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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	4	Such a connection seems unlikely for a number of reasons, among them the fact that my people were simple tradesmen of Bristol, and uniformly fair-complexioned and topped with a blaze of the most outrageous red hair.	10
2	238	He added, "That is why I like to think of the planet as the Counter-Earth, not only because of its resemblance to our native world, but because, as a matter of fact, it is placed as a counterpoise to the Earth.	10
2	271	In fact, there is so little probability that this tale will be believed that the Priest-Kings of Sardar, the Keepers of the Sacred Place, have apparently granted that it may be recorded.	10
3	72	On the other hand, the High Castes, specifically the Warriors, Builders, Scribes, Initiates, and Physicians, were told the truth in such matters, perhaps because it was thought they would eventually determine it for themselves, from observations such as the shadow of their planet on one or another o...	10
3	80	"In fact, in the First Knowledge, there is a story told to the young in their public nurseries, that if a man from Lower Caste should come to rule in a city, the city would come to ruin".	10
5	33	I knew little more about her than her name, Sana, and the fact that she was a slave from the City of Thentis.	10
6	188	"Spiders are, as a matter of fact, particularly clean insects," I remarked, my eyes informing her that I was inspecting her comparatively filthy garments.	10
12	77	Oddly enough, I cried out to the stars in joy, still clinging to life, unwilling to lament the fact that my miseries must now be prolonged.	10
17	7	In despair I realized I had done nothing more than make clear the fact that someone was desperately interested in the whereabouts of the girl, and, if anything, this information would make Pa-Kur redouble his precautions for her security and doubtless attempt to apprehend the individual responsible ...	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	190	There is perhaps little more to say here, other than the fact that I have not seen him again.	10
3	26	One obvious danger lay in the road itself, and the fact that I had no light.	10
3	89	What I said, I knew, would be less important than the fact that something was said, that he had not been alone again.	10
6	88	She is determined not to be tamed, not to submit, and her proud carriage bespeaks this fact.	10
15	144	She seemed shaken by this matter of fact answer.	10
15	178	Indeed, as I thought of the cruel Tatrix, of what she had done, I wondered if, in fact, I should not take her to Ar and dispose of her on the Street of Brands.	10
17	38	He hated me, blaming me somehow for the fact that he found himself in this dire predicament.	10
20	101	The bird regained his strength and senses, except for the fact that it remained agitated, almost unmanageable.	10

Book 3. (22 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	156	I would learn later, however, that this simple fact was indeed almost incomprehensible to Priest-Kings, and that Misk, though he readily accepted it as a fact in his mind, could not bring himself, so to speak, in the furthest reaches of his heart to acknowledge it as true, for were not both he and S...	10
28	234	Misk would pilot the craft upon occasion but it was, in fact, rather cramped for him and he could not stand within it, a fact that bothered him no end for a Priest-King, for some reason, becomes extremely agitated when he cannot stand.	10
1	38	Further, members of castes such as the Physicians and Builders use the fairs for the dissemination of information and techniques among Caste Brothers, as is prescribed in their codes, in spite of the fact that their respective cities may be hostile.	10
1	83	The fact that warriors of one city sometimes wear the insignia of cities hostile to their own when they make these attacks further compounds the suspicions and internecine strife which afflicts the Gorean cities.	10
7	86	My decision was motivated in part by the fact that the hall allowed few concealments for ambush and I would presumably see my pursuer almost as soon as he saw me.	10
8	44	Perhaps one of the almost inexhaustible energy bulbs, which can burn for years, had as a simple matter of fact at last burned out.	10
9	5	This harsh treatment, incidentally, when she is thought to deserve it, may even be inflicted on a Free Companion, in spite of the fact that she is free and usually much loved.	10
9	9	Should she be tempted to forget this basic fact of Gorean life the slave ring set in the bottom of each Gorean couch is there to refresh her memory.	10
10	13	In fact, though I speak of hearing and smelling, I am not sure that these expressions are altogether meaningful when applied to Priest-Kings.	10
10	34	On the other hand it may well be the case that, as a matter of fact, the morpheme set of the language of Priest-Kings is indeed larger than that of English.	10
10	112	This seemed to me significant, far more significant than the mere fact that a Priest-King might not understand a human laugh.	10
12	186	But I had no wish to kill him, nor as a matter of fact to injure him severely.	10
14	142	"The pain was excruciating," said Misk, "and I could not but follow her in spite of the fact that I wanted to go to the Golden Beetle.	10
14	155	To my human mind, used to the cruelties with which selfish men can implement their schemes, I saw nothing incomprehensible in the fact that Sarm would have attempted to engineer Misk's death.	10
16	163	"Was the fact that I was placed in the chamber of the girl Vika of Treve considered?" "Sarm suspects," said Misk, "and it was he who arranged your quarters, in order that you might succumb to her charms, that she might enthrall you, that she might bend you helplessly, pliantly to her will and whim a...	10
18	4	I gathered that the Muls to whom I spoke, who seemed well enough disposed towards me, simply did not know what was meant, in spite of the fact that several of them had been bred in the Nest, in the breeding cases located in certain special vivaria set aside for the purpose.	10
18	64	The fact that I had nearly thrown myself and my two passengers off the disk at high speed onto the flooring of the tunnel did not occur to me at the time.	10
25	49	I was not certain whether, as a matter of fact, they would open the door or not, but I thought it best that both of them could honestly report that they had seen me enter the tunnels and had not seen me return.	10
26	279	On the other hand, I, like many Gorean masters, provided the girl was not testing or challenging me, and provided that free women, or others, were not present whom I had no wish to offend or upset, preferred as a matter of fact to have my own name on the girl's lips, for I think, with acknowledged v...	10
28	225	I would not have believed the ship was possible but I found it difficult to offer the arguments of my old world's physics against the fact of Misk's success.	10
33	4	The speed of our return journey was not due primarily to the fact that we were now on the whole descending, though this helped, but rather to the gravitational reduction which made it possible for me, Vika in my arms, to move with a swift disregard for what, under more normal conditions, would have ...	10
33	5	Several times, in fact, I had simply leaped from one portion of the trail to float more than a hundred feet downward to land lightly on another portion of the trail, a point which, on foot, might have been separated by more than five pasangs from the point above from which I had leaped.	10

Book 4. (27 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
1	24	I had left the vicinity of the Sardar Range in the month of Se'Var, which in the northern hemisphere is a winter month, and had journeyed south for months; and had now come to what some call the Plains of Turia, others the Land of the Wagon Peoples, in the autumn of this hemisphere; there is, due ap...	10
8	51	They did not, in fact, even cross the western Cartius, far from cities, which they often do, swimming the bosk and kaiila, floating the wagons, the men often crossing on the backs of the swimming bosk.	10
8	101	I tried to talk to Kamchak and help him to understand the shock that the girl had undergone, the total alteration of her life and circumstances, unexplained—finding herself alone on the prairie, the Tuchuks, the capture, the return to the Wagons, her examination in the grassy avenue, the Siri...	10
8	358	Some girls of the Wagon Peoples in fact, incredible though it seems, are trained exhaustively in the art of evading the bola, and such a girl is worth a great deal to a master, who uses her in wagering.	10
8	413	Moreover, I was not insensitive to the fact that though she were slave and I a free man, she had not addressed me, as the custom is, by the title of Master.	10
9	12	It might be mentioned, for those unaware of the fact, that the Caste of Merchants is not considered one of the traditional five High Castes of Gor—the Initiates, Scribes, Physicians, Builders and Warriors.	10
9	84	Many people scarcely glanced at us, in spite of the fact that we were theoretically blood foes.	10
10	47	She simply stated a fact.	10
10	271	It was only then that it had occurred to me that both girls might have been acquired in the games; as a matter of fact, however, I later learned that only Tenchika had been so acquired; Dina had first felt the thongs of a master beside the burning wagons of a caravan in which she had purchased passa...	10
10	451	I gather that the Wagon Peoples, if they wanted sabers or regarded them as valuable, would be able to acquire them, in spite of the fact that they have no metalworking of their own; there might be some attempt to prevent them from falling into the hands of the Wagon Peoples, but where there are gold...	10
10	453	The fact that the saber is not a common weapon of Wagon Peoples is a reflection of the style, nature and conditions of warfare to which they are accustomed, a matter of choice on their part rather than the result of either ignorance or technological limitation.	10
12	72	Actually, as a matter of fact, both were.	10
12	246	I noted that, in spite of the fact that Aphris had now been in the wagon for several days, Kamchak had not yet called for the Iron Master.	10
15	42	Was it not for this purpose that I had come to the Wagon Peoples? I cursed the fact that I had waited so long—even to the time of the Omen Taking—for thereby had I lost the opportunity to try for the sphere myself in the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
15	90	Once he pounded the rug on the polished floor in front of him and cried out angrily, as though to remind himself of some significant and inalterable fact, "She is Turian! Turian!" The work of the wagon was done by Tuka and another girl, whom Kamchak hired for the purpose.	10
16	149	The fact that the man with the Paravaci quiva wore the robe now seemed to be significant.	10
16	175	But know, Tarl Cabot, that I am a merchant and understand men and the meaning of gold—I no more object to Ha-Keel dealing with Tuchuks than I would to the fact that water freezes and fire burns—and that no one ever leaves the Yellow Pool of Turia alive".	10
16	211	"In fact," continued the small merchant, "it was he who arranged my fortunes and sent me, some years ago, to Turia".	10
16	251	They used wines in which, as a matter of fact, things could be and were, upon occasion, stirred—mostly spices and sugars.	10
23	21	He did not, on the other hand, approve of the fact that the raid had taken place during the Omen Year, which is a time of general truce among the Wagon Peoples.	10
23	198	It was not that they, on this night, truly distrusted one another so much as the fact that a lifetime of raiding and war had determined each to be, as a simple matter of course, wary of the other.	10
23	206	Aphris had, according to the woman, fallen into the hands of the Paravaci who had looted Kamchak's wagon; Elizabeth's fate she did not know; I gathered, of course, from the fact that Elizabeth had been sent to another wagon that Kamchak had sold her.	10
24	56	In fact, to my elation, some of my fledgling crossbowmen, on the first day, brought down four tarns attempting to enter the compound, though, to be sure, several escaped them.	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
25	341	"I think I know why Kamchak gave you to me—aside from the fact that I suppose he thought I could use a pretty wench about the wagon".	10
26	540	Then I asked, "By the way, as a matter of fact, what did you pay for her?" Kamchak's face was black with rage.	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	63	The fact that it seemed to be a universal disease did not dissuade the caste from considering how it might be combated.	10
3	69	The fact that the disease tends to strike those who have maintained the observances recommended by the Caste of Initiates, and who regularly attend their numerous ceremonies, as well as those who do not, is seldom explained, though, when pressed, the Initiates speak of possible secret failures to ma...	10
4	71	"No," he had said, "other than the fact that he was a warrior from the allied city of Thentis, a poor Warrior".	10
4	93	He had come to the allied city of Ko-ro-ba, and had there found his death, for no reason that was clear to me other than the fact that he had had the misfortune to resemble me.	10
5	33	The fact that my compartment did not have a lock was, I assumed, no accident.	10
5	709	"It is a simple matter of fact," she said.	10
7	102	Almost immediately the first man, he who wore the tiny Thief's brand, returned to the panel and crouching down, held out a small, obviously heavy box, to Cernus, who, in spite of the fact that he was the master of the House of Cernus itself, took it in his own hands.	10
8	63	The fact that Elizabeth's training was not beginning immediately gave some suggestion that this might be the case.	10
13	232	I expect the fact that I walked as a Warrior, a sword at my side, perhaps dissuaded individuals who might otherwise have attempted to cut a purse or threaten a throat were they not rewarded for leniency.	10
13	275	Some Assassins are, as a matter of fact, skilled tarnsmen.	10
14	18	I think it was not so much I minded an occasional bit of silk lying on the floor as that I derived great pleasure from the fact that the lovely Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, slave in the House of Cernus, must keep my quarters.	10
14	107	I was angry and frustrated that Caprus would not surrender the results of his labors before their completion, but I could understand his reasoning, his fears; and, on the other hand, the fact that he had himself located the documents we wished and was copying them gave me great satisfaction, for it ...	10
14	110	I puzzled on the fact that the maps and documents which Caprus was copying were not coded, but in simple Gorean.	10
15	25	The dance receives its name from the fact that the girl's head is not supposed to rise above the Warrior's belt, but only purists concern themselves with such niceties; wherever the dance is performed, however, it is imperative that the girl never rise to her feet.	10
15	188	She had, as a matter of fact, hated and resented men.	10
15	196	Flaminius, of course, was practiced and skillful in what he was doing, and Phyllis was not difficult to catch and tangle in his well-woven nets of logic and supposed fact.	10
15	197	During this time Virginia would usually remain silent, but she would occasionally volunteer a fact, a precedent or event which would support Flaminius' position, much to the anger of Phyllis.	10
16	223	Neither of them, incidentally, had ever seemed much taken aback by the fact that I commonly wore the black of the Assassin.	10
19	187	Then I understood what was going on, perhaps belatedly, for I knew the girl, Red Silk before the black ships, was extremely responsive, and had even been used in the hall of Cernus for the amusement of his Warriors and guards; she had known the caress would be given; she had been ready; she had perh...	10
21	38	"The very fact that Cernus appears to be of the faction of the Greens influences thousands of our citizens; it itself, with the frequent victories of the Greens, is enough to make the Greens generally favored in the betting.	10
22	492	It did not occur to me at the moment but the fact that one of these men was the rider for Green had made the allegiance of the Ubar clear to all.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	That fact, in itself, that the long bow is a peasant weapon, would make many Goreans, particularly those not familiar with the bow, look down upon it.	10
8	84	The fact, delightful to me, that Telima's skill was such that actual marsh gants frequently responded to her cries was, I expect, less delightful to those of Port Kar.	10
9	101	Nominally beneath these Ubars, but in fact much independent of them, is an oligarchy of merchant princes, Captains, as they call themselves, who, in council, maintain and manage the great arsenal, building and renting ships and fittings, themselves controlling the grain fleet, the oil fleet, the sla...	10
14	43	The length and weight of these oars would make their operation impractical were it not for the fact that each of them, on its inboard end, is weighted with lead.	10
14	440	The fact that many women of Earth do not affect the veil is one of the reasons that many Goreans, who are familiar with the Second Knowledge, or have witnessed such women being brought in chains to the market, perhaps still in shreds of their Earth clothing, regard them as shameless, and as curvaceo...	10

Book 7. (9 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	I do not believe my father was even interested in the money he made, other than in the fact that he made more of it than most other men, but there were always others, some others, who were richer than he.	10
8	399	Of special interest to me was the fact that this room, primitive though it might be, was lit by what, in Gorean, is called an energy bulb, an invention of the Builders.	10
11	366	And indeed, of course, I could not have, in fact, eluded him, even had I cared to do so.	10
13	802	Somehow he frightened me, even beyond the fact that I had much to fear, as I was in his power, a caught slave.	10
13	1059	This had nothing to do with the fact that I lay stripped before him, wrists and ankles lashed, his prisoner.	10
13	1060	It had to do with the fact that he was totally masculine, and in the presence of such a stimulus, my body would permit me to be only totally feminine.	10
14	91	The fact that New York City was of Earth, and that Treve was of Gor, would not even enter into the ceremony.	10
14	274	It was natural that, after he had used me, had enslaved me in his arms, I should, the next day, in witness to this fact, be marked".	10
15	146	Yet, in spite of these considerations, I was not treated preferentially! I had some consolation in the fact that certain other girls, who would try to be particularly pleasing to Ute, who would try to insinuate themselves into her favor, were treated with abrupt coldness.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	508	"No," I said, "other than the fact that it is said to be somewhere north or northeast of Laura".	10
8	5	The fact that we numbered ten, including myself, and that the girls of Verna's band numbered some fifteen, and that they were skilled with their weapons, and dangerous, dictated the nature of our approach.	10
14	257	And yet by biology, by their beauty, by their aroused inwardness, they could not, in fact, own but only, in their true fulfillment, belong, be taken, be conquered.	10
14	289	What woman, I wonder, fully aroused, helpless, is not, in fact, in the arms of her lover, owned.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	98	And, after all, who knows much of Priest-Kings, other than the obvious fact that they exist.	10
8	47	Proving that I myself am not above fashion I had had this scandalous alteration implemented in my own house; surely I would not have wanted my girls to be embarrassed by the excessive length of their livery; and, in fact, I did the Ubar of Ar one better, by ordering their hemlines lifted by an addit...	10
10	99	More literally, the expression tends to be based on the fact that the brief slave tunic of the south, the single garment permitted the female slave, is often of silk.	10
10	102	This is a consequence of Gor's simpler culture, in which there is literally less to do, less to clean, less to care for, and so on, and also of the fact that the Gorean master, if pleased with the wench, takes care that she is fresh and ready for the couch.	10
10	314	We saw thralls, too, in the crowd, and rune-priests, with long hair, in white robes, a spiral ring of gold on their left arms, about their waist a bag of omen chips, pieces of wood soaked in the blood of the sacrificial bosk, slain to open the Thing; these chips are thrown like dice, sometimes sever...	10
10	373	The fact that humans have minds does not cancel the truths of the blood, but permits their enrichment and enhancement, their expression in physical and psychological ecstasies far beyond the reach of simpler organisms; the female slave submits to her master in a thousand dimensions, in each of which...	10
10	383	At her waist she wore a jeweled scabbard, protruding from which I saw the ornamented, twisted blade of a Turian dagger; free women in Torvaldsland commonly carry a knife; at her belt, too, hung her scissors, and a ring of many keys, indicating that her hall contained many chests or doors; her hair w...	10
13	137	This is not to deny that the Ubara in the south, in fact, exercises as much or more power than her northern counterpart.	10
15	69	This was the boldest and most fearful probe of the Kurii of the ships, directed toward humans but doubtless, in fact, a testing of the will and nature of Priest-Kings, their true foes.	10
16	64	Ivar, like many of those in the north, was a passable reader, but took care to conceal this fact.	10
18	636	This fact, red with blood of both beasts and men, had been demonstrated in a remote valley of the north.	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	77	Whip me for it! Though I was fortunate enough never to be collared or branded, or mastered, I am a natural slave! Though I have lived as a free woman since birth, I concealed the fact that I was a true slave!" "And when did you learn this fact?" asked Hassan.	10
2	102	The drover's objection, I think, is largely a function of the fact that he does not have a great deal of money to spend.	10
4	218	She still had far to go, but there was no doubt as to the fact that improvement had been wrought in her.	10
5	136	She was further discomfited by the fact that she was discovered by Aya, Farouk's slave woman, who was training her.	10
5	385	On Gor, sooner or later, she would be forced to face this fact; she would be forced to look deeply within herself; to confront herself, perhaps for the first time, with candor, and uncompromising honesty; I wondered if, at that time, seeing herself, truly, she would go mad, or if, boldly, with joy, ...	10
5	600	"The fact that I can dance as a slave," said Alyena, moving before me, "does not mean that I am a slave".	10
5	624	But beyond these trivialities, though of considerable commercial import, was the fact that she was beautiful, both in face and figure.	10
8	124	If she had had objections doubtless they would have pertained to other matters, such as the fact that, against her will, her ears had been pierced; that she had not chosen the rings, but he; and that he, as a master, giving her no choice, not considering her feelings, because it had pleased him, had...	10
10	77	"They did not deign to conceal the fact".	10
10	209	"And strangest of all," said the merchant, leaning forward, looking at us intently, "is the fact that the Aretai raiders were led by a woman!" "A woman?" asked Hassan.	10
13	186	"Further, in the light of the fact that you have recovered that in which you were interested, whatever it is, I trust that you will be willing to let bygones be bygones, and permit myself and my friend to depart, returning to us our kaiila, garments and accouterments, and perhaps bestowing upon us s...	10
14	387	Sometimes, for one reason or another, it is useful to separate or isolate given girls; too, it common to secure slaves at night, and the alcove makes this a simple matter; a single guard, with a lamp, can check a hundred girls in a few Ehn; too, if one is not in her place, it is easy to know instant...	10
24	228	That is a simple fact to ascertain.	10
25	415	We had taken the prisoner rope from her neck, to conceal the fact that she was a free prisoner.	10

Book 11. (16 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	20	Again I felt the weight, circular, heavy, on my neck; again I heard the small sound, the stirring, simple and matter of fact, of heavy metal links.	10
3	531	That in the north the lovely dina was spoken of as the "slave flower" did not escape the notice of the expatriated Turians; in time, in spite of the fact that "Dina" is a lovely name, and the dina a delicate, beautiful flower, it would no longer be used in the southern hemisphere, no more than in th...	10
3	538	It was natural, given the fact that the dina is the "slave flower," that eventually enterprising slavers, warriors and merchants, those with an interest in the buying and selling of women, should develop a brand based on the flower.	10
6	38	Tabuk's Ford receives its name from the fact that field tabuk were once accustomed, in their annual migrations, to ford the Verl tributary of the Vosk in its vicinity.	10
7	1012	But, in spite of the fact that my master, currently, seemed to be much taken with Marla, and that she was clearly the preferred bond girl in our camp, I did not feel that she had managed to negate the moments or the tacit understanding which I felt I shared with the man who owned me.	10
9	1914	This seems to be recognized even on Earth, given, for example, the fact of off-the-shoulder evening gowns.	10
9	2117	To be sure we are helpless, in fact, in our ropes and chains, and in our bracelets.	10
11	279	In them there is likely to be much screaming and rolling upon the tiles; vicious clawing, biting, kicking and hair pulling tend to figure in such feminine disputations; even more shameful perhaps is the fact that the other girls find such contests amusing and encourage the contestants.	10
12	323	He had intimidated me in the courtyard, in spite of the fact that he had been helpless and chained.	10
13	152	As I lay, lashed, quivering, in misery, on the surface of the block, I realized that that seemingly insignificant little fact, the piercing of the ears, had indeed, as I had been informed, a most significant import on Gor.	10
13	155	I only report the fact.	10
22	334	I liked the word, and the fact that the free woman might object to it made me, perhaps, like it the more.	10
24	95	Yet I had, I knew, in fact, in a terrible moment, betrayed my beloved master.	10
25	66	"From the fact that each third bead is yellow," said Bosk, "we may infer that the units of import consist of pairs of beads, separated by the yellow beads.	10
26	10	The Lady Elicia had no intention of letting the former Judy Thornton, her formal rival at the college, lose sight of the fact that she was now a slave.	10
26	543	That the collar was locked did not simply mean that she could not remove it, a fact which played its important role in guaranteeing slave recognition and identification, but, perhaps even more importantly, was momentous in its significance of bondage.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	347	If Scormus should draw yellow, and I were to place my bet after this fact was generally known, I would stand to win almost nothing, even should I wager a good deal.	10
3	435	Given the number of girls at the fair, and the fact that new ones are constantly being brought to the platforms, it is impractical to hope to market them all from the block.	10
3	601	The fact that the blonde had worn shorts and had tied her shirt as she had made it clear to me that she was willing to display her body.	10
3	619	The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth.	10
4	554	That the herd of Tancred, however, had not appeared in the north seemed to be a matter of fact, a puzzling anomaly which, in Gorean history, had not, as far as I knew, hitherto occurred.	10
6	31	From the fact that their arms had been bared to the gaze of men I knew they were slaves.	10
9	81	As a matter of fact intelligence is one of the major criteria used by Gorean slavers when scouting an Earth girl for capture and abduction to the chains of Gor.	10
12	339	One may fear to transgress a boundary which, in fact, exists only in one's mind.	10
12	604	"No," I said, "but note, interestingly, in spite of the fact that you perhaps never in your life on Earth encountered such manhood, yet you were capable of understanding and conceiving it, and longing for its manifestation".	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
23	328	I thought it true what she had said, not only from her asseverations and the fact that I had come to be able to read with facility her face and body in the months I had owned her, but from the general circumstances of the situation.	10
24	322	"Yes," she said, "but I would prefer to think of it as responding not so much to the condition of being a slave as to the clear and incontrovertible fact that I am a slave.	10
35	694	Suspicion, if any, would be most likely generated by the fact that she was not, under the security alert, in close chains, in a holding area.	10

Book 13. (15 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	128	Needless to say, the entire dance is observed by the master, and this, in fact, of course, is known to both the dancer and her audience, the master.	10
1	234	"Surely the hegemony is resented," said Samos, "as would seem borne out by the fact that some attacks did take place on the expedition of Shaba".	10
1	454	"It is my speculation," I said, "that the girl below in the pens, in the tharlarion cell, in spite of the fact that she is, though beautiful, less stunning than many slaves, is simple collar meat, that she was brought to Gor for straightforward disposition to a slaver, perhaps in a contract lot".	10
3	65	I was more alert to the fact that, moments before, two guardsmen had passed.	10
3	68	I was very aware of the fact that I carried, in my sea bag, the ring which the blond barbarian had had on the Blossoms of Telnus and the notes, bearing the signatures and seals of Schendi bankers, who had been made out to Shaba, the geographer of Anango, the explorer of Lake Ushindi, and the discove...	10
4	536	"Follow me, if you will, to the praetor station, where this fact may be made clear to you".	10
5	278	"It would be embarrassing, too, I suspect," I said, "for one of Schendi, and one who was a captain, too, to call public attention to the fact that he had lost a girl".	10
6	549	Slaves, interestingly, do not count as one of the major products in Schendi, in spite of the fact that the port is the headquarters of the League of Black Slavers.	10
7	35	In spite of the fact that he was not at full inventory he crowded his girls, leaving several of the small, open-sided, palm-thatched shelters, those about the outer wall, a low, boarded wall, empty.	10
24	65	The danger, currently, of the bint and blue grunt, however, was not primarily due to any peril they themselves might represent, particularly as the grunt would not now be schooling, but due to the fact that they, drawn by shed blood, might be followed by tharlarion.	10
27	169	Did the other slut not know that this was something that no woman must do! Was it not sufficiently horrifying even to experience sexual desire, without admitting the fact? "Slave!" chided the blond-haired barbarian.	10
27	198	Suddenly, for the first time they suspect that this is something very important about them, that it is not merely a political irrelevancy, or embarrassment, that it is not merely a trivial contingent fact about their being, negligible in its significance and to be ignored if at all possible.	10
29	17	It has a cordage of bark strips resembling a closely woven burlap, but it is much softer, a result in part perhaps due to the fact that the dye in which it is prepared is mixed with palm oil.	10
34	627	Reconcile yourself to that fact.	10
37	10	In spite of the fact that Tende had now become to Kisu a superb love slave, he still kept her under the strictest security.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	199	"Among them is the fact that you are different from the others.	10
7	248	I knew, of course, despite the fact that she was a woman and I was a man, and that she was then to me as my own slave and I to her as her true master, that I must not permit myself this pleasure.	10
12	496	I have little doubt, too, the fact that I stood in the near background to the Lady Tendite, a male large and strong, contributed to the scene intended by the Lady Tima.	10
13	37	It is from that fact that the confederation is known as the Salerian Confederation.	10
16	14	To be sure, certain skills tend to be associated traditionally with certain castes, a fact which is clearly indicated in caste titles, such as the leather workers, the metal workers, the singers, and the peasants.	10
18	233	How could she, in such a situation, call attention to the fact that she had been inspected, and as a woman, by one who was a mere slave.	10
28	55	That is an important fact about you.	10
34	165	Perhaps of greater interest is the fact that, despite their lack of legal standing, and their strict status as no more than a vendible commodity, no more than a curvaceous, collared property, they are acclaimed and celebrated, and relished and sought after, with gold and leather, with lust and intel...	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	228	It was no wonder Oneander made no public fact of his most recent itinerary.	10
3	54	"Do you really think it is wrong for a woman to be a true woman?" "Yes," she said, "for it is to be a woman, and not a man!" "But you are not, in fact, a man," I said.	10
11	488	"You have made much of the fact that I am an Earth girl and a slave," she said.	10
15	181	"If you were my slave, you would be in no doubt about the fact".	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. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	187	I had gathered from the fact that the chest had not been locked, that it had been open to her, and that she had acted with such alacrity, that a charge had been placed upon her in the matter with which I was concerned.	10
17	3	It has its name from the fact that most renters of, and dealers in, Coin Girls in Victoria, keep their kennels on this street.	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
19	342	Most girls, in fact, sooner or later, wear their collars with pleasure and pride.	10
19	563	"Then the fact that I am a woman of Earth and you are a man of Earth need not protect me," she said.	10
20	322	It is a well-known fact that the mere sight of chains can make many women, even free women, sexually uneasy.	10
20	607	Some women, sensitive to the fact that their modesty has now been so violently compromised, and so unworthily, as a result of mere fear, suppose then that they might as well be in a collar.	10
20	631	Yet, she is only too well aware of the fact, as well, that the slave is only a slave, a property, an animal, to be despised and held in contempt.	10
20	1027	She might truly be terrified if she understood that it was she herself he intended to own, and, in fact, was going to own, she the exhibitor of the merchandise as well as she, the merchandise exhibited.	10
20	1881	This can be difficult, for the allure of the female slave, in her helplessness, beauty and vulnerability, and in the fact that she is fully his, owned, is the most potent of all allures a female can have for a male.	10
20	1952	Despite the fact that we had known one another on Earth, and such, she was here, on Gor, only a slave.	10

Book 17. (18 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1364	You may know little or nothing of your master, or masters, other than the fact that he holds total power over you, and he may know little or nothing of you, other than the fact that your lovely hide is marked with the brand of the female slave.	10
1	302	I would not have minded, in fact, had it been even wider.	10
1	586	On the other hand, given the fact that I am conveying this material in English, at two removes from the original, I think that the above translation, and what follows, is not only reasonably adequate in a literal sense, but also conveys something, at least, of the flavor of the original.	10
1	1129	This has to do with the fact that they are members of the same tribe and, usually, of the same warrior society.	10
2	212	They are, in fact, substantially, vast tracts of rolling grasslands, lying east of the Thentis mountains.	10
8	69	This situation is further complicated by the fact that the iron, normally, is cleaned following each application, a procedure which further reduces its heat.	10
8	161	She knew little more than the fact that she was being displayed before men, though for what reason and to what end, I conjectured, she scarcely dared speculate.	10
8	179	The fact that she was dressed as she was led me to believe that the woman worked in business and that she had been taken by the slavers on her way home from work.	10
8	804	I think, lying there, she now began, more fully and explicitly than she had dared before, to comprehend the actuality of her condition, that she might be, in fact, what she seemed to be, a lashed, soon-to-be vended slave.	10
11	48	So, too, will such things as the fact that you have no Home Stone and no caste, and will be ignorant of a thousand things known to any Gorean.	10
11	182	You are totally and legally, as well as in practical fact, the property of your master".	10
11	183	"Then we can be slaves here?" "You are slaves here, literally, and in fact.	10
13	1068	"But she cannot, in fact, have committed it, because she is a slave?" asked the girl.	10
13	1155	"They were largely the result of your own initial responsiveness," I said, "plus the fact that you realized you were a slave.	10
13	1457	It takes its very meaning from the fact that it is not yet falarina".	10
13	1590	"Too, bound in this position she is seldom in doubt as to the fact that she is a slave.	10
14	163	That the red-haired girl had not been named as yet was not a function of the fact that either Grunt or myself saw any difficulty with Millicent as a slave name.	10
17	332	Many women, in fact, do not even become beautiful, truly beautiful, until after they have been collared.	10

Book 18. (15 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Too, I supposed that there were many among such beasts, perhaps most, in fact, who had never smelled a man, or a kaiila, before.	10
2	108	The fact that necklaces, and such, are very common among Earth women is usually taken as a sign of their readiness for, and desire for, the collar.	10
2	332	I had suspected, however, from the plainness of her dress, the fact that she was on foot, with the Isanna, and seemed clearly in attendance on the girl astride the kaiila, that she was not of the Isanna, but was, rather, one owned by them, or, at least, living with them.	10
3	102	Cancega and the others, interestingly, in spite of the fact that she was a slave, were patient with her.	10
3	144	They call my attention to the fact that the Kaiila themselves seldom, among themselves, think of themselves as the "Cutthroat tribe".	10
11	4	I was fond of Canka and, too, I supposed, I should be pleased, as I was, in strict fact, his slave, and had had what amounted, as I now understood clearly, to what was a charge, or at least an invitation in the matter.	10
12	416	Needless to say, the girl scurries to the couch, regards it, in effect, as a place of possible refuge, in spite of the fact that her sexual exploitation and domination will clearly take place upon it, and, for the time limits set, whatever they may be, fears to leave it.	10
15	233	"It is a well-known fact.	10
28	104	Aside from the obvious fact that it might improve the price of a girl in her sale or resale, it can also be sheared and sold.	10
28	154	Too, it was she who had alerted us to the fact, thinking little of it at the time, that the Yellow-Knife chieftains in camp were not civil chieftains but war chiefs.	10
32	58	Cuwignaka, as a matter of fact, did not even know of my true mission in the Barrens.	10
32	137	"Do you think the fact that she is the only red slave at the feast, the only one among all the white slaves, is deliberate?" I asked.	10
33	4	The fact that we did not have kaiila had, it seemed, worked to our advantage.	10
40	720	"Do you think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and ma...	10
54	181	This hypothesis is further confirmed by the fact that the Sleen, in trading with Grunt, Grunt making use of booties acquired from the Yellow Knives, offered him, in effect, the package containing both the Hobarts and their lovers.	10

Book 19. (29 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	32	In fact I rather enjoyed this.	10
2	465	And what did that mean, really, other than the fact that we were healthy, alive, vital, needful, and females? Was it truly better to be sickly, confused, neurotic, miserable, depressed, and sexually inert? But perhaps I was, indeed, more needful or vital than many other women.	10
3	535	"Here," she said, "in point of fact, aside from all questions of legality or moral propriety, or the lack thereof, putting all such questions aside for the moment, for they are actually irrelevant to the facts, people are, I assure you, owned".	10
3	536	"People are in fact owned?" I asked.	10
3	620	In this place, I gathered, the fact that I was a woman was not irrelevant to what I was.	10
3	622	This fact would be made clear about me even by the clothing which I wore.	10
6	616	But whatever might be the truth about such matters, or the optimum ways of viewing them, female slavery, on Gor, was a fact.	10
7	230	But, of course, owned, it would be quite suitable and proper for one to do so, for he would be, in fact, in such a situation, one's master.	10
8	542	"How do you know that you are different from those other girls? How do you know that you are not, as Publius suggested, a natural slave? How do you know the collar would not be quite appropriate for you? How do you know it does not, in fact, rightfully belong on you?" "No," I said to myself, almost ...	10
8	572	My eyes brimmed with tears, not only from the pain, but, more so, from the fact that I had been rejected.	10
14	133	"Who are you? What are you doing!" My last question was prompted by the fact that one of the men, the larger of the two, he who had held my left arm, had now crossed my ankles.	10
15	277	Other factors are such things as the distinctive garb of the slave, the encirclement of her neck with a collar and the fact that her body is marked with a brand.	10
16	184	It reminds her, dramatically and frequently, of that fact.	10
17	94	I wondered if it might have something to do with the fact that I was not branded, or collared, or if it had to do perhaps with the sign on the post.	10
17	182	He was, as a matter of fact, very handsome.	10
17	219	He had not seemed eager, even desperate to please me, in spite of the fact that I was naked.	10
18	183	To be sure, Gorean men tended to look upon me, it seemed, as though I belonged in that degraded category, or as though it might, in fact, be mine.	10
19	237	On the other hand, in spite of his clear conquest of me, and my physical and psychological acknowledgment of this fact, I did not feel as much as I had thought I might.	10
20	158	That he had not done these things I had hitherto supposed was merely in accord with his avowed purposes of shaming and humiliating me, making me serve as a slave in spite of the fact that I was free.	10
23	294	I had again, as a matter of fact, fallen into the power of men.	10
24	165	On the other hand, male slaves are not numerous, at least within the cities, as opposed to the great farms or the quarries, and they are, in fact, usually collared.	10
27	140	"In fact, they are good".	10
28	43	Let her then be collared! Whatever may be the truth in these matters it is a fact that almost all of the dancers on Gor are slaves.	10
30	169	They thought they hated men but they were, in fact, only begging to be put at their feet.	10
32	84	The work of Claudius and the high council, of course, will be made somewhat easier by the fact that when the golden sack is opened at the banquet it will be occupied not by the true Sheila, but by you, her dupe and double.	10
33	16	The guests, on the other hand, given the closeness of the beading and their greater distance from it, could detect my presence there only with difficulty, and, even then, presumably, they would be able to tell little other than the fact that the individual there, as might be discerned from the vague...	10
33	902	Indeed, this fact has been acknowledged, ultimately, even in her own admission".	10
34	80	To be sure, the entire milieu of bondage is similarly arousing to the female, the fact that she is collared, branded, owned, ornamented, if ornamented, dressed, if dressed, to her master's pleasure, that she must obey, and be pleasing, and that any lapse in her discipline, or pleasingness, is subjec...	10
36	1401	"In fact, it pleases me," he said.	10

Book 20. (16 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	93	The fact that it was now only two days to the Twelfth Passage Hand, explained the presence of the unusual number of theatrical and carnival troupes now in the city.	10
1	295	"In spite of the fact that I am willing to accord you the dignity of a swift and honorable death, one fitting for a free woman, you would choose instead, and prefer, the degradation of slavery?" "Yes," she said.	10
2	174	This is suggested by the fact that, traditionally, the favor, or the symbolic token of the favor, is a handkerchief or scarf.	10
2	181	In support of this interpretation are such considerations as the fact that these favors, in these games, are bestowed by females on males, that, generally, at least, strong, handsome males seem to be the preferred recipients of such favors, that there is competition among the females in the distribu...	10
2	271	Some feel this practice is a result of the fact that women's voices carry less well than men's voices in the open-air theaters.	10
2	434	That seemed more likely than the fact that he, a fellow like him, associated with actors and carnival folk, and such, could best the arsenal champion.	10
2	1021	Too, the fact that the staters in the fellow's wallet were from Brundisium did not mean that he himself was from that city.	10
4	27	Too, I think she clearly understood that what I had done to her might, as a matter of fact, have been done to her by almost any man.	10
8	56	I had not yet, as a matter of fact, seen Publius Andronicus act.	10
10	580	This was particularly interesting to me in view of the fact that she was herself, obviously, a highly appropriate candidate for the collar.	10
10	589	"And if I give you trouble, or inconvenience you in any way, in spite of the fact that I am free, you will—you will—whip me, will you not?" she asked.	10
12	341	In fact, it was rather good".	10
12	374	"I am interested in it, as a matter of fact," I said, "but, to be sure, as you seem to have detected, it is possible I have an ulterior motive in mind".	10
14	46	This may be an adaptive specialization, having to do with the fact that urt packs are often active at night.	10
14	377	Surely it is not always to be assumed that it is a mere inexplicable fact, a simple, brute given, something not to be inquired into, that things are as they now are.	10
21	142	Not only is a slave different in fact from a free woman, but they appear different from a free woman, and this difference is easy to detect.	10

Book 21. (13 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	281	Too, he had doubtless done that in spite of the fact that he would now come in with a short load.	10
5	55	"That is a known fact," I granted him.	10
7	41	In fact, I was thinking of her now.	10
10	67	It thus hid the fact that they were lashed together.	10
11	48	"You did so, of your own free will," I noted, thinking it important to emphasize this fact.	10
11	174	That was to be expected, I supposed, given the fact that they had presumably been written in a condition of some agitation, under a condition of some stress.	10
24	182	Similarly we had encountered no difficulty in being admitted into his presence, in spite of the fact that he was presumably an important man.	10
24	548	That is the body of a woman of the cities or towns, and, if I may note the fact, it is a typical slave's body".	10
25	1276	It suggests an equality which by no means exists in fact.	10
25	1278	Is it a joke? Is it a way of preparing punishment for them? Too, they want their masters, who are in fact their masters, to be their masters.	10
25	1391	I speculated that her needs might be rather strong, as a matter of fact, for a free woman.	10
26	498	"It is interesting," I said, "that free women should consider their favors of such magnitude, when they are in fact so shabby, flat, and jejune.	10
29	114	Too, they had permitted Achiates to slip away, in spite of the fact that he must have been engaged in the business of warning me.	10

Book 22. (11 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	7	Nonetheless my life had changed, somehow, in perspective or understanding, if not greatly in overt deed or obvious fact, that night when I had seen myself as I was, or might be, in the mirror, when I had come to incontrovertibly learn my true nature, a nature which must be forever denied, thwarted a...	10
6	626	The fact that I now realized I was subject to theft frightened me, but it, too, like many other things, seemed an attachment of my condition, a simple consequence of what I was.	10
10	538	The dynamic consequences of these proximities are minimized considerably, of course, by the fact that the slave often kneels in the presence of the free male.	10
13	279	I did, in fact, have great respect for the judgment and intelligence of Hendow.	10
14	427	If he wanted me to turn about, I would doubtless be informed of that fact.	10
25	27	There is never any doubt, even then, as to the fact that you are in their arms, and who is in command.	10
25	47	Most importantly, however, perhaps, is the fact that she belongs to the master.	10
25	89	No mention was made of the fact that a third of the chains was absent.	10
29	418	I take it, it did not care to accept the fact that a man might be able to follow it.	10
29	1117	From the fact that he had not cut the fiber I gathered that I was to be again confined in it.	10
31	167	It is a well-known fact, too, that it is not easy for a man to remain angry with a beautiful, contrite female who strips herself before him, who kneels, kisses his feet, begs his forgiveness, and pleads to be ordered to the furs, that she may there await him in trepidation, and, when he chooses, att...	10

Book 23. (14 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	537	Who knows the nature of the bondage in which she will find herself, other than the fact that it will be absolute? Who knows the nature of the man who will buy her, other than the fact that he will be her unqualified master, and that his power over her, and his ownership of her, will be absolute? "Mo...	10
2	123	This speculation was further encouraged by the fact that Ar's Station would surely have its tarn wire strung and the skies about it, as nearly as I had determined, were currently controlled by Cos.	10
2	317	"In short," I said, "you entered the inn, and remained here, in spite of the fact that you had not the wherewithal to meet your obligations, expecting perhaps you might somehow do so with impunity, that your bills would perhaps be simply overlooked, or dismissed by the inn in futile anger, or that e...	10
8	617	And the legendary nature of the centaur, its appetites, its rapacity and power, harken back, too, perhaps, in the canny ways in which half-forgotten historical fact colors the fancies of tamer times, to the first perceptions of the horseman, and his ways, among those afoot.	10
8	874	Too, of course, she is in fact literally helpless in them, and she realizes that, as well, but the interesting point, here, is the feelings involved.	10
8	879	For example, aside from bonds, and such, the simple fact of realizing she is a slave is erotically stimulatory to a woman.	10
13	94	That she follows indicates that she is subservient, that he is master and she slave; that she follows on the left is a cultural matter probably indexed to the fact that most Goreans are right-handed.	10
16	228	The fact that she can never be a man is not an occasion for a misplaced regret, however, but an occasion for recognizing gratefully, elatedly, that she is something else, something very different, something as unique, and precious and wonderful, a woman.	10
16	410	This thesis is borne out by the fact that the woman quickly enough, perhaps under the whip, in the barn, in the straw at the master's feet, in his chains, putting aside her lamentations and pretended indignation, admits her conscious entry into the trap, and then begs, now, after a long dereliction ...	10
21	485	Also important, of course, at least in the eyes of some, might be her failures in the defense effort, her refusal to be shorn, contributing her hair for use as catapult cordage, in spite of the desperate need for such materials, and the fact that it was only after the imposition of a severe penalty ...	10
21	1328	She had attempted to take advantage of the fact that she had not yet been branded and collared.	10
23	130	In fact, sometimes I have suspected that slavers enjoy throwing a girl who is still proud, or who has given them some difficulties, into such clutches.	10
23	166	"Yet you used me so, in spite of the fact that I was a free woman!" "Of course," I said.	10
24	665	Some think the saying is motivated simply by the fact that the first girl is often regarded as being overpriced.	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	984	The fact that Temione's hair, like that of the other debtor sluts at the Crooked Tarn, had been shaved off, to be sold for catapult cordage, may have been one reason that the burly fellow had not recognized her.	10
3	118	Too, Borton's economic problems were undoubtedly complicated by the fact that I had relieved him of his secret cache of coins in his tent.	10
13	23	The fact that it had been so difficult to close with it had, of course, encouraged such suppositions.	10
19	1244	One fact, however, remains clear in these matters, and that is the consequence, deplorable or not, of kindling what in Gorean are known as "slave fires" in the belly of a woman.	10
28	228	"Consider, for example, the homely fact that the sound of urination carries well at night.	10
28	268	I wondered if she had now become much more acutely aware of the fact that she was in slave strips, that she was bound, that she was on her knees.	10
28	645	"In this situation," I said, "in law, as well as in fact".	10
31	116	If you kick a larl you can not very well blame it for taking notice of the fact".	10
36	28	I wished to contact him for various reasons, among them the fact that he should be holding certain funds for me.	10
37	155	Similarly, more generally, it is a well established fact that slavery, per se, has no connection with race.	10
37	173	The anthropological point is simply one of fact, which, one supposes, is worth noting, but does not require extensive comment, namely, freedom, particularly of the social and political sort, however estimable it may be, is not a necessary condition for human happiness; two other factors are more imp...	10
38	36	I gave Ina's leash another tug, this one to alert her to the fact that she would soon be led, and the direction in which she would move.	10
42	126	I then drew twice more, lightly, on the leash, that she would be alerted to the fact that she was to be led, and the direction in which she was to be led.	10
45	98	From the girl's point of view, of course, she whose sex has in effect been hitherto denied to her, and who has hitherto encountered only men of Earth, most of whom have been sexually reduced or crippled by negativistic conditioning programs, and instructed to rejoice in the fact, Gor comes as a reve...	10
47	146	What a reduction in her status had taken place! What a lowly slave she had become! Besides the men of Octantius there were several others, too, who had gathered about, a small crowd, in fact.	10
47	185	Too, as I have mentioned, there were now several others about also, a small crowd, and, as a matter of fact, now more than before.	10
48	283	Of course, I had just, as a matter of fact, received a hundred pieces of gold.	10

Book 25. (22 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	201	Second, her degradation is completed by the fact that she is given no choice but to be what she is, profoundly and in depth, a human female, and must thus, willing or not, sexually and emotionally, physically and psychologically, accept her fulfillment in the order of nature.	10
2	99	It was primarily in connection with this fact that Marcus had come to Ar.	10
2	104	Given the anger in Ar at Ar's Station, and the fact that the Home Stone of Ar's Station had been sent to Ar, supposedly, according to the rumors, not for safekeeping, given the imminent danger in the city, but in a gesture of defiance and repudiation, attendant upon the supposed acceptance of a new ...	10
7	190	In this way those who might not have noticed this fact before could now note that she was barefoot.	10
7	328	Also, I noted that she was being accepted as the daughter of Marlenus of Ar by Cos, in spite of the fact that Marlenus had disowned her.	10
8	591	"You are armed," she suddenly said, perhaps then for the first time really noting this homely fact.	10
8	984	Bit by bit the politics and rhetorics of reconciliation and harmony, perhaps almost unnoticeably, on one pretext or another, would be replaced with the politics and rhetorics of fact.	10
8	1068	Too, compounding her misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was.	10
9	345	Accordingly, it would never have occurred to her that she was not, in fact, in virtue of her position, entitled to customary privileges.	10
9	621	I wondered if the Ludmilla in question was the woman who owned several slave brothels on the street known as The Alley of the Slave Brothels of Ludmilla, the street receiving its name, of course, from the fact that several of its slave brothels were hers.	10
9	648	An additional security in which the women were held, aside from the coffling and guardsmen, auxiliary and regular, was the fact that they were barefoot and clad only in the robes of penitents.	10
10	96	That could be told by the fact that the ears and noses of the prisoners had been painted yellow, to make them appear ridiculous.	10
15	73	"The fact that Seremides, if I read him aright, set such a trap for the Delta Brigade, supposedly with the delta records, indicates if nothing else that he is quite serious in his suspicions of the delta veterans, and that he may act against them".	10
17	374	"From the fact that most larls eat meat it does not follow that some larls do not," I said.	10
17	376	"And from the fact that most magicians may not do real magic one should not infer that therefore some do?" "That is it," I said.	10
17	379	"I grant you the logic of matter," he said, "but in this case I must be granted the fact of the matter".	10
17	380	"What fact?" I asked.	10
19	224	In fact, in his philosophy, so to speak, the universe was still of somewhat manageable proportions.	10
20	401	Or, perhaps it was but the fact that the meaning of her present position was intrusive in her consciousness.	10
20	503	It is a well-known fact, on the world, Earth, that the cursive script of diverse nationalities, such as the English, French and Italian, tend to differ in certain general ways, quite aside from the individual characteristics of particular writers.	10
22	464	The fact that not all Gorean streets have generally accepted or marked names can add to the confusion.	10
23	28	Boots Tarsk-Bit was also, quite unwitting of the fact, playing with his life.	10

Book 26. (33 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	16	It was not so much the fact that I was muchly exposed, for I have worn slave strips, and less, and slaves grow used to such things, and may even revel in them brazenly, as the fact that I was now revealingly clad in the very way I had once intended for her to be revealingly clad.	10
2	140	I did not think, really, given the fact that I was here, the presumed methodicality of my arrival in this place, the presumably routine manner of my incarceration, the nature of my cell, or kennel, suggesting that it was not unique, that my presence here would not be its first occupancy nor its last...	10
7	104	The "flowers" here were of astounding quality and I was not at all sure that I, even given the fact that I might be of interest, even of remarkable interest, on this world, really belonged among them, at least on purely aesthetic grounds.	10
8	237	I had no doubt that there were dangers here as, in fact, there were on my old world, but the dangers here, I suspected, at least for the most part, would be intelligible.	10
8	772	We would find ourselves separated, each from the other, each of us now with a different destiny and fate, each of us having now to relate to a man, and a different man, hopefully, and what might these men have in common, other than the fact that we were theirs, that they held total rights over us? B...	10
8	800	Gone now was the absurdity of the asserted irrelevance of the most basic fact about my being.	10
8	931	The one item which seemed to put the matter beyond all doubt was the fact that the beast was collared.	10
8	934	The fact that it had made its appearance after dark suggested that it had been released as a guard beast, to patrol the ledges at night.	10
10	170	It does, of course, as a simple matter of undeniable fact, and this is something which should be openly acknowledged, have its custodial aspect.	10
10	1002	How well I had been controlled by the leash, even though my hands were free! I lay there prone, trembling, sweating on the stone, the tunic tight between my teeth; he then put his foot on my back, holding me down, pressing me to the stone, and, leaning forward, pulled up the leash, the leather again...	10
11	247	Some women of Earth, I suspect, owe their very presence on this world, their very brand and collar, to the fact that they happened to satisfy, unbeknownst to themselves, in virtue of some particular configuration of properties, features and such, to a greater or lesser degree, the requirements of su...	10
11	552	Dorna, I think, was not unaware of the fact that I fell well within the regard of him in the great chair.	10
11	1403	If we made good slaves it did not have ultimately to do with the fact that we were from Earth, even given its terrible conditioning programs, but that we were women.	10
11	1609	In actual fact, the Warriors commonly produce the administrators and ubars for a city.	10
11	1836	It is sometimes called the "dance of the displayed slave," though it is not really a dance; sometimes it is called "block movements" or "circle movements," from the fact that such movements are sometimes called for on the sales block or within the exhibition circle; sometimes they are called "cage m...	10
12	18	The softness of the cords doubtless had to do with the fact that some of the net's catches might be expected to be such as I.	10
12	250	Indeed, what if she were a spy, set to examine me, perhaps even, cruelly, to trap me into some insolent inadvertence, trying to tease from me some careless, thoughtless, prideful, idly arrogant remark? Too, of course, more importantly, I did not, in fact, hate the men I had found here, nor did I des...	10
12	292	In fact, I doubt that any caste regards itself as being the lowest of the castes.	10
12	483	In fact, I have sometimes wondered if the existence of kajirae on this world does not contribute to its stability.	10
14	290	Nor, as a matter of fact, on the whole, did I.	10
16	111	But what needed I to know, other than the fact that he was a free man, and I would address him as "Master"? He knew my name, of course, the only name I had, which had been put on me in this place, 'Janice'.	10
18	41	So now the free woman and I were identically tunicked, in spite of the fact that it was I who held the leash.	10
18	152	Whatever be the case here, it is a matter of fact that "slave strikes" more frequently target slaves than free women.	10
19	306	Too, assuming them to be interested, I wondered if there were any independent way of finding out what might be the will of the Priest-Kings, short, that is, of waiting and finding out how things, in fact, came out.	10
19	401	What if, for example, as an outside possibility, but one they were not willing to discount, there might be some mysterious connection between the Initiates and the Priest-Kings? Why not, then, put a coin in the bowl, particularly if it were not too valuable a coin? As far as I can determine, most pe...	10
33	41	The distinction, in fact, is sometimes a subtle one, particularly if the beast's bloodlust becomes aroused.	10
35	41	I think then that I should mention, perhaps, particularly given the fact that an earlier paragraph might be misconstrued, and that the frightening condition it references might be understood as being typical of a given form of relationship, that there is a lovelier, warmer, more beautiful, benign se...	10
37	485	I was more reassured by the fact that I was in a rear group.	10
37	995	"He has now inadvertently informed me of that fact.	10
38	252	"That does not alter the fact that I betrayed my oath".	10
39	14	The special little pleasure he had in me, a particular pleasure with me, as he might and doubtless did have other particular pleasures from other women, aside from the usual marvels, excitements, and gratifications of our slave usages, his to command and ours to provide, again and again at the cost ...	10
42	115	This is a very humiliating way in which to be handled, but in it we are left in no doubt as to the fact that we are mastered.	10
43	43	I now wore a simpler collar, indeed, a collar that was no more, in fact, physically, than a ring of iron.	10

Book 27. (40 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	283	Regardless of the interest or value of such speculations, the truth of which would in any event be veiled in the mysteries and darkness of the past, the fact of the matter was obvious, the fact of the congeniality of such bodies to the convenience of binding and tethering, as obvious as the perfecti...	10
15	389	Too, how dishonorable to deny truth! How unworthy, as well as stupid, in the face of facts, to lie to oneself! No, she knew she was owned, owned in fact, owned in perfect, clear, indisputable fact.	10
1	24	So perhaps then I should write of myself as an object, for that is what I now am, as a simple matter of fact, an object, no longer a person, that no longer, if I were once that, but an object, to be sure, a very particular object, but one of countless hundreds, perhaps thousands of such, I do not kn...	10
2	84	Since the most obvious, simplest, uniform, universal explanation for this fact would seem to be congruence with biological predispositions, with human biogenetic templates, she had dismissed the question as naive and pointless.	10
2	237	The fact that she might have bit a little shorter, and a little lighter, a little slimmer, than many women had given her from a very early age a deep, internal understanding, more than that of many other women, of the size and power of men.	10
4	12	Oddly, in spite of the fact that there were chairs in the room, she was kneeling, beside the desk.	10
4	183	It was true; she desperately wanted to please him, to be found pleasing by him, despite the fact that he was a mere male, a mere insensitive, boorish, rude male, an enemy.	10
5	11	More informative, perhaps, was the fact that the window was barred.	10
6	68	But, in fact, at that time, she was not aware of what she was.	10
9	55	Her charge remembered her outburst, on a far world, it seemed long ago now, objecting to the fact, it seemed so strange at the time, that a frightened woman in a white gown had been permitted to sit on a chair.	10
10	25	She had hated Tutina from the first, even from the moment she had first seen her at the opera, so long ago, probably because she had seemed simple, stupid and so beautiful, but, more likely, as she was, in fact, neither simple nor stupid, because she was beautiful and was with the young man.	10
10	285	"To be sure," he said, "aside from the fact that 'Ellen' is a suitable name for a meaningless, pretty little slave like yourself, that name, as many similar names, has other connotations, connotations and suggestions of which I am aware but you in all likelihood are not.	10
10	318	It had begun, of course, with anger and dismay, irritation, consternation, fascination, and then fear, when he had cuffed her about intellectually in the classroom, when he had indifferently and decisively refuted her again and again, when he had had her reeling from blows of logic and fact, until s...	10
11	317	To be sure, there are many ways of solving social problems, and Earth is clearly moving to imperialistic centralization, to statism, collectivism and authoritarianism, in which, to control matters, human beings will become in fact, if not in name, slaves of the state.	10
11	333	"Putting aside deeper matters," said Mirus, "you expressed interest in Ellen and in the fact that she must serve naked".	10
12	294	The question, you see, was one of simple, empirical fact.	10
12	295	Its solution was not essentially a consequence of a particular conditioning program, one of a possibly infinite number of such, or the inevitable result of some supposedly self-evident, axiomatic proposition, or some supposedly a priori theory, but of the world, the nature of things, of simple, empi...	10
12	300	What if what might be best for one was not truly the best for the other? What was best for one, it seems, might depend, really, not on politics and conditioning, not on cultural accidents and the idiosyncrasies of an ephemeral historical situation, but on other things, say, nature, truth, fact, such...	10
12	302	If so, what was her nature? Presumably, whatever it was, it would be a fact about her.	10
12	480	What could that response mean, other than the fact that one was at last brave enough, courageous enough, to break through the shackles of Earth conditioning, to admit explicitly to oneself and others that one was a sexual creature, a human female with genuinely human female needs.	10
13	549	To be sure, these considerations are based largely on legal fictions, for, in fact, free women do have tangible values, the higher born being valued better than the lower born, the upper castes over the lower castes, the more intelligent over the less intelligent, the more beautiful over the less be...	10
14	130	And even if, in some sense, we are not entitled to find some masters preferable to others, it is surely a fact, which we cannot help, that we would prefer some masters to others.	10
15	266	"It is a reasonably well-known treatise, one of several in fact, dealing with the ownership and domination of the human female".	10
15	358	That is a matter of indisputable fact.	10
15	387	How foreign to her reality would be such a pretense, how irrelevant to fact would be such a silly inward game! It would be a falsification of truth.	10
16	541	Too, there is little doubt that the fact that women on Earth, particularly in Western cultures, do not veil themselves is welcomed by Gorean slavers, and certainly facilitates their selections amongst us.	10
16	776	There is some pretense that the city is free, but in fact it is not.	10
17	521	Too, as she had always considered herself, on one level or another, as she now recognized, the appropriate and natural slave of men, she was not resistant to the fact that her longed-for destiny had been, even though it were by the decision of others, and without her consent, imposed upon her.	10
19	360	They can do whatever they want with us! How fortunate, she thought, that this fact has been concealed from the men of Earth, that they, perhaps in their simplicity, perhaps in their lack of imagination, perhaps in their naively uncritical acceptance of imposed conditioning programs, are unaware of i...	10
21	66	It suddenly occurred to her that this might well be the point of the war of the sexes, that it might well be entered into and encouraged by women merely that they might be reassured, much as a naughty child might test limits, that they might have manhood affirmed, and find themselves once more, in t...	10
22	143	Ideology and politics were to take priority over such embarrassments as truth and fact; reality was inconvenient; clearly it had not been formed with orthodoxy in mind; nature denied would, of course, exact her vengeance; causes would continue to have their effects; rationality would be sacrificed, ...	10
22	504	Too, of course, she had never dreamed that she would, in fact, find herself on such a world an owned, branded chattel.	10
23	253	"Surely there is more in your concern than the obvious fact that I have become a true slave".	10
24	32	In short, she now understood herself, and thought of herself, quite naturally and accurately, as what in fact she was, as something which was owned.	10
26	1270	To her amusement, Ellen had noted that such free women, sensing themselves within a male's regard, while pretending to be unaware of the fact, tended to straighten their body, hold their head up, walk well, and such.	10
27	2072	"Then it would be well to establish that fact," said the officer, irritably.	10
29	39	"She dared to toss her head at me, so I ran to her and called her attention to my tunic, that I was clothed, be it only so minimally, so revealingly, and to the fact that she was only a naked slave, only that, and one publicly marched on a chain, one blatantly exposed on a common road".	10
30	285	This did not diminish the fact, however, that they were effectively severe.	10
30	514	It is quite common, in fact.	10
30	612	Let them remain in ignorance, or labor with excuses and qualifications to maintain their sheltered enclaves of comforting sophistries, such fragile defenses against storms of fact.	10

Book 28. (18 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	19	There is, of course, a great variety of slave ties, and they have little in common other than the fact that in them the slave is absolutely helpless, and left in no doubt as to the fact that she is a bound slave.	10
1	51	In fact, you would not even know it was uttered.	10
1	822	In any event, the fact that the female spoke his native tongue, as well as the hitherto noted excellencies of her face and figure, which seemed customized, so to speak, to his own tastes, informed him, as he had suspected, that her presence, and doubtless, too, that of the blonde, in the container, ...	10
1	826	The fact that she had not requested permission to speak, at least at such length, doubtless seemed anomalous to Tarl Cabot.	10
1	1017	There is not always an easy congruence between what a civilization insists on as true, and what is, in fact, true.	10
1	1037	The Gorean civilization is a complex, high civilization, comparable to various others, and its height is not a little associated with the fact that it is on the whole compatible with nature, rather than incompatible with her; it constitutes less of a contradiction to her, than an acceptance, and, in...	10
3	195	"It applies to you in fact, and with great aptness".	10
18	151	Both were more intent on the trail and its freshness than the fact that the prey was actually in view.	10
20	22	"One fact is clear, at least," said the prosecutor, "that a tunic, bestowed upon you in accordance with the largesse of Lord Agamemnon, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World, was in the possession of the hunting party by which you were endangered, a tunic used to set sleen upon yo...	10
20	34	"It is fact," said the prosecutor.	10
29	126	Its pervasiveness and success is doubtless to be accounted for by the fact that it has a profound natural basis.	10
36	27	A sense of the range of the weapon is given by the fact that a peasant can fire a dozen missiles into the air before the first falls back to earth.	10
36	283	Accordingly, almost all slaves would be likely to be more beautiful than most free women, a fact not lost on free women.	10
50	36	But, now, even well away from the slave ring, when he returns from his labors and she welcomes him, kneeling, looking up at him, to his domicile, when she serves his supper or wine, when he observes her polishing his leather, when he orders her to light the lamp of love, has there not been something...	10
67	40	If there were to be such messages he would have expected them to be, say, warnings to Kur loyalists, even nondominants, to beware of humans, or renegades, or calls to humans, or others, if there were others, to come in and surrender, perhaps to be spared for lowly services, groomings, and such, or, ...	10
74	121	The prejudice against the crossbow, the writer suspects, is due largely to the fact that it is, for obvious reasons, the assassin's weapon of choice.	10
76	22	She is thus to be permitted to find her happiness where she does find it, in fact, and not where someone else would have her find it.	10
78	144	Whereas it might be conjectured that Flavion would have defended himself with vigor, even in so desperate a situation, the fact was that he flung down his ax, turned about, and lurched to the gate of the compound, the gate which, as we recall, he had securely latched, and fastened, in such a way tha...	10

Book 29. (21 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	707	This simple, obvious fact had not been so clear on her former world, though it was a fact there, as well as here.	10
3	650	"That is of less interest, I take it, than the fact that I have ridden".	10
4	70	That Constantina had come to the beach, to spy on me, suggested to me that either the agent, or agents, of Priest-Kings had not yet arrived, and Constantina was concerned to detect their presence, or, if they had arrived, and been disposed of, Constantina was unaware of that fact.	10
5	179	I was sure that Sullius Maximus, and his presumed fellows, would have supposed the message was in the box, which was, in fact, unknown to them, either the translator, or contained the translator, and would have tried to open it.	10
5	305	This misunderstanding was presumably fostered by the fact that the great majority of Earth females brought to Gor were, in their variety of ways, choice merchandise or, to speak vulgarly, superb "block meat".	10
5	338	She had not been given permission to leave the area, nor did I think, in fact, she would wish to do so.	10
5	356	I wondered if the adjustments I had made to her garmenture, and the fact that she no longer held the key to her collar, and could not now remove it, might help her have to have more of a sense of what it might be, to be a slave.	10
7	314	It is a matter of fact".	10
10	95	Interestingly, though I suppose there must be exceptions to this generalization, the women of the "strange men" seem generally reconciled to the fact, and will even expect, that their males will seek gratifications beyond the walls of their own domiciles.	10
10	237	So the slave now rejoices in her beauty, and, in her female vanity, relishes the fact that it must now, by the will of men, but as she wishes, too, be displayed for their pleasure.	10
10	264	The fact that the beasts seemed somnolent and that they seemed to provoke little concern amongst the others in the pavilion had, of course, considerably, if not entirely, assuaged my apprehensions.	10
12	84	I gathered it did not make a great deal of difference to either Thrasilicus or Lord Nishida whether I took them, in fact, to be laboring in the cause of Priest-Kings or not.	10
13	53	The name of the enclave was derived from the Sun Gate, one of Ar's major gates, though it was better than two pasangs from the gate itself, the gate's name being derived from the fact that it was regularly opened at sunrise and closed at sunset.	10
15	58	I could not have indefinitely resisted the taking of her, despite the fact that she was at that time free.	10
17	115	Some of my men, dismounted, apparently oblivious of the fact that elsewhere fighting might still be raging, were gathering them in.	10
18	315	And doubtless the proud Sumomo was only too well aware of this fact.	10
19	106	Some men are alone, essentially solitary, their lives given over unswervingly to an ideal, or dream, the search for a fact, the discovery of a cause, or planet, the unraveling of a mystery, the creation of a perfect poem.	10
22	33	Perhaps, on the whole, the women have little more in common than the fact that they are lovely, and will be sold.	10
22	35	Doubtless many women, both of Earth and of Gor, have been inserted on one acquisition list or another for no reason other than the fact that it has pleased some fellow that it should be so.	10
22	666	This fact, however, seems to have been regarded as negligible to the line in question.	10
27	149	Should the women of Earth, then, any more than the Gorean woman, be denied her womanhood, her most profound needs and desires, the right of the natural woman, in her heart desiring to be mastered and possessed, the right to be owned, and fulfilled, the right, so to speak, to be collared? Must they c...	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	248	So let my death soil him, and cling to him in the eyes of men, marking him, proclaiming him for what he is in fact, a wretch, a dissembler, a fugitive, a criminal, a coward, a butcher".	10
6	35	She revels in the fact that she has been found worthy of being owned.	10
8	23	Surely that lacked all foundation in fact, and who, save the simplest and most gullible, might be deceived by so obvious and meretricious an enticement, so transparent a fabrication? And yet, I wondered, why would one of the seeming astuteness of Tyrtaios put himself so at risk, as he would be when ...	10
8	113	Some of the women, doubtless those once of high caste, and not yet fully aware of their condition, that they were now no more than collared slaves, might, while grateful for their temporary release from the keeping areas and the greater latitudes of movement now permitted them, resent, or attempt to...	10
10	57	Part of this is doubtless due to the fact that she is likely, if clothed, to be lightly clothed, in, say, a tunic or camisk.	10
12	116	In any event, I suspected that the fact that I was still alive might be due in no small part to the tarnsman, Tarl Cabot.	10
34	231	I thought of her, in her way, as being also of the Scribes, though, in her world, I gather that that caste is unknown, despite the fact that it is one of the five high castes.	10
36	28	Demetrion knew little more of the stranger, the Cosian, Callias of Jad, than the fact that he may have cost the harbor, or, better, its administration, a number of golden tarn disks, of double weight.	10
36	96	Perhaps most serious is the fact that many of our armsmen respect him as an astute leader, and surely favored, with him, the cause of desertion.	10
36	496	Some Warriors take pride in their inability to read, regarding that skill as unworthy of them, as being more appropriate to record keepers, tradesmen, clerks, and such, and some who can read take pains to conceal the fact.	10
36	511	This misunderstanding was based on the fact that the Pani transcribe their Gorean in their own way, with their own characters, as do many in the Tahari region.	10

Book 31. (16 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	109	I did not know my place in the coffle, other than the fact that I was neither first nor last, for I could feel the weight of the coffle chain on both the front and back ring of the coffle collar.	10
8	929	She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home.	10
8	1093	The fact that women of my world seldom veil themselves, but bare their faces, that often their ankles, their wrists and hands, and such, are bared, that they often conceal soft garments, slave garments, beneath their clothing, is taken as evidence that they are, and should be, slaves.	10
8	1235	The request seemed very matter-of-fact.	10
10	651	When I had first been brought to the house of Epicrates I suspected little more than the fact that the Lady Bina and the beast were not native to Gor.	10
17	437	Also, actually, as a matter of fact, I had never seen the smaller, quicker quadrupedalian tharlarion compete either.	10
18	952	Do you not enjoy such games? And are you not, as much as we, prepared upon occasion to put your beauty to use, to barter it for position and wealth? For example, it is my supposition that, in the markets, and on the boulevards, and elsewhere, handsome slavers, perhaps disguised in the robes of rich ...	10
19	201	"I understand now," I said, bitterly, "your presence here, which has in fact little to do with a slave.	10
21	188	"I note," I said, "that you did, in fact, interfere.	10
21	189	You did, in fact, interpose yourself".	10
32	9	Although almost every Kur in the room bore a translator, and in spite of the fact that there were several kajirae, some six or seven, in the room, none of the translators would be activated.	10
35	27	In fact, of course, the slave is likely to say, and quite soon, whatever the judge wishes to hear.	10
41	7	The fact that Lucius had been a golden-chain Kur, too, might have given some cause for reflection.	10
42	84	I did not understand what was occurring, other than the fact that Grendel had apparently fallen from favor.	10
48	9	One would suppose it would be in the central container, not so much for its location, as for the fact that Timarchos and Lysymachos were in attendance on that container.	10
48	78	What is most relevant to this account is the fact that by means of one of these secret passageways, as to many other important locations in the Cave, one might obtain access to the audience chamber of Agamemnon.	10

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	245	That is interesting, considering the fact that we have been sold, bartered, and exchanged for millennia, and doubtless for millennia before the records of such transactions were scratched on bark, or incised into tablets of moist clay Is it so unusual to be exchanged for barley, or cattle, or sheep,...	10
5	248	Would it not be a rare girl who has been sold but once? One is then concerned less with the fact that one is sold, for one knows one is a slave, than the quality of the market, the category in which one is sold, say, a pot girl or a pleasure slave, the price one may bring, particularly in comparison...	10
7	236	Let her learn that! And, too, she had had a lower number than mine, and most of the rest of us, as well, and had been offered earlier in the sales, quite early, in fact.	10
8	27	Shortly thereafter she was entered on the acquisition list, and, from that point forward, though not yet marked and collared, and all unwitting of the fact, she was a Gorean slave girl.	10
15	163	She had apparently once been of the Merchants, perhaps the high Merchants, and had even held herself to be of high caste, despite the fact that few Goreans accepted the Merchants as a high caste.	10
16	52	I had spared her one lashing, the first time, perhaps foolishly, but she had later, again, been displeasing, a lapse I saw no reason to accept a second time, and I had arranged that she would be better apprised of the fact that a slave is to strive to be pleasing, invariably so.	10
20	95	Some of the girls, however, particularly those of the First Knowledge, deemed lightning, at least upon occasion, the cast, fiery missile of angered Priest-Kings, and its successor, thunder, as proclaiming, for all to understand, the fact of its terrible passage.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	73	That was not a matter of myth, at least to those possessed of the Second Knowledge, but of distant, remote fact, fact dating back to what must have been fearful times.	10