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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	112	Could it remember the Vosk, like a silver ribbon beneath its wings; could it recall fighting the blasts and upwinds of the rugged Voltai Range; could it recall Thentis, famed for its tarn flocks, Ko-ro-ba's gleaming towers, or the lights of Ar as they had blazed that night of the Planting Feast of S...	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	5	"No, dear Cabot," she said, "you do not know me".	10
34	96	"How strong do you think I am, dear Cabot?" she asked.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	128	"My dear Tarl Cabot," she said, "my sweet, dear Tarl Cabot".	10
9	443	"The Tuchuk must be slain!" "It is not possible, my dear," wheezed Saphrar.	10
9	466	"No, my dear," Saphrar was saying to the girl, "you must not expect satisfaction for this frightful injury which has been wrought upon you—you must not even think of the games—you must forget this unpleasant evening—you must try not to think of the stories that will be told of y...	10
10	454	The saber, incidentally, is not only unpopular among the Wagon Peoples but among the warriors of Gor generally; it is regarded as being too long and clumsy a weapon for the close, sharp combat so dear to the heart of the warrior of the cities; further it is not of much use from the saddle of a tarn ...	10
11	154	"For," said Kamchak, "among your other tasks, my dear, you will perform for this barbarian the duties of a female serving slave".	10
17	39	He benignly lifted his small fat hand with the carmine fingernails and said, "By all means, my dear Ha-Keel, withdraw if you so wish".	10
25	398	"No man," said Elizabeth, "including you, my dear Tarl Cabot, could bring me to such a pass".	10
26	282	It was done, gone, ended! My mission had failed! The Priest-Kings would die! This world, and perhaps my other, dear Earth, would now fall to the mysterious Others, whoever or whatever they might be.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	198	"You will be regarded, my dear, as inauthentic".	10
5	503	My return to the city was affecting, for here it was that my sword had been pledged to a Gorean Home Stone; here it was that I had trained in arms and learned Gorean; it was here that I had met my father, after long years of separation; it was here that I had made dear friends, the Older Tarl, Maste...	10
20	115	"We have another surprise for you, my dear Claudia," said Cernus.	10
21	103	"Take dear Vancius," she was saying, "bind his wrists and ankles, and put him in a slave hood, one with a gag.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	59	"Let us not forget our manners, my dear," smiled Chenbar.	10

Book 7. (5 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	345	And what you may not understand, my dear, is that its meaning is quite clear on Earth, as well, for those capable of understanding it.	10
10	347	Yes, my dear, you were legally a Gorean slave, after the affixing of that brand, even on Earth".	10
10	349	"But yes, my dear," he said.	10
13	1082	"You will pay well for that snub, my dear," he said.	10
15	1344	And you have much to fear, sweet El-in-or, my dear, if you fail to provoke, or if you cannot provoke, such desire, such passion, in a master".	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	265	"You will look well on the block, my dear," he said.	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	223	"Your long sword," I told him, "is doubtless quite useful in thrusting over the bulwarks of ships, fastened together by grappling irons, as mine would not be, but we are not now, my dear Bjarni, engaging in combat over the bulwarks of ships".	10
13	362	"You need not address me as your Jarl, my dear," said Svein Blue Tooth.	10

Book 10. (4 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	162	For a man of Gor, I assure you, my dear, sooner or later you will be".	10
12	663	"I will guarantee, my dear," I said to her, "that, hereafter, you will be given to men".	10
24	239	Surely, my dear Tarl, you recollect this.	10
26	1105	Oh, I do not doubt but what you will amuse yourself with me for a time, having me at your feet and serving you, with all the attentions, the labors and intimacies of the slave girl, dear Master, but what then? What if you should weary of me? Surely that is not impossible.	10

Book 11. (5 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	437	"Perhaps now, dear Lady," said the captain, "you will choose to speak, choose to reveal your name and city, and your business in this vicinity so late in the night?" I dared not speak.	10
5	448	"Let us hope, for your sake, my dear," said the captain, "that you are free".	10
7	266	"Do not fret, my dear," said Lehna.	10
7	1240	"I have had five such women, not including yourself, my dear," he said.	10
13	131	"Are you comfortable now, dear lady?" he asked.	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	283	"So, my dear," I said, "you labor still in the service of Kurii".	10
2	219	It is, my dear, what you are".	10
2	552	"You should have your mind not on Kaissa," said Samos, "my dear Captain, but on the world's end".	10
3	872	"Accept it, my dear," said the dark-haired girl, "our reality is now transformed".	10
5	53	"I am sorry about the ship," I said, "and I do not understand what has happened there, but I had previously determined, my dear Samos, that in any case I would venture not to the west but the north".	10
6	74	"I am a man, dear lady," said I, "and am of the warriors.	10
6	225	"It is a bit late for that, my dear Lady Constance," I said.	10
15	841	"Yes, like you, my dear," I told her.	10
28	139	"Do not fear, my dear," said Constance, "you will learn the whip well".	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	84	"I am afraid that you are almost worthless, my dear," said the auctioneer to her, in Gorean.	10
4	178	"If you should attempt to do that again, my dear," said the praetor, "your ankles will be tied, and you will hear the rest of the proceedings while lying on your belly before the tribunal".	10
12	176	"My dear," asked Shaba, of the dark-haired girl, "would you bring us paga?" She stiffened.	10
12	180	"Forgive us, my dear," said Shaba.	10
12	393	"It is nearly time, my dear," he said, "for you to be returned to the tavern of Pembe".	10
12	461	"Shaba!" "Your services are no longer required, my dear," said he.	10
23	147	"Have you nothing to say, my dear Tende, beautiful daughter of the traitor, Aibu?" inquired Kisu.	10
24	214	"No! No!" "Ah, but, yes, my dear Tende," he said.	10
32	339	"In that sense, my dear," I said, "I am not an animal, and you are an animal.	10
32	340	Yes, my dear, you are legally an animal.	10
34	322	The case with slaves, such as you, my dear, is of course much different.	10
52	34	"Is that true, my dear?" asked Bila Huruma.	10

Book 14. (16 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	"If the slavers of Gor have decided to take you, my dear," I said, "they certainly will not sit about waiting for you to take a trip to the Caribbean".	10
1	403	'You are in absolutely no danger at the present moment, my dear,' he said".	10
1	422	' 'Kneel down before the coffee table, my dear,' he said".	10
2	61	Do not react so, my dear.	10
4	257	"Do you think I want to be branded with a hot iron? Do you think I want to be put in a steel collar and thrown naked to the feet of men beneath their whips? No, my dear Jason, I do not wish that.	10
11	590	"You have been very kind to me," she said, "to let me see you dressed in this fashion, as a man of my old and dear world.	10
20	138	"May I present, Kenneth," said the Lady Florence of Vonda, "my dear friend, the Lady Melpomene of Vonda".	10
20	182	"How did you find them, my dear?" she inquired.	10
22	21	"And all this I owe to my dear friend," said the Lady Melpomene, "the Lady Florence!" There was again light applause, but this time, the Lady Florence, being the object of the commendation, merely bowed her head graciously.	10
22	333	"It is time for you to entertain us, my dear," said the Lady Florence to the slave.	10
22	346	"Tenalion, my dear," said the Lady Florence, "would you please relieve our lovely Melpomene of the impediment of her chain?" "Certainly, Lady Florence," said Tenalion.	10
22	488	"Where have you been keeping him, my dear?" inquired the Lady Perimene.	10
22	499	"I do not think I would mind being a slut in your stables, my dear Florence," said the Lady Perimene, "if I were to find myself at the mercy of such beasts".	10
22	792	"That is why you are dissatisfied, my dear Lady Florence," said Tenalion.	10
28	59	"Ah, but yes, my dear Lady Florence," I averred.	10
32	358	"You have the makings of a superb slave, and, my dear Lady Florence, though this is irrelevant to my decision, you will never find your happiness outside of the collar".	10

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	571	"My dear Lady Tendite, or 'Darlene,' as I may choose to call you," I said, "I do not think we have a great deal more time to tarry in this place".	10
7	93	"They can make you do anything, my dear," said the fourth girl.	10
8	137	"Fortunately for you, my dear Callimachus, my friend Kliomenes, the disagreeable fellow who left the tavern earlier, does not know you.	10
29	129	"You will do so at your own risk, my dear captain," said Callisthenes, grimly.	10
30	68	Perhaps your dear friend, Callimachus, secretly in our pay.	10
32	51	"You may do obeisance, my dear," said Kliomenes.	10
32	121	"Are you only beautiful, my dear?" he asked.	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	62	"The pledge of the topaz!" "I have revised the provisions of that agreement, my dear Captain," said Policrates.	10
19	969	Save then, dear ladies, your cleverness and assertiveness, your rudenesses and malicious wit, your threats and coldnesses, for the lame, intimidated men of Earth, who are trained to submit to such abuse with accommodating docility.	10
20	1639	Did you not know I was a female? Did you not know that it was I who should rather have honored you, and gratefully, for you were a male? Is the proper relation of the sexes so obscure to you? How you strove to please me! What a fool you were, dear Master! That time is over! Let it be over! It is gon...	10
20	1640	Let it be gone! This is Gor! Gor! What was she to you, that tart I once was, dear Master, that you should have deferred to her? Did you never once point to the floor at your feet, and tell her to kneel? Why not? What mistakes the men of Earth make with the women of Earth! It is no wonder the women o...	10
20	2020	"Do you think a woman does not know when she is being looked upon as though she might be a slave? We are not stupid, my dear Master.	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. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	55	"What sort of brand would you like, my dear?' asked the man of the girl at the wall.	10
13	850	"Yes," I said, "and it is he, not you, my dear, who will decide what is to be done with it, fully, and how it is to be used".	10
14	203	"You, Lenna, my dear, now," said Grunt.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	148	"Come, Iwoso, my dear maiden," said Bloketu, "let us go.	10
12	527	"I am sure you will, my dear," I said.	10
26	102	"It will now be decided, my dear," I told the girl, "whether you will live or die".	10
40	557	"We are choosing, you see, my dear Radish," said Seibar, "to reassert our natural sovereignty.	10

Book 19. (5 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	70	"Free women do not run about the countryside naked, my dear," said another woman.	10
23	360	"And you are going to be a work slave, too, my dear," she said.	10
25	94	"You are pretty, my dear," he said.	10
33	581	"My dear Ligurious," said Menicius, "your confederate in Corcyrus is now in custody.	10
36	727	Do you understand what that means, my dear?" "Yes, Master," I said.	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	413	"Remember, my dear," said Samos, not unkindly, "you are no longer a free woman.	10
1	1074	"Tonight, as you know, my dear," said Samos, "you danced, and performed, for your life".	10
5	380	"This contains the materials, doubtless, which you were to deliver to your dear friend, Flaminius".	10
5	479	"Dear Flaminius! He will shed few tears, I assure you, over my plight!" "That would be my impression," I said.	10
6	502	"Let me, dear lady," said Boots, "hold the veil.	10
6	855	"Sirs," she asked, "why is it that you are drawing forth coils of stout ropes from beneath your robes?" "Why to bind your pretty arms to your sides, and to put a good rope on your neck, my dear," said Chino.	10
6	861	"That is exactly right, my dear," Chino confirmed her darkest suspicions.	10
9	183	"Name it, dear friend, you who are to me almost as a brother," said Boots.	10
9	195	"By dear Boots, do not be an ungrateful dolt," scolded the ponderous Andronicus.	10
9	306	"Did you speak, my dear?" asked Boots Tarsk-Bit.	10
9	370	"On your knees, my dear," said Boots to the bound woman.	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	60	"I am prepared to admit that in some legal sense I am a slave, and that I am theoretically subject to such things!" "Very much more so than theoretically, my dear," said Boots.	10
10	173	"Did you say something, my dear?" asked Boots.	10
10	852	Their curiosity is one of the things that makes women both dear and troublesome.	10
21	61	"You have reason to be frightened, do you not, my dear?" asked Flaminius.	10
21	280	"Oh, no, my dear," said Andronicus, seizing the bolting Yanina by an arm and returning her to her knees, trembling, on the floor, "you are not going anywhere, at least not yet".	10
22	59	"You must live, dear friend," averred Andronicus.	10

Book 21. (34 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	57	"Ah, Mincon, my friend, my dear fellow," said Hurtha.	10
6	59	Still, one could not begrudge dear Mincon some greed in this matter, for he was a fine driver, and a splendid fellow.	10
6	220	"Of course, my dear friend," said Hurtha, "anything you like".	10
6	235	"Of course, my dear fellow," he said.	10
15	379	"What is your name, my dear?" he inquired.	10
15	462	"Had it not been for your arrogance and greed, it would not have been so easy, would it, my dear?" he said to the woman.	10
15	464	"But you are not arrogant and greedy anymore, are you, my dear?" he asked.	10
15	480	"Are you not, my dear?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
15	481	"But we are going to work hard to overcome those flaws, are we not, my dear?" he inquired.	10
15	570	"Are you important now, my dear?" he asked.	10
16	109	"And I am sure, sweet and dear daughter, that when you find yourself helpless in the arms of men, kicking and crying out, and squirming, their lust will make it quite clear to you".	10
16	191	"Yes, my dear," she said, "the same as you".	10
16	211	"Yes," said the woman, "and with the same perfection as you, my dear".	10
16	730	At present, however, dear lady, it is you, I assure you, who are the prize, you whom strong men would relish most on her belly before them.	10
16	733	I have little doubt it would be you, properly enslaved, my dear, and not she, who would be most often drawn by the hair to the master's couch".	10
16	767	"Hush, dear," said the woman.	10
16	975	"Of course you are, my dear," said the woman.	10
16	1102	"Like having your body touched with their steel," she said, "as poor, dear little Feiqa".	10
16	1676	"And even if that should be true," he said, "you are still my dear friend, in spite of all, and I simply could not bring myself to do that to you.	10
19	351	"My poor, dear sweet friend," said Hurtha.	10
19	352	"How simple you are, dear friend! How little you know of poetry! The length is deliberate, of course, constituting an implicit allegory of interminability, manifesting and conveying in no uncertain manner, but in one which perhaps you have not as yet fully grasped, the withering tedium of the bureau...	10
21	8	"Lodging is dear," he said.	10
24	339	"Yes?" "You were right, my dear," he said.	10
24	342	"But, my dear," he said, "it is not exactly the sort of relationship which you anticipated".	10
24	474	"And you have now satisfied your curiosity, have you not, my dear?" he asked.	10
24	527	"You do understand, however, do you not, my dear, the typical penalties for a runaway slave?" She nodded, numbly.	10
24	533	"That is very serious, my dear," said the man.	10
24	557	"You may kneel, my dear".	10
24	559	"Did you never suspect, my dear," he asked, "that you were a slave?" "I did not dream I was embonded," she whispered.	10
24	564	"But I fear, my dear," he said, "that you have somewhat misinterpreted my question".	10
24	604	And you will get, my dear, not only exactly what you have coming, but that, I assure you, and then a thousand times more".	10
24	657	"It has been a long time, my dear," he said, "but you are now home".	10
25	408	"The only wrong, my dear," I said, "would have been if you had not been reduced to bondage".	10
27	85	"You are beautiful, my dear," he said.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	657	"You might perhaps think of lying now to a man," he said, "but I assure you, my dear, the time will come when you would be terrified to even think of lying to a man".	10
3	717	"And you, too, will see it, my dear," he said.	10
11	533	"Hendow," called Mirus, dramatically, "my employer, and dear friend, Hendow, are you not the master of this tavern?" "I am," grinned Hendow.	10
11	718	"How are you, my dear?" asked Tamirus.	10
11	1224	I could not leave the alcove of course, but I had been permitted slack, enough to kick, it seems, as in the throes of passion or, helplessly, as though to hold on for dear life, to clench my legs about a master's legs or, if I were pulled down, closer to the ring, his body.	10
15	69	"Come along, my dear," she said.	10
16	48	"Your collar will not do, my dear," said one of the fellows, leaning over me.	10
16	53	"But have no fear, my dear," said the man, patting my brand, "this will stay".	10
17	352	"What is your name, my dear?" inquired my new master.	10
28	160	"I, too, am a slave, and, like you, my dear Tuka, a total slave".	10
29	581	"I find this," he said to me, "an acceptable and suitable vengeance, superior even to the sword, or to the thousand cuts, that you, my dear Doreen, or Tuka, or whatever masters now choose to call you, you stinking, worthless, curvaceous, treacherous slave slut, should be torn to pieces by a sleen!" ...	10
29	1042	"Is that not so, my dear?" he asked.	10
30	154	"And what of you, my dear?" inquired he of Tela.	10
34	809	But in any event, dear sisters, whether you long for the collar, or fear it, it is real.	10

Book 23. (9 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	557	Sometimes they were flattened against the leather, as though gripping it for dear life, and, at other times, they rubbed, and squirmed, and moved helplessly, piteously, against it.	10
13	148	"Do not fear, my dear," said Lady Claudia.	10
15	49	"The spear, my dear Claudia," she said, "is a single piece of solid, polished metal.	10
15	105	"How pretty you look, kneeling there, my dear, all tied up, and in your collar," she said.	10
20	105	"It will not be long now, will it, dear friend," said Aemilianus.	10
20	106	"No, dear friend," said Surilius, "I do not think it will be long now".	10
21	1445	"Dear friend," smiled Calliodorus.	10
21	1446	"Dear friend," said Aemilianus.	10
21	1457	"But, dear friend," said Aemilianus, "is there not one touch else that might be in order, to indicate a successful voyage?" "I was thinking of asking about it," smiled Calliodorus.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	448	"You, my dear Ina," I said, "as lately you have become".	10
27	469	"You, my dear," I said, "will be a mute rence girl".	10

Book 25. (14 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	The Street "Surely you understand the law, my dear," he said.	10
9	370	"Turn about, again, my dear, slowly," said Talena, musingly.	10
9	493	"No, my dear," Talena was saying to another woman on the platform.	10
10	21	"Sometimes I regret that you are a dear friend," he said.	10
11	386	"No, dear friend," I said.	10
17	54	"If you be free, dear lady," said the fellow, "report me to guardsmen for my effrontery, that I may be flogged for daring to address you, but if you be my Litsia, remove your hood and veil".	10
17	334	"Dear Marcus," I said, "such things are tricks.	10
21	119	'Bring me the message from my dear friend, Appanius,' said a woman's voice".	10
21	127	'It is nothing,' she said, 'this little note from my dear friend, Appanius, news of a coming play.	10
21	575	"You are now the go-between in an intrigue, my dear," I informed her.	10
26	25	"And you look well, my dear Milo, on your knees".	10
26	64	Long ago when I was a girl it was the same, and then, in my time of troubles, after the misunderstanding with my dear father, Marlenus, I was sequestered, and then, later, now that the war has been concluded to the mutual benefit of Ar and Cos, with victory for us both, thanks to the mercies of Cos,...	10
26	222	"I now hold all power over you, my dear Milo, even though I do not own you.	10
26	512	"I see you do not know our dear Appanius," she said.	10

Book 26. (14 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	272	You are branded, branded, you perfidious, dishonest, corrupt, fraudulent slut—yes, at last, after all this time, branded, at last branded!—superb!—it is now done!—the slave mark is now on you, in you!—it has been burned deeply into your very body with the fiery iro...	10
11	174	"What do you think of her, my dear Dorna?" asked the man in the chair.	10
12	323	"I hesitate to call this to your attention, but you must face the possibility, my dear," she said.	10
12	325	"How obtuse you are, my dear," she said.	10
12	451	I did not think I had come too cheaply, but, too, perhaps, my price had not been too dear.	10
14	825	"Please, dear Janice," she said, earnestly.	10
16	13	"Welcome, my dear," he called, and, with a gesture, invited me within.	10
23	165	Imagine the helplessness, dear reader, should there ever be such, of this account, of being gagged and blindfolded, and bound.	10
29	252	"You will grow used to it, my dear.	10
29	303	Would one not have guessed? And how appropriate! And how fortunate for her! Perhaps if she grovels well she may be lashed less frequently! Perhaps she desires to now exhibit them, that they might win for her some lenience? Do you think I am so easily put off, so easily swayed, dear little thing, tha...	10
29	394	"Surely you understand, my dear Constanzia," he said, "that you are now a slave".	10
29	479	"In a moment now, my dear," he said, "your face will be naked, as is fitting for what you are now, a slave.	10
31	186	"Where is our dear friend Gito?" "He lingers in the corridor.	10
41	66	"My dear Gail," said Aynur.	10

Book 27. (31 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	70	"Please forgive me, dear whip! It was a joke! Be merciful, dear whip! Please forgive me, dear whip!" "What a stupid girl you are," said Gart.	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
18	208	What would my ideological sisters say if they could see me here, in Ar, a naked slave! I am pleased to be such! Let them cry out in anger, in scorn, in contempt! I would not give the peel of a larma for all that they might think! But see if you, dear, righteous sisters, would behave any differently,...	10
25	803	I wonder if dear Mirus and dear Selius Arconious, the arrogant, imperious pigs, are here.	10
25	806	That means nothing to me now! And let me show dear Selius Arconious what he shall not own! I hate him, the arrogant Gorean tarsk! Hurt him! Hurt Selius Arconious! Let him see what he cannot afford! I hate you, Selius Arconious! Grind your teeth, clench your fists, sweat, moan, tear your clothing, bu...	10
11	464	"Jeffrey, you are such a dear!" She then gave him a quick, affectionate kiss on the left cheek.	10
11	473	"You have been terribly quiet all evening, my dear," she said.	10
11	530	"You are such a dear, Jeffrey," she smiled.	10
11	723	Such things, my dear former teacher, are amongst them".	10
12	69	"Oh, dear whip!" she cried.	10
12	422	Could she then, so long ago, have been such a slave? Surely not! Forgive me, dear reader! Forgive me, too, Masters! I have been instructed to leave the above passage as it is, for purposes of comparison, but now to speak the truth.	10
13	64	"I am only a slave, but I am here, and now this world is mine, too! It is mine, too! You are mine, too, dear world, and I love you, though on you I am but a slave! But on such a world what could a woman such as I be but a slave? On such a world a woman such as I could be only, and am worthy to be on...	10
15	214	"Was I not beautiful before, Master, if I was, long ago, when I was a free woman?" "I assure you, my dear, that you are a thousand times more beautiful now, with that collar on your neck, than you ever were, or could be, as a free woman".	10
17	396	"Have you business for me today, dear Targo?" inquired the fellow.	10
17	850	It is what I am, and what I want to be! Oh, dear world, dearest world, give me a strong master, one who will master me uncompromisingly as I desire to be mastered, that I may fulfill myself, in my pleasing of him, in my serving of him, in my delighting of him.	10
18	368	Oh, dear Mirus, my erstwhile master, she thought to herself, what would you have made of that? Would you have recognized your Ellen, she whom you brought to Gor and so transformed and reduced, in that enticing, insolent, saucy little flirt? One who well knows how to torment a man? Would you have kno...	10
18	369	After all, I am no longer your slave, my dear Mirus.	10
24	866	"Your gratitude may be premature, my dear," said Selius Arconious.	10
25	464	You will learn, my dear.	10
25	568	Do you not know that such as you, dear Ellen, sweet, lovely Ellen, are the rightful property of men? Have you not understood this, have you not, for years, sensed it? Why, then, should you not be sold? How is it that I am a slave? Nature has made you such.	10
25	631	"Someone, please, save me!" "Do you beg to be purchased, my dear," said the auctioneer, solicitously, but in a voice which could easily be heard well out into the crowd.	10
25	657	"You will indeed, of course, my dear," said the auctioneer to the woman on the block, "repay your purchaser for purchasing you, as will any slave.	10
25	804	Perhaps! Then show dear Mirus what he gave up, what a fool he was to let something like me slip away! If he would have me now he will pay and pay! He will pay dearly! I do not care if he would empty his purse! But he will not bid upon me because he would look like a fool to do so, after letting me g...	10
27	856	"Forgive us, dear travelers," said the translator, regarding the men at the wagon.	10
27	1889	Yes, yes, she thought, they speak truths, mighty truths, lovely truths, deep truths, incontrovertible truths, precious truths, yes, such as I are indeed for the entertainment of men, for the sport of men, of masters! It is that for which we exist, and desire to exist, the pleasure of men, the entert...	10
27	2432	There is too much of Earth in you yet, dear Mirus.	10
27	2548	Too bad, dear Mirus.	10
30	89	If you would be a slave, dear haughty free sisters, thought Ellen, then be a slave.	10
30	92	Know what it is to crawl fearfully to him, your master, bearing the whip in your teeth! Where are your brands and papers, dear free sisters? And have you ever stood stripped on an auction block, to be bid upon, as the property you are? On Earth Ellen had seldom, if ever, worn cosmetics, regarding th...	10
30	256	"Have no fear, dear lady," said Selius Arconious, politely.	10
30	777	* * * * So, dear reader, remember that the master is all, and you are nothing.	10

Book 28. (44 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
75	67	Does he not know what was done to me before, how my body has been changed? My mind cries 'free woman'! My belly cries 'slave'! How foolish is my mind! How wise my belly! Dear mind, how you desire to dictate to me! Do you still listen only to others, dear mind, and not to me? Why do you not look upon...	10
8	50	"Many, I trust, have already been answered by our unfortunate Grendel, whose repellant appearance we trust did not overly disgust you, and others by our dear colleague and friend, Peisistratus, of the lovely island of Cos, in Thassa.	10
8	98	"And my dear Peisistratus," said Agamemnon, "you could, if need be, could you not, arrange for some feminine companionship for our friend, Tarl Cabot?" "Certainly," said Peisistratus.	10
35	147	"My poor, dear Cabot," said Grendel, "you do not recognize him, do you?" "No," said Cabot.	10
47	53	It is little wonder, dear foe, that so many pledge you their heart, their steel, their blood.	10
47	229	"Then, dear friend," said Statius, "you will die with her".	10
47	247	"My dear Statius, will you gather the weapons".	10
53	75	"But, dear friend," said Cabot, "we do not have sleen".	10
53	86	"Dear Cabot," said Peisistratus.	10
53	243	"Dear Grendel," said Cabot.	10
54	1	There is Converse in a Rebel Camp "Dear Cabot," said Statius, "I find the actions of humans mysterious.	10
54	3	"You may find this incomprehensible, dear friend," said Cabot, "but humans, in their turn, do not always understand the doings of Kurii".	10
54	68	"But it had occurred to me that you, though human, stand high in the camp, perhaps highest amongst the humans, save for dear Peisistratus, and that I, though Kur, am lowly, and no more than a scout".	10
56	53	"My dear Cabot," said Lord Grendel, "you are not now on Gor, but within a Steel World.	10
56	132	"My dear Statius," said Lord Grendel, "there are sophisticated tortures available to Agamemnon to which even a Kur might object".	10
56	134	"Forgive me, dear friend," said Statius.	10
56	180	Dear Cabot, you were successful! The minions of Agamemnon are only now aware that there are others behind them".	10
57	2	"Dear Grendel!" he cried, "we had report that your plan had failed, and your command destroyed, wiped out, each and every one of our fellows, in the Vale of Destruction! Praise the Priest-Kings! You, and Cabot, and some others, Statius, I see, and some few, have escaped!" "Praise the Nameless One, i...	10
57	98	"You need not fear, my dear Flavion, that such a tunic will conceal a weapon, lest it be, and surely to no more than a tiny, almost mocking extent, the beauty of the female herself".	10
57	128	"Might it not be better to auction it off on a slave block?" "Certainly not, dear Cabot," said Statius.	10
58	61	"Is that decision not mine?" "No, dear friend," said Cabot.	10
60	65	"At the arsenal, dear Grendel, you spared two agents of Agamemnon, allowing them to return to their base with weapons, in the Vale of Destruction you permitted a tending of enemy wounded, after the battle you freed four hundred prisoners".	10
61	65	"Go, dear Flavion," said Lord Grendel, "and have your wound tended".	10
61	77	"And I think dear Flavion was correct, it was negligible".	10
61	96	"At least, my dear Statius," said Lord Grendel, "you cannot blame this projected treachery on the Lady Bina".	10
61	131	"Dear Grendel," said Cabot, concerned.	10
61	180	"You grow bold, dear Flavion," said Statius.	10
63	17	"Dear Lord Grendel, beloved commander," said Flavion, "believe me, I know nothing of this!" Lord Grendel shook with rage, his fangs emerged, his ears darted back, smoothly against his head.	10
63	33	"It seems, dear Flavion, you will survive the day," said Statius.	10
64	165	"But she is a free woman, dear Cabot," admonished Lord Grendel.	10
67	109	He thought of Lord Pyrrhus, slain in the arena, of Lord Arcesilaus, of the slaver, Peisistratus, of his dear friend, Lord Grendel.	10
72	21	"Better, dear Flavion," Cabot thought, "I had left you in the trap.	10
73	92	"Yes, dear friend," said Lord Grendel.	10
73	115	"She will wait for you, dear Cabot," said Archon.	10
75	68	I want to be whole! Let the gates be forced, let the walls collapse; please, dear mind, see to it that I am led in chains, helpless, choiceless, rejoicing, to my master's couch!" The slave noted that her master had made no fire.	10
77	95	"My dear Flavion," he said.	10
77	130	"Ah, dear Flavion," said Cabot, "you are quicker than I might have supposed".	10
77	236	"Be patient with me, dear Cabot," said Flavion.	10
78	10	"Teach me to be a slave," begged the brunette, "dear Corinna.	10
78	18	Why should you be cared for?" "But is that not what we want, dear Corinna, that our masters might care for us, if only a little?" "Of course," said Corinna.	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
80	1	They Will Soon to the Tables "My dear Cabot," said Lord Arcesilaus, "it is so good to see you again, here in the habitats.	10
81	72	"Do not call me Lord Grendel any longer, dear friend," said Lord Grendel.	10
81	168	"Make haste!" "Dear Cabot," said Grendel.	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	235	"Are you cold, my dear?" he inquired.	10
22	103	Too, I assure you, my dear Pertinax, it is pleasant to have one in one's arms, squirming, and writhing, and gasping, and moaning, and crying out, and weeping, and begging, and yielding".	10
22	586	"I think you want her, my dear Pertinax," said Tajima, "and as what she is, and should be, a slave".	10

Book 30. (15 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1205	'Yes,' I said, 'friend Altheia, dear, beloved Altheia.	10
5	267	"Passage is dear on this vessel," said a fellow, "not free".	10
5	301	"My dear Callias," said Lord Nishida, "you behold before you a trustless rogue, Philoctetes, a miscreant and felon, a liar, a cheater at stones, one who robs men at night, who steals food, obtaining extra rations for himself, a villain who would cut a throat for a copper tarsk".	10
8	202	"Thank you, dear whip.	10
12	784	"We must put about, dear master!" cried Aëtius.	10
15	107	"I advise you, dear Rutilius," said Tereus, "not to be on the open deck after dark".	10
25	188	"Dear Callias," she said.	10
27	154	"And," said a man, "let us celebrate the inviolability of the holding of dear Lord Temmu, and rejoice in our safety and security".	10
28	40	Do they not suggest that the object within her collar has come to the attention of free men? Do they not portend the possibility of eventual caresses, for which she hopes, which she is zealous to earn? "Dear fellows," I said, "it is possible these two were once free women.	10
37	117	"I fear, dear Callias," I said to the stranger, "that you are weak".	10
37	185	"Beware, my friend, dear Callias," I said.	10
37	830	"A sudden craving, yes, dear friend," I said, lifting my clenched fist, holding the tiny, beadlike coin, a golden tarsk, "but scarcely for paga".	10
37	832	"Come now, dear friend," I said, "can you not recall something which I could not hitherto afford, something in a yellow camisk, with bells on her left ankle?" "The paga girl," he said, "the slender brunette?" "Of course!" I said.	10
37	964	"Poor, dear Master," breathed Alcinoë.	10
37	973	"Yes, Master!" "My dear friend," said Callias to me, "as I recall, you mentioned you might arrange some bedding".	10

Book 31. (21 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	257	"Dear Nora! Dear Nora!" she exclaimed.	10
27	258	"Yes," cried Eve, happily, "dear, dear Nora!" She, too, had spoken in English.	10
51	157	"Oh, please, please, dear Lady, and dear Masters," I said, suddenly, frightened, plaintively, "do not tell my master how I spoke this evening, do not tell him what I said!" "We will not say a word to him," said the Lady Bina.	10
8	1217	"Let us see!" "Part your tunic, my dear," said the auctioneer.	10
8	1236	Were they unaware of my feelings? Did they not realize what was occurring? I was a female! I was a slave! I was being sold! "The tunic, my dear," said the auctioneer.	10
8	1756	"Remove your tunic, my dear," said the voice.	10
8	1784	"How, my dear," asked the stranger, "would you like a new chain, a new cage?" "It will be done with me as masters please," I said.	10
8	1785	"How, my dear," said the voice, "would you like to be chained to a loom in the mills of Mintar, with cropped hair, or be placed in one of the public laundries, or sent to the mines of Argentum, or the tharlarion stables at Venna?" "It will be done with me as masters please," I said.	10
8	2093	"Stand up, my dear," said Astrinax.	10
18	629	* * * * "Dear friends," said a tavern's man, "we must, in ten Ehn, extinguish the lamps".	10
18	961	"To be perfectly frank, my dear Lykos," said Astrinax, "I do not trust you, either".	10
24	1	"Dear Trachinos," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
24	111	"You have that in your mind, my dear Astrinax," said the Lady Bina, "doubtless from your night watches, so much so that you have not looked about you.	10
24	144	"My dear Lykos," said Desmond, "it would be better if it were to slake its thirst at another time, and from some other fountain.	10
25	74	"And, my dear Astrinax," said the Lady Bina, "I am thinking of Jane for you.	10
37	19	"You do not understand, dear Allison," he said.	10
48	328	"Arm yourself, or flee, dear guard, sweet monster," implored the Lady Bina.	10
48	371	"Forgive me, dear Desmond," said Grendel.	10
49	1	"Do you not think, dear Grendel," asked the Lady Bina, "that I should be a Ubara, somewhere, somehow?" "I am only a beast," he said.	10
53	47	Dear Masters, remain true to the mastery.	10
53	48	Dear Mistresses, remember that we are not so different from you, and that you, too, one day, might be collared.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	273	"Ah, my dear," said another.	10
31	22	"Already, dear friend," said Darla, "your wallet is heavy".	10
31	78	"Harta!" "You see, dear Tuza," said Darla, "how much more swiftly we can move with a third bearer".	10
39	439	"On your feet, dear, noble Mistresses," she said.	10
42	73	"I will show you another accident, dear Mistress!" cried Donna.	10
43	547	"Dear guests," said Aeson, approaching us, carrying two small, black, metal pails.	10

Book 33. (23 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	103	How many, I wondered, might you, in your indignation, have clasped in your talons and torn with your beak, before burned, and struck, you would have foundered, and screamed, and looked one last time at the sky? And I was not here either, dear fellow.	10
11	251	"Dear friend," I said, "you are not native to this world, no more than I.	10
12	30	"Be careful, my dear," he said to the slave.	10
20	97	Indeed, I thought, what beautiful woman's beauty is not enhanced a thousand times, aesthetically and meaningfully, in a collar? Too, does she not then know that she is not a man, but quite different, a lovely work animal, a pleasure object, a toy and plaything, a slave? "Dear Tajima," I said, in Eng...	10
20	347	"Sake and beauty have addled the wits of even daimyos, have they not dear Akio?" "As the shogun has said," he smiled, lifting one of the small cups of sake to the shogun.	10
24	20	"Please remain, dear friend," said Lord Yamada.	10
24	71	"Please remain, dear friend," said the shogun.	10
24	149	"I think their weight will be felt, dear friend," said the shogun.	10
24	174	"I judge it remote, dear friend," said Lord Yamada.	10
25	9	"She has not been drugged, dear friend," said Lord Yamada.	10
40	183	"Are you willing, dear Tajima," I said, "to leave the camp without Nezumi?" "No," he said.	10
41	48	"As you are a dear friend, I would not wish to hurt you".	10
47	190	"Do not be naive, my dear friend," I said.	10
52	16	"But," I said, "my dear friend, you have not talked to it".	10
54	148	"That may be too obvious, and too simple, my dear friend," I said.	10
57	12	"Would you care to be stripped, my dear?" I asked her.	10
57	29	"Now, dear lady," I said, "I and my confreres have been for several days out of the palace, so to speak, though, interestingly, in the palace.	10
59	105	"Have I taught you nothing, dear friend?" said Nodachi.	10
59	144	"And, my dear," said the shogun to the distraught slave, "I suspect it will be a long time before you are permitted clothing".	10
60	174	"The choice, dear Haruki, gardener san," said Lord Yamada, "is always, and only, one amongst masks and tyrants, he who wears the mask and he who disdains doing so".	10
61	298	"You are mad, dear, misshapen brute," said Lord Yamada.	10
61	1081	"I wish you well, dear friend," said Lord Nishida.	10
61	1082	"I wish you well, dear friend," I said.	10

Book 34. (83 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	384	"Forgive me, dear Master! Forgive me, dear, noble Mistress!" "Do not mind the slave, noble lady," said the dealer.	10
37	96	"Perhaps," I said, "you have a message for me?" "Only," she said, "that I am your friend, that I hold you in affection, that I care for you, that you are dear to me, that you are so dear to me!" "Do you wish to know where I am caged?" I asked.	10
48	189	"You are dear to me, very dear," she said.	10
1	258	"As for Gor, my dear," he said, "inquire further into the matter.	10
2	26	"Oh, dear Phyllis," she said, "how I envy you! You may be amongst the kajirae and, as yet, know nothing of it".	10
2	49	I am sure, dear Phyllis, your libido, rendered helpless, dominated and mastered, will respond overwhelmingly to the lust of masters".	10
2	231	"Forgive me, dear Phyllis," she said.	10
6	246	Your dear, loving friend! Let me go.	10
7	26	"Do not struggle, dear Phyllis," she said.	10
9	314	As she passed by, I called out, "Dear sister, pray attend me!" She looked about, startled, intently, expectantly, scanning the wharf.	10
9	319	What marked beast would dare, unsolicited, to address a free woman? "Dear sister!" I called.	10
9	329	"Yes, dear sister," I said.	10
9	333	"One such as I?" "Yes, dear sister," I said.	10
14	114	Might they not speak as frankly before verr and kaiila?" "My dear Phyllis," said Lysander, Administrator of Market of Semris.	10
14	119	"Stand up, my dear," said Lysander, kindly, "there, between the tables, in the center".	10
14	135	"Phyllis," said Lysander, "serve Tullius Quintus, our guest, our associate and dear friend, welcome in our midst, though we share no Home Stone".	10
20	232	"The mistress said 'two pretty kajirae'," I said, "and the beast responded, 'but not so lovely as you, dear lady'".	10
23	149	"You will not be," he said, "for you wish the best for our dear Kurik of Victoria".	10
25	31	"Ela, dear fellow," said a man, "I fear the codes of your betrayed caste yet linger".	10
31	131	"Dear Masters," called the auctioneer, "I had originally thought this slave an unusual buy, an excellent buy, but your bids have convinced me of my error.	10
34	208	"To him she was more in the nature of a dear, wayward pet, for whom he cared".	10
35	12	"Nor I you, dear Phyllis!" she exclaimed, crying.	10
35	136	"Dear Phyllis," she said.	10
35	137	"Dear Paula," I said.	10
35	141	"What difference does it make, dear sweet Phyllis?" she said.	10
35	194	Dear sweet, plain Paula! I had never thought to see her again! Then we had met! In my joy, I was weeping.	10
37	3	"Dear Phyllis, there is something wrong!" "No," I said.	10
37	23	"To see you, dear Phyllis," she said.	10
37	62	How marvelous to be reunited, to see one another again! What joy! We were so happy yesterday! Have I done something wrong? Tell me, tell me, I beg of you, dear Phyllis".	10
40	95	"Perhaps, dear Delia," said Epicrates to his companion, "you might withdraw".	10
40	233	"Demand ten silver tarsks, a gold tarsk!" "Ela, dear companion," he said.	10
42	55	"It seems, dear friend," she said, "that your disguise, as a mere guard brute, dumb and servile, has been twice penetrated in a single morning".	10
42	162	"By your own testimony the female is a contrivance, a biological artifact, a monster, and is doubtless, in her own way, as hideous, as gross and repulsive, as my dear friend, Lord Grendel, himself.	10
42	207	"You see, dear Grendel," she said, "binding a slave's ankles is an excellent way to control her".	10
42	224	"Surely you suspect you will remain here, my dear," said the Lady Bina, "until you are so privileged as to be taken to a certain rendezvous, in the neighborhood of the Twentieth Ahn, at which time you will be turned over to an agent of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
44	63	"Dear Lord Grendel," continued the voice, "let this occasion be one of conviviality, celebratory of friendship and collaboration".	10
46	61	"My dear friend," came from the box, or cabinet, "we have had our differences.	10
48	170	And, to my dismay, he can have his pick of most of the slaves, many of whom are far more beautiful than I, and some of whom, I fear, dear Phyllis, are even as beautiful as you.	10
49	1	"And that, dear Grendel, my friend," said Kurik of Victoria, "is what transpired in the House of a Hundred Corridors".	10
49	119	Now, dear colleagues, and friends, it is time for the subtler aspects of our meeting to begin, in which we must attempt to establish how fair Mytilene and glorious Ar may prove to be mutually beneficial to one another.	10
49	341	"Next, dear," said Decius Albus, "our noble guest, Tenrik of Siba".	10
49	511	"And that, dear Grendel, my friend," said Kurik of Victoria, "is what transpired in the House of a Hundred Corridors".	10
51	138	"Tal, dear Alexina," said the Lady Bina, pleasantly, approaching us.	10
51	148	I plan to remember you well, dear friend, for all your efforts, your comfort and counsel, when I am Ubara".	10
51	197	"Dear Lady," said Kurik, "I have no doubt that your intelligence is high, extremely so, but the data at its disposal, on which it must rely, is egregiously sparse, and bears little relation to the intrigues and complexities of this world.	10
52	68	"No, my dear Drusus," had said Kurik, "the Lady Bina is not here".	10
52	130	"Now, now, dear Drusus," said Kurik, "Phyllis is scarcely a pot girl.	10
52	148	Was this not another thing to hold against her? Was she so superior that she would wish me well! How concerned, how solicitous, how condescending! Did she think I was pitiful? How dared she speak of me to a master? Was I not a thousand times the woman, a thousand times the beauty she was? Was this n...	10
53	119	Did I not know how dear Drusus Andronicus was to her, how she rejoiced at his feet? How could I, supposedly her friend, have done what I had done? With what contempt and amusement, with what disgust and loathing, she must now view me, and with such terrible justification! "Follow us," said Kurik.	10
53	239	"You see, my dear Kurik," said Lord Grendel, "she does look better without her harnessing".	10
54	20	"Do not be foolish, dear friend," said Lord Grendel.	10
54	121	"Surely, dear Kurik," said Lord Grendel, "you have been following what I have been saying".	10
54	142	And you, dear, beautiful Eve, and you, Phyllis, pretty collared barbarian, follow us, and wish us well".	10
54	143	"And where, dear friend, is your weapon?" asked Kurik.	10
56	199	"I do not think it was wise, dear Grendel," said the Lady Bina, "to have accepted the invitation".	10
56	200	"We had no choice, dear lady," said Lord Grendel.	10
59	31	"Ah, my dear Tenrik, of Siba, or whatever might be your name, as though it mattered," said Decius Albus, "it seems we are now ready to be off to the entertainment.	10
60	134	"I have noted," called out Decius Albus, waving the goblet about, "that some of you, my dear friends of Ar, administrators and magistrates, companions and colleagues, have witnessed the pleasures of our friends with but subdued enthusiasm.	10
61	48	"Dear friends and colleagues," continued Decius Albus, "all differences can be negotiated.	10
61	114	"Dear Phyllis," she cried, tears in her eyes.	10
61	118	"Poor, dear Phyllis," she said.	10
61	569	"Dear Lady," he said, "I do not recall inviting any free women to our gathering".	10
61	619	"Lord Agamemnon," cried Decius Albus, "Eleventh Face of the Nameless One! Forgive me, dear, noble lady! I did not know! Forgive me! Welcome! How thoughtful of the noble lord to remember his unworthy servants, and how like him to transmit his gift, or gifts, by means of so wise and beauteous a messen...	10
61	695	"You are brave to have come here, dear, noble lady," said Kurik.	10
61	737	"Dear lady," said Kurik, "with your permission, might you not be less distractive? We are about to be set upon by superior numbers".	10
62	6	"I am so poor a slave, next to her!" "Oh, no, dear Phyllis," said Paula.	10
63	56	"How are you faring, dear Phyllis?" inquired Paula.	10
63	67	How joyful it had been to acknowledge that, and be at peace with myself! "Dear Phyllis," said Paula, smiling, trudging beside me, "do you doubt you are a slave?" "No," I said.	10
63	173	"I belong in their chains!" "I, too, dear Phyllis," she said, "I, too".	10
64	95	And worthless, indeed! We are selected for our beauty, our intelligence, our passion, our needs, and our desirability! And we are clothed, if clothed, in such a way as to display us, to flatter our sex and show it as it can be, as men want to see it, exciting and vulnerable, ready and purchasable! D...	10
64	163	"Patience, dear lady," said Lord Grendel.	10
64	245	"Dear, noble Surtak," said Lord Grendel, "Eve and myself, and the humans here, putting aside the slaves, do not regard ourselves as inferiors".	10
65	51	"Might it not have been wise, dear Grendel," said Kurik, "to have solicited the aid of Surtak, and those with him?" "I am sure they would have looked favorably on such a request," said Drusus Andronicus.	10
65	175	"Once," said the Lady Bina, "when I was in dire straits, dear Grendel was kind enough to stand as my champion, in an arena, on the Metal World.	10
65	336	"Now, if you will, dear lady," said Lucilius to the Lady Bina, "count to three, slowly, and then we shall engage".	10
66	88	"Hush," she said, "dear, precious Phyllis, supper is to be prepared".	10
67	13	Forgive me, dear Paula.	10
67	14	Please, please, forgive me!" "Dear Phyllis," she said, looking down at me, at her feet.	10
67	18	"You are dear to me, you are my friend".	10
67	33	"I wish you well, dear Phyllis," she said.	10
67	40	"She is such a dear, wonderful thing," I said.	10
67	76	Even their weaknesses and faults become precious, and dear".	10
68	431	"Dear Master," I said, "in the restaurant, you inquired of this slave if there were an Exchange House in the vicinity, and having been informed that this was so, you commanded her to slip from the restaurant, and, meeting outside, to conduct you there personally, to be returned to the restaurant whe...	10

Book 35. (11 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	170	"Dear Zia, sweet barbarian," she said, "forgive me.	10
14	176	"Dear Zia," she said, "tell no one that I am discovered, that I was once the Lady Julia Leta.	10
23	117	"It is all right, dear lady," said the woman.	10
25	105	Indeed, we are dear friends.	10
27	58	"She is dear to me, and who will care for me?" whined Bruno of Torcadino.	10
39	239	"Now, my dear," said the officer, going to the box on which reposed some envelopes or packets, "it is time for you to tell us all about the secret plans of Pa-Kur".	10
40	100	"Very well, dear friend," said Florian.	10
40	167	"So now let us feast, dear Astron," said Florian.	10
46	278	"Be patient, noble friends," called Ho-Tosk, "dear sharers of a Home Stone, and esteemed guests of Port Kar; it is true we are a bit short of paga now, for which deprivation I accept all responsibility, but more is even now hurrying to our portal.	10
46	479	"No, dear friend," said Addison Steele.	10
46	497	"Do you accept it, dear friend?" inquired Addison Steele.	10

Book 36. (28 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	53	"What would you do, dear Thurnock," I asked, "if you saw a tiny serpent, one which could fit in the palm of your hand, with bright orange scales?" "I would avoid it at all costs," said Thurnock.	10
7	35	"Dear Admiral," said Archelaos, governor of Thera, "our friend, the noble Kenneth Statercounter of Brundisium, is no fool".	10
7	52	Instead, I am posted to the Farther Islands!" "Do not resign your commission, dear friend," said Archelaos.	10
7	102	"I must disagree, dear Admiral," said Archelaos, fingering the strings of his beard.	10
7	132	Listen with your blood, your fierce, pounding blood, dear Admiral.	10
7	141	"What does a stranger, an insignificant merchant from Brundisium, perhaps a dealer in contraband, know of these things, of espionage and intrigue, of war at sea, of Bosk of Port Kar? Has he been cleared by the harbor authorities in Telnus? Is he authorized to trade in these waters?" "Patience, dear ...	10
7	162	"Dear Statercounter," said Archelaos, "please ignore the discouragement, the lack of enthusiasm, the disinterest, and even the pessimism, on the part of my esteemed colleague, Admiral Nicomachos.	10
11	195	"Yes," cried Glaukos, "all gratitude to our noble benefactor, my dear friend, Fenlon, come from far Ti, who has so generously manifested his approbation of The Living Island, finest of the taverns in Sybaris, and its noble patrons".	10
20	1	The Meeting in the Long Tent "Dear friends," said Aktis, "caste brothers, members of the first and greatest of castes, members of the mightiest of castes, members of the caste upon which the Home Stone rests, be welcome".	10
20	93	"Dear caste brothers," said Aktis, "it is late.	10
22	41	"Dear Captain," he said, "I, too, was once a captain.	10
24	21	"Would you, dear Clitus," I asked, "return to Port Kar?" "I fear there is nothing else to do," he said.	10
33	1	The Parley "You are, I take it," I said, "the dreaded Bosk of Port Kar, come from that port known to many as the Scourge of Thassa, that Bosk of Port Kar come to mercilessly pillage and plunder the innocent, peace-loving Farther Islands of Thassa, Thera, Chios, and Daphna?" "I am indeed he, Bosk, o...	10
34	50	"You suspect, dear Thurnock," I said, "that the corsairs doubt the strength of our numbers, doubt that we number in the thousands?" "If they believed that," said Thurnock, "the beach would be clear and the ships under sail".	10
35	148	"I do not think that Lurius of Jad, our dear Ubar of Cos, would be likely to approve of a town being attacked.	10
37	125	"Dear Thurnock," I said, "we are not working for tarsk-bits.	10
47	34	"My dear Thrasymedes," I said, "it seems Mytilene owes much to the simple, rude, benighted, ignorant Peasantry".	10
52	57	"Dear Captain," I said, "I had hoped, mast high, posing as a tempting prey, to draw the corsair fleet away from you.	10
53	310	"Dear Thurnock could sleep in a kennel of hungry sleen," I said.	10
54	77	"Take courage, dear Thurnock," said Clitus.	10
56	16	"Dear Captain," said Thurnock, "I fear you will soon have your wish".	10
58	45	"Dear friends," I said, "the enemy has recently shown, by preferring boarding to ramming, that he would like to obtain our ships, the Dorna and the Tesephone, as prizes, and doubtless most the Dorna.	10
60	4	"My dear friend," said Clitus, "it takes more than a trident to make a fisherman".	10
60	231	"Now, dear Keos, you are avenged".	10
62	177	"I wish to congratulate you, dear Captain," said Thurnock.	10
62	180	"My dear friend," I said, "your compliment is much appreciated, but, I confess, undeserved".	10
63	141	"No, dear friend," I said.	10
63	214	"No, dear friend," I said.	10