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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	34	"How dare you touch the daughter of a Ubar!" she exclaimed.	10
10	167	"How dare you?" she raged.	10
19	42	No Assassin would fire on me, and no one else would dare.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	21	I asked myself, in a sane moment, if I should not seek shelter, and I knew that I should, but I could not—because questions burned within me that I could not dare to answer.	10
15	138	It was important to my plans to convince her that she stood in jeopardy, that I would dare to put her in a camisk and collar.	10
15	149	"You would not dare," she said, "to sell me".	10
25	155	She would be given a mat of damp straw and a camisk, leavings from the tables of the dining rooms above, and lashings if she should dare to leave the room or shirk her work.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	113	But she was a slave girl and dare not speak.	10
33	23	In my heart something seemed to be speaking, but I could not dare to listen.	10
33	119	Who would believe them? Who would take the word of scattered vagrants against the word of the mighty Caste of Initiates? And, if he did believe them, who would dare to speak out that he did so? The Initiates, it seemed, had conquered.	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	51	They are among the proudest of the peoples of Gor, regarding the dwellers of the cities of Gor as vermin in holes, cowards who must fly behind walls, wretches who fear to live beneath the broad sky, who dare not dispute with them the open, windswept plains of their world.	10
3	107	"You dare to tempt me," I said, feigning anger, "as if I were of the Caste of Assassins or a common thief with his dagger in the night".	10
7	192	I prepared to fight for my life, selling it as dearly as possible on the dais of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks, for what Gorean would dare reject the command of Priest-Kings? I stood up, unsheathing my sword.	10
7	205	Yet it seemed strange that anyone, no matter who, would dare to use the name of Priest-Kings falsely.	10
7	206	Who, or what, could dare such a thing? Besides, how did I know that the message was not from Priest-Kings? I knew, as Kamchak and Kutaituchik did not, of the recent Nest War beneath the Sardar, and of the disruption in the technological complexes of the Nest—who knew to what primitive devices...	10
7	209	And finally, I reminded myself again, was I not now engaged in their work? Was I not now attempting to be of service to them? Was I not now among the Wagon Peoples, in peril perhaps, on their behalf? But, I asked myself, if this message was not from Priest-Kings, from whom could it be? Who would dar...	10
16	295	How else would he dare to use the name of Priest-Kings on the message in the message collar?" I knew, of course, that the man was not a Priest-King.	10
21	9	He was terrible to look upon and I, though his friend, did not dare to speak to him.	10
25	155	"Do you dare free this girl?" she asked.	10
26	500	"Even," I said, "did you dare to sit upon it!" "I shall hope," chuckled Kamchak, "that the Priest-Kings will take no offense, but understand that such little bits of acting—rather well carried off, I think—were important parts of my deception".	10

Book 5. (8 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	23	"Don't you dare!" she cried.	10
13	57	I knew this game of bath girls, as though they, mere slaves, would dare to truly flee from one who pursued them, and I laughed, and she, too, sensing my understanding, laughed.	10
13	244	Few dare to walk in a tarncot without a goad.	10
15	325	"On Earth," said Elizabeth, "I do not think a woman would dare walk so beautifully".	10
15	329	Grace and beauty, following Sura, and I would scarcely dare dispute such an authority, is mostly a matter of expression, both that of the face and body.	10
20	199	"Would you dare to contend with a mere slave girl," I asked, "one who has learned the game but a day or two ago, who has played but an Ahn or so?" "Whom do you mean?" inquired Cernus.	10
21	69	"We have let it be known in the taverns of Ar," said Vancius, "that Gladius of Cos, should he dare to ride, will die.	10
22	582	Cernus did not dare have his men fire on those citizens who so acted.	10

Book 6. (10 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	21	"Slave," had cried the girl once, "do you dare to look upon your mistress!" I had turned away.	10
4	59	"Dare you aspire to me!" she cried.	10
4	264	"Dare you aspire to a free woman?" she demanded.	10
4	266	"Dare you aspire to your mistress, Slave!" she demanded.	10
8	76	And when some growth had been cleared and an oar-master would dare to take his seat to call the time for rowers he, too, like the helmsmen, would taste in his heart the touch of the metal-piled shaft.	10
8	77	And then none would dare take the place of the oar-master.	10
14	422	Do not dare to stand so near to me! I am not a slave girl!" She was held by the two seamen.	10
15	804	"How dare you, Slave," I asked, "wear this before me?" She looked startled.	10
16	48	"How dare you address such a word to your Ubara, Slave!" demanded she.	10
18	263	She had a don't-you-dare-you-beast-you look in her eyes.	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	164	But I think he feared I might become to him a certain sort of slave, a special sort of slave, one to whose status I would not dare to aspire, one whose name I dare not even speak.	10
1	58	He did not dare look at me again.	10
2	128	I did not dare look down.	10
6	355	I did not dare call out to him.	10
7	407	"Do you dare look upon a free woman?" asked a guard.	10
7	411	I did not dare to raise my head.	10
10	589	I did not dare to kneel before him, after my rejection, as a pleasure slave.	10
12	42	Should they dare to wear it, they should beware, for it brings out the slave in a woman's blood, and the master in the blood of a man.	10
14	407	Indeed, I wondered if the husbands would dare to know their own wives so thoroughly, that thoroughly, as a slave girl is known.	10
16	147	I could not dare to look upon them again, the great, white, looming moons of Gor, dominating the sky.	10
16	243	No slave who has been familiarized with the meaning of her collar would dare to do so.	10
17	124	And I was such a woman, obviously, in the fullness of my bondage, but I was terrified that, too, I might become more, something in addition, a different sort of slave, one who encapsulates the most degraded of slaves, of course, but is also one who is allowed not only to serve, but also, with his pe...	10
17	166	Sometimes we were master and common slave, and sometimes we were something else, that I dare not speak, but I feared now, much, that he would sell me.	10
17	467	As a Gorean slave girl I dare not disobey, and, in this case, I would not care, also, to do so.	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	218	The sharpened stone clutched in the hand of a shambling beast is a delicate instrument compared to the clumsy noises, these piteous vocabularies, with which we, unwary men, dare to speak of realities.	10
11	713	Her head was turned slightly to the right, as though she might wish, did she dare, to look over her right shoulder.	10
12	22	With the daughter of a Ubar as consort there would be few who would dare to recall that I was not of high caste.	10
12	147	And who else might dare to be enemy to such a man? Who else had he to fear? Who else, as danger, might figure as worthy to be included in the calculations of such a warrior, such a Ubar? Marlenus never miscalculated.	10
15	385	The Gorean slave girl does not dare walk beside a free man.	10
16	32	I felled men much as I pleased, in particular those who would dare to hold the whips to encourage the slaves in speed.	10
19	52	She would dare not reveal to him her capture and return, thus making clear her role in the affair of the wine, but she might well convince him of what she believed, what she had mistakenly inferred from her experiences in the forest, while blindfolded, while being interrogated by Vinca.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	383	"You betrayed your codes! You are a coward! A fool! You are not worthy of me! That you dare ask me if I could care for such as you is to me, a free woman, an insult! You chose slavery to death!" "Why did you tell her of the delta of the Vosk?" I asked Samos.	10
8	284	"But surely," I said, "you will not dare, an outlaw, attend the Thing?" "Perhaps," said Ivar.	10
9	115	"How dare you place me in this position, Ivar Forkbeard!" she demanded.	10
10	366	These teach us truths which many women dare not speak and which, by others, are denied, interestingly, with a most psychologically revealing hysteria and vehemence.	10
11	300	"Will you dare to claim them?" I asked.	10
13	300	Which one of them would dare to challenge the will of their Jarl? I admired the Blue Tooth in his way.	10
14	134	"Attack! Are you docile tarsk that you dare not attack? Men of Torvaldsland, attack!" But no man moved.	10
17	233	It seemed strange to me that men, only men, would dare to pit themselves against Kurii.	10
17	285	It seemed first a ghastly infection, a plague; then it seemed like a fire, invisible and consuming; then it seemed like the touching of these men by the hands of gods, but no gods I knew, none to whom a woman or child might dare pray, but the gods of men, and of the men of Torvaldsland, the dread, h...	10

Book 10. (14 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	212	Some dare even the chain, though they retain its key.	10
4	177	"Surely, someday on Earth," said the man, "the males will dare to be men?" "I do not think so," I said, "save for rare individuals.	10
4	179	It is not unusual for a woman to fear her womanhood; what is less generally recognized is that many men fear their own manhood; they conceal their blood; they pretend it does not exist; it is even dangerous, in such a society, to suggest that men consider honesty in such matters, to suggest that the...	10
5	385	On Gor, sooner or later, she would be forced to face this fact; she would be forced to look deeply within herself; to confront herself, perhaps for the first time, with candor, and uncompromising honesty; I wondered if, at that time, seeing herself, truly, she would go mad, or if, boldly, with joy, ...	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
9	13	The other girl cried out in anger at her, but did not dare rise.	10
11	651	They did not even dare to turn their heads.	10
12	405	"Would you dare to strike me?" she asked.	10
17	33	How is it, I wondered, that such a man can survive a night, that such a man dare turn his back upon the fierce, envious sleen among whom, with whip, and laughter, he walks.	10
24	284	"I dare not even speak to you what else I did," she said.	10
25	117	Who would dare to arm such men? T'Zshal turned the kaiila expertly.	10
26	421	If the slave's heat is on her, she may tie the bondage knot in her hair, beg to serve wine, squirm a bit, dare to turn her palms upward a little on her thighs, and such things.	10
26	995	"I dare not speak it," she said.	10

Book 11. (30 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	555	I did not dare raise my head.	10
2	1032	I did not, of course, dare to speak, or, in any way, to intrude myself on his attention.	10
2	1113	I did not dare to meet them.	10
2	1220	Only in a barbarian world, I thought, could raiment dare be so lavish, so gorgeous, so rich.	10
3	37	She was the sort of woman, I supposed, whom the men of Earth, in fear, would not even dare to let enter their dreams.	10
3	83	If this were so why then did I feel so small and slight among the Gorean men, and tremble when they put their hands upon me? Among the men of Earth, thoughtful, and cute and kind, I had not felt small and slight, nor did I tremble when they put their hands upon me; I had felt only irritation, and wo...	10
3	89	Only on Gor, in the presence of my captor, had I, at times, begun to suspect that there was an incredible, glorious world of experience, not forbidden on this planet, to which my nature as a female fully entitled me, could I but dare to be myself.	10
3	91	I needed not dare.	10
3	148	I did not dare disobey him.	10
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	712	I wanted to dare to touch my lips, my mouth, to his, when he took his meat.	10
4	112	I did not dare touch him.	10
5	52	"Do you dare place your hands on the body of a free woman," I asked him, deferentially adding, "Master?" He stepped back.	10
5	429	Free men do not take it lightly that a Kajira would dare to don the garments of a free woman.	10
7	904	Who would think a girl bold enough to hide in her master's furs? Too, I did not think the peasant boys would dare to look into the furs of a warrior.	10
7	1037	"A girl who is bold is likely to think of marvels of pleasure for her master which a more timid girl would not dare to even contemplate".	10
7	1115	I dare not even move.	10
9	1785	"How dare you interfere?" she cried to Sandal Thong.	10
11	243	I did not even dare look into the eyes of the other girls.	10
12	830	Who knew to what new chains one might be taken? Was it not even said that occasionally free women, lonely and miserable, their most profound needs unsatisfied, desperate for love, frequented high, lonely bridges at night, putting themselves in peril of capture and enslavement? Surely a slave girl wo...	10
13	452	We dare not alter them.	10
15	194	Few wives, I knew, would dare to let themselves appear to their husbands as a helpless, lascivious, hot, panting bitch.	10
20	458	"Does Yata dare to suspect," I asked, "that Master once cared for her a little?" "Does a slave girl wish to be whipped?" he asked.	10
22	259	I did not dare to look at her.	10
22	282	"You would not dare!" she cried.	10
22	347	'" "I?" she cried, "I? Slave naked! How dare you use such words of me! As naked as a slave! I? Slave naked!" "Yes, Mistress," I said.	10
26	520	She would not dare to ascend to it, unless ordered there by a master.	10
28	395	No longer did I dare to suggest that I might be freed.	10
28	396	No longer did I dare to think it.	10
29	114	I still, of course, did not dare to drink from the same edge of the cup as he, the master.	10

Book 12. (16 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	119	"A voice," said Imnak, "seemed to say to me, 'How dare you make up a song? How dare you sing? I am the world.	10
2	381	'Come seek us, Fools, if you dare!'" "Perhaps," I said.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
3	757	"I hardly dare move," said the blond girl.	10
3	804	"They wouldn't dare!" said the blond girl.	10
3	860	"Do you still think," she asked, "they will not 'dare' to look at your precious body?" The blonde shrank back, terrified in the chains.	10
11	297	"How dare you?" she said.	10
11	553	"You would dare to be a slave?" I asked.	10
12	266	It would be a bold fellow indeed who would dare to make her a present of fine feasting clothes.	10
12	590	"I dare not be true to myself," she said.	10
15	1131	"It will improve your price" "How dare you speak of me so?" she wept in protest.	10
21	415	"I dare not," she cried.	10
30	95	The assassins take in lads who are perhaps characterized by little but unusual swiftness, and cunning, and strength and skill, and perhaps a selfishness and greed, and, in time, transform this raw material into efficient, proud, merciless men, practitioners of a dark trade, men loyal to secret codes...	10
35	300	She did not dare to release the weapon.	10
35	563	"You would not dare," she hissed.	10
38	148	"I dare not ask your collar," she said.	10

Book 13. (32 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	Why can truth not be the foundation of culture, rather than its nemesis? Can one not build upon the stone cliffs of reality rather than dash one's head against them? But how few human beings can think, how few dare to inquire, how few can honestly question.	10
2	156	She did not dare to look even at the bidders, who might own her.	10
6	413	She did not dare not to display herself well.	10
8	78	She did not dare to move.	10
12	474	"You would not dare to strike me!" she said.	10
13	364	"Do you dare to contradict my will?" "No, no!" she said.	10
13	417	"I dare not be myself," she whispered.	10
13	423	"I dare not be a woman," she wept.	10
13	436	"I dare not even think that," she said.	10
14	633	"I dare not answer it," she whispered.	10
14	658	"Could I dare to be a woman on this world?" she asked.	10
14	720	If he should actually dare to deliver the false ring to the Sardar he would doubtless there fall into the power of the Priest-Kings.	10
20	55	The blond-haired barbarian did not now dare look back.	10
23	31	She did not dare to give any sign that she recognized me.	10
25	85	"I dare not free her," she said.	10
25	87	"You do not dare to be what you are?" I asked.	10
25	89	"If that is what I am, I dare not be it".	10
25	103	"I dare not free her," she said.	10
25	107	"I dare not free the slave," she said.	10
27	112	"Did you dare to speak my name, Slave?" he asked.	10
32	259	She did not dare to look back at me over her shoulder.	10
32	266	"I dare not," she whispered.	10
32	322	"It is, now, and recognize it, if you dare, your reality".	10
33	121	No free woman, for example, would dare to place herself in such a position before Gorean free men, unless perhaps, weary of her misery and frustration, she was begging them, almost explicitly, to put her in a collar.	10
33	192	"Follow me, Bila Huruma, if you dare!" His voice was almost indistinguishable against the roar of the waters.	10
34	65	"I could not dare to be that girl".	10
34	526	"I dare not," she wept.	10
34	527	"I dare not! Command me! Command me!" "No," I said.	10
35	12	"Run away, if you dare".	10
35	13	"I neither dare to, nor do I wish to," she said.	10
48	324	"Can I dare, too, now," she asked, "to be sensuous?" "If you are not fully pleasing in all the modalities of the slave girl, sensuous and otherwise," I said, "you will be severely punished".	10
52	109	"Do battle with me singly, if you dare," called Kisu to Bila Huruma.	10

Book 14. (22 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	41	Dreadful, dreadful! But how exciting, too, it was for me to hear the proud Miss Henderson, she to whom I would scarcely dare aspire, she of whom I would scarcely dare dream, address that word to a man! Indeed, to be perfectly honest, I was thrilled to hear that word, that beautiful, socially exquisi...	10
1	253	"I hardly dare speak of them to a man," she said, "they are so horrifying".	10
1	296	It must not be true! I cannot even dare to think that it might be true!" "But you are very beautiful, and very feminine," I said.	10
1	326	The thought of the lovely Miss Henderson as a helpless Gorean slave girl, at the mercy of a man, so aroused my passion that I could scarcely dare to breathe.	10
1	818	"How dare you say such a thing!" she cried.	10
2	310	"How I despise your sort," he said, "fools, cowards, and weaklings, guilt-ridden, confused, smug, meaningless, pretentious, soft males who have permitted themselves to be tricked out of the prerogatives of their sex, robbed of the birthright of their own manhood, who dare not be true to the needs of...	10
7	211	Is it not in the interest of slaves to prohibit kings from claiming their thrones? Then I was overcome with misery and guilt that I had even dared to think such thoughts! How wrong nature was! How wrong to be true to the deep themes of the animal kingdom! Did I truly need to be what I was? Why shoul...	10
10	145	I did not dare ask, of course.	10
11	305	"I did not dare to break the seal," she said.	10
11	383	"I scarcely dare to speak of it," she said.	10
11	386	"When a woman wears a collar she does not dare to let a man kiss her".	10
13	100	How bold she is, even to dare to speak with me.	10
15	55	"Yet you dare to speak to me so boldly?" she asked.	10
17	184	If they were free, I, though a free woman, could scarcely dare conjecture my fate!" Again I struggled, and was again held helplessly and perfectly in the steel.	10
19	211	Sometimes a new girl will dare to be slightly displeasing or will slacken somewhat in her work, hoping to be thrown to male slaves as a "punishment".	10
19	378	She did not dare raise her head.	10
21	398	She did not dare to meet my eyes.	10
22	258	"Do you dare to obstruct a blow of the whip!" cried the Lady Florence to the girl who lay now terrified and supine, in pain, wild, her hands trying to fend the leather away, at her feet.	10
25	180	"Do you think you can dare to put yourself so off balance with me? Do you think to shame me? Next time I will press my advantage with severity".	10
27	414	"Do not dare to touch me!" she cried.	10
30	11	"Does a slave dare to address her master by his name?" "No!" she said, tears in her eyes.	10
32	105	She did not dare to break position.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	41	"Dare to be it".	10
3	57	"I dare not," she said.	10
4	587	"I must not even dare to think them".	10
10	328	"You would not dare," she said.	10
11	177	I did not dare.	10
21	246	"Dare to become Gorean, Master," she said, "please".	10
21	252	"I dare not," she said.	10
22	345	Let him dare to do so who will".	10
23	98	"Surely, too, none who were not of the party of Ragnar Voskjard, should they come into the possession of the topaz, would dare to bring it here.	10
30	43	"And we will wreak a vengeance on Victoria of which men will dare not speak for a hundred years".	10
33	116	Yet we would miss him in the fray, should the Voskjard's fleet dare to approach the chain more directly.	10

Book 16. (14 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	200	That ships such as those of Ar's Station and of the independent towns, mostly refitted merchantmen, would dare to leave the security of their lines to launch their own attack, not bolstered by the ships of Port Cos, had not entered its ken.	10
8	448	"It will be I!" "Do not dare!" she said.	10
17	23	What free woman would dare to walk upon such a street, particularly at night? Her throat might suddenly feel the capture loop of a slaver and, by morning, branded, gag-hooded and chained, she might be fifty pasangs downriver, on her way to a market in Ven or Turmus.	10
17	139	In any event, it must be rare, being so seldom found; and it must be perilous, so few dare to utter it.	10
17	276	Was that so terrible? But how fearful to slip outside the prescribed travesties and see oneself as one is! So few dare that.	10
17	414	"I dare not speak," she whispered.	10
19	912	Indeed, I think more so, as few women of Earth, for all their vaunted freedoms, would dare to manifest the imperious behaviors and arrogant demeanors of the typical Gorean free woman, particularly one of high caste, or of the merchants.	10
20	489	"Do the women on Earth not dare to express their femininity?" asked Glyco.	10
20	605	Her discomfiture, in any event, footwear discarded, robes lifted, should she brazenly dare such boldness, flouting cultural decrees, as you might suppose, is often welcomed even by her defenders, though, one supposes, they will be civil enough to conceal their amusement and interest.	10
20	1433	Thus, they have wondrous, marvelous dimensions in them of which they do not dare to dream, but it is true, of course, that these dimensions, if recognized, and explored, and realized, would put them in the order of nature, at the feet of men.	10
20	1876	The slave then must remember that she is only a slave, a property, an animal, and must not, so to speak, dare to lift her eyes to the master.	10
21	544	She dare not object to, or resist, this abuse in the least or she will be punished severely.	10
21	614	"But why, my Master?" "Do you dare to question the will of the Master?" I asked.	10
21	877	"There was one thing about those dreams, dear Master," she said, "which I did not dare to tell you".	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	118	"Where am I? What has become of me? Where are my clothes? Who are these men? How is it that they dare to look at me? In what place do I find myself?" "They cannot even speak Gorean," said the man beside me.	10
8	351	Surely the brutes would not dare go further.	10
16	397	"And what, do you conjecture," I asked, "will be their fate?" "We do not dare speculate," said Pumpkin, looking down, confused and dismayed, hotly reddening.	10
17	23	"How dare you look at me in that fashion?" she asked.	10
17	293	What did he want? What could he want? I could scarcely dare conjecture what he might wish to exact of me.	10

Book 18. (14 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	270	She did not so much as dare to look at another man.	10
3	197	She did not dare close them.	10
7	717	"He would not dare," said Bloketu.	10
9	607	"Oh, little Winyela," she whispered, "what is going on with you? You are being put to use, are you not, little Winyela? Do you like it? What is he doing to you? You know these feelings, do you not? You like them, do you not? Is he concerned with you? Does it matter? Oh! Must you not resist him? But ...	10
32	224	You could not dare to blow upon the Herlit-bone whistle".	10
40	477	You will, henceforth, without deception, without qualification, in your thoughts, and in your most secret thoughts, and in your deportment, behavior and appearance, dare to express, and express, your full femaleness, totally and honestly".	10
40	598	I dare not even mention it to you".	10
43	61	"You dare to criticize me?" asked Iwoso, imperiously.	10
43	71	"You dare criticize me again!" said Iwoso.	10
43	233	"I dare not remove the gag," I said.	10
43	289	"I dare not make it any looser," I said.	10
44	2	"How dare you treat me like this?" asked Iwoso.	10
44	60	"Do not even dare to speak, Slave," said Iwoso.	10
44	436	"How do you dare, without permission, to so put the name of a free man on your slave lips?" asked Cuwignaka.	10

Book 19. (18 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	319	How dare they treat me in this fashion! Yet I felt strangely aroused.	10
2	447	How dare they speak of me thusly? Surely I was not that, however it might be understood! Surely I did not deserve to be the subject of such an epithet! But I could not speak, not protest, even if I had dared.	10
4	517	"Do you not dare speak? Then show me.	10
5	119	She did not dare to meet his eyes.	10
8	532	Emotions raged within me, furies and resentments lingering from my Earth conditionings, residues of masculine values which I had been encouraged to espouse and exemplify, and, released on Gor, welling up from deeply within me, from what sources I could scarcely dare conjecture, alarming me, disconce...	10
17	50	How dare they chain me as though I might be a slave! The sun was hot on my exposed skin.	10
17	124	"Do not dare to see me in terms of such a denominator," she said.	10
26	123	The alternative, of course, is so dreadful I scarcely dare mention it.	10
28	41	Few free women, I suspect, would dare to dance the dances of Gor before strong men.	10
28	79	For example, how do you act when you see his eye roving you, and you note indications of interest? Do you dare to seem to express outrage or resentment under his frank examination, do you feign boredom and mechanical compliance, that he may be tempted to turn you into a squirming slut begging for hi...	10
31	123	"I dare not speculate, Master," I said.	10
31	198	"I dare not!" I said.	10
32	125	"How dare they have done this!" She struggled to kneel to him.	10
32	185	Ligurious was truly a master; he had proved this with other women; similarly, in most circumstances, had he so much as snapped his fingers at me, I would have thrown my legs apart for him; this was not the modality though, for whatever reason, in which he related to this other woman; he seemed to se...	10
33	575	"Who would dare to gainsay me in this?" inquired Ligurious.	10
36	105	I did not dare turn to face him.	10
36	337	"And you, no more than a slave, dare to speak of loving?" "Forgive me, Master," I said.	10
36	505	"I dare not!" "Why?" he asked.	10

Book 20. (20 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	142	She did not even dare to move her body, for the pain.	10
1	782	She did not dare to rise to her feet.	10
2	161	"Herewith," she said, "I, though a free woman, gladly and willingly, and of my own free will, dare to grant you my favor!" She then thrust the light scarf through an eyelet on the collar of my robes and drew it halfway through.	10
6	449	"I dare not think on the matter," he lamented.	10
6	526	On the other hand she did not dare respond to the free woman, for she was now a slave.	10
6	1008	I dare not mention it lest you faint in fear".	10
6	1130	"To be perfectly honest, Master," she said, "for I am your slave and no longer dare lie to you, I could not see it before either".	10
7	71	"I dare not turn my head to look.	10
8	311	They did not dare to meet my eyes.	10
9	412	"The very thought of it! The outrage! The indignity! How dare you even think of such a thing! I am of high caste! I am of the scribes! Wait until I bring this matter to the attention of magistrates!" "As I may remind you, my dear," said Boots, patiently, "you are no longer of high caste nor of the s...	10
10	39	"You would not dare to beat me," she said.	10
10	383	"How dare you dress me as you have!" she said.	10
11	57	"As you can see," said Boots, swiftly, enthusiastically, thinking like lightning, "she is, as advertised, as certified, a free woman! What more proof could you possibly desire? What slave would dare to behave so?" It was an excellent point which Boots was making.	10
15	26	But I am more clever than he, a thousand times more clever! I thought that just for such a reason you would dare to return here, the one place most would be sure you would not go! I was right! I begged men and tharlarion from Belnar! Almost against his better judgment he granted them to me.	10
16	344	"How dare you even suggest such a thing!" she cried.	10
16	485	"Do not you dare!" cried Rowena.	10
16	491	"Do not you dare!" cried Rowena.	10
16	492	"Do not you dare!" But her cries went unheeded.	10
19	121	"I dare not," he whispered.	10
21	31	No longer could she compare herself only with free women, but must now compare herself with slaves, as well; indeed, she should no longer think to compare herself with free women, at all, as she was now a slave; she should not even dare to harbor such a presumptuous comparison; free women were now d...	10

Book 21. (13 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	124	They would not dare to do so.	10
15	216	"Cos will not dare let these refugees starve," I said, "as they are citizens of a city which had declared for them, which had gone over to them.	10
16	95	"You are my mother! How can you dare to even think of speaking to me like that!" "You are not a little girl any longer," said the woman, gently.	10
16	141	Try to find out who you are, in the depths of your most complete femaleness, and then dare to be what, truly, you are".	10
16	144	"And perhaps I would not myself even dare to do so if I were not here with you, naked, in a collar, too, with a number on my breast".	10
16	151	"Have I truly touched something so deep in you, so familiar, so recurrent, yet so frightening, that you dare not face it," she asked, "that you would lash out so at me?" "You are a terrible person!" said the daughter.	10
16	671	It seemed she did not dare to move.	10
18	193	"She did not dare even to look into my eyes," she said.	10
21	87	"They would never dare to meet us in pitched battle," he said.	10
25	758	'How dare you interfere!' I cried.	10
25	1990	"Do you dare, slave," I asked, "to think that you can behave toward me as a typical Earth female behaves toward a man of Earth?" "No," she said.	10
26	960	"How dare you have put me in such a garment?" she asked.	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

Book 22. (15 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	44	What woman would dare to reveal to a man that she wants to move, would dare to move, before those of his sex in so beautiful and exciting a manner, in a way which proves that she is vital, and alive, and female, that she is astonishingly beautiful and unutterably desirable, in a way that will drive ...	10
1	182	"Now," I said, "dance, if you dare, as what you are!" I then, startled, saw her, myself, in the mirror.	10
10	245	I did not dare to speak.	10
11	1446	This was not the same man! I did not dare to move, so penetrated.	10
13	572	I did not dare, of course, take my hands from behind my back.	10
14	394	I did not dare look back.	10
24	198	I did not dare rise from my knees.	10
26	130	As a slave, of course, I did not dare speak.	10
27	148	Too, could she any longer even dare to do so? Suppose others came to suspect, or even to know! What if they could read it somehow in her eyes, or body? It is a great crime for a slave to pretend to be a free woman.	10
27	151	She must beg Aulus, when he awakened, for she did not dare awaken him for fear she might be whipped, for the brand and collar.	10
29	1610	I wanted to cry out "Master!" to him, but I did not dare.	10
33	264	"I do not want to be kept in his camp or sold out of it! Pietro Vacchi is a great man, but I do not want to belong to him, either as a single slave or as one of his women! I belong to you! I want to belong to you! Let me tell you the sort of slave I am to you! I will dare to speak it!" "Be silent," ...	10
34	677	That is all! She may love, with all that is in her, but do not let her dare to speak of such grievous torments! Might not the master find them distasteful? Might not the master be annoyed by such presumptuous effrontery? Let her kiss tenderly the slave ring in his absence; let her claw at her blanke...	10
34	685	Let her not dare to speak to the master of her love, no matter how deep, how profound, how tormenting, or how helpless it is! She is only a slave.	10
34	738	Is tenderness so terrible? Is it truly a weakness to admit a fondness, even for one who may be nothing, only a slave? One would not dare to hope for love.	10

Book 23. (22 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	82	Too, sometimes they would dare to wear these publicly, to parties, and such.	10
5	368	See that you do not dare to present the porridge without the seasonings".	10
5	579	"How dare you send it to my table! I do not want it! Send me a female! Send me a woman!" He then hurled the Lady Temione from him and, with a rattle of chains, she struck the floor.	10
6	348	"I dare not even speak them, they are so terrible," she whispered.	10
6	608	It was no wonder she did not dare to move.	10
6	709	She did not dare to meet that fierce gaze.	10
6	717	If this were not the case, then a slave, outside the knowledge of her master, might dare to be insolent to a free person.	10
8	682	"Surely you would not dare to tie me so".	10
9	210	"If I were a slave," she said, "if I were branded and collared, I would not even dare to think of running away".	10
15	307	"Do not dare to touch me, wretch!" she said.	10
15	473	Perhaps they learn it when first they carry the candles of their longing into the recesses of their being, hoping to free their deepest self and bring it into meadows of honesty and sunlight, when first they dare to open the doors of yearning, when first they sense somewhere a radiant and more fulfi...	10
15	531	I saw her small fingers move, but she did not dare to clench her fists.	10
20	256	I saw a blond slave, thin and in rags, dare to crawl among the legs of free men, to lie on her stomach near Aemilianus.	10
21	124	She would not dare to so much as touch them, let alone remove them.	10
21	521	She did not dare to speak.	10
21	947	There are a number of reasons for this, for example, they tend to eschew face veiling, thereby shamelessly exposing their features to public inspection, a convenience, incidentally, for woman hunters; they think little of baring portions of their body unthinkable to the Gorean free woman, particular...	10
21	1074	"We dare not veil our features, Master," said Publia, "for we are slaves".	10
21	1338	She would not dare to countenance them.	10
23	167	"How could you dare to do so?" she asked.	10
24	767	Publia appeared apprehensive, but did not dare turn about.	10
24	978	But she did not dare to lift her hands from her thighs where, in one of the common positions of the pleasure slave, they now reposed.	10
24	1019	"I am not lying! The slave, Yakube, does not lie to a free man! She would not dare to do so!" "Perhaps you are indeed from far away," he said.	10

Book 24. (14 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	315	She did not dare to raise her eyes.	10
1	386	Woe to the slave who would dare to serve paga or wine in a dirty goblet! I listened to the Vosk in the background, the murmur of conversation within the enclosure, the sounds of the camp.	10
1	1056	She did not dare to rise to her feet.	10
13	289	"They will never dare to attack Ar again," said a fellow.	10
19	1717	"You would not dare!" she cried.	10
25	176	"And you still dare to say such?" "Yes," 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	233	But it seemed she still did not dare speak.	10
27	236	Still she did not dare to speak.	10
27	664	"Stop! Stop! I am there! I am frightened! I dare go no further!" "But you shall," I said.	10
27	667	"I dare not go even a hair's breadth further," she whispered.	10
27	734	"And I dare not tell you the other thought that cries out within me!" "It is that you sense now that you are owned by men, and wish to belong to them," I said.	10
31	301	She knelt very straight, but did not dare to meet his eyes.	10
36	57	She is now in, say, a ta-teera,' or if I were a slave it would quite appropriate for me, too, to wear such things, and I would delight in them, that even so much was granted me, and I, a lowly slave, would not dare to aspire to more!" "Yes?" I said.	10

Book 25. (25 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	413	She looked at the slave, who did not dare to meet her eyes.	10
3	684	It was interesting to me that a master would dare to display such a slave publicly.	10
8	883	"You dare not attack," he said.	10
11	237	"They have been defeated! She is dead! She is gone! How dare they remember her?" He looked up and down the street.	10
11	240	"How dare they resist?" he asked.	10
12	407	In any event, this attack on the part of the free woman, which happily had been only verbal, as they often are not, and the abused slave in any event dare not protest or object, as they are at the mercy of free persons, was in its way a profound compliment.	10
12	571	I will dare to walk the remote districts, and to tread high bridges!" "Must a command be repeated?" I asked.	10
14	58	"You do not dare touch me now! There are guardsmen of Cos present! I am safe!" Inwardly I smiled, wondering what her attitude might be, had she found herself anywhere but where she was, and in the presence of the power of Cos, in the form of Marcus and myself.	10
14	90	"He would not dare to do so," she said.	10
14	316	He is a man, a man!" The first girl in line, one of the three clad in the wool of the bounding hurt, did not dare to meet my eyes but drew the hem of her tunic up and back, higher on her legs, that more of her beauty might be bared.	10
14	388	"Defend me, us! I demand it! Release me! You must! I beg it! The men of Ar have been defeated! No longer are they men! No longer are they mighty and masters! They are now nothing, they are all weaklings! You are of Cos! You must keep them that way! It is important to you to keep them that way! Arres...	10
19	1007	But I did not dare call myself to his attention".	10
20	372	Perhaps even more importantly it was the sort of garment in which a slave might dare to appear before a free woman.	10
20	779	"Or would you dare to be so beautiful?" "I am a slave," she whispered.	10
21	6	"How dare I be seen before him," she asked, "as what I am now, a slave?" "You will be in the modest livery of a state slave," I said, "not even belled".	10
21	11	"I would not even dare to lift my eyes to his, to look into his eyes," she moaned.	10
21	313	"'Do not dare to bring your head forward!' she said.	10
25	73	"Do not dare speak my name to me," he wept, "slave!" "Forgive me, Master!" said the slave.	10
25	322	"Do you dare look at a female slave?" I asked him.	10
26	265	"Do not dare to rise to your feet without permission, slave," she said.	10
26	352	"Surely I dare not explicitly conjecture," he said.	10
26	502	"How dare you!" "You are taken into bondage," said Tolnar, "under the couching laws of Marlenus of Ar.	10
27	403	"How dare you, you sleen!" "Now we have the two slaves kneeling side by side," I said, "both well exposed to view, both suitably slave naked".	10
27	527	"Tell that slave to take off my clothing! How dare a slave wear such things! Let her be beaten or slain! Tell her to take them off!" "I think she will attract little attention in the streets," I said.	10
28	60	One could scarcely dare conjecture the punishments which might be attendant upon it, she only a slave.	10

Book 26. (43 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	700	Did they sense, tremblingly, how exciting they might seem to men if they were so adorned, how much this might increase the desire which they might provoke in masters? And were they not, all, slaves? Did they not want to be exciting, beautiful, and desirable? Did they dare to conceive of themselves, ...	10
10	337	I was not even of this world! How dare they treat me in this fashion? How dare they do this to me! I had been taken from my own world! I had been brought here! Then I recalled that I was now a kajira, and that anything might be done to me.	10
2	137	Could one not plead with them, armed in all the vulnerable panoply of one's tears, of one's utter helplessness and need? Could one not beg them for mercy? Might one not even consider, in such a desperate predicament, the almost unthinkable option of kneeling before them, and lifting one's hands to t...	10
3	9	I did not dare look, of course, upon he who had addressed me.	10
4	71	How dare they speak like that? Who did they think they were? Men? Did they think they were men? That is, of course, "men" in a sense long since prohibited to, or abandoned by, the males with which I was familiar.	10
4	324	I did not dare to move.	10
4	512	No longer did I dare to look at him.	10
4	689	I did not dare to protest, of course.	10
7	1023	"You did not attempt to eject it?" "I did not dare to do so," I said.	10
10	45	I did not dare meet the eyes of the animal, for fear I might trigger some attack response.	10
10	381	I did not dare release the gag, of course.	10
10	519	I did not dare rise, of course.	10
11	1423	I did not dare to meet their eyes.	10
11	1704	I did not dare to look at him.	10
11	1743	What woman would dare to stir thusly before such men, even in all innocence, in all inadvertence, almost like a restless, frustrated, yearning, begging slave, one attempting to call attention to herself, surely only one naive, or one reckless, or one oblivious to, or heedless of, what she might be d...	10
12	139	She is content to let others read her, if they dare.	10
12	177	To such a remark, of course, I did not dare reply.	10
12	179	I did not dare respond.	10
12	185	"They would not dare to whip me!" she announced.	10
12	203	"I was brought here, my features wrapped in my own veils!" I decided I should not dare to speak further to her, even in what seemed to be our common predicament.	10
12	219	"They would not dare to look upon mine!" she said.	10
12	324	"These men are brutes, powerful brutes! They may have another fate in store for you, one we dare not even think of!" "What?" I asked.	10
12	402	' 'Dare I hope for so much?' he said.	10
13	374	If you should dare again to attempt to interfere with the possible functioning of the cage you will find yourself within it as though you might be a slave girl.	10
13	1221	But I did not dare to do so.	10
14	212	Might she not then have been terrified? What free woman would dare to appear, as it is said, "slave desirable"? Some days ago she had been removed from the slave cage over the pool and given a cell not far from our quarters.	10
14	772	"I would not dare take you to the surface without having a collar on you," I said.	10
14	1630	"I dare say," I admitted.	10
16	313	I looked up at him, knowing that I dare not yet break position.	10
18	146	The girl dare not object, for she is a slave.	10
18	334	She, as a putative slave, and I, as an actual slave, would not dare to inquire into such matters.	10
29	73	It seemed she suddenly trembled, and might look up, but he cried out, "Do not dare to look upon me, you worthless slut, you now-nameless slave!" The fellow made an angry gesture to the clerk.	10
29	218	No, do not dare to lift your head, hated slave!" The slave kept her head down.	10
29	224	"Dare not to look upon me!" he cried.	10
29	644	"You dare?" she asked.	10
29	645	"You dare do that to she who was once the Lady Constanzia of Besnit?" "Certainly," he said.	10
29	791	"How dare you put me in such things! Remove them, immediately!" The pit master was then again before her.	10
44	61	"Do you dare to look boldly on your master, slave?" inquired the man behind me, to my left.	10
45	2	I would dare to lift my eyes, timidly, to his.	10
46	97	"No!" "Do you dare speak back to me?" he cried.	10
46	220	"Do not dare to close your knees," he snarled, "slave! You are before your master!" "Yes, Master," I said, happily.	10
46	514	I did not dare look back.	10
46	612	I did not dare, of course, to put it about me.	10

Book 27. (48 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	361	"Do not those of your ideology dare to use that sacred, holy, terrible word, that word for nature's last and fiercest arbiter, that maker and unmaker of states, that creator and destroyer of cultures, singing songs of armies, and blood and steel, that ultimate and terrifying tribunal, with all the m...	10
17	847	You must not be a woman, you must not be so alive, you must not be so needful! You must not desire to love and serve! Castigate such temptations! Ridicule yourself for such tender, animal realities! Think yourself because of them small and disgusting! Seek redemptive frigidity! Praise inertness! Sin...	10
25	955	How much I must have changed, she thought, if men, particularly in a general, improvised camp such as this, are willing to bid so much! Dare I think such thoughts? Dare I accept myself as being that attractive? Surely I must dismiss such thoughts.	10
2	159	What else could she dare to say to herself? What else could such as she tell themselves, in private, grievous, insistent moments? One could scarcely acknowledge an emptiness, a whole frightening, oppressive, looming reproach on a misspent life; it was not well to look into the emptiness, the threate...	10
9	7	She felt that, dressed as she was, it might be permissible to speak, but she did not dare to do so.	10
12	424	How merciless they are! Yes, Masters, Ellen put herself before Gart—as a slave! There, it is said! I dare not lie.	10
12	429	Is this so hard to understand, my terror in these matters, dear reader, that I dare not lie? I assure you that you will understand it, dear reader, and very well, should you one day find yourself in the collar.	10
13	456	"How dare you submit yourself as a free woman?" he asked.	10
15	284	I dare not! "Well?" said he.	10
15	301	"Master?" "Do not dare to jest with your master".	10
15	341	"Surely such things dare not be said," whispered Ellen, frightened.	10
15	435	She almost lifted her head but did not dare to lose contact with the rug.	10
15	436	She wanted so much to look into his eyes, but she did not dare.	10
16	835	Instantly a fierce torrent of abuse from the chained women rained upon the occupants of the shelf, to which the occupants of the shelf did not dare to reply.	10
16	1109	I am a slave, and I love being a slave, but surely I dare not admit that to any man.	10
16	1427	Perhaps her slavery had spoken to him in a language she did not even dare to consider, let alone recognize.	10
18	256	It is not unusual for slave girls denied clothing to beg piteously for a rag with which to cover themselves, at least when they dare to do so, but Ellen had not importuned Portus Canio with respect to this privilege, fearing the exasperation of his patience, fearing to be beaten.	10
18	602	"Dare never again to take me in your arms! I will complain to my master! I hate you! You are a vain, arrogant beast! You are a brute! You are ignorant, stupid and homely! You think you are so grand! You are not! You are only a tarnster! You are an ugly tarnster! You are nothing! I loathe your touch!...	10
19	596	But perhaps some free companions did dare, in the privacy of their own compartments, to show themselves naked to their lovers.	10
19	598	How fit then would such women be for the collar! Perhaps they might even, in the privacy of their own compartments, dare a necklace or bracelet, some piece of metal on their soft flesh, this subtly suggesting, though the suggestion would doubtless be frenziedly denied, an insignia of bondage, but su...	10
22	478	How could he look at her in that fashion? How dare he look at her in that fashion? Then she recalled she was slave.	10
24	772	I would not dare to lie to a free man!" "You said you could not dance, and yet with my own eyes, and to my pleasure, I may add, I saw you dance".	10
25	601	"Kind sirs!" She would then, it seemed, dare to address the crowd! The auctioneer, somewhere on the surface of the block, was suddenly silent, doubtless taken aback, perhaps momentarily not even comprehending.	10
25	694	Did they dare guess how many? Did they really think they could shame a true man, a virile, rational man, one who thinks for himself, into not keeping a slave, should he be so fortunate as to acquire one? After once having had a taste of the mastery? No.	10
25	1055	And how dare he reveal such wealth, here, in this place, he with no retinue, no men at arms to surround and protect him? Surely in a camp such as this, so open, so populous, there might be thieves, brigands, bandits, murderers, who knew what practitioners of diverse arts predatory and unscrupulous.	10
26	258	"What force would dare?" asked another.	10
26	314	She might then dare to wear it only naked, before her mirror, or stripped, in bed, weeping.	10
26	705	"How would she dare?" asked a man.	10
26	781	"As a slave girl," she said, "I dare not speculate on such matters.	10
27	61	"A slave dare not contradict her master," said Ellen.	10
27	270	She did not dare to meet his eyes.	10
27	288	"Or is he so arrogantly sure of me, that he knows I would not dare to run away? To be sure, there is nowhere to run.	10
27	289	There are the dangers of the grasslands, of animals, of starvation, of thirst, the danger of another collar, the danger of recapture and punishment, punishments whose severity I dare not even contemplate".	10
27	1349	Let the master not suspect her presumption and insolence, that she, so unworthy, should dare to love a free man.	10
27	3423	She did dare to again kiss his knee, softly, timidly.	10
27	3468	Few dare speak their needs, their dreams".	10
28	217	How dare he look upon a woman once of Earth that way, she thought.	10
28	312	Surely they would not dare to speak so of the legs of a free woman.	10
29	11	She stood straighter, but did not dare smile, for fear one of the riders might, on an impulse, loosening his rope, spur toward her and in a moment, as she fled, have his cast, tightening loop upon her.	10
29	366	"Do you dare to call your world civilized?" he asked.	10
29	370	"And you, a smug, haughty product of that world, dare to speak of yourself as civilized! You are only another barbarian, a true barbarian.	10
30	95	But she did not dare this evening, even if she had desired to do so, to remove from her features these delightful enhancements.	10
30	345	"Are you so presumptuous, so arrogant, that you dare to speak such words to your master?" Slaves are often helplessly, hopelessly, in love with their masters, often pathetically so.	10
30	352	"How dare you love a free man?" "May not even a she-sleen love her master?" "The she-sleen is a splendid animal," he said.	10
30	372	"A girl dare not comment on such things," she said.	10
30	447	"You, only a slave, dare to love a free man?" "Forgive me, Master".	10
30	509	Perhaps they even dare to enter a paga tavern, just to see what they are like, or perhaps wander in the Street of Brands, to stroll through the open markets or slave yards, to see true slaves, chained, or caged.	10
30	618	Who would dare to do so? Who would take the risk? Alas, Earth, that world, how beautiful you might have been! How sadly you tread now toward your gray future, toward the goal of the beehive, toward the ideal of the ant heap.	10

Book 28. (23 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	17	How dare she, a slave, an article of goods, think that her master might care for her? Did she not know what she was? Or, more judiciously, more carefully put, how dare she suggest such a thing? Many a woman has been bound, hooded, and leashed, and conducted weeping to a market for such an indiscreti...	10
1	453	She could not drive her off, of course, given the peculiar enclosure in which she found herself, but she could certainly warn her off, and, hopefully, so terrify or intimidate her that she would not dare to offer the least challenge to her priority.	10
1	717	No slave, aware of the lash, would dare such a thing.	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
2	247	It is important to understand that her natural needs, drives, and desires were extremely strong, unusually strong, even, dare we suggest it, slave strong.	10
3	273	"You would not dare!" "You are mistaken".	10
25	152	"I dare not go there, Master!" she wept.	10
32	117	The slave did not dare to meet her eyes.	10
32	209	"And, too, how dare one such as you, a monster, aspire to the love of a free woman!" "Forgive me," said Grendel, his head down.	10
43	450	"You are strong, and beautiful, and may yet win my love!" "Dare he hope for so much?" asked Cabot.	10
46	133	"No one would dare to lie about such a thing," said another.	10
46	138	"No one would dare to pretend such a thing," said another.	10
50	13	How dare she so speak? What arrant presumption! "Impudent, impertinent, presumptuous slut!" he cried.	10
60	98	We slew hundreds!" "How would you dare to do this?" cried Flavion.	10
61	252	"He dare not reveal his concern for me".	10
64	128	The sheet was clutched in a such a way that the face was effectively hooded, the opening on the sheet sufficing for little more than a lowered head to survey the next patch of ground on which it might dare to tread.	10
66	84	"You dare entrust the Lady Bina to them?" "Yes," said Lord Grendel.	10
67	108	The thought crossed his mind of the mad shipwright, Tersites, filled with his dream of a ship so sturdy and mighty that it might see what lay on the far side of Thassa, to go so far that no mariner who had attained only to the first knowledge would dare to ply one of its oars, for fear of plunging o...	10
77	63	Only that!" "And most seriously," said Cabot, "and as you have acknowledged, you did something preposterously foolish, something incomprehensibly stupid, the seriousness of which I doubt you understood, something the gravity of which you, unfamiliar with your collar, no more than an ignorant, naive ...	10
78	13	"Do not dare to speak so.	10
78	65	"Dare I ask, dear Corinna," said the brunette, "if such fires have been set in your belly?" "Of course," said Corinna.	10
78	105	"Doubtless they do, and cruelly," said Corinna, "but one would dare not even suggest such a thing, lest they would see to it that the flesh were lashed from our bones".	10
79	57	And untold millions of women fantasize themselves helpless in the chains of masters, fearing the whips of their owners, and millions, as well, are the slaves of their lovers, as they wish to be, though they dare not acknowledge this truth even to the unsuspecting lover.	10

Book 29. (20 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	275	Who knows the secret thoughts locked in the diary of a woman's dreams? And how few of them would dare to open the pages of that intimate journal to a stranger's perusal.	10
3	352	"Would you dare to whip me?" asked Constantina.	10
3	357	"Would you dare to whip me?" persisted Constantina.	10
3	557	"Few but hardy tarnsters, or tarnsmen themselves, would dare to approach them in their present state.	10
5	561	'" "'Who are you?' he was asked, 'that you dare ask for a banner of Ar?'" said another.	10
5	568	"'Who would dare unfurl the banner of Ar?' he was asked".	10
7	52	She would never again dare to so address her master.	10
7	72	Constantina jerked angrily, futilely, at her bound wrists and cast Pertinax a look of fury, which seemed to dare him to comply with my instruction.	10
9	190	"What are you doing, you wanton slut? How dare you! Do you think I am a gross, lustful beast! I am a noble free woman, you miserable, disgusting, salacious hussy, you abject, collared she-tarsk! I am insulted! You will pay for that! Bring me the whip!" "Yes, Mistress," weeps the slave, and hurries t...	10
11	22	The binding fiber, of course, is long enough to bind the slave, hand and foot, or, if one desires, to serve as a leash, the slave strip then usually folded and placed between the slave's teeth, which she dare not drop.	10
12	372	"I will have no more of this amongst men who will dare the tarn".	10
15	290	I often had to switch her, for she would sometimes dare to look at them! How she wanted to be in their arms, as a slave! In spite of being my slave, a lady's slave, a lady's serving slave, she was no better than a needful tart! Disgusting! Despicable! She was an insult to me! I later arranged that s...	10
19	16	They would be more likely to dare the forests, and hungering beasts.	10
22	202	I had the sense she very much wanted to look to Pertinax, for whatever reason, perhaps to see how he might view her, as she was, as she had been positioned, but she did not dare to do so.	10
23	58	She did not dare to meet his eyes.	10
25	25	I did not dare to suppose that I understood him.	10
26	249	It is not unknown to me that not all ships cleave seas, the fluid roads, but that some, like tarns, sail over mountains, are fleet amongst the clouds, spread their sails not upon the liquid fields, but in the sky, that they dare to venture upon the wind roads themselves".	10
28	94	Could one not read in their countenances a mute plea for pity? They did not dare speak for fear of being struck.	10
28	185	Do they not say, "Strip me, and find a slave!"? Some even dare to color their lips, or eyelids, a liberty on Gor permitted only to slaves, and sometimes forced upon them.	10
28	398	What hubris that a slave should dare to don the garments of a free woman, let alone take a place on a Ubara's throne! Would not each tiny particle of her flesh, one after another, have been publicly removed over weeks, or months, on a needle's point? I had seen to it that she was enslaved, in her ow...	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	58	And so it came about that I, who had been a spear of Cos, even a first spear, a leader of nine, who had served in the occupation of Ar, who had served even in the Central Cylinder itself, whose wallet had once been heavy with gold, who had walked proudly, who had been feared in the streets, whom non...	10
3	1253	You would dare to pass off so obvious a slave as the Lady Flavia?' 'It is she,' said the leader, 'she, enslaved!' 'Who are you?' demanded the officer.	10
5	42	Few men master tarns, few dare their saddles.	10
7	156	I dare you, violent Thassa, to do your worst.	10
8	295	"More attractive than a sack of gold?" "I would scarcely dare hope so much," she said.	10
12	614	She did not now dare, her confession uttered, to raise her face to mine.	10
16	236	"You dare not!" said Lord Okimoto.	10
17	35	Was she now concerned to pretend that that had never happened, or that it had been of negligible consequence? Did she dare now attempt to assume the airs, the attitude, of a free woman? Did she not know that at a mere snapping of fingers she must tear away her tunic and prostrate herself? I was not ...	10
22	103	"Let tarnsmen, armed, who dare, return with you," said Cabot.	10
24	169	"How dare you bring me a free woman?" might the slaves be asked.	10
26	330	Do not dare to utter such an absurdity! Slaves are beasts and properties.	10
26	345	"You dare to speak so," she said, suddenly, abruptly, eyes flashing, "to she who was once the Lady Flavia of Ar?" "Certainly," I said.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	174	"How dare you neglect your duties, your tasks, how dare you dally?" she asked.	10