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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	69	In such a case she is considered no differently, and treated no differently than if she were a girl brought in on tarnback from a distant city.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	44	I found it difficult to remove from my mind the image of the two Chamber Slaves, and that of Vika, perhaps because the plight of these girls touched my heart, perhaps because each, though differently, was beautiful.	10
15	103	"Of course," said Misk, "for the lower orders instruct their young differently, accomplishing only an infinitesimal fraction of this in a lifetime of study".	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	173	The faces of the men I saw were all scarred differently, but each was scarred.	10
10	190	The stakes had recently been, I observed, brightly painted, each differently, in a delightful array of colors; further, each was trimmed and decorated variously, depending on the whim of the workman, sometimes simply, sometimes fancifully, sometimes ornately.	10
25	678	She would have behaved much differently with Kamchak, a Gorean.	10

Book 5. (5 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	326	Moreover, the Gorean culture tends, for better or worse, to be male oriented and male dominated, and in such a culture men naturally look on women much differently than they do in a consumer-oriented, woman-dominated culture, one informed by an ethos of substantially feminine values; the women then,...	10
3	78	But different human beings respond differently to the Stabilization Serums, and the Serums are more effective with some than with others.	10
5	225	"Had Sarm this device at his disposal," said Serus to me, "the Nest War would have turned out differently".	10
5	628	In all things, it seemed to me, we manifest ourselves, each differently.	10
19	70	How seriously the men of Gor understand these representations depends doubtless on the man; but even those who, upon reflection, laugh at them, I have found, do generally regard the women of other cities rather differently than they regard their own, thinking of them almost automatically, particular...	10

Book 7. (6 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	253	I was vaguely aware that now a gentle force seemed to draw my body against the tube differently.	10
7	296	They are differently acculturated.	10
7	415	How naturally I had carried myself differently than they, better, more arrogantly.	10
15	157	Yet she treated me no differently than the other girls, scarcely recognizing me in my work tunic among the others.	10
16	48	Rask of Treve did not look upon me differently than he had before.	10
16	480	She would treat me no differently than the others.	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	109	Marlenus treated her no differently than any other new girl.	10
11	117	But in some respects Marlenus had treated her differently from the others, as more of a slave, more of a common girl.	10
11	765	She poured it differently than she had before.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	151	This time, in my delirium, the wench, I recalled, had figured quite differently.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	63	Human beings move differently in a technological society than in a nontechnological society; they hold their bodies differently; a man or woman's acculturation is visible in their demeanor.	10
5	552	A woman finds herself looked upon very differently by a man who has power and one who does not.	10
9	126	When free women and slave girls are chained together, it is common to respect the distinction between them by chaining them somewhat differently; in this case the free girl's hands were braceleted before her body, the slave's were fastened below her right leg; it is common for the slave to be placed...	10
13	359	I might have behaved differently in the Tahari had I earlier known the name of the Salt Ubar.	10
16	27	From the point of view of "harvesting," the arrangements are equivalent, save that the harvesters, naturally, to facilitate their work, position themselves differently in the two arrangements.	10
26	319	I did not suppose she had acted much differently than would have many women.	10
26	700	The first twenty strokes were used to punish the slave, timing them differently, placing them variously.	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	275	His tunic was cut slightly differently from theirs; there was a mark at the left shoulder, which theirs did not bear.	10
2	956	I was aware, though would scarcely admit it to myself, that my movements, as I stretched, and moved my hands upon my legs, were performed rather differently than they would have been had I been alone.	10
4	108	From the looks of the men I understood that now I stood much differently than I had when I had come to the camp, that the girl who now stood slave within the wall of thorn brush was far more valuable than she who had so recently miserably stood captive beyond its perimeter.	10
4	150	He indicated to Eta where the garment must be taken in, the hooks placed subtly differently.	10
6	55	I now saw them as unique, exciting masters, each different and incredibly individual, who might, for a word or gesture, have me; how could I not regard them differently from a free woman; and, too, doubtless, they saw me in a similarly immediate and intensely personal fashion, not as an object shiel...	10
9	1557	Each of these young men had walked differently following their conquest.	10
13	413	But now they looked upon me differently.	10
18	46	I served as the others did, fully, no differently.	10
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
22	365	And so, I thought, it is not strange the free woman and the female slave are seen differently, the one with respect, and commonly with indifference, the other with keen interest; the one with courtesy and esteem, the other with desire and passion; one as a citizen, the other as a delicious animal; o...	10
24	28	Other men speak of her differently, rather as a den of thieves and cutthroats, a lair of pirates.	10
28	113	The girl on my left, who would be sold after me, would be presented quite differently.	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	56	For example, several years ago Kaissa was played somewhat differently in Ar than it was now.	10
6	469	"I assess her vanity differently," he said.	10
10	206	Women of the red hunters are furred differently from the hunters.	10
11	240	About their throats now, too, they wore again the four looped strings, each differently knotted, by means of which a red hunter might, upon inspection, determine that their owner was Imnak.	10
15	842	"Any man who tells you differently is lying".	10
21	121	"Each girl wears her bondage differently.	10
35	541	The tiniest inflection can tell her whether her master is joking with her or, if she does not do something differently almost instantaneously, that she is to be mercilessly whipped.	10

Book 13. (3 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	544	The Gorean slave girl, incidentally, will space herself from her master quite differently in different situations.	10
32	397	The slave girl moves, and carries herself, differently from a free woman.	10
32	722	In the pool, clambering over one another, lifting their jaws upward were crocodiles, beasts like river tharlarion but differently hided and plated".	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	137	A vital, passionate woman, of course, displays herself very differently on the block than one who is inert, cold or frigid.	10
27	127	One treats them quite differently, naturally, as is appropriate, for they are quite different.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	557	"And if that is so," she said, "how do you consider her differently, how do you treat her differently?" "I don't know!" I said.	10
22	275	"Had you been upon the wharves," I said, "things might have gone differently".	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	562	"A woman looks differently at a man when she is a slave," I said.	10
19	117	The slave girl, of course, sees a house much differently than does a free woman.	10
19	119	The houses are, accordingly, experienced quite differently.	10
19	324	Collars, incidentally, can be experienced quite differently by different girls.	10
20	886	It is done rather differently in different cities but the variations practiced in the river towns and, generally, in the Vosk basin, are, in my opinion, among the finest.	10
20	1790	It is culturally understood that she is to be treated quite differently.	10
21	36	"Perhaps on some level it seems so," she said, "but I experience it rather differently.	10
21	399	But now the same name functions quite differently.	10

Book 17. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	238	She, too, obviously, was a tavern girl, but she was garbed quite differently from Ginger.	10
13	983	"I will be gentle with you this time," I said, "but sometimes, you must understand, you will be used quite differently, for example, with contempt or scorn, or brutality, or cruel indifference, or, perhaps, with ruthless power".	10
15	178	It is not unusual for a woman, at any rate, who has looked into the eyes of a man in that fashion to discover, later, that she is looking into his eyes in quite a different fashion, that whereas she once may have regarded him directly, and insolently, she now, perhaps kneeling stripped at his feet, ...	10

Book 18. (2 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	90	In the case of the Earth girl she is conceived of differently.	10
9	287	After the mother departs, however, she may kneel differently before the young man, with her knees open, his.	10

Book 19. (13 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	609	"Does Mistress mean," asked the girl, "that here sexual differences are clearly marked by clothing, that here sexual differences are important and not blurred, that men and women dress differently here?" "Yes," I said.	10
6	422	I, on the other hand, I am sure, tended to see the bouts rather differently.	10
7	68	"Doubtless they would think of her somewhat differently, if they saw her clad like this," I said.	10
8	399	"Forgive me! Forgive me! I did not know you were a master! I have always loved you, Master, but I thought you weak! I did not know you were a master! You did not make it clear to me! I know you liked me, I know you wanted me! I know you desired me! I was a fool, Master! Forgive me! I see you so diff...	10
17	78	To be sure, Gorean men, as would any man, tend to look differently on free women and slaves.	10
18	223	I doubt that a terrified slave could have done it any differently.	10
19	292	Here I, the Tatrix of Corcyrus, doubtless to the amusement of Speusippus, would squirm, and sweat and stink no differently from a slave.	10
24	167	A consequence of this ordinance from the point of view of a female slave is that she cannot now even permit herself to be taken for a free woman by accident; her bondage is always manifest; it is helpful from the man's point of view, too; he always knows the status of the woman to whom he is relatin...	10
29	40	Similarly, the dancers would be garbed rather differently than they usually were for an all-male audience, and a similar adjustment or accommodation would be evident in the dances which they performed.	10
31	89	How differently then I suddenly saw my own kind.	10
33	423	We give the sleen something which, supposedly, bears the scent of the Tatrix, and then the sleen follows that scent, no differently than it might the scent of a wild tarsk or a yellow-pelted tabuk.	10
36	1221	He was my master, as much as, and no differently than, he might have been the master of a pig or dog.	10
36	1473	"Of course," he said, "but, later, we will do it somewhat differently".	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	924	"She is undoubtedly quite good," said the free woman, "but many of her lines, I think, could have been better handled, or at least differently handled, particularly in this form of farce, more broadly, both verbally and gesturally".	10
6	1261	"How would you look stripped and in a collar, and under a whip? Do you think you would behave much differently, then, than any other slave? Indeed, have you ever stopped to think about it? Have you ever wondered, secretly perhaps, whether or not you might have what it takes to prove to be even an ad...	10
9	426	"You will soon learn differently," said Boots.	10
10	406	A woman behaves very differently toward a man whom she knows is capable of disciplining her and may, if it pleases him, do so, than toward one whom she knows she may treat with contempt and scorn with impunity.	10
16	412	A woman who has been in a collar and helplessly in the hands of men does this sort of thing rather differently, of course, than would a virgin or an inert free woman.	10
20	23	It was the same chain, differently employed, that had fastened the Kur in the same place.	10
21	158	Not only is she then different, but one sees her differently, and anew.	10
21	165	Yes, one now saw her differently.	10

Book 21. (8 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	170	A woman sees a man who is her master quite differently than she sees a man who is not her master, even if she is a slave.	10
1	260	To be sure, I had struck her harder than the first time, for she was now a slave, and slaves, of course, are whipped differently from free women, but I had not, truly, struck her with great force.	10
3	132	Perhaps free women would treat slaves somewhat differently if they understood that one day it might be they themselves whom they might find in the collar.	10
11	303	Should they become slaves the whip soon teaches them differently.	10
13	164	Who knows where or when the eyes of the slavers are upon them? If they knew that would they flee behind locked doors, hoping vainly to escape their fate; would they crouch fearfully in closets, waiting for the doors to be opened; or would they stand differently and move ever more beautifully, hoping...	10
15	136	I had noticed, however, unless it were only my imagination, that she now seemed to move her body somewhat differently under her dress than she had before, before we had utilized her to replenish our resources.	10
16	1053	I think she was wearing it a little differently.	10
25	1556	I wondered if she might think, perhaps for the first few Ihn of bondage, until the hand, the whip or boot taught her differently, that she might make a master wait upon her pleasure, until, say, she might be in the "mood," or something like that.	10

Book 22. (6 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	316	It was the way I was supposed to kneel, and it was the way I would kneel, I decided, even before free women, if a man were present, unless he ordered me to kneel differently.	10
9	71	She moved in the shoot, I noted, like the other girls, the Gorean girls, no differently.	10
11	727	"Throw your legs apart or we will do this differently," said Tupita.	10
12	75	Slaves, and even some whom I regarded as objectively quite beautiful, even marvelous, were sometimes rated very differently by different men.	10
13	401	When she knows that a fellow may, if he wishes, simply hurl her to his feet and put her to woman uses, she is likely to behave rather differently toward him than toward one who does not have this power over her.	10
14	201	"Do you think that Tupita, were their positions exchanged, would behave differently?" he asked.	10

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	363	"The usual arrangement in such matters," I said, "which doubtless obtains, unless you have been informed differently, is that the money you are earning, you are earning not for yourself, but for the keeper.	10
8	680	"It is more appropriate for a woman on tarnback to ride differently, to be tied across the saddle on her back or belly, or, say, if she is one of a brace, perhaps wrist-tied to one end of a shared rope thrown over the saddle or, say, tied to a ring at the side, this, too, providing a balance with th...	10
9	175	They had learned differently.	10
9	542	"If you were a slave, you would be treated very differently".	10
16	293	Naturally a woman views a man who carries such articles about with him somewhat differently from one who does not.	10
17	126	Perhaps then the dying man had seen it differently, or perhaps only then seen that it was beautiful.	10
21	452	"I do not think that other women, those of Ar's Station, or of other cities, under similar circumstances, would have behaved differently," she said.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	174	Such niceties constrained us well, no differently than if we had been slaves.	10
27	78	Accordingly they are treated differently.	10
27	483	For example, you may not be aware of this but you now carry yourself, and move, differently from what you did before.	10
28	265	She was now being looked upon quite differently than she had been before.	10
45	109	She speaks a different language, she has been differently acculturated, she comes to the markets naked and in chains, and so on.	10

Book 25. (9 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	411	I wondered what might have occurred had things turned out differently, and not as planned, say, had Myron removed that robe and found her clothed.	10
9	362	"Nor in this matter treat you differently from other women of Ar".	10
14	602	I do not know! Whatever it is, please do not send me back to him!" "You will relate to him differently than you ever have before," I said.	10
14	603	"Utterly differently.	10
17	356	At the very least, we surely interpreted what we saw very differently".	10
17	463	"Trickery! Fraud!" "I think that I myself," I said, "apparently responding to this sort of thing rather differently from yourself, admire them the more as I understand how ingenious and wonderful they are, as tricks.	10
20	504	Certain letters, for example, tend to be formed differently, and so on.	10
28	169	"She will discover differently in the morning," he said.	10
28	208	"I look upon it differently," I said.	10

Book 26. (11 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	103	Certainly they had not found themselves regarded any differently, or treated any differently, from the rest of us, whether from Germany, or Japan, or the United States, or elsewhere.	10
7	101	To be sure, perhaps I had been brought here, really, no differently from others, nor for purposes essentially different from theirs.	10
7	503	"They spoke the language differently," I said.	10
7	587	The three women who had come upon us were silked, of course, but rather differently, and more richly, than I had been, as was to be expected, as they were much higher in this place, in the garden, than I.	10
7	1136	Would she have behaved so differently from me? "Slut!" she wept.	10
10	938	He fixed the ring differently.	10
11	490	I sensed now that the men looked upon me somewhat differently.	10
13	119	For example, the men in the pens spoke quite differently from those I had encountered on the surface of the tower.	10
16	133	At less decorous banquets one might expect to serve differently, in a ta-teera, in rags, in a slave strip, naked, in such ways.	10
37	477	He had killed two men in this fashion and, had the urts behaved differently, might have accomplished the destruction of one or two others.	10
37	495	We were now differently arranged.	10

Book 27. (11 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	331	"On such a world," continued the young man, "being subjected to externally imposed limitations, those of the alien life forms, for example, various limitations on weaponry, transportation and communication, human cultures would exist, and develop, and express themselves rather differently, at least ...	10
6	24	When she had assured herself that she was indeed in a cell, and that it was locked, a cell abutting on a dismal, stone-flagged, dark corridor, much like the one she had glimpsed from her room, or apartment, perhaps even the same, she discovered that she was clad differently from what she had been be...	10
6	45	Her entire body felt differently.	10
13	579	"The work-master can arrange matters differently later, as he might please".	10
15	222	In it you are not simply seen differently, you are different, in a thousand ways".	10
16	468	But she did sense that if things had been a little different, if Mirus had treated her even a little bit differently, she would have cried out and wept herself his.	10
17	322	She feared that if something had been a little different, if he had touched her a little differently or a little longer, or had looked at her in a certain way, or if he had taken her head in his hands and literally forced her to look directly into his eyes, seeing him as a male and master, she might...	10
18	208	What would my ideological sisters say if they could see me here, in Ar, a naked slave! I am pleased to be such! Let them cry out in anger, in scorn, in contempt! I would not give the peel of a larma for all that they might think! But see if you, dear, righteous sisters, would behave any differently,...	10
22	589	If I were to go differently I might become lost.	10
23	181	How differently would a woman of Earth behave before a man, thought Ellen, if she realized that one day she might find herself at his feet, on her belly, stripped and chained, his slave.	10
29	202	There seemed so much, great and small, that she might have done differently.	10

Book 28. (13 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	18	If only men are present, matters are likely to be arranged differently, and proceed differently.	10
1	194	It is done differently, certainly, and perhaps more primitively, in the cylinders and spheres, in the Steel Worlds.	10
1	704	Presumably he first thought her simply differently spoken, and that they had no language in common.	10
1	1201	She wondered if, the next time, were there a next time, the food might be rationed differently.	10
4	194	"Things, I think, might be managed differently," he said.	10
21	109	"I see they are differently harnessed," said Cabot.	10
29	286	"They would doubtless relate to you differently".	10
40	19	For example, the slave is likely to be clothed differently, if clothed.	10
43	156	In a case such as yours, they might function differently, rather as a penalty brand, to warn others that, say, their wearer is petty and untrustworthy.	10
55	54	Cabot could see several of the humans, who moved with stealth and agility, very differently from the lethargic, shambling motions of the massive cattle humans, bred for stupidity and meat.	10
67	139	The tastes may originally have been randomly allotted in a population, distributed with indifference, but the consequences of these tastes would weigh quite differently in the scales of life and death.	10
79	212	If he had her back on Gor, in a holding, and was entertaining, and free women were present, she would, of course, rather as suggested, serve quite differently.	10
80	282	She then arranged her robes a little differently about her throat, drawing them down, a little.	10

Book 29. (11 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	441	Gregory White, now by choice Pertinax, who long ago in the offices, aisles, and corridors of the investment firm might have furtively, yearningly, stolen glimpses of she whom he had taken at the time to be the ambitious, sophisticated, insolent, out-of-reach Miss Margaret Wentworth, so far above him...	10
4	436	Presumably he would see her differently now, given the alterations to her tunic.	10
4	438	Yes, I thought, he would doubtless see her differently now.	10
4	439	And doubtless she would be well aware that she would now be being seen differently.	10
5	938	"The regulars of Tyros and Cos, and their officers and slaves, were soon embarked, and gladly, with songs of joy, for their home islands, but it fared differently with many of us, the gathered mercenaries who had served the island ubarates".	10
11	296	To be sure, I suspected that she now thought of Pertinax rather differently than she had in the earlier phases of their relationship, being now much aware, in the manner a slave will find herself aware, and must be aware, that he was a man.	10
15	88	What are you going to do with me?" She relates to free women, of course, quite differently, and there, kneeling before them, will commonly attempt to convey to them a sense of her own self-acknowledged worthlessness, as a pierced-ear girl.	10
15	243	Doubtless he recalled how the startled, terrified Miss Wentworth had once been at his feet, though somewhat differently, in the pavilion of Lord Nishida.	10
18	311	I suspected he now viewed the contract woman differently, doubtless now as less worthy of his concern, which he would now recognize had been seriously misplaced.	10
24	154	"I will proceed differently, with patience," said Lord Nishida.	10
25	83	Others passed, too, with slaves in custody, but differently, the slaves bent over, in leading position, their heads at the hips of free men, held there by the hair, these slaves' hands fastened, too, behind their backs.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	159	Did she truly think she might play with a free man? Did she truly think she might speak as a free woman? Did she not know she was a slave? Did she truly think that I, or any free man, would not put her to discipline? Let her learn differently.	10
9	394	It was my understanding that each lord had something like two hundred and fifty Pani in his command, that those of Lord Nishida had been housed at a place called Tarn Camp, north of the Alexandra, some pasangs from its headwaters, and that those of Lord Okimoto had been housed differently, but in th...	10
10	45	But such gross women, slaves, would kneel, tremble, and grovel, no differently from their smaller, fairer sisters, before a free woman.	10
12	143	Paga slaves, house slaves, pleasure slaves, and such, serve one way at the low tables common in households, inns, taverns, and such, and rather differently at the ship's tables, which are higher, and which are, as are the benches, fastened in place, this to prevent shifting in rough seas.	10
17	128	If the girl was the property of Lord Okimoto, the matter might proceed differently.	10
21	185	Perhaps she had been given the name because it pleased her barbarian master, or, perhaps, as a punishment, that she would be thought of as, and treated no differently from, a barbarian slave.	10
24	292	She might be now struck, no differently from any other slave.	10
25	64	Of what interest might such caged beasts be to anyone? But men looked upon them and saw them differently, in terms of the uses of slaves.	10
25	447	Some free women think that they can never be taught the collar, but, when it is on them, they learn differently, and swiftly.	10
33	132	"You think differently now," I said.	10
33	135	I think differently now".	10
36	257	"Do you not think he would have been wiser to move differently amongst the tables, to feign interest, here and there, approaching ever more closely?" "I would suppose so," I said.	10

Book 31. (5 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	569	Then she would sit differently, her knees drawn up, her hands clasped about them, looking out, between the bars.	10
10	563	"You may put that differently," said the Lady Bina.	10
23	153	If they wanted them, they could return differently.	10
24	152	Accordingly, I think it would be wise, at least until we know differently, to regard them as strangers".	10
45	31	Most dangerously the chronometers with which I was familiar on my former world not only divided the day differently, but marked the divisions in a different order.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	569	"Different men train them differently," he said.	10
29	56	Surely they were dressed very differently.	10
29	68	Did they not have their vanity? They were clothed briefly, and not that differently from slaves, but they wore not rep-cloth, the wool of the bounding hurt, or silk, work silk or pleasure silk, but the skins of animals, of forest panthers.	10
39	63	I doubt that any animal would have behaved much differently from how we did.	10
50	283	Too, men may see beauty differently.	10
52	977	"Our tarnsmen," he said, "are differently armed.	10

Book 33. (9 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	177	Men see land differently, the merchant in terms of profitability, the sage in terms of quietude, the poet in terms of mood, the painter in terms of beauty, the peasant in terms of home, in terms of soil, fertility, tillability, and yield.	10
1	178	But I feared I saw it differently.	10
2	11	I did not think, however, that much would have proceeded differently even had I been at the camp.	10
11	43	Beyond this, I had gleaned that many Pani did this a bit differently, tending to regard anyone who was not Pani as a barbarian, whatever might have been his native language.	10
12	40	"Faraway," he said, "across the shimmering breadth of Thassa, it is my understanding that slaves are dressed differently".	10
17	58	"Things might be done differently," I said.	10
20	28	Perhaps she had been recalled in view of new plans, perhaps to be utilized differently, or more importantly.	10
20	160	"Perhaps I see you differently now," he said.	10
21	414	"One treats them differently, of course".	10

Book 34. (16 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	108	Slaves obviously move differently, carry themselves differently, feel differently, speak differently, act differently, from free women.	10
6	487	Further, though I had found few men in my former experiences of great interest, I found myself reacting differently to my captors.	10
7	458	"Free!" "Once you are collared and branded," he said, "you may see things differently".	10
9	157	I now, in my memory, saw the image on the vase very differently than I had earlier.	10
11	52	In this way our basic mill produced flour that could be reworked, if one wished, to different varieties of fineness, which would then be priced differently, being addressed to different markets.	10
23	228	To be sure, he was now dressed differently, rather nondescriptively, in a tan, pocketed work tunic.	10
23	231	When I had seen him before, that morning in Victoria, he had been clad differently, more somberly, in a sable tunic, a cape, high, black, bootlike sandals.	10
25	10	Some dozen or so men, in black dinner robes, were reclining on the supper couches; some attending to the circle of sand, others differently occupied, chatting, sipping ka-la-na, sampling assorted viands proffered by the serving slaves.	10
43	42	How differently I viewed the men of Gor from how I had viewed those of Earth! How weak, helpless, moved, and thrilled, I felt, as a woman, to be amongst such men.	10
44	9	Yet I would not have had it differently.	10
51	236	I will merely be newly acquired, differently owned?" "Commonly," he said, "that would be the case.	10
51	237	Who would slay a tharlarion or kaiila?" "I do not wish to be differently owned," I said.	10
52	277	Certainly, as a slave, a woman sees men much differently from a free woman.	10
53	244	Male Kurii, on the other hand, may then look upon her differently, and with a new, and aggressive, interest.	10
56	18	I made it a point, as was proper, not to meet the eyes of the guest, and I made certain I poured his wine no differently than I had the wine of the others.	10
57	189	Generally I did not feed much differently from my master, and would partake of the same foods, which I, of course, had prepared.	10

Book 35. (4 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	281	In any event, Gorean men, the uncompromising, masterful brutes, acculturated so differently from the men of Earth, do not seem to object to this arrangement.	10
8	627	Are they obtuse? Does the tabuk note the presence of the larl with equanimity? Does the verr choose to ignore the prowling sleen?" "If there were truly danger," I said, "the men would evince agitation; they would behave differently".	10
38	124	What if he had been present? Would things have turned out differently? How could one know? Some men look deeper into things than others.	10
38	130	Would what soon occurred have turned out differently, if Bosk of Port Kar had been present.	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	21	The mariner, on the other hand, who entrusts his life to his ship, commonly views it differently, more deeply and closely, more personally.	10
27	23	"Do you think he cannot read the signals from the cashier, particularly when more valuable ostraca are purchased? Have you not noticed that sometimes the wheel spins differently than at other times, that it occasionally slows earlier and so stops sooner?" "When I wager anew," said Aktis, "I shall ha...	10
27	213	"Had I played differently, more carefully, more astutely, had I chosen different colors and numbers, I would have won".	10
49	74	"Would you have done differently?" asked Thurnock.	10