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Fires

Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	152	I had seen too many village cooking fires on the last night, and twice I had heard the tarn whistles of nearby patrols—groups of three warriors flying their rounds.	10
9	116	The cooking fires of the soldiers can be seen two days' ride from the river".	10
10	110	The beasts would be watered and fed, the guards set, the wagons secured, and the members of the caravan would turn to their cooking fires.	10
13	10	To the southwest I could see dimly the evening light reflected from the spires of Ar, and to the north, approaching from the Vosk, I could see the glow from what must be thousands of cooking fires, the night's camp of Pa-Kur.	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	13	Curious, I dropped the tarn lower, not willing to believe the fires belonged to either a patrol or to hunters.	10
13	14	It did not seem likely that one of Ar's patrols would be presently bivouacked in the Voltai, nor did it seem likely the fires below would be those of hunters.	10
13	16	Perhaps the men of the mysterious camp heard the beating of the tarn's wings, perhaps I had been outlined for an instant against one of Gor's three circling moons, but suddenly the fires disappeared, kicked apart in a flash of sparks, and the glowing embers were smothered almost immediately.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	57	Now that I had not seen the lights of Ko-ro-ba, as I would have expected, it struck me more forcibly that I had not even seen the lights of peasant cooking fires glowing in the hills surrounding the city, or the torches of rash sportsmen who hunt the sleen by night.	10
21	12	It was a peaceful scene, the cooking fires, the domed tents, the unharnessing of the animals, one I remembered from the caravan of Mintar, of the Merchant Caste.	10
23	74	* * * * The fires which had begun to burn in the Mines of Tharna had not been quenched.	10
26	131	The beacon fires are set upon her walls, and I can hear the cry of distant guardsmen that all is well in Tharna.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	130	The man from the Caste of Builders then sat cross-legged on the ground and took from the pouch slung at his waist a tiny, cylindrical Gorean fire-maker, a small silverish tube commonly used for igniting cooking fires.	10
18	154	My fists clenched on the railing and bitterness choked in my throat, and the hatred I had felt for the girl of Treve lit once again its dark fires in my breast.	10
28	18	And as I waited on the still disk in the darkness, my weapon ready, I suddenly saw far down the tunnel the sudden blue flash of an opened Mul-Torch and then its steady blaze, and then I saw another flash and blaze and another and to my amazement it seemed that these fires hung from the very ceiling ...	10
33	14	Even from where we stood I could smell the innumerable fires of their sacrifices, the burning flesh of bosks, smell the heady fumes of the incense they burned in brass censers swinging on chains, hear the repetitious litanies of their pleas, observe their continual prostrations and grovelings by whi...	10
33	24	Then I looked through the ruins of the palisade and over the fallen gate, at the smoke from the countless sacrificial fires that burned there, at the smoke from the swinging censers.	10
33	53	I saw his eye furtively flit to the smoke of one of the sacrificial fires.	10
35	129	He had his antennae lifted to the white fires that burned in the black night over Gor.	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	60	Now there seemed to be fewer men and animals rushing past, scattered over the prairie; only the wind remained; and the fires in the distance, and the swelling, nearing roll of dust that drifted into the stained sky.	10
5	5	Tuchuk women, unveiled, in their long leather dresses, long hair bound in braids, tended cooking pots hung on tem-wood tripods over dung fires.	10
7	210	There must be others—others, who did not wish me to succeed in my work, who wished Priest-Kings, the race, to die, others who were capable even of bringing humans from Earth for their purposes—technologically advanced—others who were, perhaps, cautiously, invisibly, at war with ...	10
8	37	From these raids the Wagon Peoples obtain a miscellany of goods which they are willing to barter to the Turians, jewels, precious metals, spices, colored table salts, harnesses and saddles for the ponderous tharlarion, furs of small river animals, tools for the field, scholarly scrolls, inks and pap...	10
8	47	Still farther north, another hundred pasangs, there was no snow and the peoples began to sing and once more dance about their fires of bosk dung.	10
9	103	I liked it better cooked over the open-fires on the prairie, but it was good bosk.	10
14	8	When the bosk horns sound the women cover the fires and prepare the men's weapons, bringing forth arrows and bows, and lances.	10
20	160	Already fires had been lit and there was much activity in the camp of the Tuchuks, the cooking, the checking of wagons, the gathering and hitching up of the wagon bosk.	10
24	22	During the day and night, taking hours of sleep where we could, sometimes on the rugs of the palace of Phanius Turmus, sometimes on the stones of the streets by watch fires, Harold and I, at Kamchak's orders, performed a variety of tasks, sometimes joining in the fighting, sometimes acting as liaiso...	10
25	692	In their bellies slave fires had been lit, and blazed.	10

Book 5. (2 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	29	The kitchen for the pens is on this level, and the infirmary, and certain facilities for smiths; Ho-Tu kept his chair of office on this level; also, discipline was administered on this level, I gathered, seeing certain racks and chains, certain stone tables with straps, certain carefully arranged in...	10
24	2	It was fresh and clean, bright scarlet, pressed with hot, round irons warmed over fires.	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	142	Before the feast I had helped the women, cleaning fish and dressing marsh gants, and then, later, turning spits for the roasted tarsks, roasted over rence-root fires kept on metal pans, elevated above the rence of the island by metal racks, themselves resting on larger pans.	10
9	304	Her face was tired, and strained, and red, flushed from the heat of the cooking fires.	10
9	317	Before we set out we broke open the great bottle of paga, and Thurnock, Clitus and I clashed goblets and emptied them of their swirling fires.	10
11	106	Many of these basins, near which, in red-painted wooden boxes, are stored large numbers of folded leather buckets, are expressly for the purpose of providing a means for fighting fires.	10
11	112	The fires at the arsenal, I supposed, may have been even, primarily, a diversion.	10
11	175	I stood alone on the roof, and watched the fires.	10
11	185	I knew that the fires on the wharves of Chung still blazed, and that they had spread northward to the free wharves south of the arsenal.	10
11	190	The fires were now substantially out in the properties of Eteocles, Nigel and Sullius Maximus, though a warehouse of the latter, in which was stored tharlarion oil, still blazed.	10
11	196	Some of those who had started these fires, who had been apprehended, now, under the torches, screamed on the racks beneath the chamber of the Council of Captains.	10
12	70	I, and the others, followed him to another of the watch fires, one some fifty yards from the one at which I had warmed myself.	10
14	98	Fires were being stoked to heat pitch and stones; bundles of tarred javelins would be shaken out near the springals and light catapults.	10
14	99	In a few moments hides, soaked overside, would be spread over good portions of the decks and bulwarks; and bags of sea water, for putting out fires, would be drawn and placed about the ships.	10
15	140	The men ordered him away again, that he might fetch yet another roasted tarsk from the spit which he had been turning slowly over the coal fires during the afternoon.	10
17	15	These were all the ships that were left to these two Ubars after the fires of En'Kara.	10
17	411	They rushed below the decks to set fires in the hold.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	954	Back away toward the compound, here and there on the meadow, I could see other fires, and clusters of wagons.	10
8	1071	I did not want slave fires to be ignited in my belly.	10
8	1162	I could see other fires, other wagon clusters about the meadow.	10
11	1086	Koroban tarnsmen flew at all hours, in the high sun, in the cold morning, at dusk, even when the beacon fires burned upon the lofty walls, flew patterned sorties, and irregular sorties, but never did they find the elusive, marauding band of the terrible Rask of Treve.	10
13	177	Over tiny fires, using rock-sharpened, green sticks, we roasted our catches.	10
13	180	Ute had not wished to build fires, but I had insisted upon it.	10
13	1005	Once the "slave fires" begin to burn in her belly she is locked in chains of need more obdurate than those of iron; periodically then she must beg the master, subtly or not, implicitly or explicitly, for the release of her tensions.	10
14	180	I saw the tents and the fires, and the men talking, and the girls about their tasks.	10
15	807	And then, as she scarcely understood, hanging half conscious in the fires of her pain, she heard him say, "Cut her down".	10
16	118	I could see, here and there, in the distance, the embers of cooking fires.	10
16	417	Some fires were being lit.	10
17	65	And then one night, when the fires were low, for no reason I clearly understood, I begged that I might be permitted to know him.	10
17	100	But how could he care for me? I was so hopelessly slave! In my belly "slave fires" now raged, ignited in me by my master.	10

Book 8. (17 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	202	In halls, it is often played far into the night, by fires, by the northern giants.	10
11	4	I could see, too, Marlenus' men, at their fires and shelters.	10
13	34	At point-blank range the temwood shaft can be fired completely through a four-inch beam; at two hundred yards it can pin a man to a wall; at four hundred yards it can kill the huge, shambling bosk; it fires nineteen arrows in a Gorean Ehn, some eighty Earth seconds; a skilled bowman, and not an unus...	10
14	16	About some of the fires there was the remains of a feast, and empty bottles.	10
14	124	Individuals, panther girls and men of Tyros, now, idly, some still eating food from the supper fires, entered the conquest circle.	10
14	225	I looked down into the circle, with its fires, with its men staked out, with the men of Tyros sitting about its edges, with Marlenus helpless beside the brazier, the man from Tyros, with the leather glove, crouching beside it, with the panther girls, beautiful, numerous, lithe, in their skins and ne...	10
14	345	There was consternation below, screams, men of Tyros leaping to their feet, dirt being cast on fires.	10
16	64	There had been few fires in the camp.	10
18	185	Across the open side, wood was gathered for animal fires, facing the beach.	10
18	186	This shelter would protect them from arrows, should they come, from the forest, and, by means of the fires, should discourage the too-close approach of either panthers or sleen, which animals, in any case, seldom leave the forest, seldom prowl on the beach.	10
18	189	Leading from the open side of the palisade to the great beacon was a column of pairs of fires.	10
18	214	Then, on the other side of them, closer to the sea, lay the gagged, helplessly thonged slave girls; then came the blankets and supplies of Hura's twenty-one women; then came the equipment of the fifty-five men of Tyros, almost at the margin of the animal fires.	10
18	276	They wished to return, and promptly, to the light of the animal fires.	10
18	329	The men of Tyros might use it for their fires, and their beacon.	10
18	433	What turbulence there was was remote, seemingly far removed from us, a matter only of clouds silently whipped in distant, unfelt winds, like rivers, invisible in the sky, breaking their banks, hurling and flooding in the night, carrying the intangible debris of darkness before them, soon to extingui...	10
19	21	The palisade was no longer a rude semicircle, fronted by animal fires.	10
21	160	Vinca and her cohorts had built fires about the men, protecting them from animals, and had been feeding them and bringing them water.	10

Book 9. (13 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	199	"In the north, my pretty maids," Ivar assured them, "the burdens you carry will be more prosaic, bundles of wood for the fires, buckets of water for the hall, baskets of dung for the fields".	10
3	403	Too, it seemed, the fires had spread elsewhere in Kassau, doubtless carried by the wind.	10
6	309	Indeed, the true hall, lofty, high-beamed, built of logs and boards, with its benches and high-seat pillars, its carvings and hangings, its long fires, its suspended kettles, was actually quite rare, and, generally, only the richest of the Jarls possessed such.	10
9	393	I wondered if the fires in Olga which, earlier, had burned so deeply, so hotly, could be truly out.	10
12	89	"And, too," begged the Forkbeard, "by the fires of your hearth, by the timbers of the hall and the pillars of your high seat".	10
12	92	"Very well," said the Blue Tooth, "I swear by the ship's side, the shield's rim, the sword's edge, the fires of my hearth, the timbers of my hall and the pillars of the high seat in my house".	10
13	306	There was no sound in the great hall, save the crackle of the fires and torches.	10
14	19	The white fangs seemed scarlet in the light of the fires from the roof.	10
14	43	I saw them fleeing, outlined briefly against the fires outside.	10
14	54	His face looked red in the fires.	10
17	77	Below us, in the valley, we could see the coals of thousands of fires in the camp of the Kurii.	10
18	264	Even I could smell blood, mixing with the smoke of fires, where Kurii lodges burned.	10
18	382	In the valley there burned, still, a thousand fires.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	59	From time to time the caravan stopped and, boiling water over tiny fires, we made tea.	10
4	398	Fires would be lit.	10
8	181	I must gather brush and kaiila dung and make fires; I must cook the stews and porridges, and clean the pans and the bowls; I must shake out the mats and sweep the sand in the tents; I must rub the garments and polish the boots, and leather; I must do the mending and sewing; I weave; I make ropes; I ...	10
11	332	The cause of the war was forgotten, but its deeds are still recounted about the fires.	10
24	252	I had little doubt that, by now, slave fires would have been lit in the belly of pretty Vella.	10
24	623	In the bellies of slave girls there commonly burn "slave fires".	10
26	432	"I am unworthy to be a free woman, for in my belly rage slave fires.	10
26	1037	"Have you had slave fires lit in your belly?" I asked.	10
26	1039	"I wonder if Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, on Earth, that lovely, innocent, naive little secretary, with her pencil and steno pad, ever dreamed that she would have slave fires lit in her belly".	10

Book 11. (11 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1027	He had made no fires.	10
2	1040	He had made no fires.	10
3	124	I had been forced to build fires and help cook the food.	10
4	69	Water must be fetched, wood must be brought from the piles, the morning fires must be made, breakfast must be prepared.	10
5	115	I could now see several sitting around open-air fires.	10
7	351	From the line, I glanced back to the open fires, where he sat with men of the village, Thurnus, caste leader, peasant and sleen master, among them.	10
9	1964	"And in the feast fires let an iron be heated for slave branding!" There was another cheer.	10
9	2077	He tore the garment from her and threw her between the feast fires.	10
9	2080	He leaped to her and, between the feast fires, did lengthy ravishment upon her.	10
9	2154	Some lay about, near the embers of the fires.	10
27	322	The "slave fires," as it is said, have been lit in our bellies.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1304	From the platform, too, I could see the fair, with its lights and fires, and tents and shelters, and the amphitheater in the distance, where Scormus of Ar and gentle Centius of Cos would meet tomorrow, on the opposite sides of a small board marked with red and yellow squares.	10
6	493	The slave fires, which lurk in any woman, had been particularly easy to arouse in this girl.	10
11	92	I ordered fires lit.	10
27	194	Its eyes seemed to blaze, as though fires burned behind them.	10

Book 13. (3 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	48	Slave fires, of course, lurk in every woman.	10
32	555	Meals had apparently been left uneaten, and fires untended.	10
55	15	Then the fires, no longer sustained by the heat of the blast, one by one vanished, unable to overcome the living freshness of the wood.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	193	And they are grateful to the master that he has deigned to quench within them for a time the belly fires of the female thrall, which smolder within them even when not blazing, those fires which inform them of their bondage more even than the metal on their neck, the iron on an ankle, the lovely mark...	10
19	144	In the belly and, indeed, in the entire body of the female slave slave fires have been lit.	10
21	49	She was crawling about, naked, on her hands and knees, carrying sticks in her mouth, feeding the slow fires in the flame ditch.	10
21	395	When I turned about Taphris, again, had been set about her homely duties, naked, on her hands and knees, carrying the sticks in her mouth, of feeding the fires in the flame ditch.	10
21	425	Barus slid back the bolt and lifted up the large trapdoor at one side of the shed and I, carefully, in the light of the fires of the incubation shed, descended the dirt ramp.	10
32	186	How vulnerable she would be, I thought, if masters were to ignite slave fires in her belly, which would then frequently and acutely rage there, in all their indifferent, implacable, inexorable ferocity.	10
34	13	I smelled branding fires.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	355	To be sure, sooner or later, this doom, or fate, or joy, is the lot of almost every slave girl, for slave fires, as it is said, are lit by cruel men in their bellies, fires which will rage frequently and may be quenched, if at all, by the kindness, and attentions, of the master.	10
2	49	Fires, on high poles, illuminated the area.	10
3	324	They crouched about fires.	10
11	472	"For whom, in this moment," I asked, "do your slave fires burn?" "You, Master," she whispered.	10
21	12	And, too, in time, as the slave fires began to burn in their bellies, they became helplessly, needfully, passionate.	10
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

Book 16. (9 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1427	Yes, perhaps it is just as well that these fires have not been lit in the bellies of most of the women of Earth, for how alien are such fires to their cultures.	10
16	87	"Extinguish the fires!" cried Callisthenes.	10
20	1419	But how helpless is a woman once slave fires have been ignited in her belly! She has such a rich radiance of pervasive sexuality in her body, so many nerves, so many excitable tissues, that perhaps it is just as well that the women of Earth are seldom apprised of, or even aware of, their sexual dorm...	10
20	1421	No woman who has felt the slave fires in her belly can ever again be free.	10
20	1422	It thus amuses men to ignite the slave fires in the bellies of beauties.	10
20	1423	The slave fires of a bond slut are doubtless the strongest of her chains.	10
20	1432	On the other hand, I think that, on the whole, actually, it is a great tragedy that slave fires burn so seldom in the bellies of the women of Earth.	10
20	1438	The slave in whose belly slave fires have been ignited desperately needs the satisfaction of carnal attention.	10
20	1456	Later, in his own domicile, after such an experience, now thoroughly conscious of her vulnerability, and the hitherto unsuspected strength of her new master, well now revealed to her, slave fires begin to burn in her belly.	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	25	"If that is true," I said, "we should find the remains of evening fires, large cooking fires, with circled stones, near the wagons, not the absence of fires, nor the smaller remains of midday fires".	10
15	7	The distance between the two fires was probably some ten to fifteen pasangs.	10
15	17	At night such signals can be conveyed by the number and placement of fires, or by a single fire, alternately revealed and concealed by the action, again, of a robe or blanket.	10
16	40	"There are the remains here of evening fires," I said, moving the kaiila past some circles of stones.	10
16	42	These fires presumably would have been within the wagon circle.	10
19	1	In the Distance there is the Smoke of Cooking Fires Evelyn cried out with misery as the tether was knotted about her neck.	10
19	387	You will gather kailiauk chips for the fires.	10
19	713	I could see the smoke of evening fires in the distance.	10
19	808	I then, leading the kaiila, on which Cuwignaka rode, slumped forward, with the lance, set my feet in the tracks of those who had preceded me, Canka and his party, and Grunt and Pimples, toward the smoke of the evening fires, toward the camp of the Isbu Kaiila.	10

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	182	Indeed, is it not that in dreams one may even enter the medicine world itself? In dreams is it not the case that one might sit about the fires of the dead, conversing with them? Is it not the case that in dreams one may understand the speech of animals? And is it not the case that in dreams one may ...	10
9	479	Still the cooking fires had not yet been lit for the evening meal.	10
9	671	"I smell cooking fires," she said, happily.	10
12	660	The slave fires in her belly, as it is said, had now been lit.	10
15	147	"But then," he said, turning to the crowd, "let it be told about all the fires how Hci lost his honor, how he did not participate in the giving of gifts, how he proved in this that he was only a small and petty man, that he lacked the nobility and generosity of the Kaiila warrior!" "I am a Kaiila wa...	10
32	111	The line, snakelike, weaved its way toward the fires, and then began, its dancers shuffling, bending down, rising up, chanting, to wind its way among them.	10
44	858	The smells of cooking fires drifted up from the Yellow-Knife camp.	10

Book 19. (16 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	339	"I do not think they are necessarily stupid," he said, "merely ignorant, perhaps because untrained, or perhaps merely because they have not yet been awakened sexually, have not yet been forced to feel the slave fires in their belly, have not yet, by strong men, been made the helpless victims of thei...	10
9	175	At other times the girl listens, so to speak, to the slave fires in her belly, and seems to become one with them and the dance, and then, soon, must beg the brutes, in her dance, and by her piteous expressions and gestures, to relieve the merciless tensions in her body, allowing her to complete the ...	10
14	32	I could see fires of the camp, and several tents.	10
14	117	Within some were small fires.	10
14	118	When men passed between the fires and the canvas wall of the tent we could see their shadows on the canvas.	10
15	164	Here and there there were morning fires.	10
19	250	I must never permit, I vowed, slave fires to be lit in my belly.	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	320	But what chance will I have, I asked myself, if I am branded and they put a collar on my neck, and I am subject to the whip, and to the uncompromising disciplines of Gorean masters? I must not permit them to light slave fires in my belly, I thought.	10
23	372	I feared that already slave fires had been lit in my belly.	10
24	248	Slave fires, once kindled in her belly, cannot be extinguished; if not raging, they smolder; or lie dormant, ready to be conveniently and quickly reawakened into flame.	10
36	833	They have made me this way!" "So," said he, "slave fires have been lit in your pretty belly?" "Please do not use such words of me," I begged.	10
36	836	"Slave fires have been lit in my belly!" "Excellent," said he, the beast.	10
36	901	They had lit slave fires in my belly.	10
36	902	I had sensed incipiently the existence of such fires, and had wanted them lit, and had longed for them to be lit, and then they had been lit, whether I willed it or not, and I was now aflame, and must accept the consequences of what had been done to me, and what I had become.	10
36	905	The slave fires burned in my belly.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	667	As the saying is, slave fires have been lit in their bellies.	10
1	668	Predictably, periodically, these fires burst into open flame.	10
2	185	How would she look, how would she act, I wondered, if slave fires had been lit in her belly.	10
2	1411	You have not been trained, enlivened, honed, sensitized, taught the dangers of not responding fully, have not been lashed for being displeasing, have not had slave fires lit in your belly".	10
7	8	It was covered with an intense, irregular geography of scarlet patches, the capillaries near the surface of the skin swelled with blood, the red color suffusing upward as though from a light within her, as though fires raged within her, just beneath her exposed, yielding, eager softness, witnessing ...	10
10	663	I need a girl to cook for me, and to dust, to launder and iron, and sew, to run and fetch, to perform menial chores, to gather wood, and water, to tend fires, to wash utensils, to tidy the wagon, and such".	10
10	890	She had probably never before, in all her life, dirtied her hands, fetched upon command, gathered wood, tended fires, cooked, aired blankets, made up bunks, washed and ironed, carried water, cleaned harness, or fed and scrubbed down tharlarion, such things.	10
19	37	I saw some fires below, off to the right in the city.	10
21	265	"I put them where they should be at this time, about their proper business, fighting fires in the city".	10
21	449	There was only some smoke over Brundisium now, and I gathered that the fires were now mostly under control.	10
22	213	"There were fires in the city," I said.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	398	In some of them there were tiny fires lit.	10
3	400	Sometimes some of the women about these tiny fires stood up and watched us, as we rolled past.	10
11	42	It is memorized and sung about the fires, and in the halls, and thus is carried on the literary tradition.	10
12	107	We could see folks going about their business, folding their blankets, seeking out the latrines, starting up their morning fires.	10
15	529	Once a woman is a slave, and slave fires, as it is said, have been lit in her belly, she not only wants men, but needs them.	10
16	646	Smoldering fires have not been set in your belly, never far from the surface, ready to leap into flame at the smallest touch.	10
16	1486	At night fires would be set and lanterns hung at various points about the siegeworks.	10
26	464	Slave fires have been lit in their bellies.	10
26	482	"Have slave fires been lit in your belly," I asked.	10
26	484	"Would you like slave fires to be lit in your belly?" I asked.	10
27	190	They, too, of course, can exert their spell upon a property girl, and they tend, as do many other forms of bonds, to prod and kindle the ever-smoldering embers of her slave fires into open flame.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	117	"It was a world in which men and women stood closer to the fires of life," he said.	10
7	48	It did not seem that the fires had been of recent origin.	10
11	912	I was ready, even at that time, as I now realize, to have the relentless torches of men set to the tinder in my belly, that slave fires might be lit there, thence by service, submission and love, my condition as slave, and the commands and touches of men, to be fanned, whether I willed it or not, to...	10
13	131	Long ago, now, weeks ago, men had lit slave fires in my belly.	10
13	634	She would come to realize that, as the Goreans say, "slave fires had been lit in her belly".	10
13	635	She would learn, too, that these fires, even when they seemed most inert, could be suddenly fanned into raging, consuming flames by as little as a command, a glance or touch.	10
24	280	Sometimes a woman is permitted, even a free woman, among the fires of a burning city, the glare of the flames red upon her flesh, to dance before masters as a naked slave.	10
25	73	The beacon fires had not yet been lit on its walls.	10
25	135	They had taken a woman of Earth and lit slave fires in her belly.	10
27	49	I danced, barefoot in the sand, naked, in my collar, my body illuminated redly in the light of the fires.	10
27	56	I had even begged two of the fellows not to take me far from the fires, but, dragged by the hair, bent over, I had followed them.	10
32	225	"They have put slave fires in your belly, haven't they?" he asked.	10
34	457	I wore a Gorean slave collar! I was no more than a vendible beast at his feet, in whose belly slave fires had been kindled.	10
34	484	The slave fires in my belly had now burned low, but I knew they could be stirred into flame at a touch.	10

Book 23. (13 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	166	Fires have occurred in the city, from saboteurs, from fire javelins, from flame baskets catapulted over the walls.	10
4	4	In this particular bath, adequate enough, I suppose, for the area, the fires beneath the bricked platforms were stirred, tended and cleaned with long-handled fire rakes.	10
4	5	To be sure, it was late, and I suspected that the fires had not been tended since perhaps the eighteenth Ahn.	10
8	889	Once "slave fires," so to speak, have been lit in the belly of a slave, you see, she becomes helplessly needful, indeed, desperately needful.	10
9	31	We could smell cooking fires about.	10
17	14	Fires were lit.	10
17	22	Too, it is difficult to fire such objects, and the fires began on them by, say, small task forces are generally quickly extinguished.	10
17	390	There had been fires in the city for days.	10
18	43	"Doubtless, too, many perished in the fires".	10
20	20	Fires, too, still, after all these days, burned in the city.	10
20	441	Those fires, I supposed, might burn for two or three days yet.	10
24	9	At night, in virtue of fires and mirrors, it served as a beacon.	10
24	671	It is only necessary, so to speak, to ignite the slave fires in their belly, which is not difficult to do.	10

Book 24. (24 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	155	Slave fires, you see, have been lit in their bellies.	10
1	259	There were several tiny fires, here and there, within the enclosure.	10
1	260	Small fires are usually used in such enclosures, as in camps generally, as they may be quickly extinguished.	10
1	264	There are often explicit camp rules pertaining to the sizes of fires, as there are for many other things, such as the general ordering of the camp, its defenses, its streets and layout, the location of its facilities, such as infirmaries, commissaries, and smithies, the maintenance of security and w...	10
1	682	Although she was blond, it was clear that slave fires had been ignited in her belly.	10
16	3	No fires were lit.	10
18	11	Fires had been built, on which marsh growth and damp rence were thrown, to produce smoke, that this might ward off flies.	10
19	1236	How pleasant it is to make women slaves! How pleasant it is to light the slave fires in their bellies! And how different they then are, so transformed! Or is it cruel to kindle such fire within them, to so enflame their delicious symmetries, to take them out of themselves and turn them into somethin...	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
19	1259	This would be analogous to the woman in whose belly slave fires have been lit.	10
19	1281	"I have dreamed of your collar! Now I am in it! Please have me, please take me, Master!" This is, of course, all theoretical, but it will give you some sense as to it might be like, from the man's point of view, should he encounter a woman in whose belly slave fires have been lit.	10
19	1282	From the point of view of a man of Earth, what a turnabout would be there! In the Gorean slave girl, of course, this sort of thing is not in the least theoretical, for masters, in her belly, have, perhaps callously and remorselessly, lit slave fires.	10
27	328	After the slave fires have been ignited in a girl's body, which usually occurs in the first days of her slavery, the denial of sex to her amounts to a torture.	10
27	416	I then began to stoke and build, so to speak, and then, gently, to fan the fires in her belly.	10
28	52	"You will make no fires," I said.	10
28	269	I wondered if she had now, suddenly, become much more aware, and perhaps fearfully so, of her own attractions, of the luscious curves of her body, of the excitements of her figure, of the soft perfections of her breasts, so perfectly formed, of her graspable waist, of the flaring of her hips and the...	10
32	25	She seemed quiet now, but I knew that in the delta slave fires had been ignited in her belly.	10
32	26	She seemed quiet now, but somewhere within her those fires lay smoldering, ready to spring again, persistently, predictably, mercilessly, into flame.	10
36	112	The lots are sometimes of mixed value, some including women who are little more than free women, their slave fires not yet ignited, and others which may be captured, needful slaves.	10
37	114	"Before you turned her over to me," he said, "you must have started slave fires in her belly".	10
40	105	"But someone must have set the fires in Torcadino," said a man, "on the night the tarns took flight, on the night Myron waited in vain to the north".	10
43	55	There was nothing unusual in this, as it is occasionally done in wagon camps for various reasons, for example, to form wind breaks, shield fires, and such.	10
44	242	Some other small camps, too, were about, and fires.	10
44	243	The light from one or two of these fires, to one extent or another, illuminated some of the slaves, including the one in which the stranger was interested.	10

Book 25. (17 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	63	Here and there fires were lit on the walls, beacons serving to guide tarnsmen.	10
3	897	I stood there, in the camp, looking about, at the various fires and the folks about them.	10
3	1071	Many of the fires in the camp had now been extinguished.	10
6	137	At night one can usually see the fires of the camps, three or four pasangs away.	10
9	538	Doubtless slave fires would by then have been routinely lit in her belly, and she would then find herself helplessly, needfully, piteously, dependent upon the caresses of men.	10
9	544	Once the slave fires have been lit in her belly, whether with a touch or with a lengthy and careful regimen of irresistible arousal, it is done; she can never go back.	10
12	180	In the bellies of the slaves slave fires have been set, and they periodically burn.	10
18	78	There was also the danger that such fires could spread.	10
18	79	Sometimes entire blocks, and even districts, are wiped out by such fires.	10
19	838	Too, of course, once the slave fires have been lit in her belly she needs her master's touch, plaintively, desperately.	10
19	875	"Have the slave fires been lit in your belly?" I asked.	10
19	932	"And you have already begun to sense in yourself the beginnings of slave fires," I said.	10
26	271	"Sometimes female slaves," she said, "after their slave fires have been ignited, after the poor things have begun to learn their collar, after they have become sexually helpless, are deprived of sexual experience," she said.	10
27	1016	"Were slave fires ignited in your belly?" I asked.	10
27	1026	It amused me to think of the proud Talena, collared, and at the mercy of slave fires.	10
27	1056	"Sleen! Sleen!" "Rask of Treve, I gather," I said, "refrained from igniting the slave fires in your belly?" "He preferred me, it seems," she said, angrily, "as the cool, reserved, distressed daughter of a Ubar, something dignified to be displayed, and worked, rather as a trophy".	10
27	1072	"No!" "And what good would you be in a paga tavern, or brothel, if the slave fires were not ignited in your belly?" "I shall be safe in the Central Cylinder," she said, "surrounded by walls, ringed by guards!" "Perhaps after I come to collect you," I said, "I will rent you to a brothel, perhaps one ...	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	506	And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies.	10
11	905	How could they speak of me so? But, of course, I was an animal! "Consider what she will be when the slave fires have been truly lit in her belly," said another.	10
11	913	Could they so read me? And could there be more? Could I be more helplessly theirs than I was now? And what were "slave fires"? I dared not speculate.	10
16	185	He, as many men on this world, set fires in my belly.	10
19	73	At night, beacon fires, which may be shielded and then unshielded, in codes, may be used.	10
24	248	Certainly fires must have been started.	10
41	135	Could that not be told simply by looking at our necks, and seeing that there were collars there? Did this detail not serve as token, if none other, that slave fires had been lit in our bellies? Had men not seen to it? After a time the other girls began to enter the room, one or two at a time.	10

Book 27. (43 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	442	* * * * It was a few Ehn later when, making her way amongst the joking, roaring, laughing, colorfully garbed men, tunicked and robed, many sitting about the fires, some afoot, moving here and there, the firelight reflecting from the side of the red-figured pitcher, the side of her lit by one of the ...	10
22	627	On the other hand, she was not totally disoriented as she could see the fires of the camp behind her and, in the distance, the lights of Brundisium, among them some of the beacon fires on her walls.	10
25	450	They have fanned the slave fires in my belly which now rage fiercely, tormenting fires I cannot control, putting me helplessly at their mercy.	10
11	306	What are these strange feelings, she wondered, which I am beginning to feel, these enticing, delightfully tormenting feelings? Will I be able to resist them? Will they take me over, will they conquer me, will they put a rope on my neck and drag me zealously, helplessly, eagerly, panting after them? ...	10
11	849	And then, toward morning, when the fires had burned low, and the room was gray, damp and cold, when those who had won them would be asleep, sated with the repast of pleasures derived from their winnings, their hands tied behind their bodies, their necks roped to the left ankles of their new masters,...	10
16	1233	She had been left vaguely uneasy, vaguely unsatisfied, but, at that time, slave fires had not been lit in her belly.	10
18	307	So, too, the sight of a place she remembers, a grassy knoll, a place behind a shed, a ditch, a stall, the surface of a long, narrow wooden bench, the floor, fur-strewn, at the foot of the master's couch, she not permitted on its surface, that privilege usually reserved for free companions, or perhap...	10
20	174	Clearly this was to be a concealed camp, and Portus had forbidden the lighting of fires.	10
20	231	In her bondage, of course, slave fires had been lit in her belly.	10
22	2	"Wine, girl!" called another, and Ellen hurried to him, threading her way amongst the men, the fires and torches, and replenished his goblet.	10
22	12	The woman, clad in the Robes of Concealment, sat on a stool near one of the fires.	10
22	123	As she made her way back to the vat she skirted about a dancing circle near one of the fires.	10
22	181	The dancing circles were some ten or twelve feet in diameter, and sanded, and near the fires.	10
22	401	In a few Ehn Ellen, her pitcher half full, stood back in the darkness, some yards from the closest fires.	10
22	435	She paused, looking at the camp, at the men and the fires, the tents.	10
22	443	Amongst the men about one of the fires she saw, sitting cross-legged, in sedate, deliberative, sober converse with men in Cosian robes, not soldiers, one whose presence here was incomprehensible.	10
22	519	If he were to cast her down between the fires and put her to his peremptory pleasure, she had little doubt but what it would be she who would be blamed.	10
22	574	Ellen was not eager to leave the fires of the festival camp.	10
22	597	She hurried among the fires.	10
22	607	In a short time Ellen was beyond the fires and among the tents, most of which were dark.	10
22	618	Why was there not more light? Torches, lanterns, lamps, anything? Surely at places in the camp, even away from the festival fires, there was some light.	10
24	15	Now she stood amongst the fires and men, a half-filled pitcher grasped in her hands.	10
24	53	And if you are not like a sinuous she-sleen in heat, it is rather because you are more like a sleek, curvaceous little she-urt in heat! You are a meaningless little slut in whose belly have been kindled slave fires!" "I hate you, Mirus," she said to herself.	10
24	72	But already he was threading his way through the crowd, and the fires.	10
26	192	In her belly the slave fires had been lit and now, irremediably, with an insistent, frequent periodicity, powerfully, irresistibly, they emerged, squirmed, and cried out piteously for their satisfaction.	10
26	379	It was a little later when she smelled the smoke of cooking fires, so she was sure it must be the fifteenth or sixteenth Ahn.	10
26	572	Sometimes she sensed the smoke of fires, sometimes their warmth.	10
26	1072	Their informants then took their leave, hurrying toward other fires in the camp.	10
26	1148	As it pleases them, and doubtless because it will improve our price, they set slave fires in our belly.	10
26	1149	And then they step aside, as though noticing nothing, while these fires periodically rage.	10
26	1159	On her neck was a collar, and slave fires burned in her belly.	10
26	1193	How frequently, and how intensely, our slave fires burn! Can you not imagine then our piteous supplications, our pleas to be permitted to serve him? We petition him to be put to his use.	10
27	273	She thought, rather, she would have looked into his eyes, even in such a room, in such a place, at such a time, and comprehended in his gaze the calm fires of command.	10
27	283	That night they made no fires.	10
27	1346	It is little wonder that slaves hope for a private master, one who will notice them, who will speak with them, who will care for them, who will be kind to them, one who will stoke their slave fires and force them to flame with helpless ecstasy, but, in all, one who will well rule their slave, one wh...	10
27	2134	No fires.	10
27	2190	There were no fires.	10
27	2252	To be sure, sooner or later, the slaves fires are kindled in every girl and eventually even those who took the greatest pride in the inertness of their bellies will come weeping to the master's feet.	10
28	12	Slave fires rage now in my belly.	10
28	25	But on Earth the slave fires have been lit in the bellies of few women.	10
28	35	When an Earth woman is brought to Gor, then, at least as a slave, one of the first things done to her is to enlighten her as to her own nature and that of men, so that she will understand who it is who holds the whip and whose neck it is that is encircled with the collar, and, as a part of this, the...	10
28	46	To be sure, doubtless there are women on Earth in whose bellies slave fires have been lit, and these, as much as any Gorean slave, must kneel or belly before their masters, beg sex, and hope that he will be kind to them.	10
28	50	Let us then suppose that she is collared and slave fires are lit in her belly, and that she then comes into his ownership, either by a sheer coincidence, or by design, if he has arranged or requested her abduction.	10

Book 28. (23 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
56	158	The light then began to dim, and soon, again, Cabot, and other humans, found themselves in practical darkness, save for some fires on the slopes, brief, soon-extinguished fires, marking places where the grass, here and there, in half circles of some yards, had been ignited by sheets of blazing, disc...	10
2	68	And is it not pleasant to have them coming to one's feet, helplessly, needfully, piteously, their slave fires ignited, to beg yet another caress? We must not think too harshly of the brunette.	10
3	409	Already thought Cabot she feels the warmth of slave fires in her belly.	10
11	138	Slave fires, as the expression is, are cruelly and mercilessly lit within the bellies of female slaves.	10
11	141	Once the slave fires flame in the belly of a woman her freedom is behind her.	10
18	62	Once the slave fires have been lit in her belly, her freedom is behind her.	10
22	189	"Doubtless the slave fires have not yet been kindled in that lovely little belly".	10
22	192	"I fear, Master," she said, "I already feel such fires".	10
23	160	"But then, of course, slave fires have been set in their bellies".	10
40	60	"Please," she said, "please!" "It seems the slave fires rage in your belly," he said.	10
40	65	"The slave fires rage in my belly!" she wept.	10
50	33	And of course there is no diminishment in her slave fires.	10
51	43	"Had you not put slave fires in her belly?" asked Grendel.	10
51	136	"And in her belly there are now slave fires?" said Grendel.	10
66	65	"We will clothe ourselves against the cold, build fires".	10
67	99	The snow had melted and Cabot could find the ashes of cooking fires.	10
74	72	How much they are in our power, once slave fires have been lit in their bellies.	10
78	62	"Have slave fires been set in your belly?" asked Corinna.	10
78	65	"Dare I ask, dear Corinna," said the brunette, "if such fires have been set in your belly?" "Of course," said Corinna.	10
78	68	In it my fires burn frequently and deeply, but my master, Peisistratus, contents me".	10
78	96	"And slave fires burn in our bellies".	10
78	106	"The master who is fond of his slave," said the brunette, "would surely be concerned, at least to some extent, to assuage the needs of his property, to relieve the miseries of her tensions, to attend to her slave fires, which he has done so much to ignite and stoke?" "Certainly," said Corinna, "but ...	10
81	55	One can, certainly after a time, sense their needs, and the fires which burn within them, scarcely concealed by their idiotic garments".	10

Book 29. (37 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	227	In a few Ehn I gave a signal and, one by one, so that they would be immediately visible within the stable I had the lighting of six fires begun, lit at intervals of twenty Ihn, these fires to ring the threshold of the stable.	10
1	401	In their way they serve to ignite and stoke the slave fires in her lovely belly.	10
3	99	Whatever the case may be initially, once the slave fires have been lit in a woman's belly, whatever her coloring, and such, you have a slave at your feet.	10
3	102	To be sure, a woman whose slave fires have not been ignited may have little understanding of this sort of thing, little understanding of the needs, sensations, miseries, and torments to which their embonded sisters are subject.	10
3	746	Even in the Pleasure Cylinder the slave fires had been well lit in Cecily's lovely, helpless, vulnerable little belly, and she had soon found herself, as is common with female slaves, their victim and prisoner.	10
5	1106	And once the slave fires have been ignited in their bellies, they are, of course, as helpless, and needful, as any other slave.	10
7	366	She is so needful, and beautiful! Too, have not men been responsible for the tormenting acuity of those very needs which so distress her? Has it not been men who have seen to it, with an almost cruel intent, that slave fires will rage in her lovely belly? Should not those who have set such tinder al...	10
7	372	Slave fires, even when extinguished by the mercy of the master, will soon rekindle.	10
7	373	Any woman in whose belly slave fires burn knows herself slave.	10
7	374	Such fires will put her at the mercy of even a hated master.	10
10	766	And, when the slave fires have been ignited in her belly, and she is the helpless prisoner of her needs, it amuses them to have her at their feet, prostrate, piteous, begging for their least touch.	10
13	362	"What are slave fires?" she asked.	10
13	367	"Can you not sense what slave fires might be?" I asked.	10
13	410	Could they not see the females as what they might become? Washed, combed, brushed, trained a bit, silked or tunicked, their slave fires ignited, taught to fear the whip, they might prove exemplary merchandise.	10
15	175	"The slave fires have been set and ignited in her belly," I said.	10
15	184	"Do not forget," I said, "that slave fires have been kindled in her sweet, vulnerable belly.	10
18	471	Her coloring and such would be, I gathered, unusual amongst the Pani, and her slave fires, as I had determined, had already been nicely ignited.	10
19	228	Such fires could be fed and tended until morning.	10
19	273	"We keep the fires lit," I said.	10
20	4	The six fires had been tended during the night, and the net had been raised and anchored to posts.	10
20	5	The fires would shortly, with the coming of light, be extinguished.	10
22	107	Pertinax did not know, as Cecily and I knew, that the stable grooms had well ignited, as it had amused them, and doubtless in accord with the instructions of Lord Nishida, slave fires in the belly of the former Miss Wentworth, at that time a stable slave at their disposal.	10
22	108	Any woman in whose belly burn slave fires is a slave, and henceforth and thereafter can be but a slave.	10
22	676	The slave fires were always ready to spring into flame in her belly.	10
23	111	More than once it had been replenished at the kitchen area, the suls withdrawn from the ashes of several "long fires".	10
23	112	When a great deal of food is involved, particularly in the open, or in large halls, as in Torvaldsland, the fires are almost always narrow, and long, as this increases the amount of food which can be simultaneously prepared, and allows easy access to it, from both sides of the fire.	10
25	267	And, too, when the slave fires, long ago ignited, and then never far from the surface, begin again to flame in her fair belly, as under the cruel and shameful imperatives of biology they frequently must, earning her the contempt of free women, her seductiveness is then, soon, far less than a matter ...	10
26	163	Too, of course, the female slaves are trained, and taught their collars, and, most often, have had their slave fires ignited.	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
27	155	Indeed, as noted, Saru's slave fires had been ignited, and she was now their helpless, pleading prisoner, as much as any other slave, whether of Gor or Earth, in whom this lovely, irreversible development had occurred.	10
27	156	Once a woman's slave fires have been ignited she can no longer be but a slave.	10
28	114	Small fires, fueled with sheltered, dried kindling, collected earlier and brought hither, in the wagons, could be set under the roofing of canvas shelters, permitting some cooking.	10
28	134	It is a time rather for the taverns and halls, for fires and brew, for paga and kaissa, for brawls and slaves, and the waiting for En'Kara, when, one's resources likely having been depleted, one will seek out captains and merchants, and seek perchance a new bench, a new oar.	10
33	82	"A great darkness came suddenly over the moons, watch fires mysteriously ceased to burn, guards struggled to remain awake at their posts, we fought, crying out, and beating on drums, and blowing trumpets, to rouse ourselves, to stay awake, but we were overcome, and in Ehn we lay down to die".	10
38	425	Too, if her slave fires have been kindled, as is likely to be the case, she desires and needs the pleasures of her bondage.	10
40	88	It is easy to ignite the slave fires in the belly of an intelligent woman.	10
43	169	The fires of life burn brightly at the edge of death.	10

Book 30. (34 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	241	"The fires have begun to burn in her belly," said the taverner.	10
1	244	I suspected that the fires had, indeed, begun to burn in her belly.	10
1	461	I recalled that the taverner had said that fires had begun to burn in her belly.	10
1	462	Those, of course, would be slave fires.	10
1	463	Perhaps it seems cruel to light such fires in a woman's belly, which will eventually make her their helpless prisoner, but it is not.	10
1	466	Who would want a slave in whose belly slave fires did not burn? Such are the stoutest of chains.	10
2	41	As the mast went down our fellows at the springals lit the bucketed fires in which the oil-soaked wrappings on javelin heads might be ignited.	10
3	534	And I feared the perimeter would be illuminated at night, not only by the moons, for two would be full, but by torches and kindled fires.	10
3	1365	"In their bellies," I said, "slave fires had been lit".	10
3	1487	"Yes," she said, "Master, Master!" "Have the slave fires been lit in your belly?" I asked.	10
4	142	"To her consternation and terror," said Lord Nishida, "it seems that she has begun to sense what it might be to have slave fires in her belly".	10
4	150	That battle, of course, once the fires have begun, cannot be won.	10
7	39	Too many such women, too, on long voyages, perhaps in their boredom, are careless in their veiling, and enjoy exploiting the provocations, the tauntings, of their sex, casting an alluring eye here, dropping a piquant word there, amusing themselves with the igniting of fires they have no intention of...	10
7	126	In their bellies the slave fires, so resisted by, and so scorned by, free women, had been callously and mercilessly ignited by heartless masters.	10
7	128	The victim of such fires will crawl naked to the feet of even a hated master, begging him piteously and desperately for his least caress.	10
8	343	Apparently she had begun to sense, or fear, the beginning of involuntary, radical changes in her body, incipient glimmerings heralding the onslaught of needs which would inevitably put her vulnerably at the feet of men, the fires which, in a woman's belly, mark her, more than a brand and collar, a m...	10
9	9	"Put out the fires".	10
9	26	The most serious fires on a ship are likely to originate in the kitchens.	10
16	107	I saw fires lit on the ship which had seemed deserted, save for the dead, when we had come upon it.	10
16	336	Most of what might have been hundreds of small fires had died out of their own accord against the Tur wood.	10
19	30	Most men prefer red-silkers, as their slave fires have commonly been ignited.	10
19	63	I had little doubt that slave fires might soon, when men chose, rage mightily and irresistibly in that lovely little belly.	10
21	386	What fires men have set to burn in the bellies of slaves! Is it cruel, I wondered, to have done this to them, to make them the helpless victims of such powerful, frequently recurrent needs? I supposed not, as it makes them the richest and fullest of women, the most helpless and authentic of women, t...	10
21	387	One cannot, of course, ignite needs which are not there, cannot set fires where there is nothing to burn, where there is nothing ready to burn, nothing eager to burn, nothing hoping to burn.	10
33	40	Although she had reportedly not been long in the collar, her slave fires, following a remark of the proprietor, were already causing her the restlessness and agitation so familiar to the occupants of the collar.	10
33	90	How easy it is, in so soft, nicely curved, and vital a property, astonished, reveling in her newly discovered profound and radical femininity, which she is no longer permitted to suppress or deny, to ignite slave fires.	10
33	99	"Intelligence is often associated with the intensity of slave fires," said the stranger.	10
33	162	Already, I had understood, from the proprietor, she had begun to feel slave fires in her belly.	10
33	170	Yes, it was clear that the slave fires had begun to burn in the belly of the fair slave before me.	10
33	181	She was barbarian, she was a mere paga girl, and from a low tavern, her accent was unusual, she had not been much trained, she was new to her collar, and she was just beginning to sense the heat of slave fires, in the grasp of which, perhaps even in days, she would find herself helpless.	10
34	228	Her slave fires, which had begun periodically to roar apace, made her now more a slave than she had ever been.	10
37	72	If she were truly white silk now, it was interesting to speculate on what she might be if red silk, if become the victim of irresistible slave fires.	10
37	858	"Consider," I said, "such a one, with all her beauty, intelligence, and depth, and how helpless she will be when slave fires burn in her belly!" "I saw her look upon you," he said.	10
37	873	"I want her! I want her, wholly! I want to own her, completely! Let herself then discover herself, and know herself, as that for which nature has designed her, a man's slave!" "And if you owned her," he said, "and she writhed in her chains before you, miserable in the throes of slave fires, and begg...	10

Book 31. (27 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1135	And I did not realize at the time that already such things, such fires, slave fires, had been kindled, subtly, in my belly, but, merely, had not yet leaped into flame.	10
4	663	How helpless is a woman once her slave fires have been ignited.	10
7	408	"Your slave fires," said one of the instructresses, "have not yet been lit".	10
7	515	"Am I not beautiful?" "Her slave fires have not yet been lit," said one of the instructresses.	10
7	533	"Her slave fires have not yet been lit," said one of the instructresses, again.	10
8	1129	Too, although I had begun to sense, to my apprehension and excitement, what might be the whimperings and moanings of an aroused belly, natural to a slave, it seemed reasonably clear to me that I was not yet the helpless victim of what the instructresses had referred to as "slave fires".	10
8	1521	In one sense she is at peace with her sex, but, in another sense, periodically, if her slave fires burn, she is its helpless victim, a tormented slave, who will crawl even to a hated master, for his least touch.	10
10	362	But, from the lingering effects of my Earth conditioning, and my newness to the state of bondage, I was not yet the helpless victim of the raging slave fires which so frequently tormented and dominated the bellies and bodies of many slaves.	10
11	66	I do not think I was truly suffering from the fiercer conflagrations of slave fires, not as they so acutely tormented some slaves, thrashing about, and crying out with need, but I had little doubt that the former Allison Ashton-Baker, so refined, cool, and lovely, was now muchly different than she h...	10
15	208	It was hard to conceive how tenaciously and unsurrendering, how difficult to quench, how stubbornly, the fires of life might burn in so mighty a frame, in the dark, sheltered furnace of so awesome a physical engine.	10
16	52	I was uneasy, of course, for a master's hands on my body, for which I subtly longed, but I was in no way in the sorry straits of many miserable girls, the conflagrations of whose slave fires periodically plunged them into acute torment.	10
17	354	I had suffered little in the way of slave fires, but I was a slave, and well aware of the deeper meanings of my collar.	10
17	390	"Have your slave fires been lit?" asked Astrinax.	10
17	395	"It is pleasant," said Desmond, regarding me, "to stoke such fires in a slave's belly".	10
26	131	I decided that slave fires had not yet been lit in the sweet belly of the slave, or she would indeed serve zealously, and beggingly, but for the assuagement of her own needs, as well as those of the master.	10
26	441	"Do slave fires burn there?" he asked.	10
28	55	"Have slave fires begun to burn in your belly?" she asked.	10
30	39	"Your slave fires," he said, "have begun to burn".	10
35	350	"Do not tell me that the little barbarian's slave fires have begun to burn," he said.	10
46	78	Even I was uncomfortable, though my slave fires had not yet begun to rage in the manner of several of my chain sisters.	10
49	478	"When your slave fires are better kindled, you will begin to understand".	10
50	65	Fires were set about the building to further discourage any projected withdrawal.	10
52	237	"You speak of torment! What do you know of torment? What do you know of a woman's slave fires, once men have kindled them, and forced them to burn? Can you imagine what it is to feel such things, not just in one's belly, but throughout one's helpless slave's body? We cannot seize and command a maste...	10
52	262	Well she knows the restlessness and agony of slave fires, imposed on her by men.	10
52	568	"I expect your slave fires began to burn as long ago as the house of Tenalion," he said.	10
52	593	"Sooner or later," he said, "slave fires begin to burn in the bellies of slaves.	10
52	616	"Your slave fires have begun to burn, have they not?" he asked.	10

Book 32. (18 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	15	Then, after my recapture, in the arms of my captor, for whose touch I had longed even as long ago as my former world, when I had seen him but once before my acquisition, these fires had begun, perhaps to his amusement, to blaze in such a way that I found myself their prisoner and victim Doubtless th...	10
6	54	How startled and distressed she was! How foolish, did she still think herself free? It was interesting to consider what might be her nature later, once her slave fires had been ignited.	10
6	287	It is also pleasant, of course, to take a Gorean free woman and teach her the collar, and kindle her slave fires, until she crawls to you, begging, indistinguishable from a barbarian, and then like them, forever then a slave.	10
9	266	"We all know of defeat and flight," he said, "the sorry fate of the occupational forces, of the rising of the men of Ar, of screaming crowds, diversely armed, of fires, of the decimation and disruption of troops, the desertion of officers, the stranding of units, of frequent withdrawals under fire, ...	10
11	45	I was puzzled why, in this lovely, lonely forest, with no one about, or I supposed no one was about, the men lit no fires.	10
11	182	Surely I must resist the growing of slave fires within me! How merciless are the men to us! And how amused they are at what they have done to us.	10
14	287	And, of course, as their masters would see to it, they would eventually become, as other slaves, the helpless prisoners of slave fires.	10
15	51	And surely I now knew at least the glimmer of slave fires.	10
15	695	Were slave fires growing in me? Surely not! What if they should begin to rage? I would be their victim, and prisoner! How helpless I would be! I recalled slaves pleading for the touch of a guard, begging to be brought soon to the block.	10
21	16	Surely beasts do not build fires.	10
40	129	Or does she, and is she afraid? Does she know that what smolders in her belly are slave fires, put there by men, and that, in time, they will grow, and rage, and she will find herself their prisoner, ready to beg relief from men, in time, from any man? Perhaps a silver tarsk, and, say, twenty copper...	10
42	24	Fires were tended through the night.	10
49	126	What will she be like when she has learned her collar? What will she be like once she is the victim of the raging slave fires we will build in her belly? What will she be like once she has been trained to please men? What will she be like when she has suitably dieted and exercised?" "I see," she sai...	10
50	14	There I had begun to sense the ecstasy, and the terror, and the helplessness, of one in whom slave fires had been ignited.	10
50	18	In setting slave fires in a woman's belly they well know how to make her a slave.	10
52	100	Men would be setting such fires, which would spread from building to building, and, possibly, to the stockade.	10
52	493	In the return to Shipcamp he had well revenged himself on me for the indignities to which I had subjected him, and had soon, in his vengeance, stirred my slave fires almost to the point of madness.	10
52	679	It seems there had been fires in the vicinity.	10

Book 33. (27 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	241	That would be a grand gesture, an act that would be retold about the fires for a thousand years".	10
2	129	It seemed I could see the fires, the smoke rising.	10
7	34	Once her slave fires have been ignited, and, periodically, rage, in all their suffusive, global might, she finds herself, perhaps at first to her terror, dismay, and misery, their helpless, desperate captive and victim.	10
10	237	"I do not think they will arrive in time to extinguish a thousand fires," said Torgus.	10
13	35	"And," I said, "I suspect that now slave fires, from time to time, burn in your small, lovely belly".	10
13	541	How can I be a woman without a man, without a master!" "Your slave fires burn, do they not?" I asked.	10
19	146	"If her slave fires have been lit," I said, "she would flame in your arms".	10
21	406	"In the belly of every woman," I said, "are slave fires".	10
22	57	"Hundreds of raids, thousands of fires?" he said.	10
23	156	"There are always such rumors," said Haruki, "for years, meaningless rumors, rumors whispered in the darkness, rumors spoken about small fires while the rice boiled, the rumor of a spared son, a lost son, an escaped son, a returning son, one who would seek his father's blood, who would do vengeance ...	10
29	347	I gathered he had disposed of the hair and gown in one of the night fires.	10
30	246	"She has no sense, as of now, of the raging of slave fires".	10
30	555	"Have you heard of slave fires?" he asked.	10
30	559	I suppose it might be wondered if men should put such fires into the belly of a woman.	10
30	566	Indeed, such fires are almost always lit in the belly of slaves, as it improves the stock.	10
30	568	It is pleasant, incidentally, to see a woman in the throes of slave fires.	10
30	570	To be sure, such fires are seldom instilled in the women of my former world, unless, of course, they are embonded.	10
32	48	"In darkness," he said, "we will rush forth, and break, and scatter!" "There will be watch fires," said a man.	10
42	132	I did not doubt but what in almost any of these slaves the slave fires had been lit.	10
42	153	Let her cope as she can with her slave fires; she is a slave; let her be tormented almost to madness in her need; she is a slave.	10
42	368	"Slave fires," I said, "are already in her belly.	10
46	413	"Certainly we must search for someone to put slave fires in her belly," said Tajima.	10
49	151	As she was a Gorean kajira, I had no doubt she was the victim of the slave fires which free men, perhaps cruelly, had seen fit to light in her belly.	10
49	152	How much that makes them ours! Are not her needs the mightiest of her chains? Once the slave fires burn in a woman's belly, she is undone; she can no longer be free; freedom is no longer an option; it is forever behind her.	10
54	187	Too, walls, trenches, frequent watch fires, and guards would be likely to minimize the escape from the holding of even small numbers of individuals.	10
61	143	"Leave fires, withdraw in darkness!" said another.	10
61	171	But there were dozens of watch fires in the camp.	10

Book 34. (18 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
2	42	"Slave fires," she said, "may be lit in the coldest of bellies, turning them helplessly needful, beggingly needful".	10
2	208	"And once your slave fires have been ignited," she said, "you would fear only that you might be freed.	10
9	62	In the training house I had heard of slave fires.	10
9	82	"Are these slave fires?" I asked, frightened.	10
9	83	"You are weeks, months, from slave fires," he said.	10
10	400	I feared I might be on the brink of slave fires.	10
13	94	In the past few months, since my sale in Victoria, I think the major change that had taken place in me, which muchly transformed me, was the kindling of my slave fires.	10
13	98	But here, on Gor, at least for slaves, whose slave fires raged, the situation was much the reverse.	10
13	100	How helpless we were on Gor! How much here, on Gor, were we at the mercy of men, our masters! How cool and superior to us were the exalted, refined, proud, serene, aloof free women! How they despised us for our needs! But did they not know we were collared? Would they be different, stripped and chai...	10
19	27	How much we are at the mercy of men, once the brutes have, at their inclination, or will, ignited our slave fires, latent in any healthy female.	10
23	26	My slave fires had been ignited.	10
30	86	By now, doubtless, slave fires have been kindled in your small, shapely belly".	10
37	93	And then, too, I sensed how my needs might build up within me, now that my slave fires had been kindled, so much so that I would hasten to lick and kiss the feet of any Gorean master, and perhaps even a man of Earth, though I doubted they would know what to do with a slave at their feet.	10
39	78	I could even see, across the city, the beacon fires of the Central Cylinder.	10
45	246	Let their slave fires be lit and they will crawl and beg as needfully, as piteously, as we!" "I cannot help myself," I said.	10
50	55	The best, of course, is to kindle her slave fires, mercilessly, if it should please one, to the point that she will crawl to one on her belly, in tears, and need, begging to be touched.	10
61	734	"It is pleasant," said Kurik, "to have one curling about one's feet, naked, collared, in sexual agony, her slave fires alit, begging to be used".	10

Book 35. (6 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	9	How often one hopefully ties the bondage knot in one's hair! How often one kneels, frustrated and whimpering, at a male's feet, fearing to speak, hoping to be caressed! Once one's slave fires are kindled what can one be from then on but a begging slave? And do the beasts not know this, when they, to...	10
1	63	Is it so strange that a lightly-clad, collared, owned animal, sexual and beautiful, exciting and needful, her slave fires kindled by the will and doings of men, might be found, however undeservedly, of interest to men? What man would wish, save for social or economic advantage, to indefinitely pursu...	10
2	108	She is not yet the victim of slave fires, hoping for, and begging for, the least caress of even a hated master".	10
3	277	Now I was a slave on Gor! These brutes, the masters, whether I willed it or not, had put the beginnings of slave fires in my belly, and I sensed they would rage, and grow, inevitably, continuously.	10
6	260	Yet I thought, as I had heard, how zealously they compete to please the masters! They were desperate to have about them the arms of masters, and those who might be less zealous would be whipped, until they, too, later, their slave fires kindled, and raging, would compete as well, and desperately, to...	10
7	116	Slave fires had begun to burn in my belly.	10