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Curious

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	I sometimes wonder if he is curious about what happened to his camp gear or to Tarl Cabot.	10
1	36	Surely the administration of the college was curious, and angry at the inconvenience of having to replace an instructor in the middle of the year, for Tarl Cabot was never heard of again on the campus of that college.	10
1	52	I put down the wood I had gathered and approached the object, more curious than anything else.	10
12	26	I was curious to know if I would be conscious of its strike.	10
13	13	Curious, I dropped the tarn lower, not willing to believe the fires belonged to either a patrol or to hunters.	10
18	67	I wondered if Pa-Kur might be curious to know who was the rider of that solitary sable tarn which flashed above his head.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	51	It was possible, of course, that they were merely curious.	10
12	103	Yet I was curious, for I had never known a man not from Tharna.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	50	Lara's lips had been rich and fine, sensitive and curious, tender, eager, hungry; the lips of Vika were maddening; I recalled those lips, full and red, pouting, defiant, scornful, scarlet with a slave girl's challenge to my blood; I wondered if Vika might be a bred slave, a Passion Slave, one of tho...	10
7	52	I had sensed that Vika had defeated and broken many men, and I sensed that the Priest-Kings might be curious to see how I might fare with her.	10
13	54	I was curious.	10
17	145	A small, curious bird darted to the top of the stone, and then hopped from it to the blackened grass to hunt for grubs.	10
34	50	"I was just curious," he said.	10

Book 4. (5 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	368	The girl was clearly curious, female.	10
12	32	I supposed he was curious about me, not a Tuchuk, not a merchant or singer, yet among the Wagons.	10
12	511	By this time the owner of the wagon, who was naturally curious about the matter, was beside me.	10
25	350	"Why do you think he did?" she asked, facing me, curious.	10
26	541	He looked at Harold, who smiled innocently and questioningly, and then at me, who was only honestly curious.	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	Kuurus observed, curious, as the last log was placed by two men in the red of Warriors.	10
10	120	"Do not be curious, Killer," said he, "for commonly those who look upon the beast do so only in death".	10
12	154	It protected them from the sun to some extent but even more from the glances of the curious.	10
15	265	"But now I find I am curious about them.	10
15	378	I myself was curious to know what was occurring, but I did not leave the table.	10
17	188	I was curious".	10
18	260	Curious I opened the door off the hall, through which the slave taken to the beast had been led.	10
19	57	Most were doubtless on their way to the ticket booths, for there is a small charge to enter the Curulean; the fee, though minimal, helps to defray the expenses of the market, most of which are met by commissions on sales transacted on its premises; the fee also tends to some extent, but I suspect no...	10
19	122	Among the crowd, though it was predominantly male, there were, as I might have mentioned, several women, perhaps one in ten or fifteen; many of these were doubtless rich, and of High Caste; some of them were probably interested in picking up a serving slave; kettle wenches, so to speak, would probab...	10
19	389	"Here," said she, tauntingly, "is a slim beauty, lithe and swift, White Silk, intelligent, curious for the touch of a man, who for the right man would be the most abject and servile wench a beast could wish.	10
20	223	"Where is Ho-Tu?" I myself had been curious about that.	10
21	62	Then, curious, I asked, "What of Gladius of Cos?" "He will be warned not to ride," said Vancius.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	127	"Surely that is unusual?" "You are curious for a slave," she said.	10
10	192	I would have been curious to hear the arguments of Tersites pertinent to these recommendations, but before, when it had become clear how radical and, I gather, absurd were his proposals, he had been hooted from the chamber.	10
11	433	I was curious to know his motivation, his plan.	10

Book 7. (10 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	372	Also, incomprehensibly I found that I was curious about the touch of a man.	10
8	151	I recalled I had been curious for the touch of a man—perhaps for that of a master? I could not rid my mind of the brief feeling I had felt.	10
10	235	"Perhaps you are curious as to how it was done?" "Yes," I whispered.	10
10	393	"Have you never been curious," he asked, "what it would be like, to be forced to yield yourself, utterly, to a master?" "I hate men," I told him.	10
10	442	Sleen are sometimes curious, and not infrequently resentful of the intrusion of strange animals into what they choose to regard as their territory".	10
11	971	"I find myself curious to taste you".	10
11	1250	For example, we could become curious, uneasy, simply by turning an open palm, perhaps unnoticeably, toward a male.	10
14	295	I was curious.	10
16	331	"Were you curious," he asked, "why before I never let you serve the men, when the other girls did so".	10
16	333	"Yes," I said, "I am curious".	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	224	I, too, was curious.	10
4	307	"How is that?" I asked, curious.	10
5	72	I was curious to see what would happen.	10
6	600	The men watched, curious.	10
6	1085	As a Gorean master, curious, I gently, delicately, touched her nipples.	10
9	136	"Are you not curious," she asked, "to know the import of the message?" I could feel the point of the knife.	10
18	482	On the other hand, that night, one of the gods, curious, or perhaps careless, or perhaps driven from the hall and angry, threw down upon the ground his own great ax, and upon this ax he poured paga and his own blood, and the ax laughed and leaped up, and ran away.	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	230	"Are you not curious," asked Ivar of the daughter of Thorgard of Scagnar, "what it would be to feel on your body their hands, their mouths?" "Men are beasts!" she cried.	10
16	141	Perhaps it was true that Torvald had been buried in the Torvaldsberg, and that the tomb, the funeral chamber, had been concealed, to protect it from the curious or from robbers.	10

Book 10. (20 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	159	For example, it is common for a master to force his girl to speak at length and in detail to him of the secret sides of her nature, explaining and elaborating on her fantasies; if she is literate, she may be forced, naked, collared, on her knees at a small table, sometimes with her ankles shackled, ...	10
2	209	I was curious to see what measure of stride would best suit the slave in her.	10
4	546	But I could see that, in spite of her anger, her denial, her eyes had been excited, curious.	10
4	571	She was becoming curious about them.	10
5	575	At the same time, too, Alyena froze in the sand, her right hand high, left hand low, at her hip, her head bent to the left, eyes intent on the fingers of her left hand, as though curious to see if they would dare to touch her thigh; then she broke the pose, and threw back her head, breathing deeply.	10
7	129	There was little sound then, only that of a large tongue, moving in blood, tasting, curious.	10
7	422	We took her prints, curious.	10
10	289	I am curious".	10
10	290	"I, too, am curious," I said.	10
11	596	"I am curious to see one of these Kavars".	10
12	107	There were several of Tarna's males sitting about, in silken tunics, some with jewelry, curious about Hassan and myself.	10
12	393	"Surely you have been curious to learn, sometime, what it would be like to be a true woman—at the mercy of men".	10
13	176	He was clearly curious.	10
14	99	Goreans, interestingly from the point of view of an Earthling, who has been subjected to differing historical conditioning processes, do not regard biology as evil; those who deny the truths of biology are not acclaimed on Gor, as on Earth, but are rather regarded as being curious and pathetic.	10
14	219	"Does that not seem curious?" I asked.	10
17	43	Their blunt, whitish heads protruded from the water, curious, each head oriented toward one or the other of the four lamps on the raft.	10
19	48	There was a squawk as he seized one of the birds which, curious, ventured too near.	10
23	186	I had no one to represent me but myself, and I was curious.	10
24	115	She looked at it, puzzled, curious.	10
24	631	I looked about, curious.	10

Book 11. (13 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	153	There were flasks of wine there, and bottles of the brew called paga; stores of salt, grains, dried meats and vegetables; tunics, cloths and blankets; too, there were tools and utensils, and threads and needles; I found some perfumes and jewelries; I did not dare to bedeck myself with them, though I...	10
3	259	Too, I was curious to see who it would be who would first seize her.	10
4	189	It gave me pleasure to assume this posture before my master, who had full body rights to me; it gave me less pleasure, in the beginning, to assume it before free men generally; yet, eventually, I did it naturally, and pleasurably; it is a position that not only makes the girl more attractive to the ...	10
5	751	"Have you never been curious about the touch of a man?" he asked.	10
9	201	"Are you a pleasure slave?" asked one, curious.	10
9	1156	I was curious.	10
12	168	I, curious, stood idly by, watching, the emptied water bag over my shoulder, my ankles in the dust of the courtyard.	10
15	197	She looked at me, curious.	10
15	382	It would be foolish to leave it fixed in your body, would it not, to arouse the puzzlement of the curious, perhaps even to identify you as our message girl to the agents of the enemy?" "Yes, Mistress," I said.	10
22	434	It seemed rather the remark merely of another woman, one frightened, curious, unsure of herself.	10
25	139	It is not, for example, a strange message written upon a scrap of paper, calling attention to itself as a secret communication, challenging the curious to its unraveling, but apparently only an innocent necklace, beaded with wood, common, vulgar and cheap, fit only for the throat of a lowly female s...	10
26	562	"I was only curious," she said.	10
27	108	I looked at Clitus Vitellius, curious.	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	110	I was curious, however, to see it wrapped about the shaft of the spear.	10
2	565	"No," I said, curious.	10
3	730	I was curious to see the Earth girls again.	10
3	732	I was curious to see what they would look like in clothing which would make clear their femininity rather than conceal or deny it.	10
5	68	"I am curious to see the north," I said.	10
8	150	"Surely you are curious about your sexuality," I said.	10
8	158	"Surely you are curious what it would be like to be one".	10
8	167	"And what name would that be?" she asked, curious.	10
11	568	I saw that she had been curious as to what it would be like to be a slave.	10
12	595	"Surely you have been curious about her," I said, "about that girl, your deep and true self".	10
29	72	I was curious as to what the Kur could understand.	10
38	262	I could sell you because I would be curious to see what you would look like standing naked in the sawdust on an auction block".	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	709	"It is curious," I said, "that the rings were never duplicated".	10
1	773	I would be curious to learn which of them could perform it well, and which brilliantly.	10
2	108	I was curious, however, that Kurii had brought her to Gor.	10
3	23	I had not wished to leave immediately after her sale, for that might have indicated, had there been a curious observer present, that that sale had been the one in which I had been interested.	10
4	189	"Who took it," asked the praetor, "a casual male, curious to see your body?" "A girl took it," she cried, angrily, "a blond girl.	10
5	337	"I am curious about the blond-haired slave," I said.	10
5	404	"I, too, am curious," he said.	10
6	674	Curious, the physician touched her again.	10
12	125	"We wished, a second time, to interrogate the blond-haired slave, before making contact, and, also, we were curious to see if you could find us by yourself.	10
13	132	"Have you ever been curious," I asked, "about what it would be to be a slave?" She looked at me.	10
13	137	"Yes," she said, putting her head down, "I have been curious to know what it would be to be a slave".	10
13	772	"Pembe was curious".	10
29	34	Curious, as she, sobbing, cleaned herself with leaves and saliva, I located the gentle, swaying strand which marked the location of the spider.	10

Book 14. (11 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	124	Too, I was curious.	10
1	234	I was curious.	10
8	14	"I was curious to see what you would do with her.	10
11	396	"I would be curious to know from what land".	10
13	791	She was curious, apparently, to see if I still followed.	10
14	133	"I am curious about them," she said.	10
18	64	"May I know what was in the note which was affixed to my collar?" "I, too, am curious," he grinned.	10
18	272	"When he does well, or is successful," she asked, as though merely curious, "is he rewarded?" "Yes," said Kenneth, "it is useful in the training".	10
22	227	I was curious as to what the reason for that might be.	10
22	747	"What is she worth?" asked the Lady Florence, curious.	10
23	25	"Are you not curious as to my designs on you?" she asked.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	106	"Master seems curious," she said.	10
24	602	"I am an Earth girl! Master is still curious about Earth girls! He wants to know if we know how to give pleasures to masters".	10
24	751	Curious, the pirate brushed past me, going to the girl.	10
26	251	Indeed, I was curious to know if I might kill him.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	62	And I was curious, too, to conjecture what she might bring, on the block.	10
8	368	I was curious to know how the battle outside waged.	10
20	612	So she begins to wear her veils loosely, her robes above her ankles, to frequent lonely streets, to traverse high bridges at night, or perhaps in a slave tunic she begins to loiter about markets where women are sold, or decides to satisfy her curiosity as to the interior of a paga tavern, and see fo...	10
20	629	She abhors it in one way, but in another she is curious about it, and is attracted by it.	10
20	1765	It would be hard, I think, to wear a man's collar, and be so fully in his power, so dominated, so helplessly so, and not begin to be curious about him, and begin to find him of interest, and desirable.	10
20	2093	I know that he need not reveal to me his intentions with respect to me, but, naturally, I am curious".	10
21	120	"It is only, now, that I am growing curious about what I own".	10

Book 17. (15 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1294	"I am curious," I said.	10
1	1309	"I was just curious about your credentials".	10
2	173	"I was curious to hear your view," I said.	10
2	176	"I was curious," I said.	10
3	37	"You see," said the man, "she is already curious as to the touch of a man".	10
8	114	I had stayed to see this woman sold for I was curious to see if she was as beautiful as the delicate lineaments of her face suggested.	10
8	503	Even now, perhaps, their masters had taken slave whips down from the walls, curious as to their absence.	10
8	987	"I am curious," I said, "as to the nature of the girls you have purchased.	10
11	83	"You are a curious little slut, are you not?" asked Ginger.	10
11	113	"What a curious, shameless slut she is!" said one of the girls.	10
14	314	Certainly the Dust Legs who, like most red savages, are an inquisitive, observant folk, would be curious as to the precise nature of the goods which lay beneath that robe.	10
14	375	Too, the men of Gor were human, certainly derived from Earth stock, brought perhaps long ago to this world, in the Voyages of Acquisition, when Priest-Kings, the golden lords of Gor, were still young, and curious, about the universe and its vast and mysterious contents.	10
15	152	"He is merely curious".	10
15	185	He was curious as to such hair.	10
15	196	Curious he now returned his kaiila to the position of the last girl on the coffle, whom we were calling Pimples, the Gorean translation of her former name, originally given to her by a Kaiila master, 'Wasnapohdi'.	10

Book 18. (2 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	765	"I am curious".	10
37	130	"It is an urt," I said, "curious.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	229	I was curious.	10
6	143	Trailing me about, while I satisfied my curiosity as to curious nooks and crannies, must have been tiresome for Drusus, but he had not complained.	10
6	213	"I was merely curious," I said, irritably.	10
6	502	"What is it like, being owned, and having a master," I had later asked Susan, while being served breakfast, as though merely curious.	10
6	763	"Why should it be of interest to you?" "I am merely curious," I said, tossing my head.	10
17	25	I was very curious to know what it said.	10
30	535	Doubtless she had been curious to see me.	10
33	91	Ligurious then, perhaps curious, regarded her closely.	10
33	958	I was curious to know what it would be like to have such a woman in my collar, a fair-skinned, golden-haired Tatrix of the north, to make her crawl, and cry and serve, to make her a man's woman".	10
36	1615	"I am curious to know," I said.	10
36	1617	"Nonetheless," I said, "we are notoriously curious.	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	907	Curious, frightened, they rowed to the place where the objects had seemed to descend.	10
2	854	I turned my steps, curious as to what might be involved, toward the purple booths.	10
3	193	All women are curious to know how beautiful they might be as slaves.	10
3	199	"Are you not curious to know why you were brought to my tent?" she asked.	10
3	228	"I have been curious about it for a long time.	10
5	413	I was curious.	10
7	260	I was curious to know, too, why at least some in that city seemed to have an interest in Tarl Cabot, or Bosk, of Port Kar.	10
10	850	To be sure, both, clearly, were curious as to its motivation.	10
10	853	A free woman might have asked for some explanation of the command, and with tenacity, and with impunity, but a slave, equally or more curious, would not be likely to do so, fearing to be put head down on her belly over a trunk or saddle.	10
11	86	I supposed that if Kamchak had known his name was being used in this fashion, and mispronounced at that, and Boots was within his grasp he might have, as a joke, for Kamchak was fond of jokes, had Boots put in a sack and put out in front of the bosk, curious to see if they would move in that directi...	10
12	95	If this fellow had a weakness in Kaissa it was perhaps a tendency to occasionally indulge in curious or even reckless experimentation.	10
12	514	More importantly, I was curious to know the content of those secret messages.	10
13	90	"After she eagerly informed us of your presence with the troupe, I, curious as to the matter, had her so costumed and displayed".	10
14	161	"Are you not curious as to your fate?" he asked.	10
14	260	"Are you sure these are your people?" I asked, curious about the matter.	10
15	116	"How is that?" she asked, curious.	10
16	973	Similarly, I am curious to know why a player of Cos, not understood ambassador or herald, sits at a high table, at the table even of Belnar, Ubar of this city.	10
21	252	I was curious to see how the arrival of this new fellow might alter matters, if at all.	10

Book 21. (2 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	44	But doubtless none of them had ever before been here in their present capacity, casual love meat set forth for the delectation of passers-by, or even of the idle or curious.	10
25	1318	But I, curious to see what would happen, apparently did not notice this opportunity.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	96	What they do to us! How they make us theirs! Doubtless he had been curious as to what it might be to have me in his arms! Had the stranger sensed this? Was that why he had had him feed me, when I had knelt before him, bound hand and foot? Doubtless he had been curious to know what it might be to hav...	10
6	141	I did not question the will of masters, of course, for the will of masters, quite simply, is not to be questioned, but I was curious, or puzzled, to know why it was being done this way.	10
7	11	We had thrust up the canvas and silk, an inch or two, at the top edge of the wagon bed, and, turned and kneeling, some half sitting, half lying, eager, curious, our ankle chains twisted, were peeping out.	10
9	59	Doubtless females were as curious here, as elsewhere.	10
10	360	Then, as my composure grew, I became eager and curious to know more about my surroundings.	10
10	403	You are curious to know what you might bring in an open market".	10
10	416	"But you would still be curious as to your comparative value," he speculated.	10
11	934	Yes, I thought to myself, what are you doing, Doreen? What has gotten into you? Why are you doing this? Why is your belly so alive? Why are you so excited? Why is your body so hot? Why is it moving like this? You are dancing more like a purchasable slut, a common girl from a market, a girl who has b...	10
14	245	Indeed, I had been sometimes curious about him, wondering what it might be like to serve him.	10
22	20	He did not seem idly curious.	10
29	296	At his exclamation the beast, curious, looked up at him.	10
33	95	"But I am curious to know what my status is, Master," I said.	10
34	266	I am curious about them.	10

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	219	I was curious to hear what she would respond.	10
8	938	"Ohhh!" "Surely you are curious to know what you should call me," I speculated.	10
11	41	"They are so curious," he said.	10
15	303	"Over the past few days I have been curious to know what you might look like," I said.	10
20	321	"I am curious".	10
21	441	I was curious to see if she would ask such permission.	10
24	677	Was Publia, who was first, thought most beautiful, and thus led the chain, or was it perhaps that Claudia's crime, treachery, the betrayal of a Home Stone, and such, was thought most heinous, and that this explained her position, perhaps that of greatest degradation and shame? "I am curious," I said...	10

Book 24. (24 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1139	They, too, were presumably curious.	10
1	1218	Besides I was curious to look about the tent.	10
3	27	Such historical details seem curious.	10
12	286	"Surely you would be curious to know," I said.	10
12	288	"Surely all women are curious to know if their ankles would look well in shackles," I said.	10
13	201	Following my keeper, who, too, was curious, I went to the rail.	10
19	15	Curious I had moved the raft toward the place.	10
19	147	Perhaps she is somewhat uneasy; perhaps she is curious; perhaps she wonders, if he is attractive, what it might be like to be at his feet, unclothed and bound, his, his by all the rules and law of capture.	10
19	1315	"Perhaps it is curious," I said, "hungry for sensation".	10
19	1401	"I was only curious," she said.	10
19	1432	"Yes!" I was curious as to what might be going on within her.	10
20	99	"In what manner?" she asked, curious.	10
24	53	"But you are curious," I said.	10
24	183	"You were curious to know what it would be like," I said.	10
24	185	"Many free women are curious about such things," I said, "what it would be like to wear chains, to be subject to a whip, to have a master, such things".	10
26	95	"I was just curious," she said.	10
26	259	"And you are curious, are you not," I asked, "as to what it would be to be the most sexual, exciting and desirable of all women, the female slave?" "A free woman dare not even think of such things," she said.	10
27	367	"But you must be curious as to what it might be, to act?" I said.	10
29	243	"I am curious as to your captive," he said.	10
31	66	I was curious to see if Labienus might have similar thoughts.	10
39	254	"I was curious to know whether or not you could survive in a certain modality of existence.	10
43	5	In this fashion, we hoped that anyone, at least the idly curious, would assume we had broken camp and departed eastward, presumably to make a junction with one of the delta roads.	10
44	379	"I am still curious," I said.	10
47	255	I was curious to know what it would be like to see the quarrels in flight toward my body.	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	231	It was curious to see him, as I had heard much of him.	10
9	739	"Would you not be curious to see her dance?" she asked.	10
11	199	I myself, in a paga tavern or two, some days ago, had dropped this expression, mentioning it as though it were one I had heard somewhere, and was curious to understand.	10
11	479	"You are curious as to its meaning, and its power?" I asked.	10
22	23	I was curious to observe this small encounter, but I had come mainly to protect her, if it seemed necessary.	10
22	432	Perhaps she was now curious as to what she might look like on a sales block, or what the nature of the bids might be.	10
25	489	"As this was the morning of the putative assignation, I supposed it might be a disguise prescribed by her Mistress, that the curious, if they saw her in this neighborhood, would not be likely to link her with the Central Cylinder".	10
27	241	"And as she is female," I said, "she may occasionally, curious, foolishly, particularly at first, wish to test the strength of your will, to discover, if you like, the boundaries of her condition".	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	677	Rather, it seemed somewhat more curious, more directed, as though it might have some object of inquiry in mind.	10
8	407	Then, more curious about my surroundings, I grasped the bars.	10
8	757	Yet I wonder who, on this wide world, is likely to be more zestfully and earnestly inquisitive, more delightfully curious, than we! That is natural for women as a whole and it is certainly natural for us, who are the most female of all women.	10
10	78	"He is only curious about you".	10
10	770	Once I silently screamed, and bit down, fiercely, on the gag, that I might not lose it, and wept in terror, for I felt my thigh brushed by the thick, greasy fur of a large, curious animal, one, I think, like that I had encountered earlier on the ledge.	10
11	1241	"Are you not curious to know what I might look like in earrings, Master?" she asked.	10
11	1279	"I am curious," he said, "to see what you will look like in earrings".	10
13	244	"Lift the torch, higher," said the pit master, slowly, as though curious, to the lovely brunet slave beside him.	10
13	250	Suddenly the pit master, that shambling creature, who had apparently been curious to look more closely upon something, uttered an angry noise.	10
13	774	He had been, it seemed, curious about something.	10
13	973	She might have noted it, earlier, even when the pit master, seemingly idly curious, before beating me, he not having concerned himself with the matter before, examined the collar.	10
22	11	"Kajirae are such curious creatures," he said.	10
29	344	"You are doubtless curious to see to whom you belong," he said.	10
29	804	Doubtless the guards, too, were curious about that.	10
34	152	We are very curious to know, vain beasts that we are, what men might pay for us, if we were to be offered for sale.	10
38	217	I saw she was apprehensive, but curious, and eager, as well.	10
42	16	Was this how he had his girls brought to him, in the darkness of the night, secretly? Or, did this have to do with other business, clandestine business perhaps, nocturnal interrogations? Perhaps he was curious to know what had transpired in the garden.	10

Book 27. (25 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	936	But she was curious, of course, intensely curious, just the same.	10
1	118	That she finds interesting, curious, frightening, in its way, an oddity, and anomalous.	10
2	246	I am sorry to trouble you about this, but I am very curious about this matter".	10
4	245	"I was only curious.	10
5	46	Curious, after the first few days, and apprehensive concerning this presumed oversight in the inventory of her issued garmenture, she had tried, delicately, to inquire whether her visitors had been permitted the trivial modesty which she, apparently, doubtless due to some oversight, had been denied.	10
10	180	"First, I was curious to know what you would have looked like at this age.	10
11	60	The new woman, whom Ellen did not know, had glanced at her at various times during the evening, curious, interested, but Ellen had kept her head down, serving silently, deferentially.	10
11	968	I am yours! I am ready! Be merciless! Be ruthless! Take me! Take me! "Perhaps you were curious," he said, "as to the modalities of discourse required of you at supper this evening," he said.	10
11	986	"Perhaps you are curious as to why the room is as it is, and why you were required to use certain forms of address to myself, and our guests, and Tutina, this evening".	10
13	553	Ellen was curious as to her market value, and the thought that she must now have one charmed her.	10
16	474	The sensation, curious and fascinating, provocative and insistent, continued to whisper within her tissues.	10
17	379	Its curious serpentine head, viperlike, moved back and forth.	10
17	383	Its entire body seemed curious, quick, vibrantly alive.	10
18	817	Ellen looked over, curious, frightened, and saw Corinne's eyes wide, looking toward the street, her small, delicate hand before her mouth.	10
20	46	"Perhaps you are curious to know the fate of your companions?" he said.	10
20	86	Curious, she determined that the coffle was not arranged in order of height, as are many smaller coffles.	10
22	404	Others, too, of course, the curious, the lustful, the admirers of beauty, and such, tended to gather about the circles in question.	10
22	439	But how desperately curious she was to know! Put it from your mind, she thought.	10
24	47	Why had she followed Mirus? Well, she had not seen him in a long time, and she was curious.	10
24	120	She had little doubt but what several of those who had made bids on her might then attend the performance, curious to gather further data on a commodity of possible interest.	10
25	325	Do you not think they would be curious as to what might lie hidden beneath your veils? Do you not think they would speculate as to what delights might lie concealed within your cumbersome robes? And do you think they would fail to note the putative value of your necklace, the sparkle of your jeweled...	10
25	326	And did you not flirt with the men? Was your veil not disarranged as though inadvertently when you drank? Did you not sit in a certain fashion, turned to the side, legs together, as a slave girl might sit, if she were permitted to sit? Did you not insolently, haughtily, arrogantly, put a naked slave...	10
26	893	"I was curious to know what you would look like, bound and whipped".	10
26	1722	"Are you not curious, as to why we make such excellent slaves?" "Such things are not important," he said.	10
27	3153	"I will be curious to see them," said the officer.	10

Book 28. (17 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	669	Largely, certainly after the few first days, or was it hours, in the container, Tarl Cabot had been curious as to why he was being kept alive.	10
1	965	Some, however, curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts.	10
3	303	Yet they tend to be persistently, delightfully, sometimes annoyingly, incorrigibly, curious.	10
10	180	"I was curious to see her as a Kur pet, which seems an excellent disposition for her".	10
11	87	"I do not mean to be importunate," said Peisistratus, "but Agamemnon is curious to know if you have reached a decision with respect to his proposal".	10
11	154	Cabot had been curious about the collars of the slaves in the cylinder.	10
12	58	"An accident of some sort will occur?" "You were curious," said Pyrrhus.	10
19	155	"I was curious," said Cabot.	10
20	44	"I was curious," said Cabot.	10
33	198	There might then have been six, or seven, saurians, curious, aggressive, within a dozen yards of the raft.	10
41	15	Many sleen are clever animals, and it is not unknown for some, particularly older animals, to pretend to be disabled or incapacitated, in order to encourage curious animals to approach them, often to their subsequent instruction and sorrow.	10
51	186	"I am curious to know," said Lord Grendel, "why you behaved so obsequiously to Flavion in the camp, attending so assiduously to his needs, serving him, grooming him, and such".	10
57	124	"One might be curious to hear her own account of her treacheries," said Lord Grendel.	10
67	134	Cabot, curious, did wipe some dirt and leaves from the meat, which smelled, and put it to his tongue.	10
73	199	Would you, for example, stop to explain politics, or the events of the day, to kaiila or verr? To be sure, the female human slave, although an animal, is an extremely intelligent and curious animal, and one much interested in her milieu and its prospects.	10
79	23	On the assumption that the reader might be curious as to the litany used in this particular instance, it went as follows: Q: What is that on your neck? A: A collar.	10
79	494	I would be curious to see what you would bring, objectively, apart from my interest in you, amongst other women".	10

Book 29. (18 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	249	"I was curious".	10
5	383	Primarily, I suppose, I was curious.	10
5	386	But I was curious.	10
5	421	Pertinax would have fled such fellows, I suppose, but I was curious as to their origin, and their business here, in this remote area.	10
11	1	Cecily and I Look In on the Former Miss Wentworth A few days after her interview with Lord Nishida in his pavilion, curious, I decided to look in on the former Miss Wentworth, and so, after an inquiry or two, I made my way, heeled by Cecily, to one of the large stables in which draft tharlarion wer...	10
11	47	It figures in children's stories as a cute, curious, mischievous little beast, but also one that is stupid, vain, and ignorant.	10
11	297	I would be curious to know, if he saw fit to call on her, if she would immediately, in his presence, go to first obeisance position.	10
13	204	What do you want of me? If you do not want my blood, or to bind me, and trade me for a bounty, what do you want? Why have you sought me out?" "No woman in a collar," I said, "should be curious as to why a man might seek her out".	10
24	197	"You have forged a sword, and are not curious as to its purpose?" asked Lord Nishida.	10
24	202	"I would be curious to see a far shore," I said.	10
25	193	Yet I was curious to see a far shore, if it might be reached.	10
26	204	"Many are curious.	10
29	75	"Forgive me, Master!" It is well known hat kajirae are amongst the most curious of beasts.	10
32	41	One might despise his exterior, thinking it pathetic, swollen, and sluggish, that it housed no more than something fat, sly, and ugly, something complacent with power, something which might idly toy with cruelty, but, at the same time, one sensed that somewhere within that mound of flesh something w...	10
38	159	Had they been hitherto curious, perhaps idly so, as to what they might sell for in an open market, what price they might bring an owner who vends them, with others? They may now learn.	10
38	326	"I would be curious to see the last to board," I said.	10
38	532	"You are curious, you wish to accompany the cavalry, you find it difficult to resist the unknown, you are unwilling to step aside from the path to adventure, a trait with which we of the Pani are not unfamiliar, and you are interested in a far shore".	10
42	12	I began, insanely, to count the Ihn, curious to know how long it would be until I lost consciousness, as though it might matter.	10

Book 30. (20 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	153	Clearly she was curious as to the condition of the table, the two ruptured, splintered gashes, the wood burst inward, as though struck by twin spikes, in its surface.	10
2	101	We did not know if he were curious, courageous, or mad.	10
2	107	It is rumored that there were gigantic dragons of the sea, prodigious monsters, lurking beyond the farther islands, aquatic prodigies guarding the end of the world, set there by Priest-Kings, as one might post guard sleen about the perimeter of a camp, but this thing, in the glimpse we had had, was ...	10
3	111	I was curious as to why she had started so.	10
3	930	"You were not curious," I asked, "that an evening stop was scheduled at a road village?" "Doubtless they had some business there," she said.	10
3	1134	'Perhaps you are curious,' he said, 'as to why you have been marked and collared.	10
9	264	In doing so, I became aware, as I never had been, of the size, the power, and awesomeness of the tarn, for I came within feet of one, whose head, far above mine, with its bright, glistening, dark eyes, was moving, alertly, from one side to the other, as though more puzzled, or curious, than anything...	10
9	519	"The Stream of Torvald?" asked Lord Nishida, curious.	10
12	764	We pressed our way through excited and curious men, in their crowds, come from below decks, rushed forward.	10
15	219	I was curious to see how she might act.	10
16	244	I thought to join them, and moved a bit toward them, but then hesitated, curious.	10
20	223	"I am curious," I said, "to inquire into a familiar distinction, but now, particularly, in the case of the slave, Alcinoë, a slave of the ship of Tersites".	10
21	473	"I am curious to gaze upon these special slaves," she said, "particularly those who are always hooded when taken through the corridors, up the companionways, to the open deck".	10
21	478	"Are you not curious?" she asked.	10
21	480	To be sure, I was curious.	10
21	641	"You are curious, are you not?" she asked.	10
24	276	Curiosity may not be becoming in a kajira, but they are inveterately curious.	10
33	305	At such a time, those with business, or who hope for business, as well as the idle and curious, may visit the piers.	10
36	254	The buyers and sellers, and lookers-on, the dealers, the idlers, the porters, the curious, the men in the warehouse, I think, noticed nothing of what was passing amongst them, no more than trees, or rushes bending in the wind, might have noticed the passage amongst them of some silent, patient, sinu...	10
36	515	Curious, I did so.	10

Book 31. (18 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	134	I was curious.	10
4	260	It struck me as strange that she had used the expression 'in this world'? What other world could there be? Could there be another world, one in which one need not strive to ignore or repudiate what one truly was? Was it so wrong, to be true to one's nature, whatever it might be? Was nature so terrib...	10
5	394	"I gather," said he, "you are curious to know what you might sell for".	10
7	654	I supposed the guards, some of them, perhaps some who had noted me, or were curious about me, would visit me, when convenient, perhaps with the turn of the watch, when their duties were done.	10
8	1398	I was a little curious as to why I had not been bound, in one way or another, perhaps put on a wrist leash, or something.	10
10	632	Goreans tend to be curious as to whence one's income is derived.	10
13	34	Surely I attracted curious glances, in the nearby streets, and, time and time again, in the market plaza.	10
14	163	"Perhaps," he said, "you are curious as to why I have required that service from you so frequently of late".	10
17	181	The blind Kur had expressed interest, in the beginning, in the machine's being on, but Lord Grendel had authorized the harmlessness of its use with the explanation that "they are curious little beasts".	10
17	366	"I was curious to see if you would be selected for the game".	10
18	99	It was in no way unusual, after the brief indulgence accorded us, consequent upon the curiosity of the Lady Bina, who was apparently curious as to the nature of our native speech, that we had been abruptly silenced.	10
33	35	I speculated that the cargo, which I had gathered from Master Desmond seemed curious and exotic, might be expensive.	10
33	69	"Perhaps one will be more curious than another," I said.	10
35	88	"Perhaps you are curious as to why you have been ordered to report here," he said.	10
45	166	I was not much pleased by his disappearance as I would have preferred to have him, blind or not, between me and the opening, as I expected the other guard, wary and curious, to appear there, once Grendel had been secured, presumably by using the leash to tie his ankles together.	10
45	170	Too, he would be curious, I supposed, as to the whereabouts of his fellow guard.	10
49	225	Trachinos, who had originally claimed to be from Turia, was apparently curious to see what Turia might be like.	10
49	341	He, apparently curious, was looking after the two running fellows.	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	43	Perhaps I was merely curious to see what might occur, if I failed to comply in some particular, if I might hazard some show of resistance or recalcitrance.	10
8	5	"Are you curious?" I asked.	10
8	45	In what way then might I have such value, that others might not? Too, I was curious about the ships, the smaller ships, not the round ships, which were coasting north.	10
9	69	And it is well-known that kajirae are curious.	10
9	83	I was not the only one, it seemed, who had been curious.	10
14	492	"Some," he said, "are curious to inquire into those secrets which Thassa guards".	10
15	37	Even on my former world, I had been curious as to what it might be, to be owned and serve a master.	10
15	661	"Let me subside!" "I am curious to see what you are," he said.	10
19	64	Even one who might be curious, or suspicious, or ask a question, is far too many".	10
21	163	"I would be curious to see what is so worthless, and so valuable," said Tyrtaios.	10
22	114	Might he not be curious, and thus command her to speak, to which command she, as kajira, however unwillingly, however tearfully, must helplessly respond, however reluctant she might be to do so.	10
43	477	It is possible they are curious, and are closing in".	10
50	324	"Yes, yes," I said, "but we are curious!" "But it is not becoming, is it?" he asked.	10

Book 33. (19 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	318	"I am curious as to such a possibility," said Lord Nishida.	10
6	134	I was curious as to what goods General Yamada was willing to accept, and why, in exchange, apparently, for supplies, presumably in limited quantities.	10
7	277	"I was curious," I said.	10
16	20	"You are curious?" he said.	10
16	22	"It is possible to be too curious," he said.	10
16	23	"For example," I said, "I would be curious to know if your sleeve dagger has a pearled handle".	10
16	59	"As I am curious," I said, "I would be pleased to inquire if there be tarns about".	10
16	60	"One can be too curious," he said.	10
24	49	"Perhaps he was curious," I said.	10
26	21	"Are you curious?" I asked.	10
42	47	It was shortly thereafter that the other two Ashigaru came to look into the matter, perhaps curious to know what was delaying their fellows.	10
46	75	"So they are curious," I said.	10
46	76	"We are all curious".	10
46	84	"They are just curious," I said.	10
46	85	"I think another is curious, as well," said Tajima.	10
50	29	"I am still curious," said Tajima.	10
50	135	Too, I suspected that vital parts of the machinery would be sealed away from the curious, and armed in such a way that any attempt to examine them would result in the destruction of the equipment and, doubtless, the release of a quantity of lethal energy, either in radiation or explosiveness, which ...	10
56	31	"Upon the departure of soldiers," she said, "peasants, laughing, curious, angry, riotous, streamed into the palace.	10
61	531	"Perhaps I was curious, perhaps it suggested adventure, perhaps the daring of Thassa, the seeking of the World's End, and such, riches perhaps, perhaps the challenge of forming, equipping, training, and testing in battle a new form of tarn cavalry".	10

Book 34. (14 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	114	Only Paula, sitting on the floor, with her back to a wall of the cell, seemed content, more curious than apprehensive.	10
9	256	"I was merely curious," said the dealer.	10
11	35	The bars of the cage had not been bent, but only prodded, which suggested the fish had been more curious than driven with the frenzy of hunger.	10
20	242	Certainly it had not been the look of a human male, a master, that look to which a slave becomes so accustomed, say, that casual, assessing look, from hair to ankles, which undresses her, nor the simple look of a beast, say, curious, hostile, or baleful.	10
30	53	Why is a slave lying beside them, on the floor, bound?" I was curious, but, too, I thought it not amiss to distract him from his observations and, doubtless, speculations.	10
35	50	"I was curious".	10
35	142	"No difference," I said, "but I am curious".	10
40	37	At this point he whom I took to be Epicrates rose to his feet, as though curious, and came to the front of the shop, where I knelt.	10
41	78	I was curious to see who might, if anyone, descend those stairs.	10
53	217	We turned about, curious.	10
59	80	How could he have given it to some, and not others? And what Kur, unacquainted with the beverage, curious, jubilant, in holiday mood, would refuse to accept a gift made so freely available, by so trustworthy and generous a host and ally? And so, in many cases, the amber swirl of liquid fire, for the...	10
60	145	With them were some soldiers, and two or three other Kurii, apparently curious.	10
61	621	"I was merely curious to know if you had heard of such a fellow," she said.	10
61	659	Then, when the weaponry was not retrieved, the Lady Bina and Eve, curious, uncertain as to whether the weaponry was needed or not, and fearing the worst, decided to investigate.	10

Book 35. (21 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	481	I knelt beside her, curious.	10
10	79	Sometimes a free woman, perhaps curious, or adventurously bold, or resentful, rankling under the prohibition of such premises to her sex, will disguise herself as a slave girl, even daring to affect the degrading habiliments of the kajira, and enter.	10
11	221	They are curious and hear much; and they frequently chat amongst themselves, and share what they have heard, and, I suspect, often more than they have heard.	10
11	323	Yet what woman, slave or free, does not thrill to the curious, admiring scrutiny of a handsome, powerful male who one day might prove to be her master? Ambivalences warred within me, excitement, rage, joy, warmth, shame, humiliation, pride! How dare these monsters take for granted, so easily and una...	10
11	513	"Perhaps you were curious as to what might occur within such a tavern," he said.	10
11	521	"You were curious," he said.	10
11	527	"I was curious".	10
13	158	"Perhaps you are curious as to the purpose of this interview," he said.	10
13	249	"But you are curious, are you not?" he asked.	10
15	78	A slave girl hovered for a moment, curious and apprehensive, at the periphery of the group but, frowned upon by one of the women, she hurried away.	10
17	23	In this case, they seemed to be clustering about the shape, indeed, some said, as though accompanying it, almost as though investigating it, almost as though curious.	10
21	11	Only a few steps from the pantry, however, distraught and confused, the tunic in my hand, I turned about, wildly, and rushed back to the pantry, to beg him for some intelligence as to what this whole mad business, so curious and mysterious, might be about, but the pantry was empty.	10
25	29	"You are curious as to why you were purchased?" he said.	10
25	111	"I suspect he followed me here, curious and suspicious, to cheat me of the prize I seek.	10
25	134	"Perhaps you are curious," he said, "as to how I, with but a single leg, I, one so cruelly handicapped, might rescue the unfortunate Lady Felitia Thaliana.	10
29	36	The others seemed tranquil, or even curious.	10
29	43	Many of the male passengers seemed well at ease, and I suspected that they had made the journey before, perhaps several times; others seemed curious, or animated or eager; it may have been their first trip; some others, though few, seemed tense, as though something of moment might be afoot, profit o...	10
32	70	Doubtless you are curious.	10
33	190	Presumably their numbers would be more than sufficient to deal with any curious, or even aggressive, tharlarion.	10
37	100	Such garmenture attests to importance, dignity, station, honor, and display; too, it may intrigue the curious, appraising male to speculate about the wonders and treasures it may conceal; but it does little for freedom of movement, say, on occasions in which a fleet departure might be advisable.	10
47	314	"I am still curious," I said, "as to how much you paid for me".	10

Book 36. (11 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	145	How might one separate idle rumor from sober truth; how might one tell fact from fable, fear, and fancy? This had much to do with the technology laws of the Priest-Kings, who, it seemed, recognized the danger, both to themselves and other forms of life, of sharing a planet with human beings, bellige...	10
8	85	"Are you not curious as to our destination?" I asked.	10
8	99	Fourth, and lastly, I am curious as to an island which seemed to appear from nowhere, shortly after which we came upon a seeming wreck, patent bait in a trap well laid at sea".	10
11	184	Men looked about, startled, curious, as the bits of metal began to rattle on the floor.	10
16	7	"Why do you want to see such a thing, so empty, so small, so flat, and barren?" "I am curious," I said.	10
17	303	"Perhaps you are curious as to why you were purchased," I said.	10
19	110	"A slave is curious about such things, Master," she said.	10
29	95	"Do you suspect that the wine is inferior? Are you perplexed, or curious, as to the quaint markings on the bottle?" "Do not make us drink," said Melete, shuddering, struggling to appear calm, now once more seated, as were Iantha and Philomena.	10
34	11	"I would be curious as to the high command of the fleet," said Thurnock, "who is in charge of the corsairs, and who leads them".	10
58	34	"I am curious, Captain," said Sakim, "why you have persisted in holding our course for Sybaris and not the Cove of Harpalos, which is closer".	10
60	100	Thurnock, with his staff, as though curious, had joined us.	10