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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	92	I feared the disease as I had not feared the larl, but I could not leave him here in the mountains to fall prey to one beast or another.	10
19	90	They feared the word, the curse, of this old man without weapons more than they would have feared the massed swords of a thousand foemen.	10
1	120	It answered to my touch, as I had expected it to, as I had feared it would.	10
3	200	It may be, of course, that the Priest-Kings controlled weapons as they did simply because they feared for their own safety.	10
7	195	The daughter of the Ubar feared that I would force her to serve my pleasure—I, a common soldier.	10
8	152	"Ko-ro-ba is one of the few cities my father feared," said Talena, "because he realized it might someday be effective in organizing other cities against him.	10
13	12	Shielded among the crags of the Voltai, invisible except from directly above, I saw four or five small cooking fires, such as might mark the camp of a mountain patrol or a small company of hunters, perhaps after the agile and bellicose Gorean mountain goat, the long-haired, spiral-horned verr, or, m...	10
13	70	Their disease is so highly contagious, so invariably devastating in its effect, and so feared on the planet that even the boldest of outlaws gives them a wide berth.	10
20	22	The sentence of death passed upon him by the usurping government of the Initiates was rescinded, but because his imperialistic ambition was feared, he was exiled from his beloved city.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	He feared I would have thought him mad.	10
3	29	One to be feared even more perhaps was the tiny ost, a venomous, brilliantly orange reptile little more than a foot in length, whose bite spelled an excruciating death within seconds.	10
3	117	I remembered once when I had feared thus in the mountains of New Hampshire, and how shamefully I had yielded to my fear and had run, a slave to the only degrading passion of man.	10
14	153	For an instant, perhaps an unworthy instant, I feared the bird would immediately take to the skies, but though the metal was shaken from its leg, though it was free, though the spearmen advanced, it did not move.	10
14	166	In the beginning I had refrained from using it often because I feared that the effect of the cruel stimulus might be diminished through overfrequent application, but eventually I had abandoned its use altogether, retaining it only to protect myself in case the bird, particularly when hungry, should ...	10
15	75	Her hands, still in their gloves of gold, went to the golden mask, as if she feared most that it might not be in place.	10
18	60	In time only Ost remained frightened by this change, for he continually feared the flooding of the chamber.	10
20	39	I had seen its shadow and feared it was wild, and had prepared to sell my life dearly, but the great beast, my own plumed giant, who may have haunted the Pillar of Exchanges for weeks, settled on the plains no more than thirty yards from me, its great wings shaking, and stalked to my side.	10
20	84	Yet when I looked upon it, more than the gloriously savage, larl-haunted Voltai, I feared it.	10
20	108	Then mercifully I called "Four-strap!" I feared the courageous beast would kill himself before surrendering to the unseen force that blocked his path.	10
22	135	So it was I hated you and wanted to destroy you because you threatened me and all that I was, and at the same time I hated you I feared you, and I desired you".	10

Book 3. (11 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	31	The blood vessels in their necks and legs and arms began to distend until I feared they might burst open through the tortured flesh; the agonized muscles of their straining knotted bodies, like swollen leather, seemed to fill with pain as if pain were a fluid; their flesh seemed to fuse with the woo...	10
5	139	I knew that she now feared me, but for what reason I was uncertain.	10
5	177	I now understood why she so feared to leave the room.	10
17	127	He looked furtively about himself as though he feared he might be observed.	10
19	1	Die, Tarl Cabot Now once again I would have my sword in my hands and at last I would be able to find Misk, for whose safety I feared.	10
24	11	Most I feared for the safety of Vika of Treve.	10
27	326	She seemed not to understand my question and I was afraid for her as I saw her ancient brown carcass begin to shake with spasmodic tremors which I feared might herald the close of that vast life.	10
30	19	But most I feared how I might now be used to injure Misk and my friends.	10
31	12	I supposed that she feared he might slay me, thus depriving her of her revenge for which she had waited so long.	10
32	338	"He so feared larls," she said.	10
35	34	The ships that had sped from the Sardar had now returned, for, as I had feared, they were not made welcome by the cities of Gor, nor by the Initiates, and those who had ridden the ships had not been accepted by their cities.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	64	"Yet," said he, "you tell me you feared".	10
8	115	On the dais of Kutaituchik I had feared that she might not be able to survive, that she was too weak for the world of Gor.	10
8	275	I feared that Tuka would not run well, thus losing us the match, that she would deliberately allow herself to be easily snared.	10
12	255	On the other hand she may have feared that Kamchak would simply turn around and seize her.	10
12	257	Also, she may have feared more than death that if she failed in an attempt to slay him she would be plunged in the sack again which lay ever ready near the back, left wheel of the wagon.	10
12	495	I supposed that, on the whole, she was perhaps distraught because she feared she might soon be supplanted as first girl in the wagon, indeed, that she might soon be sold.	10
15	9	The mercenary tarnsmen of Turia were most feared by the Tuchuks, for such could, with relative impunity, fire upon them from the safety of their soaring height, but even this dread weapon of Turia could not, by itself, drive the Tuchuks from the surrounding plains.	10
16	155	The man's hand went white on the quiva, and I feared he might leap to his feet and thrust the quiva to its hilt in the breast of the Tuchuk youth.	10
16	299	He might well be, and I supposed it true, merely an agent—but for whom, or what?—something that would challenge even Priest-Kings—but, it must be, something that feared Priest-Kings, or it would already have struck—this world, or Earth—something that wanted Priest-...	10
17	27	It would probably be a sea-tharlarion, or perhaps several such; sometimes the smaller sea-tharlarion, seemingly not much more than teeth and tail, fluttering in packs beneath the waves, are even more to be feared than their larger brethren, some of whom in whose jaws an entire galley can be raised f...	10
19	126	"But I am Hereena," she cried, "of the First Wagon!" I feared the girl's voice might awaken the others, but they seemed still to sleep.	10
21	31	I feared that part of him—perhaps that part I had loved best—had died the night of the raid, when he had entered the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
21	160	I admired her and feared for her.	10
24	58	I feared, of course, that this addition to our armament might hasten Saphrar's departure, but, as it turned out, it did not, perhaps because the first word Saphrar had of our intentions was the tumbling of dying tarns behind the walls of the compound.	10

Book 5. (11 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	43	Yet I feared for her safety.	10
12	66	I would not be likely to be noticed, or feared.	10
12	78	Marlenus, because he had lost the Home Stone and because the men of Ar feared him and his ambitions, had been publicly denied bread, salt and fire, exiled from the city and forbidden to return on pain of death.	10
15	201	Following some two weeks of these discussions, which seemed to me at the time, at any rate, to be a waste of training time, Virginia Kent, who had feared men, had come to weigh seriously, if not to accept, certain of the theories of Flaminius, Phyllis to fight them and reject them as hateful slander...	10
17	778	Six moves later Sura, as I had feared, boldly dropped her Ubar itself, a small rouge pot, on Ubar Five.	10
18	450	"Some days," he said, "I was not sure that I marked the wall, and then I would forget; sometimes I feared I had marked it twice".	10
21	225	It is a gift I have sought not to exercise, a gift I have feared, and sometimes would put aside, but cannot do so.	10
22	118	"It is he!" "I thought he feared to appear".	10
22	143	I feared for the strain on that old heart, redoubtable and valiant.	10
22	249	He feared then the rings, the birds.	10
24	76	These things, together with the dissatisfaction of men with the governance of the city and the safety of their homes, coupled with the memories of Ar's greatness when Marlenus had worn the medallion of supreme office, of Ar's splendor when she had stood in his day feared, foremost, magnificent and g...	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	283	I feared that she might hurt me, it was true, but the hurts I feared most were those of her insolence and contempt, those that more degraded me than bonds and blows.	10
3	346	I had feared death.	10
4	290	But most perhaps, incredible as it might seem, I feared that if I asked for a kindness, even a word or a gesture, it would be refused.	10
4	293	But if I should but beg a kindness, humbly, I feared it might be refused, that she might reject me in this as she had in all other things, my manhood and my humanity.	10
7	106	"It seemed to me," I said, "last night that you much feared slavery".	10
10	105	All, I think, feared that her quick stylus and keen mind would discover the slightest discrepancies in their columns and tally sheets, and, indeed, they seemed to do so.	10
10	106	I think they feared her, because of the excellence of her work and because, behind her, stood the power of the house, its Captain, Bosk from the Marshes.	10
11	405	There were some abstentions, and some nays, perhaps from those who feared the power of one or another of the Ubars, but the decision on the whole was clear, a devastating of the claims of the Ubars and the, in effect, enthronement of the Council of Captains as sovereign in the city.	10
13	3	By this time, the Fifth Passage Hand, the flag of Bosk, pirate, had come to be much feared on Thassa.	10
14	76	The slaves, eager for the capture of the vessel by one of my ships, could scarcely be expected to row with their full strength, and the masters, knowing full well the ship might be taken, feared, under the conditions obtaining, to seriously abuse or slay the chained oarsmen.	10
17	389	I feared for the instant I might have broken Chenbar's back.	10

Book 7. (60 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	140	I feared I might lose my grip on the sheet.	10
3	60	I gathered he feared the larger man.	10
3	418	Then, terrified, I feared to touch it.	10
5	52	On Earth I had not feared men.	10
6	244	I recalled, too, how apprehensive the men had been when I had approached them, how they had examined the hill, the fields about, as though they feared I might not be alone.	10
7	41	We feared her.	10
7	120	I feared the straps terribly.	10
7	290	How attractive, how interesting, how delicious, I feared I might appear to him.	10
8	243	But I feared she was right.	10
9	204	They feared nothing, and needed nothing.	10
10	304	We feared pursuit.	10
10	474	And well I did so, for I had begun to suspect what it might be to be so needful, so helpless, so vulnerable, what it might be to desire with all one's being, submitted in the complementarities of nature, to love and serve a master, and even if one feared the master, or hated him, what it might be to...	10
11	649	She was only of the scribes, and, too, feared the lash.	10
11	734	I did not answer her, for I feared she might want to taste the candy, that it would be a trick on her part.	10
11	797	I feared I would run in circles.	10
11	823	I no longer feared pursuit, but I was now more aware than I had been of my predicament in the forest itself.	10
11	1013	But what most I now feared, and most hysterically rejected, was the suspicion that there might lurk in my deepest being a profound turning, a sudden, cataclysmic transformation of my consciousness, the possibility that I might admit to myself, confess to myself, a truth I dared not even articulate.	10
11	1015	How fearful! I feared I might become such that I would not for the world relinquish my condition, my state, my bondage, that my bondage would become more precious to me by far than my freedom had ever been.	10
11	1018	I feared, and yet desired, to find myself kneeling before a man at whose feet I would have no choice but to admit to myself not only what I was, but what I wanted to be.	10
11	1019	I wanted to belong to a man, I feared, who would find the true me, drawing her forth and exposing her, as brutally, as callously, as one might a stripped slave, and one who would then, with the whip and collar, if he saw fit, allowing me no escape, brooking no objections, teach me to myself.	10
11	1120	Men feared his sword.	10
11	1121	Women feared the steel of his slave collars.	10
11	1245	We had had trained into our bodies mysteries of movements of which even we, for the most part, were no longer aware, subtle signals of appetite, of passion and of obedience to a masculine touch, movements which excited the fierce jealousy, the hatred, of free women, particularly ignorant free women,...	10
12	117	In one cage, restlessly lifting its swaying head, there coiled a great, banded horned hith, Gor's most feared serpentine constrictor.	10
12	344	The other girls, except Ute, and Lana, who perhaps feared she might be similarly treated, agreed.	10
12	370	I recollected with satisfaction my witnessing of the captivity of Verna, the panther girl, but I recollected with much less satisfaction what had occurred in the slave wagon, when Inge had so decisively bested me; when I had learned that she could beat me, if she pleased, and would, should it please...	10
12	484	There were some of the huntsmen about, but neither Lana nor I much feared them.	10
12	725	If he should be even more brutal, but more subtly so, more to be feared by a woman, he will, in the long flight back to his city, caress her into submission, until she has no choice but to yield herself to him, wholly, as a surrendered slave girl.	10
13	470	I only feared that she might tell them that I was about.	10
13	592	I feared only that the rope might break.	10
13	747	On the other hand, under Marlenus, it became clear that Ar no longer feared for her borders.	10
13	1049	I feared what they would feel like on my body.	10
13	1168	I feared to be owned by peasants.	10
14	439	Such, it is sometimes feared, might alarm other free women.	10
15	137	* * * * Ute was not particularly cruel to me, as I had feared she would be.	10
15	151	We feared her.	10
15	389	I particularly feared that the blond girl, she who had held my leash, might be freed.	10
15	431	I made certain I pleased her in all respects, for I greatly feared her.	10
15	756	I had always feared, but never felt, the five-stranded Gorean slave lash, wielded with the full, terrible strength of a man.	10
15	835	I feared I would go insane.	10
15	938	I much feared them.	10
15	948	I did not wish again to earn such punishment, not simply because I feared it, but because it seemed to me unworthy that I should have done the things for which I was punished.	10
15	1086	I feared I might drop them.	10
15	1303	And then I knew my body was dancing something to him that I could not understand, that I feared.	10
16	223	"Once," she said, "long ago, in the city of Ar, I saw a man, and, in seeing him, for the only time in my life, I was afraid, for I feared he might do to me, if he wished, what Rask of Treve has done to you.	10
16	224	I have never feared this of another man".	10
17	19	I had feared only that my imagination might fall short of the invention of new and exciting ways to please him.	10
17	72	But I feared, that he had told me this.	10
17	78	I wanted to be special to him, for I loved him so deeply, so helplessly, but I feared, too, to become so.	10
17	79	I do not think he feared El-in-or, for she was only a slave at his bidding.	10
17	80	I think, rather, he feared himself, and unusual emotions, strange, unaccustomed emotions, frightening him, which might have begun to well within him.	10
17	82	I think he feared he might begin to care for a girl, who was only a slave.	10
17	126	I feared to be special.	10
17	131	Please do not sell me, Master! How could one love a girl in a collar? How could one love a groveling, needful slave? But I feared he might come to care for me.	10
17	158	But I feared, more and more now, day by day, despite my great love for him, to become more to him than his mere property, more than his simple possession, more than his simple recreation and plaything, more than merely another meaningless Sa-Fora, a "daughter of the chain," more than merely another ...	10
17	164	But I think he feared I might become to him a certain sort of slave, a special sort of slave, one to whose status I would not dare to aspire, one whose name I dare not even speak.	10
17	166	Sometimes we were master and common slave, and sometimes we were something else, that I dare not speak, but I feared now, much, that he would sell me.	10
17	277	It had not been as hard as I had feared to be entered into the house.	10
17	317	I asked myself, would he, Haakon, such a mortal enemy, release Rask of Treve, even did I keep my bargain? I feared he would not, and yet what choice had I.	10
17	479	He is said himself to be a master swordsman, much feared, and his house is strong, and there are men here, some hundreds, who pledge their lives and their blades to him.	10

Book 8. (15 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	195	She feared she might change hands.	10
11	750	On Gor, for better or for worse, the reality in which a woman, terrified, might find herself is not altogether unlike that of her most feared dreams on Earth, but on Gor it is not a dream; it is as real as the steel of slave bracelets and the commanding touch of a master.	10
12	165	How strange and wonderful women are! How bondage exalts and levels them! To so many so alien are their inner selves and needs, how denied and feared! Some must learn ropes and the whip, and fearful obedience, before they crawl eagerly, gladly, begging, to the slave ring.	10
13	170	Marlenus, I feared, for once in his life, had miscalculated.	10
15	99	If I could make it so that the panther girls feared to leave the camp, and, in the marches, would insist on remaining near the long slave chain, putatively protected by their numbers, the men of Tyros would be, for many practical purposes, deprived of the services of their otherwise dangerously effe...	10
15	126	They feared the panther girls.	10
15	176	The paga slaves, with the exception of Ilene, who perhaps feared the switch might be used on her, laughed.	10
15	423	Apparently the men of Tyros, and the panther girls, feared to free their hands.	10
15	791	Ilene, I knew, feared her.	10
16	65	The men of Tyros and the girls of Hura had feared the light.	10
17	35	They feared Vinca.	10
18	52	Doubtless he had feared the great bow.	10
18	271	But, too, they feared the forest, the darkness, the animals.	10
19	136	Moreover, I gathered that they feared the men, as well as hated them.	10
22	683	She had feared his touch, and, even in parting, would not permit him to so much as place his hand on hers.	10

Book 9. (16 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	319	I had little doubt but what this slave knew well, and much feared, the disciplining kiss of the Gorean slave lash.	10
1	329	I could see she feared Samos.	10
2	116	Initiates, though often feared by the lower castes, are also regarded as being a bit odd, and often figure in common, derisive jokes.	10
4	154	She now saw the men of Torvaldsland in their mightiness, in their freedom, and strength and power, and she, a stripped, fettered bondmaid, coffled, feared them.	10
10	322	They feared the perfumed, silken slavery of the south; in the south the yoke of slavery is much heavier on a girl's neck; her bondage is much more abject; she is often little more than the pleasure plaything of her master; it is common for a southern master to care more for his pet sleen than his gi...	10
10	504	She had feared to be touched.	10
10	509	Though she had feared his touch, yet, when he had withdrawn his hand, there was, momentarily, disappointment in her eyes.	10
10	510	She both feared to be touched, and desperately yearned for the touch.	10
10	569	I speculated that Earth governments, or some of them, were reasonably well aware that their planet must now be the locus of frequent alien slave raids; but why would the alien power not make itself known and openly demand their jewels among the female resources of the planet; the governments would n...	10
11	12	Doubtless, like the cat, it hunted when hungry, and its efficient visual capacities, like those of the cats, meant that there was no time of the day or night when it might not be feared.	10
13	403	I had only feared some treachery, or trickery, upon his part, some northern trick.	10
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
17	197	We feared, more than once, that they would kill her.	10
17	217	We would soon see if such feared sleen and Kurii more, or Gorean males, their masters.	10
18	11	I was pleased to note that the women feared more the men of Torvaldsland than even sleen and Kurii.	10
21	129	"I had feared we might be too late".	10

Book 10. (15 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Man, on Earth, had finally succeeded, after long centuries, in creating a society in which he had no essential place; he had, at last, built a house in which he could not live, in which he had left not one room suitable for human habitation; he called it a home; in it he was a stranger; his habitat,...	10
1	787	Most, we conjectured, they feared a ruse, a display of pretended weakness that would lure an attack, then to be decimated.	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
7	40	I thought little of that now, however, for Abdul had been the water carrier in Tor, surely a minor agent of Others, the Kurii, little to be feared, no more than a gnat in the desert.	10
7	468	"She feared you might escape".	10
8	171	"I feared, when first I saw you," said the girl, measuring the tea, from a tiny tin box, "that you had come to carry me off.	10
12	168	Their word, imperiously delivered, with the confidence of unquestioned command, doubtless backed by the whips and scimitars of male guards outside, served as law to the inmates of Tarna's seraglio; when they spoke, men obeyed; when they spoke sharply, men feared; in the seraglio, backed by the power...	10
12	580	I made my way, swiftly, through the palace, recalling the way from my being conducted earlier to the boudoir of this kasbah's chieftainess, the much-feared Tarna.	10
14	94	Tafa, no longer under the eye of her master, the feared Ibn Saran, had a slave girl's pride.	10
14	439	Too many I feared who had lost it had not regained it.	10
17	173	I feared then only that it might forsake the fray.	10
21	66	It feared, I gathered, missing its rendezvous.	10
21	627	I lay on the beam and wept, and feared that I would fall.	10
25	116	I feared that Hassan had made a terrible mistake.	10
26	227	He feared to look me in the face.	10

Book 11. (50 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	126	I feared I might fall, I feared I might be unable to go on, that I might collapse! I was mad with terror! It kept me mercilessly at my limits, not permitting me to think, but only to run, frenziedly, madly, a driven, frightened, herded animal, seeking her cage.	10
1	179	Then I feared I might be insane.	10
2	109	I feared to move in the slightest.	10
2	413	It had a long, heavy shaft, some two inches in width, some seven feet in length; the head of the weapon, including its socket and penetrating rivets, was some twenty inches in length; the killing edges of the blade began about two inches from the bottom of the socket, which reinforced the blade, tap...	10
2	471	How I feared, and still fear, such men! How could a woman but kneel trembling before such a man? One man wheeled back, grunting, turning, and fell to his knees in the grass, and then fell, turning, to his side, lying upon his shoulder, doubled, hunched in pain, bleeding, his hands at his belly, his ...	10
2	995	How they would have hated and feared him! How they would have envied him his casual sovereignty over the beauty! How perfectly he controlled her, as they could not! They could not even please her.	10
2	996	She feared only she could not please him.	10
2	999	Now I feared only I might insufficiently please one man, him in whose power I was.	10
2	1055	If I had had a weapon, a civilized weapon, even so slight as a small pistol, which I might have grasped, steadying it, with both hands, I might have feared less, but I had nothing, absolutely nothing.	10
2	1084	He had not acted as though he particularly feared the beast.	10
2	1108	How I feared a world on which there were such men, and beasts! The name of this world is Gor.	10
2	1240	I shook with terror, for I feared then he might slay me.	10
3	661	Suddenly I feared her.	10
3	732	I went to him and, shaking, poured paga into his goblet; I was terrified that I might spill it; it was not only that I feared, should I spill the beverage, that I might be beaten for my clumsiness; it was even more that I wished to appear graceful and beautiful before him; but I shook, and was awkwa...	10
4	194	How attractive I found men! How I loved, and feared, my master.	10
4	884	I feared it.	10
4	1030	This truth, much fought and feared, long denied, accepted, burst upon me with a blaze of freedom.	10
5	316	I knew only that I feared them, and had been commanded to run.	10
5	865	Too, if she feared me, perhaps I could, for a time, frighten her away from my master.	10
6	20	I had feared, even from the beginning, that she would become excessively popular.	10
6	79	On the other hand, I feared slave rape less than abduction.	10
6	97	I feared Thurnus.	10
7	467	Slave Beads feared Lehna.	10
7	640	She feared men.	10
7	853	Whereas I feared being seen, or discovered, I did not much fear being trailed for, though slave girls would be barefoot, as I, there would also be in the village the numerous prints of village bond girls, not simply mine, and those of my sisters in bondage.	10
7	1407	I sensed my master feared his feelings for me.	10
8	287	I feared the sleen.	10
8	289	I feared the other slaves, as well, the village slaves.	10
9	231	What was I, truly? All the misery and shame of Earth suddenly swept through me! How unworthy, how contemptible, how despicable, how terrible I was! The negativistic conditioning of a world, of years of pathological conditioning, swept through me, that I might, as intended, be a stranger to myself, t...	10
9	465	If even the large, strong Sandal Thong so feared the whip, I wondered what it would do to me.	10
9	677	But, on the whole, I feared the sleen, and they, sensing this, were unusually vicious with me.	10
9	855	I feared I would be switched.	10
9	1105	In a sense I both desired and feared a true collar.	10
10	24	I feared the great tharlarion of the caravans.	10
12	504	I feared their ropes and whips.	10
12	785	I wanted to see, though I feared to do so, what was going on, the men who now owned us, their movements, the tarns, the ropes and chains, the slaves bound over saddles, and fastened at stirrups, the flames, the wild, racing, distorted shadows, the parapets and towers of the keep of Stones of Turmus.	10
12	830	Who knew to what new chains one might be taken? Was it not even said that occasionally free women, lonely and miserable, their most profound needs unsatisfied, desperate for love, frequented high, lonely bridges at night, putting themselves in peril of capture and enslavement? Surely a slave girl wo...	10
13	237	I feared his whip.	10
13	358	I feared I would, in my helplessness, tear out my own hair.	10
13	431	I feared the hostility of the women, for I was a slave.	10
14	83	I feared he could not do so.	10
22	72	In my heart, I know, there lies a slave girl, once denied, then secretly feared, now openly and joyously recognized, who longs for a master.	10
22	148	"It is as I feared," cried the second officer, he who had not been sanguine about the vessel's pursuit.	10
22	203	I feared a Gorean master more than the water.	10
23	15	"I have always feared you, Master," I said, "your temper, your strength, your will.	10
24	18	I would have feared being owned by him.	10
25	170	"They apparently feared little," said Bosk.	10
26	319	I feared he might drown her.	10
26	662	Yet I feared little for him.	10
28	302	I feared I might faint.	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	8	"Perhaps he feared to paint the eyes, perhaps he feared to commit his dream to the realities of Thassa".	10
3	316	I feared the odds would be too high on Scormus.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
3	603	I now understood that she, in spite of her attire, deeply feared her native drives.	10
3	608	She had dressed her body as a challenge to men, though she feared them.	10
4	371	It was as I had feared.	10
8	199	"There," she said, "the feared Tarl Cabot is tethered, kneeling on a woman's rope".	10
18	49	I feared the side of the umiak would be stove in.	10
21	147	"I feared it might be," she said.	10
21	201	She feared Thimble, whom she knew could easily best her.	10
22	189	At the length of the line I feared the kayak and myself would be drawn under the water.	10
35	384	I had feared it would be the case.	10
35	932	"I was once strong enough to spare my friend, though I feared that in doing this I would myself be killed".	10
35	998	"I so feared for you".	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	502	Already I could see many signs, some subtle and some quite obvious, that the secret slave, which lurks in every woman, had begun to sense, fearfully, excitedly, that she had been brought to a world on which she might perhaps be free at last to emerge; had the chains been removed; she lifted her wris...	10
8	156	"We feared to tell a free man he could not enter".	10
12	83	I had feared little in my retreat.	10
13	658	I saw that she feared to be left behind.	10
17	11	"He feared to do so?" I asked.	10
32	375	"Is it not almost like a memory, a kinesthetic and intellectual recollection? Are you not now getting in touch with certain feared basic and rudimentary feelings and reactions? Can you not, now, begin to sense the ancient truths, those of the female before the male?" "I am frightened," she whispered...	10
34	473	Perhaps she feared that her mistress, Janice Prentiss, would come and whip her and put her back in the dungeon.	10
34	581	I feared she might faint.	10
34	849	"I could not help myself," she said, "though I feared I might be beaten.	10
49	69	They are less to be feared than desert zads, I believe, being less aggressive.	10
51	78	"Nor I," said the blonde, "given what I have now learned, and hitherto had feared even to suspect, of the collar".	10
53	2	"When you were put upon the rogues' chain I feared it might be the end of you.	10
53	212	Others, I feared, were ship Kurii.	10

Book 14. (24 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	885	Why, then, was I terrified of her, she only a slave? I think it was because I feared she might release in me things which I feared to understand, because I feared she might release in me something proud and savage, something which would be a stranger to apologies and pretenses, something long-forgot...	10
1	309	"You feared the famed Bermuda Triangle?" I asked.	10
1	1074	She was then only a frightened girl and perhaps, I feared, a captured slave.	10
2	316	What then could be biological manhood, in the fullness of its rationality and strength? I had, already, begun to suspect that manhood was not a mere pretension, as I had been taught, but something selected for, as seems reasonable, like the nature of the eagle and the lion, in the long, harsh realit...	10
3	119	I feared she would be strict with me.	10
4	88	I did so, commanded by the woman whom I feared, who was my mistress.	10
7	126	I realized, suddenly, that she feared to look me in the face.	10
7	523	It was as though they feared to let themselves go; as though it was terribly important for them to hold themselves in.	10
7	574	I feared to look deeply into myself, and into women.	10
7	575	Was I strong enough to accept honestly what I might find there? Is it not safer to cower in the caves of lies than stand upon the cliffs of truth, surveying the world? Yet when one stands in the sunlight, and feels the winds of reality, how dank and shameful seem the dark shelters of falsehood, and ...	10
7	576	But swiftly I, a man of Earth, well tutored in my myths, scoffed that I might have feared to assume my manhood.	10
7	685	I think, now, she may have feared that she was in the presence of a madman, one to whom her beauty, her vulnerability and helplessness seemed meaningless, one who seemed not to understand that she was a woman and a slave, one who seemed ignorant of her desires, impervious to her needs, one who did n...	10
7	702	She feared to meet my eyes.	10
8	48	I feared manhood.	10
10	77	I feared to knock.	10
10	82	I knew he had not been armed, but, still, I had feared and obeyed him.	10
13	72	"It is feared there will be an attack by Ar.	10
13	401	"I feared so," she laughed.	10
13	543	I do not think this was simply because we feared to irritate or offend passing Goreans, who tend to view languages other than their own as barbarous, or because slaves are expected to use a speech intelligible to their masters, but because, for most practical purposes, Gorean had become our language...	10
18	139	Many of the slaves feared her, her demands and her quirt.	10
20	77	I feared I might be seized with muscle cramps.	10
20	78	The sweat and water, too, now that I had paused, sticky on my hot body, formed an adhesive surface which I feared might hold the leather of Kaibar.	10
21	485	It was not that I feared the mistress.	10
32	398	"I have always feared so," she said.	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	366	Now, though I could scarcely admit this to myself, I feared, and feared correctly, that the first fires of a slave's passion had been ignited within me.	10
4	374	"It was feared there would be an attack of tarnsmen from Ar," I said.	10
6	53	His name, and that of his captain, Policrates, were apparently feared on the river.	10
9	165	And how dismayed she had been to have been come upon in the restaurant by two of those she so feared, two of her fellow students, gross, mulelike females, politically sanctimonious, smug in dogmatism and power, examples of the ideologically obsessed mediocrities whose intent it was to turn a univers...	10
15	142	"Besides," I said, "obviously you were willing to reveal the location of the topaz with alacrity, as I had feared.	10
22	116	How she had feared to listen to her blood, and her heart.	10
25	124	"I would have thought you feared nothing," said Tasdron.	10
28	117	This pleased me, for I had feared there might be friction between them.	10
32	344	I feared my legs were broken.	10
33	153	I feared him then, in that moment.	10

Book 16. (18 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	60	It seemed then that I looked at the leashed girl intently, as though trying to place her, at the distance, in the light, and then I reacted, as though I might then have placed her, or feared that I might have placed her, feared, dismayed, that I might have recognized who she might be.	10
3	68	It was only these, we feared, who might be able to match the forces of the Voskjard in even combat.	10
4	72	The strike, should it occur, I feared would snap our keel.	10
9	15	"We had feared you were lost," he said.	10
10	8	The Tais, which we feared might be recognized, brought up the rear.	10
11	101	She feared Lola.	10
12	156	I feared he was going to run the fellow through.	10
15	72	I feared I might bleed to death.	10
16	121	I now feared I might be within reach of the leaping eels.	10
16	167	I feared I might lose my foot but the heavy ropes, doubled and twisted, and knotted, like fibrous shielding, muchly protecting me, served me well, keeping the teeth in large measure from fastening in my flesh.	10
17	238	She feared I would replace it in my pouch.	10
17	266	She, confused and fearful, as a consequence of that interview, it seemed, had begun to sense her femininity, had begun to sense that she had value of a sort, that she might be lusciously special in a way she scarcely dared to recognize, and feared to contemplate, that she might be such that men migh...	10
17	689	I gathered that she feared she might be struck.	10
18	682	She feared then that I might have misunderstood her.	10
19	487	I feared that she might cry out my name, and that it might then be necessary to put her again under the whip, for such an insolence.	10
19	834	"I feared you would free me.	10
20	1614	She was delivered within the month, naked and chained, and found that she was now to share the fate of countless women in ancient cultures, women whose lot she had feared and secretly envied.	10
21	789	"But even so you feared to speak to me".	10

Book 17. (18 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	262	Now, the Priest-Kings, I feared, had become old.	10
1	1142	I had feared this.	10
6	90	Unable to find Grunt, I feared I must enter the Barrens alone.	10
8	1067	Yet, I think, but moments before, surely they had sensed, and surely feared, who he might be.	10
10	104	I feared his assessment of the situation was only too sound.	10
14	210	I feared he would break her arm.	10
16	18	Too, it did not seem as sickening as we had feared, what lay before us.	10
16	182	"I feared there might be violence," he said.	10
16	403	I saw that he feared manhood, and sex.	10
17	162	"We feared nothing," she said.	10
17	748	"When I was taken prisoner," she said, "I feared I would be made a slave, a true slave.	10
17	749	I feared a tether would be put on my neck and I would be run to the camp of a master, sweating at the lathered flank of his kaiila, that there I would be his, to be dressed, if dressed, and worked and used as he pleased.	10
17	750	I feared that hard labors and degradation would be mine.	10
17	751	I feared that a beaded collar would be tied on my neck.	10
17	752	I feared that I would be subject to ropes and whips, unsparingly applied if I were in the least bit unpleasing.	10
17	753	Mostly I feared being alone with him in his lodge, where I must, at his smallest indication, serve him intimately, and abjectly and lengthily, as his least whim might dictate, with the full attentiveness and services of the female slave.	10
18	164	"I feared this," said Grunt.	10
18	201	I had feared as much.	10

Book 18. (25 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	143	There were members of his own society who feared to ride with him, so swift, so fierce, so careless of danger he was.	10
3	283	Too, it was little wonder that slaves, helpless in their collars, so feared and dreaded free women.	10
7	679	I saw that she, genuinely, feared Hci, and deeply.	10
12	499	"I think you feared your womanhood," I said.	10
12	576	"I had feared, and hoped, it would be so," she said.	10
14	108	"Perhaps it is feared someone might believe one," I said.	10
15	71	I tensed, for I feared that Canka would draw his knife and rush upon Hci.	10
15	152	I feared she might lose consciousness.	10
17	28	"It is said that he feared Mahpiyasapa would take the red-haired woman away from him".	10
17	125	I could, of course, kneel to random individuals, met here and there, and tell them what I had learned, but I feared I might be dismissed as a raving slave.	10
19	64	"I feared he might attack me with his knife.	10
24	34	The blow was such that I feared, for a moment, his head struck to the side, that his neck might be broken.	10
26	58	Behind him, as I had feared, came his flankers, those working with him, to protect him in his charge, those who would give him time to free his lance.	10
29	156	She feared her feelings.	10
30	144	It was almost as though Hci did not see the man, almost as though he was looking through him, almost as though the very real man, and the physical point of the lance, of sharp bronze, were little more than tokens or emblems of something he feared far more.	10
33	379	Either she did not wish to slacken her efforts or feared, mightily, to do so.	10
35	213	I feared it might be a sleen.	10
40	562	"Surely you have feared that this might one day happen," he said.	10
42	12	In the vicinity of a Yellow-Knife camp, their allies, amongst tribes unfamiliar with tarns, they had feared nothing.	10
44	15	I suspect that there were few things which the sly, clever Iwoso feared in this world, but, high among them, I had little doubt, were the scarred face and fierce heart of Hci, of the Isbu Kaiila.	10
44	310	I feared he was going to disembowel her at the post.	10
44	724	Doubtless Iwoso, who was a highly intelligent woman, feared that her insolence, her bluff called, her gamble failed, might, though she was free, earn her a quirting.	10
47	210	Perhaps they had feared less than might have Yellow Knives, Fleer or Kaiila, because they were more familiar with tarns than such tribes.	10
47	211	Perhaps they feared less because it was daylight.	10
47	212	Perhaps they had feared less because the tarn bore reins, a girth rope, a rider, and had approached them from Council Rock.	10

Book 19. (41 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	471	I feared I might be being dismissed.	10
2	416	What might they do with me if they found me displeasing? I feared I might be punished—yes, literally punished.	10
4	442	I feared the woman bending over me.	10
4	465	There was something else in me, I feared, something that I had only become clearly aware of on this barbaric world, this world in which I must be true to my femininity, and in which there were true men.	10
5	68	"Corcyrus is not feared by Argentum," said Miles.	10
6	580	I feared they could have their source only in the very depths of my nature and being.	10
8	3	I feared that my head might begin to swirl, that I might lose consciousness.	10
8	248	I feared for a moment I might be struck.	10
8	562	I was a woman! I wanted to surrender to nature, but I feared, mightily, to do so.	10
11	180	I then, terribly, feared my womanhood, and that to which it might lead.	10
11	186	That was what was most to be feared, that was the great danger to women, their own womanhood, that which was what they were, in their deepest heart and belly.	10
12	95	"That purpose which we feared might one day have to be served, that purpose, or major purpose, why you were brought to Gor".	10
14	129	"Oh, more, Master, I beg you, please, more," I heard, "more, more, please, oh, my Master, more, please more, please more, my Master, I beg you!" How scandalized I was! What was it within, a harlot, a whore! But I feared it was far worse, something a thousand times lower, something a thousand times m...	10
15	20	In a little more than an Ahn, I feared, the camp would be awakened.	10
16	63	As I feared, it was now once more locked.	10
17	27	I feared for a moment he might recognize me as Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
17	60	To be sure, the young men who had captured me had not been loath to subject me to lengthy, appreciative scrutinies that would have been more appropriate, I feared, to a slave than a free woman.	10
17	157	He might, if requested, I feared, use a whip on me.	10
18	212	The thought so overwhelmed me that I feared I might faint.	10
19	115	I wanted to be found pleasing, and by him, by Speusippus of Turia! And I feared that he might not have found me pleasing.	10
20	159	But now, I feared, these omissions might have a more complex motivation.	10
20	174	Speusippus, I feared, however absurdly, sensed that I might be a slave.	10
23	151	I feared I had sensed in me what might be the glimmerings of what Goreans speak of as slave fires.	10
23	152	I feared, and trusted not.	10
23	159	Could I be a slave? Were these not the feelings of a slave? I feared I might be a slave.	10
23	280	That would be the end of Tiffany Collins, I feared, a slave in a Gorean mill.	10
23	372	I feared that already slave fires had been lit in my belly.	10
26	308	I feared, too, it betokened that I, perhaps found insufficiently pleasing, might soon be returned to the mill.	10
26	315	Why had men on Earth, I wondered, allowed themselves to be tricked out of their sovereignty by man-hating and vicious women, abetted by frustrated, weakling males? When will they take us again in hand, I wondered, and own us? But the men on Earth, with few exceptions, I feared, were lost to manhood.	10
28	120	"Perhaps he feared your love".	10
29	97	This was not merely because I feared him but had to do also with the situation in which I found myself.	10
30	511	I feared she might faint.	10
30	556	"That purpose which we feared might one day have to be served," he had said, "that purpose, or major purpose, why you were brought to Gor".	10
31	136	How, I feared, he would humiliate me, and toy with me.	10
31	142	Did he truly think that an agonizing death, writhing on a high, narrow impaling spear, some twenty feet in height, unable to free myself, in a public square, or on the walls of Argentum, in public view, to the jeers and cries of a vengeful crowd was not to be feared? "I am Tiffany," I said, weakly, ...	10
33	1031	"You love me!" I feared for a moment he might strike me.	10
34	235	I, like many women, was owned by Miles of Argentum, whom I admired and respected, and feared, and to whom I could not help but yield helplessly and promptly, but whom I did not love.	10
36	136	I feared for Drusus Rencius.	10
36	137	I feared he had committed a crime.	10
36	592	I feared now that perhaps Drusus Rencius had bought me primarily for the purposes of vengeance.	10
36	1053	If it had been much shorter I feared my brand might have shown! "Stand straight," he said.	10

Book 20. (23 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	183	I feared she might faint.	10
2	1587	I feared I had slain an agent of Priest-Kings.	10
2	1590	I feared that many of them, so used to beauty, the greenness, the mountains, the rains, the dark forests and bright meadows, the winding rivers, did not really see it.	10
3	202	I feared she would now announce to me that she knew my true identity, that she was going to put me to her pleasure, and rape me, and then turn me over, a woman's catch, to the Sardar.	10
4	24	In any event she clearly now feared her feelings.	10
4	111	It was feared they might harm me in their resentment or anger, given the nature and lightness of my duties.	10
4	343	I saw that she still feared me, and herself, and, I think, men generally.	10
5	78	"It is as I feared," I said.	10
7	108	What he feared, of course, particularly since he did not know me, is the trick of two friends cooperating in the purchase of a slave.	10
7	399	As a collared slave, I feared, she had much to learn.	10
7	414	Such things, I feared, might mark me as one to be reckoned with, or watched, one perhaps familiar with weapons.	10
8	276	"Good! Know then that I am a brigand, too! I feared you might be magistrates.	10
10	741	I feared she might faint with hunger.	10
11	112	Who in the crowd would have been that interested, or concerned, or thrilled with horror, to see a slave in such jeopardy? What sort of take would that have brought in? Not many coins, I feared, would be likely to rattle in the kettle on behalf of so unimaginative an offering.	10
12	13	"That accident which destroyed or disfigured your face," I said, "that rendered it such, as I understand it, that women might run screaming from your sight, that men, crying out, sickened and revolted, might drive you with poles and cudgels, like some feared, disgusting beast, from their own habitat...	10
12	479	It seemed, as I had feared, that it might be difficult or impossible to decipher the messages without pertinent keying materials.	10
12	520	I must soon, in the performances, I feared, hood the Lady Yanina, or perhaps, better, sell the wench to someone bound in another direction, and replace her altogether with another girl, presumably a slave, whom I might purchase somewhere, a girl it would be safer to take into Brundisium, one not fro...	10
13	255	He feared, I suppose, that I might take his food from him.	10
16	146	"It is as I feared," groaned Chino, supposedly merely to Lecchio.	10
16	237	"It is as I feared!" cried Chino.	10
16	843	I had feared he would be too weak to master her, but I had been mistaken.	10
20	122	It seemed they feared to approach what crouched near me, in the vicinity of the vat, eating.	10
20	335	I think the men feared it had gone insane.	10

Book 21. (17 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	356	It was as though they feared nothing.	10
6	120	"Join us! Welcome!" I feared the fellow was about to take to his heels.	10
6	164	I feared he might mistake my reticence for hesitation".	10
6	179	I had feared as much.	10
11	9	I feared the answer would not be reassuring.	10
11	321	Some of the men, in their intense excitement, I feared, had been somewhat stronger, or ruder, with her than might have been appropriate for a free woman.	10
12	65	"I feared not," he grumbled.	10
13	71	We had not put the tethers on Feiqa and Tula because we feared they might try to slip away from us in the crowds, but to keep them with us, to make certain that they were not swept from us, or perhaps seized and pulled away into the crowd.	10
13	255	"437 begs to be put on a slave chain," she wept, "however unworthy she may be for such an honor!" I feared he would thrust the blade through her.	10
15	532	Hitherto I feared she had been something of an anomaly, little more than a free woman, in a way, in a slave's collar.	10
16	841	I feared she had misunderstood my intent.	10
16	1195	Her background with the wagons had perhaps, rightly or wrongly, inhibited him somewhat, I feared, keeping him from viewing her as what she essentially was, a rather juicy possibility for a female.	10
18	194	"Perhaps she feared to be thought too forward or bold, looking into the eyes of a free woman," I said.	10
21	189	I had feared it might be difficult.	10
22	373	Who was she? What was she? Perhaps she feared to find her true self.	10
24	360	"It is as I feared".	10
29	21	Have you anything particular in mind? Has the room been damaged?" I feared Hurtha might have been practicing with his ax.	10

Book 22. (64 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	6	Their origins, it seemed, were deep within me, and, I feared, as I lay awake at night afraid, sweating and distraught, native to my very nature.	10
1	108	I feared to consider the matter.	10
3	288	There was no place to hide! There was no place to be safe! These men, I feared, came from a place where perhaps no woman, or no woman of certain sorts, was fully safe.	10
3	289	They came, I feared, from a place where they might follow a woman, or such a woman, anywhere, where they might pursue her anywhere, where they might go after her anywhere.	10
3	351	I feared him terribly.	10
3	859	There was something in me, however, which seemed to know the whip, and terribly feared it.	10
3	903	He then led me back to the table on which the attaché case rested, where Teibar, whom I feared mostly, my chief captor, waited.	10
4	233	I suddenly feared that I might have any name, almost like a dog.	10
4	298	I feared I might swoon at his least touch.	10
5	4	I feared for a moment I might suffocate.	10
6	226	We were different from such women, I feared, quite different.	10
6	404	I feared her, and such as she.	10
6	418	Here, however, I feared, the beautiful, and attractive, might find themselves at their mercy.	10
6	436	Women such as I, I feared, thus, even if clothed, would be clothed in distinctive manners, manners which would be particular to us, manners which would mark us out, and make us prominent and visible, manners which would leave no doubt as to our condition, and status, and generally, I suspected, scan...	10
6	812	I supposed I should whimper twice, for a negative response, but then, I feared, what if he, or someone, should unhood me, as doubtless someone would, sooner or later, if only to feed and water me.	10
8	252	Then I feared, terribly, that he might more desire Ila than me.	10
9	163	There was little left in me now of Teibar's "modern woman," I feared.	10
9	440	I feared I had not been beautiful.	10
9	468	I feared he might be a perceptive master, in spite of his grossness, his ugliness, from whom a girl could not keep secrets.	10
9	494	I must not allow myself to feel! But what, I asked myself, if I were not allowed to be my own mistress? What if men simply did things to me, forcing me to feel, as it pleased them, forcing me to yield, and melt, against my will, forcing me to feel, and experience, things which on Earth I had never e...	10
9	524	I had been, I feared, not beautiful.	10
9	525	I had been just the opposite, I feared, of what Ulrick would have wanted.	10
10	174	I suppose I would have feared any Gorean master, they are so strict with us.	10
10	175	But I was sure, too, I feared this one more than I might have most.	10
11	199	The form of dance to which I had been drawn on Earth, for whatever reason or reasons, whether because of some sort of feared innate, ungovernable sensuousness, or extreme deep-seated feminine dispositions or needs, or perhaps even, simply, a sense of what was appropriate for me, whether I wished it ...	10
11	1362	He had made me begin to feel sensations, though doubtless I was now ready for them, which had alarmed me, sensations which spoke to me of female helplessnesses, and of female helplessnesses beyond them, and perhaps even beyond them, intriguing, fascinating helplessnesses, helplessnesses dimly sensed...	10
11	1439	If he were to use me again, in the future, I feared he would be merciless with me, treating me as the foolish and errant Earth woman I had been.	10
11	1544	I feared I had been bruised.	10
13	462	I had sensed the barbaric and sexual connotations of these sorts of things on Earth, and, perhaps because of them, had always feared to have my ears pierced there.	10
13	801	I had always wanted, even on Earth, though I had feared it, too, to be at the mercy of men so powerful, so magnificent and commanding, that in relation to them I could, in all right, justice and propriety, be only a slave.	10
14	38	Standing as I was, and at the foot of the dais, I feared he would have little difficulty in reading my body.	10
14	234	Indeed, it seemed they muchly feared the call to his chamber, because of his ugliness and grossness.	10
14	238	I feared him as my master, of course, but I also had a considerable respect for him, for the strength, the shrewdness, and intelligence I sensed in him.	10
14	341	I feared it, terribly.	10
16	203	Through no fault of my own I feared I might be torn to pieces.	10
20	312	I feared that he might whip me.	10
23	96	I had feared that we might be bound for Torcadino, a city currently under siege by Cosians, and their allies, where, employed in the siegeworks, digging investing trenches, raising earth walls, and such, labored the "black chain of Ionicus," that chain for which I had aided in the "enlistment" or "r...	10
24	9	I feared to approach this group of fifty men.	10
24	54	It was he I feared most, of all of them.	10
24	96	I had feared muchly, since coming to the chain, that I might have to serve this crew.	10
24	133	Perhaps she most feared what might be the action of one of the men below, an action for which he might well be punished, or even killed.	10
24	144	He whom I most feared, however, was at the end of the chain.	10
24	166	I feared I would be struck with the shovel, it cutting down at me.	10
24	178	How astonishing it was that they bore me no ill will! How grateful I was to them for their understanding! Then I knelt before he who was last on the chain, he whom I most feared, and yet best knew, he who had been many times kind to me in Brundisium, and whom I had cleverly tricked in Argentum, brin...	10
24	246	There two of the brawny fellows seized me by the arms and, dragging me through the sand, put me again to my knees before he whom I most feared.	10
24	251	I flung myself to my belly in the sand before he whom I most feared, he whose shackle was the last on that chain of fifty strong men.	10
24	401	How grateful I was to he whom I had most feared, he who was last upon the chain, he who had given me this eagerly embraced opportunity to save my slave's hide! But it was he, of all of them, who had refused to watch me dance.	10
25	24	Sometimes, I confess, I even wanted the whip, not for its pain, which I feared, but for its proof of my domination, that I was owned, and wholly, and was going to be mastered.	10
25	180	In short, as Ionicus, and others, including myself, have feared there might be, there has been trouble.	10
26	140	It was not merely that I feared such men but that Mirus, I knew, was from Brundisium.	10
27	3	I had feared they might not have a pen here, but only a chain, perhaps stretched between trees, that we might be attached to, by the ankle or neck.	10
27	30	Among them came he whom I most feared.	10
27	149	Would they not simply take off her clothes and punish her, and then hand her over to a praetor, for her proper disposition? Too, what could such a pretense gain her but the closing of doors on the truth of her being? But even if these things were not true, as she feared they were, she did not wish t...	10
27	178	What sort of inquiries had he had in mind, and to whom did they pertain? Did they pertain to him? Did they pertain to me? Or perhaps he feared that they might pertain to me? Was that why he had sold me, rather abruptly, as it seemed, now that I thought of it? And who was making such inquiries? I tho...	10
27	196	For a moment I had feared Vacchi was going to put me under the whip, for my importunities.	10
27	255	It was a beast which, like men, I feared, could consider alternatives, envisage possible futures, choose courses of action.	10
27	318	I feared it might be becoming excited.	10
27	338	I feared it would now, in this isolated place, eat me.	10
29	147	"What is more to be feared than sleen," he asked, "saving perhaps a larl?" "There are things," said the small fellow.	10
29	360	Such a beast, I feared, was some type of dominant life form.	10
29	362	How I feared then for my species! I now wanted to be sold as quickly as possible to the brigands, and taken from this place, to be locked in the closed slave wagon.	10
29	764	I feared he might collapse at any moment.	10
29	786	I thought them, though, perhaps less to be feared than the leader and the man with him.	10
29	1511	I feared for a moment I might die.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	971	It is not so much that I feared I might be being spied upon, or I feared that oils, or traces, of food, or such, might be found on my fingers.	10

Book 27. (4 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	95	Here, on this world, she feared that men were the masters and would simply, as they wished, have their way with women, doing as they pleased with them, as is the wont of masters; she feared that everything would be on their terms, on the terms of the men, on the terms of the masters, fully, precisel...	10
16	168	Certainly she feared to assume the provocative posture of a kneeling female, particularly one spread-kneed, with its devastatingly shocking acknowledgment of surrender, helplessness, bondage, and submission, and she feared, too, to lie down, facing forward, covering herself, for some might look upon...	10
17	322	She feared that if something had been a little different, if he had touched her a little differently or a little longer, or had looked at her in a certain way, or if he had taken her head in his hands and literally forced her to look directly into his eyes, seeing him as a male and master, she might...	10
22	449	She was shocked, she felt weak, her heart beat wildly, she feared her legs would give way beneath her, she was vulnerable, she was stripped, she felt giddy, and feared that she might faint.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
73	85	Lord Grendel's body shook, and Cabot feared, once more, as he had once feared it in the camp, that he might become something other than he would recognize, something terrible, fanged, merciless, stormlike, predatory, something unmitigatedly and primitively Kur, Kur as Kur might once have been, emerg...	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	134	It was not that I feared to leave my post, or feared to be flogged, or killed, for doing so.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	82	How I feared what they said was true! How I feared I might be a slave! And surely I had understood myself as, and accepted myself as, a slave, a rightful slave, even on Earth.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	66	What if he should, as I feared he could, simply light those fires within me, fires that I could not control, and that I feared I would come to need, even to beg for? I could remember the cries of my instructresses at night, lifting their chained wrists to passing guards.	10
17	35	I was not even natively of Gor, and yet I feared them, feared them so.	10