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Book 1. (26 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	4	He drew back his head again, spreading his beak, preparing to slash downward again.	10
4	28	I drew back on the one-strap and, filled with terror and exhilaration, felt the power of the gigantic wings beating on the invisible air.	10
4	39	Fortunately, before losing consciousness, I drew on the four-strap, and the tarn leveled out and then lifted his wings over his back and dropped like a striking hawk, with a speed that left me without breath in my body.	10
4	42	The Older Tarl, who seemed pleased, drew near.	10
5	7	I waved a farewell to the Older Tarl and to my father, drew back on the one-strap, and was off, leaving the tower and their tiny figures behind me.	10
5	8	I leveled the tarn and drew on the six-strap, setting my course for Ar.	10
5	154	But an hour before midnight, on the day I knew was the Planting Feast of Sa-Tarna, I climbed again to the saddle of my tarn, drew back on the one-strap, and rose above the lush trees of the swamp forest.	10
5	185	I drew back on the one-strap, and when we had climbed to a height where my breath came in gasps, I leveled our course for Ar.	10
6	37	In an instant I had attained the saddle of the tarn and drew back savagely on the one-strap.	10
6	44	I drew my sword from its sheath, to cut the mounting ladder from the saddle, but stopped, and angrily drove the blade back into its sheath.	10
7	124	At last my hand clutched something—the girl's wrist—and I drew her slowly upward out of the sand.	10
7	150	I took her arm, but she drew back.	10
8	49	The officer sheathed his sword, not taking his eyes from Talena, who drew back.	10
8	66	His hand drew Talena's dagger from his belt, and, manacled as I was, I could not have prevented the blow.	10
8	108	At last she took a relatively unsoiled undergarment, something blue and silk, bare at the shoulders, and drew it on, belting it with a strip of what had been her veil.	10
9	93	He drew the riding lizard to a halt a few paces from me.	10
12	2	The ropes sawed into my flesh as the weight of my body drew on them.	10
12	175	Then I calmly climbed the newly repaired mounting ladder, drew it up, and fastened it to the side of the saddle.	10
12	176	I sat still for a moment and then decisively drew back on the one-strap.	10
13	19	Feeling that I had satisfied my curiosity and not wanting to risk a landing in the darkness, where a spear might dart from any shadow, I drew back on the one-strap and prepared to return at last to Ko-ro-ba, whence I had departed several days—an eternity—before.	10
13	98	I drew back my hand in horror.	10
14	37	Marlenus set the Home Stone on the ground before him and drew his sword, which he laid across his knees; he looked like some remote and terrible god of war.	10
14	144	When the bird drew again, there was a sharp pain as flesh was torn from my hand, but the rope darted off into the darkness, and I was swinging by my ankles from the other ropes.	10
15	242	He drew the robes of the Afflicted once more around his gigantic frame and picked up a gnarled staff he carried.	10
15	253	Mintar reached into the pouch at his waist and drew forth a golden tarn disk, of double weight.	10
18	100	I seized the tarn reins and drew the beast into the opening.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	112	I stood beside the grave, and drew my sword.	10
7	95	I reached out my hand to touch her, and she shuddered and drew back.	10
9	5	The small lemon-faced man drew back as if slapped.	10
11	112	Slowly, every muscle straining to keep my balance, the cords in my legs and back like tortured cables, I reached out my hand to Ost's and, struggling in agony to keep my balance, added the weight of his yoke to mine as I drew him to his knees.	10
11	159	He drew his sword.	10
14	28	Through this portal, in two long lines, lashed by overseers, yoked slaves harnessed in chains drew a great wooden platform mounted on heavy wooden wheels.	10
14	34	The platform drew closer, and to the wonder of the crowd I went to meet it.	10
15	79	Haughtily she drew them about herself, covering herself as best she could.	10
16	63	She drew them on, slowly, deliberately, facing me all the while.	10
16	72	The Tatrix drew her robes about her.	10
16	87	Then, slowly, as they cursed helplessly, I drew them inch by inch over my shoulders, and threw them suddenly to the marble at my feet.	10
23	207	I slowly drew my sword, and thrust the girl to the side of the street against the wall.	10
23	214	The spear arms drew back, the crossbows leveled.	10

Book 3. (21 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	155	Then seized by an impulse I sat myself down on the great throne in the Hall of Priest-Kings, drew my sword and placed it across my knees.	10
7	79	Slowly, very slowly, I drew the sword, taking care that it made no sound as it left its sheath.	10
8	78	I drew my sword.	10
9	230	I drew my sword and turned.	10
11	77	I drew my sword and faced Sarm.	10
12	1	Two Muls On a marble circle of some half pasang in width, in the bottom of that vast, brilliantly lit, many-colored artificial canyon the oval disk diminished its speed and drew to a stop.	10
22	14	If I drew myself up on it I was afraid it would fall altogether.	10
22	21	The bar to which I now clung seemed relatively stable and with relief I drew myself up onto it, and then stepped carefully to the next.	10
22	91	Misk drew himself up to his proud, almost eighteen feet of height, save that he inclined slightly forward from the vertical, and fixed on us with his antennae what I had come to recognize in the last few weeks as a look of rather patient, gentle reproach.	10
22	157	I drew my sword, lifting it easily from the sheath.	10
25	6	I leaped forward and thrust my hand under the wing shell and seized the short, tufted antennae and with one hand on them twisting and the other beneath the shell I slowly managed, lifting and twisting, to force the struggling creature onto its back and when it lay on its back, rocking, its short leg...	10
27	40	There was a Priest-King on guard whose antennae waved quizzically about as I drew the disk to a stop not twelve feet from him.	10
27	328	He drew out the syringe and held his antennae to hers for a moment.	10
31	153	He had been watching me approach and now his antennae focused on me and he drew himself up to his full golden height.	10
32	91	Drifting dust obscured the complex and I drew the folds of Vika's robes more about her face that she might be better protected.	10
32	160	I drew my sword, but gently Misk seized my wrist, not permitting me to rush upon the Beetle and slay it.	10
32	162	The Beetle drew closer, and I could see the mane hairs waving now like the fronds of some marine plant caught in the currents of its underwater world.	10
32	335	I drew out the sword and thrust it again and again into the heart of the larl until at last it lay still.	10
34	65	"Here," said my father, reaching into a leather sack that he wore slung about his shoulder, "is Ko-ro-ba," and he drew forth the small, flat Home Stone of the City, in which Gorean custom invests the meaning, the significance, the reality of a city itself.	10
34	133	I drew the blade and examined it.	10
35	174	One of the men drew back his spear arm but I stayed his arm.	10

Book 4. (26 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	159	He drew the scarf down, from about his face, and threw back, over his helmet, a mask of dependent chains, and laughed.	10
7	3	The hundred, rather than eight, bosk that drew his wagon had been unyoked; they were huge, red bosk; their horns had been polished and their coats glistened from the comb and oils; their golden nose rings were set with jewels; necklaces of precious stones hung from the polished horns.	10
7	21	Kutaituchik absently reached into a small golden box near his right knee and drew out a string of rolled kanda leaf.	10
7	48	The man-at-arms placed Elizabeth Cardwell before us, and Kutaituchik, and drew away the pelt of the scarlet larl.	10
7	147	But how was it that Elizabeth Cardwell, of Earth, wore a Turian message collar? Kamchak drew the quiva from his belt and approached the girl.	10
7	154	Then, from within the collar, he drew forth a thin, folded piece of paper, rence paper, made from the fibers of the rence plant, a tall, long-stalked leafy plant which grows predominantly in the delta of the Vosk.	10
7	193	One or two of the men-at-arms immediately drew the quiva.	10
9	336	His hand drew back but the blow never fell, for with a cry of pain he reeled away, the hilt of a quiva pressed against the inside of his forearm, the balance of the blade emerging on the other side.	10
12	87	He looked at me shrewdly and, to my surprise, drew a tospit out of his pouch, that yellowish-white, bitter fruit, looking something like a peach but about the size of a plum.	10
12	422	At last his fist was within the Turian collar itself and he drew the girl, piteous and exhausted, to his lips, subduing her with his kiss, and then her arms were about his neck and unresisting, obedient, her head to his chest, she was lifted lightly in his arms and carried from the firelight.	10
12	510	Angry I returned to the wagon and drew the quiva from the boards.	10
14	37	Suddenly, instead of giving pursuit, Kamchak drew his mount to a halt and behind him the rushing cavalries of the Tuchuks snarled pawing to a halt, holding their ground.	10
14	41	"We are fools! Fools!" I drew back the reins on my kaiila to keep the beast quiet.	10
14	91	"Surely," said Kamchak, "for who could hire tarnsmen but Saphrar of Turia—or arrange for the diversion that drew fools to the edge of the herds?" I was silent.	10
16	69	It was with a feeling of relief that I finally got my arm over the crossbar of the windlass and drew myself up.	10
16	280	Ha-Keel drew his sword.	10
19	91	He drew out of the chest some four silken scarves, after rejecting some others which did not sufficiently please him.	10
21	147	"I am only a poor free woman," said she, "but might I not do?" I took her hands and drew her to me, and into my arms.	10
23	43	I drew on the one-strap and took the tarn into the air, striking out across the prairie skies to intercept my Thousand on its way to the wagons of the Tuchuks.	10
25	450	Suddenly she drew back in fury and struck me with the flat of her hand, a vicious slap, and then again and again, and again.	10
25	484	As she knelt on the rug, head down, in the position of the Pleasure Slave, I took from her the Koora, loosening her hair, and then the leather Kalmak, and then I drew from her the Curla and Chatka.	10
26	326	From it, wet, wrinkled, rotted, dead for perhaps months or years, he drew forth the body of an unborn tharlarion.	10
26	363	"Remember Kutaituchik," said Kamchak, and the filamentous fibers about the merchant's legs and ankles drew him slowly downward.	10
27	155	Gently, ever so gently, Kamchak put his hands on her arms and drew her to him and then, very softly, kissed her.	10
27	220	She took his hand and he drew her to the saddle before him, where she turned, sitting across the saddle, and placed her head against his right shoulder, weeping.	10
28	68	"Good fortune attend you, Tarl Cabot, Commander of a Thousand Tuchuks, Warrior of Ko-ro-ba!" I lifted my hand to them and then drew on the one-strap and the wings of the great tarn began to strike the resistant air and the Tuchuks on all sides fell back stumbling in the dust and the driven wind smot...	10

Book 5. (36 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	662	Sura went to one of the chests and drew forth a long cloak of red silk, which she drew on.	10
22	555	A tarnsman pressed in with sword upon us and I met the sword with tarn goad, with a bright yellow flash; his tarn veered away and I hurled the tarn goad savagely at another bird dropping toward me, talons opened; the goad struck him with a blinding flash and he, too, veered away; I then drew my swor...	10
2	45	There were one or two other girls there, kneeling, who drew back, with a sound of chain.	10
2	330	Not speaking, but woodenly, she climbed the ladder and crawled onto the shelf near the tiny alcove marked with the Gorean equivalent of twenty-seven and entered, followed by Kuurus, who drew the curtains behind them.	10
5	506	In an instant we were surrounded by Warriors on tarnback, the guard, and I raised my hand in the sign of the city, and drew on the four-strap, taking the tarn down.	10
6	56	For some reason, the man with the whip took the slave's hook knife, unsheathed it, and drew it across the slave's chest, leaving there a smear of blood.	10
12	113	The free women drew their hoods about their faces.	10
13	193	He was the Ubar of Ubars!" I rolled over, took Nela by the wrists, drew her to me and kissed her.	10
14	97	* * * * About the third bar, unable to sleep, I left the side of Elizabeth and drew on my tunic, that of the Assassin.	10
14	179	Cernus then drew my attention again to the interior of the cell.	10
15	418	I beg of you!" The hand of Cernus lifted, as though to move his Ubar, and then drew back.	10
16	172	The fellow Ho-Sorl had flung down the ramp rolled for some feet, struck the wall at the turn, struggled to his feet and drew a knife.	10
16	260	I opened it, and drew on the hood concealing my features.	10
17	310	He put forth his goblet but, suddenly, unexpectedly, she drew back the pitcher.	10
18	150	Then he rose in his green quarters tunic and went to a chest in his room, from which he drew forth a large bottle of paga.	10
18	197	He drew his tunic over his head.	10
18	268	Both men drew their weapons.	10
18	437	I forcibly drew the bottle from his mouth.	10
19	261	The auctioneer thrust his hand beneath the hood and, with his fist in her hair, drew her to her knees before the buyers.	10
19	280	He then drew the cloak from Phyllis, who was attired as was Virginia.	10
19	293	He drew her left wrist behind her back and snapped it into the open slave bracelet, thus confining both wrists behind her.	10
21	147	He now took up the discarded helmet of Vancius and drew it on.	10
21	149	He drew the sword.	10
21	348	Ho-Tu drew his blade and acquitted himself sturdily.	10
22	221	With my sword I cut Mip free of the safety straps and drew him from the tarn.	10
22	502	My tarn was locked, talon to talon, with a nonfaction bird; each was tearing at the other; the tarn goad of the rider struck me, almost blinding me with pain; for an instant my consciousness seemed nothing but a blinding shower of yellow, fiery needles; his tarn struck for me and I beat its beak awa...	10
22	514	As I drew near, and then abreast of him, I saw madness and fury in his eyes.	10
22	591	I drew from my features the leather mask.	10
23	76	The man who had ridden against me threw me a look of hatred and drew his sword, but, angrily, he threw it to the tiles.	10
23	78	The other two Taurentians, one after the other, drew their swords and threw them to the tiles.	10
23	146	Then I drew blood, from the left shoulder.	10
23	151	It was a superb attack but I met it and drew blood twice more, once from the left side, once from the chest.	10
24	1	The Court of the Ubar In the Central Cylinder of Ar, that in which the Ubar has his palace and holds his court, in a room assigned to me, I drew upon my body the tunic of a Warrior.	10
24	135	We drew him out at our convenience".	10
24	372	She drew back her wrists, seeing them closely confined in steel.	10
24	522	I drew on the one-strap and the tarn, wings beating, lifted itself beautifully from the cylinder.	10

Book 6. (39 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	140	Then he took, from the unwrapped roll of arrows, now spilled on the leather, a flight arrow, and this, to my admiration, he fitted to the bow and drew it to the very pile itself.	10
4	205	She laughed and reached into the wallet at her side and drew forth two handfuls of rence paste and thrust them in my mouth.	10
4	206	She herself nibbled on a rence cake, watching me, and then on some dried fish which she drew also from the wallet.	10
4	274	Then she drew back her head, and, in the darkness I could sense her, and her lips, but an inch from my own.	10
7	47	They then drew up the planks and took their seats at the rowers' benches, to which, unprotesting, one by one, they were shackled.	10
7	63	Then, as the oar-master again cried out, they entered as one into the water; and then, as he cried out again, each oar drew slowly in the water, and then turned and lifted, the water falling in the light from the blades like silver chains.	10
7	70	I reached to my head and drew away the garland of rence flowers which I had worn at festival.	10
7	84	I bent to her, and she drew away, but I turned her and unbound her.	10
7	145	She drew on the garment, fumbling with the laces.	10
8	57	My feet were spread; my heels were aligned with the target; my feet and body stood at right angles to the target line; my head was sharply turned to my left; I drew the sheaf arrow to its pile, until the three half-feathers of the Vosk gull lay at my jawbone; I took breath and then held it, sighting...	10
8	183	She unfastened the rence craft from the oar-pole which had served as a mooring and, slowly, drew up the pole from the mud of the marsh.	10
8	245	Telima, one by one, as we passed those that had fallen to the great bow, drew from their bodies the arrows, adding them to those she carried.	10
8	341	I drew forth the Gorean blade from its scabbard and, sitting on the chair of the oar-master, laid it across my knees.	10
8	826	She drew a deep breath, there were tears in her eyes.	10
9	374	"Have you forgotten," I asked, "how you danced before me?" She drew back.	10
9	420	I drew the Gorean blade.	10
9	446	I drew on my tunic, and looked down at Midice, who lay there with her legs drawn up, looking at me.	10
11	378	Slowly Samos drew his own weapon and placed it across his knees.	10
11	380	And almost every one of the captains in that council drew their weapon, as had Samos, and placed it across their knees.	10
11	382	He looked at me, and then, with a cry of anger, drew his blade from the papers and wood, slammed it back into its sheath, and turned and strode from the room.	10
11	490	I drew a deep breath.	10
13	306	My feet thrust against the footbrace and I drew on the oar.	10
15	65	She drew herself up to her full height.	10
15	315	She drew back her hand swiftly, as though she had not known it had lain there.	10
15	521	From the sack at the side of my chair, that filled muchly with gold, I drew forth a small piece of folded, wadded cloth.	10
15	530	Furiously she drew on the garment.	10
15	803	I drew the golden armlet from her arm, and looked at it.	10
16	4	She drew back, reproachfully.	10
16	128	I sat up on the couch, and drew about myself my robes.	10
16	305	He drew on the oar.	10
17	336	I drew on the one-strap.	10
17	341	I drew again on the one-strap and again the bird's wings snapped, and he was on the long, sloping yard on the round ship's foremast.	10
17	346	I drew on the one-strap.	10
17	369	I drew on the four-strap.	10
17	373	Startled, Chenbar himself, Ubar of Tyros, the Sea Sleen, drew his blade.	10
17	437	"Fight!" I drew on the one-strap and the tarn, against the wind, took flight and Chenbar of Kasra, Ubar of Tyros, the Sea Sleen, in the manacles of a common slave, swung free below us, helpless and pendant in the furies of the wind and the sleeting rain, the captive of Bosk, a captain of Port Kar, a...	10
18	98	He drew the sword I had had given him.	10
18	267	She drew herself up in her full, angry dignity.	10
18	755	I reached across and seized her by the arms, and drew her to me.	10

Book 7. (25 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	484	When Rask of Treve demanded that I be given to him, Bosk, my master, first sword in Port Kar, drew his own blade and, for answer, drew on the tiles of the piazza a sign, that of the city of Ko-ro-ba.	10
3	31	I drew up my legs and turned on my side, to cover myself as well as I might.	10
6	141	Targo drew a deep breath.	10
7	215	Lana, not without some difficulty, drew them on.	10
8	1134	Verna looked at her with contempt, and then drew aside the spear.	10
9	366	At last the girls, one by one, rose from the grass, drew on again their skins, and took up their weapons.	10
10	231	I drew on the cigarette.	10
10	265	I drew on the fresh cigarette.	10
10	286	I drew on the cigarette, in fury.	10
10	334	I drew again on the cigarette.	10
10	379	I drew again on the cigarette.	10
10	392	I drew on the cigarette.	10
10	400	I drew again on the cigarette.	10
11	857	It drew tight.	10
11	860	He drew me toward him.	10
11	1266	I wished that I might have some opportunity to show my lack of fear of her, my contempt for her, that slave! In these days, as our training in the Koroban pens drew to its conclusion, I forgot both about Haakon of Skjern and Rask of Treve.	10
12	334	We drew back, frightened.	10
13	8	I drew back my hands, with a cry of disgust.	10
14	107	Ena went to a chest, opened it, and drew forth a folded piece of striped rep-cloth, a rectangle some two and a half by four feet.	10
14	296	"Of course," said Ena, and she stood up and, extending her left leg, drew her long, lovely white garment to her hip, revealing her limb.	10
14	315	Ena once again, gracefully, drew on her garment.	10
14	353	She then drew forth another bit of cloth and shook it out.	10
14	651	Ena drew the hood up from my back and over my head.	10
14	691	I drew back my wrists in fear.	10
15	340	"I know little of such work," said Verna, "but are you not in danger of scorching the garment which you are ironing?" I hastily drew away the iron, placing it on the fire-heated plate.	10

Book 8. (21 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	268	I drew forth a pouch of gold.	10
1	305	One of the guards had fetched Rim a tunic, and he drew it on his body.	10
2	348	The knife was in her hand, and, as she spoke, she played with it, and drew in the sand.	10
2	522	"Half beat! Stroke!" As one, the oars dipped cleanly into the water, and drew against gleaming Thassa, and the Tesephone, lightly, began to turn in the water, her prow seeking the south, and Lydius.	10
2	582	I drew it away.	10
9	88	She drew the sleen knife from her belt sheath.	10
10	11	The girl found her skins, and drew them on, tying them over her left shoulder.	10
10	100	I drew away, angrily.	10
11	125	I noted, and I do not doubt but that it was detected, too, by Marlenus, that her body, as she drew the brief, exotic, degrading silk about her, subtly and unmistakably, was shaken by an involuntary tremor of sensuality.	10
11	357	He drew from it some bits of scarlet slave silk.	10
11	844	He then, with his right hand, brushed hair across her face and mouth, and drew her to him, thrusting his lips across the hair to hers.	10
11	897	I took her skins by the shoulders, and drew them from her body, leaving them about her left ankle, where it was fastened to the chain.	10
13	32	The men drew their blades and rushed forward, charging me.	10
13	46	Instead I drew a bead on his heart.	10
15	146	They drew on the skins.	10
19	123	I drew her swiftly to me, and she cried out, frightened.	10
19	440	Sarus slowly drew his blade, as did those behind him.	10
20	140	I placed my sword in the dirt before the gate and, turning the impaled body about, drew free the great war spear, pulling the shaft through the body, holding the body in place, beneath my foot, to free the shaft.	10
22	75	I drew on the one-strap of Ubar of the Skies, and the great bird, giant and predator, screamed and, together, we thrust higher, and higher, into the bright, sunlit skies of Gor.	10
22	844	She then drew the chain between her legs and under her body and fastened the two ankle rings, attached to the chain, on her ankles.	10
22	918	They drew on again the skins of panthers.	10

Book 9. (43 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	345	With my right hand I reached into the pouch at my belt and drew out the coins.	10
1	402	I drew forth five pieces of gold.	10
1	404	Talena drew about her face her veil, refastening it.	10
2	347	He bent down, on one knee, the tiny, rounded, golden box containing the grease of Priest-Kings in his left hand, and drew back with his right hand the long, white shroud concealing the body of Ivar Forkbeard.	10
3	32	He drew back his ax, and stepped away, regarding me, startled, wary.	10
3	90	He then drew with the handle of his ax a circle, some twenty feet in diameter, in the dirt floor of the temple.	10
4	140	The men with the net drew it up.	10
6	197	A fifth man, with a heavy, leather glove, drew forth one of the irons from the fire; the air about its tip shuddered with heat.	10
6	239	The Forkbeard, with the heel of his boot on the ground, drew a bondmaid circle.	10
6	243	She reached behind the back of her neck and unbuttoned the dress of black velvet, and then drew it over her head.	10
6	245	This, too, she drew over her head, and threw to the ground.	10
6	532	I saw her white body, briefly, trying to crawl away, but he who had thrown her upon the furs seized her ankle and drew her to him.	10
7	116	Will you not show it, again, to Wulfstan of Kassau?" Angrily she drew her kirtle up, revealing her thigh.	10
9	127	"Please, no!" We fell back to give the Forkbeard room, and he shook loose the straps and drew back his arm.	10
9	153	Painfully, almost unable to stand, tears in her eyes, inch by inch, the girl drew on her garments.	10
9	335	With his heel he drew in the dirt of the floor a bondmaid circle.	10
9	338	Gratefully, she crawled upon the couch, his section of that fur-covered, dirt sleeping level, and, trembling, shuddering with cold, drawing her body up, drew the furs about her.	10
10	404	His girls, quickly, frightened, tears in their eyes, drew about them as well as they could their kirtles.	10
11	118	Again the skin drew back from its fangs.	10
11	134	Its own lips then drew back, revealing the fangs.	10
11	168	Its lips drew back from its fangs.	10
12	62	Ivar drew back his head.	10
12	93	He then made ready to brush back the hood, but the Forkbeard drew back once more.	10
13	415	Then he drew himself up to a not inconsiderable full height.	10
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
15	233	I drew my sword.	10
15	344	We drew our swords.	10
15	362	Then it snarled and drew back the ax, to the full length of its long arm.	10
15	387	The lips of the Kur drew back, revealing the fangs.	10
16	191	From among the weapons at the foot of the couch, from one of the cylindrical quivers, still of the sort carried in Torvaldsland, I drew forth a long, dark arrow.	10
17	41	On another world, lit by the same star, in another place, dawn, too, drew near.	10
17	310	I drew forth the golden armlet which had been worn by Telima.	10
18	342	The lips of the Kur drew back.	10
18	517	She drew herself up proudly.	10
18	574	On his own ship he, not unoften, drew oar.	10
18	691	I strung the bow and drew it, and unstrung it.	10
19	16	The lips of the beast drew back from its teeth.	10
19	25	Again the lips of the Kur drew back from its teeth.	10
20	120	The ax drew back to the termination of its arc, ready for the flashing, circular, flattish sweep that would cut me in two.	10
20	139	The lips of the Kur drew back.	10
20	154	From my pouch I drew forth a leather Kur collar, with its lock, and, sewn in leather, its large, rounded ring.	10
21	199	"On the tenth day, on his arms and legs, and twice, transversely, across his right cheekbone, that his face be scarred and his shame known, I drew the poisoned blade, drawing blood with each stroke".	10
22	313	I left the sleeping bag and drew my clothes about me, belting, too, to my side, the steel sword of Gor.	10

Book 10. (28 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	359	Its lips, slightly, drew back.	10
1	506	She drew back slightly, blood at the side of her mouth.	10
3	81	That night, when our repast had been finished, and a clothed, bangled slave woman, the property of Farouk, had rinsed our right hands with veminium water, poured over our hand, into a small, shallow bowl of beaten copper, I drew forth from my robes a small, flat, closed Gorean chronometer.	10
4	119	Again I drew the hood of the burnoose about my face.	10
5	113	His hand was on her body, and she, writhing, weeping, with her heels, pushing herself, back scraping on the bark, climbed almost a foot up the slanting trunk, before he, taking her in his arms, through her veil, kissed her, fiercely, again and again, with the rape-kisses of a master, impressed on th...	10
5	340	One Kavar warrior, with the point of his lance, drew a line in the graveled dust.	10
5	741	At a signal from Ibn Saran, Alyena drew the veil about her body, and around it, and, with one small hand, threw it aside.	10
5	856	I drew my scimitar and stood between him and Suleiman.	10
5	877	Ibn Saran drew forth his scimitar.	10
7	762	I drew the kaiila back into the shadows.	10
9	29	At a gesture from Hassan, one of the men, from a small coffer to one side, drew forth a golden tarn disk, and gave it to the girl.	10
11	157	She pulled up her skirt and drew on her blouse, adjusted her cloak and hood.	10
14	122	I drew it another few inches toward me.	10
14	135	Foot by foot, slowly, across the floor of the cell, she slipping, screaming, struggling, I drew her toward me.	10
15	92	He drew the curved dagger and slashed the light rope from our throats.	10
16	41	Hand over hand, I drew the cone through the sludge toward the raft.	10
16	51	I slowly drew up the metal, perforated cone.	10
18	85	Then, slowly, bit by bit, I drew it from the crusts.	10
21	267	In the sand, with one digit, he drew a single mark.	10
21	536	His lips drew back.	10
21	585	I caught its great shaggy head in the loop and drew it tight.	10
24	152	I drew from my garment a rag.	10
24	507	She drew herself up, angrily, proudly.	10
25	225	Twice she drew back suddenly in fear, almost a wince, or reflex, realizing she had exposed herself to my blade, but I had not struck her.	10
25	580	Shortly thereafter, however, for it must have been almost ready, he drew it forth again.	10
26	329	She drew herself up.	10
26	813	I then drew her small wrists forward and locked them in the snap bracelets.	10
26	1076	She drew it gently, almost lovingly, against the collar ring.	10

Book 11. (41 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	215	With his left hand, fastened in my hair, he drew my head back; with his right hand he thrust up, high on my neck, under my chin, the heavy iron collar I wore.	10
2	366	From within his tunic he drew forth two lengths of slender, braided black leather, each about eighteen inches long.	10
2	1161	I, of course, drew back with him.	10
3	517	She drew up the brief garment she wore, turning to me, exposing her left thigh.	10
3	764	Miserably I drew it back, bloody.	10
4	147	Joyfully I drew on the garment, slipping it over my head, and fastened it, more tightly about me, by the two tiny hooks on the left.	10
4	174	My master drew out his knife.	10
4	631	My master, with a rock, drew maps in the dirt by the fire.	10
5	547	He drew his sword.	10
6	180	He drew the cup more closely to him.	10
8	249	He drew out a sleen knife.	10
8	345	Then, beneath his foot, he drew the rope to him.	10
9	182	I turned to the side and drew back the tunic.	10
9	187	I drew back my hand.	10
9	538	I drew up my legs.	10
9	611	She drew from her coarse robes a short knife.	10
9	788	He drew a handcart.	10
9	1290	I drew back my wrists.	10
9	1438	"See what I have for you!" My head jerked as Bran Loort, emphasizing his words, drew on the rope tied on my neck.	10
9	1780	"On the first man who moves," cried Sandal Thong, "I shall set a sleen!" The young men drew back.	10
9	2287	Thurnus drew his tunic about him.	10
9	2431	I cried out with misery and drew the cart.	10
10	99	He drew forth, from a leather bag nearby, a sack, such as vegetables may be carried in.	10
10	111	I drew it over my head.	10
11	32	He went to his desk and, from one of its drawers, drew forth an opened slave collar.	10
12	867	He drew back on the first strap of his tarn's harness.	10
12	877	Our tarnsman drew the basket over the courtyard and, gaining altitude there, then departed the walls of the keep, following the others.	10
13	446	He thrust me behind the last girl on the chain; she was kneeling, braceleted to the chain, facing away from me; her head was down; I wondered if she had been sold before; I did not speak to speak to her, of course; nor did I want to speak to her; what was there to say; and I was miserable; and, too,...	10
16	114	I drew my feet and hands, in their chains, as near the center of my space as I could.	10
20	116	I drew back, and he strode away, with the rolling gait of his profession.	10
21	152	The oars, in unison, twenty on each side, dipped into the waters of the harbor, drew and lifted, the water falling from them in bright droplets, splashing back into the harbor.	10
22	247	They drew me into the boat.	10
22	249	In a few moments we drew alongside the mothership and I, and the others, boarded her.	10
22	581	Then, I screaming, crying out with misery, it drew me from the mast and, turning about, twisting under the water, dove downward.	10
22	664	He drew forth the knife and looked at me.	10
22	669	He drew back the knife, the blade in his hand, behind his head.	10
23	46	He drew forth the knife at his belt.	10
26	109	He drew forth from his tunic a folded yellow paper, closed with a seal and ribbon.	10
26	417	Bosk of Port Kar, with the quilted cloth, drew forth the iron, and thrust it back.	10
26	868	Angrily he crouched down and, by an ankle, drew me to him, half under him.	10
27	298	I drew up my legs.	10

Book 12. (53 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	65	How incredibly beautiful and soft she seemed; she was curled in the furs; she was half covered by them; I lifted them away, that I might see her fully; she stirred; her hands moved a bit on the furs; she drew her legs up; she reached as though to pull the furs more about her but her hands did not fi...	10
3	326	If Centius drew yellow, I reasoned, the odds favoring Scormus might be reduced a bit, but probably not much; if Scormus, on the other hand, drew yellow, the odds might rise so in his favor as to preclude a rational wager.	10
1	73	I took her by the arm and drew her beside me, roughly, and threw her on her back.	10
1	156	How beautiful a woman is in such a moment! I waited until she drew tremblingly quiescent, looking at me.	10
3	518	The next girl, dark-haired, lovely, wore black, feminine slacks; these were apparently of some synthetic Earth material; the left leg of the slacks was torn from the knee downward; she also wore what had probably been a soft, red, turtle-necked pull-over; it, too, was rather feminine; perhaps that i...	10
3	1146	The hunter drew forth from the bundle of furs two tiny pelts of the leem.	10
3	1149	"Two beauties!" The hunter drew forth two more pelts of the leem.	10
3	1373	I drew her right hand away from her body, until the slave bracelet on her left wrist was against the golden collar loop.	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
6	417	I drew the blade.	10
6	943	Then her hands were bound, and I drew her up and over the saddle.	10
7	77	Gratefully, half sobbing, they drew them on.	10
8	43	She drew forth the blade from the sheath.	10
10	311	I drew back the blade.	10
11	186	I drew my blade.	10
11	233	Thimble and Thistle drew it now across the tundra toward the snows.	10
11	366	The tarnsman to my left drew back on the one-strap to avoid fouling straps with his ally.	10
11	367	The fellow whose tarn was tearing at mine drew back, too, on his six-strap, and the bird swept upward and away, from my right.	10
12	24	Arlene drew on the high boots.	10
12	42	Arlene drew on the hide shirt.	10
14	368	Imnak looked about, and drew shut the flaps of the tent.	10
22	121	I drew the harpoon toward me by the line fastened to the kayak.	10
23	40	Imnak and I drew on our mittens and parkas and emerged from the lamp-warmed, half-underground hut.	10
23	90	It drew back, wounded, I believe, but not grievously.	10
24	45	I drew forth from the interior of the pouch the carved head of a Kur, wrought in bluish stone, that savage head with one ear half torn away.	10
24	82	Arlene drew back.	10
24	88	She drew back a bit.	10
24	368	She drew back.	10
26	47	I drew it to me.	10
27	137	I drew on furs.	10
27	197	Then its lips drew back, in the Kur's sign of anticipation, of pleasure, of amusement.	10
29	44	Its lips drew back from its fangs, a Kur's sign of amusement or pleasure.	10
29	55	Too, the ice beast which had attacked Ram had eaten of the sleen which drew his sled.	10
31	189	The lips of the beast drew back.	10
31	200	Its lips drew back.	10
32	34	Its lips drew back.	10
33	103	The lips of the Kur drew back.	10
33	113	I leaned forward and, putting my weight against the traces, drew the sled over the steel plates and out onto the ice.	10
34	7	Its lips drew back.	10
34	23	Its lips drew back, this time in a snarl.	10
34	37	It drew the sack back, and its lips went back about its fangs.	10
34	42	It reached into the sack and drew forth one of the large, heavy chunks of meat.	10
34	43	It extended it towards me, but, when I went to take it, it drew it back and bared its fangs.	10
34	47	Its lips drew back.	10
34	60	I turned about and again drew the sled.	10
34	88	The Kur's lips drew back, in a Kur grin, seeing my action.	10
34	101	Its lips drew back.	10
35	517	She drew herself up coldly.	10
35	558	I drew forth the knife at the belt of the garment I wore.	10
35	639	I looped the intimacy veil about the back of her neck and crossed it above her breasts and drew it to the sides, over her breasts, and then took both lengths around her body and behind her back, again crossing them, then looping them about the sandal string tight on her waist; I then took the two lo...	10
35	707	She drew herself up, proudly.	10
35	1171	I drew her within the room, and spun shut the hatch.	10
37	12	The lips drew back, exhibiting the Kur's fearful sign of pleasure.	10

Book 13. (60 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	487	I busied myself in the sea bag and, not obviously, drew forth a small strip of binding fiber; then I drew the bag shut by its cords.	10
1	529	He reached into his robes and drew forth a small leather packet, which he unfolded.	10
3	70	The girl, hearing my approach, drew her legs up quickly under her, and rose to her feet, turning to meet me.	10
3	141	I drew her to me by the ankles.	10
4	469	She then drew back a little, and lay on her left side, and looked at me.	10
4	771	The metal worker drew out an iron and looked at it.	10
4	871	Looking at me the small, lovely, dark-haired girl drew back.	10
4	912	The blond girl drew back, as she could, in her cage.	10
5	691	She drew back from the bars.	10
5	742	Then quickly she drew her hand back.	10
6	46	I drew a deep breath, relishing the loveliness of the smell of the spices, now stronger than before.	10
6	211	Soon, to his calls, the oars drew against the brownish waters about the hull.	10
6	234	I drew her toward me, until I held her against the bars.	10
6	664	Shoka, with a hook on a pole, drew Sasi back to the rail.	10
6	665	He put aside the pole, and, one hand about her waist, drew her to him, lifting her then over the rail.	10
7	39	Fearfully she drew back her hand.	10
10	53	I drew forth a silver tarsk.	10
11	102	I saw to my surprise, that the man, he who had been called Kunguni, drew forth, from beneath his tunic, a sewn, padded mound of cloth, heavy, globelike, with dangling straps.	10
11	182	"Please," she wept, "I've told you all I know!" At a signal from the man near her the two large fellows drew the girl from her feet, until she hung suspended some six inches from the floor.	10
11	241	Have pity on a slave!" The girl in the black slacks drew back her hand again, again to strike with the five-bladed slave lash, but he who had been called Kunguni motioned for her not to strike.	10
11	313	The dark-haired girl then drew back the whip to strike her, but he who had been called Kunguni caught her wrist, in the black sleeve of her blouse.	10
11	333	Slowly, watching the points of the two stabbing spears, I drew forth the two letters.	10
12	49	She drew back, angry.	10
12	244	She drew back, taking the bottle and cup.	10
12	305	She drew back the cup and, pressing her lips to it, kissed it.	10
13	187	I then turned about and drew shut the curtains, hooking them shut.	10
13	305	She drew a little at the chains, futilely.	10
14	717	From the sea bag I drew forth the notes for fortunes, made out to Shaba, to be drawn on various of the banks of Schendi, and the false ring, that which he was supposed to carry to the Sardar in place of the true ring.	10
19	115	Two askaris drew back the short stabbing spears to drive them into my chest.	10
21	15	I drew back.	10
23	235	By feeling I dropped the loop between the ends of two logs and drew it back, about two feet in from the end of the log it was now looped beneath.	10
23	277	Kisu and I drew heavily on the chain.	10
23	460	The chained slaves who drew the platform and were sitting and crouching forward, on its surface, had, cautioned by Ayari, remained silent.	10
24	85	I pressed the body of the man under the surface from the spear blade with my foot and drew the weapon up.	10
26	1	We Enter upon the Ua; We Hear Drums The blond-haired barbarian dipped her paddle into the water, and drew it backwards.	10
27	16	More than one of the men now drew forth knives and threatened us.	10
28	10	By its metal handles I drew it into the canoe.	10
29	8	She drew a bit further away, trembling.	10
31	19	Unnoticed she drew the skirt down an inch or so on her thigh, to better conceal her own slave mark.	10
31	29	I doubt that anyone in the village knew more than a few dozen words of Ushindi, but Ayari, with his Ushindi, his gestures, his quick wit and a stick, with which he drew in the dust of the village, not only conducted his trading in a brisk and genial fashion but managed to gather valuable information...	10
32	586	The girls removed my sandals and then, gracefully, drew away my robe.	10
32	981	Then he looped the whip about me, behind me, high on my thighs, and, drew me toward him.	10
32	1073	I drew forth from it a handful of strings of beads.	10
33	195	I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe.	10
34	877	Then I took her by the hair and drew her close to me.	10
34	1022	I then removed the one end of the tether from the slave stake and drew her to the tarsk.	10
34	1030	I even, slowly, painfully, drew up the slave stake and discarded it in some growth.	10
34	1050	She drew up the bark skirt.	10
44	96	I drew back the spear I carried.	10
44	99	It reached up with its two forelegs and drew it out.	10
46	10	I then drew forth another girl and treated her similarly.	10
48	291	Turgus drew the weeping, trembling dark-haired girl, too, into the canoe.	10
49	36	We took the canoe to the shore and drew it up among the roots and brush.	10
53	219	The beast who had attacked Shaba suddenly drew back, startled.	10
53	263	Kurii, howling, drew back.	10
53	305	They drew back, a leader roaring and gesticulating.	10
53	387	It drew back the panga.	10
53	450	His lips drew back over his fangs.	10
53	497	We drew him from the water.	10
57	274	Then, as she looked down, shyly, an unexpected modesty in a slave, he unsashed, parted and drew away the work tunic she wore.	10

Book 14. (38 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	56	She drew her hand back.	10
1	1041	She drew her legs up on the seat.	10
2	125	He drew a greenish fluid into the needle.	10
2	142	The heavy man, after a few moments, drew the needle from her flesh.	10
3	37	I tried to turn away from her, for I was naked, but she drew back the whip and, suddenly, again struck me.	10
4	8	She then took a long strip of cloth, some five feet long and eight inches wide, thrust it over the cloth belt in front, took it under and between my legs, passed it under and over the cloth belt in back, and, adjusting it, drew it snugly tight.	10
5	93	As I drew back Lola reached forth and, with her hand, knocked the cup over on the small table.	10
6	53	She drew back her hand from the slave's body.	10
6	126	Lola drew back a little.	10
7	238	She then drew her head back.	10
7	372	She drew back her hand, quickly.	10
7	816	Gently I took the half of the blanket on which she was not lying and drew it over her, covering her.	10
9	4	I drew back from the perforations in the iron wall of my container as the brown rep-cloth, a thin, single layer of cloth, covering the sweetly rounded, lower belly of a female slave, thrust suddenly against the perforations.	10
9	22	I swiftly drew back my face.	10
11	156	How could any male, any with even a single drop of blood in his veins, any who still drew breath, look upon such a woman with gentility? She shook her head.	10
11	577	I drew on the jacket.	10
11	582	I drew on the coat.	10
13	506	Then I drew it together more closely, that the loveliness of her small breasts might be the better concealed.	10
16	343	One of the men, from his tunic, drew forth a slave hood.	10
19	109	We drew quickly, guiltily, apart.	10
19	232	I took the slave hood from the wagon bed and drew it over her head, adjusting the straps and buckling them under her chin.	10
19	248	Borto then drew away the sack.	10
21	334	Both drew in their breath briefly, briefly, too, closing their eyes, when the heavy lock was closed about their collar loops.	10
21	415	Together Barus and I drew the hatchling out of the sand.	10
22	121	She drew up her robes, to her ankles, and in fury, with a sob, fled toward the door.	10
22	166	She tried to touch the Lady Florence but the Lady Florence drew back.	10
22	613	The Lady Leta and the Lady Perimene drew in their breath with pleasure.	10
23	167	I drew on my tunic.	10
24	234	I rose to my feet, found my tunic, and drew it on.	10
25	220	Kenneth and Barus drew me from the fighting area.	10
25	349	I fumbled with the buckles and then drew the hood away.	10
26	229	I slipped his tunic from his body and drew it on.	10
26	233	I drew on the weapons and accouterments of Orgus.	10
26	242	I drew on the helmet of Orgus.	10
27	34	Then I kicked and dug into the sand near her and, as the trapdoor splintered up, drew the tharlarion blanket over my head.	10
27	73	Then, swiftly, she drew over her head and body the brief Ta-Teera.	10
27	202	The girl gasped, and drew her legs up, tightly, under her.	10
32	309	She turned to her side, facing me, and drew up her legs, defensively.	10

Book 15. (21 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	143	There was more Gorean applause as I followed her and, turning, from the inside, drew shut the curtains of the alcove.	10
1	451	I drew it back, then I threw it aside, angrily.	10
3	110	Quickly she drew her legs back.	10
4	63	Angrily he drew away the mask.	10
4	203	She then drew back, angrily, and smoothed down her garments.	10
4	515	I drew away the mask.	10
5	12	Yet I drew back with his punch in such a way that its impact was largely dissipated.	10
5	55	I lifted my hands and then drew on my tunic.	10
7	13	Then I drew back, quickly.	10
8	26	Goreans, I knew, seldom drew steel unless they intended to make use of it.	10
8	164	I drew on my clothes and hastily slung my sword over my left shoulder.	10
10	37	She drew back a bit in my arms and lifted her head.	10
10	115	"Cover me, quickly!" Swiftly I drew the sheet about her and she, from within it, clutched it even more closely about herself.	10
10	169	Miss Henderson drew back, not looking at me.	10
10	170	She drew the sheet more closely about her ill-concealed nakedness.	10
10	178	I drew out a copper tarsk, and prepared to place it in the girl's coin box.	10
10	396	I drew back.	10
11	478	I struck her away from me and drew on my tunic.	10
12	61	She drew her robes haughtily about her.	10
13	79	She drew her robe down, slightly, from her shoulders.	10
13	113	She drew her robe tightly about her.	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	267	I drew forth my blade, suddenly, and drew it back, as though to slash at the foremost fellow.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	I drew it at the hem down more against my body, perhaps defensively, that I might feel it on me the more, that I might assure myself, I told myself, the more of its presence, that I was truly garmented, but this, too, of course, merely confirmed upon me not uncertainly the insidious disturbing subtl...	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	594	This time, as it swung back, I could see, along its shaft, the interior of the inclined shed that housed it, and how it was fifty feet long and slung in leather cradles, and the many ropes that controlled it, and the men drawing on the ropes, surely more than a hundred of them under that long shed, ...	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
41	18	I then drew loose the disrobing loop of the silk, at her left shoulder, and drew aside the silk.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	839	Of the other two guardsmen one took Ellen's wrists and drew them forward, holding them, and the other took her ankles, and, holding them tightly, drew them back, this extending her legs.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	60	The butcher's mighty paw clasped the pointed tool more firmly, and he drew back his right arm, and with his left hand he drew the shrieking Lady Bina more closely to him.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	346	I drew back, tightly, against the backrest, for he knelt in the sand beside me, and reached to my sunglasses, and drew them away.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	317	He drew me to a sitting position, and, kneeling a bit behind me, drew a vial and a soft cloth from his pouch.	10
31	101	Each blood he drew he drew from a wound wider and deeper than its predecessors.	10