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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	33	Given the depth of the foundations of Ar's mighty walls and the mantle of rock on which they were fixed, it would be extremely unlikely that her walls could be successfully undermined to the extent of bringing down a significant section, but it was surely possible that if one of the tunnels managed ...	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	12	From their extent and height, as far as I could judge, I guessed them to be the mountains of Thentis.	10
21	91	My conjecture, confirmed to some extent by the speculations of the Older Tarl, who had taught me the craft of arms in Ko-ro-ba years ago, is that the brand is used primarily, oddly enough, because of its reputed psychological effect.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	209	"On your old world," said Misk, "gravity is still as unexplored a natural phenomenon as electricity and magnetism once were, and yet you have mastered to some extent those phenomena—and we Priest-Kings have to some extent mastered gravity".	10
16	4	I thought it only fair to let Misk know that I was no ally of his, that he should learn of my hatred for Priest-Kings and my determination to punish them, to the extent that it lay within my abilities, for the evil which they had done.	10
25	18	I smiled to myself, for I could always tell her, and truthfully, that having saved her life she was now mine by Gorean law, so brief had been her freedom, and that it was up to me to determine the extent and nature of her clothing, and, indeed, whether or not she would be allowed clothing at all.	10
27	77	It was undoubtedly of the Priest-King kind, and it now was unwinged, but the most incredible feature was the fantastic extent of the abdomen.	10
28	257	We heard only human sounds and the extent and fearfulness of these were our only index to the destruction being wrought above.	10

Book 4. (5 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	207	It had been, after all, months since the Nest War and surely, by now, to some extent, Priest-Kings would have managed to restore significant portions of the equipment, devices of surveillance and control, by means of which they had, for such long millennia, managed to maintain their mastery of this ...	10
12	481	Somehow I thought of her still as the frightened girl in the yellow shift—caught up in games of war and intrigue beyond her comprehension and, to a great extent, mine.	10
15	1	Harold Turia, to some extent, now lay under siege, though the Tuchuks alone could not adequately invest the city.	10
16	305	The Others—those of power, not Priest-Kings, must, to some extent, understand or sense the politics, the needs and policies of the remote denizens of the Sardar—they were probably not altogether unaware of the business of Priest-Kings, particularly not now, following the recent War of ...	10
17	7	Besides the designs there were also, growing from planting areas recessed here and there in the marble walkway, broad-leafed, curling plants; vines; ferns; numerous exotic flowers; it was rather beautiful, but in an oppressive way, and the room had been heated to such an extent that it seemed almost...	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	45	"May I ask," inquired Cernus, "for whom you wear on your forehead the mark of the black dagger?" I would speak of these things, to some extent, with Cernus, for it was important, though perilous, that he should understand what purported to be my mission.	10
5	252	Kusk and I discussed various matters then for about an Ahn, primarily having to do with the extent to which the surveillance and control devices of the Nest had been restored since the Nest War, the increasing role of humans in the Nest, and the difficulties of working out a set of social arrangemen...	10
12	154	It protected them from the sun to some extent but even more from the glances of the curious.	10
14	150	It did not restrict her movements to any appreciable extent.	10
15	170	What she said was to a large extent true, for she was being conditioned to certain responses by pain and rewards.	10
15	223	Elizabeth led them, to some extent, not to fear me, leading them to believe that she had so well served me that she had, to some degree, engaged my affections.	10
17	526	I understood to some extent what was taking place.	10
18	410	Each of his limbs, and his throat, was separately confined, each chained individually to the wall, each chain running to a separate ring bolted in the stone; any one of the chains would have been sufficient to hold a man; I gathered that this prisoner must be unusual indeed; I observed, further, tha...	10
19	57	Most were doubtless on their way to the ticket booths, for there is a small charge to enter the Curulean; the fee, though minimal, helps to defray the expenses of the market, most of which are met by commissions on sales transacted on its premises; the fee also tends to some extent, but I suspect no...	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	291	Alone and slave, beaten and degraded, I found myself desperately in need of something, be it almost nothing, to indicate that I was a man, a human being, something that might, to some extent or degree, be worthy of respect or understanding.	10
9	100	Politically, Port Kar is chaos, ruled by several conflicting Ubars, each with his own following, each attempting to terrorize, to govern and tax to the extent of his power.	10
9	124	The men who had come to the tavern were roistering but order, to some extent, had been restored.	10
10	309	I had already, to a great extent, selected crews.	10
11	119	"Have scribes investigate and prepare reports on the extent of the damage, wherever it exists.	10
14	407	"Take then those that were with her," I said, "and distribute them to the extent of their number among our other ships, the twenty most beautiful to our twenty tarn ships now with the fleet, and the most beautiful of that twenty to the prow of the Dorna, and the other twenty set at the prows of twen...	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1003	But this is not a problem as bondage muchly intensifies and increases the frequency, extent, and depth of a woman's sexual needs.	10
13	1012	How many women of Earth, I wonder, know what it is to be loved to that extent.	10
16	270	I beg, therefore, that he will see fit to instruct me, to admonish me, to reprove me, that my many faults, those of an unworthy slave, may to some extent be rectified, that I may be more pleasing to him.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	48	It is said, however, by some of the Merchants there, that this manner of caution and restriction, has to some extent diminished their position in the spheres of trade.	10

Book 9. (8 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	393	Most lived in ships, the steel wolves of space, their instincts bridled, to some extent, by Ship Loyalty, Ship Law.	10
9	434	I fondled the extent of her, kissing and licking.	10
11	205	This would permit an assessment of the power of Priest-Kings, the extent and nature of which was largely unknown to the Kurii, and, perhaps, to lure them into exposing themselves in such a way that a space raid might be successfully launched.	10
12	41	To a somewhat lesser extent, it might be mentioned, this is also cultural in the south.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
15	52	The full extent of the strategy, however, I suspected, was known only on the steel worlds, the steel worlds in space, on which it had doubtless been constructed and from which, perhaps, it might be conducted.	10
18	17	The nature of the attack, and its extent, would not be clear to them.	10
18	654	Native Kurii, bred from ships' survivors over centuries, would not, it seemed, if limited to the primitive weapons permitted men, be capable of conquering Gor, isolating the Priest-Kings in the Sardar, until they could be destroyed, or, alternatively, perhaps be used to lure the Priest-Kings into a ...	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	298	Passion, it is thought, deprives the free woman to some extent of her freedom and self-control; it is frowned upon because it makes her behave, to some extent, like a degraded female slave; free women, thus, to protect their honor and dignity, their freedom and personhood, their individuality, must ...	10
1	708	On the map at our feet, where we stood, where Samos had indicated, was a representation, several feet in extent, of a vast desert, the greatest desert of known Gor.	10
1	783	Ship Kurii, still, then, did not know the extent to which the power of Priest-Kings remained crippled.	10
1	818	The area, in extent, east of Tor, was hundreds of pasangs in depth, and perhaps thousands in length.	10
3	45	"I have never seen this, to this extent, in another man".	10
5	405	Considering the extent of the terrain, and the likely numbers that the Aretai can muster, it will be difficult for them to encircle you unless you permit them to close with the caravan.	10
5	550	Doubtless, to some extent, it has to do with richness of raiment.	10
11	386	In this fashion the water is still used, and, to some extent, it saves the inn boys from carrying as much water as they might otherwise do, from the wells of the oasis, to the inn's cistern.	10
15	44	The salt in the normal Tahari fresh water, incidentally, is not without its value, for, when drunk, it helps to some extent, though it is not in itself sufficient, to prevent salt loss in animals and men through sweating.	10
19	7	He pointed to the flattish extent of rock.	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	767	The major duty of a slave girl, I suspected, was not to cook, or sew, or launder, but to give men lengthy, profound and exquisite pleasures, such as only a beautiful female could give a man, to be to him whatever he might wish, and to give to him all that he might command, and, to the extent of her ...	10
4	189	It gave me pleasure to assume this posture before my master, who had full body rights to me; it gave me less pleasure, in the beginning, to assume it before free men generally; yet, eventually, I did it naturally, and pleasurably; it is a position that not only makes the girl more attractive to the ...	10
4	781	I did not know the extent of his patience.	10
5	99	My masters could now command me, the barbarian girl, with relative satisfactoriness, in their own tongue, and I, to some extent, the lovely, barbarian slave from Earth, could respond to them in the tongue of my masters, theirs.	10
5	149	The policy of Fortress of Saphronicus, extending its hegemony politically over its nearby villages, even to the extent of exacting tribute in kind, is not unprecedented on Gor, but, on the other hand, is not the general rule.	10
5	365	We are, to a large extent, one supposes, the products of environments, but it is well to remember that the maximum, shaping environments in which our nature was stabilized and forged are ancient ones; the sense in which environment determines endowment is the sense in which it determines which endow...	10
5	821	Was I first girl? Was I over her? Did I have switch rights upon her body, as Eta had upon mine? Would I be cruel to her? Would I make her suffer? Would she have to please the masters incredibly, and constantly attend them, that they might perhaps be moved to shield her to some tiny extent from my ve...	10
8	137	What hope had a girl for escape on a world which contained sleen? How completely we belonged to our masters! There are many varieties of sleen, and most varieties can be, to one extent or another, domesticated.	10
12	67	Sometimes masters do not appoint a first girl in order that the lower ranking girls will strive ever more desperately to please them, to become favorites, and thus to be to some extent more protected.	10
15	84	"To some extent," I said, coldly.	10
16	165	These precautions prevent, to a great extent, the nesting of ship lice.	10
22	360	The very sight of a female slave, particularly as they are likely to be garbed, and must move, would be likely to stun a man of Earth; nothing has prepared him to believe that such women exist; one of the things that would be most likely to startle him, if not trouble him, perhaps cause him initial ...	10
25	234	It must be a dire intelligence indeed conveyed by the simple message, to disturb to such an extent so mighty a man.	10
26	5	Surely to some extent its stiffness concealed my lineaments, a feature which commended itself to my Mistress, particularly when I was out of the house.	10
28	351	I saw then the extent of the regard of Clitus Vitellius for me.	10

Book 12. (6 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	42	I do not think the Kurii are certain of this, or of the extent of the reduction.	10
2	156	Here, however, her proven Earth techniques seemed ineffectual, and this puzzled her, and angered her, and, I think, to an extent frightened her.	10
12	334	The herd, which in the grazing on the tundra, has scattered is reformed to some extent by the drivers.	10
13	9	More importantly, in the colder weather, the long bow would freeze and snap, unable to bear the stress of being drawn to its customary extent.	10
27	287	Her display and submission behaviors, and performances, surely influence to a considerable extent the treatment she is likely to receive at the hands of a master.	10
35	669	The loops would conceal to some extent that she wore no collar.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	650	"Yes," I said, "it is only your present consciousness which has been to some extent masculinized and, to a larger extent, neuterized.	10
1	264	"The extent of these obstacles, and the availability of portages, the possibility of roads, the possibility of side canals, are not known," said Samos.	10
1	323	These mitigated to some extent the dampness.	10
6	74	To some extent, of course, this is a misnomer, as there are many languages which are spoken in the equatorial interior which would not be intelligible to a native speaker of the Ushindi area.	10
19	196	That way we may continue to be comfortable with them, and, to some extent, feel ourselves their superior.	10
32	480	Too, does it not suggest youth, freshness, excitement, desirability, attractiveness, and, to some extent, beauty, helplessness, and vulnerability? In some other context, on the other hand, the deep, slave richness of the luscious expression 'woman' would seem more deliciously appropriate.	10
50	36	We could not, from where we were, conjecture its extent.	10
53	16	Shaba's men had, to some extent, refortified the ruin, placing stones within the threshold so that only one man at a time might enter.	10
57	144	In a few weeks they would be ready, healed and cleaned, and to some extent trained, for the northern markets.	10

Book 14. (4 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	423	"You will then, to some extent, improve your chances for life".	10
7	501	No, I had not, hitherto, realized the extent of her needs.	10
28	35	"I am prepared, even, to overlook to some extent your indiscretions of yesterday and last night".	10
32	314	I had accepted, and to some extent encouraged, but not demanded, this deferentiality of address in her.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	26	Ar's committed infantry had been outnumbered but its mobility and its support by their tarn cavalry had compensated to some extent for its lack of weight as a striking force.	10
24	130	She is intimately close to the male, even to the extent of sensual tactuality.	10
29	1	The Sea Gate; I am Again within the Holding of Policrates "Had we the support of others, in fuller extent, we could carry this project through," said Callimachus.	10
32	6	Perhaps the fact that they were sisters had to some extent inhibited them, each fearing to appear the most lascivious slave before the other.	10

Book 16. (4 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	652	Too, commonly, it might be mentioned, in passing, that the Gorean slave girl may not clothe herself to any extent whatsoever without first having obtained permission to do so from the master, or his agent.	10
20	984	And woe to the girl, in such a case, whose measurements are found to depart to any significant extent from the block measurements! Such a departure can be an occasion for corrective discipline, and of a quite severe sort.	10
20	1439	Accordingly, on Gor, it is commonly the slave who is the needful petitioner, hinting, even kneeling and pleading, lips to feet, and the man he who decides if, and to what extent, her needs may be satisfied.	10
20	2125	The depth, extent and distribution of sexually active areas on the female body is, of course, considerable.	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	221	Similarly the absence of large bodies of water in the Barrens reduces rainfall which might be connected with large-scale evaporation and subsequent precipitation of this moisture over land areas, the moisture being carried inland on what are, in effect, sea breezes, flowing into low-pressure areas c...	10
2	235	Their extent, accordingly, is not known.	10
7	105	"Perhaps to some extent," I said, "I have protected the investment of your master".	10
8	145	Some of the girls auctioned earlier had also been presented to the buyers initially clothed, to one extent or the other, their clothing then being removed, sometimes sardonically and ceremoniously, during the course of their sale.	10
8	394	Certain coins, such as the silver tarsk of Tharna and the golden tarn of Ar, tend, to some extent, to standardize what otherwise might be a mercantile chaos.	10
13	380	That would surely mitigate her culpability in the matter, at least to some extent, in Gorean eyes.	10
13	635	I am clothed, if at all, and how, and to what extent, according to the will of others.	10
13	1657	"The taking of a free woman," I asked, "in which, to some extent, her dignity, pride and status are respected, or the taking of a slave?" "I am a slave, Master," she said.	10
14	527	"You did, it seems, maneuver them to some extent".	10
14	937	"If I learn some Dust Leg, I should be able, to some extent, to communicate with Kaiila," I said.	10
14	938	"Very easily," said Grunt, "for they are much the same, and, too, you would be able to make yourself understood to the Kailiauk, and, to some extent, to the Fleer".	10
16	30	Most of the wagons were charred to one extent or another.	10

Book 18. (11 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	156	I could now, too, to some extent, communicate in that expressive, sibilant language.	10
2	206	The Wismahi, or Arrowhead band of the Kaiila, holds the more northern lands in and below, to some extent, the fork of the Kaiila.	10
2	295	I wondered if she knew the extent to which she was a prize in the Barrens.	10
6	102	We knew that these words of Hci, to that extent, could be sworn to by Bloketu and Iwoso.	10
14	186	"Their clothing," I said, "to a large extent, hides their figures".	10
22	301	I could understand, to some extent, the stripping, the cutting and slashing, the mutilation, the cutting and uprooting of bloody trophies, where male adults, warriors, were concerned.	10
29	98	He had, on the other hand, invited me to content myself, and please myself, and relieve myself, with them as I would, expecting little of me in return other than that I would handle them as what they were, slaves, and prepare them, to some extent, for they were new slaves, for various of their futur...	10
37	260	It might also be mentioned, however, that there is a market for handsome male slaves which caters to rich free women, and, to a lesser extent, to rich free men.	10
37	278	In the matter of bitterness of taste, there is little to choose from between raw sip root and slave wine, the emulsive qualities of the slave wine being offset to some extent by the strength of the concentrations involved.	10
43	215	These confusions and distortions, of course, are eliminated, at least to a large extent, by having recourse to various stages in some presumably continuous, objective process.	10
48	28	No particular master is likely to have any special concern for her, nor can she, as such a slave, ameliorate or improve her condition, or even secure, to some extent, her possibilities of survival, by becoming, in virtue of deep, sweet, delicate, intimate and exquisite relationships, so fulfilling t...	10

Book 19. (5 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	"You see, however," he asked, "how the depth of the planchet allows a relief and contrast of the design with the background to an extent impossible in a flat, milled coin?" "Yes," I said.	10
23	300	I now knew, to some extent, what could be done to me.	10
30	337	It serves to apprise their keepers of the strength of the scent, and perhaps to some extent ventilates their frustration and expresses their excitement.	10
31	145	"To some extent, Master," I said.	10
36	1362	How many women are, that way, and to that extent? We are wanted so much that nothing will satisfy them less than taking us in hand, and owning us! We are that desirable! They want us that much! And they will have nothing less from us than the perfection they desire of a woman.	10

Book 20. (12 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	182	In short, the game of favors permits free women, in a socially acceptable context, by symbolic transformation, to assuage their sexual needs to at least some small extent, and, in some cases, if they wish, to make advances to interesting males.	10
2	1677	It had been authentic to the extent that it had had no nether closure.	10
5	327	Thus they have them at hand and may use them, to some extent, to please them under the table.	10
6	211	Did they truly confuse them with walls of stone and the forces of weaponry? Did they understand the differences between the lines and colors on maps and the realities of a physical terrain? To what extent did they comprehend the fictional or mythical nature of those castles within which they took re...	10
6	1096	This reduces to some extent casual viewing, and brings prospective customers into the proximity of the seller, who may then extol, and elaborate on the quality of, the merchandise.	10
9	89	Her ankles parted, to the brief extent permitted by the chain linkage of my shackles.	10
10	389	As she was a free woman, it seemed I should be concerned, at least to some extent, with any complaints which she might have.	10
10	840	Would you have moved today, if you just acquired a slave such as the former Lady Telitsia? Surely it would be preferable to begin her training, and familiarize her to some extent with what it is to be handled by masters.	10
13	74	I had not realized, and I suspected that Boots had not realized it either, the intensity or extent of the security now being maintained by Brundisium.	10
13	76	I wondered why its extent or degree might have been recently increased.	10
20	184	"To some extent your presence here diminishes the splendor of the occasion," it said.	10
21	46	Let this communicate something to her of her loss of status; let it, too, unsettle her to some extent in her hitherto-unquestioned confidence in her own extraordinary beauty; let her become uncertain about it, confused, apprehensive; would this not encourage her to become a better, more avid, even m...	10

Book 21. (15 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	173	The slave's attitude toward the whip is to some extent ambivalent.	10
1	343	Slave training is offered in the houses of many slavers, and, of course, they often train their own girls to one extent or another before putting them up for sale.	10
10	14	"To some extent," he said.	10
13	313	The woman does not exist outside of herself, as a facade, empty within, fabricated according to the specifications of manipulators and self-serving strangers, interested in her only to the extent of adding the minim of her tiny weight to the progress of their dismal engines.	10
16	239	Then at least I would have known that he truly wanted me, at least to some extent, at least for a time.	10
16	411	Even if they were willing, and informed, at least to the extent I was, I did not think I should permit them to accompany me.	10
16	838	This is a technique occasionally used in slave management, though I had not utilized it fully or at length, to play with the lovely thrall, to carry her upward a way, and then let her subside, and then carry her upward, again, but further, and let her subside again, but not to the same extent as bef...	10
16	852	She had not, apparently, subsided to the extent that either of us had thought.	10
22	376	In any event, she now wore a dress, and, if I were not mistaken, had dared to cord it in such a way as to acknowledge, and perhaps to some extent flaunt, the loveliness within it.	10
22	405	But what was before her? She had learned, I think, to some extent, in some sense or other, in a sense that she herself perhaps did not yet fully understand, in a sense that she had not yet herself fully plumbed, not only that she was a female, but, more troublingly, more intriguingly, more luringly,...	10
25	1342	In a sense, the free woman is always, to one extent or another, veiled.	10
25	1362	"You were drawn to me because something within you seemed to sense, and delicately, that I might prove to be a sympathetic interlocutor, an understanding fellow with whom you might, assuaging therein to some extent your loneliness and pain, hold gentle and kindly converse".	10
26	924	She pulled together the sides of the neckline, closing the garment there to some extent.	10
26	1620	But she, of course, was a free woman, and one hoped to protect her modesty, at least to the extent to which I saw fit.	10
26	1622	Too, on her behalf, I thought she might find these arrangements instructive, and that they would help her, to the extent possible for a free woman, to be reminded of her femaleness.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	101	I wanted to know the nature and extent, and the existence or nonexistence, of the discipline to which I might be liable.	10
5	286	He had "gathered" me, as he might have put it, so simple and unpretentious a verb, suggesting the casualness of his efforts, at a certain time of year pertinent to his own world, at a time when I would have enough time to be delivered here, trained, at least to some extent, and then, at an optimum m...	10
6	33	How he had hated me! I still could not understand the full extent of his animosity.	10
6	285	Perhaps she might be mollified to some extent by such an apparent modesty.	10
6	657	We were, to some extent, at least, trained girls.	10
7	30	On the other hand, they are usually located quite near cities, usually within the sight of their walls, and this tends to reduce to some extent the likelihood of such attacks.	10
10	179	To some extent, I suppose, it satisfies them, and keeps them content, rather as one might throw meat to lions, by throwing a certain sort of woman in their way, the slave.	10
10	547	The kneeling position, thus, interestingly, can occasionally provide a measure of security, if a somewhat tenuous one, for the slave, tending to reduce to some extent the frequency with which, in a culture with such interpersonal proximities, she might otherwise be subjected to unauthorized rape.	10
10	558	They seem to relish, and respond to, perhaps to a much greater extent than many of the men of Earth, the entire woman.	10
11	234	To some extent they concealed me, but they, other than my collar, were all I wore.	10
11	785	I was to be danced, however, I had gathered, not only because I could, at least to some extent, dance, but also as a form of advertising, Hendow taking this occasion to introduce me to his patrons.	10
11	1191	My ardor in this matter, and this explicit expression of my understanding of what I was, a slave, may, I suspect, have mollified him to some extent.	10
11	1198	Perhaps mollified then to some extent by my placatory behavior in kissing the whip he had decided to take the time to make test of my virginity rather than simply and with terrible force utilizing me, moving aside whatever obstacle, if any, might have attempted to impede the progression of his maste...	10
11	1600	To some extent, doubtless, the conditioning to which I had been subjected on Earth was attempting to war with the liberties of my bondage.	10
11	1629	Although I was now almost ready, as Ina had put it, shocking me at the time, "to beg and scratch for it," I still had no clear idea as to the extent to which my belly and body could be gripped by "slave need".	10
14	224	"To some extent," he said, "but not as much as you might think".	10
14	289	"To some extent, yes, Master," I said.	10
33	144	To some extent I was ashamed and chagrined, for had I not once been a free woman of Earth, but mostly I was very pleased, and grateful, and loving.	10

Book 23. (16 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	470	For example, if the besieged do not have enough men to man the extent of their walls, their lines must be thinned to the point where in a multipoint attack penetration is invited.	10
1	587	The extent and nature of such feelings, I think, are largely a function of the individuals involved.	10
5	653	She was aroused, to the extent she could be, as a free woman, in watching the taking of the slave.	10
8	812	She had apparently done so, at least to the extent of treating the slave with great cruelty.	10
9	60	Such details help a woman to understand to whom she is subject, and to what extent.	10
9	430	Too, in this fashion, I am, to some extent, preparing you for the terrors and exposures of the coffle.	10
10	236	Perhaps they are, to some extent, like slave dance, instinctive, the biological template, or genetic dispositions for them, having been selected for thousands of years ago, the most pleasing of captive women, perhaps those squirming best on their tethers, or in their bonds, tending to be utilized fo...	10
15	825	Too, the hood might, concomitantly, to some extent, though it seems a little late now, impair the functioning of their intelligence network in the city.	10
16	421	Perhaps later, when the citadel is burning, when resistance is ended, when the blood lust has to some extent lessened, you may receive an opportunity to strip yourself for captors".	10
18	327	The two lines which had to some extent protected the women and children now withdrew to protect the flanks of the retreating center.	10
21	856	It can be applied to legal rape, of course, in certain contexts, as when a free woman, to her horror, finds herself being treated as a bond maid, even to the extent of being subjected to "slave rape".	10
21	1175	"But perhaps, Master," said Publia, "as we have been recently free, our modesty to some extent might be considered".	10
21	1264	Perhaps to some extent, too, such garmenture, in its lovely degradation, protects the slave from the fury of free women—is the slut not already sufficiently exposed and shamed, but why do they bear their beauty with such defiant and brazen pride? What right have they to be so content, so radi...	10
24	256	"Is that the extent of the dispatches, Commander?" asked a man.	10
24	658	Naturally these arrangement are clear to the girls, and they often compete for what are regarded as the favored positions on the chain, vying with one another to improve their position, in kissing and caressing masters, and such, and sometimes bitterly disputing such locations with one another, some...	10
24	977	I was sure she wished that she might reach up and bring the strands of beads, which I had lifted and thrown back, about her collar, that they might dangle behind her, obscuring the less my vision of her loveliness, back again before her, as though such tiny, colorful objects might protect her to som...	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	367	To be sure, the southern bank of the Vosk, because of the former extent of Ar's Margin of Desolation, long ago abandoned, is much less populous than the northern bank.	10
1	727	They had not, until then, I gathered, no more than Philebus, nor I, suspected the depth and extent of the female, and slave, in Temione.	10
17	273	I must then, to some extent, be shielded.	10
18	291	It was only then, I think, that I began to realize the extent to which I must have been stung by the flies.	10
19	793	Unburdened then to that extent the creature tried again to climb.	10
37	186	This does not mean they to any extent compromise the mastery.	10
41	10	"To some extent," I said.	10
42	47	"I knew something of this sort had occurred," I said, "but not in this manner, nor to this extent".	10
44	243	The light from one or two of these fires, to one extent or another, illuminated some of the slaves, including the one in which the stranger was interested.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	733	Perhaps she could wear a scarf for a time, or have her hair shortened or tied in such a way as to conceal or minimize the rather liberal extent of this local cropping.	10
9	744	"To one extent or another," he said.	10
9	745	"And to the extent that her performance is unsatisfactory, she may be whipped," she said.	10
12	471	"Did you not observe his wringing of hands, his wailing unmanliness, his terror, his obsequiousness, not see too to what extent he would go to accommodate himself to Cosian will?" "It is true, Masters," said the girl, "if I may speak, as I gather I may, as you seem to insist upon treating me as a fr...	10
12	500	"You saw to what an extent he would go to accommodate himself to Cosian will," said Marcus.	10
16	155	Whereas presumably there were few in the crowd who were not prepared to resent, and as possible, oppose, Cos, not all were convinced of the depth and extent of the treason which had contributed so significantly to her victory.	10
16	166	Actually, of course, I had no idea of the nature or extent, or power, or resources, of the Delta Brigade.	10
20	269	The Cosians, I thought, had to some extent miscalculated.	10
21	440	"'I would hope,' I said, 'that Mistress would to some extent, in view of her fabled beauty and the damage that even the thought of it may wreak in the hearts of poor men, be rather moved to pity, be rather moved to look leniently on this bold transgression.	10
23	343	"Despite the convictions and the enthusiasms of Marcus in this matter," I said, "well warranted though they doubtless are, I should make clear to you that they might not be shared, at least to his extent, at first sight, by all casual observers".	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	99	Indeed, within the wall, I could not fully realize my natural condition, not to its fullest extent, what I was.	10
8	79	I take it that even those of scent were, to the extent possible, to be eliminated.	10
8	499	This compromised to some extent, it seems, the training of others.	10
8	826	If the other women did not like me, if they were not kind to me, if they did not help me, might my life then to some extent be endangered? And what if they lied about me, perhaps telling the men I had stolen a pastry, or something? I did not wish to be whipped, or killed.	10
10	26	I was to some extent familiar with these things from the cell's having been opened several times before, in the morning.	10
10	368	I could now walk, my legs through the leg holes, but only to the extent permitted by the rope on the bag.	10
10	479	Before I had been sold I had been so examined in great detail, even to the extent of performing what was almost a choreography before my prospective buyers, that my features, expressions, attitudes, movements, charms, if any, and such, might be the better assessed.	10
11	114	"To some extent, Master," I said.	10
12	390	But it was unthinkable, of course, that he might press his advantage, perhaps even to the alarming extent of touching his lips to my shoulder.	10
12	460	To some extent this still disturbed me, but I recognized my helplessness in these matters.	10
13	457	Indeed, I believe it can be more quickly and efficiently completed, as, less terrified of our lives, except to the extent that we might be found displeasing, we are, in a normal leash and collar, freer to concentrate our attention more fully on our lessons.	10
13	868	Beyond the leather, I knew, even to the tiny extent that I now understood it, there were other things, things far more frightening and effective, to which I might be subjected, if it were the will of men.	10
13	1473	I had been petty, and vain, and selfish, and doubtless, to some extent, still was.	10
14	205	That is what I think of your condition, and what you really are, you free females! Take away your veils and robes, and we shall see what you are! There, see, you are no more than we, only more slaves! Yes, perhaps I had chanced to yield, to some extent, to the temptation to take a little vengeance o...	10
16	226	It relieves inhibitions, improves confidence, and, I suppose, to some extent, literally stirs and stimulates organs.	10
29	768	To be sure, her master would doubtless to some extent protect her, seeing to it that the crowd did not exceed the proprieties customary to such occasions, for example, that they not be permitted to mutilate her or break her limbs.	10
38	228	She served in the chamber, though free, as, in effect, a slave of slaves, that her character might be improved, and that such experiences might to some extent mitigate the abruptness of any possible transition to bondage, when such behaviors would not only be suitable for her, but required.	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	27	She had been thinking of having it trimmed, but not shortened to that extent, but had not had it attended to.	10
4	281	"On such a planet," he said, "presumably the dominant life forms would supervise, to some extent, the technology of human beings".	10
4	304	"One does not know the full nature or extent of the technology at the disposal of the alien life forms on such a world," said the young man, "but it is doubtless not only powerful but sophisticated and widely ranging.	10
11	590	"You have had me trained," she said, "at least to some extent.	10
20	696	She could see to some extent through the loosely woven cloth.	10
20	917	"May I ask to what extent, Master?" "You wish a clue as to your value, do you not, collar slut?" he said.	10
20	993	Very beautiful? This startled Ellen, for she had not really thought of herself along these lines, or at least not often, or at least to that extent.	10
21	182	She had scarcely understood the extent and power of female desire until that moment, at the feet of a mere attendant, a Cosian hireling.	10
22	169	Ellen knew little of slave dance, for her first master, called on Gor 'Mirus', had determined that she would be only slightly trained, that she might be sold as a substantially ignorant girl, trained perhaps only to the extent that she might prove satisfactory enough to be permitted to live, that sh...	10
24	418	Her beauty, she hoped, might save her, compensating to a significant extent for her ignorance of slave dance.	10
26	395	Thank you, Master," she murmured, then to that extent again her own woman, as much as any slave can be her own woman.	10
27	91	Second, the slave is commonly trained, at least to some extent.	10
27	764	Perhaps now, too, to some extent, did those with Portus Canio, with Fel Doron and the wagon.	10
30	485	The love of a free woman, then, to the extent that she can love, is beset with a great number and variety of considerations, with a thousand subtle and noxious calculations, plannings and governances.	10

Book 28. (24 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
79	107	Similarly I will not whip you at great length, but only to the extent you deserve, so richly, and to the extent which I hope will rectify your behavior".	10
1	503	It was not unusual, at any rate, for a civilized female, to the extent that such are civilized, suddenly confronted with a seemingly inexplicable transformation in her circumstances and condition, to behave in a manner which suggests bewilderment and alarm.	10
1	995	She is, of course, acutely aware of how she had shamed and humiliated her family, and perhaps, to some extent, regrets this, but, too, she felt a certain rightness in kneeling before her brothers and sisters, in her rag and collar, and serving them, and such.	10
1	1254	Did the blonde not even know enough to cover herself, as did the brunette, at least to the extent possible? Many facial expressions and bodily words, so to speak, in the human species are presumably genetically coded, at least with respect to their templates, as they are amongst other Earth primates...	10
5	396	We tried to explain her concern at the time, at least to some extent.	10
8	167	"The division then, even were it equal in extent, would seem much in the interests of humans," said Cabot.	10
18	204	And certainly Arcesilaus knew she was at least to some extent speeched, as he had arranged for this, her tutoring being supplied largely by Grendel.	10
28	71	"It could be," said Peisistratus, "that Agamemnon is unsure of the extent of the conspiracy, and will thus wait for the return of the fleet".	10
32	69	Lady Bina, to the extent practical, was robed.	10
34	247	"And to a lesser extent yet would have the Lady Bina," said Grendel.	10
41	66	"He may not know the extent of the revolution, of the unrest, and he may not be certain as to who is loyal to him, and who is not".	10
47	117	Moreover, Cabot, in his time in the world, had become adept at reading not only the body language of Kurii, which is little harder, if at all, to decipher than that of the larl or sleen, but, to a large extent, also, the character or import of what was being said, for example, challenge, anger, cajo...	10
50	20	Is it so strange? That a slave might love her master, that a master might care for his slave? Might she not, to some extent, have brought this about, perhaps lamentably, by her beauty, her helplessness, her heat, her love, her devotion, her selfless service? Too, is she not, after all, a perfection ...	10
50	21	Is the collar itself not a symbol of this? That she exists for love? So, kneeling, needful, submitted, her own love opened like a flower, she begins to hope that something of her own feelings, so deep, so profound, so overwhelming, might be reciprocated, if only to a tiny extent, by her master.	10
51	153	"To an extent, perhaps," said Grendel, "but then she should be put to silence, with no more than a look, or word.	10
57	98	"You need not fear, my dear Flavion, that such a tunic will conceal a weapon, lest it be, and surely to no more than a tiny, almost mocking extent, the beauty of the female herself".	10
64	119	Too, as she had no translator, and few were in her vicinity, and she could understand very little of Kur, she was not even clear as to what the nature and extent of the charges against her might be.	10
67	50	Similarly, to the extent possible, one avoids the breaking of branches, the tearing of leaves from a bush, the crushing of a twig, the dislodging of pebbles or debris, such things.	10
69	52	Whether a slave is permitted clothing or not, and, if so, its extent and nature, is not up to the slave, of course, but her master.	10
76	62	She turned, as she could, to view him, and raised her head to the extent permitted by the leash, it shortened and locked about the lower post ring.	10
78	106	"The master who is fond of his slave," said the brunette, "would surely be concerned, at least to some extent, to assuage the needs of his property, to relieve the miseries of her tensions, to attend to her slave fires, which he has done so much to ignite and stoke?" "Certainly," said Corinna, "but ...	10
80	107	"Our science," said Lord Arcesilaus, "is not public, as is yours, and as is, to some extent, that of Goreans.	10
80	126	"I feel," said one of the Kurii to Cabot, "that you may not appreciate the nature, extent, and quality of Kur science, as it is often concealed".	10
81	26	Whereas the force of gravity as normally encountered is, so to speak, a very weak force, widely distributed, obviously it is, in its extent, a titanic force capable of holding moons to a planet, planets to a primary, stars in a galaxy, and so on.	10

Book 29. (15 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	48	I thought she was nicely figured, though the size, weight and texture of the tunic tended to conceal this to some extent.	10
3	145	Accordingly, it would be rare, if it was allowed at all, given the practices of Port Kar, and perhaps the vanity and arrogance of her craftsmen, intending to control to the greatest extent possible every detail of their work, to allow this carpentry to take place in a remote venue in which they had ...	10
5	728	In slave ships the heads are usually shaved, this reducing to some extent the dangers of insect infestation.	10
5	741	The others then, though doubtless some with misgivings, for a woman is extremely vulnerable before a male when she is in "position," attempted, to a greater or lesser extent, to duplicate the posture and bodily attitude of the girl to whom I had called their attention.	10
5	805	In such a way, it is supposed, might be wiped away the dishonor which her bondage had inflicted on the city, at least to some extent.	10
8	80	I sensed, however, that proprieties of one sort or another might be not only extremely important to this fellow, but might, to a large extent, govern his life.	10
9	46	Her safety, of course, would lie with men, and masters, who would to the extent practical, given a free woman's status and prerogatives, protect her.	10
10	100	In the light of these considerations, to the extent they might apply, then, it should be clear why the "contract women" would not be likely to concern themselves overly much with collar-girls.	10
14	64	Lastly, its lightness, compared to the usual infantry shield, would to some extent, if only one rather negligible, increase the speed and maneuverability of the tarn.	10
15	322	"To some extent," I agreed.	10
17	113	Lord Nishida, in his attempts to conceal his project, or to at least reduce a cognition of its extent, had wished to avoid any unusually large purchase of domestic tarns.	10
18	142	The most likely explanation for this, if it is true, as it seems to be, would presumably be to lighten and free the body to the greatest extent possible for great exertion and quick movement.	10
19	169	Too, I wished, to the extent possible, to protect Saru, assuming she was within.	10
22	133	"Perhaps that will to some extent refresh your memory".	10
38	144	The sales-platform girls are supplemented, to some extent, by captures brought from Earth, but those captures, though quite numerous, abstractly considered, constitute only a small fraction of Gorean female slaves, perhaps one in two or three hundred.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	174	Obviously masters have dressed them, to the extent they have been permitted clothing, for the pleasure of men.	10
3	187	"May I inquire the extent of the reward?" she asked.	10
3	188	"May I inquire the extent of the reward—what?" I said.	10
3	189	"May I inquire the extent of the reward—Master?" she said.	10
3	244	Initially it had been surmised the rebellion would be easily suppressed, but soon its extent and power became fearfully obvious.	10
3	944	The village was probably a market at times, for I saw dark stalls, and doubtless, to some extent, it catered, in one way or another, to the traffic on the Brundisium road.	10
3	1290	In this fashion the body is stretched, providing a convenient, practical, exploitable expanse for the whip's work, and the body can recoil and writhe, and pull away from the blows only to the extent that one realizes how little one can succeed in such an endeavor.	10
24	108	Thus they were reassured, at least to some extent, that the girls had been brought to shore.	10
25	380	Even on the shelves, of course, as well as in the purple booths, a girl may be expected to perform to some extent, that some sense might be conveyed to the client of the possible value of the merchandise.	10
26	20	I was pleased to some extent, of course, that the morale of our armsmen seemed high.	10
26	90	One supposes that novelty to some extent entered into the matter.	10
37	73	How easily a slave may be managed, and controlled, by such things! Must she wait? Will one choose to satisfy them, and how often, and in what way, and to what extent? A red-silk slave is often deprived of attention for some days, say, four or five, before being brought to the block, that she may wri...	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	318	"You are familiar to some extent with the Gorean world," she said.	10
4	374	"The lots, to some extent," said Mrs.	10
8	1282	How, in her mind's eye, she must have smiled, considering the fate she was arranging for her lovely, vain, shallow, spoiled charges, the markets of Gor! In the beginning, we had looked down on her, she merely a house mother, an employee, a servant of sorts, far beneath us, a woman hired to manage th...	10
10	607	Most obviously, they must be fed and, to some extent, clothed.	10
14	71	It would unprotestingly accept her pettinesses and abuses, which were not infrequent, would seek to attend to her wants, which were frequent, and, to the extent practical, would indulge her every whim.	10
18	1001	I sometimes thought she did not understand the extent to which she was actually in the power of Lord Grendel.	10
18	1038	Even a girl in a collar wants to be seen, to be recognized, and noticed, even be it to no greater extent than being mocked, humiliated, and scorned.	10
35	66	Given the limited numbers of Kurii on Gor at this time, they will begin by forging alliances with dissident elements in given cities, the resentful, envious, and jealous, those of thwarted ambition, and such, for there are always such, to bring them to power in their own cities, and then it will be ...	10
46	63	It was my speculation that Agamemnon, helpless and dependent in his metal housing, without a mobile, utilizable body, did not know whom he might trust, and to what extent.	10
48	70	This was due, in particular, not simply to the extent of the Cave and its passages, many of which were remote and unfamiliar, even natural, but because of a number of constructed private or secret passages.	10
48	173	I did not know the extent of the damage.	10

Book 32. (10 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	122	Similarly, transportation must be involved, of one extent or another.	10
7	60	In it, commonly, the slave may not stand, or stretch her body to its frill extent.	10
8	130	"You were to some extent displeasing".	10
13	9	Presumably that we are attired, after a fashion, is to spare the sensibilities of free women and, perhaps, to reduce, to some extent, the accostings, encounters, provocations, and such, which might be attendant on the public exhibition of wholly bared, collared properties.	10
14	267	Too, the camp was large, and the perimeter considerable in extent.	10
14	396	"They would then have to be, to some extent, finite, and limited," I said.	10
41	23	To be sure, it is probably a matter of degrees and extent.	10
41	24	Free women on my former world, for example, while more open with respect to their bodies than their Gorean sisters, even to the extent of commonly forgoing facial veiling, would be unlikely to consider bathing naked before men.	10
41	76	He had scorned me on the dock at Shipcamp, and I would scorn him here, but not, of course, to the extent of risking a beating.	10
50	774	It is the masters, of course, who decide whether or not a slave is to be clothed, and, if clothed, how, and to what extent.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	201	Certainly we shared a native language, and, to an extent, a common background.	10
23	92	"But it is my belief that others exist, and we may find them helpful, in pursuing, to an extent, common aims".	10
54	97	"But, of course, of brief extent".	10
54	189	In such a situation, of course, the enveloping forces are likely to have the advantage, given the extent of their logistical base and the openness and stability of their supply lines.	10
60	211	I had no doubt that the Ashigaru, some ten or so, with Lord Akio would enter the pond, but the obstacle of the floor of the bridge, and its height, would, I hoped, neutralize to some extent the effect of the glaives wielded from below, by wading men with uncertain footing.	10
61	183	* * * Whereas I have spoken of an "Agreement," that expression was, to some extent, a euphemism.	10
61	732	"To the extent permitted by the spears of Cos, and her allies".	10

Book 34. (13 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	402	I dismissed both incidents, to the extent I could.	10
2	72	"What would be the value or purpose of such a disclosure? How would it benefit either world? Would it not shatter comfortable visions, disrupt cultures, shake civilizations, alarm and unsettle populations, produce social, economic, and intellectual chaos? No, it is better for Gor to conceal itself, ...	10
7	247	In this moment, I could not help but apprise myself, to some extent, however inadequately, of my surroundings.	10
7	320	It is up to him whether or not you will be clothed, and in what way, and to what extent.	10
7	341	Yes, such things would doubtless be highly prized on your former world, doubtless to the extent of billions in various currencies, but here they are inexpensive and widely available.	10
14	100	Along these lines, when a city falls, the women of the enemy, before their embonding, stripped, often serve at the victory feast of the conquerors, even to the extent of being put rudely to the pleasure of the victors late in the feast.	10
30	370	Domestic tasks, too, I had been instructed in, to some extent, cooking, cleaning, sewing, and such, tasks that I would once, as a free woman, have regarded as beneath me, for a slave is many things to a master, tasks that I now loved as they would help me, in their humble way, to better serve a mast...	10
52	56	Surely he would be desperate to placate his mighty allies, to remedy matters to whatever extent possible, to redeem the plausibility of his house, to reassert the sturdiness of his allegiance and the value and reliability of his service.	10
53	19	The location of walls, for example, as well as their height and nature, as one would expect with military architecture, is heavily influenced by a consideration of the resources to be protected, their extent and nature, and the topographical features of the land.	10
53	129	He had had his translator activated when issuing this warning, presumably that any anxiety we might feel would be to some extent assuaged.	10
64	13	Paula, on the other hand, at least of women with whom I was personally acquainted, was unusual in this respect, as she could cook and, to some extent, at least, sew.	10
68	462	"That is a tarsk, a whole copper tarsk," said my master, apparently determined that I might not overlook the extent of his generosity, "a gratuity for the use of the slave".	10
69	105	Whether it is clothed or not, and to what extent, is up to the master".	10

Book 35. (4 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	101	Many of the men of her dismal world have been crippled, tamed, reduced, subdued, and conquered, taught to prize themselves in direct proportion to the extent they do treason to their manhood.	10
5	182	In such a case, a greater or lesser extent of the slave's legs will be visible, surely at least the calves, and the rest is left to the imagination of passing masters.	10
5	186	Lastly, it might be noted that the slave sheet, when fastened about the head, not only conceals the slave's features, but, in its way, to some extent, hoods the slave, thus making her less aware of her surroundings and more manageable.	10
35	195	"The tunic might mitigate to some extent the blows of the lash".	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	174	To the extent she is unsuccessful, she must expect the whip.	10
10	26	To that extent the slaver's work is facilitated.	10
34	16	A provincial governor might well be corrupt, even to the extent of supporting and protecting raiders, but the elaborate hoax of identifying the raiders as the minions of a foe from faraway, of whom many in the Farther Islands might well have never heard suggested a darker, higher politics.	10
38	34	"Yes," I said, "but how and to what extent?" "It is absurd to try to enlist him in our cause," said Thurnock.	10
57	182	They did not realize the nature of the fire, its extent or violence.	10