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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	303	One of the Priest-Kings prepared to inject the serum despite her refusal to accept it, but Misk's foreleg rested on his and he did not do so.	10

Book 4. (2 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	523	Because she had annoyed me the kiss that was hers was that of master to a slave girl; yet was I patient because the kiss itself was not enough; I was not satisfied until, despite herself, I read in my arms her body's sudden, involuntary admission that I had conquered.	10
25	10	Had I not heard a rustle of chain? Did she think to conceal her bonds, her condition? Surely any Gorean, despite the sheet, would have instantly supposed her to be what she indeed was, a slave, tethered with obdurate metal.	10

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	437	"Despite how plain you are," one said, "you give the impression that, when you learn your bondage better, and understand it is truly on you, you will serve splendidly, and will thrash and moan well in the furs".	10
7	448	And surely, despite everything, I was attractive enough to be a man's slave, at least that attractive, even on Gor.	10
13	1020	Gorean slave girls, statistically, despite their vulnerability, their helplessness, and the degradation in which their culture holds them, seem to be the happiest of women, radiant and liberated, certainly muchly different from their frustrated, petulant sisters of Earth, alienated from the biotruth...	10
17	88	But I fear, despite himself, he had begun to care, and perhaps more than care, for his El-in-or.	10
17	133	Sometimes, then, despite the depth of my love for him, the aching of my needs, and the peril of the pretense, I would present myself to him as though I might now be a contemptuous, cold, hating, untamed girl, truly, who must, if he saw fit, and deigned to do so, be conquered, and thus I would provok...	10
17	156	I love you, my master!" But, too, despite my fears, sometimes we would love tenderly, and at sweet length.	10
17	158	But I feared, more and more now, day by day, despite my great love for him, to become more to him than his mere property, more than his simple possession, more than his simple recreation and plaything, more than merely another meaningless Sa-Fora, a "daughter of the chain," more than merely another ...	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	727	Few women, in their hearts, despite propaganda, really desire weak, feminine men.	10

Book 10. (2 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	125	This treat, as useful discipline, despite her pleas, had been denied her by the slave master.	10
26	1101	"And yet," she said, "despite all, I believe you could give me away, or sell me".	10

Book 11. (4 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	188	I might have to be half naked in a bond girl's Ta-Teera but she, I expected, despite the wealth of her robes and jewels, was in her way as slave as I.	10
13	375	Without warning I had been forced to reveal myself, despite any pretenses or intentions I might have, as what I had become on Gor, a true slave girl, and reveal myself as such openly, inadvertently, spontaneously, incontrovertibly, helplessly.	10
22	734	I could not see her! Surely I was not to be denied her! Despite the pleas of my men from the water, begging me to join them in seeking safety, I continued to scrutinize the turbulent waters, the debris, some flaming, the pitching wreckage, port and starboard, fore and aft.	10
27	386	I realized that I was agonizingly attractive to him, despite his hatred of me, as he was to me.	10

Book 12. (6 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	584	But I could tell that she, despite her implicit professions, was no stranger either to such thoughts.	10
3	596	Already, despite her Earth background, so astonishingly and incomprehensibly other than her current reality, she clearly suspected the truth, that they had been selected for embondment, and that they were perhaps even now slaves—literally that—even now, slaves.	10
6	259	Then, despite her protest, the first girl drew aside the last veil which concealed her features, and the second girl brushed back the final hood, revealing her hair, which was blond.	10
21	238	Women, despite what they may feel obligated to proclaim publicly, detest such men, for they betray their dominance, their genetic heritage as male primates, thus cheating not only themselves of the fulfillment of their nature but precluding the woman from also fulfilling hers.	10
30	53	There was now no doubt in my mind but what, before his exile in Teletus, despite his asseverations to the contrary, his tunic had been of scarlet.	10
33	20	He seemed to think we were, in some sense, kindred, that despite alien evolutions, remote origins and diverse histories.	10

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	430	She reacted then, despite herself, with momentary horror, as the girl in the white rag bit thoughtlessly into the pear with verr cheese.	10
6	734	Gorean men, despite her will, would free that slave.	10
14	271	Then, in a few moments, despite her intent, I heard a moan of pleasure escape her.	10
32	406	The contempt in which the exotic dancer on Earth is held, despite the richness of her music and beauty, is a symptom of this pathology.	10
32	487	Indeed, these cultural poisons, despite their deleterious consequences in human costs, are recommended for universal inhalation, and ingestion, so to speak.	10
34	671	It is interesting to note that such movements, those of slave dances, despite the inhibitions of rigid cultures, may occur in a girl's sleep, and may even occur, almost spontaneously, when she, nude, alone, passes before a mirror in her bedroom.	10
35	86	But she had defied me, despite my concern for her happiness and well-being, and fled, and by that action she had chosen her world.	10

Book 14. (5 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	322	They were, despite their beauty and rags, the brand and steel collar, true persons, like myself.	10
7	248	I knew, of course, despite the fact that she was a woman and I was a man, and that she was then to me as my own slave and I to her as her true master, that I must not permit myself this pleasure.	10
7	465	How ambivalent may be their feelings, those of the subdued, helpless, utterly vulnerable slaves, properties only, resenting the chains that are locked unlovingly on their fair limbs, the cuffings and bruises that seem so unfair and unearned to them, the cruel and arduous labors assigned to them, the...	10
7	469	You love him!" Let them hope, however, that despite their lowliness and unworthiness, as mere slaves, meaningless properties that may be bought and sold, that their diligence, their devotion and lengthy, attentive labors may win for them at last a grudging smile, a commendatory, half-reluctant, roug...	10
34	165	Perhaps of greater interest is the fact that, despite their lack of legal standing, and their strict status as no more than a vendible commodity, no more than a curvaceous, collared property, they are acclaimed and celebrated, and relished and sought after, with gold and leather, with lust and intel...	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	134	Could she have even understood it? Did she know how she was looked at, could she have suspected it, that she was looked at, despite her prescribed garmenture, despite her ideology and views, her smugness, her vaunted pride, as a woman is looked at by a man? Had I not a thousand times, in my mind, se...	10
4	121	Many men, despite the theories pertaining to such matters, and accepting the risks involved, enjoy taking them.	10
22	122	I had not seen her, despite her best efforts, as a neuterized embodiment of a prescribed ideology.	10
22	125	I had seen her, despite all, as a young, attractive woman, a beautiful, desirable young female, the sort to be enfolded naked, lovingly, helplessly, in a man's arms.	10
22	143	Too, from a thousand indications, even on Earth, I suspected, despite myself, that she might be a natural slave, a woman who belonged in the collar.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1952	Despite the fact that we had known one another on Earth, and such, she was here, on Gor, only a slave.	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
11	151	"She, despite her cultural affectations, her upper-class diction, her formalities and haughtinesses, is nothing, nothing, clearly—is far less than any of us—is no more than a lascivious trollop.	10
11	232	It seemed she wished to have, despite what had earlier transpired, some renewed, explicit confirmation of this aspect of her bondage.	10
13	507	I would address them, and naturally, it seemed, and despite my superiority of social position, as 'Sir'.	10
13	515	I am sure she received much pleasure from putting me to such labors, ordering me about, and so on, despite the difference in our social strata, a difference certainly not to her advantage.	10
13	557	It does not take her long to realize that she, in her way, despite her meaninglessness and triviality, is something valuable, something remarkable, perhaps even ravishing or stunning, certainly something extremely appealing and lovely, and something admired, sought, esteemed and prized, at least by ...	10
13	584	"The female executive," I said, "in prescribing your garmenture, the pearls, and such, saw to it that you would be exhibited in the office, despite your upper-class background, as no more than a pretty menial, that you would be, if only in contrast with herself, displayed as, and presented as, no mo...	10
14	277	On the other hand, there will be some men whom they cannot resist and to whom, despite their will in the matter, they will find themselves uncontrollably yielding.	10
15	88	Who knows what each might recognize in the eyes of the other? Does she see in his eyes that he is one such as might be her master? Does he see in her eyes that she is one who could not help but acknowledge herself, and soon, despite what she might now take to be her desires, his helpless and natural...	10
16	297	I again regarded Pumpkin who seemed, despite his denial, first among them.	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	394	Mahpiyasapa, on the other hand, had been extremely displeased that Canka, despite being informed of the intended disposition of the white female, had asserted his war rights of slave capture, and, desiring her mightily, had taken her for himself.	10
2	59	Too, for example, many warriors, despite being of high caste, take great pride in being strangers to letters.	10
14	179	To be sure, officially the Waniyanpi disparage all sex, despite the relative countenance tacitly afforded by their ethos to the homosexual relationship.	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1583	Despite the lanterns and torches one could see the stars in the sable Gorean sky.	10
7	323	"There are, of course," I said, "infinite horizons and varieties of such responses, ranging from ravishings in which the slave, by one means or another, is driven almost to the point of madness by the pleasures inflicted upon her, ravishings in which the master, in his cruelty, and despite her will,...	10
18	167	Had the Lady Yanina been at his table, he would have had to share this moment of triumph, the absence of which eventuality, despite his apparent desires and protestations, it might be suspected he did not regret.	10

Book 22. (4 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	319	I had belled myself as might have a slave, who knows that her bells must be on her tightly, firstly for psychological reasons, that she knows herself belled, and is conscious of all the erotic and humiliating richness of this, she, a belled animal, and secondly and thirdly, of course, for mechanical...	10
4	64	In my heart I knew that what he was saying, incredible though it might seem, despite the startling enormity of it, was true.	10
9	518	I had then understood that, despite all my hopes, I was really, in the end, nothing to him, only another pretty Earth girl, to be brought here merely in the line of his business, to wear the collar and lick the whip.	10
10	202	"It is amusing then to me, sometimes," he said, "to abuse them, and make them, despite their will, cry out for my touch".	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	57	Despite their love, she is still his, and a slave.	10

Book 24. (4 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1091	It had been strong enough to hold him, despite his size and strength, even when he had seen me, which occurrence had apparently caused him agitation.	10
18	122	Then, despite the flies, he threw it back from him.	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	19	But now, it seemed, he had stopped struggling, and was simply crying out for help, in case, presumably despite all probabilities, any might be about.	10

Book 25. (9 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	494	"You do not believe, then," I asked, "that everyone is the same, or must be supposed to be such, despite all evidence to the contrary, and that society thrives best as a disordered struggle?" Marcus looked at me, startled.	10
8	781	On the other hand, despite the niceties involved in such matters, the allocations of power, the legalities, and such, I had little doubt that Phoebe, and, indeed, thousands of other slaves, had a great deal to do with whether they were kept or not.	10
9	236	What the women of Ar and those of Cos have in common, of course, despite their numerous political, cultural and dialectical differences, is that they are all females.	10
9	360	"I regret that I cannot," said Talena, "despite my love for you, exempt you from your duties to the state".	10
19	54	Clearly, despite her homely task, laundering for her master, and perhaps others, she was, and knew herself, a pleasure slave.	10
23	343	"Despite the convictions and the enthusiasms of Marcus in this matter," I said, "well warranted though they doubtless are, I should make clear to you that they might not be shared, at least to his extent, at first sight, by all casual observers".	10
25	453	I myself, despite my remarks to the male slave, had little doubt of the genuineness of Lavinia's words, her protestations, and such.	10
26	9	They also carried their wands of office, which, I suspect, from the look of them, and despite the weapons laws of Cos, contained concealed blades.	10
27	894	And perhaps, too, in every male there is somewhere a man, even there, despite all, who might awaken".	10

Book 26. (15 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	165	Such an error, however, despite its understandability, the desire to display oneself before, to call oneself to the attention of, and to attract him in whose power one wishes to be, can be very dangerous.	10
7	921	It might be mentioned that Aynur, and Tima and Tana, despite their authority, and their importance, in the garden, were less than the least of the guards.	10
8	327	I was pleased, of course, despite its brevity, to have been accorded a tunic.	10
8	636	This suggested surely that the men here were cross-fertile with women such as I, and, thus, presumably, that we, despite the seeming considerable differences between us, were actually of the same species.	10
10	274	I then, despite the difficulty and the pain, weeping, in terror, increased my pace even beyond what it had been before.	10
12	258	We are, after all, despite the discrepancies in our caste, sisters in sorrow, in misery and grief".	10
13	191	Too, this practice has its effect on the slave as, by its means, she finds herself, despite what she may initially will, becoming more and more his.	10
13	222	This, I gathered, might be cultural, or perhaps he, somehow, oddly, despite his grotesque appearance, might be sensitive to some subtle canons of gentility.	10
16	31	I hated the silken veil then, despite its beauty, for it sealed my lips from food.	10
16	287	Did they sense the danger we might pose to them, if they were weak, or permissive, or lenient? Was that why they were as they were? Was that why they put us in collars and kept us at their feet, because they knew us so well? But how could we be women if they were not men? Or had they profited from s...	10
19	564	But she did not rise up, despite the broad-bodied girl's provocation.	10
22	31	The pit master, despite the monstrosity of his appearance, was mighty in his manhood.	10
36	104	But, in a few moments, despite my fear, my aching arms, the hardness of the stone, I had lost consciousness.	10
41	176	I was exhausted, and my back still hurt, despite the soothing lotion.	10
45	180	"Your accent, too, despite the barbarian influences, and others, is substantially a Cosian accent, for it is there you learned your Gorean.	10

Book 27. (46 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	663	If you are a female of Earth, and, perchance, somehow, despite all probabilities, you one day read this, despite all efforts to prevent that, despite all the efforts to keep these things from you, know that there is truly a Gor.	10
2	161	It seems clear that she, despite what she would tell herself, despite the lies, the carefully constructed, defensive fabrications with which she sought to delude herself, had many regrets, a great many sources of sadness, that there was in her much that was only half articulated, or scarcely sensed,...	10
20	239	But she realized that she now was, that she had now become, despite whatever she might wish, despite what she might desire, or consider proper, a needful slave.	10
2	207	Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials.	10
3	11	But, after a bit, despite what would have been her choice, her deeper subjectivity, anxiously, frightened, seemingly more informed than she herself, calling out, began to make itself heard; it seems then that her consciousness, patiently, insistently, responding, began little by little to overcome h...	10
4	157	Some of what I say may seem surprising to you, even incredible, so I would encourage you, despite your possible impulses to do otherwise, not to interrupt me frequently or inopportunely.	10
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	430	These ensure pattern stability, the stability of organic patterns, without degradation, despite the constant transformation of cells in the body.	10
11	181	Even then, it seemed, despite her reputation, her professionalism, her credentials, her achievements, her years, even then, it seemed, they had thought of her as no more than a slave girl.	10
11	585	Did they understand that even small labors, like clearing a table, might be performed beautifully, gracefully? Did they understand that anytime, at their various activities, even, say, during their day, at their various forms of work, or play, or whatever, they might be beautiful, and graceful, and ...	10
12	415	In any event she had determined to profit from this moment, that won for her through no intent of her own, and despite her complete innocence and modesty, by her beauty.	10
12	438	But despite sharing with her free sister her charming prostitute tendencies the slave is, in a more serious sense, not a prostitute.	10
14	163	Ellen regarded them, despite herself, reproachfully, offended, shocked, scandalized.	10
16	41	But he had emerged from his seat in the classroom, taken her in hand, and, despite her mild, weakly plaintive protests, almost ritualistic protests, expected of her, quietly, methodically, garment by garment, even to her shoes, stripped her before the class.	10
16	550	Yet, despite the bulkiness and clumsiness of the Robes of Concealment, most of them were very beautiful, in an ornate way.	10
16	552	Too, despite their protective aspects, and she would not have cared to wear such garments on a day as hot as this, they seemed, in their way, attractive, and feminine.	10
16	588	And, too, perhaps, what joy their masters must bring to them! How beautiful, too, were their faces! And suddenly, she was delighted that her own face, too, despite the contempt this might elicit from free women, would be bared, and must be bared, on this world.	10
16	598	This, too, constituted a cultural imperative, despite what might be the preferences of free women.	10
16	969	She had now learned, despite her background on Earth, her studies, her publications, her career, and such, that here, on this world, in her youth and beauty, she was susceptible to the whip; that she was simply and categorically subject to it, that it could be used upon her.	10
16	1094	And so she, shamed, rises up, still trying to please him, despite his denial of her momentarily exposed depths.	10
17	1112	In this area, despite its openness, there was a strong odor, which she did not recognize.	10
18	295	More embarrassingly Ellen, despite her initial dismay, her resentment, and distress, at Portus's first use of her there, had gradually, in the vicinity of this object, and in certain other places where men had put her to their purposes, begun to be disturbed by slave heat rising within her.	10
18	297	A frequent thought in her mind, one she often tried to banish, was "Use me as a slave! Use me as the slave I am!" How startled, and seemingly upset, she had been upon occasion when she was dragged to the saddle for use, to discover, despite her seeming resistance, her trying to hang back, her wrist ...	10
18	476	Does not the tunic make such things clear to her? In such a garment she is well aware of her vulnerability; she lives in a state of sexual awareness, and often, whether in despite of her wishes or not, she finds herself in a state of helpless sexual arousal.	10
18	689	Ellen smiled, despite her anxiety, her defensiveness.	10
19	415	"It is an organization," said Portus, "formed largely, but not entirely, from veterans of the great disaster of the Vosk delta, where they were betrayed by treason in high places, denied supplies, abandoned, left to die, who muchly suffered in their retreat from the delta, and found themselves despi...	10
19	766	Despite what masters say I suspect we are the most valuable form of merchandise on this world.	10
20	676	Despite their youth, and her reluctance, and her pride, she was prepared to beg for their touch.	10
20	1016	She saw no point in informing her thoughtful, solicitous sister in bondage that she, Ellen, despite her youth, was no stranger to slave fire, that the flames of the owned, dominated, mastered woman already raged frequently, irresistibly, in her belly, that she hungered for touches, for caresses, for...	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
24	492	Who could be tearing her veil away from her body? Could these be invisible assailants, of some powerful, but uncertain nature, or were they her own needs determined despite her conscious will to have their way with her, to reduce her brutishly, ruthlessly, to the denied, but beloved core of her bein...	10
24	689	And she and the part, despite her will, became one! Men cried out.	10
24	747	Perhaps my records are in error?" I think we may grant, even within this narrative, despite the possible risk of a seeming impropriety, hopefully not one punishable, that Ellen had at least average, or reasonable, intelligence.	10
25	683	Despite their profession of disinterest in such matters, free women, it seems clear, seek avidly to learn all they can about female slaves and their lives.	10
26	186	The natural human female, Ellen supposed, is not a social artifact, despite what she had been taught to mindlessly repeat, not a construct of social engineers who neither understand her nor care for her, creatures interested ultimately only in their own power and influence; she is not, ideally, a tw...	10
26	1372	Despite his arrogance and disclaimers, I am sure you are important to him, she thought.	10
26	1401	The celerity of her response, despite the handicap of the blanket and bracelets, apparently occasioned neither stir nor interest on the part of the men, its promptitude being taken for granted by them, presumably not even being noticed by them.	10
27	67	Was the slave to be punished for her own attractiveness, and beauty, for which men were muchly responsible, for that attractiveness and beauty which, despite whether she approved of it or not, her bondage had surely bestowed upon her? * * * * Perhaps a word might be here inserted, briefly, as a "bea...	10
27	108	Interestingly, too, though Ellen feared the lash, and would go to great lengths to avoid it, she, in the complex subtleties and ambiguities of the master/slave relationship, in which she was so obviously implicated, and despite her constant explicit reassurances to herself that she must hate her mas...	10
27	956	The sounds, despite their frightening, astonishing nature, and their remarkable source, could be clearly understood.	10
27	2167	The soldier who had earlier hungrily regarded Ellen, he who had been warned by the officer to take his eyes from her, went to her, roughly turned her about, as one may a slave despite her delicacy, snapped a slave bracelet on her right wrist, untied her hands, and then lifted her and put her on her ...	10
27	2382	"Next," called the officer, and then, again, "Next!" If ever, Ellen would have wished to resist, but her body betrayed her, with its secretions and spasms, and then, moments later, despite herself, every last pathetic psychological possibility of defense was gone; every last brittle barrier of reser...	10
27	2443	Surely he, Gorean, knew the helpless nature of the female slave, and what men, despite her most fervent desires, could do to her, and would.	10
29	391	And understand, as well, that despite your origin, my charming little barbarian, you are no longer of Earth, but are now of Gor, and that you are now a Gorean slave girl, only that, and that you are going to learn that you are owned".	10
30	679	But with you, on the same chain, perhaps prized even more highly than you, their collars locked as securely as yours, their chains clasping as perfectly, their bodies as bared, may be other women, they selected as carefully as you, quiet, gentle, loving, needful, natural women, women less removed in...	10
30	724	Doubtless on Earth, somehow, despite all, there are true men, masters, and rare and precious they must be, but such are abundant, indeed, almost universal, on Gor.	10

Book 28. (29 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	836	Gradually, despite the improbability of the matter, he began to suspect that she might not be a slave.	10
1	1069	The English girl, despite the strange, unfamiliar feelings in his presence, feelings which frightened, warmed and delighted her, did not understand, of course, that she had been selected out for him, that she had been chosen for him with great care, that she had been matched to him most exquisitely,...	10
1	1151	Surely, despite her efforts, the softness and fullness of her bosom could be but ill concealed.	10
1	1185	Then he desisted, despite her plea for more.	10
1	1246	She did not understand, of course, that he, despite his familiarity, as she had discovered, with her language, was unlike the men with whom she had hitherto been acquainted.	10
2	257	Would he see fit to satisfy her? Lastly we might note that Miss Pym, despite ambivalences with respect to the male sex, enjoyed being attractive to them, as she knew she was.	10
3	84	Such tunics, too, despite their brevity, lack a nether closure.	10
6	48	He was reasonably sure that Arcesilaus, despite what he had suggested, would not wish his pet to learn to speak.	10
18	70	It may help to understand this if we make it clear that Arcesilaus, despite several invitations, some coined, had never put her out to use, even after the reddening of her soft thighs.	10
21	605	Despite its size it seemed small there.	10
22	74	She must be wanted! She needed to be wanted! She knew that she, if necessary, would beg to be wanted! Despite her pretences from Earth, you see, clung to hitherto so futilely, she was now muchly different from what she had been.	10
29	94	"Master?" "You may have thought yourself one, but rather, I think, despite your pretensions, you were, so to speak, a throwback".	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
42	138	He had managed, despite the desperation and rapidity with which he clambered upward, to ascend only thirty or forty feet on the wide rungs, when he pitched backward, to the floor.	10
44	37	No contact had been made, despite the several days of the revolution, with the pleasure cylinder, and the men of Peisistratus.	10
48	30	Cabot was fond of his bow, and Lord Grendel, despite his skill with the small weapon, tended to prefer the weight of a Kur ax.	10
50	36	But, now, even well away from the slave ring, when he returns from his labors and she welcomes him, kneeling, looking up at him, to his domicile, when she serves his supper or wine, when he observes her polishing his leather, when he orders her to light the lamp of love, has there not been something...	10
55	8	Despite its isolation, and practical remoteness, it was, however, as indicated earlier, not altogether removed from the vicinity of the habitats, and it lay within a night's march of the palace.	10
60	49	"Loyal to the Kur paths despite to what horror or madness they might lead".	10
61	249	"Despite his public demeanor," she said, "I think he is my only friend".	10
64	95	Too, many females, despite disparaging and alienating acculturations, sense that they rightfully belong at the feet of masters.	10
64	157	The Lady Bina was, you see, despite what might be her misfortunes or fate, a free woman, and thus a thousand times, and more, above them.	10
73	207	On the other hand, despite the best efforts by masters, there is often, one fears, slave to slave, one overhearing something here, another hearing something there, and so on, often a rapid transmission of the most exquisite and detailed information amongst them.	10
73	211	It may be supposed then that the slave in the stable, despite the handicap of her incarceration, was already well aware of certain profound alterations in the world, political, and otherwise.	10
77	128	The Kur, despite his lameness, had moved with great agility.	10
79	169	Still, despite the many faults of that barbarian world there was something to be said for it.	10
80	95	"If those of Earth, or Gor, wished to bother with such things, despite their unimportance," asked the Kur, "how might they address themselves to the business?" "What business?" asked Cabot.	10
80	355	"Am I to understand that, despite their beauty, they are for sale?" "It is largely because of their beauty," said Cabot, "that they are for sale".	10
81	81	"She does not even respect you, despite all that you have risked and suffered for her.	10

Book 29. (16 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	736	I had no doubt, despite what he might say, despite possibly even hysterical asseverations to the contrary, that he wanted Saru, and wanted her as what she was, and should be, a slave.	10
3	67	By this I mean, despite certain suitabilities of face and figure, she had something of the tightness, the apparent inhibitions, the uncertainties, and confusions, masked with the compensatory arrogance, nastiness, and insolence, of many Earth females, afflicted with the customary ambivalences toward...	10
5	915	I supposed the women had no objection to this, despite the shearing of their beloved tresses being in its way a badge of degradation and servitude.	10
9	79	Accordingly, it is not unprecedented that a female Kur agent on Gor, to increase her mobility and anonymity, may be dressed as though she were, despite her freedom and importance, no more than a slave.	10
9	199	I understood then why the camp, despite the richness of timber about, was not palisaded, at least not in the sense of being encircled by a close-set wall of sharpened palings.	10
9	227	I did not, incidentally, despite Miss Wentworth's command, or behest, give Cecily permission to reclothe herself.	10
12	80	Both would presumably be aware that the coordinates had been supplied to Kurii on the Steel World, formerly that of "Agamemnon," later that of "Arcesilaus," by Priest-Kings, and that, accordingly, some Kurii, at least, perhaps unauthorized Kurii, despite the supposed confidentiality of the matter, m...	10
12	122	Also, most Goreans, and Kurii, too, for that matter, despite their willingness to utilize such creatures, disapprove of liars, hypocrites, traitors, and such.	10
15	58	I could not have indefinitely resisted the taking of her, despite the fact that she was at that time free.	10
15	214	His task and challenge, of course, difficult as it might be, would be to make certain she was kept as a full and perfect slave, despite their previous lives and background.	10
16	160	Too, despite who holds the field, who decorates the trophy tree at the day's end, a general engagement is often lost, in effect, by both sides.	10
17	45	On the ground, of course, the tarnsman was a common infantryman, and I had no doubt their incursion, despite their superiority in numbers, would be fiercely met by the Ashigaru of the Pani and several of our mercenaries.	10
25	182	The attack had made it clear his project, whatever it might be, despite his efforts at secrecy, displayed in diverse precautions and the studied remoteness of the camp, lay in jeopardy.	10
26	157	Cecily, adjudging her in the light of markets, and seasons, with which I was familiar, if put on the block, despite her intelligence, beauty, and passion, would not be likely to bring more than two silver tarsks.	10
27	136	I saw then that he wished, or seemed to wish, to see the females native to Gor in one way, and those native to Earth in another way, those of Gor as natural slaves, fit for the collar, ideally to be embonded, and those of Earth not, despite their absolute identity as human females.	10
38	11	Great quantities of water were also brought aboard, this despite the common expedient, on round ships, of adding to one's stores by capturing rain in extended volumes of sail canvas, thence conducting it to on-ship reservoirs.	10

Book 30. (24 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	341	These were amongst the few establishments in Ar, in those times, which seemed prosperous and, despite general shortages, were well and reliably supplied, not only with lovely brothel slaves, but even with the choicest of viands and wines.	10
3	67	This suggested to me, but did not prove, that this mysterious, monstrous vessel in which I found myself encelled, despite its size, was not a round ship, or, better, not a round ship as one usually thinks of such ships.	10
3	528	I realized, to my astonishment, that despite my remarkable beauty, that of a free woman, I was being seen, and without a second thought, as no more than another slave, perhaps only another 'pretty kajira.	10
3	939	Although the switch was occasionally used with them one can do only so much with women and the switch, as, despite their earnestness and fear, they lack the stamina and speed of men.	10
3	966	' It was a command such that a woman, despite her status, whether slave or free, could not but obey instantly.	10
5	22	Yet, later, I was sure, the cold, despite the corridors, the braziers, the lamps, would reach even the mysterious labyrinths below.	10
8	107	And if such were the case, then, even as before, it would have been understandable that Tyrtaios, despite his best efforts, might have been unable to save him.	10
9	56	I was not clear on the purpose of the voyage, but it doubtless had to do with war, for our ship, despite what might be the views of its shipwright, Tersites, was serving essentially as a transport, one undertaking an unprecedented voyage, whose intended destination seemed likely to be known only to ...	10
9	195	This, despite the width and length of each, gave each an enclosing, cramped aspect.	10
13	53	It was clearly his command which had sped the great ship forward in the darkness, despite the warnings of Lord Nishida, with the consequence that she was now trapped, mired in growth, bound fast in thick, living cordage, bound in the garden of the Vine Sea, surely one of the most dangerous and beaut...	10
13	56	It was some forty feet in height, and surmounted by what I took, despite its unusual appearance, bowl-like, but with a grated cover, to be a ship's lamp or lantern.	10
14	162	There is restlessness in the Vine Sea, as in any sea, and swells, and local currents, and the sea itself, tangled and beautiful, oppressive, and terrible, despite its vastness, moves from time to time, seasonably, predictably, even hundreds of pasangs, as might any object, large or small, afloat on ...	10
16	7	We had seen little that seemed dangerous in the last several days, despite the fears of Lord Nishida.	10
17	10	Two days after this it was ordered, despite the heat of the day, that hatches were to be secured, save when used for ingress or egress.	10
17	158	Even were one not hooded, the open deck might be dangerous; the great ship, after all, despite its breadth, was a narrow, moving platform, little more than a pitching twig, so to speak, in the midst of a wide, deep, capricious sea.	10
20	70	What a liar was the collared slut! Could she have truly risked the switch, that she might be longer in my view? That she might be longer in my presence, that she might be nearer to me, that she might, for a time, in effect, despite the breadth of the deck and the height of the high watch, be alone w...	10
21	562	I saw more than one rape the lips of a beauty with the kiss of the master, and then cast her, chained, to her mat, and depart, despite her extending her hands futilely after him.	10
24	110	That Alcinoë had not been kept on board, despite her value in Ar, pleased me.	10
25	26	It remained, at least until now, despite the woes of the war, secure and inviolable, one stubborn, mighty, obdurate impediment to the designs of Lord Yamada, shogun, as it was said, at least by his minions, of the Twelve Islands.	10
30	147	Certainly Lord Okimoto, despite his ponderous bulk, his measured, graceful movements, and such, was, like Lord Nishida, a very clever man.	10
31	24	Surely the Pani slaves and our ship slaves, despite obvious differences in appearance, had much in common.	10
31	28	Thus, despite the concerns of the Pani collar meat, how could they be more equal? On the other hand, our ship slaves, with their generally fair skins, were neck-roped at the end of the coffle, which is often taken as a position of inferiority.	10
34	221	I found her, all in all, despite her limitations, and what I had paid for her, an excellent property.	10
34	231	I thought of her, in her way, as being also of the Scribes, though, in her world, I gather that that caste is unknown, despite the fact that it is one of the five high castes.	10

Book 31. (24 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	121	In any event, various manuscripts pertaining to your world have appeared, in a variety of languages, on my former world, despite efforts to suppress them, to deny them to the reading public.	10
4	269	Rawlinson, "despite what you might think, is not unusual.	10
4	633	How small I seemed, how degraded and mocked, and how worthless, how helpless! And my sense was not just one of meaningfulness, as profound as that sense might be, and as comprehensible as such a sense would be, given the circumstances, but, rather, startling me, and frightening me, one of fittingnes...	10
6	64	The soldiers, or guardsmen, despite the fire, were pulling down hangings, and prying loose panels from the wall.	10
7	43	It was at such times, that I found it difficult, despite my upbringing, my education, and background, to see myself, and feel myself, as I had learned I should see myself, and feel myself.	10
8	699	Who can explain such things? Perhaps he has been keeping a collar for just such a one? Certainly a girl can attempt to interest a buyer; consider the differential zeal of the "Buy me, Masters," as one fellow or another peruses a sales line; but, in the end, despite our efforts and hopes, we are not ...	10
8	929	She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home.	10
8	1013	I now suspected that the fellow who had bought her, despite the shabbiness of his nondescript robes, had come prepared, in such a market, in such a district, to outbid all likely competition.	10
10	625	In some respects, despite its tendency to indulge the will of the Lady Bina, it ruled, and categorically, and the Lady Bina, however fretful and resentful, must abide by its will.	10
11	47	Despite his hirsute, ferocious, dangerous appearance, he was invariably kind to me, and was extraordinarily understanding, patient, and gentle with the Lady Bina, who seemed, if anything, to despise him for this indulgence.	10
12	54	"Who are you?" I expected to be told that curiosity was not becoming in a kajira, but the small, exquisite Lady Bina, despite her selfishness and vanity, her almost charmingly innocent lack of concern with the feelings and lives of others, was often pleasant, and communicative.	10
12	98	"I have never objected to his presence, despite his appearance," she said.	10
15	39	He seemed, in many ways, despite his size and appearance, more sensitive, more rational, more human than the Lady Bina.	10
15	227	Were they not, despite the views of the Lady Bina, both Kur? I knew I was to hurry home.	10
18	998	Lord Grendel, however, had informed her, despite his usual complaisance, that she would accompany him, if necessary, in chains.	10
18	1164	"And tomorrow night," said one of his fellows, "who knows?" I felt slightly chilled, even in the day's heat, and despite the newcomer's jollity.	10
22	52	Many women of my old world would have scorned me for this, castigated me for being what I was, myself, would have insisted instead that I share their views and values, would have dictated to me, with terrible social and economic sanctions for noncompliance, would have demanded that I emulate them, a...	10
43	88	"Four times," said Desmond of Harfax, "before the revolt of Lucius, despite the importunities of Agamemnon, Timarchos, Lysymachos, and others, Grendel sought to postpone this journey, meanwhile laboring on our behalf".	10
47	58	Even so, I did not doubt but what, collared and camisked, and despite the proximity of the Lady Bina, I did not escape my share of attention.	10
49	211	You may now kiss my sandals, and thank me for deigning to keep you, despite your many faults".	10
49	215	"Despite your many faults," she reminded me.	10
49	216	"Despite my many faults," I said, and collapsed, weeping.	10
52	324	Of course, he was looking upon me as a purchasable chattel, for that is what I was, but, too, he seemed to see me now not as a mere chattel, but as a particularly worthless one, one suitably despised, yet one that he found, despite himself, and perhaps against his best judgment, one of interest, of ...	10
53	18	To be sure, as I understand it, my former world, Earth, despite its poisons and pollutions, its depleted resources and ecological injuries, its filths and crowdings, is not outside the purview of Kur attention.	10

Book 32. (20 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
47	47	By now, despite any pretense she might make to indifference, or disinterest, and despite any asseverations to the contrary, there would be combustible tinder beneath that tiny, flimsy tunic, which might be ignited by a glance, or touch.	10
2	80	She was extremely intelligent and, latently, despite the indoctrinations and conditionings of her unusual culture, profoundly, biologically feminine.	10
4	23	Many, of course, are frightened, even overcome, shamed and humiliated, at their exposure, and that, interestingly, despite their training.	10
4	105	Was it, I wondered, simply that she was so unusually feminine, so clearly feminine, and this so early in her bondage, despite the culture from which she was derived? Or was it, rather, simply, that she was, and was so obviously, a slave? Much that is subtle goes into these things, much which it woul...	10
5	72	How horrifying then if, despite my intentions, so well- meaning and innocent, it might have been this very charade which has brought me to my chains, in a Gorean dungeon, awaiting shipment, with others, we know not where.	10
6	50	Despite the distortions, the curbs, and obstacles, of a pathological acculturation, stunting minds and shortening lives, nature, embedded in each cell in the human body, persists.	10
9	45	At least she is not of Brundisium, despite her pennons".	10
13	104	Surely I had known, often enough, on my former world, despite its commands and injunctions, from my casual, unguarded thoughts, from my fantasies, and my dreams, from my longings, from my dispositions, hopes, and needs, from my yearnings, from what I had wanted from men, their force and ownership, f...	10
14	513	"One or neither then would be content, despite possible asseverations, pledges, and such," I ventured, "to leave the matter to chance".	10
15	48	Again and again I would steel myself to resist, somehow, even despite the perils, but then I would be touched, and I would be again a slave.	10
15	163	She had apparently once been of the Merchants, perhaps the high Merchants, and had even held herself to be of high caste, despite the fact that few Goreans accepted the Merchants as a high caste.	10
20	233	Many mariners, too, incidentally, do not read, despite the fact that many are of fine mind, and are the masters of much lore and remarkable skills.	10
21	264	Spoken Gorean, despite differences in accent, such as those of Ar and Cos, is widely comprehensible on Gor.	10
29	37	Both, despite their beauty, were burdened, and, I suspected, excessively so.	10
41	485	So we are nothing to them, are we! Are we truly to suppose that one slave is no different to them from another? Do they think slaves are unable to recognize interest, heat, passion, desire, possessiveness, need, drive, the lust to own, to collar, and master? Emotions, I was sure, despite any denials...	10
43	106	"She still thought herself a Panther Girl, despite being neck-ringed, and pretended to angry resistance, and defiance.	10
43	142	"No, no!" cried Tuza, despite the monition earlier accorded her.	10
46	105	Even the horrid sip root was edible, despite its bitterness.	10
48	97	Despite the fearful roar of the larger beast, the smaller animal did not retreat, but, rather, came into view, fully, parting the grass, moving through it, and, to my uneasiness, came about me, not taking its eyes from those of the larger beast, and crouched down, tail lashing, growling, between the...	10
50	702	When she had exited the kennel I had seen that the hair, despite its length, had been cut in the "slave flame".	10

Book 33. (23 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	74	Who would be the first to fling himself upon the brandished glaives of determined Ashigaru? Yet, I was sure the bandits, despite the danger, and despite their fear, and their dread of the unknown quantity of the forces outside, would respond to Arashi's command.	10
1	51	In any event, given an abundance of evidence which suggested spies amongst us, and ample indications of treachery, and despite the supposedly secret location of the tarn encampment hidden in the mountains, and the supposed security of posted guards, I had ordered that tarns, in shifts of forty each,...	10
1	52	Accordingly, despite the undetected, and precipitous attack of Yamada's strike force, several tarns and their riders, vastly outnumbered and unable to offer an effective resistance, comprehending the hopelessness of their situation, had taken flight, making good their escape.	10
1	54	Needless to say, my absence at the time of the attack, despite my having been ordered to the castle, excited speculation, and suspicion.	10
2	21	In particular, guard personnel were now drawn from the cavalry itself, despite this depletion of ready personnel.	10
4	142	She treated Tajima with contempt, even failing to bow to him, despite the differences in their sexes.	10
7	156	"Despite the asseverations of our friend, Tyrtaios," he said, "Lord Yamada is not a patient man".	10
12	166	However these things may be, despite her acculturation, and her relatively lowly status, she commonly treated Tajima with an unbecoming scorn, contempt, and amusement.	10
13	456	Lord Yamada, on the other hand, I suspected, despite his alleged fear of its awakening, presumably manufactured for diplomatic reasons, would view such claims as preposterous, spun from no more than the fumes of benighted superstition.	10
15	2	It was my understanding that Lord Yamada's daimyos, despite their own lands and holdings, were expected to attend on the shogun several months of each year.	10
16	57	All in all then, it seemed to be most likely, despite the time involved, that I had been placed on my own tarn and that that tarn, by a lead, would have been conducted by Tyrtaios to whatever point General Yamada might have designated.	10
17	14	One advantage of the bow's construction is that despite its length it may be fired from a kneeling position, this allowing the archer to avail himself of lower cover and expose less of his body in firing.	10
19	45	"I see the young warrior, despite his accent, is Pani".	10
20	101	"Attend my communication, my friend," I said, in English, "and despite what you may hear, be as you are now, giving no sign of concern".	10
20	614	I trust there is ample time, despite the recent diversion, for you to make your rendezvous, wherever you have arranged it to be".	10
21	172	Too, it did not seem that Tajima, no matter his will or fortitude, his agility and supple strength, could meet the rendezvous on time, bearing Sumomo, despite her lightness and small frame.	10
29	509	I saw that Tajima, despite his Earth origin, knew how to treat a slave.	10
42	91	"At the time of Lord Yamada's supper," said Pertinax, "Lord Akio slew the would-be assassin, despite the fact that the fellow had already been subdued by Ashigaru".	10
57	40	Despite Lord Yamada's announcements of a great victory in the north, it soon became clear that his armies had been thrown into disarray.	10
57	118	Let her, so situated and so clad, despite what trepidation she might feel, speak openly and clearly of these matters, of her fate at the hands of peasants, of what had been done to her, of her reduction, humiliation, and debasement, of her treatment as no more than a slave, knowing full well how fre...	10
58	55	None of us put the Lady Kameko to use, this despite her rude handling by peasants.	10
58	69	The first day, we put the Lady Kameko, on her leash, her hands bound behind her, to the fore, as we supposed that she, despite her denials, must know the location of the trophy room.	10
61	337	Few, despite the protestations of recruiters, long ago on the continent, were returning richer than they came.	10

Book 34. (36 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	30	Was she truly such a jewel, so desirable, so soft, in her tunic and collar? How could it be that she had sold for a golden tarsk? How could it be that some men found her, or claimed to find her, she, plain Paula, more desirable than I? How could a master, one such as Drusus Andronicus, a powerful, h...	10
1	424	I could not part my wrists, no more than the single link I was permitted! My hands, at least, were cuffed before my body! Had they been cuffed behind my body I would have been even more helpless, and my figure, despite what I might wish, and to my frustration and dismay, would have been emphasized.	10
1	502	Despite the prescriptions and expectations of the day, she seemed unconcerned with wit and verve, with projecting a culturally recommended image.	10
2	177	But I would warn you that in denouncing me you may be denouncing others, as well, despite what they might profess.	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
6	486	I was fond of my body, and, despite my pretenses, delighted with its display.	10
7	418	I resolved, after he had left, in the midst of conflicting emotions, despite my profound inclinations to the contrary, as I was beginning to sense what I might be, and perhaps had always been, to behave in a way which certain militant factions in my society, with their self-serving agendas, might ap...	10
8	407	Yet, despite my treatment of her, which she must have understood, she had always been pleasant, patient, attentive, tolerant, accommodating, faithful, and kind.	10
9	24	And now I was caged, on another world! How did I know that he had come to appraise me, to consider whether or not I might do, turned and exhibited, on a slave block? I gathered that, incredibly, despite my obvious beauty and desirability, which was generally recognized, and of which I had been frequ...	10
9	34	Thus, despite the fact that I had not behaved other than would have any other young woman of Earth in the circumstances, I am sure, I was, without my knowledge, added to a list in preparation, a slave list.	10
9	56	Even in his first abrupt penetration of me, his holding of me, and his plunging use of me, despite the discomfort and shock, I had had some dim, frightening sense of what might be done with me, what I might become.	10
9	276	I was furious that Kurik, he of Victoria, to whom I had belonged, who had so peremptorily, so routinely, so ruthlessly deprived me of my virginity, not that a slave's virginity is of more worth than that of a pig, and who had, despite my will, dared to caress me into eager, helpless, begging servitu...	10
9	585	Had I then, despite his injunction, dared to address myself to a free person? "Did she speak to you first, Master?" inquired the dealer.	10
11	140	Despite the exalted status of free women, who are equal to men in the holding of a Home Stone, can hold money and property in their own right, may found, organize, and manage businesses, may occupy positions of importance and authority, even to the occupancy of thrones, and who may enter into relati...	10
11	160	I, despite my beauty and intelligence, my Earth origin, was chained with others, barbarians, to a mill pole.	10
13	114	Yet, despite my understanding of the appropriateness of, and, I confess, my happiness in, my collaring, I remained troubled, and far from content.	10
15	84	Too, such a device was seldom used for slaves, despite its name, for slaves were commonly coffled, chained in wagons, chained to a stirrup, or such.	10
27	65	Despite its apparent opacity, wearing it, one could move about naturally, and swiftly, well aware of one's environment.	10
30	288	Despite the rudeness, and the commanding brutality, of Kurik, of Victoria, in the manner in which it had occurred, I had been fed and watered.	10
34	115	Still, despite their passivity and aloofness, their singular lack of imperialism and aggression, they will protect the integrity of their habitat to the death".	10
40	70	But I saw little evidence in the shop of Epicrates, despite its pleasantness and attractiveness, of the higher reaches and glory of the potter's art.	10
41	11	"Perhaps I should have rushed up the stairs, despite Master Epicrates, and intruded upon Lord Grendel," I said.	10
45	52	Even when I had been blindfolded, and had recently entered into this house, the voice had sounded familiar, and, despite the accents of a free man, I had thought I might have recognized it.	10
48	31	Surely a slave, despite the collar on her neck, the brand on her thigh, is not without power.	10
50	111	But Lord Grendel, despite my warning, did so.	10
55	3	Too, I could not move, surely for an Ihn or two, for the moment in which I heard that cry, so close, and wild, I was shocked, paralyzed, immobile, frozen in place, despite the obvious need to hurry in his wake.	10
56	27	It is my impression that many Gorean masters, despite professions to the contrary, tend to be covetous, possessive, and jealous where their slaves are concerned.	10
57	183	Too, it must be remembered that the slave is a possession, and that men tend to be concerned with, proud of, and, I suspect, despite their usual protestations, fond of their possessions.	10
64	27	Despite the fact that we had arrived fairly early at the caravanserai, the masters had rented space rather at the edge of the caravanserai, bordering on the enlarged area, which now, at this time of year, was largely vacant.	10
64	215	"Indeed," said Surtak, "I respect you, even as a womb brother, despite your grotesque deformities".	10
65	56	Too, Surtak and his cohorts, despite their reservations pertaining to Decius Albus, are oathed to Lord Agamemnon.	10
65	77	"It matched its pace to ours, despite the traffic.	10
65	229	"Hold!" called the Lady Bina, whose voice, despite its diminutive, exquisite housing, carried in it all the majesty of a Gorean free woman.	10
65	358	"And now," said Lord Grendel, "you may hasten, as you are, to Decius Albus and inform him of how your cohorts deserted you and how, despite your vigor and bravery, you were overcome by overwhelming numbers".	10
67	73	She has always, doubtless, despite what I think is her profound and genuine affection for you, regarded you as weak, shallow, and vain".	10
68	503	"You are a pretty thing," he said, "despite your origin.	10

Book 35. (19 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	160	What true man would not wish to have us so? But we, astoundingly, despite our obvious health, youth, and beauty, were disparaged.	10
3	407	He apparently had no intention then, despite his remark, of punishing me, at least immediately.	10
8	531	"I cling to life—despite what I know".	10
10	154	"You know," he said, "that you are now, despite your origins, earlier pretentions, and background, a female animal, an owned female animal, that and only that?" "Yes, Master," I said.	10
10	245	Adraste's accent, like that of many others, despite her name, which was Cosian, was that of Ar.	10
11	401	I had the sense that he thought about what he was saying when he spoke, despite the trivial, hazy ambiance of the location, that of such a party, and the accepted customs of such gatherings.	10
14	22	Gorean men, despite their belittling of, and mocking of, slaves, can become difficult to deal with, even unpleasantly, discourteously selfish, in such matters.	10
15	178	Now, apparently, despite hundreds of bounty hunters and vast searches, she had arrived safely in Cos.	10
17	131	It had worn a light cloak, despite the sun and weather.	10
25	8	Despite my uneasiness, my trepidation, and such, I was muchly pleased that I had been purchased, even by such a man, before the return of the seemingly murderously intent Dorna of Tharna.	10
29	62	How could Addison Steele be involved in so ugly, unworthy, and perhaps dishonorable, a project? How wrong I had been about him! And how I longed nonetheless for his touch, and the clasp of his arms! I must dismiss him from my mind! I would do so! I must! But Bruno of Torcadino, too, I was sure, desp...	10
31	43	At this point, today, despite his remarkably successful wagering, he had not yet turned his winning slips into coins.	10
33	172	Despite the might and horror of the object to which he addressed himself, there was neither reluctance nor apology, nor cringing, nor fear, in the tone of the man in the bow of the canal boat.	10
33	277	In a hundred ways at a hundred times, despite our utmost watchfulness, the quarry could be moved, and concealed even more effectively".	10
38	142	Despite her collar, she was not chained, penned, or caged.	10
40	20	In this way, she is given to understand that she, despite being free, does not have the status of the free women of the captor's city.	10
46	11	They had been, in effect, of course, more than anything, punishment bells, put on me for the amusement of masters, to punish me for my curiosity, a trait which was, as is well-known, despite its ubiquity, allegedly unbecoming to a kajira.	10
46	364	"Despite her numerous lacks, failings, shortcomings, flaws, and faults, she is a female.	10
46	674	What true man does not want his slave and what true woman does not want her master? I did know that Addison Steele, despite his low opinion of me, his justifiable contempt of me and my worthlessness, who despised me, found me desirable.	10

Book 36. (15 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	143	Instantly, without thought, almost despite herself, as she had been conditioned, she turned to her right, and, half kneeling, half lying, drew up her tunic, exposing her left thigh to the hip.	10
17	81	Second, and disappointing, the keeping of the raiders at hand clearly signified that Archelaos, despite the recent adventure in connection with the supposed Village of Flowing Gold, had no intention of forsaking his dark enterprises.	10
18	214	A female slave, on the other hand, despite her obvious attractions, does not excite similar apprehensions.	10
19	104	How troubling and tormenting must this be for the regal free woman! Is she, despite her robes and veils, a slave? And some do so kneel, freely, scorning the pressure of prescribed resistance, putting themselves at the feet of such a male, in effect, offering themselves to be his slave.	10
22	140	"But yesterday," he said, "the tent was closed, despite cascades of copper tarsks".	10
43	150	Yet, assuming the unwillingness of the enemy's leadership to maintain a lengthy siege, it seemed he would have little choice now but to order a scaling attack, despite the risks involved.	10
44	23	Twice, from the wall, we saw a mercenary slain by an officer, presumably in connection with some such reluctance or noncompliance, and twice we saw the officer die; in one case, men gathered about him, closer and closer, despite his protests, and, later, when the men dispersed, the officer's bloodie...	10
48	161	I had not ordered them to the harbor at Mytilene, for I feared, despite our victory, that the harbor might yet be under surveillance.	10
49	166	I returned, despite my terror".	10
51	164	As it turned out, its intentions, despite an undoubted adherence to orders, were frustrated, three, massive, whiplike coils of the monstrous hith wrapping themselves about the boat and, tightening, reducing in as little as a dozen Ihn the boat and certain occupants to little more than floating debri...	10
53	55	Given the unexpected action of the Dorna, its inadvertent plunging into the ranks of the mercenaries, scattering all and crushing many, and the ensuing behavior of the injured, perhaps maddened, beast, war was far from the minds of most of the mercenaries, that despite the urgings and howling of cer...	10
53	281	These I set adrift, that pursuers might mistake them for lights mounted to assist the Dorna and Tesephone to remain in proximity despite the darkness.	10
57	73	The other corsair ship, that addressing itself to the port side of the Dorna, had, despite the general neutralization of grapnels, grated alongside her, and, in the moment, was held in place by the sea.	10
57	178	Despite this, several of my men had soaked their footgear with water and wrapped their lower legs with water-soaked rags.	10
58	145	At this point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships.	10