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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	24	Indeed, they had, in the fashion of Gor, driven my father's envoys from their Council Chambers with the whips normally used on slaves, an insult which, at another time, would have been answered by the War Call of Ko-ro-ba.	10
11	16	They withdrew in good order, driven off by our crossbows, and couldn't have gotten much.	10
13	12	Shielded among the crags of the Voltai, invisible except from directly above, I saw four or five small cooking fires, such as might mark the camp of a mountain patrol or a small company of hunters, perhaps after the agile and bellicose Gorean mountain goat, the long-haired, spiral-horned verr, or, m...	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	2	It was a nightmarish journey, and a foolish one, trying to rush on through the night to find my city, bruising, falling, scraping myself in the darkness, yet driven on by such a torment of doubt and apprehension that I could allow myself no rest until I stood again on the lofty bridges of Ko-ro-ba.	10
10	34	It was a far cry from the broad-portaled central cylinders of many of the Gorean cities, through which a brace of golden-harnessed tharlarion might be driven with ease.	10
10	52	My breath had been driven from me, the tunnel allowed me no room to move.	10
11	9	It was like being driven through a maze or sewer.	10
12	1	Andreas of the Caste of Poets I had been hooded and driven through the streets, stumbling under the weight of the yoke.	10
13	6	On both sides of me were other wretched fellows, similarly yoked, some whining, some cursing, as they, too, were driven forward like beasts.	10
21	78	Had I attempted to free her, it would have been as much an act of theft as if I had driven off the tharlarion wagon.	10
23	93	The tarn's shadow glided over the blackened frames of buildings, over broken pens from which livestock had been driven, over orchards that were now no more than felled trees, their leaves and fruit brown and withered.	10
25	9	My spear had been driven a yard through it and the head had passed over his left shoulder as he crouched behind it.	10
26	21	When found they were dragged forth into the street, unmasked, cruelly bound together and driven to the palace at the point of weapons, their masks hanging about their necks.	10
26	24	Some silver masks were discovered even in the sewers beneath the city and these were driven by giant, leashed urts through the long tubes until they crowded the wire capture nets set at the openings of the sewers.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	78	Whereas the males who accompany a caravan are often killed in its defense or driven off, this fate, fortunate or not, is seldom that of the caravan's women.	10
1	79	It will be their sad lot to be stripped and fitted with the collars and chains of slave girls and forced to follow the wagons on foot to the fair, or if the caravan's tharlarions have been killed or driven off, they will carry its goods on their backs.	10
2	80	Even larl cubs when found and raised by men would, on reaching their majority, on some night, in a sudden burst of atavistic fury slay their masters and under the three hurtling moons of Gor lope from the dwellings of men, driven by what instincts I know not, to seek the mountains where they were bo...	10
30	71	These creatures, perhaps two hundred or more, were loosed and by means of covered transportation disks, piloted by Priest-Kings using oxygen systems internal to the disks, were driven toward the quarters of the Nest controlled by the unsuspecting Misk and his forces.	10
30	197	Then there came a calm in the War and I gathered that Misk's forces had been driven back.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	19	Even past me there thundered a lumbering herd of startled, short-trunked kailiauk, a stocky, awkward ruminant of the plains, tawny, wild, heavy, their haunches marked in red and brown bars, their wide heads bristling with a trident of horns; they had not stood and formed their circle, shes and young...	10
1	33	These barges, constructed of layered timbers of Ka-la-na wood, are towed by teams of river tharlarion, domesticated, vast, herbivorous, web-footed lizards raised and driven by the Cartius bargemen, fathers and sons, interrelated clans, claiming the status of a caste for themselves.	10
14	59	Where they were not torn I saw that they had been pierced as though a knife had been driven through them again and again, only inches apart.	10
21	214	I would rather have expected Kamchak to have stood before the walls of Turia, his kaiila saddled, his arrows at hand, until the winds and snows had at last driven him, the Tuchuks, the wagons and the bosk away from the gates of the beleaguered city, the nine-gated, high-walled stronghold of Turia, i...	10
23	98	The latter would be driven before the warriors through the wagons, both slave girls and free women stripped and bound together in groups, providing shields against arrows and lance charges on kaiilaback for the men advancing behind them.	10
26	11	There were also, in the city, of course, hundreds of kaiila, though the main body of such mounts was outside the city, where game could be driven to them with greater ease.	10
26	537	"At any rate," continued Harold, "I know that he would have upheld the honor of the Tuchuks in such matters—and driven a hard bargain with the unwary Kassar".	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. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	313	"Would it not be safer if these Others were driven from the system?" I asked.	10
5	314	"We have driven them from the system eleven times," said Misk, "but each time they return".	10
18	196	"Before the next passage hand," said he, "armed men broke into the Cylinder of Physicians; the floors we worked on were burned; the Cylinder itself was seriously damaged; our work, our records, the animals we used were all destroyed; several of my staff were slain, others driven away".	10
18	348	Always the thought burned through me, You, Killer, would never make a Player, and always I seemed driven by the black fear that would not speak itself but whose presence I could clearly sense.	10
19	144	They were driven up the steps by a whip slave and forced to kneel at the center of the block.	10
21	189	I permitted myself to be apparently driven to a place before the box of the Ubar.	10
21	191	I noted other men, apparently miserable wretches in blind helmets, being driven to a place before the box.	10

Book 6. (12 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	33	We were being driven toward the nets.	10
7	6	Later, about an Ahn before dawn, the two other rence islands, tethered to the central island, were similarly set afire, their fugitives, too, being driven to the nets and binding fiber of the men of Port Kar.	10
9	208	In fury I had driven the bird away.	10
14	282	The others had been damaged or destroyed, or driven away.	10
15	124	Lastly, the forces of Henrius Sevarius, under the regency of Claudius, once of Tyros, had been driven by the Council forces from all their holdings, save one, a huge fortress, its walls extending into the Tamber itself, sheltering the some two dozen ships left him.	10
17	284	I had driven him from the Sardar.	10
17	315	Even driven by tarn-goads he will rebel.	10
18	1	How Bosk Returned to His House When we struck the icy, wind-driven decks of the Dorna my men rose at their benches and, cheering, waved their caps.	10
18	142	From time to time the bird, tiring, its wings wet, cold, coated with sleet, would drop sickeningly downward, but then again it would beat its way on the level, half driven by the wind, half flying.	10
18	372	Surely she knew the fleet, as well as I, had been driven pasangs south, and would not be able to reach the harbor of Port Kar for another two or three days, at the least.	10
18	638	He must have brought the Venna and the Tela into the wind, cutting away even the storm sails, and risked the destruction of the two ships in the high sea, not to be driven from Port Kar, and then, when the storm had lulled, they had put about and raced for the harbor.	10
18	963	To the far south and north, there was, as far as men knew, only the winds and the snows, driven back and forth, across the bleak ice.	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	He was an unhappy, driven man.	10
7	109	When the tarnsmen had struck, the girls had been freed from the wagons, to be driven into the thicket.	10
8	368	The wind driven by their pounding, snapping wings, with hurricanes of dust and small stones, could hurl a man from his feet.	10
11	1267	Rask of Treve, it was said, had at last been driven from the environs and claims of the city of Ko-ro-ba.	10
11	1268	Certain of the tarnsmen of Ko-ro-ba boasted of having driven him from the lands of the state, but others, as I learned from guards, were only silent.	10
12	274	From time to time, guards, huntsmen, with whips, would leap to the cart and crack their whips, terrifying the slave girls, who knew that sound well, back from the carts, that they might pass, but then the slaves would gather again, and rush about the following cart, only to be in turn driven back ag...	10
12	692	"He's driven the girls out," cried Ute, furiously.	10
13	532	The noise, the knowledge that I was being hunted, made me suddenly feel irrational, driven.	10
13	543	I ran irrationally, driven, terrified.	10
13	628	I cursed my misfortune, that I had been driven from the thicket when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I pulled at my bound wrists, and ankles, fastened to the rings.	10
13	631	What an incredible misfortune that I had been driven from the thicket just at the moment when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I then became aware that the tarn was circling, and descending.	10
15	1176	Talena was driven from the sand and another girl, belled, stood forth to please the men.	10
15	1197	Another girl, with jeers, was driven from the sand, and another took her place.	10
17	217	And there, too, were others, even he who had driven the slave wagon in which I had been often confined; even he who had first harnessed me to the tongue of Targo's one wagon, when I had first been captured by him.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	80	In fury I had driven him from the Sardar.	10
11	801	I had been driven before his attack, stumbling and reeling before him.	10
18	239	In a few minutes as I had expected, I saw some pairs of slave girls, three pairs, each pair tied together by the neck, brutally driven, stumbling, crying out, from the palisade.	10
18	241	I noted that, as I would have supposed, and had been anticipating, that the girls driven forth now to gather wood for the fire were not panther girls.	10
18	244	Six girls were driven forth, tied in three pairs.	10
18	482	On the other hand, that night, one of the gods, curious, or perhaps careless, or perhaps driven from the hall and angry, threw down upon the ground his own great ax, and upon this ax he poured paga and his own blood, and the ax laughed and leaped up, and ran away.	10

Book 9. (19 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	460	When the bird had returned I, in fury, had driven it away.	10
2	146	It fitted into two blocks of wood, and was wedged in the top block by means of a heavy, diagonal wooden plug, driven tight with hammers.	10
6	56	I surmised, as is common in Torvaldsland, most of the cattle had been driven higher into the mountains, to graze wild during the summer, to be fetched back to the shed only in the fall, with the coming of winter.	10
7	241	"It may have been driven from its own kind," said the Forkbeard, "one too vicious even to be tolerated in its own caves".	10
7	243	"Perhaps," suggested Gorm, "it is diseased or injured, and can no longer hunt the swift deer of the north?" In these cases, too, I supposed one of the Kurii might be driven, by teeth and claws, from its own caves.	10
10	56	Shortly after the first "knock off," in which the ball is served to the enemy, Gorm, who was Ivar's partner, was struck cold with the ball, it driven from an opponent's bat; this, I gathered, is a common trick; it is very difficult to intercept or protect oneself from a ball struck at one with great...	10
11	106	"You know us, unfortunately," said the Kur, to the assembly, "only by our outcasts, wretches driven from our caves, unfit for the gentilities of civilization, by our diseased and our misfits, and our insane, by those who, in spite of our efforts and our kindness, did not manage to learn our ways of ...	10
11	240	I knew, however, that if such a levy was agreed upon, the girls would be simply chained and, like the cattle they would be, be driven to the Kurii march camps.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
13	220	More than one minstrel, too, was driven from the hall, the target of barrages of bones and plates.	10
13	239	After the entertainers had been driven from the hall and much food had been eaten, Svein Blue Tooth, who had showed much patience, said to Ivar Forkbeard, "It is my understanding that you believe yourself to have that wherewith your deed's wergild might be met".	10
17	158	Four days ago I had seen a girl drive in which several sleen, fanning out over a large area of territory, had scented out scattered, hiding slave girls and, from various points, driven them into a blind canyon, where a waiting Kur had swung shut a wooden gate on them, fastening them inside.	10
17	202	It was to this pen that the daughter of Thorgard of Scagnar, running before the snapping, snarling sleen, was driven.	10
18	286	The bosk, in their charging hundreds, heads down, hoofs pounding, maddened, relentless, driven, struck the square.	10
18	572	Once the sheer weight of the attacker's blows had turned and driven, interposed, his opponent's sword half through the man's own neck.	10
18	649	What else need one know of a man? "What is to be done with these captive Kurii?" I asked Svein Blue Tooth, indicating the line of imprisoned beasts, some wounded, being driven past us, survivors of the slaughter on the Bridge of Jewels.	10
18	682	This resolution, the hatred, had driven me.	10
22	269	Incredibly, perhaps, the values, wealth and power, which had driven me in the forest, when I had sought Talena, no longer seemed of much interest to me.	10
22	273	What had driven me in the forests seemed now paltry, irrelevant to the true needs, the concerns, of man.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	144	Something had driven the man over the desert, something he had to tell.	10
5	729	The tarn had later returned; in fury I had driven it away.	10
5	731	None but its master should it have permitted its saddle! Of what value is a tarn of war who permits a stranger, even a girl, a mere wench, to ascend to its saddle? I had driven it away.	10
7	255	Then he cried out, a short cry, brief; there was a sound, exploding, velvet-soft, like a bubble of air being forced upward through water; the side of his neck had been bitten away; arterial blood, driven by the blind pump of the heart, pulsed.	10
8	55	The kaiila, then, freed of reins and harness, with the flat of scimitars, and cries, were driven into the desert.	10
16	177	Yet it hunted at dusk, and at dawn, driven apparently by ancient biological rhythms.	10
19	141	The sky was black with sand; brush, like startled, bounding tabuk, leaped, driven, over my head; the wind howled.	10
19	185	Once, briefly, I lost sight of Hassan, then again saw him, no more than a yard from me in the darkness, in the pelting, driven sand.	10
21	334	Was it real? Is it some sort of illusion, or mirage? Then, for a brief moment, I saw again the cylinder of steel, and then, again, it was gone, lost in the blackness of the driven sand.	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	488	Its head and a foot of its shaft had been driven into the turf.	10
3	570	Had I been a man I might have been driven wild, I supposed, by the way in which this had been said.	10
4	979	In such forests, in certain territories, there roam bands of free women, the lithe, ferocious Panther Girls of Gor, but these despise and hate women not of their own fierce ilk; in particular do they revile and hold in contempt girls, beauties, who have been slaves to men; should such a girl, fleein...	10
5	680	Other bosk I heard being freed and driven into the woods.	10
5	707	I heard a wagon being driven from the camp.	10
5	763	You do not know what it is to have had a slave girl until you have had me!" I heard a second wagon being driven from the camp.	10
6	159	He had been driven from his father's village, for his attendance upon a young free woman of the village.	10
6	168	He had driven the yellow stake of claimancy into the dark soil, near the Verl, and had stood there, his weapons at hand, beside the stake, until the sun had reached the zenith and then, slowly, set.	10
8	126	I feared I might fall, I feared I might be unable to go on, that I might collapse! I was mad with terror! It kept me mercilessly at my limits, not permitting me to think, but only to run, frenziedly, madly, a driven, frightened, herded animal, seeking her cage.	10
8	173	Sometimes she must be driven away with snarls and bites.	10
8	209	The butt of the sleen whip struck me heavily, driven downward, between the shoulder blades, felling me.	10
9	154	I remembered the sting of the switch across the back of my thighs as Melina had driven me to the kennel.	10
9	545	A wedge was driven between the interior edge of the socket and the staff to tighten the wood in the socket.	10
12	805	We were such that we, too, being animals, could be run off, carried away, driven away, stolen, simply stolen.	10
24	61	Oh, I was sure that they were both excellent judges of women, yes, but of what sort of women, I asked myself, women stripped or lightly clad, women in collars or chains! And in what sort of venues had this superb taste in women been developed and honed? In the streets of Ar, seeing girls on leashes ...	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	One of these worlds was a world poisoning itself, a pathological world insane and short-sighted, greed-driven and self-destructive.	10
3	108	They had been driven from that bleak, rocky land by the mighty men of the high-roofed halls.	10
4	753	You would then give me this carving, in gratitude for having driven away your assailant.	10
12	165	Their gentleness has resulted, it seems, in their being driven to the world's end.	10
14	184	I recalled that Poalu had in the past driven her blade into his body somewhere in that vicinity.	10
24	372	With a girl like Arlene what man would not be driven half mad with lust? How marvelous she was.	10
26	8	It then began to snow, the crystals whipping against our faces, driven almost horizontally over the level and among the pinnacles and turrets of the jumbled, bleak terrain.	10
26	98	If the snow sleen had taken the scent of sleen in this area it might well be one or more sleen wandering on the ice, sleen driven by hunger from the inland areas.	10
33	59	With whips they were driven back further in the cell.	10

Book 13. (5 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	8	"Oh!" she cried, sobbing in the blindfold, driven before him, struck again by the long switch in his right hand.	10
8	24	She had never seen, I knew, Uchafu's market and she did not know where she was being driven.	10
15	296	Both could be driven home before I could hurl my captors from me.	10
24	50	"The raiders have been driven away".	10
47	41	Scarcely had he spoken but the skies opened up and, from the midst of the black, swirling clouds, while lightning cracked and shattered across the sky and branches lashed back and forth wildly in the wind, the driven, darkly silver sheets of a tropical rain storm descended upon us.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	280	The man who had driven the cab removed the silencer from his revolver.	10
2	285	"I have another pickup to make tonight," said the fellow who had driven the cab.	10
2	288	He who had driven the cab nodded.	10
2	291	"She gets off work at two," said he who had driven the cab.	10
12	351	Secondly, in battles, often male defenders have been slaughtered or driven off.	10
18	206	Kenneth did not wish me to be torn to pieces between tharlarion, driven in opposite directions.	10
21	177	Later in the morning, on the dusty road outside the posts, a two-wheeled cart passed, drawn by a small tharlarion, driven by a single driver.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	36	Many of the refugees, destitute, who had come to Lara had not been permitted to land at the quays, but had been driven further downriver.	10
9	182	She, the vain, proper, elegant young lady, so prideful, yet so confused and unhappy, so desperately concerned to profess, and adhere to, prescribed views, so conditioned to uncritically accept multiple stupidities, so concerned to be found acceptable by driven, self-seeking, moronic doctrinaires, no...	10

Book 16. (4 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	160	His guests, uncontrolled in their desire, driven half mad with passion, will mightily envy him his girl.	10
16	340	Instantly I was before him and caught him with a balled fist, driven upward into his gut.	10
19	401	Knowing herself as an owned animal, rightless, one forced to submit, one who must obey in all things, who must yield wholly to the master, holding nothing back, she can be driven to almost excruciatingly ecstatic orgasmic heights, experiencing sensations and raptures, perhaps enforced cruelly upon h...	10
20	1424	Not unoften is a would-be fugitive apprehended because, driven by her slave needs, she has no alternative other than to seek their assuagement.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	539	The men, I gathered, were drovers, members probably of the same crew that I had seen arrive earlier, those who had driven their kaiila, crying out and shouting, through the streets.	10
8	559	What I did not understand was why the personnel of the sales barn had not driven them away.	10
8	561	This was the more puzzling as, in the past, I had gathered, they had been, in similar situations, driven from the premises, being lashed across the calves.	10
12	236	"Har-ta! Faster! Faster! Har-ta! Har-ta!" They hurried on before him, stumbling and gasping, helplessly herded, driven, responding to his will and the imperious strokes of his whip, neck-chained and bound, his enemies.	10
13	774	"My head enclosed in the box," she said, "I heard a car being driven away.	10
13	775	It was doubtless my own, driven by the fellow with the chain".	10
14	294	I had certainly not driven a difficult bargain.	10
16	8	Most of the animals, however, had apparently been cut free and driven away.	10

Book 18. (5 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	449	He seemed to be a bitter, driven young man.	10
9	142	I was driven half wild, seeing her small hands so careful and attentive upon that encircling badge of servitude, calling attention to it, adjusting it.	10
12	37	It must wait to see in what direction it will be driven.	10
19	209	"They were being hunted, being driven, by a new people," said Cuwignaka.	10
44	484	Yet I think that more than a hundred and fifty Yellow Knives might already have perished, victims of that steep, dreadful trail, crowded from it, driven from it, trampled upon it, and some even falling under the weapons of their own fellows, fighting for space on the rugged ascent.	10

Book 19. (3 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	467	Sexually starved, and driven by their needs, they would then be forced to make do with whatever might be available, the best in such a case perhaps being the free woman.	10
11	240	Was the enemy so bitter, so determined? What had driven them to these passions of war? What was it that they desired in Corcyrus? "Sue for peace!" I said.	10
36	769	These things, doubtless in part because of his pride and self-image, his reluctance to accept tenderness, his fear of feeling and sentiment, his lofty conceptions of the attitudes and behaviors proper to his caste, had driven him half mad with frustration.	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	18	The stake was driven deeply into the ground.	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
16	994	Let him rather be driven from the hall with the blows of belts like a naked slave for his presumption!" "Would the court not find such a contest amusing?" inquired Belnar.	10

Book 21. (4 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	79	"Fled, driven away, killed.	10
8	100	Harnesses had been cut and they, it seems, had either been driven away or had wandered off.	10
25	1468	"I think the real reason," she said, "under everything, as you may have suspected, is that I was driven here, almost helplessly, a woman in desperate need of love, daring to enter this terrible place, but one where I knew men were, by my desire to meet a kindly man, by my loneliness".	10
26	47	You choose to make me again such a helpless, squirming, screaming thing, so much outside of myself, so helplessly at your pleasure? Do so, then, for I am a slave! Ah, Master, I see that I am again, whether I wish it or not, to be carried into the countries of my helplessness, that you have decided i...	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	689	If he was so cruel as to deny me his touch, of course, I would, driven by my needs, have to make do elsewhere.	10
19	133	Suddenly, driven in his need, impassioned, he tore open my robe.	10
20	314	"A man might be driven to distraction by a face and curves like yours".	10
24	488	"It could have been wandering far outside its customary range," I said, "perhaps driven by hunger, or thirst".	10
24	774	He is now a bitter man, one so driven with the desire for vengeance, his thirst for the blood of the girl who betrayed him, that he has little time to consider another, one who would gladly die for him".	10
31	229	Had he thought that he had known me? Well, perhaps now he was wondering if he had really, at all, known me! I leaped to my feet and moved sensuously but, too, as though prodded and shoved, as though driven, herded, to the slave wagon.	10
33	325	It had been, the force compounded by its own charge, driven through the body.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	223	In this fashion ropes are tied separately to the victim's wrists and ankles, these ropes then attached to the harnesses of two different tharlarion, which are, of course, then driven in opposite directions.	10
2	258	I saw that above and behind the head of each, thrust over nails driven into the logs, were small rectangles of oilcloth.	10
6	783	I supposed that it might be less than noble to drive a blade through the body of a drunken fellow in the dark, but it was probably preferable, all things considered, to having one driven through oneself.	10
9	135	Resistance was still such that few Cosians could reach the parapets, and those who did were usually driven back.	10
14	124	Then they will be driven from them.	10
17	190	It was like an ice pick suddenly driven into ice, but what burst forth was not ice but stone.	10
18	219	The spear was then driven into another.	10
20	176	Indeed, two trains of rafts now floated untethered in the harbor, and the other two trains floated loose, fastened only at one end, each still fastened to great pilings driven into the sand near guard stations, one on each side of the harbor.	10
21	1036	Conquerors have ever led away the women of the enemy, making them theirs, to be used for their purposes, for love, service and breeding, from the thonged, stripped, switch-driven captive females of defeated cave dwellers to the contemporary, crowded holds of slave ships plying the latitudes of gleam...	10
21	1271	Too, as women commonly desire clothing, particularly when in public, and given the master's options with respect to their clothing, most slaves strive to be pleasing, lest they be publicly exhibited, perhaps fastened nude in slave yokes and driven about the city by children with switches.	10

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	309	They, in their snatches of slave silk, sat, knelt or lay about a stout post which had been driven deeply into the ground to one side, to which post they were chained by the neck.	10
1	1225	There was also, to one side, at the edge of a carpet, a heavy stake driven deeply into the ground.	10
8	22	Too, the disturbance of their passage, given the noise, the splashing and such, had doubtless driven much of the normal game, particularly birds and fish, from the area.	10
14	225	Sometimes, too, animals desired for the arena are hunted in this fashion, usually to be driven, at last, by fire and spears into nets or cages.	10
14	249	More beasts clambered from the marsh, driven by those behind them.	10
19	896	A slave girl, I thought, however, would have done it much better, and, of course, in such a way that an observing master might be driven mad with passion.	10
27	713	"You might as well be driven with a whip," I said.	10

Book 25. (3 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	232	Driven from their lands, their stock muchly lost, or driven before them, they had come to the shelter of Ar's walls.	10
21	200	"'Perhaps he has been driven out of his wits by some brief glimpse of the beauty of Mistress,' I whispered".	10
27	829	"Cos can never be driven from Ar!" she said.	10

Book 26. (3 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	929	Surely it would be driven away, or killed.	10
10	343	I was being herded! I was now being driven upward, like a pig, toward what I knew not! Then, gasping, trying to hold the gag in my mouth, I sank to my knees before part of the stone mountain, a sheer wall of stone, at the end of the trail.	10
37	847	The lieutenant, this officer of the men in the black habiliments, seemed as tenacious as might be a sleen itself, this world's finest and most relentless tracker, a sleen on its scent, single-minded, implacable, driven.	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	437	Do you whimper, and cry out, and moan, and scream, and gasp, and clutch, and beg, and shudder and kick, and spasm helplessly and repeatedly? Have you never been driven mercilessly and helplessly, as if by whips, to slave orgasm? And then to another, and another, and to as many as your master chooses...	10
17	431	"What if one resists being driven?" asked Ellen.	10
17	435	"Sometimes a slave is driven for miles," said Lydia, "until, exhausted, her feet bleeding, she finds herself before a cage, into which she must hurry, crawling, closing the gate, which locks, behind her".	10
20	832	There must have been, she estimated, behind the tent and about it, some acres of slaves, chains of them, the chains doubtless secured in some fashion, perhaps fastened to heavy stakes driven deeply into the ground.	10
27	2003	She knew they were sometimes sent after runaway slaves, usually with the kill command after an escaped male slave, commonly with the herding command for a female runaway, that she may be returned, stumbling, gasping, exhausted, helpless and driven, bleeding, scratched, lacerated, back to the feet of...	10

Book 28. (19 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	441	She could scratch and bite, and hiss, and she had, more than once, to the amusement of her master, driven other females, bloodied and shrieking, from his vicinity.	10
21	182	"What are those things?" From several of the lower gates a number of unusual creatures, crowded together, clumsy, heavy, confused, bleating and whining, were driven by cries and whips into the arena.	10
31	33	She is then pulled by the hair to a kneeling position, and bound, mercilessly, and then, to the rejoicing, exultant shrieks of her nobler sisters, who find revels and festival in such things, she is pulled to her feet and driven, spit upon and jeered, muchly switched, to waiting guardsmen.	10
34	58	He felt it rip through his hands, pulled away, carried off into the wind-torn, rain-driven darkness, wound about some shifted, dislodged log.	10
43	22	"Save me!" The butcher's right paw held a long tool, pointed and rounded, and some eighteen inches in length, which would be driven cleanly, expertly, into the heart of the suspended food animal, which would then be drawn away on the contrivance of ropes and hooks.	10
44	172	Grendel's jaws then closed a little more, and Cabot fully expected to see pounding, driven, surging blood, released, suddenly gush and spatter forth, drenching Lord Grendel and the grass for yards about, spurting from the opened throat of a half-severed head.	10
46	13	"The exterior enemy, that outside the world, has been driven off," said one of their group.	10
46	50	They fear only to be driven off by their queens".	10
46	182	"Spikes, driven into the metal?" said a Kur.	10
50	34	Does she not, eagerly and piteously, driven by her aroused needs, as before, crawl to his slave ring, soliciting his least touch? Even were he a cruel and hated master, even of an enemy city, she could not help but behave so.	10
55	75	"They are being driven, herded, with sticks," said Cabot.	10
57	72	In the center of this tiny shelter two heavy stakes, some four inches in width, had been driven deeply into the ground, and attached to these stakes were heavy chains, one to each stake.	10
60	89	And then I was driven here, brought here, by a giant sleen".	10
69	22	They knew they were such as might be hunted by them, and torn to pieces by them, or might be apprehended by them, and then returned by them, being driven, herded, mercilessly, relentlessly, back to the mercies of dreaded, waiting masters.	10
70	40	Many is the female slave who, to save her life, driven, has fled to the cage, scrambled within it, and flung down the gate, locking herself helpless, weeping, within it.	10
73	163	"Perhaps," said Lord Arcesilaus, "our folk will become less precipitate, and driven, and become somewhat more civil, less inclined to hasty, violent response, if their needs and desires are fulfilled, if vessels are at hand, properties, which they may subject to their will, which they may rule, and ...	10
74	87	On a nearby post hung a damp, bulging bag, and, on a nail driven into the same post, on a small string, hung a small metal cup.	10
79	89	"I am of Earth! You cannot be serious!" "I have not fastened you standing at the post," he said, "your hands over your head, for I feared you might be driven against the post, and injured".	10
79	353	Perhaps Corinna had only herself to blame, as her veil work had driven her master mad with instant need.	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	928	"Bosk, and verr, and tarsks, were driven from our path," said a man.	10
19	27	Draft tharlarion, of which variety these were, are normally driven slowly, and with care.	10
19	87	He seemed to me a man driven, like a thing of nature, but from what or to what I did not know.	10
38	31	Catapult stones, too, were brought aboard, in hundreds, and "heavy arrows," almost spears, which might be sped either singly, as from ballistae, or, from a springal, in showers, their flight propelled by a single fierce blow, that from a horizontal spring-driven board.	10
39	13	Their tarn scouts had been routinely dealt with, removed from the sky or driven toward the coast, pasangs before our passage.	10
39	17	Some small boats had been attacked and driven back to the river bank.	10
41	50	The narrow snout of the sea sleen, driven into the shark at great speed, can destroy the capacity of gills to extract oxygen from the water, and crush cartilage.	10
43	132	"It is clear then," said Lord Nishida, "why he might seek a different, safer name for himself, as doubtless many others with us, who were driven from Ar, either as former members of the party of the Ubara, or of the occupational forces".	10

Book 30. (5 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	21	I thought them to be perhaps high slaves, perhaps of such beauty that, should it be bared, men might be driven wild with the need to seize and possess them.	10
9	453	"Many months ago," said Tajima, "we had been sorely defeated, and driven to the edge of the sea.	10
22	229	It is unlike an engine-driven shaft, as on a ballista, which might shatter a wall.	10
23	80	It was apparently only a tiny remnant of a once mighty force, driven about, harried, fought, defeated again and again, some seven or eight hundred men, perhaps a thousand, which, exhausted, bloodied, and starving, on a gray, cold morning, surrounded save for the sea, awaiting an onslaught they could...	10
25	40	I did learn, interestingly, that Lord Temmu had possessed at one time a navy, but that it had been substantially driven from the sea.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	206	We had driven for perhaps two hours when I began to whimper.	10
7	37	But more than once I had felt Tela's switch, and had been driven from the outer room, to the holding area, weeping and shamed, while the men laughed, to be chained, supperless, to the ring by my mat.	10
8	195	Some such wagons are driven by teamsters, others are conducted by small boys, with sticks.	10
20	1	I was kneeling on a mat, near the forward, right wheel of the first of our three wagons, that usually driven by Astrinax.	10
23	61	Our tharlarion had been driven off in the night.	10
26	169	After the abandoning of the wagons, several days ago, after the tharlarion had been driven away, we could no longer be shackled to a central bar.	10
32	68	As he had been driven forward the other Kurii had hastened to clear him a path, as though they were loath to make contact with him.	10
33	24	Through this portal, too, recently, Tiresias had been driven from the Cave, to wander sightless amongst the escarpments, the peaks, and crags.	10
36	35	Kleomenes had been twice at a camp of ours, when we first met him and his hunters, and, second, when he had visited us after his hunt, the night the tharlarion had been driven away.	10
37	168	He was driven from the hall, and, as I understand it, from the Cave.	10

Book 32. (11 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	211	For example, we are taught the licking and kissing of a man's whip in such a way that he may be driven mad with passion.	10
14	497	He was a shipwright, eccentric and unreliable, driven from Port Kar.	10
29	163	A defeated leader, if surviving, was banished from the group, being driven away into the forest, alone.	10
37	219	"You will be driven from the camp," said Tuza.	10
38	255	Smaller nets can be cast; larger nets may be spread between poles or trees, to intercept driven game.	10
39	161	Then the knife continued its rude work and Emerald and Hiza lay at men's feet, no different from other free women, perhaps more refined, gentler creatures, who might, say, have been driven from sacked, burning cities, snared on bridges by soaring tarnsmen, netted on outings, lured into taverns, seiz...	10
39	405	How she might have driven a man mad with passion.	10
48	138	"A panther not driven by hunger will often linger in the vicinity of prey, or follow it, at a convenient distance".	10
49	152	"Herds," she said, "ask no more than to be driven".	10
52	809	"How I tried to drive the thought of you from my mind! What storms of hate and denial I invoked to banish you from my heart! Was not the thought of you, or your image, in the corners of darkened rooms, in clouds, everywhere, in rain, in shimmering leaves, in high, green, bending grass? What had you ...	10
52	1027	I had just decided that he, mercifully, had decided not to cast the knife after all, when there was, close, to my left, at the level of my throat, a sudden, firm, unmistakable sound, like the slap of metal driven into wood, followed by the tremor of a briefly quivering blade.	10

Book 33. (8 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	91	If she is not found of interest, she is commonly driven away, naked, and shamed, or, sometimes, held for ransom, naked on a chain.	10
6	14	Eventually the primary remnants of the land forces of Lord Temmu, those separated from the holding, to which portions had retreated, cut off and undersupplied, had been driven to the very shore of Thassa.	10
9	126	Indeed, its remnants, in retreat, routed and worn, harried and driven, had been fortunate to reach the shelter of the holding.	10
10	51	I had ordered draymen to be driven from the wagons if necessary, but, insofar as possible, to be left unharmed.	10
10	106	The mighty wings of my tarn struck the air, and I saw one fellow stumble, his forearm over his eyes, lost in a sheet of driven dust, and I was aflight.	10
21	71	Long ago, on a dark night on a remote beach, the remaining land forces of Lord Temmu, defeated and routed, confronted with superior force on one side, the victorious warriors and Ashigaru of Lord Yamada, and roiling Thassa on the other, awaited their last battle, in which they would be driven into t...	10
31	166	It might be mentioned that it is not only hungry, desperate peasants, driven to extremities, who sell their daughters.	10
61	177	Who would not investigate such an anomaly? The great wings snapped over my head, dust pelting me, flames roaring to the sides, as though driven by the wind, the tarn hovering, and I grasped the flung, uncoiling, knotted rope, and, in a moment, was swinging wildly beneath the climbing tarn, the camp ...	10

Book 34. (9 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	376	Might not an axis be tilted, following fearful explosions, might not a core be split, might not such a world, sundered, be driven from its star, might not an atmosphere be poisoned? I supposed a world might die quickly, or slowly, perhaps by inches, almost unnoticed.	10
11	35	The bars of the cage had not been bent, but only prodded, which suggested the fish had been more curious than driven with the frenzy of hunger.	10
28	27	Indeed, a merchant who misrepresents his goods may have his business burned and his stock confiscated, may even be denied bread, fire, and salt, and be driven naked from the city.	10
50	176	"She will have the good fortune," he said, "of finding a pay wagon at hand, driven by a bearded, cloaked driver, a closed wagon".	10
59	63	I was desperate to look, as I could, through the opened portal, that of the first door, leading outside, that through which the verr had been driven.	10
59	145	We were being driven from the chute by hot irons.	10
61	64	The gate on the ground level, through which the verr had been driven out, was flung open, and a collared, Kurlike thing, bereft of harness, was prodded out, into the sunlight.	10
63	284	Whereas the desiderated attributes of the male slave are stamina, endurance, strength, and such, and male slaves may be driven hard and long, and treated mercilessly, the most obvious desiderated attributes of the female slave are such things as beauty, grace, softness, and femininity.	10
63	291	This is not to deny that coffled women, proportional to their stamina, size, and strength, may not be as weary, worn, driven, and miserable as coffled men.	10

Book 35. (3 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	208	"The girls of the Golden Chain," he said, "should be stripped, shackled, and switch-driven to the steps of the palace of the Council of Captains, there to be publicly whipped, that they may then the better learn that they are slaves".	10
42	86	"They are resisted, driven back, dismayed!" called a defender, elated.	10
46	571	No one yet cried out in fury, demanding that I be driven from the floor.	10

Book 36. (3 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
39	77	"In the fields, outside their walls," said Thurnock, "the townsfolk might perish, starving and thirsting, dying of exposure and beasts, driven away from palisades, forced into the wilderness, by hostile peasants, jealous of their lands and resources, their crops, animals, and stores.	10
48	62	When a battle has been successfully fought, and the enemy driven from the field, it is not uncommon for the victors to mark the field in such a way as to commemorate their victory.	10
48	185	"Defeated, sustaining dreadful losses, driven from the field," said he, "they flee to Sybaris, to lick their wounds, perhaps even to disband in humiliation and chagrin".	10