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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	120	It answered to my touch, as I had expected it to, as I had feared it would.	10
3	68	I was also instructed in the Double Knowledge—that is, I was instructed in what the people, on the whole, believed, and then I was instructed in what the intellectuals were expected to know.	10
3	84	But, similarly, if a child does not show the aptitude expected of his caste, whether it be, say, that of physician or warrior, he is lowered in caste".	10
3	104	In large outline Gor, as would be expected, was not a sphere, but a spheroid.	10
7	10	She kept her eyes on my sword, as if she expected me to strike her down if she turned her back.	10
17	16	If this had not yet taken place, it was momentarily expected.	10
17	28	In the camp of Pa-Kur we expected the city to fall any day, any hour.	10
19	41	I had expected to be fired on immediately but suddenly remembered that I still wore the garb of the messenger.	10
19	126	Pa-Kur approached warily, confident in his superior swordsmanship, but, as I expected, determined to take no chances.	10

Book 2. (22 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	52	He had apparently not expected to meet anyone on this road.	10
4	57	Now that I had not seen the lights of Ko-ro-ba, as I would have expected, it struck me more forcibly that I had not even seen the lights of peasant cooking fires glowing in the hills surrounding the city, or the torches of rash sportsmen who hunt the sleen by night.	10
6	3	Indeed, at least once in his life every Gorean is expected to make this journey.	10
6	31	I rejoiced that in at least one city on Gor the free women were not expected to wear the Robes of Concealment, confine their activities largely to their own quarters, and speak only to their blood relatives and, eventually, the Free Companion.	10
6	137	This was a moment she had apparently expected for many days, and now it had come.	10
8	28	Though on Gor the free maiden is by custom expected to see her future companion only after her parents have selected him, it is common knowledge that he is often a youth she has met in the marketplace.	10
9	69	I expected its popularity was due more to its capacity to warm a man and stick to his ribs, and to its cheapness, a poor grade of Ka-la-na wine being used in its brewing, than to any gustatory excellence.	10
11	45	"Is it thus, Stranger," she asked, her tones cold, "that you expected to carry from the city the wealth of Tharna?" I was puzzled, my body was racked with pain, my vision was blurred with sweat.	10
11	98	I expected the Tatrix to intervene on his behalf, as she had on mine, but, instead, she said nothing.	10
11	219	I had not expected that answer.	10
12	25	There was a warmth in her I would not have expected to find in Tharna.	10
12	76	He has his role to play in the social structure, celebrating battles and histories, singing of heroes and cities, but also he is expected to sing of living, and of love and joy, not merely of arms and glory; and, too, it is his function to remind the Goreans from time to time of loneliness and death...	10
13	23	As I had expected, I and my fellow prisoners knelt in the sands of an arena.	10
14	56	I seized the ankle ring, and noted as I had expected that the name of its city had been filed away.	10
15	82	It was the answer I had expected, though undoubtedly her body was almost broken, her flesh bruised to the bone.	10
18	88	* * * * The next day, as I had expected, an accident befell Ost.	10
19	150	As Andreas had said, I would be expected.	10
20	58	As might be expected there are related expressions for the months of the solstices, En'Var-Lar-Torvis and Se'Var-Lar-Torvis, or, again rather literally, The First Resting and the Second Resting of the Central Fire.	10
24	117	It was not what one would have expected of a Tatrix.	10
24	147	Trained infantry, incidentally, might move rapidly through the streets of a city with shields locked over their heads, much in the fashion of the Roman testudo, but this formation requires discipline and precision, martial virtues not to be expected in high degree of the rebels of Tharna.	10
24	175	His mind must have been in tumult, for he could not have expected that the girl produced by the rebels as the true Tatrix would actually be Lara.	10
26	65	But within that six months she is expected to find a man of Tharna to whom she will propose herself as a Free Companion.	10

Book 3. (19 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	38	Probably her caste had been that of the Builders or Physicians, for had her people been Scribes I would have expected a greater subtlety of inflections, the use of less common grammatical cases; and had her people been of the Warriors I would have expected a blunter speech, rather belligerently simp...	10
1	39	And, as might be expected, members of the Caste of Scribes gather here to enter into dispute and examine and trade manuscripts.	10
1	58	The contests I mentioned which take place at the fairs are, as would be expected, peaceable, or I should say, at least do not involve contests of arms.	10
1	75	The reason for this is not simply that here is a fine market for such wares, since men from various cities pass freely to and fro at the fair, but that each Gorean, whether male or female, is expected to see the Sardar Mountains, in honor of the Priest-Kings, at least once in his life, prior to his ...	10
3	80	I do not know what I expected.	10
5	59	As I had expected about her white throat there was fastened, graceful and gleaming, the slender, close-fitting collar of a Gorean slave girl.	10
5	69	But on her collar there was not written the name of her owner and his city, as I would have expected.	10
8	150	Thus if one tower failed to report when expected the alarm bars of Ko-ro-ba would soon ring and her tarnsmen would saddle and be aflight.	10
11	105	I felt that I had betrayed Misk's trust in me, that I had behaved as a not fully rational creature, that I had behaved as Sarm had expected me to.	10
23	16	Her body, though rigid in the appearance of recent death, did not have the coldness I would have expected.	10
24	21	I would have expected it to retreat with rapidity, but it made no move whatsoever other than to lift its tubular, pincerlike jaws to me.	10
26	265	Perhaps if she were thrown by her hair to the back of the cave and raped on furs in the light of the animal fire at its mouth this would have been to her little more than the proof of her mate's regard for her, the expected culmination of her innate desire to be dominated and his.	10
27	64	From one of these openings I could see that I was already behind the steel barricade with its Priest-King guard, who was standing as I would have expected, in that almost vertical, slender, golden fixity that was so characteristic of his kind.	10
29	54	Undoubtedly they had not expected to be met with opposition.	10
29	104	Then I saw what I would not have expected.	10
30	16	Though I felt no pain nor any of the discomfort I would have expected, I now understood that these creatures had infused into the very tissues of my brain one of the golden control webs that could be operated from the Scanning Chamber of the Priest-Kings.	10
30	192	Apparently Misk's forces were waiting for them, as might have been expected given the superior intelligence afforded by the numerous humans in Misk's camp and the disks were stopped by barricades and withered in the intense fire from nearby rooftops.	10
32	62	Al-Ka and Ba-Ta, as I would have expected, turned their ships over to others to pilot, for they would choose to remain in the Nest.	10
33	36	Perhaps they expected me to be cut down by the Flame Death before their very eyes.	10

Book 4. (27 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	134	Moreover, even if she is never enslaved, she is familiar with the duties of slaves and what is expected of them; if she should be enslaved she will know, on the whole, what is expected of her, what is permitted her and what is not; moreover, the Gorean girl is literally educated, fortunately or not,...	10
2	80	The Wagon Peoples, as might be expected, have a large and complex oral literature.	10
2	83	For example, every male of the Wagon Peoples is expected to be a warrior, to be able to ride, to be able to hunt, to care for the bosk, and so on.	10
2	87	The members of these clans, however, like the Year Keepers and Singers, are all expected, first and foremost, to be, as it is said, of the wagons—namely to follow, tend and protect the bosk, to be superb in the saddle, and to be skilled with the weapons of both the hunt and war.	10
7	39	"As well as may be expected," said Kamchak.	10
7	156	I would have expected the message to have been written either on stout, glossy-surfaced linen paper, of the sort milled in Ar, or perhaps on vellum, or a grosser parchment, prepared in many cities and used commonly in scrolls, the process involving among other things the washing and liming of skins,...	10
8	41	The winter came fiercely down on the herds some days before expected, with its fierce snows and the long winds that sometimes have swept twenty-five hundred pasangs across the prairies; snow covered the grass, brittle and brown already, and the herds were split into a thousand fragments, each with i...	10
8	93	He was, of course, aware that no girl, Gorean or otherwise, could be expected to take lightly a sudden reduction to an abject and complete slavery, particularly considering what that would mean among the wagons.	10
8	291	It was not expected, of course, that any of the girls would reach the lance.	10
8	488	I released the bola, risking all, hurling it not to the expected rendezvous of the second left but to a first right, unexpected, the first break in the two-left, one-right pattern.	10
8	555	In this sport, as might be expected, one's own slave must stand for one.	10
9	14	Nonetheless, as might be expected, the gold of merchants, in most cities, exercises its not imponderable influence, not always in so vulgar a form as bribery and gratuities, but more often in the delicate matters of extending or refusing to extend credit in connection with the projects, desires or n...	10
14	75	"The bosk are doing as well as might be expected," he said.	10
15	103	After a time I said to him, "How are the bosk?" "They are doing as well as might be expected," he said.	10
16	77	I had not expected the entry to the city to be so easy—so to speak.	10
16	145	"We expected that you would soon try, but we did not know that you knew of the Passage Well".	10
17	17	I wondered what I was expected to meet in the pool.	10
20	130	Any instant I expected it to pick Harold from the roof with its beak, bite him in two and eat the pieces.	10
21	164	The Caste of Bakers is not regarded as a high caste, to which one looks for nobility and such; and yet her father and her brothers, outnumbered, had fought and died for their tiny shop; and this courageous girl, with a valor I might not have expected of many warriors, weaponless, alone and friendles...	10
21	204	In a few days, their recreations complete, I expected Ha-Keel would weigh up his gold, marshal his men and withdraw through the clouds from the city.	10
21	209	It had seemed strange to me that Kamchak, the resolute, implacable Kamchak of the Tuchuks, had so soon surrendered his assault on the city—not that I expected it would have been, if prolonged, successful.	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
22	49	I had expected to be challenged and then perhaps, if all went well, wrangled inside on some stratagem dreamed up by Harold on the spur of the moment.	10
23	19	As I expected, Hakimba's brown eyes and richly scarred countenance showed little interest in my presentation of the plight of the Tuchuks.	10
24	9	I and Kamchak expected Saphrar to flee by tarn at any moment, for it must now be clear to him that the strike of the Paravaci against the Tuchuk wagons and herds had not forced Kamchak to withdraw; indeed, his forces were now supplemented by Kataii and Kassars, a development which must have horrifie...	10
25	763	Then, as I had expected, she suddenly wept, and doubtless with great sincerity.	10
28	30	"As well as might be expected," he responded.	10

Book 5. (27 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	311	"But the lash teaches them what is expected of them on the block, and they then present themselves well—and some bring fair prices—in spite of being barbarian".	10
3	188	"Do you wish to reconsider your last move?" he asked, offering a rare concession among players of the game, and one I had never expected the Vintner, from what I had seen of him, to offer.	10
5	512	Elizabeth, besides speaking boldly out on a large number of delicate civic, social and political issues, usually not regarded as the province of the fairer sex, categorically refused to wear the cumbersome Robes of Concealment traditionally expected of the free woman.	10
5	615	If all went well, we expected she would be in Ar, and perhaps in the House of Cernus, by the end of En'Var.	10
6	20	It had been expected, I gathered, that I would sit at one of the two long side tables, and perhaps even below the bowls of red and yellow salt which divided these tables.	10
7	79	I do not know what I expected to see, but I was greatly relieved.	10
11	179	The girl on the left had her hair cut rather short; the slavers would, in all probability, not permit her to continue to wear her hair in that fashion; her face was delicate, fragile, rather thin and intellectual; her body was thin; I expected her new masters would put some weight on her; her eyes w...	10
11	408	Both girls, I expected, would be trained as exquisite female slaves.	10
12	99	The racing tarn, interestingly, is an extremely light bird; two men can lift one; even its beak is narrower and lighter than the beak of a common tarn or a war tarn; its wings are commonly broader and shorter than those of the other tarns, permitting a swifter takeoff and providing a capacity for ex...	10
12	171	I would have expected their training to have begun immediately.	10
14	50	I did not mention it to Elizabeth but I would have expected the maps to be oriented only by key, and the notes to have been in some form of code.	10
15	105	Further, as might be expected, those who favor the games do not much go to the races, and those who favor the races do not often appear at the games.	10
15	137	This mirror was, as might be expected, a one-way mirror.	10
15	386	Elizabeth, Virginia and Phyllis had been shown its rudiments, as well as something about the lyre, but they had not been expected to become proficient, nor were they given the time to become so; if their master, at a later date, after their sale, wished his girls to possess these particular attribut...	10
16	4	I would have expected the price of slaves to rise in Ar, but Cernus did not permit it, but continued, when necessary, to undersell the minor houses to keep the general prices in the range he wished.	10
17	214	Then, as I would have expected, within the month, there were rumors of peculation, and an accounting and investigation, theoretically to clear the name of the Hinrabian, was demanded by one of the High Council, a Physician whom I had seen upon occasion in the house.	10
17	398	I think so rich a treat they had never expected on Kajuralia.	10
19	65	From the outside it resembles several tiers of disks, surrounded by a circling portico with lofty, fluted columns; the predominant colors are blue and yellow, the traditional colors of the Gorean slaver; around the outside there are large numbers of well-wrought mosaics set in the walls, and on the ...	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
20	228	Surely I would not have expected the powerful Ho-Tu to stand by while Sura, whom he loved, was so treated, even by the Master of the House of Cernus.	10
21	281	It allows a great deal of mobility and, on the level of squad tactics, has its affinity to the Torian Squares; the space allows the swordsmen, of course, room in which to handle their weapons, room in which to properly attack or defend themselves; in this case I expected the center man to engage me,...	10
21	306	One man lunged for me, but stumbled across another fallen Taurentian and his fellow, moving forward, fell across him; rather than attack the men who had fallen, on whom the attack would be expected, I struck the remaining man, he standing, the leader, engaging him singly in the moment and felling hi...	10
22	388	I had expected as much.	10
23	133	I had expected the move and had turned.	10
23	177	As I had expected there were now no guards posted.	10
23	211	I expected they could learn much.	10
24	380	I expected that Ho-Sorl, who was difficult to please, would be a most exacting master.	10

Book 6. (32 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	It is the height of a tall man; its back, away from the bowman, is flat; its belly, facing the bowman, is half-rounded; it is something like an inch and a half wide and an inch and a quarter thick at the center; it has considerable force and requires considerable strength to draw; many men, incident...	10
4	162	I had expected her to bind me, as she had the night before, then tethering me to the oar pole thrust through the rence near the hut.	10
6	122	I expected that the girl might soon again dance, and perhaps again with ankles in delicious proximity and wrists lifted again together back to back above her head, palms out.	10
6	123	But this time I expected that her ankles would not be as though chained, her wrists as though braceleted; rather would they be truly chained and braceleted; she would wear the linked ankle rings, the three-linked slave bracelets of a Gorean master; and I did not think she would then conclude her dan...	10
8	253	I expected that some of those dead on the barges had been, by their own kind, denied such a place.	10
8	657	Clitus, I expected, would have little difficulty with his short rence girl.	10
9	136	I expected there was not likely to be escape for slaves to the north.	10
9	290	In two or three days, I expected, he, too, would have a bow.	10
10	153	I expected there would be a riot next year as well.	10
10	176	A society in which each is expected to succeed, and is placed under conditions where most must fail, would be incomprehensible, irrational, to most Goreans.	10
10	270	I expected I would again, however, return to Thassa.	10
11	156	I expected the power of the four Ubars, Chung, Eteocles, Nigel and Sullius Maximus, might have been, at a stroke, diminished by a half.	10
11	167	The council, I expected, itself composed of captains, men much like myself, would provide a political structure within which my ambitions and projects might well prosper.	10
11	170	I expected that there would be support for this position, both from men like myself, self-seeking men, wise in political realities, and from the inevitable and useful fools, abundant even in Port Kar, hoping simply for a saner and more efficient governance of their city.	10
11	239	I had expected, that very day, or this night, to receive word that the fleets of Cos and Tyros were approaching.	10
13	168	I had expected it to be Samos.	10
14	76	The slaves, eager for the capture of the vessel by one of my ships, could scarcely be expected to row with their full strength, and the masters, knowing full well the ship might be taken, feared, under the conditions obtaining, to seriously abuse or slay the chained oarsmen.	10
14	205	As I had expected, he had now begun to draw substantially ahead, since I had reduced to half of maximum beat.	10
14	206	In another four or five Ehn I expected he would regard his lead as sufficient to permit him the time to safely come about and engage.	10
14	254	He did what I expected.	10
14	276	* * * * Matters had proceeded as I had expected at the treasure fleet.	10
15	590	Doubtless she had expected to receive that kiss standing in the swirling love silks of the Free Companion, beneath golden love lamps, beside the couch of the Ubar of Cos; but it was not in the white, marbled palace of the Ubar of Cos that that kiss was to take place; and it was not to be received as...	10
16	196	We had not expected the launching of the fleet to take place until the spring.	10
17	46	After the first cutting I expected a free combat, except insofar as the designated pairs of ships could continue to work together.	10
17	68	But now I expected, to the surprise of attacking ram-ships which might attempt to board them, they would find themselves boarded, and their decks overwhelmed with swarms of armed, free men.	10
17	71	This strategy, however, we expected would work, under the present conditions, to our advantage.	10
17	119	Doubtless he had expected to make the crossing quickly, and to meet with little or no resistance.	10
17	194	I had watched my first wave break in dozens of places the long lines of Cos and Tyros, and had seen the ships of the great fleet turn to face them, and had witnessed their vulnerability to the slender second wave of ships, each wreaking destruction beyond what might be expected of their sizes and we...	10
18	103	He had come to me much more swiftly than I had expected.	10
18	304	Even Thurnock and Thura, and Clitus and Ula, whom I had expected to stay, had fled.	10
18	401	"I expected to be freed, and to be adopted as the daughter of Samos".	10
18	517	Strangely she had apparently not expected me to do anything other than return to my holding.	10

Book 7. (23 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	565	I had not expected this, not expected to be rejected.	10
1	109	A few days later I was invited to two agencies for interviews, which, as I expected, were mere formalities.	10
6	183	It was as though he expected anyone to be able to understand his strange language, whether it was their native language or not.	10
6	458	I would be expected, I realized, to my fury, for the first time, to do my share.	10
7	69	In the display chain, it might be mentioned, as would be expected, we are exhibited unclothed.	10
8	206	I expected Targo would keep her hooded and gagged in Laura, for it was possible she might be known there.	10
8	978	The guards had liked us, muchly, and had apparently expected that they would for, to our delight, they had purchased a small bottle of Ka-la-na wine, in a wicker basket, which they had permitted us, swallow by swallow, to share.	10
10	316	I expected that it would be there that you would be put up for sale".	10
10	586	So I dared not kneel now with the fearful presumption of the pleasure slave, that of a girl whose very kneeling position makes clear that she is expected to be of interest to men.	10
11	454	But I expected that the sight of Inge on a block would have the masters reaching for their coins.	10
11	665	He had, apparently, to my irritation, not expected anything else of me.	10
11	789	I expected it to feed until it was gorged, and then perhaps it would sleep.	10
13	483	I expected that they would beg me, in Ute's place, to permit myself to be adopted as their daughter.	10
13	669	This is only to be expected.	10
13	997	Domestic chores, of course, are also expected of her, cooking, sewing, dusting, laundering, cleaning, and so on.	10
13	998	Perhaps, most importantly, she is expected to serve well "in the furs".	10
13	1002	Passion is, of course, expected of her.	10
14	101	I had expected to be close-chained.	10
14	130	I expected Marlenus of Ar, its Ubar, said to be the Ubar of Ubars, would give much to know the location of this small, palisaded camp.	10
14	334	Indeed, the slave is expected, to the best of her ability, to be attractive to all men.	10
14	597	I had expected to be chained, heavily, and in short chains, fastened to rings, but I had not been.	10
15	56	I had indeed expected to live in the tent of the women, not in a dark shed, among work girls.	10
17	384	I expected to be tortured and impaled.	10

Book 8. (37 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	218	They knelt in the position of pleasure slaves, as they knew was expected of them.	10
2	382	"I had expected to be met by Verna, the Outlaw Girl," said I, "at this point.	10
2	447	I now had as much information as I had expected to obtain at the exchange point.	10
2	453	More specific information I expected to obtain from the captured panther girls on board the ship.	10
2	457	I expected however, under interrogation, to be able to obtain it from the helpless girls, at my mercy, on the Tesephone.	10
2	579	Further, I expected that Arn, and his men, had not been overly generous in feeding their fair enemies.	10
3	93	Tana and Ela, I expected, would make exquisite slaves.	10
3	127	I expected that I would be successful.	10
3	442	I myself expected, at that time, to be content with a cup of paga.	10
4	348	I expected he still kept her in collar and silk, liking her that way.	10
5	100	Once beyond Lydius I expected there would not be much danger of her running away.	10
7	307	I expected the girl would be safe.	10
7	372	I expected, by nightfall, all, or most, of Verna's band would have returned to their small stockade.	10
13	34	At point-blank range the temwood shaft can be fired completely through a four-inch beam; at two hundred yards it can pin a man to a wall; at four hundred yards it can kill the huge, shambling bosk; it fires nineteen arrows in a Gorean Ehn, some eighty Earth seconds; a skilled bowman, and not an unus...	10
13	256	The crew of the Rhoda herself, though I expected not all of her oars would now be manned, would have been somewhere in the neighborhood of a hundred.	10
13	260	They had not expected any, really, apparently, for their security had been poor.	10
13	294	I had not expected to be able to do so.	10
14	58	I expected that the men of Tyros would be eager to hurry their captives to the sea.	10
14	59	But first, I expected, panther girls would choose to exact their dues.	10
14	269	It is as great as that of the male, I expected, perhaps greater, for she is less satiable, and the tissues of her womanhood are widely spread, and intricate and deep.	10
15	206	I expected then that they would move their camp.	10
15	391	I expected, however, that soon she would be ready to do so.	10
15	394	I expected some master would be much pleased with her.	10
15	478	I expected that men would now hesitate to bring up the rear of the march.	10
15	778	The auctioneer, I expected, would close his fist on a price of ten gold pieces for her.	10
16	186	As we expected, it did not take long.	10
17	22	The men of Tyros, as I had expected, had not elected to remain at the camp, to protect and defend the girls until they had regained consciousness.	10
17	27	Some, I expected, perhaps high girls in Hura's band, had been carried by their sisters of the forests.	10
17	130	I expected that he would soon begin to abandon slaves.	10
17	131	I expected he would fear to slay them.	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	255	I had not, however, expected to apply her as I now intended.	10
18	302	He had not expected danger from the seaward side of the beach.	10
18	448	I expected, however, because of the dangers of the shores of Thassa, and the importance of their mission, the Rhoda and Tesephone, though they might lie at anchor, would not make a beach camp.	10
18	667	Besides, I expected that tonight there would be some cause for celebration on the two ships, and that they might be drawn together by lines.	10
22	478	I expected that little Tina and handsome, young Turus would see much of one another in Port Kar, jewel of gleaming Thassa.	10
22	732	I wondered if, in the forest, she had expected any of them to return to her.	10

Book 9. (20 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	I had, of course, as she had expected, put her in my collar, and kept her slave.	10
1	38	Few scribes, I expected, were so skilled in the supervision and management of complex affairs as this slight, unattractive, brilliant girl.	10
2	302	They were not as I had expected the men of Torvaldsland to be.	10
5	75	I expected, however, to solve it.	10
5	268	The fine candlesticks from the temple of Kassau, for example, I expected would be chopped into bits small enough for the pans of the northern scales.	10
6	307	"Your hall," said I to the Forkbeard, "is scarcely what I had expected".	10
8	298	It was my intention to hunt openly, and, I expected, this understood, my quarry, hunting, too, would find me, and, together, we would do war.	10
9	106	She had a fair throat, good shoulders; she was marvelously breasted; her waist was such that one could get his hands on it well; she might have been a bit broad in the beam but I had no objection to this; in the north it is called the love cradle; it was well adapted to cushion the shocks of an oars...	10
10	107	There are others who claim, as would be expected, that the handling of a slave girl, in order to get the most out of her, is an inborn gift.	10
10	252	And, as I expected, neither of the referees warned me of an infraction.	10
10	295	I noted that the bondmaids of Ivar Forkbeard attracted more than their expected share of attention.	10
10	448	Thralls, I expected, had few pleasures.	10
11	198	I expected the speaker himself was of the steel ships, painfully taught Gorean.	10
11	206	All in all, I expected the invasion of the south was, at this point, primarily a probe.	10
13	418	None of us had suspected it, and yet it was what one should have expected of such a man as the Forkbeard.	10
15	434	I expected not more than twenty or thirty feet at most.	10
16	63	He had been taught some rune signs as a boy, that he could understand important stones, for in these stones were the names of mighty men and songs of their deeds, but it had not been expected of him that he would be in any sense a fluent reader.	10
16	69	It was expected of them.	10
18	259	I expected he stood as a commander from one of the steel worlds themselves, sent to unite and command native Kurii.	10
20	60	I, as expected, informed of this deed, took pursuit".	10

Book 10. (20 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	The basic characteristic expected of a Gorean woman is, interestingly, femaleness; this is, I note, certainly not the basic characteristic requested of an Earth woman; indeed, femaleness in a woman of Earth, as I recalled, was societally discouraged, it complicating the politically expedient neuterl...	10
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
1	562	After a night in such harness, her wrists braceleted behind her that she might not remove it, I expected Miss Blake-Allen would be suitably docile, and eager to attend to her lessons.	10
2	359	The wool market, as was to be expected, was now slow.	10
2	431	I expected that less than half of them would reach the pits.	10
2	637	It had taken only an instant, the chain leaving my hand, to determine that he was exactly where I had expected him to be, as he would have been at any time in following me, had I earlier turned, slightly to my right.	10
4	552	In Gorean female dance the girl is expected, often, to satisfy, fully, whatever passions she succeeds in arousing in her audience.	10
5	133	I conjectured that Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen, on Earth, had never expected to find herself in such a position.	10
5	134	But then, of course, she had never expected to be a slave, and on another world; she would not have known that she was on some slaver's list, and perhaps even from puberty; I was pleased with their judgment; I thought that, in time, given greater familiarity with her collar, the former Miss Blake-Al...	10
5	545	Ibn Saran, it seemed to me, exercised more influence at the Oasis of Nine Wells than one might have expected of a mere merchant of salt.	10
7	312	I would have expected such work to be done by nude female slaves, in work collar, chain and ankle ring, to keep them on their knees with their brushes, but it had not been; one of the administrative penalties of he who is sent to the brine pits of Klima is commonly to be deprived of the sight of fem...	10
7	755	It was, as I had expected, heavily salted.	10
11	324	The high tribes need not, though often they do, support vassal tribes in their squabbles; the vassal tribes, however, are expected to support the high, or noble, tribes, in their altercations.	10
13	293	She wore a golden metal dancing collar about her throat, golden chains looped from her wrists, gracefully to the collar ring, then fell to her ankles; there are varieties of Tahari dancing chains; she wore the oval and collar; briefly, in readying a girl, after she has been belled and silked, and ba...	10
13	407	"As an Earth slut," I said, "I would have expected you to keep her in a cage, or kennel, doubtless low in the kasbah, or perhaps have your men occasionally chain her naked to the foot of your couch".	10
16	43	I had expected them to be sterile bodies of water, from the absence of sunlight, precluding basic photosynthesis and the beginning of a food chain, and the high salt content of the fluid.	10
18	138	We had not expected food.	10
21	540	Beyond this it was not as compact as I would have expected, as filled with devices, panels and storage cabinets.	10
24	50	Too, of course, no one would be expected to buy a woman clothed.	10
24	380	I gathered that some Feiqa would not only this evening be serving well, but earlier than expected.	10

Book 11. (31 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	89	How naturally, how fearfully, I had knelt! How necessary, how appropriate, it had been! And I realized then that they had expected me to kneel, and had not given the possibility of my failing to do so a moment's thought.	10
2	1018	On this world I knew it was expected of me.	10
2	1020	But I did know that on this world, whatever it was that I was, I was expected to stand beautifully.	10
2	1163	I sensed that he had expected it, that he had, perhaps, been waiting for it, that he had scouted it.	10
3	215	I had expected one to be brought in, perhaps one which had been somewhere acquired, but none was brought in.	10
3	297	Needless to say, the girl is expected to be an excellent quarry.	10
3	729	I would pour the paga, which I carried, into a goblet, kiss it, as was expected, and give it to the man.	10
4	576	Did I not know I was a slave girl? Had I expected anything else? Had it not pleased me? I looked sullenly into the dirt.	10
4	617	This was to be expected.	10
4	639	Too, I did not think it was a camp of bandits, for the men in the camp did not seem of the bandit sort; not only did the cut and differing insignia on their tunics suggest a uniform of sorts, but the clear-cut subordination, the obvious organization and discipline which characterized them and their ...	10
5	188	I might have to be half naked in a bond girl's Ta-Teera but she, I expected, despite the wealth of her robes and jewels, was in her way as slave as I.	10
5	589	No one in the room, including myself, would have expected me to do other than comply.	10
8	159	They usually take place, as would be expected, in the spring, during the mating season.	10
9	251	I do not think they expected this outburst, this admission, from me.	10
9	505	The response, somehow, seemed oddly fitting, expected.	10
9	1161	I had expected to be bound, wrists behind my back, and tethered by the neck of the rear of Ladletender's wagon, to follow him, his slave girl, naked and barefoot from the village.	10
9	1211	The response, somehow, had seemed oddly fitting, expected, though I had known no Belisarius.	10
9	1561	But what had been done today to me was clearly different in its intent and gravity from the casual, expected, fierce exhibitions of male aggression to which embonded girls such as I must become accustomed.	10
9	1818	I expected that they would tend his fields for a season.	10
9	2417	I expected to be tied to the back of the wagon, that I might follow in its dust.	10
12	90	Indeed, it is not uncommon, in most cities, for any free person not only to be entitled to, but to be expected to, discipline us if we are in any way displeasing.	10
12	214	Sometimes, occasionally, when the mood was on me, when it had amused me, I had teased the boys of Earth, seemingly inviting their attentions, and then, when they had responded, as expected, I had feigned astonishment and disgust, rage and scorn, indignation, even horror, that they had been so bold, ...	10
18	12	I also wore a brief, open, sleeveless vest of black leather, the Kalmak; a patron parted it, holding it open, as I tried to move past him on the ramp; I stood, quietly, stopped helplessly, the tray held over my head; he kissed me twice; "Little beauty," he said; "A girl would rejoice if she were per...	10
18	133	Rendering love and service to a master had not seemed obviously inferior to her to the reduced sexuality and the squabbling competitiveness which had been expected of her as a free woman.	10
19	101	I knew now, however, incontrovertibly, that this was the contact, this was the specific individual to whom I was expected to communicate the intelligence which I supposedly conveyed.	10
20	78	I was pleased to see that he understood my words not as a statement of the obvious, but, rather, as an "advertising girl's" expected hawking of wares, if not as a more personal invitation.	10
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
22	413	But surely she had expected that answer.	10
24	78	If her master can afford it, and is interested, or if a slaver thinks she is worth the investment, she may even be sent to a school for training in the arts expected of a proficient female slave, both domestic and intimate.	10
25	97	For example, we have learned not only the order of frequency of occurrence of letters but, as would be expected, rough percentages of occurrence as well.	10
26	48	She would ask questions about the tethering and chaining of slaves, and their feelings, and what men made them do and how they were expected to speak and behave.	10

Book 12. (20 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	541	I expected to have to pay a golden tarn disk for standing room in the amphitheater in which the match would take place.	10
2	760	I expected she would learn swiftly.	10
3	167	Each young person of Gor is expected, before their twenty-fifth birthday, to make the pilgrimage to the Sardar, to honor the Priest-Kings.	10
3	418	As a sidelight on the Gorean world it might be noted, in passing, that this sort of fellow, as he was working on a slave, who is an animal, would also be expected to be an expert in matters pertaining to the needs of other animals, as well, for example, bosk, kaiila, verr, tarsks, and such.	10
4	260	Scormus, as I would have expected, captured the red Spearman.	10
4	761	"It was the intention of Half-Ear," I said, "that I understand full well, and with no possible mistake, that I would be expected".	10
12	419	Thistle, as I had expected, was the first of the girls to begin to understand and feel her slavery.	10
15	484	First, as girls, natural slaves, they were in a relationship to which, in effect, they were bred by nature, that of the submitting organism in an ancient biological complementarity of male and female; female slavery is but the cultural institutionalization, the expression and perfection, to be expec...	10
15	485	Man owns woman by nature; in a complex society, and in a world with property rights and laws, female slavery, as a legalized fact, is to be expected; it will occur in any society in which touch is kept with the truths of nature.	10
20	39	One is expected to make up one's own songs.	10
20	40	It is expected that every man will be able to make up songs and sing them, just as every man is supposed to be able to carve and hunt.	10
21	192	In slave kennels and pleasure gardens the beaten girl is often expected to obey and serve the stronger girl.	10
21	212	"Is a slave not expected to tell the truth?" "Yes," I said, irritably.	10
21	290	Who does not know, for example, what a female "intellectual" will think on a given topic, provided it is a topic on which agreement is expected?" "I am, then, of interest?" she asked.	10
21	300	In such a situation you would be expected to efface yourself, and humbly serve.	10
23	164	He thus knew both that he was expected and, from the number of men available to meet him, that there must be much food in the camp.	10
23	352	That sort of thing is expected of slave girls.	10
24	481	Perhaps women, after all, are not women, but only small, incomplete men, as many women and men, espousing the current political and economic orthodoxies on the matter, the required, expected views on the matter, would insist.	10
35	638	Its presence in her wardrobe was doubtless merely a function of the desire of her employers to assure its completeness and her adequate familiarity with Gorean customs, a familiarity she might have to develop in order to prosecute certain missions which might be expected of her on Gor.	10
35	697	I expected that Kurii would be manning the lensed monitors in the hall.	10

Book 13. (19 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	97	On Gor a readiness to please men, and an intention to do so, and on their own terms, is expected in any girl one buys.	10
5	268	We expected to pick her up without difficulty in a few minutes, you understand".	10
5	287	Further, this deed was apparently performed with dispatch, a dispatch scarcely to be expected of one who was of the metal workers.	10
7	36	Most of the girls were black, as would be expected from the area, but there were some ten or fifteen white girls there, and some two girls apparently of oriental or mixed extraction.	10
7	171	More than a hundred times by now, I expected, had they but known, she would have thrashed and squirmed, gasping, held, in the arms of strong men, her slave beauty the helpless, lascivious wine on which mighty masters would slake the thirsts of their lust.	10
11	347	She had not expected me.	10
12	271	It is merely the articulated, legalized expression, to be expected in rational organisms, of the biological context in which human sexuality developed, a context which can be betrayed but can never, because of the ingrained nature of genetic dispositions, be fully forgotten or, in the long run, succ...	10
12	625	Things turned out much as I had expected.	10
14	42	This is only to be expected.	10
18	26	I had no doubt as to the courage of Kisu; I was less confident, however, that he had the common sense and wisdom expected of a Mfalme.	10
19	25	I had expected that he would be accompanied by askaris, whom he would set upon me, to slay me, once I had either killed Shaba or obtained the ring.	10
19	79	I realized he had called out to make it clear to all that he had expected the Ubar to be alive when he entered, but, when he saw that the Ubar, truly, was alive, he had been for the moment startled.	10
19	81	But surely he would not have expected me to have killed the Ubar.	10
19	123	I spoke the inland speech very poorly, but, as would be expected, thanks to Ayari, I could follow a reasonable amount of what was going on.	10
32	410	Females of Earth, not permitted to move as women, are expected to perform what are, in effect, male-imitation movements.	10
34	418	That sort of admission, automatic, expected, and innocuous, serves often not only in lieu of an authentic emotional admission but serves often, too, as a psychological device whereby just such an honest concession to the needs of one's deeper nature may be avoided.	10
35	115	Whereas rivalries among men can be serious and dangerous, the most that rivalries among slave girls can be is petty and vicious; that is to be expected; they are, after all, only small, lovely animals.	10
44	202	The word 'Mamba' in most of the river dialects does not refer to a venomous reptile as might be expected, given its meaning in English, but, interestingly, is applied rather generally to most types of predatory river tharlarion.	10
54	59	"It seems," I said, "that Shaba expected me, or another, to follow him upon the river".	10

Book 14. (24 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	20	She did her best, however, to conform to the standards in deportment, dress and assertiveness expected of her.	10
1	21	She had adopted the clichés and severe mien expected of her by her peers, but I do not think they ever truly accepted her.	10
1	129	I had not expected that.	10
1	718	Most of our young male teachers, and female teachers, too, do what is expected of them, and try to please them.	10
1	780	But I did not reassure her nor deny, as I was expected to, what she had suggested.	10
3	263	"Beyond that," she said, "a slave is expected to be fully pleasing, fully.	10
4	178	This, I suppose, was to have been expected, given the doubtless Earth origin of all, or most, of the human Goreans.	10
7	570	One who fears to be a master, who doubts his capacity, his power, his strength, his will, his resoluteness, will be expected to turn a deaf ear to the pleas of even the most piteous of beautiful slaves.	10
7	571	How can he be expected to fulfill another who fears, first, to fulfill himself? No man can be truly happy who does not own a slave.	10
7	596	I expected her to look at me with horror and reproach.	10
12	251	I noted, too, that I was looked upon with a frankness, an openness of curiosity and sensual speculation, which I would not have expected from the women of Earth.	10
13	41	Ebullius Gaius Cassius was also, as might be expected, the administrator of the city, or state, of Ti itself.	10
13	362	Perhaps I had only expected it.	10
13	543	I do not think this was simply because we feared to irritate or offend passing Goreans, who tend to view languages other than their own as barbarous, or because slaves are expected to use a speech intelligible to their masters, but because, for most practical purposes, Gorean had become our language...	10
13	804	I had never expected to see her again.	10
16	177	When their master arrived home they would be expected to greet him, kneeling, his meal prepared.	10
21	108	The sacks were to be used to make girth cloths for the expected hatchlings.	10
22	384	There are even, it might be mentioned, hate dances and rebellion dances, but most dances, as might be expected, are display dances, or need dances, or love and submission dances; even the hate and rebellion dances, of course, conclude, inevitably, with the ultimate surrender of the girl to her maste...	10
24	127	On the other hand, as an inverse corollary of this principle, as would be expected, the slave, a domestic animal, is not entitled to the considerations it is common to accord the free woman, and one may, as one wishes, inflict upon her an indefinite succession of ecstasies.	10
25	307	On the other hand this additional security was only to be expected.	10
26	309	As I had expected the men did not follow us blindly into the darkness.	10
27	112	Indeed, it seems almost to be an expected accompaniment of that institution.	10
34	51	I expected the young slave would be soon much improved, having considerably profited from the lessons of the leather.	10
34	56	But such was not to be expected in a temporary field camp.	10

Book 15. (14 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	347	The intelligent woman, of course, now put to her knees, quickly grasps what she now is, and what is expected of her; she now realizes that she is now, presumably for the first time in her life, in the presence of masters, authentic masters of women; she is well aware of the collar on her neck, and i...	10
1	348	Too, of course, such women are more sensitive to the master, more attuned to his moods, more alert to his least desires, and they are inventive and appetitious in the furs; most, in time, thankful for the profound, liberating joy of their collars, become hot, devoted and dutiful; most, in time, may ...	10
4	472	But, of course, in general, to return to our point, having to do with the binding of women, anyone who owns a slave, or has anything to do with them, would be expected to be familiar with this sort of thing, with a variety of interesting and efficient ties, useful for various purposes, in all of whi...	10
4	473	These are, of course, obvious and practical skills, simply called for and to be expected, in a social milieu of the nature of Gorean society.	10
5	54	"Who will next step upon the sand?" But none more, as I had expected, ventured forth to meet me.	10
10	195	It was true, of course, but I would scarcely have expected Miss Henderson to have said so.	10
18	131	"I expected to heel you into the house," she said.	10
21	291	Certain modes of speech are expected of her and certain gestures and postures.	10
23	48	"I had expected the topaz to be delivered earlier," said Policrates.	10
24	177	The true courier of Ragnar Voskjard, I knew, would be expected to handle women well.	10
24	268	This is to be expected, of course, for all Gorean girls, as far as I know, have ultimately an Earth origin.	10
29	10	It had been my plan to gather sufficient ships, primarily from Port Cos and Ar's Station, to simulate the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard, who would be expected by Policrates.	10
29	64	"We shall be expected, in the long run, to bear its expense," said Glyco.	10
32	223	Hurried, they might even be expected to fall, or to become entangled in their chains.	10

Book 16. (22 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	50	She had a haughtiness, an arrogance, I would not have expected in a slave.	10
8	243	They contained what I had expected.	10
8	290	"With such a name," she said, "will I be expected to be so abject, so low, as those hot, surrendered sluts of Earth, so obedient, so owned, so helpless, in the arms of their Gorean masters?" "What is your name?" I asked.	10
9	73	To be sure, I had not expected Reginald to notice his loss so quickly.	10
10	24	I did not know if the courier would be expected to travel with the fleet of the Voskjard or not.	10
12	53	Neither, however, seemed to me to possess the suggestion of power, or the presence, that I would have expected of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
17	4	The girls of the day, designated by a coiled whip pressed against their left shoulder, wearing their neck chains, with the attached bell and coin box, are sent into the streets in the late afternoon and expected to return before the nineteenth Ahn.	10
17	380	"A subverted nature cannot be expected not to retaliate," I said.	10
18	82	This lack of privacy, to be expected, given the lowly condition of the slave, is revealed even in details so obvious as almost to be taken for granted, such as the fact that slave kennels and slave alcoves are almost invariably barred, rather than given opaque portals, say, with observation aperture...	10
18	392	Often he knows little more of women than these appearances, with which he is expected, culturally, to make do.	10
18	610	"I expected to be handled as though by a weakling of Earth," she said.	10
18	613	Too, though he knew that I had once been of Earth, he did not handle me as a woman of Earth, with respect and dignity, as I expected, but rather as what I now am, a Gorean slut, an embonded, rightless slave.	10
19	363	This condition tends, with its vulnerability and helplessness, as might be expected, to be an extremely arousing one for the female.	10
19	382	She, a slave, she knows, is expected to be an obedient, lascivious animal in her master's furs or, if permitted, on her master's couch.	10
20	294	On a world such as Gor chains are used far less for holding purposes than might be expected.	10
20	690	I had, of course, specified to Lola that she was to be included in the entertainment, but never had I expected anything of the nature or beauty of what I had seen.	10
20	952	She understands well what is expected of her.	10
20	1106	I expected that I would be spending the next few days muchly in the house.	10
21	249	"There are many subtleties expected in the behavior of a slave," I said.	10
21	504	It would be a very foolish slave who would carry herself before a free woman as she is expected to carry herself before free men.	10
21	757	Is that not a source of pride for a girl, at least one of Earth, that a man is strong enough to make her his slave, and see to it that she is an excellent slave? On Gor, of course, one does not need strength for the mastery, for that is cultural, and expected of a man.	10
21	799	"Perhaps, given the ideology and attitudes expected of me, as a graduate student at a major university, you can suspect how daring that was for me".	10

Book 17. (27 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	589	"I think, Samos," I said, "you are expected to respond".	10
1	1339	To enter such a country and find him it seems to us useful to enlist the help of human beings, creatures of a sort which the red savages will understand to be of their own kind, creatures with whom they might be expected, for a price, to be cooperative.	10
2	144	They can be most easily closed, of course, by moving the narrow, vertically mounted, central wooden lever, but this lever, as would be expected, is on the outside.	10
2	207	The various subcastes, it seems to me, should be expected, on the whole, to rely on their own resources.	10
2	351	This is perhaps because many male silk slaves are chosen to be male silk slaves not because they are weak or like women, but because they are not; it is only that they are men, and often true men, who must serve women, totally, in the same fashion that a slave female is expected to serve a free mast...	10
6	22	As would be expected it has several inns and taverns aligned along its central street.	10
6	36	Beyond these, as would be expected, there are many smaller herds, the very numbers of which are not even calculated by the red savages themselves, herds which often range from a few hundred to several thousand animals.	10
6	41	These peregrinations, as would be expected, tend to take a herd in and out of the territory of given tribes at given times.	10
8	298	Surely this was the time of the evening when they might be expected to be applying themselves to the business of making a living for their masters, performing exquisitely, chained, in their alcoves.	10
8	858	Too, I did not think the auctioneer expected any.	10
8	930	This suggested to me that he expected girls, for one reason or another, to be subtracted from the chain.	10
12	189	"But do not fear," said Grunt, "you will not be expected to bear burdens".	10
13	281	Her life after that is doubtless much her own, and she will be permitted to be, and may even be expected to be, annoying and unpleasant, irritating and petulant, demanding and hysterical, spoiled and expensive, and sexually frigid, but such is not the case, I assure you, with the explicit, legal sla...	10
13	682	"I should have been permitted executive garmenture, pantsuits, broadcloth shirts, neckties, and such!" "Did you object, truly, to the clothing you were expected to wear?" I asked.	10
13	1279	The free woman deems it sufficient that she should exist, the slave girl, on the other hand, is expected not only to exist, but to excel; indeed, she fears only, commonly, that she may not be sufficiently marvelous for her master.	10
13	1435	A woman's acquisition of slave arts follows a steep learning curve, far beyond what would be expected was the template, or readiness, for these arts not intrinsic to her nature.	10
14	226	Neither of them, I think, had expected to be made so helpless so quickly, and with such strength.	10
14	266	The free woman is expected to pervert her nature in the furs, behaving as a cultural identical rather than as what she is by nature, the servant and slave of her master.	10
14	539	It did not seem to me likely that more Dust Legs were to be expected, certainly not for some time.	10
14	1125	This arrangement is doubtless to be expected, for it reflects a common grammatical feature of the spoken languages of the red savages.	10
14	1129	The sign for Kailiauk, as I had expected, was to hold up three fingers, suggesting the trident of horns adorning the shaggy head of this large, short-tempered, small-eyed, lumbering ruminant.	10
15	150	Their members were expected to set an example in the war and the hunt.	10
17	357	"After your performances," I said, "doubtless you expected to be well and lengthily ravished".	10
17	431	After all, should a free man be expected to apply his own oils, scrape the dirt from his own skin with the strigil, and rinse and towel himself? "You see," said Pumpkin to the captured girl, "your appearance, even if it were not so healthy looking, perhaps, can cause some of us to think certain thou...	10
19	420	I had not expected this attitude on his part.	10
19	783	I expected that they would be successful in this endeavor.	10
19	795	Then, after having performed these foul and degrading acts, so fitting for a slave, and doubtless having been passionately aroused by them, she had not been, as she had doubtless expected to be, ravished at length by imperious masters, but bound and given over to Waniyanpi.	10

Book 18. (34 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	550	Iwoso looked behind her, as if she expected to see someone.	10
7	767	"I am not a female slave," said Cuwignaka, "expected to serve in ignorance, unquestioningly, supposedly concerned, truly, only with the pleasures of her master".	10
9	242	Indeed, some of the performances expected of slave girls, and some of the services rendered by them to their masters, are doubtless beyond even the ken of our ignorant free sisters.	10
9	251	Some of them, at any rate, when enslaved, seemed quite startled to discover the nature of some of the even routine performances and services that would now be expected of them.	10
10	19	The highly intelligent woman, incidentally, as would be expected, learns her slave lessons, and that she is a slave, much more quickly than the stupid woman.	10
12	590	"I have always been fascinated with bondage," she said, "but I never expected, then, to find myself a slave".	10
14	166	As would be expected, their tiny, pathological culture, implicitly or explicitly, to one degree or another, is opposed to sexuality.	10
14	250	They had been as I had expected, in effect, nothing.	10
16	238	Then no sooner than I had entered her, she, as I had expected, given her condition of arousal, clutching me, and gasping, exploded into orgasm.	10
16	285	I would have expected such a council to be correlated with the coming of the Pte and the gathering of Yellow-Knife bands for the great hunts.	10
16	286	The Pte would be expected to arrive in the territories of the Kaiila before arriving in those of the Yellow Knives.	10
17	66	In the openness of the living of the red savages, where things are not hidden and locked up, and where theft is not expected, and is generally regarded as almost unthinkable, it would not be a difficult matter, provided one was a bit careful, to take an arrow.	10
18	269	Expected to attend such a council, of course, on the part of the Kaiila, were not only the civil chieftains of the various bands of the Kaiila but their high men, as well, the councils of the various bands, and trusted warriors, and men of probity and wisdom.	10
27	27	Still others spoke to their shields and weapons, telling them what would be expected of them.	10
27	43	We expected the Kinyanpi to be much less effective at a greater distance.	10
28	18	Neither of us had expected this, not of Hci, from whom we looked for little but arrogance and vanity.	10
28	52	One would have expected that of red savages.	10
28	244	Yet I had not expected it.	10
28	245	This manifested a type of discipline that I would not have expected of routed red savages, and certainly, in any case, not this soon.	10
28	347	As I had expected they were now advancing.	10
35	205	No more can be expected of a man than that he go to the vision place.	10
37	143	This predator, as would be expected, normally attacks from a direction in which its shadow does not precede it.	10
37	197	I saw that she expected to conquer.	10
39	179	"Free persons, men, at least, for example, if need be, are expected to accept great hazards on behalf of their cities.	10
39	180	That is not expected of slaves".	10
39	182	Slaves, like kaiila and furniture, being properties, were not expected to participate in municipal defense.	10
39	212	If she chooses slavery, she may be expected to step onto a submission mat, and kneel there, head down, enter a slave pen of her own accord, or, say, fully acknowledging herself a slave, belly to an officer, kissing his feet.	10
39	215	She is then expected, sometimes, kneeling, to lick the feet of a soldier, who then rapes her on the mat.	10
44	227	And, if she is Gorean, she is under no misapprehension as to the primary utilities and duties of the female slave, which seem to have been puzzlingly and unwontedly neglected to this point, and even if she is one of the girls brought in from Earth, to whom the whip and chain, and her subjection to t...	10
44	425	"It is to be expected that the Yellow Knives, seeing you, a high lady of their tribe, tied naked, as a slave, with a slave, will be incensed, that they will be outraged at this insult, that they will fight even more desperately, frenziedly and irrationally to free you, and thus, concomitantly, will ...	10
44	705	Similarly a girl who is disinclined to so move, and pretends to be inert, perhaps being inspected by a customer whose collar she is not eager to wear, is likely to feel the slaver's whip upon her, and will then give closer attention, as it is her master's wish, to the beauties and provocations expec...	10
45	27	"Surely, normally, we would not have expected an attack at night, and surely not from this quarter".	10
47	130	No resistance in the air had they expected, nor none this soon.	10
47	188	I was less pleased by what else I saw and yet I knew I could have expected little that was different.	10

Book 19. (37 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	359	At certain Ahn I was expected to be in the public rooms of the palace and, at others, even at the ringing of palace time bars, for no reason I clearly understood, I was expected to be in my quarters.	10
30	569	Ligurious and Sheila had expected me to be identified as the Tatrix and shipped under lock and key to Argentum, there to be impaled; they had not expected me to escape; they had not counted on sleen.	10
1	277	Rather he was looking at me as though he could scarcely believe what he was seeing, as though I might be someone else, someone he perhaps knew from somewhere, someone he would not have expected to have found in such a place.	10
3	447	She had told me, I suspected, what I had wanted to hear, what I had expected to hear.	10
3	714	I expected him to rape me.	10
3	732	I gathered that he might have expected me to do so.	10
3	858	Indeed, it seemed that here I would be expected to assume certain postures and attitudes, and genuinely feminine ones, perhaps merely because I was a woman.	10
4	31	This hair, as was attested to by witnesses, had been represented to the public as that of free women, with appropriate prices being expected.	10
4	34	It is not unusual, incidentally, for slave girls, particularly for those who may not have proved superbly pleasing, as yet, to discover that their hair, even while it is still on them, is expected, like themselves, to serve various lowly, domestic purposes.	10
4	321	"It is only that I had expected, from what I have heard, that Lady Sheila would be somewhat different than I find her".	10
4	325	"I had expected Lady Sheila to seem more of a Tatrix," he said, "whereas you seem to me to be something quite different".	10
4	387	How extraordinary and marvelous this was! Too, I was not insensitive to the emoluments and perquisites of this office, to the esteem and prestige that might attend it, to the glory that might be expected to be its consequence, to the wealth and power which, doubtless, sometime, would prove to be its...	10
4	467	It was not contrasting now, I thought, perhaps two selves, or, more likely, two women, muchly resembling one another, but rather it had been calling to my attention, in its figurative imagery, in the symbolic transformations common to dreams, a discrepancy between what I in actuality was and what it...	10
4	571	Obviously he had not expected to see me at this time of night, or this early in the morning.	10
5	50	"Such a dismissal of their contents I expected," said Miles.	10
5	67	He, I trust, may be expected to see reason and acknowledge, however reluctantly, the justice of our cause".	10
6	367	I would not have expected, given my Earth background, that a man of his obvious power and competence could care for anything, and so deeply, as innocent, delicate, and soft as a flower.	10
8	177	Surely a woman should not be expected to speak honestly in such matters.	10
8	415	We had seen the baths and the sales yard, which is also used for exercise; we had seen various holding areas, ranging from silken, barred alcoves for superb pleasure slaves, through cells and cages, and such, of various sorts more fit for medium-priced women, to incarceration chambers that were litt...	10
9	24	"I had not expected to find you here.	10
9	68	In a context of this sort, presumably not in a tavern, and without music, the girl is expected to move, writhe and twist seductively before strong men.	10
17	52	But doubtless they were used to it, and expected it.	10
24	240	To be sure, the bodies of Gorean kajirae are expected to be responsive, and vital.	10
26	37	"Although you have been purchased as house girls," said Teela, "and surely we need more of them around here, you will also be expected upon occasion, as tonight, to serve at dinner.	10
26	194	To be sure, one supposes that a suitable decorum is expected amongst serving slaves.	10
26	279	I had thought, given our garb and bells, that we might have been expected to serve in more exacting and intimate fashions than we had been called upon to do.	10
26	369	Accordingly, they may be expected to train swiftly, desperately and superbly".	10
30	47	"Two nights ago," I said, "one would have expected these streets to be cleaned.	10
30	460	Perhaps she expected merely to be leashed.	10
31	176	"Certainly the least that is expected of a feast slave is that she should be a good lay".	10
31	278	The length is useful if the slave is expected to perform leash dances, is to be bound with the leash, or if, it doubled at the master's end, it is to be used to train or discipline her.	10
32	192	But this, of course, was only to be expected.	10
34	74	To be sure, whereas the slave may be expected to kiss the whip of any male, qua male, because of the profound, generic meaning of these things, there is no doubt that the experience of kneeling helplessly before a powerful, exciting, overwhelmingly desirable male, or a beloved male, gives this ritua...	10
36	43	If she survived the interrogation, as I expected she would, she was then to be taken back to Kasra by Hassan.	10
36	692	To be sure, they are expected to kneel, and kiss the coverlets, first, before ascending to its surface.	10
36	851	I suppose it has to do with many things, but perhaps mostly with the arousing, enflaming condition of bondage itself, with knowing oneself now in one's place in nature, with knowing oneself wholly owned, with knowing oneself at the mercy of another, with being dependent on the other, with understand...	10
36	1074	Also, it seems you have sometimes wanted me to be, or expected me to be, things which I was not".	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	166	How could I be expected to groom myself? How could I be expected to keep up my appearance?" "I do not know," I admitted.	10
1	96	Sometimes the actresses are expected to perform privately, being "tested," so to speak, for selected officials.	10
1	715	The Gorean dancer is expected, usually, to satisfy the passions she arouses.	10
2	192	As I had expected, in a few moments she stopped and turned about, to see if I was following.	10
2	675	"That is more than is normally expected".	10
5	49	After all, a free woman cannot very well be expected to traverse the old west road unattended.	10
5	51	The men, however, while not attempting to hide themselves, are expected to remain unobtrusive.	10
6	1357	On the other hand, I had tried to arrange it earlier in such a way that she would not be sold until the eighteenth Ahn, at least, by which time I expected to be able to get Boots Tarsk-Bit to look at her.	10
9	37	The results of this determination could make an important difference in how she was treated and what might be, as a matter of course, expected of her.	10
9	105	I did not think they expected to see her again, unless it might be in the rag of a slave and a collar.	10
10	196	Up to now, of course, as a free woman, given her conditioning and what was expected of her in her culture, she had undoubtedly, possibly even agonizingly, resisted her sexuality, fighting to control and suppress her slave drives.	10
10	240	Their life can be a paradox, openly aggressively feminist, as is expected of them, and required for advancement in the current academic world, and playing that role well, but privately being their master's obedient chattel.	10
10	579	It was, as I had expected, that of the lofty free woman, separating herself, at least publicly, by dimensions and worlds from mere slaves.	10
10	904	And soon, I expected, she would learn to beg prettily for the restoration of the sack gown for which she had hitherto expressed such disdain.	10
12	288	I expected him rather, then, to take the Builder and then, with impunity, promote his Spearman to a Tarnsman at his Ubar's Scribe Ten, my Ubar's Scribe One.	10
12	765	"Hereafter," said Boots, "you will be expected to mend your ways".	10
12	797	None of them, I think, had expected that her punishment would be so grievous.	10
13	128	"That is what I expected.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	589	If the fellow coming up the steps was indeed who I expected it was, and had rented the space near me, and if things proceeded as I expected, I thought I might be able to enlist the support of the fellow in the corner.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	217	"Your surrender cannot be the full surrender of the mature woman, the woman experienced in life, the woman who has come to understand the barrenness of the conventions by which she is expected to abide, who has discerned the vacuity of the principles to which she is expected to mindlessly subscribe,...	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	202	Needless to say there were many other sorts of duties, too, in which women such as she were expected to be proficient, duties, and services, in which, indeed, they were expected to excel.	10
18	376	When such permission is granted, the slave is expected to specify her destination, her business and her expected time of return.	10
19	710	In public places fountains often have several tiers, and almost always at least two, the bottom tier usually no more than a few inches from the ground or pavement, and, as would be expected, slaves, leashed verr, pet sleen, and such, are expected to drink from the lower level.	10
27	2479	In public we are expected to refrain from touching such a pan with our hands, and are expected to drink from it on all fours.	10
27	2501	Whereas most slaves have a great deal of freedom, as hitherto mentioned, most will be expected to ask permission to leave the domicile of the master, and will be expected to return by a designated Ahn.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	25	I could not have expected this in a Gorean domicile, and if, unaccountably, it had occurred, I would have expected the slave to have been subjected to a sharp, immediate discipline, that presumably to be followed by a period of punishment, perhaps being chained uncomfortably for several Ahn, perhaps...	10
3	63	In her way, she was not unattractive, but that was to be expected, in one who was a slave, or expected to pass as a slave.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	44	Who were others, to tell me who I was? How was this a freedom, to be told how to be? How strangely false and unsatisfying seemed the culture to which I was expected to conform, and that which I was expected to perpetuate! Was I truly an artifact, a meaningless, unhappy puppet of a dismal world, resp...	10
7	730	I was not encircled with conventions and formalities; I was not one for whom strong men were to step deferently aside, who might be carried in a palanquin, for whom ways were to be cleared, one who was expected, I gathered, at least if of high caste, to speak boldly, even sharply, and with haughty c...	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	425	As I had expected, very shortly, figures emerged from the shadows, two, though I had expected three, following the proprietor's man, which two figures I followed.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	105	"If Nodachi were about," I said, "I might do what is expected, as that would not be expected".	10
50	127	I had somehow expected a variety of pipings, a number of vessels, glassware in the form of beakers, cylinders, and retorts, racks of complex equipment, conduits, valves, and tanks of sorts, things more to be expected in a laboratory or workshop.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	109	As much is expected of slaves so, too, much is expected of the free.	10
33	381	I had no idea what I had been expected to note, from which I might have been expected to recoil, frightened, or sickened.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	75	Was the message some sort of hoax or joke? Had it been a ruse to lure me into an unauthorized absence? Even a single-master slave is commonly expected to request the master's permission to leave the domicile, and is expected to inform him of where she is going, what she will be doing, and when to ex...	10
33	476	It was of no shade or color to be expected in human skin; it was of a shade and color to be expected only in fur, in the pelt of an animal, or in the hide of a shark.	10