps it was merely the heat from the paga which she had, with the back of her hand, wiped from her eyes.	10
1	949	Men rose up, crying out with pleasure, striking their left shoulders.	10
1	1116	I heard some girls crying out and screaming, in terror, some probably struck, or kicked or thrust aside, or stepped on, or trampled, in the confusion.	10
3	28	I listened for a moment, and it seemed to me then, as though from below, and yet from far away, as from another time, faintly, I heard the blare of trumpets, the rolling of the drums, the crying of men, the clash of metals.	10
11	43	In a moment we heard men crying out that a great victory had been won on the right.	10
13	14	They did not fear my crying out, as I was gagged.	10
14	299	Torches, swiftly, men crying out with misery, began to be extinguished.	10
17	6	Indeed, the men learned more rapidly than the officer, I think, what had occurred, for it was onto their lines that men would first come, bearing ill tidings, crying out for succor, many of them, I gathered, wounded.	10
17	348	I refrained from crying out, stung.	10
18	186	Men were crying out, stung.	10
18	212	"Come back!" someone was crying, the fellow, Titus, I suppose.	10
18	213	"Let him go! He has won the key!" "Kill the spy!" men were crying.	10
18	261	"Pursue him!" a fellow was crying.	10
19	166	She threw her head to the side, crying out with misery.	10
19	1308	There are few sights so exciting and beautiful as a helplessly orgasmic slave crying out her submission and love.	10
20	112	"We cannot have you screaming, and crying out, in the delta," I said.	10
20	159	"But," I said, "you shall for five days, for five encampments, as a punishment for crying out twice, after having been warned to silence, and for not having responded instantly and perfectly to a command, that connected with opening your mouth for the gag wadding, be tied as I often was in the delta...	10
25	200	She pressed herself against me, closely, tightly, crying.	10
27	19	But now, it seemed, he had stopped struggling, and was simply crying out for help, in case, presumably despite all probabilities, any might be about.	10
27	387	I thought with amusement of what it might be to see the former Lady Ina, then a slave, hurrying about on a stage, crying out, trying to evade, but never quite managing it, the paddles of a Chino or Lecchio.	10
28	475	He heard Ina gasping and crying out, now totally at the mercy of the esurient males who so masterfully fondled and exploited her.	10
37	332	A woman is very beautiful, incidentally, squirming, thrashing about, gasping, crying out, helpless in the throes of slave orgasm.	10

Book 25. (12 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	600	I walked over to her and, taking her by the hair, twisting it, she crying out, turned her about and threw her to her belly on the Wall Road.	10
11	168	The girl, crying out, shrieking, pulled half from the chest, had her veil and clothing torn from her.	10
14	450	I heard the slave, some yards off, at the fountain, crying out.	10
14	452	There she was sputtering and gasping, and crying out for mercy.	10
15	9	This afternoon, on the Avenue of Turia, a cart, putatively carrying the records of the veterans of the delta, supposedly on its way from the house of records to the war office in the Central Cylinder, had been surrounded by a group of youths, crying out against the veterans of the delta, almost as i...	10
20	374	It was not the sort of garment which sometimes provokes free women to rush at slaves in the street, crying out and lashing at them with switches.	10
22	560	He hurled her, she crying out with pain, to her side on the stones of the street.	10
23	70	He was spitting, and crying out insults.	10
23	210	One may even hint at times and ways of doing it, and have the audience crying out, thinking they have caught you, but then they are mystified when you show them that things are not as they thought.	10
25	57	As Appanius, crying out again with rage, again attempted to circle about, so that he could strike the girl, the fellow became tangled in the net and could no longer protect her.	10
27	160	She was laughing, and crying.	10
28	175	"You are crying," I said.	10

Book 26. (24 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	731	"Harta!" But we were hurrying! How could we go more swiftly? Again came the terrible crack of that snapping coil! Gasping, crying out, sobbing, we moved even more swiftly! We were terrified by the very sound of those supple implements.	10
6	209	For, just as there doubtless were men, true men, on the old world, though on such a world they must guard the secrecy of their manhood, who would prize the normal female, she made for arms, and crying out, and yielding, so, too, there must be on this world men, and doubtless true men, who find the t...	10
7	1003	I had been overpowered by his authority, by my consternation, by my not knowing who he was, or his license to be here, by the hold he had over me, having seen me by the wall, by my own desperate, crying needs.	10
8	852	Suddenly from my right emergent out of the dusk so quick so fierce so fast so large its head perhaps two feet in width the head large triangular its eyes blazing lunging toward the bars big the thing a hideous noise bars body pressing scratching I leaping back, screaming, it biting at the bars the f...	10
10	293	I stumbled, frightened, I regained my balance, I hurried on again, crying.	10
11	130	Sometimes in the midst of such presentations, in effect, the dance of a woman as a woman, as herself, her true self, so brazen, so forward, so honest, and yet, too, so pathetic, so vulnerable, so needful, and, above all, so totally and unutterably different from a man, I had abruptly wheeled away, w...	10
11	1864	I was descending in the tube and the rectangle of sky above me shrunk and disappeared, and, in a moment, even the dimness of light was gone, and I spun about, turning, crying out in misery, spiraling downward through the darkness.	10
12	617	Then, with a quick lateral motion, I crying out a little, it opened a slit in my robes, perhaps a mere hort or two in width.	10
13	278	He jerked the cord and it sprang the latch, and the bottom plate of the cage, she screaming with terror, I, too, crying out in terror, dropped down, on its hinge.	10
13	1332	Too, here, in this place, I had, for the first time in my life, come to understand my own most profound reality, that which had been concealed beneath the veneers of civilization, that which had called out to me in secret moments, crying out even in my dreams.	10
14	848	But sometimes, at night, I heard them crying out with gratitude to masters in their sleep.	10
14	1539	Some who began by crying out in rage, perhaps new slaves, ended up moaning with pleasure.	10
19	997	I refer to matters of force and power, of storms and fire, of songs and blood, of shouting and crying, of laughter and tears, of realities, of victories, of dominance and submission, of owner and owned, of master and slave, of the joy of absolute and uncompromising conquest and the rapture of utter,...	10
23	121	She winced, crying out with pain.	10
24	6	"Look!" he was crying.	10
24	765	Some, kneeling, crying out, sobbing, clasped their hands together, lifting them to the men.	10
24	990	The Lady Constanzia was crying.	10
31	580	Again the peasant lunged against his chains, and there was a squeal of metal and there was, as though reluctant, crying out, protesting, another tiny yielding, a grating of stone, another tiny movement, another tiny fearful slippage, of a ponderous block of stone.	10
31	649	Suddenly, crying out, realizing somehow, in some dark part of that simple brain, in some instinctive fashion, that he had not a moment to spare, risking all, heedless of his back, swinging the stone about his head, the peasant, chains flying about his ankles, charged toward the bowmen.	10
37	189	The lieutenant and some five of the black-tunicked men, shouting, kicking, crying out with horror, crowded about the intent animals, cutting down at them with blades, trying to stab into those active, twisting bodies.	10
37	225	And the squealing and hissing, the snarling, the crying out, the cutting with the blades, had been so close to us that we might, had we not been bound, have reached out and touched the men, almost the bleeding, twisting bodies of the sleen.	10
39	16	Accordingly it was with a particular pleasure that he made me, a woman of Earth, now taken from Earth, now collared, now in Gorean bondage, throb, and kick, and spasm in his arms, squirming, and crying out, leaping and writhing, gasping, and moaning, licking and kissing, a ravished, subdued, begging...	10
40	161	"Do you think that I can live, having caused you to compromise your honor?" The pit master turned about, crying out with misery, his fists clenched.	10
40	215	Fina was laughing and crying.	10

Book 27. (30 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	151	Then she squirmed, and writhed in misery, bound and held, crying out, weeping, begging for mercy, while the first instructrix, again and again, angrily, struck the bare soles of her exposed, fastened feet, stinging them until they burned like fire.	10
7	178	Then, laughing, pursuing her, running behind her, taking turns, striking one calf and then the other, the other two joined in the sport, and she fled weeping before them, on burning feet, crying out in misery, in shame, frequently and muchly stung.	10
9	237	She turned about, kneeling, and clutched the bars, crying.	10
11	197	While she was gasping, and sobbing, and crying, shuddering, trying to comprehend the enormity of what had been done to her, the collar had been put on her neck, and locked.	10
12	61	He then took the slave by the hair and drew her sobbing, and crying out, beneath the high ring.	10
12	84	She heard a girl crying out, a few tubs from her, and, looking over, she saw blond, blue-eyed Nelsa flung on her belly over the water, she gripping the sides of the tub, desperately, to keep from falling into the water.	10
12	87	Ellen was thankful for the device she wore, though sometimes she felt like crying out in misery, because of discomfort, its weight and heat.	10
12	132	* * * * Ellen drew back, suddenly, crying out, for a stream of hot water, poured from a ewer, streamed into her tub, almost scalding her.	10
12	211	Ellen pulled back, suddenly, softly crying out, shielding her face as Nelsa, in a sudden, plunging stream, too close to her, water splashing and hissing, emptied the ewer into the tub.	10
13	274	Nelsa, of course, did not see it, as she was facing away from it, crying out, shaking her fist at the retreating figure of the other rider, now muchly in the distance.	10
13	283	Regardless of the interest or value of such speculations, the truth of which would in any event be veiled in the mysteries and darkness of the past, the fact of the matter was obvious, the fact of the congeniality of such bodies to the convenience of binding and tethering, as obvious as the perfecti...	10
15	593	Crying, she half sat up, and pulled her slave garment, the tiny, cut tunic, over her head, from where it was, about her neck and shoulders, and put it beside her.	10
15	647	"You're crying," he said.	10
15	656	Yet, to be sure, she had heard some of the girls in the cells and cages, and kennels, crying out, and moaning, and scratching.	10
16	13	How vigorous and remarkable, and diverse, and expressive, seemed that strange tongue, at once so lively, bright and fluent, even delicate, and then suddenly so explosively rude and brutal, at one moment loud, at another soft, at one moment rapid, even careless, at another measured and stately, at on...	10
16	1444	"You are crying," said Ellen.	10
17	542	She awakened suddenly, to a hand placed firmly, forcibly, over her mouth, preventing her from crying out.	10
17	1153	Her bladder had been crying for relief, but she had feared to soil the straw, even at the end of the chain.	10
18	18	More than once she had writhed moaning, crying out, gasping, begging, in slave rapture in his arms.	10
18	116	Then, in training, under the switch, crying out in pain, weeping under the frequent smartness of the strokes, she had struggled to master them.	10
18	303	Then, when permitted, clinging to a ring, eyes clenched shut, lost in her sensations, she served, twisting, grinding, bucking, begging, crying out, until, her fingers white and tight on the ring, she screamed her submission and slavehood.	10
19	60	He then, crying out angrily, and twice defending himself with the goad, returned to the central area, latching the gate behind him.	10
24	384	In a moment, clutching her silk about her, it parted by the whip, crying, the chastised dancer fled within the preparation enclosure.	10
25	256	She, however, was red-eyed, apparently from crying.	10
25	525	So, thought Ellen, it seems that there may be yet another reason, other than time, and impatience, for rushing the chains forward, weeping, crying out, begging for mercy, stumbling, under blows, herding them so cruelly with jabs and blows to the block, to their sale, that we may show ourselves as fr...	10
25	581	Crying out, the former free woman was dragged toward and then, stumbling, up the steps.	10
27	777	By the time that camp is made a free woman is commonly begging for the brand and collar, and a slave will be beside herself, writhing and gasping, moaning, crying out, begging, with need, pleading that he will be merciful, that he will deign, if only briefly, to attend to the collar of her.	10
27	1002	She feared that the smallest movement, the tiniest sound, the most diminutive influence, might prove critical, like the smallest jarring, or jostling, like a small thing which might tip a balance, a carelessly dislodged pebble that releases an avalanche, the particle of static electricity which trig...	10
27	1559	"And, if they did not," said another man, "you would lie in the grass, crying out for help, with no one to hear, helpless in your ropes, knowing that in three days you would die of thirst".	10
27	3013	He backed away, putting his arms before his face, crying out.	10

Book 28. (10 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	32	"Surely she would not be killed for crying out, for spilling water," said Cabot.	10
22	100	What, after all, are the feelings of a slave? "Stop crying," said Peisistratus to the slave.	10
27	205	She leaped in her chains, crying out in gratitude.	10
33	140	Cabot reached to her rope, that fastened about her waist, and dragged her out of the water onto the raft's surface, she crying and sobbing, the raft then again righting itself.	10
43	308	"Is the slave crying?" asked the Lady Bina, amused.	10
55	82	"They are crying out, in fear, and in misery," said Statius.	10
57	5	His Corinna was eagerly heeling him, Statius' female hurried forth, to kneel at his feet, rubbing her head against his leg, and other slaves crowded about, kneeling, weeping with joy, and the seven or eight humans and Kurii who had been commanded, to their sorrow, to stay within the camp, to protect...	10
66	97	"I have seen them in the hands of Cestiphon," said Lord Grendel, "writhing, squirming, bucking, crying out, begging for mercy one moment, and for more the next".	10
69	111	"Insurrectionists and loyalists embraced, crying out with joy," said another.	10
74	76	Several were even now serving, on belly or back, moaning, squirming, crying out, begging for more, on cushions cast about the floor of the hall.	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	245	"You are crying," she said.	10
1	248	"You are crying," she said.	10
4	4	It was very pleasant near the shore, with the smell of Thassa, with the cool, penetrant air, the sense of the salt of her churning waves, the sound of the surf, the incoming tide, the wash of sea weed on the shore, the water with its soft, fluid rush across the sand and amongst the stones, and then ...	10
12	238	Indeed the only experience many women had with tarns was to be slung naked as one of a pair, one on each side, fastened to a saddle ring, or to be, if a single quarry, hauled aloft by a tarnsman's braided, leather rope and then, their clothing cut from them, to be put on their back across the saddle...	10
22	103	Too, I assure you, my dear Pertinax, it is pleasant to have one in one's arms, squirming, and writhing, and gasping, and moaning, and crying out, and weeping, and begging, and yielding".	10
22	547	Shame! Shame! Get up! Get up! You make me sick! You are disgusting! Disgusting!" She put her head down to the dirt, crying.	10
26	206	We held her, to make use of her, to use her as a counter, if necessary, in bargaining for our lives, our tarns ready, the crowds crying out below, the rebels climbing upward, on the height of the Central Cylinder".	10
33	82	"A great darkness came suddenly over the moons, watch fires mysteriously ceased to burn, guards struggled to remain awake at their posts, we fought, crying out, and beating on drums, and blowing trumpets, to rouse ourselves, to stay awake, but we were overcome, and in Ehn we lay down to die".	10

Book 30. (8 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	199	"You are crying," said the stranger.	10
16	102	The enemy, I gathered, had not expected a vessel the size of the ship of Tersites, and many stood confused below, crying out, and shaking their weapons.	10
19	64	After a few days as a red-silker, I could imagine her crying out publicly, even before free women she had known, on an auction block, even in Ar, in misery and gratitude, at the deft, gentle, demonstrative touch of the auctioneer's whip.	10
19	129	I saw Lord Nishida among them, gesturing, crying out.	10
19	215	More than one watch had been flogged for crying out the sight of land, stirring crews, rousing jubilation, where there was no land.	10
32	21	The Pani at the barricade looked up, startled, crying out, in futility.	10
34	198	In moments, startled, disbelieving, she had rolled, twisting, and miserable, sobbing, crying out for mercy, under the blows of the switch.	10
36	585	I could not determine if he were laughing, or crying.	10

Book 31. (13 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	685	Then, suddenly, I felt a stinging rain of leather cracking on my back, and then I was rolling on the floor, crying, turning about, trying to fend the blows which fell upon me, and then I struggled to my knees, and put my head down to the floor, covering it with my hands.	10
6	51	We, in our serving tunics, crying out with fear, hurried out, into the larger room.	10
8	916	I, too, suddenly felt like crying.	10
10	8	Occasionally, caught in such a contretemps, I had seen a girl mercilessly switched, until she cowered, rolling under the blows, sobbing and crying out, and I scarcely dared to speculate what might occur when she was marched home to a whipping ring.	10
11	66	I do not think I was truly suffering from the fiercer conflagrations of slave fires, not as they so acutely tormented some slaves, thrashing about, and crying out with need, but I had little doubt that the former Allison Ashton-Baker, so refined, cool, and lovely, was now muchly different than she h...	10
18	1081	When I rose up, I was crying.	10
19	218	"She is to be purchased and owned, worked and enjoyed, tied and mastered, humiliated and ravished, reduced to needful, whimpering meat, writhing helplessly in her chains, crying, begging for another touch".	10
20	42	It is hard to sustain the despotic depredations lengthily imposed on her, the exploitations which she must frequently and helplessly endure, without crying herself subdued, conquered, and submitted, as she longs to be, and begging for yet more, another intimacy, another caress, another ecstasy.	10
26	142	To be sure, I did not doubt but what, in a little time, it would have been I who would have been crying for mercy.	10
31	9	Certainly she is expected to be good for more than bucking and squirming, and crying out, at the end of a chain.	10
35	219	"I would not want your pretty body torn apart on the rack," he said, "while you are crying out their name, or names".	10
46	84	Sometimes a proud girl would pretend to disdain, to aloofness, or frigidity, but the auctioneer, after permitting her to maintain for a time her posturing sham, puts his hands on her and she shortly thereafter, even protesting, squirming, and crying out, is revealed to the buyers, and to herself, as...	10
51	164	"Master!" I cried, and threw myself to my belly before him, crying out in joy.	10

Book 32. (5 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	169	He then straightened up, angrily, and, she crying out in pain, jerked her to her feet, and held her beside him, bent over at the waist, her head tight against his hip, her head down, facing the floor, she then in leading position.	10
15	682	Did he not know we were all women? Did he not understand that in this very slave house almost all the slaves, perhaps all but I, writhing, bucking, begging, crying out, pleading, had been such "fine, noble, proud, free Gorean women"? Doubtless he meant free women, women not yet collared.	10
37	4	Darla struggled to her feet, crying out with rage, as a storm might rise.	10
37	69	"Look," said Tuza, "she is crying!" "No, no, I am not!" wept Darla.	10
50	464	But, too, he had well taught me, with his perfunctory use of me, and his indifference, though I was crying with need, surrender, and helpless passion, that I was a meaningless pleasure object.	10

Book 33. (10 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	17	But when the soldiers of Lord Yamada, with the first light, with fixed banners and brandished glaives, crying out, swarmed to the shore, they found the beach empty.	10
6	183	But no one rushed upon the hampers, crying out, crowding, and thrusting, to seize food.	10
9	13	Moments later, crying out with fear, awed by what they had seen, they hurried back, down the trail, about the wharves, and to the plain, so far below the lofty walls of the holding, on which stood the pavilion of Lord Yamada.	10
9	74	At the same time more than a thousand mercenaries streamed forth from the barracks, sheds, ancillary buildings, and the castle itself, crying out a hundred war cries from a hundred cities.	10
25	22	Sumomo turned toward her father, sobbing, crying out for mercy.	10
25	275	Surely he knew she was not a slave! Crying out in confusion, and misery, Sumomo, obedient, bound and blindfolded, leaped from the board's edge into nothing, and plummeted downward, the skirt of her sheetlike garment torn high about her thighs, and was caught in the arms of Tajima, who threw her on h...	10
32	118	I did not know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight.	10
40	112	I had hardly said this when, from a few yards away, some canvases separating us, I heard Lord Akio crying out, screaming wildly, "Guards, guard, guards!" I then withdrew, swiftly, stopping only long enough to scatter oil from four or five of the lamps I passed, igniting the spillage.	10
49	54	The slave tumbled onto the floor, startled, crying out, and I administered a second blow to the stunned Ashigaru, this one to the back of the head.	10
53	37	"Those with him," said Tajima, "seem to be crying out.	10

Book 34. (12 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	179	We had scarcely made our turn when we, perhaps no more than twenty yards from the gate, from behind us, heard Lysander's men, perhaps rushed out into the street, crying out, "Hold! Hold up your beasts! Hold! Inspection, inspection, in the name of the Administrator!" Their futile, frustrated cursing ...	10
23	73	I recalled being in his arms, and crying out my love for him.	10
26	228	"Do you expect me to dip my flask behind the bucket of a filthy slave, where she has sullied the water?" I was then liberally switched until I was crying, and, I think, her arm grew tired.	10
30	331	I heard men crying out, and pounding paga goblets on the tables.	10
33	544	"She is crying," I said.	10
33	545	"I am sure she is crying".	10
35	12	"Nor I you, dear Phyllis!" she exclaimed, crying.	10
36	96	"Stop crying," he said.	10
39	155	"Master!" I cried, rushing to the wall, then crying out with fear as I almost plunged from the roof to the alley below.	10
46	210	It was much like the crying of a human female.	10
51	315	"The beast is crying," said the Lady Bina.	10
52	251	How I had twisted in the ropes, dangling, crying out, scarcely comprehending the pain.	10

Book 35. (3 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	970	"Why are you crying, Euphrosyne?" I asked.	10
41	90	"We are told nothing," said Ianthe, "but some of us have seen fighting, and one hears the enemies crying out, informing one another, issuing orders".	10
44	6	"Sometimes I could not sleep for Euphrosyne crying out the name of Florian in her sleep, begging for his touch.	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	190	Chaos then ensued, as patrons, grunting and crying out, rushed to seize up the disks.	10
42	118	Visitors sensing the huge, slow, heavy movement of the gate, scrambled wildly, crying out, to be inside or outside the leaves, anything to avoid being caught between them.	10
43	133	I could hear men crying out near the mercenary camp.	10
44	1	Attacks Diminish; Unrest in the Enemy Camp; The Most Dangerous Enemy I, with two others, with the long, stout forked stick, caught an upright of the ladder and thrust it back, several feet, where it wavered, and then tipped backward, and men, crying out, leapt free or fell backward.	10
59	222	"Let not the torturers be cheated of their sport! Let not the impaling spear be denied its due!" "He seems to be crying out something," I said.	10