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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	50	I hadn't known what to expect, what these people would be like.	10
3	255	Though the tarn, like most birds, is surprisingly light for its size, this primarily having to do with the comparative hollowness of the bones, it is an extremely powerful bird, powerful even beyond what one would expect from such a monster.	10
6	158	After all, what did I expect? That she would thank me for saving her life? She had undoubtedly left me to the tharlarion, rejoicing in the luck of a Ubar's daughter, that her enemies might destroy one another while she escaped with her life.	10
9	130	"What news of the Home Stone of Ar and the daughter of Marlenus?" I asked, feeling it would be the sort of thing the warrior would expect me to be interested in.	10
10	139	"Did you expect to be dressed as a free woman?" I snapped.	10
13	11	As I was drawing on the two-strap, to guide the tarn to Ko-ro-ba, I saw something I did not expect to see, something directly below, which startled me.	10
14	18	I did not expect that I would be granted a swift death.	10
15	252	"And it was logical, was it not, to expect you to enlist the aid of your Kazrak, your sword brother?" "Yes," I said.	10
17	112	I suppose it was a gesture, nothing but a gesture, but, pitiful though it might be, it pleased me, and, to be honest, I did not expect to live to spend the coin.	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	73	The tarn-whistle, as one might expect, is used to summon the bird.	10
6	114	This does not mean that she will not expect to be beaten if she disobeys, or fails to please her master.	10
21	84	After all, did a slave not expect the iron? And the whip? I saw the other girls some thirty yards away, in camisks, the cheapest of slave garments, laughing and talking to one another, disporting themselves as pleasurably as free maidens might have.	10
22	31	"Nor have I," she said proudly, making it clear that she would ask me for nothing, and expect nothing of me, not even her life.	10
22	215	"Where," asked Targo, "in the camp of a legitimate slaver do you expect me to find clothing suitable to a free woman?" I laughed, and Targo smiled and left.	10
24	80	"How can we expect him to make sense?" asked Andreas of Kron.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	141	"Basic information, as you might expect, pertaining to language, mathematics, and the sciences, but he is also being taught the history and literature of Priest-Kings, Nest mores, social customs; mechanical, agricultural, and husbanding procedures, and other types of information".	10
19	66	I would expect to find the heart, or its correspondent organ or organs, in the thorax, but then I would have supposed that the respiratory cavities were also in the thorax and I knew that they were actually in the abdomen.	10
25	54	A metal grille had been bolted over the shaft but it was fairly light and I did not expect much difficulty in wrenching it loose.	10
25	121	A Gorean saying has it that they are brothers of the wind, and how could one expect such a creature to survive confinement? Like its brother the wind when the tarn is not free it has no choice but to die.	10
30	25	"The operation is not as difficult as you might expect and I have performed it many times".	10
33	115	Suppose that even now if they knew the truth—what would change? Would I really expect them—at least on the whole—to burn their robes, to surrender their claims to secret knowledge and powers, to pick up the hoes of Peasants, the needles of the Cloth Workers, to bend their energi...	10

Book 4. (16 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	256	I expect to have food, I expect the wagon to be clean, the axles to be greased, the bosk to be groomed".	10
4	65	He did not expect nor would he receive aid from his fellows.	10
7	73	The translation, as you might expect, was a difficult task, but I attempted to convey as much as I could of what the girl, piteously, the words tumbling out, attempted to tell me.	10
8	27	I originally regarded the Omen Year as a rather pointless institution, but I came to see later that there is much to be said for it: it brings the Wagon Peoples together from time to time, and in this time, aside from the simple values of being together, there is much bosk trading and some exchange ...	10
8	211	The first rider is, commonly, as one might expect, the more experienced, skilled rider.	10
9	466	"No, my dear," Saphrar was saying to the girl, "you must not expect satisfaction for this frightful injury which has been wrought upon you—you must not even think of the games—you must forget this unpleasant evening—you must try not to think of the stories that will be told of y...	10
12	243	They expect this and relish it.	10
15	130	"I expect," I said, "it might be found here or there in the House of Saphrar, a merchant of Turia".	10
16	47	"Then how do you expect to do so?" I inquired, hauling myself up after him.	10
16	53	"How do you expect to do that?" I asked.	10
19	15	"You are aware, of course," I mentioned, "that the Pleasure Gardens of so rich a man as Saphrar of Turia may contain a large number of female slaves—not all of whom might be trusted to keep silent—and some of whom will undoubtedly notice something as unusual as two strange warriors wan...	10
21	96	I did not expect I would leave as easily as I had entered.	10
21	156	Once two guardsmen came to the shop, searching it as I expect most other structures in the city were searched.	10
22	122	"I did not expect to see you in Turia," I said.	10
26	389	He draws his sword only in the name of gold, but I expect that now, Saphrar dead, those who employed the merchant may need new agents for their work—and that they will pay the price of a sword such as that of Ha-Keel".	10
26	474	"If I did not know better—I would expect to have found it in the wagon of Kutaituchik—the wagon of the Ubar of the Tuchuks".	10

Book 5. (22 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	118	I expect a great deal has to do with the girl's sensitivity to her audience, with her experience in playing to, and interacting with, different audiences, teasing and delighting them in different ways, making them think they will be disappointed, or that she is poor, and then suddenly, by contrast, ...	10
8	85	"I expect," I said, "I should undertake a bit of exploring".	10
10	24	"I expect it does," I said.	10
10	131	"I expect it does," I admitted.	10
11	385	I do not think drugs will be necessary, and I expect that a sparing use of the whip and slave goad will be sufficient.	10
12	68	"But," said the man glumly, "what can you expect with a Hinrabian on the throne of the Ubar".	10
12	241	"How does Cernus expect me to train barbarians?" she asked.	10
12	300	"How do you expect me to train uncollared slaves?" she asked.	10
12	333	How you expect me to train crippled barbarians I am not clear".	10
13	232	I expect the fact that I walked as a Warrior, a sword at my side, perhaps dissuaded individuals who might otherwise have attempted to cut a purse or threaten a throat were they not rewarded for leniency.	10
14	191	"I expect she is quite vain about it," speculated Cernus.	10
15	193	I expect both, and I am certain that Flaminius, recognized the errors and exaggerations of their own position, but neither was concerned with the truth; both were concerned only with victory, and pleasing themselves.	10
16	74	"What did you expect?" "I will hold the key to her belt as well," said Sura.	10
17	570	"Then," said I, "I shall expect from her uncommon pleasures," and turned and left.	10
17	702	"Further, I am confident that the men of the house will expect me to remain some time here".	10
18	532	"I expect," said Cernus, "that she will put on an excellent performance".	10
18	538	"Do you not wish to see the little beauty presenting herself on the block? I expect she, with the others, will bring much gold to the House of Cernus, which we may then invest in our cause".	10
19	171	I myself, in spite of my predicament, found myself being awestruck, again and again, by the beauty, the performances, the dances of the girls who were, lot by lot, brought before us; how beautiful are women, how fantastic, how tormenting, how superb, how marvelous, how excruciatingly maddening, and ...	10
21	299	It seemed to me obvious that the men who faced me intended to do so as a group; already two had been lured from the picket and had died; I did not expect that another of the four would singly rush upon me.	10
22	334	"Or perhaps he does not recall him," I conjectured, "for I expect he saw little other than his back".	10
22	480	The screams of the crowd were now deafening, though one could make out no words; the effect of the sound, as I flew through it, was, as I had often found it, a fascinating phenomenon, its pitch varying considerably, as one would expect, with my speed and position, particularly as I made the turns.	10
24	139	I expect they will learn much from the other materials, probably more than from Philemon".	10

Book 6. (21 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	180	The bantering of the young people in the morning, and the display of the girls in the evening, for in effect in the movements of the dance every woman is nude, have both, I expect, institutional roles to play in the life of the rence growers, significant roles analogous to the roles of dating, displ...	10
8	84	The fact, delightful to me, that Telima's skill was such that actual marsh gants frequently responded to her cries was, I expect, less delightful to those of Port Kar.	10
8	388	"Of the Peasants!" "You are, I expect," I said, "a master of the great bow".	10
8	475	"But I have won you and your people, and all these slaves," I told him, "that I might have my vengeance on you, for making me slave, and come rich with cargo to Port Kar!" "I expect that is not true," said Ho-Hak.	10
8	698	"If not," she said, "I expect you will have the barges sunk in the marsh, that we may all be fed to tharlarion".	10
8	738	"I am not a man," she said, "but I expect that a man would find Midice a not unpleasing wench".	10
8	806	"I should take you," I said, "and break your spirit!" "Yes," she said, "I expect you could do that, if you wished".	10
10	65	I did not expect to need their might, nor did I wish to extend them my service.	10
11	158	I did not expect the Ubars would cooperate with one another.	10
11	297	"What do you expect to do with them eventually?" I asked.	10
11	432	I did not expect these remarks from Samos.	10
13	282	I did not much care for the crusts, and the onions and peas, on which we fed, but I did not expect to be eating them long.	10
14	83	Because of my practices in connection with round ships, I did not expect Cos and Tyros to enter them seriously into any naval engagement with my fleet.	10
14	459	"I expect," I said, "when you return to Telnus, should you decide to do so, that you will make a reasonably full and accurate account of what has occurred here recently".	10
14	462	I expect to pick up some of them, however.	10
15	161	"How then," I asked the boy, "did you expect the kitchen master to consider whether or not you should be permitted to enter my presence?" The boy looked down.	10
15	245	I did not expect I would allow myself more such moments.	10
17	149	I did not expect to win the day.	10
17	382	I did not expect a great deal of damage to be done by these shattering bombs of burning oil, but I was counting on the confluence of three factors: the psychological effect of such an attack, the fear of the outflanking fleets, whose numbers could not yet well have been ascertained, and, in the conf...	10
18	6	"I expect," said the oar-master, "that in the rag of a slave he will eventually find his place at the bench of an arsenal round ship".	10
18	371	"I expect," she said, after a time, "the fleet will return in a few hours, and we shall be saved".	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	343	No one would expect me to stop at this time.	10
8	751	What did they expect! I did not care for their lesson.	10
11	382	In this relationship she finds herself most basically, most radically female, as she finds him most basically, most radically male; this relationship, that of the male master and the female slave, is, of course, as one would expect, a relationship which is pervasively and profoundly sexual; those wh...	10
11	768	And, I mused, the men of the black, disklike ship, who had brought me here, were not such that I would expect them, even if they should find me, which I regarded as unlikely, to return me to Earth.	10
12	153	What then did she expect, as a slave? It was no wonder that he had ridded himself of her, that she had been sold.	10
13	994	If she is displeasing, she must expect punishment.	10
13	999	If she does not do so she must expect the strap or lash.	10
13	1084	"No," he said, "I expect you did not know then that you would soon be at my mercy, tied naked across my saddle".	10
14	261	"On the other hand, if Rask of Treve wished to diminish or humble a woman, I expect he would do it quite well".	10
14	278	"I expect that in the arms of such a man as Rask of Treve any woman might find herself a slave".	10
15	54	"Did you expect to be sent to the tent of the women?" asked Ute.	10
15	930	I was, I expect, one of Ute's best workers.	10

Book 8. (23 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	149	"What did you expect her to do?" asked Samos.	10
1	166	Would she refuse the gold, the gems, the silks and silvers, and spilling coins, the choice wines, the servants and slaves, the security of the house of Bosk for the lonely freedoms and silences of the salt marshes of the Vosk's vast delta? Did she expect me to hasten after her, piteously begging her...	10
1	242	"I expect that a rich woman might pay a good price for you".	10
3	108	He might speak in the accents of Tyros, but startle you with his knowledge of the habits of wild tarns, knowledge one would expect to find only in one of Thentis.	10
3	443	But I found more in the tavern, which I did not expect to find.	10
4	16	I expect she would have more than she bargained for with great Thurnock, of the Peasants.	10
6	113	"Do you expect to deal with panther girls?" he asked, smiling.	10
6	131	"But I expect," I said, "that she will have little difficulty in falling in with Verna's band".	10
6	245	"Then," I said, "I expect you will fall in with sleen, or forest panthers".	10
6	252	I did not expect it would take long for Verna's girls to pick her up.	10
6	811	One may sometime lead the individual to expect an attack in one area, and then strike in another".	10
8	145	They would not expect to be ambushed in their own camp.	10
11	335	"And I expect that by now she has left the camp".	10
12	79	Cos and Port Kar, of course, are enemies, but, if the Companion Price offered to Lurius were sufficient, I would not expect him to hesitate in giving me the girl.	10
13	104	"Do you expect the men of Tyros to protect you?" I asked.	10
13	217	"The next time, I expect," I said, "it will make its strike".	10
15	263	Normally, however, I did not expect to be within earshot of the enemy.	10
15	764	And then, when she was unready, when she did not expect it, he would, with the coiled whip, administer to her the slaver's caress.	10
16	232	I did not expect it would be drunk by all of the panther girls, but, if I could deprive the men of Tyros of more of their dangerous, beautiful allies, it would be to my advantage.	10
17	43	When they awakened they would expect it would be morning and they would resume their march.	10
18	300	I did not expect he would awaken for several hours.	10
18	665	Further I had heard they did not expect to make contact with Sarus for another day or two.	10
22	663	"I expect so," I said.	10

Book 9. (12 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	I expect she was pleased at the authority, and the trust and freedom, which I accorded her.	10
1	190	Accordingly, one would expect that the implementing moralities would, also, be considerably different.	10
2	221	This is incorrect but the Initiates are just as well off, I expect, in their conjectures.	10
3	228	"Less mad I expect than Ivar Forkbeard," I said.	10
5	259	"I expect so," I said.	10
6	451	"Now," laughed Ivar Forkbeard, "I expect that these nights Svein Blue Tooth rests less well in his furs".	10
7	58	They are also excellent in the prevention of nutritional deficiencies at sea, in long voyages, containing, I expect, a great deal of vitamin C.	10
10	108	Incidentally, for what it is worth, though the southern girl is, I expect, worked less hard than the northern girl, who is commonly kept on an isolated farm, she is more often than her northern sister put to the switch or whip; I think she lives under a harsher discipline; southern masters are harde...	10
10	131	Gautrek can perform this small task, I expect".	10
10	221	"What do you expect to do with that paring knife?" asked Bjarni of Thorstein Camp, looking at me, puzzled.	10
11	223	"But," said the Kur, "as there are many of us, we will need provisions, which we will expect you to furnish us".	10
11	242	But I did not expect men of Torvaldsland to give up female slaves.	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	503	One thing the Kur would not expect would be that I would surrender the shield of invisibility; one thing he would not expect would be that it would be I, myself, who would present myself to his weapon.	10
26	495	Perhaps Vella had thought she would be dealing with a pliant, manipulable man of Earth; but then not even all men of Earth are such; did she not know that; they, the girls, on the other hand, given their different cultural background, did not expect vacillation and weakness from a man, but what they...	10
2	216	Sometimes their girlish amusement does not turn out as they expect.	10
3	220	"At what place might I expect to find the noble Zev Mahmoud?" I inquired.	10
5	407	"South," he said, "is Aretai territory!" "It seems unlikely they would expect you to move in that direction," I said.	10
5	418	"I'm sure I do not know," I said, "but I expect they are ample to accomplish what they have determined to do".	10
7	510	"I expect so," I said.	10
10	303	"What do you expect to find there?" I asked.	10
12	661	"Yes," I said, "I expect so".	10
12	676	"They will expect me, soon, to bring you through".	10
13	149	"I expect to have better fortune," said the man.	10
17	259	In such an environment one would expect the holding instinct would be as near to inflexible as such an instinct could be.	10
21	420	It did not expect to find a human at the ship.	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	850	First, it seemed to me, incredibly, that this was fitting, what was being done to me; I had been proud and vain before men; what did I, truly, expect men, such men, men on a world such as this, to do about that? As his force struck me, I felt, strangely, "Be disciplined, Woman".	10
7	262	That is too much to expect now from an ignorant girl".	10
8	300	No girl could expect a master to be patience with her twice.	10
8	304	How could they expect me to work like the larger, stronger girls? Would I not be overcome with heat and exhaustion in the fields? And would I then be lashed, or worse, for malingering? I continued toward the hut of Thurnus, my master, on my hands and knees.	10
9	1549	Does a slave girl not expect slave rape? Some masters enjoy having their girls raped occasionally; it serves to remind them that they are slaves.	10
14	69	Did he expect us to fight like men? How small and weak we felt.	10
21	30	Did I not know I was a slave girl? What did I expect? To be treated as a free woman? How vast a thing, how vicious and disproportionate it was that I, a mere slave girl, for so small a fault, if fault it was, had sentenced him to the tortures of the galleys.	10
22	27	It would be torture to belong to her, not only from the shame of being forced to serve her perfectly, but because she would expect me to adopt her values and conform absolutely to them, values which involved her proud, determined independence of men, and her contempt of them.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	119	A casual individual would never expect that the seemingly incoherent design on a girl's ribbon would conceal a message which might be significant, or fateful.	10
2	763	I did not expect, however, that I would get good odds.	10
3	921	In a year or so, unless it was harvested, it would be of acceptable slave length, and one might expect it later to be suitably long, glossy, and attractive.	10
4	23	I did not expect to see him again.	10
5	108	"To be sure," I said, "I expect they could find better things to do than die on your walls".	10
6	917	"Did you expect to escape the brand?" I asked.	10
11	71	"When do you expect your tarnsmen to return?" I asked.	10
14	143	"You would expect to carry a girl off in a sled drawn by white-skinned slave beasts! What a scoundrel you are! How insulting!" "I will borrow a snow sleen," said Imnak.	10
14	165	"Surely you do not expect me to ride behind so poor a beast?" inquired Poalu.	10
15	309	"That is little enough to expect from a slave," I pointed out.	10
15	534	"What do you expect them to say?" "I suppose you are right," I said.	10
17	145	"If the ice beasts cannot find Karjuk, how can we expect to do so?".	10
22	322	You surely cannot expect sleen to come over to be harpooned if you are not even going to be civil to them".	10
22	329	"When the sleen are dead, how can you expect them to know they are thanked?" I asked.	10
26	300	"Red hunters do not expect to die," he said.	10
28	142	What did she expect? She was a slave.	10
35	61	I did not know how long the charge in the unit would last but I did not expect to be needing it long.	10
35	700	Similarly I did not expect them to note, under the loops of chain, with the standard lens resolutions they would use, similar to those in Half-Ear's compartment, I supposed, that she lacked the slender steel collar of the Gorean slave girl.	10

Book 13. (20 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	733	"I expect to have no dealings with him," I said.	10
5	163	"Not particularly," I said, "but I will expect you to keep yourself reasonably clean from now on.	10
7	90	"It is a mad project," said Uchafu, "but what can one expect of the barbarians of the interior?" "It would open the Ua river to the sea," I said.	10
8	90	"I did not expect you would handle my response to your Ubara's Spearman to Ubara five as you did," I told him.	10
10	38	These taxes, though doubtless much went to the shrewd Kipofu, for monarchs expect to be well paid for bearing the burdens and tribulations of office, served to obtain benefits and insurances for the governed.	10
15	264	How does he expect to get his gold?" "He is quite intelligent, even brilliant," I mused.	10
18	72	I supposed that if one did not wish to work, one might well expect to starve.	10
23	344	"They will not expect us to head west, and there are tools there".	10
24	29	"They will expect us to do that," I said.	10
25	48	"I do not expect to see canoes of Ukungu," said Kisu, "but if we do, you will, thus bound, perhaps not be tempted to leap into the water and swim to safety".	10
34	484	"Surely you do not expect me, an Earth woman, to please a man, I mean really please him, of my own free will?" she asked.	10
43	80	One does not expect to find rich ornaments on the body of a captured woman.	10
48	166	On the other hand, they are subject to the whip, and, if they are displeasing, they must expect to be punished, in one way or another.	10
52	90	"We did not expect to see you again," I said.	10
53	43	"But I do not expect you to believe that," he said.	10
53	115	"I did not expect to survive this journey, nor to return," he said.	10
54	61	"He did not expect to survive, for some reason.	10
54	64	"Why did he not expect to survive?" asked Bila Huruma.	10
54	139	On the Ua, as you might expect, he found it of great utility".	10
57	321	I would advise you, however, should the ruling, as I would expect, be in your favor, to consider the adoption of an honest occupation.	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	265	She did not expect to receive any of the wine.	10
7	634	And surely she did not expect me to be strong, and to take her in hand, as would have a Gorean master.	10
7	781	"Do you truly expect me to believe that you have nothing in store for me?" "I will not abuse you," I said.	10
13	231	"I expect you yield well indeed, Slave," I said to her.	10
13	367	"I expect you yield well indeed, Slave," I had said to her.	10
13	396	"You ask nothing, but you expect much".	10
16	141	Similarly most cities will have their "Street of Brands," on which street, or in which area, one would expect to find the houses of its slavers.	10
16	215	"Surely you do not expect me to pay for this?" she asked.	10
18	101	"I expect that you will make coins for Barus and myself".	10
18	192	Too, it seems she was spending longer with the slaves than one would normally expect.	10
20	189	"What can one expect of collared sluts?" "I wonder, though, what it would be like to feel such emotion," mused the Lady Florence.	10
24	121	How distant she is from the squirming, gasping slave! One would not expect the free woman, for example, to beg and plead, to writhe and scream with need.	10
24	170	"Do you expect to be soon collared and branded?" I asked.	10
34	170	It is precisely what one would expect to find in a powerful, male-dominated society.	10

Book 15. (14 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
10	250	"How do you expect to earn your keep?" I asked.	10
10	251	"I do not expect to earn my keep," she said.	10
10	252	"I expect you to earn my keep".	10
10	253	"And what do you expect to do in return?" I asked.	10
10	263	"I expect that would be advisable," I said.	10
10	295	"I am to work the day," I said, "and then, do half the work of the room or lodgings?" "Do not expect me to perform menial labors for you," she said.	10
11	118	"Do not expect me to believe that Master is a man of Earth," she said.	10
15	188	"An Ahn or two, I expect," I said.	10
18	36	That scarcely seems what one would expect from the courier of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
25	60	"We can expect no aid, then, from Victoria?" said Callimachus.	10
26	39	This type of chaining, a double chaining, is usually done only by a man who is in a strange city, and does not know, fully, what to expect.	10
27	119	"None would expect that the topaz would be hidden in such a place," I speculated.	10
30	406	How can a girl expect such laxities to go unnoticed, or unpunished? Policrates then nodded to the men who held me.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	89	I did not expect that prisoners would be taken.	10
8	58	As she was not a free woman I did not expect her to be armed, but there was no point in taking chances.	10
9	85	Yet the enemy will expect us to dart for that opening".	10
10	104	"That suggests that you expect to use it".	10
11	222	Their nature, their varieties and types, and their meanings, are limited only, as you might expect, by the widely ranging imaginations of the lovely slaves and their strong masters.	10
17	182	Take me!" "Surely you would not expect me to press myself upon you, with you at your present disadvantage," I said.	10
18	91	To be perfectly candid, however, the slave girl is a lovely, vulnerable, highly sensitive organism; the rational master commonly, unless she chooses to be troublesome, handles her with delicacy and affection; if she is displeasing, of course, even in small ways, she must expect to be shown little or...	10
19	791	"Did you expect your insolence to be overlooked?" I asked.	10
19	966	Those slavers who are natively Gorean expect arrogance and insolence from Gorean free women, who, after all, are free, but they do not find it acceptable in Earth women, whom they regard for the most part as uncollared slave stock.	10
19	983	You must expect to be marketed, to be bought and sold, and mastered, perfectly, completely.	10
20	1384	"Do not expect, simply because we are both of Earth origin, that this will soften your slavery.	10
20	1582	Many have the run of cities and fields; they meet with friends, who, too, of course, will be in tunics and collars; they enjoy wandering about, frequenting the parks, at least those in which they are allowed, and long, winding, colorful streets; too, they are frequently, as they are women, as one mi...	10
20	1857	She must expect, love slave or not, for example, to be lashed if she is not pleasing.	10
20	1955	She could be disposed of in a market, and must expect such if she were less than fully pleasing, as easily as any other slave.	10
21	812	"How could you expect an Earth girl, one literate, well-read, informed, educated, a student in a sophisticated discipline, and so on, to admit even to herself, let alone to another, that she is miserable and frustrated, and lonely, and sexually and emotionally starved, and fearfully unhappy—a...	10
21	813	How could you expect her to admit to herself, let alone to another, that she desires to be owned, fully, that she longs to be a slave, that she wants to kneel naked before a man, and wear his collar—and know even the cut of his whip".	10

Book 17. (19 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	345	If she cannot even function at the paws of a kaiila what should one expect in one's own furs? If she cannot even do well with an animal, what reason is there to expect that she could do better with a man? The most significant aspect of this test, of course, is that it gives masters a means for deter...	10
1	211	"Surely you could not expect such things to move easily about among men?" asked Samos.	10
1	368	"So," said I, "naturally they expect not to address us first, but to be first addressed".	10
1	377	"I expect so," I said.	10
1	431	I was uncertain as to what alien protocols the creatures might expect us to observe.	10
1	1095	Similarly a man of the high cities would not expect to be publicly rewarded for having speared a tarsk or slain an urt.	10
1	1133	"Even with the small bow," said Samos, "surely he cannot expect to best five men".	10
2	38	Too, they would expect us to be as eager, as zealous, as they, to bring about the destruction of Zarendargar.	10
2	167	"Do you expect the Sardar to take action?" I asked.	10
4	220	"I would not expect even Dust Legs to resist this cargo".	10
8	596	Untrained men often expect assaults to occur frontally.	10
13	185	"Did you expect, on Earth, ever," I asked, "to wear a slave tunic?" "No, Master".	10
13	1290	"Expect, then, to be trained," I said.	10
13	1395	Did she expect me to comfort her? She turned her head to the side, and laid her left cheek on the blankets at my feet.	10
14	99	Too, if they thought the goods sound, they might think they had been paying too highly for them in the past, or expect that future dealers would deal with them similarly, which, of course, they would not be likely to do, nor be able, realistically, to afford to do.	10
17	298	What could he want of me? I was a free woman! Could he expect of me some ignoble act of submission, some gross token on my part of my acceptance of a new reality in my life.	10
18	197	"We will expect you, then," said Grunt, "to intercede for us with the Kaiila".	10
19	633	"They will not expect a white man to keep his word," said Grunt.	10
19	787	I did not expect to see Alfred, or his men, again.	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	132	One cannot expect identical regularities in meaning and usage to obtain in diverse linguistic communities.	10
7	125	"Did you expect to be displeasing with impunity?" I asked.	10
7	270	If you depart from the narrow line of slave perfection by so much as a hort you may expect a cuffing, or the lash".	10
7	493	Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to...	10
12	263	One would not expect human speech from a she-kaiila, for example, even if she were not in her herd.	10
14	98	"Surely you cannot expect us to permit the existence of false ideas in the compound?" he asked.	10
15	47	"Hci, then," I said, "did not expect to obtain Winyela".	10
16	154	"So expect to be treated as one," I said.	10
22	106	"If there is resistance it seems natural to expect it at that point, particularly if it is organized.	10
28	110	It is particularly significant when one understands that the women know very well that if they fall into the hands of the enemy, with their hair shorn, they may expect to be sold into low slaveries, such as agricultural servitudes or those of the mills.	10
34	362	Nonetheless they are the sorts of garments in which a girl, if she is a slave, will come to expect herself to be placed, if she is permitted clothing at all.	10
39	78	"Please, no!" "Do not expect affection," I said.	10
39	79	"Expect, rather, Slave, only to serve your master with total perfection".	10
40	351	"You cannot expect them to just walk out," said a man.	10
42	13	We did not expect that such laxity would be repeated in the future.	10
42	90	They must expect me to hold my ground.	10
47	11	"You expect, then," asked Cuwignaka, "only one more major assault".	10
47	71	"They expect all opposition to crumble before them, at their very appearance," said Cuwignaka, bitterly.	10
47	78	"Then," I said, looking upward, "I think we may soon expect the Kinyanpi".	10
56	105	"They did not expect you to come to the Barrens," he said.	10

Book 19. (25 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	325	I watched them drinking in the customary fashion, as one would expect.	10
2	446	"What do you expect from a slut," laughed another.	10
3	336	"Girls such as I must expect to be marked," she said.	10
3	951	Do not expect to see complex machines and spaceships".	10
4	361	At certain times I had been conducted to my quarters I had thought that sessions of important councils had been scheduled, councils at whose sessions it would be natural to expect the presence of the Tatrix.	10
6	687	"Hereafter," I said, "when I wish to go somewhere, or do something, I shall expect you to respect my wishes".	10
6	739	"Then," I said, triumphantly, "I shall expect you to arrange a tour".	10
7	141	When a female slave is given the releaser she knows that she may soon expect to be hooded, and bred.	10
8	34	"On the other hand, do not expect it to compromise overly much with its women.	10
8	181	To be sure, one would expect such a confession only from a woman whose needs were both desperate and deep, a woman who had needs such as might characterize slaves.	10
19	72	"But I shall expect you to show marked and rapid improvement in these matters," he said.	10
21	19	I did not think they would expect me to keep to the road.	10
21	21	Too, I did not think they would expect me to retrace the route to the Viktel Aria.	10
21	24	They would expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward.	10
24	203	"Did you expect to be intricately measured, to be toe-printed, and such? You are not a high slave.	10
26	201	And who would not be fond of such an incredible source of pleasure? But she is to be kept under strict discipline, and, if she fails to be pleasing in any way, she must expect to be rebuked, most often with the lash.	10
28	42	If they did so, how long could they expect to remain free? Any woman who dares to appear so before men, and dance, it is said, is in her heart a slave.	10
29	126	Ar would surely be one of the last places in the world in which one would expect to find her".	10
30	229	For example, one would expect, eventually, that the street where Tesias wrote such and such a poem, or set of poems, such as, say, the Oracles of the Talender, will become more simply something like "Tesias Street" or even, as Tesias himself might have preferred, "Talender Street".	10
31	203	The greatest honor I might expect in connection with such a chair was to be permitted to crouch or lie at its foot, or, perhaps, to be chained by the neck to its side.	10
32	90	In this fashion we expect Miles of Argentum to be satisfied.	10
33	350	They were splendidly clear, and usefully and intimately detailed, even to conjectured shackle sizes, just as one would expect of descriptions of a female in a slave garment.	10
36	89	Indeed, most men expect far more of an educated slave than of one who is not educated.	10
36	319	"If you are not fully pleasing, what must you expect?" he asked.	10
36	666	One might expect such chairs to be occupied by administrators, praetors, high officers, masters of large households, and so on.	10

Book 20. (26 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	499	The principle involved is that certain surfaces are reflected in such a way that the observer is led to misinterpret his visual data; for example, he is led to take a reflected surface, a mirrored surface, in a given location, for an actual or real surface in a different location; he normally does n...	10
1	157	The population of Lydius, as one might expect, is a mixed one, consisting of individuals of various races and backgrounds.	10
1	639	"Do not expect masters to be so lenient with your stupidity in the future," I said.	10
2	950	Binding is something a slave must expect.	10
2	1208	"I expect its terminology, and such, was clear," I speculated.	10
6	57	"But I expect I see more of you than most," he said.	10
6	233	"Yes," she said, "but do not expect a coin from me".	10
6	700	"Surely you could not expect more from a free woman".	10
6	716	"In any event," he said, "you surely cannot expect me to consider you seriously in connection with the free companionship".	10
7	247	"At least you now have a golden courtesan," I said, "and I expect that she will prove profitable in the tent as well".	10
9	99	"It is my conjecture," I said, "that they did not expect you to complete your journey successfully".	10
10	282	"That will depend, I expect," I said, "on what I find in Brundisium".	10
10	653	I expect to have them again.	10
10	689	"I expect to be back by evening," I said.	10
10	873	I could not, of course, expect that degree of awareness from a free woman.	10
16	565	At this point Chino delivered to Lecchio one of the numerous kicks in the shins, and such, which the crowds had come to expect in these diversions.	10
16	1059	"And," asked the player, "if you should win, and claim, this forfeit, what might I expect to be your pleasure?" "That you be boiled alive in the oil of tharlarion," said Temenides.	10
18	503	But by the time it might occur to someone, recollecting my connections with the troupe of Boots Tarsk-Bit, that a trick of so devious a nature might be not only practical but, given the peculiar circumstances of my escape, likely, I did not expect to require the eccentric premises of my unusual hidi...	10
18	513	In a city the size of Brundisium, in an hour of confusion and tumult, with soldiers rushing about, coming and going with orders and reports, with agents sometimes in uniform and sometimes not, I did not expect to be easily recognized.	10
19	29	"And is not that the last place one would expect to find Bosk of Port Kar?" I inquired.	10
19	61	Too, my men might expect this sort of thing.	10
20	103	That is what one would expect.	10
20	104	Yes, I thought, that is exactly what one would expect.	10
21	117	"Do you expect to leave this place alive?" "Of course," he said.	10
21	399	She must now expect to be held in contempt, as a despicable object and worthless animal, and must strive mightily to please, lest she be lashed, or slain.	10
21	593	"It was merely that I did not expect them to do so".	10

Book 21. (19 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	225	I would now expect perfect obedience from her.	10
4	225	"And I expect to receive the respect and courtesy due a guest," I said.	10
9	202	"Besides, in the morning," I said, "I expect you will be returning to Brundisium".	10
12	74	"Then you cannot expect me to begin fighting," he said.	10
13	261	"Do you expect to find all the women on your seizure lists?" I asked the officer.	10
14	105	"What can you expect?" said Hurtha.	10
15	20	He did not seem to me the sort of fellow from whom one might expect letters of safety, licenses of passage, or bureaucratic services.	10
15	82	She was not trained, of course, but one does not expect training in a free woman.	10
15	335	"Ar would seem to have no choice but to act as you expect," I said.	10
16	467	"Yes," I said, "or if you were allotted I expect it would be as a particularly delicious gift".	10
16	566	She is, of course, to be kept under close discipline, and must expect, if she is not fully pleasing, to be promptly and effectively punished, sometimes severely, that is, to be dealt with as she deserves, and as the slave she is.	10
16	648	I do not expect much of you".	10
16	1385	"So you would expect me to say morning, but, you see, it is already past morning.	10
24	647	The high women of a conquered city, the daughters of its ubar, and such, must expect to be branded and collared.	10
25	887	We expect her to be in frequent demand".	10
25	1341	They want to know them with a depth, detail, and intimacy that it would be quite inappropriate to expect of, or desire from, a prideful free companion, whose autonomy and privacy is protected by her lofty status.	10
25	1818	How could she expect to do so, with her strength, only that of a female? But this time, even so, it seemed to me she had pulled less strongly than before.	10
26	377	"One does not usually expect to find a free woman chained naked in a slave alcove in a brothel".	10
26	1024	Don't you really think so? What self-respecting rapist or slaver would be abroad at this hour? What would he expect to find? A miniature domestic sleen among the garbage cans? A brawny teamster bringing in produce from the country? Similarly I assume you live in a frequently patrolled, well-to-do di...	10

Book 22. (30 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	702	And if so, what might that mean? Did it suggest, I wondered, that I in my helplessness might then expect to be the object of persistent and unusual predations? "They are all superb slave meat," said the guard.	10
10	88	Such things would be only a beginning, perhaps only a small beginning, and doubtless not even a necessary beginning, of what men would expect of me.	10
10	145	"But a slave must expect to be sold," he said.	10
10	815	Coming nude before men, and stripping herself, or being stripped, before them are things such as a slave girl must expect.	10
10	816	After all, what else could she expect? She is, after all, a slave.	10
11	254	Perhaps then they would expect too much.	10
11	259	Perhaps most of them did not expect me, really, to be brought out on the stroke of the nineteenth bar.	10
11	317	But you must expect that.	10
11	430	"She is a treasure," said Mirus, "and, in time, we expect her to become exceptionally good".	10
11	620	"In time, however," said Mirus, continuing his transactions, "we expect her to feel at least some minimal slave heat".	10
11	1241	I was not really responding to him, or at least in no overt way I was really aware of, but I think he did not really mind this, or, at the time, expect anything much different.	10
11	1290	To be sure, the slave must sometimes expect to be used with complete unilaterality.	10
13	725	But then a girl must sometimes expect the whip, I suppose.	10
13	1184	Though you will not be able to use your hands I expect that you will enjoy it, just the same".	10
14	207	To be sure, she doubtless did not expect to be found out".	10
20	126	"When do you expect to deliver it?" he asked.	10
25	162	"Do you expect Tela to do your work?" he asked.	10
25	215	He had taken advantage of me, even warning me to silence! Was it not my master's fault, for letting me go out of the tent in what was little more, in effect, than a collar and a G-string? To be sure, I did yield well, but what was I to have done? What did Aulus expect? I was a slave! Surely in his o...	10
25	234	I hoped that Tela did not expect me to finish it.	10
26	108	"Too," he said, "I expect you pay that much, or more, for the fellows you get from illicit suppliers".	10
26	124	Any female taken to Gor, I suppose, must expect to learn at least the rudiments of slave dance.	10
28	133	Thus they may expect suitable subserviences".	10
29	173	To be sure, almost all female slaves on Gor must expect to be put to domestic labors, cooking, sewing, cleaning, washing, ironing, and such.	10
29	176	How, then, could we expect to be exempt from them? Sometimes even high pleasure slaves in the palaces of ubars must, if only to remind them that they are slaves, on their hands and knees, stripped and chained, scrub floors.	10
29	734	"In what city or village would you expect your antecedents not to be inquired into? Where would you get your collar off? Would you still not wear a brand?" She sobbed.	10
29	1047	"If we leave this fellow behind us, and he recovers, as he seems a very determined fellow," he said, "I would expect he would resume your pursuit".	10
29	1167	"Expect no mercy from me," he said.	10
31	307	I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck.	10
34	327	As you remain as you are, so soft, so lovely, so attractive and desirable, you must expect to continue to face the risks and perils attendant on your beauty, on a world such as this, where it is a common mode of currency, a familiar means of exchange, where it may be used to bribe traitors, and be g...	10
34	643	I might be slain for a lie, and must at the least expect to be punished severely.	10

Book 23. (34 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	1263	One would not expect a free woman to request permission to speak or to kneel before you, but one would expect such things of a female slave.	10
1	421	It says to them that they have been caught, and may now expect to be treated as they deserve.	10
1	584	After all, must they not expect such? Are they not slaves? "I cannot believe the feelings I had," she whispered.	10
1	595	It also, of course, as one would expect, by means of various devices, legal and otherwise, clarifies it and renders it more efficient.	10
2	74	The Cosians, I think, did not expect such resistance".	10
2	290	Lacking such a "redemption" they might then expect to find themselves, sooner or later, sold as slaves.	10
6	375	"Perhaps you will find some fellow willing to do so," I said, "who will then expect that you will fling yourself into his arms, agreeing to be his companion".	10
6	395	On Earth, as I understand it, there are certain romantic notions about, for example, that heroes may expect to "win" damsels in distress, so to speak, by the performance of certain heroic behaviors, behaviors which, for example, might bode little good to dragons, evil wizards, wicked knights, and su...	10
6	730	"I do not expect to do so," I said.	10
7	15	A horrifying hangover, too, considering the entire situation, was not too much to expect.	10
8	135	"How did you expect to escape the palisade?" I asked.	10
8	418	"If you were not pleasing," I said, "then, like a slave, you would have to expect to be punished".	10
11	84	Too, of course, rules and expectations should be clear and consistent, and the slave must understand, and expect, that any shortcomings, lapses, laxities, infringements or transgressions on her part from these rules and expectations will be reliably and predictably dealt with.	10
11	158	"Do you expect me to believe that?" he asked.	10
12	163	"Cosians, like those of Ar, or elsewhere, expect those whose allegiance has been freely given to serve as those who have given their allegiance freely, and not as merchants or mercenaries".	10
13	75	"I would expect them to do so," I said, "with stones, and oil, and javelins".	10
13	206	"I would expect the attack to begin in the morning," I said.	10
13	216	"You would not expect them to go to all that trouble for a mere free female, would you?" "Monster," she said.	10
15	78	If it were to rise again, which I did not really expect, or not significantly, under the current circumstances, presumably that would be shortly before their departure from the cell.	10
15	355	"Did you not expect to tear off your veil before Cosians?" I asked.	10
15	422	"What did you expect to do," I asked, "if, say, Cosians, or others, in darkened buildings or flaming streets, came upon you?" "I had thought I would have had my letter of safety," she said.	10
15	459	To be sure, many buyers, when they buy more than one item, expect a discount on one or both of the items.	10
15	694	I expect him in a bit, the assaults now having abated".	10
16	156	"This is as far as we could expect to get with her, unchallenged, she in her guise as you.	10
16	170	"No matter!" "Those of Ar's Station," I said, "will expect to see her on the spear.	10
16	395	In such a case, presumably the woman would expect the master who has then put claim on her to free her.	10
20	28	"So long ago," I said, "you did not expect relief from Ar?" "I was right," he said, bitterly.	10
21	850	The rape of a slave, on the other hand, as one might expect, is usually regarded as little or nothing.	10
21	891	"Do you expect to escape punishment?" he asked.	10
21	1001	If she is not pleasing, she must expect to be punished.	10
21	1372	"But inasmuch as the crimes of the free woman are seldom held against the slave, for the slave is only an animal, and has her own concerns, and fears, such as whether or not she is sufficiently pleasing, and so on, I would expect it to be simple, and uncompromised".	10
24	491	This is what one would expect, considering its display purposes.	10
24	697	But by then she is already a slave, and has come to expect such things, given her status.	10
24	698	Too, she will not only understand such things, and expect them, but, as her Gorean sister now, will welcome them, recognizing their appropriateness.	10

Book 24. (33 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	153	What more could one expect of a Dina or Lita? Do not blame them.	10
1	340	Yet I did not expect one would occur.	10
2	167	"I expect," I said, "that you would serve him, in those Ahn, dutifully enough".	10
2	207	"I do not think he was going to whip you," I said, "though I expect he is quite capable of it, and would unhesitantly do so if it seemed appropriate, or upon various occasions, if it pleased him".	10
3	392	It was then he speculated that you would least expect pursuit, that you would be most off your guard.	10
3	410	He did not expect the thrust when it came, laterally, between the ribs, smoothly, only to the heart, no deeper, withdrawn instantaneously.	10
8	18	"Do not expect to be fed," he snarled.	10
11	19	"In the sanguine prosecution of your espionage, sleen," smiled the officer, "I wager you did not expect to find yourself as you are now, at our mercy, serving us, yoked in the delta".	10
16	60	"It is for such reasons," I said, "that I expect there will be fewer Cosians in the north".	10
16	61	"You expect more in the south?" "Of course," I said.	10
16	62	"They will expect you to take just that course, to avoid the crossing of the Vosk".	10
17	377	The men of Ar, doubtless, would expect me to flee into the marsh.	10
18	146	"You do not expect me to give it to you, surely?" "Oh, yes, I do," I said.	10
19	93	For example, surely one does not expect such a beast to understand Gorean.	10
19	182	Besides, what did one expect one to say, say, "Come over here, old chap.	10
27	476	Who would believe it? On the other hand, who would expect a rencer captive to be branded, at least until one got as far as an iron.	10
28	83	The rationale seems to be that the community has a right to expect allegiance from its members.	10
28	429	"Surely she would expect to have to do that".	10
28	433	"Doubtless you would expect her, from time to time," he said, "to handle utensils, to serve, for example, in kitchens".	10
29	25	She knew what to expect.	10
29	81	Who would expect her to do otherwise, as she was only a mute rence girl.	10
29	181	To be sure, if she were branded, I would expect her, too, to be branded on the left thigh, high, under the hip.	10
29	275	"She does not have the simplicity, the roughness, I would expect from a rence girl," he said.	10
31	555	Entitled to expect little if they are captives, and nothing if they are slaves, let them rejoice if they receive anything.	10
32	69	Presumably the Cosians would not expect many of Ar to leave the delta in this area, particularly this late in summer.	10
37	203	What else would one expect? It this good or bad? Is happiness and fulfillment good or bad? That seems to be what is at issue.	10
42	26	"What did you expect to do?" he asked.	10
42	28	"And how many did you expect to encounter?" he asked.	10
44	400	"I expect," he said, turning back, "to deliver only her head".	10
46	330	You would not expect, for example, to find animals clothed in a zoo or menagerie.	10
47	196	Too, as one might expect, in such a milieu, rumors tend to be rampant.	10
48	309	Such an amount, one might expect to have been brought by the preferred pleasure slave of a Ubar.	10
48	568	To be sure, I did not expect that Octantius or his men would be back quickly, and, in any event, it would take them time to reorganize and secure arms.	10

Book 25. (37 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	608	One does not know what has become of them for, in time, as one might expect, they being of Ar, they were shipped out of the city, to be disposed of in various remote markets.	10
7	48	"You do not expect them to burn Ar?" he asked.	10
7	490	"I wager you are right!" "The troops of the polemarkos would expect such a thing," I said.	10
7	501	I would expect, eventually, that her walls, stone by stone, will be taken down.	10
8	518	The fanatic is likely to leap blissfully into flames and expect himself and society to be transmuted into gold.	10
9	663	"Shall we expect you?" she asked.	10
12	119	And she knows that as a slave she is entitled to expect no more.	10
12	275	Surely they would not expect theirs to do so, if they had them.	10
14	183	To be sure, it would be remiss not to remark also that, as one would expect, some of the pettiest of jealousies, the most absurd of resentments, the vilest of acrimonies and the most inveterate of hatreds can obtain among these beautiful, vain, vital creatures, who are, after all, only females.	10
14	344	"But you did not expect the challenge to be accepted.	10
14	419	"I would expect," I said, "that the masters, seeing what their slaves are truly capable of, and what may be obtained of them, will not be shortchanged in the future.	10
14	747	"And in the meantime, I expect," I said, "she will turn her attentions to matters of internal security".	10
15	31	Certainly there were many guards near the cart, far more than one might expect, and there were a great many others, if I am not mistaken, in the crowd, in plain garments, with concealing cloaks.	10
15	87	"Surely you do not expect to carry them off?" "Not at all," I said.	10
15	100	"What if the records are in the Central Cylinder," he asked, "already at the war office?" "That is where I expect they are," I said.	10
16	76	Surely he knew whom to expect, at any rate, in this situation.	10
17	487	What do you expect her to say? To tell the truth, and spoil the show, or perhaps have her master flogged? Do you not think such ill-thought-out intrepidity would swiftly bring her luscious hide into contact with the supple switch?" "Yes," he said.	10
18	7	If notes were to be later compared at some headquarters, as I did not expect they would be, some officers might have been astonished to learn how many sets of auxiliary guardsmen and diverse missions had been afoot that night.	10
19	315	"I expect she will be cuffed a bit," he said, "either for dallying or for permitting herself to be seen so provocatively on the road, with a dampened tunic".	10
19	316	"I expect you are right," I said.	10
19	317	"To be sure," said Marcus, "he will doubtless understand that she did not expect to meet folks about, surely not at this Ahn, and that the tunic was dampened for his benefit".	10
19	612	"You did not expect to be betrayed, or discovered?" "I do not think so, Master," she said.	10
19	1184	We approve of, and expect, truth from a slave.	10
20	413	Did she, a slave, expect to be privy to the councils of masters? Such as she, surely she knew, had other uses.	10
20	603	If he comes back during the same watch, as he presumably will, the guards will remember him, and expect a show".	10
20	837	At best I could expect only to be spurned by his foot from his path".	10
21	364	"'Do you expect me to believe that?' she asked.	10
22	146	Whereas this graffiti is mostly of a predictable sort, as one might expect, names, proclamations of love, denunciations of enemies, obscenities, and such, some of it is, in my opinion, at least, of quite high quality.	10
22	525	Too, as he did not own her nor expect to encounter her he would not have had an opportunity to specify certain details of her relationship with him, for example, his preferences with respect to her manner of presenting herself before him, the nature of the rituals of deference or submission to be ex...	10
22	626	One does not expect a scribe to know the sword.	10
22	627	Why, then, should one expect the warrior to know the pen? An excellent example of this sort of thing is the caste of musicians which has, as a whole, resisted many attempts to develop and standardize a musical notation.	10
23	169	"Yet I expect to exceed it," he said.	10
23	406	I did not expect this.	10
24	54	"Do you expect to use that?" I asked.	10
25	342	"I do not expect to," I said.	10
25	468	"And I expect, seduction slave," I said to the girl, "that he will be good for your discipline.	10
27	712	"Although this doubtless does not compare with the provender of the Central Cylinder," I said, "which is reputed the best this side of the palace at Telnus, it is such that you should not come to expect it as a slave".	10

Book 26. (21 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	817	But I did not expect, of course, to be competing with my friends, for which I was just as pleased, because I did not doubt but what they, suitably trained, and on this world, as I was, would be formidable competitors, highly intelligent, and tantalizingly and deliciously seductive, nor, indeed, did ...	10
4	595	It is quite another to expect you, of your own will, to approach it, and subject it to such intimate, tender ministrations.	10
4	711	"Harta!" Did he expect us to understand him? That must be a word in his language.	10
5	26	Did I expect to find within it a chink, or a secret door? No, I am not so stupid.	10
7	340	Indeed, we had better be, if we knew what was good for us! If we were not sufficiently hot, or sufficiently pleasing, we could expect to be whipped, or worse! We were not the sort of women who could use our favors, or the coolness of our responses, to achieve our own ends.	10
7	959	"Did you expect to meet someone in the garden?" she asked.	10
8	600	Such as I must expect to be kept in such places.	10
10	183	I saw that he would expect perfect obedience of me, and was well aware that he would receive it.	10
10	882	I did not really understand, fully, the import of what he was saying but I gathered enough to understand that he within, or he on the other side of that door, he before whom I might soon expect to appear, was of some importance in this place.	10
11	406	She was not pleased to have been knelt beside me, and fed as I was, nor to have to have pursued a bit of meat thrown to the floor, just as I had, as one might expect of a low girl.	10
11	1484	I was thinking in terms of the high slave, one of great value, one who might even expect sandals, to say nothing of costly, if revealing, silks, and perhaps even a golden collar.	10
11	1794	"This one has not been particularly purchased because she is pretty," said the man in the chair, "though I do not expect the Tarsk will object to her particular configuration of visage and curves".	10
12	74	In such a situation, where a male might expect to continue the pursuit of a free woman, who is, after all, at that point, still a free person, he might not wish to tire himself pursuing a slave.	10
12	717	'We expect you to be cooperative,' I was informed by the leader.	10
12	1021	She does not expect to be handled gently.	10
13	934	Too, naturally, it is one of the properties which, if we are on the auction block, we must expect to hear proclaimed to the buyers.	10
13	1034	"I do not know what will be your precise duties," she said, "but I would expect that you, as the rest of us, will be given some corridors, within which you will discharge assigned tasks".	10
13	1037	One cannot expect the guards to do that".	10
13	1196	I did not expect to be given such luxuries now.	10
13	1229	They might not only treat me badly, as I might expect, being a barbarian, a new girl, and such.	10
14	83	"I am a slave of a sort which, I expect, you, as a free woman, may never have heard of".	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	479	He may not expect such things in a free woman, but he does expect such things in a slave.	10
28	142	They expect them to be in attendance, to be provided, rather as they might expect, on some venture or another, food and lodging to be provided.	10

Book 32. (2 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	24	What would they expect? Who would buy a clothed slave? Perhaps they did not expect the thing to be done so blatantly; perhaps they did not expect to be handled, and presented, in the way they are.	10
29	199	"Well, pretty vulo," she said, "in your pretty tunic, in your pretty collar, with your pretty mark, where did you expect to go, what did you expect to do?" The gag was thick and bulky in my mouth.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	184	"How soon," asked Tyrtaios, "may we expect to receive your capitulation? How soon may we expect you to abandon the holding?" "The holding stands," said Lord Nishida.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	160	I expect that your Tyrtaios, and his colleagues, would not expect me to conceal myself in a public tavern, and surely not in one as prominent as this.	10