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Desperately

Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	42	The heavily robed figure was still clinging desperately to the mounting ladder.	10
17	7	In despair I realized I had done nothing more than make clear the fact that someone was desperately interested in the whereabouts of the girl, and, if anything, this information would make Pa-Kur redouble his precautions for her security and doubtless attempt to apprehend the individual responsible ...	10
18	95	I thrust my hand into the slimy water, desperately examining the bottom.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	5	Those who had been killed had been stripped of clothing and weapons, both of which the ill-clad, unarmed slaves required desperately.	10
20	99	In drunken, dizzy circles, screaming, bewildered, helpless, the bird fell, while I, for my life, desperately clung to the thick quills of his neck.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	36	The Older Tarl, who had been my mentor in arms years ago in Ko-ro-ba, had once told me the story of a free woman, desperately in love with a warrior, who, in the presence of her family was entertaining him, and whose wrists, unconsciously, had assumed the position of a slave.	10
26	17	How convincing she had been in her role of the enamored slave girl, hopelessly, desperately mine, undoubtedly waiting her chance to betray me.	10
26	83	At these words Vika suddenly turned to face me, desperately, her back against the plastic side of the case, the palms of her hands against it.	10
31	35	Once again, desperately, Sarm pressed the firing switch.	10

Book 4. (2 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	13	Between the two animals, stumbling desperately, her throat bound by leather thongs to the lance behind her neck, ran a girl, her wrists tied behind her back.	10
25	755	"A true man," she cried out suddenly, "would not behave so! No! A true man is gentle, kind, tender, respectful, at all times, sweet and solicitous! That is a true man!" I smiled at her defenses, so classical, so typical of the modern, unhappy, civilized female, desperately frightened of being truly ...	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	90	I now sensed her but feet from me, swimming desperately, the pool's edge long yards away.	10
15	165	I want desperately to please her".	10
19	180	The auctioneer, as though desperately, tried to do his best for the girl, but soon jeers were forthcoming from the crowd, hissings and shoutings; when her blanket was removed from her, gracefully by the auctioneer, as though removing an expensive wrap from a lady of pearls and sophistication, she sl...	10
21	95	I gathered it was a slave girl, many of whom are extraordinarily passionate, who had seen him, followed him, and was now desperately importuning him for his touch.	10

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	262	I found I desperately wanted the respect of this calm, strong man, he most of all, he once a slave, who sat before me on the throne, that shell of the giant Vosk sorp.	10
4	282	I found myself fearing her, and desperately wanting her, though knowing her immeasurably above me.	10
4	291	Alone and slave, beaten and degraded, I found myself desperately in need of something, be it almost nothing, to indicate that I was a man, a human being, something that might, to some extent or degree, be worthy of respect or understanding.	10
8	249	In the darkness, presumably, they had seized upon it and, either amidst the shouting and the blind fighting, or perhaps afterwards, in a terrifying quiet, the prelude perhaps to yet another putative attack, had climbed over the side and, poling away desperately, had made their escape.	10
8	608	"You will learn to strive desperately to please men," I told her.	10
9	108	When threatened from the outside, the men of Port Kar have, desperately and with the viciousness of cornered urts, well defended themselves.	10
18	546	I threw a man whom I had struck, even before he died, over the parapet, striking another, who, clinging desperately to the siege pole, carried it back in a long arc with him as he fell.	10

Book 7. (16 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	37	Here we, or women such as I, must strive, and strive desperately, to please men—men, our masters.	10
2	16	It was not in a script I knew! Once again the room seemed to go dark, and swirl, but I fought desperately to retain consciousness.	10
7	155	We desperately wanted to have something to cover ourselves, be it only a narrow, shameful camisk.	10
7	243	I could not even tell her I was desperately unhappy, that I was lonely.	10
8	429	I wanted to speak to the physician, desperately.	10
9	81	"You saw that I struggled," I whispered, desperately.	10
11	156	When released from the pens a girl is almost always desperately eager to please her master, that she not be returned to them, for further training.	10
12	11	Sometimes free women fall desperately ill when brought to the pens.	10
12	168	I would manipulate my master so subtly that he would not even grasp what I was doing to him until I had been successful, until he was at my feet, lost, reduced, docile, confused, ingratiating, insecure, pathetic, needful, desperately eager to please me.	10
12	669	"I can't!" Ute pushed me away and began to chew at the leather strap, desperately, holding it with her hands.	10
13	481	Ute and I had been desperately trying to reach them, I would tell them, only we had fallen in with slavers and, unfortunately, only I had escaped.	10
14	561	"You will try, desperately, to please him.	10
15	1147	How desperately they had wanted to please me! With hints of smiles, with the tiniest suggestions of promises, but, scornfully, ultimately giving absolutely nothing, I had obtained much, not the least of which was considerable gratification.	10
15	1301	I would make him suffer! How desperately, in my dance, I tried to arouse him! Yet his eyes remained expressionless.	10
16	378	"She loves desperately and completely," I whispered.	10
16	393	I wanted only, desperately, to please him.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	746	It seems that they, at least on my former world, Earth, claim to wish to relate to, and profess to esteem, as is prescribed for them, only weak men, soft men, little men, pleasant, sensitive, charming, predictable males, insecure, deferential, docile, accommodating fellows, trained to view their mas...	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	548	In a moment I saw her collared body, desperately pressing and rubbing against him, he in her small, white arms, her belly thrust against the great buckle of the master belt.	10
10	510	She both feared to be touched, and desperately yearned for the touch.	10

Book 10. (4 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	554	They desire, desperately, to please him.	10
24	528	Why should I permit her even a shred of slave silk to hide behind? She seemed desperately determined, of course, still, before me, a former man of Earth, however foolishly, to present the postures, pretenses, and attitudes of a free Earth woman, apparently hoping that I would somehow commiserate wit...	10
26	679	She turned her head again, desperately, trying to look at me.	10
26	763	I did not care to do this, for sometimes the slave, in her misery and pain, becomes truly confused, or is even unable, in her bewilderment, her hysteria or consternation, to give an accurate accounting of the strokes, even if she should be desperately concerned to do so.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	39	Then, lungs gasping, helpless, had at last inhaled, deeply, desperately, taking the sharp, strangling fumes deep into my body.	10
2	230	But then, boldly, desperately, determinedly, resolutely, repudiating nothing, I whispered, clearly and firmly, my head back, held back, his hand in my hair, "Do not kill me, please.	10
9	326	He made me love him, hopelessly and desperately, and then, for his amusement, discarded me.	10
9	1054	To be sure, the rope collar was unpleasant, and for that reason I did not like it, but, on the other hand, I, a slave, was naturally desperately eager to please Thurnus, who was my master.	10
9	2355	How the beasts with more than one girl make them compete desperately to please them! I myself would have wanted to be a thousand slaves to my master, that I alone might please him in a thousand ways, in a thousand modalities, as a thousand girls.	10
12	67	Sometimes masters do not appoint a first girl in order that the lower ranking girls will strive ever more desperately to please them, to become favorites, and thus to be to some extent more protected.	10
12	218	She obeys, and desperately hopes to be found pleasing.	10
22	359	The free woman may trifle with the feelings of a man; the slave girl may not; rather, she obeys and hopes desperately to please.	10
27	321	We muchly yearn for, and covet, and hunger for, and desperately need, and are excruciatingly miserable without, the touches and caresses, the attentions, of masters.	10

Book 12. (10 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	408	I roughly fondled her head, and she seized my wrist suddenly in her chained hands and desperately began to press kisses upon it.	10
6	933	She who moments before had been free held to Ram, her master, clutching him, desperately, that she might not fall.	10
8	194	Too, such women, in their frustrations, so desperately fighting their femininity, made excellent agents.	10
11	394	They had fought desperately, and well.	10
11	530	She who performed so desperately before me was a natural slave.	10
15	910	It was natural that she should be desperately eager to learn the nature of a slave girl's lot.	10
35	822	The girl, turning about, shrank suddenly back, desperately, futilely, trying to free her small hands, tied behind her back, and stifled a scream.	10
35	1177	She began to kiss them, desperately, in an effort to placate me.	10
36	204	She looked at me, desperately.	10
37	43	I would enjoy playing the two Earth girls off against one another, each one striving more desperately, more helplessly, to please me than the other.	10

Book 13. (5 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	217	"I didn't see the man approaching," she said, desperately.	10
12	518	The slave, in terror, and in pain, weeping, kissed, again and again, his feet, helplessly, piteously, supplicatingly, desperately.	10
45	54	But her body, as though in sudden relief, desperately clasped me.	10
51	119	They then, quickly enough, become desperately eager to learn the delightful and sensuous arts.	10
57	176	"I will try desperately to please him," she said.	10

Book 14. (5 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	119	"I do wish, desperately, to talk to you, Jason".	10
1	783	Why should they feel it necessary to deny this apparently fantastic allegation so often and so desperately? "Do you think we are slaves?" she demanded.	10
14	84	"I know only that I am desperately unhappy," she said.	10
19	147	She now needs the touch of a man, desperately and frequently, and will do anything to obtain it.	10
19	430	But what cared I of the views and concerns of the mistress? Was she not, when all was said and done, only a woman? Too, she was not of Earth, not the sort of woman to whose feelings, and such, one must desperately strive to accord complete solicitude and deference.	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	407	"And if one is a natural slave," she said, "surely it is acceptable for her to seek, even desperately, the fulfillment of her deepest needs".	10
8	57	"He is new in Victoria," said Tasdron, desperately.	10
9	30	"Are there girls of Kliomenes who remain to be sold?" I asked, desperately.	10
9	59	Indeed, had I not been waiting desperately, miserably, for she whom I sought I might have been tempted to bid hotly on several of them.	10
9	182	She, the vain, proper, elegant young lady, so prideful, yet so confused and unhappy, so desperately concerned to profess, and adhere to, prescribed views, so conditioned to uncritically accept multiple stupidities, so concerned to be found acceptable by driven, self-seeking, moronic doctrinaires, no...	10
11	420	I could well imagine Tasdron teaching her and she, knowing him her legal master, desperately striving to learn.	10
22	115	How zealously earnest she had been to dress in certain ways and behave in certain ways, to deny her beauty and its meaning, how desperately she had tried to live up to ideological strictures foreign to her needs; how pathetically she had dutifully repeated slogans; how sincerely she had tried to bel...	10
22	121	But even those garments, and those attitudes, however desperately presented, or brandished, could not conceal the woman of her.	10
25	57	She was so near to him whom she so vulnerably and desperately loved and yet, as a slave, must remain helplessly silent.	10
32	10	If he would have handled them with adequate skills I had little doubt that each, indeed, would have striven desperately to outdo the other, each trying to be the favorite.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	84	"Do you find yourself desperately committed to this bold venture, that you may imperil your life in order to protect the chain? Are your motivations those of discharging a dangerous and unwelcome duty, one which no man has placed upon you?" "No," I said.	10
10	54	At this point the Tamira, which had tenaciously kept with us, and despairing of support, desperately attacked.	10
17	158	She performed this submission behavior for several minutes, piteously, desperately, beseechingly, entreatingly.	10
17	304	Please, please, Master!" She looked up at me, desperately, the former Beverly Henderson, on her knees before me.	10
17	957	Then she clutched me, desperately, sobbing.	10
19	51	Sensing her orientation she tried, desperately, to press her gagged mouth, beneath its binding and the leather of the hood, against my body, piteously attempting to please me.	10
19	175	She hopes desperately to be found pleasing.	10
19	1187	"I will try, desperately, Mistress," said the girl.	10
20	53	Needless to say, it is not long before the women are striving desperately to please the men.	10
20	955	But how little do her jailers, perhaps only common and boorish fellows, understand that this is precisely what she, too, deeply and desperately desires to do.	10
20	1438	The slave in whose belly slave fires have been ignited desperately needs the satisfaction of carnal attention.	10
20	1452	She tries to do so, desperately.	10
20	1589	How could free women forgive them that? Why cannot a man see that they are nothing, only despicable sluts? Why should he prefer such an appetitious, shapely thing, a mere animal and property, obedient and submissive, desperately needful and helplessly sensual, fearing his whip, hoping to please him ...	10
20	1959	"I will try desperately to work out," she said.	10
21	547	"I will strive desperately to be worthy of a tunic, Master," she said.	10
21	815	"Only a bold woman would admit that" "Or one keenly needful, and desperately unhappy".	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1315	They must need something desperately.	10
3	65	Yet this admission, nonverbally, was surely made, and even poignantly and desperately, by many women of my old world, despite the injunctions and conditionings against honesty in such matters enjoined by an antibiological, politicized society.	10
14	879	She then, on her knees, her hands bound behind her, with her hair, her mouth and body, needfully and desperately, began to please me.	10
17	339	This was a behavior suitable for a slave, even one who was not, at the moment, desperately striving to save her own life.	10

Book 18. (18 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	274	She nodded, desperately.	10
12	418	There, in that place of possible safety she will try again, desperately, to be more pleasing.	10
14	362	She reached out, desperately, and held me about the legs, I standing before her.	10
16	186	She was a slave, and needed desperately to be taken.	10
24	42	Cuwignaka desperately seized it and it, braced under the Yellow Knife's arm, lifted, pulling him to his feet, skidding and half dragged in the dust.	10
26	55	I brought my kaiila about and, desperately, thrust the lance into the charging Yellow Knife, to my right.	10
26	117	She nodded again, tears in her eyes, desperately, fervently.	10
37	310	She then began, anxiously and fearfully, desperately afraid, to kiss and caress me.	10
37	314	"Yes, Master," she said, desperately.	10
39	494	When my hands were at the knot she suddenly, desperately, licked and kissed at my wrists.	10
43	223	She moved her head affirmatively, desperately.	10
44	99	"Oh, Warrior, Warrior!" she called, desperately, softly.	10
44	272	Iwoso complied, pressing her lips more desperately, more helplessly, more fervently, to those of Hci.	10
44	279	"I love you," said Iwoso, desperately.	10
44	314	She pressed her lips deeply, desperately, frightened, to mine.	10
44	425	"It is to be expected that the Yellow Knives, seeing you, a high lady of their tribe, tied naked, as a slave, with a slave, will be incensed, that they will be outraged at this insult, that they will fight even more desperately, frenziedly and irrationally to free you, and thus, concomitantly, will ...	10
47	44	Her mouth, her head extended, clung greedily, desperately to the spout of the water bag.	10
47	192	That our men had lasted this long was a function of several factors, factors on which I had desperately relied.	10

Book 19. (25 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	534	"People cannot be owned," I whispered, desperately, horrified.	10
3	648	I swallowed hard, and then tried, desperately, to meet the man's gaze.	10
6	292	I wanted, desperately, for him to like me.	10
6	464	Was it then because I was free? Were Gorean men spoiled for free women by those collared, curvaceous little sluts they had crawling about their feet, desperately eager to please them? Given such luscious alternatives it was natural enough, I supposed, that men would see little point in subjecting th...	10
6	544	"I do not know what is wrong with me," I confessed to her, desperately needing someone to talk to, as she served my breakfast.	10
7	33	I drew it over my head and pulled it down, desperately, about my body.	10
7	166	I then, grimacing, forcing myself, a little at a time, and then, desperately, tears in my eyes, hurrying, in great swallows, downed the foul beverage.	10
8	326	But, as we neared her, she lifted her head, desperately.	10
18	206	"Please, no!" I shook my head negatively, desperately, piteously.	10
23	20	"And I am desperately in need of help.	10
23	58	"I am desperately hungry.	10
23	83	On the other hand, although I had devoured it eagerly, I could see where a slave who was not starving might, after a time, desperately strive to improve her services to the master, that he might see fit, in his kindness, to grant her at least the scraps of a more customary diet.	10
23	149	Or was it the action of a terrified woman sensing she had no option, if she would live, merely the act of a woman desperately bargaining for her very life with the only coin at her disposal, her beauty.	10
23	194	"Please, stop!" But I clutched him desperately.	10
23	306	I certainly, desperately, wanted to feel that again.	10
24	304	Luta, desperately, humbly, fearfully, kissed his feet.	10
26	369	Accordingly, they may be expected to train swiftly, desperately and superbly".	10
27	194	We must strive desperately to please.	10
28	20	I wanted desperately to talk to one member of that next class.	10
29	270	I then held him to me, desperately.	10
31	427	Then again, desperately, I strove to resist.	10
32	176	He was not yet ready to see that she had become real; it seemed he desperately wished to keep her as some remote, cherished illusion.	10
36	232	"I'm glad I made you sweat and squirm, when you could not have me!" I was glad, too! In Corcyrus he, though desperately attracted to me, I think, had resisted my advances.	10
36	280	You strive desperately to please him.	10
36	770	Yet, too, he had, with Menicius, risked his life in the camp of Miles of Argentum to free me, and he had sought desperately to protect and defend me in the inquiry with Claudius and the high council.	10

Book 20. (22 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	193	"Put them under the iron! Encircle their necks with collars! Let them beg not to be frequently beaten! Let them strive desperately, zealously, to be pleasing to the beasts who own them.	10
1	389	I would strive desperately to be found worthy of being kept in my collar, and to be pleasing within it!" "You do not have what it takes to be a good slave," said Samos.	10
1	406	"I will try desperately, Master," she said.	10
1	466	"She is trying desperately to please," I said.	10
1	737	It seemed then she withdrew modestly, frightened, behind the hair, drawing it like a cloak or sheet about her, as though by means of this piteous device she might hope desperately to conceal at least some minimal particle of her beauty from the rude scrutiny of masters.	10
1	751	As the music neared its climax she returned before our table, dancing desperately and pleadingly.	10
2	756	Similarly, of course, they would be less efficient in manifesting the results of the deeper competitions involved, those competitions in which women desperately strive against one another, each to prove themselves more desirable to men than the others.	10
2	1335	"Surely you desire these, desperately".	10
4	151	I could make him desperately eager for so much as a touch or kiss.	10
6	991	"Then you would miss a night's pleasure," she said, desperately, wildly, "or perhaps even my use, at your slightest whim, for a few days!" "That is true," mused Boots.	10
7	312	"Oh!" She clutched me, desperately.	10
7	381	Also, we still need a Brigella, and desperately.	10
7	451	She wanted desperately to speak.	10
10	318	Boots's slave, Lady Telitsia, eyed the plate hungrily, desperately.	10
10	409	The young Earth females discover that Gorean males are neither weak nor pliant, nor desperately concerned to please them, nor ready to redirect, even ruin, their lives to accommodate themselves to the frets, notions, whims and caprices of the desirable and fair.	10
10	788	She is desperately in need of training".	10
12	708	She crawled suddenly to him, desperately, sobbing, and lay before him on her belly.	10
15	131	"Never! Never! No such triumph for you! No such humiliation for me!" I shook Chino and Lecchio about, fiercely, throwing them even from their feet, but they clung, tenaciously, desperately, like sleen, to my arms.	10
16	415	The movements, of course, were not, nor were they intended to be, those of an actually displayed slave in such a predicament, say, in a market or capture camp, being commanded, say, to "move" before men, the adagio movements, the sudden movements, the melodious movements, the incredibly sensuous mov...	10
16	872	"I have given her use to another," said Boots, desperately.	10
20	171	I thought of many of the Goreans I knew, with their chains and whips, and their naked, collared slaves kneeling apprehensively before them, their knees desperately spread in offering and placation.	10
21	370	"Please have mercy on a slave! Please do not kill me!" They had both hoped, doubtless, desperately, that we had all taken our leave.	10

Book 21. (19 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	433	Not identifying with the women, or being accepted by them, and perhaps coming to bitterly envy the men, their position and status, their nature and power, it seemed she may have turned toward trying to prove herself the same as them, turning then to mannish customs and garb, attempting thusly, despe...	10
5	279	"In a collar," he said, "subject to the whip, you would doubtless attempt desperately to learn to do so, and quickly and well".	10
11	263	She pulled desperately, futilely, against the thongs that held her wrists to the spokes.	10
13	54	She had her hands clutched desperately on the chain, near the ring.	10
13	183	Obediently the frightened girl kissed Boabissia's feet, desperately, fervently.	10
15	81	Perhaps that counted for the plenitude of custom we had enjoyed yesterday evening in our desperately innovative economic venture.	10
16	236	I do not think that I was such as he would have desperately bid upon in a frenzy of lust, eager to bring me into his collar.	10
16	945	I gathered that she had desperately needed what I had done to her.	10
16	1391	Boabissia made a noise, one I think intended to desperately simulate a laugh.	10
18	228	"Perhaps you should hope, and desperately," I said, "that you never fall slave".	10
18	259	"If some women are natural slaves, and know this in their hearts," I said, "would you prefer that they conceal this from the world? Do such lies please you? Do you commend them, truly? Would you advise these women to indulge in deceit, to rejoice in the practice of hypocrisy? What do you say to thei...	10
22	229	You, too, then, as much as she, would have to obey, responding swiftly, hoping desperately to please, while being put through your paces".	10
24	444	I would attempt to assess the possibilities of the daughter by seeing the mother, by seeing her naked and performing, attempting desperately to please.	10
25	1188	"A woman who is totally theirs, one who is fully in their power, one who must strive desperately to serve them perfectly in all things, one who is absolutely and helplessly at their mercy, one who must lick and kiss at their least word?" "I am afraid there are some men who do not object to that," I ...	10
25	1864	But of course, even if she should manage this, trying desperately, determinedly and elatedly, with wild hopes, to free herself, she would discover shortly, at least in this case, this discovery dashing these wild, absurd hopes, mocking all her efforts, and plunging her into despair, the fiber's ster...	10
26	765	She whimpered twice, again and again, desperately.	10
26	1498	"I am confident of my ability to try desperately to please," she said.	10
26	1870	"But other women," she said, "others who perhaps desire it as deeply and desperately as the first may wish it to be done to them.	10
26	2009	I saw she wished, desperately, to speak, but she had not, of course, received permission to do so.	10

Book 22. (27 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	Surely she might better have cooked meat in the light of a cave fire, the thongs on her left wrist perhaps marking whose woman she was, or with sistrum and hymns, under the orders of priests, welcomed the grand, redemptive, sluggish flows of the Nile; better she had run barefoot on a lonely Aegean b...	10
1	92	What was that thing she wore? What sort of garment could that be, so delicious and brief, so excruciatingly and uncompromisingly feminine? Surely no real woman, hostile, unloving, demanding, shrill and frustrated, zealous in her conformance to stereotypes, attempting desperately to find satisfaction...	10
3	228	They would be such as before whom a girl could quite properly, and, indeed, perhaps even in fear of her life, realistically dance, and dance desperately, hoping to be found pleasing, or acceptable.	10
3	1027	I gasped for air, plaintively, eagerly, desperately, in those tiny, hot confines.	10
4	343	I thought desperately.	10
4	395	"It will be amusing, from time to time, to think of you in exacting and perfect bondage, where you belong, so right for you, striving desperately to please masters, for fear of your very life, my delectable, hateful slut".	10
5	7	With my teeth and lips, and tongue, desperately scraping, scooping, pulling, licking, biting, pushing down, moving my head, I tried to get as much into my mouth as I could.	10
5	166	We were desperately eager to learn it.	10
8	115	My head went under again and again I desperately raised it.	10
8	267	I did know that I was beautiful, and even if I were not as beautiful as she, I was desperately needful, willing and loving.	10
10	274	I remembered in the slave wagon that several of the girls had hoped, desperately, not to be taken from this place.	10
11	381	The sheet I clutched about me so desperately, came a little below my knees.	10
11	881	I was desperately eager to please such men.	10
11	1362	He had made me begin to feel sensations, though doubtless I was now ready for them, which had alarmed me, sensations which spoke to me of female helplessnesses, and of female helplessnesses beyond them, and perhaps even beyond them, intriguing, fascinating helplessnesses, helplessnesses dimly sensed...	10
13	1043	"And desperately so?" he said.	10
17	231	I did want their touch, and desperately.	10
17	235	I seized the lustful brute to me, desperately, thankfully! I was hot and open, and slave needful! In an instant he was finished with me.	10
24	138	She apparently worked very hard to keep her position with this chain, carrying water, sometimes double bags, frequently and uncomplainingly, and, in the evening, zealously, and desperately, and with subtle and delicious skills, well pleasing the guards.	10
24	282	She dances helplessly, desperately.	10
24	376	And then again I danced, helplessly, piteously, suing for their favor, striving desperately to be found pleasing.	10
27	34	It was such that I would try to reach him, desperately, to kiss him, to placate him.	10
29	907	The bearded fellow defended himself desperately.	10
29	1548	For a brief moment I wanted desperately to run away.	10
31	132	There are many things, of course which a woman, bound, can do for a man, and, indeed, if she is bound she knows, if anything, she must strive even more desperately to be pleasing to him.	10
31	186	But if he gave me a chance I would try, and desperately, through sedulous service and unstinting love, to make myself well worth remembering to him! Perhaps he had known many women, and really did not remember me? "Do you feel," he asked, "that you truly know how to dance—before men".	10
32	211	I tried desperately to conceal my passion.	10
34	632	"I am yours in the sight of law, yours, owned, in fullest legality, and doubtless you are well aware, as well, that I am helpless in your arms, and writhe helplessly there, and hasten to obey in all things, fearful of my master's wrath, and that I am your slave conquest, and property, and am despera...	10

Book 23. (28 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	368	For example, it has been noted that the same woman who makes a disgusting spectacle of herself as a free person traveling one way on a leather-slung fee cart is likely on the return journey, if then a slave, perhaps tied in a sack, or placed hooded, and bound, hand and foot, on the floor of such a c...	10
2	360	She strives to be fully pleasing, in all ways, and hopes desperately that she will prove so.	10
2	532	"I am!" cried the fourth, desperately, earnestly.	10
5	121	"Men such as those of whom you speak," I said, "those who are so solicitous, so kindly, those who are so eager to render you succor, who will strive so desperately to help you, and please you, do they stir you deeply in your belly?" "I am a free woman," she said.	10
5	361	She appeared through the swinging door, carrying a bowl in her chained hands, desperately moving toward me in short, careful, frightened steps.	10
8	367	Sackers, for example, particularly when the blood lust has passed from them, would not be likely to slay slaves, assuming they are docile and desperately concerned to be totally pleasing, any more than kaiila.	10
8	496	She grasped the pommel desperately.	10
8	661	The girl clung desperately to the pommel.	10
8	889	Once "slave fires," so to speak, have been lit in the belly of a slave, you see, she becomes helplessly needful, indeed, desperately needful.	10
8	954	"I now desperately need it".	10
10	231	Let such women compete desperately with one another, and with other slaves, each striving to be the best.	10
12	373	She squirmed forward, desperately.	10
12	415	She then began, again, to try to please me, this time even more desperately.	10
15	708	"Glory to Port Kar!" she cried, desperately, fervently.	10
15	716	"Perhaps you would like to be more pleasing now?" She nodded, desperately, tears bursting from her eyes.	10
15	720	She nodded, desperately.	10
15	722	She nodded again, desperately, piteously.	10
15	848	Lady Publia, at his feet, shook her head wildly, feverishly, piteously, desperately, as she could, in the constraint of the collar.	10
15	873	He let her find them, for a moment, and press, and rub, her face, her head, her gagged, covered mouth desperately, piteously against them.	10
18	224	Some tried to press down, past others who, seeing what awaited them below, clung ever more desperately to the rope.	10
18	260	That was what I wanted most desperately to prevent.	10
19	29	To lift such a device for Ehn at a time, and receive blow after blow upon it, bearing up under them, in time makes the arm desperately tired and sore.	10
21	193	"I think that I am not unattractive," she said, piteously, desperately.	10
21	211	"Do you think you would prove to be of any value to them as a slave?" "I would strive desperately to be of value," she said.	10
21	430	In the fields they are often put to the plow and must struggle and strain, aching and sweating, exhausted, pitting their small weight desperately against the traces of their harnessing, their feet slipping in the dirt, to turn the black, resistant soil under the lash of impatient peasants.	10
21	432	Many a haughty dame, threatened with such a fate, becomes in a moment transformed, flinging herself to a man's feet, frightened, piteously groveling, desperately begging rather to be kept, if he will only permit it, as the lowest, most lascivious and zealous of his pleasure slaves.	10
21	602	How desperately then do the slaves understand the importance of pleasing men! "What do you think should be your disposition?" he asked.	10
24	669	Interestingly, some masters actually inquire of the seller who the most troublesome or least passionate girl on the chain is, because they much enjoy taking such a wench in hand and turning her in short order into an abject, trembling chattel desperately zealous to be found pleasing in any and every...	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	143	And, of course, one can put her to your feet as readily as a Tuka, and have her kiss and lick a whip as fearfully, desperately, deferentially and well as any Lita.	10
1	550	I thought that anger then, for just an instant, suffused her countenance but then, suddenly terrified, as though she might suddenly have realized the unacceptability of her reaction, she hurried over to the fellow Borton had indicated, to fling herself to her stomach before him, desperately and zeal...	10
1	1187	Indeed, they will compete desperately, zealously, sometimes even acrimoniously, for them.	10
3	169	She needed the collar desperately.	10
9	56	A spear was extended to the first fellow and he seized it, eagerly, desperately, the water now about his neck, and was drawn free.	10
12	271	"Then you would have to attempt desperately to interest him," I said.	10
19	23	That sound suggested to me that the woman was not merely calling herself to the attention of hunters, desperately alerting them to the presence of the quarry, but that there might be no hunters about, or no one of whom she knew.	10
19	638	Then she turned her head away again, desperately.	10
19	941	I need you desperately!" "Rencer women," I said, "live in the delta".	10
19	1851	"It would be interesting to see you desperately attempting to render yourself worthy of his considerations".	10
26	217	Harfax had desperately needed the assistance of such an ally, but Besnit, understandably, despite the advantages which she stood to reap from such a relationship, given the past, was reluctant to form an alliance.	10
27	726	She pressed herself desperately against me, sobbing.	10
29	313	Immediately Ina, humbly, desperately, with a zeal that would have befitted a threatened slave, began to move about, on her knees, and all fours, and on her belly, among the men, kissing and licking, and caressing.	10
32	4	I recalled how she had crawled to me on her knees, desperately, needfully, piteously, her hands pinioned helplessly behind her, in her bonds.	10
37	20	"How is business?" "One tries, desperately, to make a living," he said.	10
37	344	They now so desperately needed it! How different from the free woman, restless, ignorant and miserable, ensconced within the icy fortress of her pride and egotism! Both were doubtless clinging now to their use-masters, begging them to hold them for a little while longer, to permit them to subside, t...	10
48	299	She nodded, desperately.	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	150	Talena herself, on the height of the platform, had her hands out, palms up, shaking them negatively, even desperately.	10
7	163	Had Talena herself not suddenly interposed her own will, clearly, vigorously, even desperately, signaling negatively to the crowd, the platform and avenue might have swarmed with irate citizens, intent upon her rescue.	10
9	149	This other woman was then again granted the modest shielding of the penitent's garment, which she clutched closely, desperately, about her, and was conducted courteously to the rear of the platform, from whence she was permitted to leave.	10
10	445	She understands that it may be difficult to please such a master, one likely to be harsh and demanding, who may despise her, who may think nothing of subjecting her to cruel punishments, and that she must accordingly, if she would even live, strive desperately to be pleasing to him.	10
19	838	Too, of course, once the slave fires have been lit in her belly she needs her master's touch, plaintively, desperately.	10
22	491	Needless to say whatever amusement, pleasure or convenience this may afford a master it can be exquisitely frustrating to a slave to strive desperately and in terror to maintain this position while, say, being subjected to various attentions typical of the mastery.	10
27	39	"For so little," I said, "one could purchase little more than the services of a new slave for an evening in a paga tavern, one still striving desperately to learn how to be pleasing".	10
28	53	How swiftly, how desperately, would the simple message be received, specifying her location.	10

Book 26. (38 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	363	Who, or what, were they? I wanted to know, desperately.	10
4	508	Somehow I wanted, desperately, doubtless dreadfully, for him to be pleased, genuinely pleased, with what he saw.	10
7	456	Considering such power held over us by men, it is perhaps clearer now why women such as I strive desperately to be pleasing.	10
7	588	My silk, that now clutched about me, with its irregular mottling of dampnesses, from where it had been held in my mouth, where it had served as my gag, stifling my cries, keeping me silenced, that silk bearing even in places the imprint of my teeth, where it had been desperately bitten upon, clenche...	10
7	663	I hoped, desperately, that Aynur might believe the myth.	10
7	726	Too, I had wanted, and desperately needed, his touch, because of what I am, and was, though I had fought it, and not understood it so clearly, even before I came to this world.	10
7	1160	I tried desperately to read her eyes.	10
8	22	Oh, we strove desperately to learn that language! You may be sure of that! It was not we who held the whips.	10
8	743	Let them be stripped, I thought, angrily, and knelt down, and collared, and feel a stroke or two of the lash! I conjectured then that they, as quickly as we, would hasten to obey, and strive desperately to be found pleasing.	10
10	808	At best, unconfined, under duress, I might have tried to inch across it on my belly, trying to balance upon it, clinging desperately to it.	10
11	356	In another moment I felt I must thrust myself against him, again and again, desperately, kissing and whimpering.	10
11	910	"And helplessly, desperately!" said another.	10
11	1100	She clutched the silk about her, desperately.	10
11	1222	She then, lowering her head again, began again, beggingly, pleadingly, submissively, with tears, desperately zealous to placate and please him, to lick and kiss his feet.	10
11	1238	She displayed herself, desperately, pleadingly.	10
12	435	Let the necklace be but the first of a succession, I thought, of ever richer and more hopefully, more desperately proffered gifts, the first of many similarly tendered inducements.	10
12	1023	I kept my eyes closed, desperately.	10
13	276	Desperately, weeping, she clung to them.	10
16	192	How this made me hope, and how my heart was filled with a sudden surge of elation! But it was not these men whom I must most desperately strive to please.	10
16	279	I hoped desperately that he might find me pleasing.	10
16	281	Well, I conjectured, in our collars, obeying, hoping to please, striving desperately to please.	10
19	888	And you will strive desperately with all your beauty and intelligence to please them".	10
24	688	How else explain the fascination that even a plain slave may sometimes exercise over the most powerful, rich, and handsome of men, to the puzzlement and dismay of beauties languishing in his pleasure garden? How else explain how a slave worthy of a ubar's palace may in a market, unbidden, throw hers...	10
24	886	I recalled a slave who had wanted desperately to serve and please a fellow, he whose whip she had first kissed.	10
29	267	She whimpered once, desperately.	10
29	268	Then, after a time, she again whimpered once, even more desperately.	10
29	286	How she pulled at the binding fiber, so desperately, yet so futilely.	10
29	291	She whimpered piteously, desperately.	10
29	299	She whimpered once, desperately.	10
29	308	She had desperately desired to learn how to be more pleasing to a certain visitor to Treve.	10
29	341	She whimpered once, plaintively, desperately.	10
29	671	It had been obvious, for some time, that she wanted desperately to submit herself to the mysterious visitor to Treve, to submit herself in the most perfect and complete way a woman can submit herself to a man, to be his ardent, devoted, helpless pleasure slave.	10
37	1053	"It is an easy shot," said the officer of Treve, desperately.	10
37	1180	When he freed her of the gag, being careful, in observance of her modesty, not to look upon her features, she pleaded desperately to speak, but this permission was denied to her.	10
44	102	Desperately I looked at him, trying to read his eyes.	10
44	136	Aynur, wildly, desperately, in terror, threw herself to his feet.	10
44	175	"Desperately and fervently," she said, "in all the ways that a woman can please a man! I beg only the opportunity to show you!" "Let us leave her fate in the hands of the other slave," suggested the second man.	10
46	575	How quickly I would kneel, how quickly I would leap to serve, how desperately, how fervently, I would try to please! I loved him, but, too, I knew him now as my genuine master, one who would not hesitate an instant to correct my behavior, to subject me to discipline, if I should fail to be pleasing.	10

Book 27. (36 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	183	It was true; she desperately wanted to please him, to be found pleasing by him, despite the fact that he was a mere male, a mere insensitive, boorish, rude male, an enemy.	10
4	220	She found that she desperately wanted to please him.	10
6	108	And she was extremely cooperative with, and pleasant to, and deferential to, even desperately deferential to, her lovely ankleted instructrices.	10
6	109	It was almost as though they were the adults and she a timid, frightened, disciplined child, trying desperately to please them, to win from them even the tiniest of smiles.	10
7	179	She ran stumbling, weeping, into her cell, through the opened gate, and even pressed herself desperately, piteously against the opposite wall.	10
9	104	Once she had intended to defy them, to remain quite still, but she was then switched, and so, again, she had addressed herself, now stung and weeping, desperately to efforts she now realized were foredoomed.	10
10	33	Her young charge must then tensely strain to understand, struggling to apprehend the subtleties of an unfamiliar tongue, trying desperately not to miss a word.	10
11	13	She had been reminded, entering it for the first time, of pictures in large, glossy magazines, the sort claimedly and pretentiously devoted to the arts of gracious living, those magazines intended to supply apparently desperately desired and much-needed instruction to the ignorant affluent, informin...	10
11	949	She now wanted his respect, desperately.	10
11	958	She desired desperately to be taken in hand and put to his purposes, to be ravished by him, uncompromisingly, thoroughly, ruthlessly, as befitted her slaveness, by him, her master.	10
12	84	She heard a girl crying out, a few tubs from her, and, looking over, she saw blond, blue-eyed Nelsa flung on her belly over the water, she gripping the sides of the tub, desperately, to keep from falling into the water.	10
15	409	In some women, of course, their slavery is more suppressed, more deliberately concealed, more desperately denied and hidden, than it is in others.	10
16	394	A woman behaving in this fashion and accordingly being suspected of the collar, of trying desperately to conceal her femininity by this ruse, may be remanded to free women for an examination.	10
16	496	Indeed, I would want, and desperately, for my master to be entirely pleased with me.	10
16	972	She was now desperately concerned to be pleasing.	10
17	602	None must suspect that she was a slave! She must attempt to deny this even to herself, as she had desperately for years on Earth.	10
17	716	"As a man of honor," said Ellen, desperately, "you will not touch me without my permission".	10
17	843	I want them, desperately, needfully.	10
17	1123	She then put down her hooded head and, feeling for a foot, pressed her lips to it through the leather desperately, placatingly.	10
17	1182	How strange, she thought, to be utterly at the mercy of others, to know that you are the slave and that they are the masters, and that you must obey them, and strive diligently, desperately, to please them with all your talent, intelligence and beauty.	10
20	33	You have a beautiful face, exquisitely sensitive and feminine, though smudged now, and excellent hair, long and flowing, though desperately now it needs washing, yes, excellent hair, long, fine, flowing, soft hair".	10
20	233	She now needed sex, and desperately, and at frequent, recurrent intervals, rather as she needed food and drink.	10
20	434	Last night, when Ellen had been in the water, unable to swim, fearing for her life amidst the maddened, frightened, thrashing tarns, she had clung desperately to the wicker.	10
20	753	Ellen, desperately, half choking, tried to chew and force down the last of the biscuit.	10
22	332	She found that, despite reservations lingering from her Earth conditioning, and her supposed dignity, and her supposed superiority to, and contempt for, such things, that she wanted to be attractive, desperately so; she wanted to be beautiful, and desirable; she wanted to be found pleasing by men.	10
22	433	Again, first looking about, she wiped her lips, desperately, frightened.	10
22	439	But how desperately curious she was to know! Put it from your mind, she thought.	10
24	337	Ellen examined the crowd, desperately.	10
25	396	Accordingly, I recommend that you conduct this experiment, that you call out, boldly, from the block, desperately inviting rescue, zealously seeking succor".	10
25	761	She would desperately strive, as any slave girl, to learn how to please him, to prepare his meals, to arrange his furs, to lie provocatively at his slave ring, to use her hands and hair, her lips and tongue as he might wish, and so on.	10
26	1245	Ellen wished desperately to speak, to urge flight, but she dared not do so.	10
27	460	Lovely female slaves strive desperately to please, well aware of their abundance in this economy.	10
27	1234	On what would be their last session, while she was earnestly, somewhat pathetically, somewhat desperately, propounding her theories, that he should repudiate his masculinity, theories dictated by policy preferences and much at odds with the insights of seminal depth psychologists, he removed an obje...	10
27	3296	There she had become desperately zealous, often naked, on her knees, in the shadow of a switch or whip, to master a battery of domestic skills, cooking amongst them, skills expected of a female slave.	10
29	115	She clutched the tunic in two hands, desperately, frightened.	10
30	33	Pity the putatively free women of Earth, she thought, in their deserts, cluttered with social artifacts largely constructed by the subglandular, pathological, effete, feeble and impotent, trying desperately, unhappily, to conform to orthodoxies imposed upon them, orthodoxies invented in effect by wi...	10

Book 28. (23 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	353	For example, it is not unknown for a Gorean man to have more than one slave, that they may desperately compete with one another, each striving zealously to please him more than the other, that she may become his favorite.	10
1	684	The brunette, trying desperately to keep herself covered, as she could, gasped.	10
2	263	Such women long desperately for a private master, but this is not unusual, for any slave.	10
3	399	Perhaps, often, she had striven in chains, desperately, fearfully, to give her master inordinate pleasures.	10
10	95	Another noise emanated from Pyrrhus, and the brunette began, desperately, fearfully, piteously, to press her lips upon his clawed feet.	10
22	82	And she must strive desperately to please them! How paradoxical it all seemed to her.	10
22	83	Here, where her body was subject to shackles, she found her needs, long denied and desperately, even fearfully, suppressed, unshackled.	10
29	318	The slave shook her head, negatively, desperately.	10
29	323	She uttered a tiny sound, desperately.	10
30	159	"You make us need our rapings, desperately, and then we may not be granted them!" "It is the way of masters," he said.	10
30	166	"You will now serve men, and strive desperately to please them, and as a slave, to the best of your ability".	10
34	177	Its meaning is that we are women, and exist to be desired and sought, and that we wish, and wish desperately, despite what we might claim, to be desired and sought, and that we exist to be beautiful, and loving, for men, and that we exist to please and serve men, that we are the complementary sex to...	10
34	265	She squirmed to it, and bit at it, desperately, voraciously.	10
34	270	And then she snatched again, and again, desperately, at the meat held out for her.	10
34	272	She did not respond to him, but seized ever more desperately, and piteously, at the food held out for her.	10
35	57	She lifted her head and kissed him quickly, desperately, again and again, about the thighs and legs, and then looked up at him, shaking, her lips trembling, parted.	10
40	88	"No!" "You are obviously desperately needful," he observed.	10
43	52	"She is favored of Lord Agamemnon," cried Cabot, desperately, "Eleventh face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World".	10
51	53	"It does make them more desperately dependent, and easier to control," said Cabot.	10
55	149	"Perhaps if they strove desperately and mightily to be absolutely pleasing, in all ways," said Lord Grendel.	10
55	303	Terrified, the Lady Bina began to desperately kiss and lick the feet of Lord Grendel.	10
55	328	Have I not seen them, in burning cities, strip themselves, and kneel, and grovel, and belly and squirm, and kiss and lick fervently at the feet and legs of conquerors, begging to be spared, begging to live, begging mercy, begging desperately and with their whole heart to be granted the collar of a s...	10
78	106	"The master who is fond of his slave," said the brunette, "would surely be concerned, at least to some extent, to assuage the needs of his property, to relieve the miseries of her tensions, to attend to her slave fires, which he has done so much to ignite and stoke?" "Certainly," said Corinna, "but ...	10

Book 29. (12 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	393	"Can they see us?" she asked, desperately.	10
5	411	These items then, some immersed, now and again, others trying desperately to hold their heads above the water, were dragged through the surf to the shore, and then, barefoot, stumbling, shuddering, were knelt on the wave-washed pebbled sand, water, coming and going, swirling about their knees and th...	10
9	298	Struggle desperately to do that.	10
9	333	She pulled down, desperately, at the hem of her tunic, with both hands.	10
10	268	Miss Wentworth, desperately, clutched the sheet about her.	10
11	246	"For the first time in my life," she said, "I now want the touch of men! Nay! I must have the touch of men! I now need, desperately, helplessly, piteously need, the touch of men!" "Of course," I said, "you are a woman".	10
13	426	And soon the slave desires, too, desperately, to convey the wholeness of her to the master.	10
18	484	"I am confident she will be eager to leave the stable, and will strive desperately, in all ways, to avoid being returned to it".	10
22	715	Instantly, terrified, she pressed her lips to it, kissing it, desperately, fervently, placatingly.	10
28	92	Some of the girls, staggering, clung even, with both hands, desperately, to the stiff, wet, cold neck-ropes, perhaps that they might be steadied in the march, or perhaps merely that they might have something, anything, to cling to, even be it the bond which fastened them, directly or indirectly, to ...	10
28	358	I became, only a bit later, aware that she was kissing and licking at the palm of my right hand, desperately, gratefully.	10
44	40	Yet, in a way, even on Earth, how clearly she had understood such things, even then, that she was, wanted to be, and should be a man's property, the abject, yielding, humbled slave of a powerful male, and yet, obedient to her background, education, training, and conditioning, how desperately she had...	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	806	It is not unknown, of course, that a slave might strive desperately to be returned to her master.	10
7	123	When I had slid back the plate on the observation panel of the Kasra keeping area, particularly of late, a number of its occupants, those who could stand, and not merely roll miserably about in the soiled straw, had not only flung aside their blankets and hurried forward, until stopped by their ankl...	10
7	128	The victim of such fires will crawl naked to the feet of even a hated master, begging him piteously and desperately for his least caress.	10
9	344	A number of mutineers, however, desperately, fighting, were backing up the ramp toward the open deck.	10
12	126	How desperately they strive to please the auctioneer, to present themselves as superb merchandise, as goods well worth bringing home! How they strive to win a buyer! It is not pleasant to be returned to the cage, unsold.	10
14	329	"Here! Here!" "Sleen!" hissed Seremides, and, his leisure vanished, he lunged forward, desperately, but the blow was short.	10
19	36	They then are desperately needful on the block, piteously supplicatory of purchase.	10
19	145	Originally, I feared she might have drowned, her arms locked, desperately, frozen, about the storm rope, but, later, the ship righted and emergent, though cruelly pitching, I had seen her move, trembling, struggling to clutch the rope even more tightly.	10
20	308	"Piteously, desperately!" "He might be kind," I said.	10
25	181	She grasped the bars, tightly, desperately.	10
37	486	Then, fervently, desperately, the frightened slave, Alcinoë, the slave of Callias, of Jad, a Cosian, addressed herself to the belt of her master.	10

Book 31. (16 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	411	"People sometimes need their skills and knowledge, even desperately.	10
5	240	Again I nodded, desperately.	10
5	285	In any event, they expressed how desperately I wished to speak.	10
8	442	I desperately wanted to clothe myself.	10
8	800	"One then tries, the next time, desperately, to be sold".	10
8	1085	Was she as frightened as I? Did she, as I, desire desperately to speak, so that we might comfort one another, that we might share our apprehension, our fear? But we, slaves, must be silent.	10
8	1863	What would it be to be in the arms of a master, my own master? I would strive desperately to be pleasing to him.	10
14	128	I supposed such girls would beg, and perform desperately, that their hair might be permitted to grow "slave long".	10
17	456	I endured my privation for two races Then, wildly, desperately, in misery, I threw myself to my knees at the feet of he in whose keeping I was, pressed my sodden cheek to his leg, and then began to kiss his leg, repeatedly, beggingly.	10
18	793	I so desperately wanted to speak to him, to return myself to his favor, such as it might be, to express my shame and sorrow at my overweening, unconscionable pride, my insolence.	10
18	1112	Do you understand?" I whimpered, again, once, desperately, plaintively.	10
26	361	"More frenziedly, more pathetically, more wildly, more boldly, more violently, more desperately!" "Yes, Master," I wept.	10
28	35	How cruel she was! How helpless I was! Surely she must understand that I was trying to please her, and was striving desperately to do so.	10
32	95	I wanted desperately to rise up, and flee through the halls, back to the slave quarters.	10
48	259	He cried this more desperately, his right paw raised in salutation.	10
52	298	I desperately want him to approve of me.	10

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	21	I strove, desperately, as I had in the training house, to improve my Gorean.	10
9	101	We wish desperately to be found pleasing by men.	10
15	57	How far I was now from the arrogance of my former self, which, while desperately desiring bondage, had sought, in accord with the mechanistic, sterile prescriptions of my world, demanded of me, to deny these desires, and drive them from my mind! No longer were such options permitted me.	10
15	244	Why else do you think they submit themselves so readily, and desperately?" "I see," I said.	10
17	22	How it betrayed me with its health and need, with its eagerness, its responsiveness, its helplessness, and vitality! I must be at war with it! How could I be myself in a collar? And how could I be myself other than in a collar! In my heart I knew I belonged in the collar, but I was determined to den...	10
29	248	"Do you beg," she asked, "as the meaningless slave you are, to be added to the rope?" Fervently, desperately, I made again a single, small, pleading sound.	10
33	84	I was desperately hungry.	10

Book 33. (5 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	468	To be sure, they might strip themselves and throw themselves to the feet of conquerors, desperately, piteously licking and kissing the bootlike sandals, begging the collar.	10
21	448	"How desperately he wanted me," she laughed.	10
21	449	"Indeed, desperately," I said.	10
49	154	Again she lifted her belly, and whimpered, piteously, once, and then again more desperately, more pathetically, once, again.	10
61	978	Then, interestingly, she shuddered, and then, more fervently, even desperately, pressed her lips, again and again, to the switch.	10

Book 34. (19 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
64	144	How desperately I wanted to belong, how desperately I wanted to be owned.	10
2	80	"There must be an alternative explanation for them," I said, desperately.	10
2	281	"But," I said, desperately, frightened, "earlier you said, I remember, that in any event, despite whether I would tell or not, that you must do what I wish!" Paula seemed struck by that.	10
2	287	"If only for a little bit," I said, desperately.	10
7	412	Later, once I had felt it, I would be shudderingly, keenly, desperately anxious to avoid its stroke.	10
8	322	I was desperately frightened.	10
13	97	What can so humble a woman as needing attention so desperately that she must beg for it, and hope that her petitions, often lodged at a master's feet, will be favorably received? How different this seemed from Earth where I, and others, had been sought, and might acquiesce or not, with a kiss or not...	10
15	180	Tullius Quintus began, desperately, to urge his beasts on, with cries and blows.	10
17	45	They gave us the mastering, which we, slaves, so desperately craved, wanted, and needed.	10
28	100	I whimpered twice, and then twice, again, desperately, piteously.	10
28	104	I whimpered again, twice, desperately.	10
28	203	I whimpered desperately, twice.	10
30	281	I moved my head, as I could, to clear mush to the sides, to open up crevices and passages into which air might penetrate, and began to bite and swill at the mush, desperately, filling my mouth, and struggling to swallow down great gluts, as best I could, again and again.	10
35	25	I wished, desperately, to be pleasing to my master.	10
37	90	"Let the whip snap," she said, "and you would writhe, and beg, as desperately and piteously as any other vended property, as any other toy offered for the sport of masters".	10
45	194	Accordingly, she looks to men, often piteously and desperately, for protection.	10
52	259	I want to please you, so much! I want desperately to be found pleasing by you! I am in your collar! You are my master!" I dared not cry out my love for him.	10
61	154	"Let the festivities continue!" cried Decius Albus, desperately.	10
61	485	"Fear not, noble High One," he said, "the festivities will shortly continue, and with appetites yet better whetted!" Surtak, clutching his ax, looking about, called out to Lucilius, wildly, desperately, his Kur picked up by Lord Grendel's translator.	10

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	334	And then, desperately, suddenly, I added something on my own.	10
6	90	And I must strive to please them, wholly, desperately, and as the most female of all females, the female slave.	10
6	260	Yet I thought, as I had heard, how zealously they compete to please the masters! They were desperate to have about them the arms of masters, and those who might be less zealous would be whipped, until they, too, later, their slave fires kindled, and raging, would compete as well, and desperately, to...	10
23	94	I tried desperately to speak, and was unable to do so.	10
33	674	I found myself hoping, desperately, fervently, for no reason I understood, that he had survived.	10
39	100	I wanted, desperately, to pull away from the ring to which I was fastened.	10
43	344	We shook our heads, desperately, negatively.	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	84	Had it been poison, he could not have dealt with it more recklessly, less desperately.	10
17	192	What can a woman be to such men but a slave, hoping to be found acceptable, hoping desperately to please them, and as the slave she is?" "I suspect that there is very little difference, if any," I said, "biologically, between the men of Earth and those of Gor.	10
17	255	Are not her needs the strongest of the bonds that hold her, even more so than the ropes which tie her arms or wrists, than the bands and links of metal which confine her wrists and ankles? Periodically then, she becomes desperately needful, which situation progressively deepens her slavery and incre...	10
32	53	What brigand cares to rush into a possible danger the nature of which is not even clear to him, particularly if he observes his fellows routed and fleeing, desperately seeking their own safety? Thurnock looked again at me.	10
57	48	Some swam desperately to make their way to and about the prow or stern of the corsair vessel.	10