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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	97	Feeling rather foolish, I took out the can opener I had used on the chili can and attempted to force the metal point through the envelope.	10
8	111	Perhaps she felt it would be foolish after her utter exposure.	10
14	26	"You are a young and brave and foolish warrior," he said.	10
14	28	"I was once as young and brave as you," he said, "and perhaps as foolish—yes, perhaps as foolish".	10

Book 2. (18 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	71	Was it on my account that a city had perished? Was it I who had brought disaster to its people, to my father, to my friends and Talena? Had I been too foolish to understand that I was nothing before the power of the Priest-Kings? Was I now to wander the forlorn roads and fields of Gor in guilt and a...	10
3	85	More than one are the peasant fields of Gor which have been freshened with the blood of foolish warriors.	10
4	2	It was a nightmarish journey, and a foolish one, trying to rush on through the night to find my city, bruising, falling, scraping myself in the darkness, yet driven on by such a torment of doubt and apprehension that I could allow myself no rest until I stood again on the lofty bridges of Ko-ro-ba.	10
4	95	Irrationally I laughed, thinking how foolish the animal had been.	10
6	32	I thought that much of the barbarity of Gor might perhaps be traced to this foolish suppression of the fair sex, whose gentleness and intelligence might have made such a contribution in softening her harsh ways.	10
6	66	If she were a free woman and not unfortunate, to be alone in this place was unwise and foolish.	10
10	2	My weapons had been removed while I slept, foolish and trusting in the hospitality of Tharna.	10
12	78	Poets on Gor, as in my native world, were regarded with some skepticism and thought to be a little foolish, but it had not occurred to anyone that they might suffer from divine madness or be the periodic recipients of the inspiration of the gods.	10
12	100	"Why are strangers not warned of this," I asked, "when they enter the gates?" "That would be foolish indeed, would it not?" laughed the girl.	10
14	54	It was perhaps the foolish affection which a tarnsman feels for these dangerous, fierce mounts, almost as much a threat to him as to anyone else.	10
17	34	Why was it that we chose to live? Perhaps the question is foolish, but it did not seem so in the mines of Tharna.	10
20	122	I talked to him for perhaps an hour, a foolish thing to do perhaps, and then gave his beak a hardy slap and shoved it from me.	10
21	149	I felt foolish.	10
21	243	As I looked at her I asked myself why she, and why not another, or why any? What would it matter if her thigh, too, should wear that graceful brand? I supposed it was mostly the institution of slavery I objected to, and that that institution was not altered if I should, as an act of foolish sentimen...	10
21	245	Yes, I told myself, it was foolish.	10
22	60	Remember that once you looked upon a field of talenders and I was too dull and foolish to speak to you".	10
26	107	But I go to the Sardar for more than truth; foremost in my brain there burns, like an imperative of steel, the cry for blood-vengeance, mine by sword-right, mine by the affinities of blood and caste and city, mine for I am one pledged to avenge a vanished people, fallen walls and towers, a city frow...	10
26	120	Could Priest-Kings, with their knowledge and power, have need of such a man? But Priest-Kings need nothing from men, and once more my thoughts grow foolish.	10

Book 3. (18 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	41	I felt foolish.	10
5	136	"Long ago," she said, "when I first came to the Sardar and found the Hall of Priest-Kings, I was a young and foolish girl.	10
5	144	It was a plot which could have occurred only to a wild, spoiled, ambitious, arrogant girl, and perhaps as she had said, to one who was also young and foolish.	10
7	83	It of course occurred to me a hundred times that I was foolish, for actually I was conscious of having heard nothing.	10
8	188	It was a foolish thing to say, and I regretted it immediately.	10
10	104	"It would have been foolish to attack you," I said.	10
12	32	"Don't be foolish," said Misk to me.	10
12	192	If he was right-handed, that seemed foolish.	10
15	111	"Do not be foolish," said Misk.	10
18	67	"Yes," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "we would like that very much!" "But first," asked Mul-Al-Ka, "will you not show us how to be human?" "Why, how foolish you are!" scolded Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
18	72	"Do you think," said Mul-Ba-Ta loftily, "that a Priest-King would have done so foolish a thing with a transportation disk?" "No," said Mul-Al-Ka, his face beaming.	10
22	99	"Don't be foolish," said Misk, "it is the Feast of Tola and I must give Gur to the Mother".	10
22	155	"You are foolish," I said, "to go to the Mother".	10
22	156	"You are foolish," he said, "to go to the tunnels of the Golden Beetle".	10
24	59	It seemed foolish, unlikely, a puzzle of nature.	10
26	81	"Or are you not yet done with me?" I would have responded, in spite of my better judgment, to reassure her of my intentions to free her as soon as practicable, and to tell her that I believed her greatest chance of safety lay in the anonymity of a specimen in the Vivarium, but it would have been foo...	10
32	114	"Foolish," observed Misk.	10
32	116	"Yes, foolish," said Misk, his antennae curling a bit, but then he touched Ba-Ta gently on the shoulders to show him that he meant no harm.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	In the long years that had passed since first I had come to the Counter-Earth I had seen many things, and had known loves, and had found adventures and perils and wonders, but I asked myself if anything I had done was as unreasoning, as foolish as this, as strange.	10
10	123	What good would that information do her? It might make her own bondage seem more cruel, or perhaps fill her with foolish hopes that Kamchak, her master, might someday bestow on her the same beautiful gift of freedom.	10
15	44	I did not speak to Kamchak of my intention, for I was confident that he would have, and quite properly, objected to so foolish a mission, and perhaps even have attempted to prevent my leaving the camp.	10
17	61	That seemed foolish to me, but I said nothing.	10
21	163	In thinking of her I realized how foolish are certain of the Gorean prejudices with respect to the matter of caste.	10
23	54	Indeed, as we rode together, we wondered that Kamchak had even sent us on an errand so unlikely of success, an errand in its way, considering the temper of the Wagon Peoples, so foolish.	10
27	98	"Foolish warrior," she chided, "I am only the daughter of a baker".	10
27	135	But I dismissed such thoughts as foolish.	10

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	245	Indeed, it is foolish to do so.	10
13	253	A person could, I noted, if sufficiently bold or foolish, leap from the roof, seize the tarn perch and enter the tarncot.	10
15	160	I know it is foolish, but I am afraid.	10
16	181	"Pretty little slave girls are foolish, aren't they?" asked Ho-Sorl.	10
18	222	"I thought how foolish was Flaminius," he said.	10
18	473	It would have been foolish to do so.	10
20	371	"Of course he is Scormus of Ar, Foolish Slave," cried Cernus to Sura.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	253	Did he know? Could he know that there was a band of steel on my throat? I was foolish.	10
7	374	And Ute, too! Foolish, stupid little Ute, who could not even speak her own language correctly! What could that meaningless little thing, pretty as she was, ever be but a man's toy? She was a natural slave girl! She belonged in chains.	10
7	517	"You were foolish to hire mercenaries to guard you," said Targo.	10
9	488	Suddenly it seemed so foolish to me that it had seemed that I was free.	10
11	1134	I thought of them, dressing for men, trying to please them, though not much caring for them, to advance themselves in powers and luxuries, using their bodies and minds, their smiles, and glances and words, and touches, clumsily perhaps, not having been trained, to obtain their desires of foolish, st...	10
13	353	"Any girl foolish enough to build a fire," he said, "will, sooner or later, be caught".	10
13	427	"You are so foolish!" "Please get it, Ute," I begged.	10
14	228	"Foolish Kajira," she said, "it is the tent of Rask of Treve".	10

Book 8. (2 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	200	"You were foolish," I said.	10
9	332	How foolish had been my dreams.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	360	"It was a foolish girl who cared for you," said Talena.	10
6	406	"You are a brave, or foolish, man," said Ivar.	10
15	92	"Foolish beast, stupid animal," said Ivar, brandishing his scarf, "can you not see the yellow scarf?" He then brushed past the Kur.	10
22	133	She had once, against my wishes, fled the Sardar, when I had wished, as a foolish Earthling, to return her to her home planet, for safety.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	783	"Foolish female of Earth," I laughed, "do you still understand so little of your incredible desirability? Do you not yet know that it drives men mad with desire to look upon you? Have you no sense, foolish woman, of the madness of passion the very sight of you inspires in men?" She turned away.	10
11	54	Further, those who are foolish enough to do so, can usually, struggling and washed along, save themselves".	10
14	332	How deliciously sweet did she find her petty feminine vengeance! How foolish I thought her.	10
14	512	How foolish it seemed then, suddenly, that one should want more.	10
24	56	Such details are not only useful in discouraging a foolish girl from even thinking of escape, perhaps by lowering herself with knotted covers to the cruel desert below, where she would be almost sure to die, or be shortly recaptured, crazed and thirsting, but, I suspect, are even more useful in taci...	10
24	227	And on this world it would be foolish to deny that there are many Earth-girl slaves.	10
26	581	How foolish I thought her.	10

Book 11. (24 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	How foolish I had been.	10
2	1256	I was an ignorant and foolish girl.	10
3	602	Then, overwhelmingly, irresistibly, like a cry of anguish, it welled up within me; I could no longer ignore, suppress or repudiate it; no longer could I, like a foolish girl of Earth, deny and flee my reality; the comprehension, insistent and explosive, overpoweringly, erupted within me; I was naked...	10
4	276	But what man would be so foolish as to sell such a beauty? Or, even to share her with another? Surely such a man would keep such a beauty for himself alone, not sharing her with others.	10
4	658	How misplaced and foolish then seemed my resentment, my petulance, my pride! Such luxuries belonged to free women, not to such as I.	10
4	755	My shield then, as before, was simply my ignorance, the ignorance of a foolish girl.	10
4	969	Much depends on the master but, commonly, the first time she is recaptured, she is treated with great lenience, as being only a foolish girl.	10
4	973	I did not know at the time but even the thought of escape was a foolish one.	10
4	1024	I had, at last, afterwards, even cried out my rebellion, my foolish protest.	10
4	1161	How foolish I had been.	10
5	357	Then I realized how foolish this was, to so personalize nature, to ascribe to the cruel, blind processes of the world deliberate intentions.	10
8	81	What a foolish slave I was! I had run wildly.	10
8	271	How foolish I had been! Had I thought, truly, I might escape? Did I not know that there was no escape for the Gorean slave girl? How merciful Thurnus, my master, had been! He had not hamstrung me, or thrown me as feed to his sleen! He had only struck me, and only twice! I remembered the sleen knife.	10
8	299	Might I not bring a high price in a market? Too, I had little doubt that if I were so foolish as to attempt escape a second time I would be maimed, if not worse.	10
9	1418	How foolish of a slave girl to attempt to best a free man.	10
12	648	How ignorant, and stupid and foolish I felt! Of course I could not read Gorean.	10
12	824	But it was happening to me! Of course you can be stolen, foolish Dina, I said to myself.	10
12	828	Foolish girls! Did they not know they were being stolen? But sometimes, I thought, suddenly, perhaps it is not so bad to be, say, a stolen horse.	10
13	172	Was that not obvious? No wonder the girls had thought me so foolish, so naive, or ignorant, or stupid, in the basket.	10
14	66	"How foolish you looked," laughed Busebius.	10
15	382	It would be foolish to leave it fixed in your body, would it not, to arouse the puzzlement of the curious, perhaps even to identify you as our message girl to the agents of the enemy?" "Yes, Mistress," I said.	10
20	61	I felt foolish.	10
24	183	How foolish I had been! I lay on my side.	10
28	403	I recalled I had cried out, "I love you, Clitus Vitellius!" How foolish I had been.	10

Book 12. (15 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	104	She, still a foolish Earth girl, did not even notice this.	10
2	223	In effect, she had been told she did not exist, and had been foolish enough to believe it.	10
3	861	"Do you truly think now," pressed the dark-haired girl, furiously, "that you have rights, you foolish little thing? Do you think before such men you would have rights? These are not men of Earth!" The blond girl looked at her with horror.	10
6	132	"Be silent, foolish woman," said the captain.	10
6	275	"Protect me!" "Do you not know enough to kneel before your master, foolish slave?" chided Fina.	10
8	32	"We were warned that you might be foolish enough to venture northward".	10
10	280	"Do not be foolish," said a man.	10
11	391	Two had been foolish enough to follow me into the clouds.	10
11	551	"Do you know the meaning of your words, foolish girl?" I asked.	10
15	950	"That would be foolish.	10
20	186	"Do not be foolish, Tarl, who hunts with me," he said.	10
21	260	"Your question is foolish," I said.	10
22	171	"Do not be foolish, Tarl, who hunts with me," said Imnak.	10
33	32	When we seek the unknown is it ourselves for which we truly search? Then I dismissed such foolish thoughts.	10
34	89	It was foolish, in the circumstances, I supposed.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	16	"Do not think foolish thoughts".	10
22	31	"Do not be foolish," said Ayari.	10
23	68	You are headstrong and foolish.	10
25	51	"Let us then discourage them, too, from foolish thoughts of escape," said Kisu.	10
32	454	"Foolish," I said.	10
32	920	If you should be so foolish as to attempt to escape any who apprehend you, seeing the mark, will return you to the city as a runaway slave.	10
32	1023	"I fear only," I said, "that it will be replaced by a totalitarian superstition uglier than its foolish and ineffectual predecessor".	10
34	619	What victims nature, in her inscrutable cunning, would make of foolish, vulnerable men.	10
34	789	"It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave.	10

Book 14. (11 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	392	"That was foolish," I said.	10
1	890	How offended she must have been by my foolish audacity.	10
1	891	How scandalized she must have been by the pretensions of my boorish and foolish masculinity.	10
1	969	My behavior, so boorish and gross, and my foolish attitudes and opinions, so crudely expressed, so unenlightened, had ruined our possibilities for a meaningful relationship.	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	594	It was foolish, and meaningless, that I had done so.	10
7	827	How foolish it now seems to me that I then refused to see a beauty as a beauty, and a slave as a slave.	10
12	19	How cruel was their joke, to present me clad before buyers in garb which, though appropriate perhaps to my world, could appear only homely and foolish in comparison to the garments of Gor.	10
24	96	"It seems then," I said, "that you are not only an ignorant and lowly slave, but one who is stupid and foolish as well".	10
24	97	"I am not stupid and foolish!" she exclaimed, angrily.	10
27	136	Perhaps some will find that foolish, or incomprehensible, or quaint.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	233	Perhaps she, a foolish Earth girl, had asked him, and he had not been in the mood to beat her.	10
7	24	"That is foolish," said a fellow.	10
7	28	"That is foolish," said the first.	10
24	477	Is man so foolish, so naive and habit-bound, so fundamentally irrational, so ready to believe anything that he might be taught, no matter how absurd, that he cannot understand that torture cannot be truth.	10
29	75	"It is a foolish plan," said Callisthenes.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	80	I doubted that any of the enemy galleys would be so foolish as to draw abeam of the chain.	10
17	146	"How foolish!" "Yes, Mistress".	10
17	263	How tight, inhibited, and unhappy she had seemed there, in her politically prescribed pseudo-male attire; was that truly her world; did she not, truly, belong elsewhere, somewhere, say, in silk and a collar; how desperate she had been to subscribe to opinions imperiously imposed upon her by others; ...	10
19	629	I did not deign to respond to so foolish an assertion.	10
19	842	"My behavior, however foolish it might have been, was motivated by a desire to be kept in bondage," she whispered.	10
20	1838	Certainly she cannot think him foolish enough to reciprocate such feelings.	10
21	129	"To be sure," I said, "the thought is surely foolish".	10
21	504	It would be a very foolish slave who would carry herself before a free woman as she is expected to carry herself before free men.	10

Book 17. (11 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	71	I did not give her permission to draw back under the covers, nor was she so bold or foolish as to request that permission.	10
1	360	"We have been foolish," I said to Samos.	10
2	371	"You are a foolish and stubborn fellow," said Samos.	10
11	57	It is a meaningless, foolish dream, inappropriate in a Gorean slave girl.	10
11	167	"—Mistress?" "Your question is stupid and foolish," said Ginger.	10
13	713	"'Do not try anything foolish,' he said, 'such as stalling or damaging the vehicle, for I can slay you in an instant, before I make my departure.	10
16	199	Men, they appeared ungainly and foolish in these garments.	10
17	758	How foolish were the red savages to be so lenient with me!" "They are not fools," I said.	10
19	588	How shamed and foolish I suddenly felt.	10
19	612	"Do not be foolish," said Grunt.	10
19	786	The lessons attendant upon their foolish arrogance had been harshly learned; those who have survived such mistakes seldom trouble themselves to repeat them.	10

Book 18. (14 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	335	I remembered that she was from Earth, with its foolish, irrational negativistic conditionings, largely a heritage from the teachings of celibate lunatics.	10
9	607	"Oh, little Winyela," she whispered, "what is going on with you? You are being put to use, are you not, little Winyela? Do you like it? What is he doing to you? You know these feelings, do you not? You like them, do you not? Is he concerned with you? Does it matter? Oh! Must you not resist him? But ...	10
14	15	On men, similarly, it appears ungainly and foolish.	10
15	131	He wished, clearly, to swiftly depart from this place where, suddenly, the tables being turned, he found himself, he, Hci, the son of a chief, not only outdone but made to look foolish.	10
20	10	"Do not come to plead lenience for your foolish brother, who tried to kill my father, Mahpiyasapa, this morning?" inquired Hci.	10
20	23	You are trying to make me look foolish".	10
28	273	If it is not understood in its own terms, as he understands it, it is likely to seem irrational, eccentric or foolish.	10
34	166	"No!" "Kneel down," I told the young woman, "before this young man, and strip off that foolish garb".	10
39	62	"How foolish of me, to think that one might care, in the least, for one who is only a slave!" "You are only a property," I told her, "and worthless, except that you might have some small monetary value".	10
39	83	"Even the most loved slave," I said, "should a master be so foolish as to love a slave, remains, in the end, and do not forget it, radically, and only, a slave".	10
39	405	"That is foolish, Hci, my friend," I said.	10
39	428	"Do not be foolish, my friend," I said.	10
41	118	"We can sometimes be rationally certain of the correctness of an explanation," I said, "so certain that it would be foolish not to accept it".	10
44	346	"It is my doing! I told them! In my lodge I overheard this foolish slave mention the place and time of the council! I tricked him into loosening my gag! I managed later, before being dragged from the Yellow-Knife camp, to rid myself of it! I then, in Yellow Knife, informed my people of your future w...	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	56	"Yet such a thing would be foolish".	10
16	274	I do not wear a collar!" "Some masters," said he, "are so foolish as not to brand and collar their women".	10
17	165	"It was foolish of you," he said.	10
18	96	"That was foolish, wasn't it, Lita?" asked Speusippus.	10
23	54	How foolish I felt.	10
33	203	He is being foolish.	10
36	1336	It is foolish to do so.	10

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	631	"Whip," I said, to a man, the fellow who had earlier disciplined the foolish slave who had permitted herself, without permission, to display merriment over the plight of a free woman.	10
10	346	The Lady Yanina was not a foolish, panic-stricken Earth girl, new to bondage, its possibility scarcely having earlier entered her ken, frenziedly, absurdly trying to remove fetters from her body, but a Gorean woman.	10
11	115	Who would want to risk one in such a foolish manner? Free women, on the other hand, being priceless, have for most practical purposes no value whatsoever.	10
12	45	If he should be so foolish as to bring his Ubara to my Ubar's Builder One, it would be taken by my Builder.	10
12	172	Moving little pieces of wood about on a flat, colored board! How stupid! How absurd! How foolish!" "Perhaps you have some duties to attend to elsewhere," I speculated.	10
12	183	"Perhaps it is stupid, or absurd, or foolish, that men should concern themselves with such things".	10
12	186	"Now," I said, "you are truly being foolish".	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	213	What a foolish gesture in one who was soon to be a slave.	10
15	435	Too, left behind they might well have been killed, absurdly enough, by the Cosians, an unnecessary and foolish waste of able men, in my opinion, whereas I now have four more grateful, loyal fellows in my ranks, any one of whom I think would willingly die for me".	10
16	134	It is not like having a foolish free companion, one who knows no better, who will patiently work with you for years, trying to help you become a woman".	10
19	491	Letters of safety, indeed! They had not been letters of safety so much, it seemed, as death warrants, or orders for execution, laden with mortal peril for any so bold or foolish as to carry them.	10
22	362	In any event, it seemed she had now abandoned her foolish charade of masculinity.	10
25	173	"But when it was learned that she had been so foolish as to have permitted herself to be captured," said my hostess, "she was cast off by her family, and sworn from the Home Stone".	10
25	174	I doubted that she had been foolish, so perhaps she had been, on some level, reckless or careless, perhaps reluctant to take certain precautions, had perhaps, as the saying is, "courted the collar".	10
26	1230	Let me be rightfully marked, publicly and permanently, that men will know to rightfully deny me freedom, that they may never again make so foolish a mistake as to grant me freedom, and that all may know what I am, and only and rightfully am, a slave! I beg it!" I kissed her, gently.	10
26	1231	"How could men make so foolish a mistake as to grant me freedom?" she wept.	10
26	1706	And both the Gorean woman and the Earth girl, embonded, learning there is no escape for them and that they are irrevocably slaves, unless masters choose to free them, an act which is not only rare and foolish, but almost nonexistent, soon adjust to their new life and, sometimes to their surprise, an...	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	320	What was the problem of women such as she who had beaten on the wagon? Did she wish, in her heart, I wondered, that she, too, could kneel thusly, owned? Then I dismissed that thought as foolish, doubtlessly foolish.	10
3	19	Then, later, mercifully, when I gradually began to understand how foolish my fears were, I was able to return my attention to the important routines of my life, my duties in the library, my reading, my shopping, and so on.	10
3	812	"Even months ago," he said, "when I looked into your eyes, when you sat in those silly garments, behind that foolish desk, I saw that you, beneath all that cotton and wool, were a naked slave".	10
4	4	"Now, slut," said he, "your power is gone, all of it, that mistakenly given to you by foolish men".	10
6	82	I had been foolish.	10
6	177	That had really been foolish of me, standing in a slovenly manner in the coffle, when there might have been men about, and, indeed, had been one, and with a whip.	10
9	269	I suddenly wondered, wildly, my hands high, held fast in the manacles, if Teibar, my Teibar, might be out there somewhere among those men, perhaps high in the tiers, in the darkness, waiting to bid on me! Then I realized how foolish that would be.	10
10	352	My struggles, I now realized, had been foolish, but at the time I had not seemed able to help myself.	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
13	529	Some girls, I had been told, sometimes try to swallow small coins but this is foolish.	10
13	630	I wished for a foolish moment that I might be again like a woman of Earth, one without needs, or with such low need levels as to be for most practical purposes inert, or with need so rigidly and effectively suppressed as to provide a functional surrogate for such inertness, or, perhaps, even one who...	10
33	274	It was a whip such as his that I was born to kiss! It was at the feet of one such as he that I was destined to kneel! It was for one such as he that I was born to be a slave! It was for one such as he that I was born a woman! "If you are caught, on the other hand," said he, seemingly uncognizant of ...	10
34	689	Why could they not recognize this? Why could they not explicitly acknowledge this truth, so patent a truth? Because the slave was merely a slave, nothing, only a silken beast and a shapely property! And how foolish a slave to hope that a master might care for one so worthless and despicable as she! ...	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	259	"It was terribly foolish to carry it".	10
8	811	The girl who had been beneath the wagon last night, and whom Ephialtes had, hopefully, purchased for me this morning, had been formerly purchased, and primarily purchased, I had suspected, in an attempt, and perhaps a somewhat foolish, and somewhat misdirected, attempt, I thought, by the fellow to e...	10
9	212	Gorean, she was not unacquainted with the severities typically inflicted upon wayward slaves, slaves foolish enough to attempt escape.	10
13	180	Too, days had passed and the hoped-for relief from Ar, the advance of which he had speculated might have precipitated so desperate and foolish a ruse, had not materialized.	10
16	356	Indeed, some, perhaps the most foolish, do not brand them at all.	10
17	319	It would have been foolish for her, of course, hooded, and trussed, to have risen to her feet, perhaps drawing attention to herself, perhaps even in the melee being taken for a target, and utter madness to have done so and moved about.	10
21	836	That would certainly have been foolish of her, would it not? He may have wanted her for a long time.	10
24	498	"Yes!" I saw then that her small rebellion had been no more than a foolish sop to her pride, one perhaps she thought in order, I wondered if she had uttered her silly noise only because I was there, who had known her when she was a mere free woman.	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	508	They kept him as he was for two or three days, teasing him, and making him suffer much, raising his anxieties that they might not be able to scrape together his redemption fee, or that they had done so, but had then lost it in gambling, and such things, and also discussing, as you might well imagine...	10
14	10	"A watch is being kept," he said, "foolish though it may be".	10
44	129	"Unhand me!" "Do not be foolish".	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	271	And thus, betrayed by those who sought advancement in the destruction and dissolution of their own community, abetted by the well-intentioned, the simple-minded, the idealists, the fools, they put themselves at our mercy, at that of another community, one not so foolish, or not so sickened, as their...	10
15	9	This afternoon, on the Avenue of Turia, a cart, putatively carrying the records of the veterans of the delta, supposedly on its way from the house of records to the war office in the Central Cylinder, had been surrounded by a group of youths, crying out against the veterans of the delta, almost as i...	10
21	199	"'How could he do anything so compromising, so foolish, so utterly mad?' she asked.	10
21	290	How appropriate it is for such as you, to be neck-encircled and marked! How foolish are some men to see anything in half-naked trivialities such as yourself.	10
21	431	"That would seem to borne out by her subsequent remark, that she herself would not be so foolish as to have written such a note".	10
26	226	"How foolish you were, to write such a note," she laughed.	10
27	248	Having learned this, she need not be so foolish in the future.	10
27	612	"He will think only that you were foolish enough to leave the Central Cylinder without guards and perhaps fell in with brigands and were robbed.	10

Book 26. (15 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	551	"It was foolish of me to beg for mercy," I whispered.	10
7	718	But these thoughts were foolish.	10
8	10	How foolish I was! I had forgotten to draw the shade last night.	10
8	101	How foolish I was! I had forgotten to draw the shade last night.	10
8	627	But whereas it seemed natural to think of the women of my world, or some of them, clad as I was, it seemed somehow foolish, or improbable, to think of the men of my world in the garmenture of the men of this world.	10
11	1367	"Do not be foolish," said another.	10
11	1742	How foolish this was, for would it not call attention to the slave at their feet? But surely this was all quite innocent, and quite unintentional, or, at least, must be seemingly so.	10
11	1744	Did she not understand how such things might be viewed? Had she not considered the danger of provoking them, of even in some subtle way perhaps igniting their heats and needs? How foolish must such a woman be! Might not such movements, all innocent and unintentional as they might be, be misconstrued...	10
14	586	"Do not be foolish," I said.	10
14	593	"Do not be foolish," I said.	10
16	67	But, of course, as I instantly realized, this was foolish.	10
34	67	How I would squirm with need, and must wait! Could they not understand my small cries and moans, and then I would be warned to silence, that I not distract them from their foolish game! Then I would crawl back in the kennel, my fists clenched, trying not to cry.	10
37	1039	"Kill it! Kill it! Save your man!" "Do not be foolish," said the lieutenant, without taking his attention from the pool.	10
40	164	"That of a mere slave, do not be foolish".	10
44	164	Forgive me, Masters! Give a foolish, disobedient slave the opportunity to redeem herself! I will never again betray a master!" "What are you?" asked the first man.	10

Book 27. (23 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	How foolish to hesitate before such a small matter you might suppose, but to me it does not seem so small at all.	10
1	31	But the clock is indifferent to what it counts; it considers with equanimity the antics of the foolish, the ecstasies of saints, the sweet, lovely nonsense of dreamers, the delusions of realists, the comings and goings of nations and empires, the passing of immortal faiths and eternal truths, life, ...	10
11	1056	Too, after she has been chained to the wall, she may notice that, dangling from the ceiling, before her, just out of her reach, is the sack of diamonds We do not want her to be able to reach them lest she should attempt something foolish, such as trying to hide some of them in her body.	10
14	51	Sometimes they were even rather loose, suggesting to a foolish girl the possibility of slipping them.	10
15	357	I love him! But of what interest or importance might that be, the foolish love of a helpless slave, to one such as he, a master? "You understand," he said, "that this begging has nothing to do with whether you are a slave or not.	10
16	494	Foolish slave, she thought, do you not know that you will not be permitted to hold anything back, but that you must yield wholly, and that there are infallible signs of such yieldings? She moaned, inwardly.	10
16	932	Had she not understood that she was chained? Did she think that those who had chained her did not know their work? Did she think she might simply remove the chain? Foolish slave! She pulled a little at the chain, tears in her eyes.	10
16	1093	Were they not the same, were they not identical? Was it not like the foolish, ignorant male who, finding his female lover suddenly, impulsively, on her knees before him, looking up lovingly, rendering him the homage and obeisance her nature yearns to give, sweatingly, embarrassedly hurries her, scol...	10
19	463	"It is foolish," said Arconious.	10
20	536	She, indeed, felt foolish and stupid.	10
21	33	"Here is your place, foolish girl!" "Yes, Master! Yes, Master!" And the lash would fall.	10
24	36	How foolish she had been, to have been so frightened.	10
25	560	I am chained, I am stripped, I cannot flee! On this world I am a property, an animal! I am going to be sold, sold like a pig or horse! I am going to be sold! I am going to be sold! But of course I am going to be sold! I am a slave! How is it that I am here? How can this be, that I am here? Foolish v...	10
25	1160	How foolish she had been, to have spoken without permission.	10
27	513	"Permit me to be even more foolish," said Mirus.	10
27	599	"The question was foolish.	10
27	1654	"Perhaps he will untie her?" "Is it not foolish for a slave," he asked, "kneeling, to face away from a man as you are doing, with her wrists bound like that?" "Perhaps, Master," she said.	10
27	2006	"Do not be foolish," said the officer.	10
27	2012	"Do not be foolish," said the officer.	10
27	2087	"You are all foolish barbarians".	10
29	222	But they spoke as if her subtlety, on which she was congratulating herself, was naught but the patent trick of an ignorant, foolish slave, indeed, a trick, in its obviousness, transparency and shallowness, insulting to the master.	10
30	167	He owns me, she thought! How better can he teach a foolish slave that she is his? Thus he proves my slaveness to me! Thus he proves his ownership of me! I know now that I am a slave, and that he is my master! I have longed for this beating, this confirmation, this demonstration! Yes, yes, Master, sh...	10
30	492	And scorn the foolish free man who cannot recognize and accept, and rejoice in, the slave in a woman.	10

Book 28. (22 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
77	29	I felt abandoned! You did not take me with you! You left me in the camp! Better you had bound me, and whipped me, to hurry me before you! Better you had put me on a chain and dragged me behind you! I could not bear to be left behind! Could you not better have burdened me and struck me with switches ...	10
18	1	The Ledge One supposes that it was foolish of Cabot to return the blonde to the vicinity of the shuttle port, that she not be left to the beasts and humans of the forest, but such activities are not unprecedented amongst humans.	10
21	427	"Do not be foolish," chided Peisistratus.	10
31	15	But, then, who would be so foolish as to free one such as she? One would want her as what she was, a slave.	10
32	172	Forgive me, Mistress!" "How foolish you were!" said the Lady Bina.	10
35	47	She realized then, one supposes, how foolish she had been, and how narrow her escape had been.	10
35	55	What male is so foolish, so inert and sluggish, as not to wish to own a beautiful female, to have her as his helpless, collared slave? She began to tremble and whimper.	10
43	177	How foolish she was! Did she not know she was no more than a slave, and thus rightless, and meaningless? "It was a lapse," said Cabot, "but I admit you would fit nicely in a man's arms".	10
53	68	"It was very foolish of her to flee," said Lord Grendel.	10
55	27	"Doubtless it is foolish," said Cabot.	10
60	56	"Much in the Kur way is foolish, perhaps insane," said Cabot.	10
73	128	"Put from your minds vengeances on foolish animals," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
75	67	Does he not know what was done to me before, how my body has been changed? My mind cries 'free woman'! My belly cries 'slave'! How foolish is my mind! How wise my belly! Dear mind, how you desire to dictate to me! Do you still listen only to others, dear mind, and not to me? Why do you not look upon...	10
77	27	"I was a miserable and foolish slave.	10
77	63	Only that!" "And most seriously," said Cabot, "and as you have acknowledged, you did something preposterously foolish, something incomprehensibly stupid, the seriousness of which I doubt you understood, something the gravity of which you, unfamiliar with your collar, no more than an ignorant, naive ...	10
77	65	"I was foolish.	10
78	28	"Oh, be silent, foolish slave," cautioned Corinna.	10
78	74	"That was a very stupid and foolish thing to do, Cecily," said Corinna.	10
79	168	Who but barbarians would poison their foods, pollute the air they breathed and the water they drank, would live lives of unhealthy deprivation and misery, would wrap their bodies in clumsy, malformed, constricting garments, would congratulate themselves on denying themselves the natural gratificatio...	10
80	269	"I seem to remember you from a container," said the Lady Bina, as though with some difficulty attempting to recall the matter, "when you naively, in your presumptuous and foolish vanity, dared to consider yourself a free woman".	10
80	271	"That was foolish, was it not?" "Yes, Mistress".	10
80	353	"Do not be foolish," said Cabot.	10

Book 29. (13 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	249	I scorned to respond to so foolish an allegation.	10
3	203	When the tarn returned I drove him away in a foolish rage.	10
4	301	"No!" "And there will be others," I said, "as greedy, and foolish, as you".	10
5	678	Too, I thought, how foolish to look for loyalty amongst the disloyal, to hope for honor from those who were without honor.	10
9	182	She would be savagely beaten, if not slain, should she be so ignorant or foolish as to do so.	10
13	423	How much like a foolish free woman was she still, who so often so little understood men.	10
27	72	Here and there, as another such wagon passed, it, too, with its coffle of beauties, I noted a switch-bearing Ashigaru in attendance, doubtless lest one of the slaves be tempted to look about, or be so foolish as to attempt to communicate, or even whisper, to another of the "beads on the slaver's nec...	10
28	117	Bedded, they were kept on their neck-ropes, but their hands were retied, behind them, lest any be so foolish as to try to address themselves to the knots at the ends of the coffle rope.	10
30	183	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
40	5	Other ships, with bolder governors, many with ladders and irons, clung to her flanks, clustered about her, like insects, but their ladders were unavailing, foolish against this behemoth's sides, and what arm had the strength to cast an iron so high that it might engage the railings towering above? M...	10
43	1	The Recruit "It was a very foolish thing you did, Tarl Cabot, tarnsman," said Lord Nishida.	10
43	43	A related application of sleen is in tracking fugitives, slave girls foolish enough to think they might escape, and such.	10
43	189	Perhaps he thought that I was foolish to utilize so transparent a lure, but I had learned what I wanted.	10

Book 30. (14 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	78	The vessel at sea, flight would be foolish.	10
3	1228	"Or foolish," she said.	10
7	124	I did not blame them for wishing to be relieved of the miseries of their chain and housing, and at almost any price, but, too, I had seen such behavior even in calmer weather, when Thassa was pleased to be serene, or seemingly so, perhaps meanwhile planning her next onslaught on men so foolish as to...	10
8	230	"But it was surely foolish," I said.	10
14	319	Seremides would not be so foolish as to make a long strike, which might be blocked or intercepted.	10
19	76	I had fastened the safety rope about my waist, as usual, but this precaution, day after day, seemed ever more unnecessary, if not foolish.	10
20	207	"You were both foolish," I said, "to try to keep your knees more closely together than prescribed".	10
22	231	So deep a thrust, like the deep thrust of a blade, is foolish, unless intended to, say, encumber a shield, rendering it useless, preparatory to a blade attack.	10
22	240	Men who will lose their heads if they do not obey are likely to obey, even if the command is awry, uninformed, foolish, even dangerous.	10
23	123	"Have they not then already been paid, have they not already acquired more loot than war might augur?" "Particularly," said Cabot, "if the war seems foolish and dangerous, and the prospects of victory thin, if not hopeless".	10
26	326	"Do not be foolish".	10
26	329	Beyond that, do not insult a free man! Do not insinuate that a free man might be so foolish as to care for a slave.	10
29	80	"Noble Callias," he said, "your effort at the gate is commendable, if somewhat foolish.	10
33	166	Such indulgences and frivolities are not permitted the slave; they are permitted only to free women, who might be foolish enough to cultivate them.	10

Book 31. (25 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
52	48	"As I recall," he said, "you were long aware of my transparent machinations, my childish programs, and such?" "Please forgive the foolish words of a foolish slave," I said.	10
4	722	After a bit, however, my alarm seemed foolish to me, and I regarded the dream, for all its seeming reality, with amusement.	10
7	126	I advise you not to be so foolish in the future.	10
7	172	"Foolish slave," it said, "do you not know slaves are not permitted to lie?" I remembered reading, in the confiscated books, that there were penalties for such failures and faults in a slave.	10
7	579	How ungrateful, how foolish, how stupid they were! "Keep those knees split, slave," said one of the instructresses.	10
8	387	Had I been capable of wondering, on Earth, if I were a slave, a rightful slave, a slave by nature? How foolish now seemed such abstract, idle ruminations! It was now confirmed upon me, that I, the former Allison Ashton-Baker, was a slave, and not only by law, however absolute that legal shackle migh...	10
8	885	Too, it would be unutterably foolish, insanity, to try to flee.	10
8	976	Then, a moment later, looking about myself, at the buyers, the street, the local buildings, the crowded shops across the way, I realized how foolish were my conjectures.	10
9	62	Perhaps she might buy me and free me? Then I realized how foolish was such a thought.	10
10	646	I recalled my humiliation, my helpless fury, on my knees before him, put there by his words, half stripped and bound, and he one of lesser caste, only a Metal Worker! This may have motivated, at least in part, my transient, foolish recalcitrance.	10
10	734	"I was foolish! I am sorry! I will obey, unquestioningly instantly.	10
15	302	I realized then how foolish my flight had been.	10
17	88	I fear much that was foolish gushed forth from me, but words had tumbled forth, seemingly endlessly, for Ahn, even amidst grateful tears.	10
18	1063	He was looking upon me! "Your friends are foolish," he said.	10
20	97	What brutes they are! How they own and master us! How helpless we are in their hands, those of our masters! How unfortunate had been those foolish words, "I love you, Master".	10
20	120	But why should anyone be expected to sacrifice themselves, or act against their own best interests? Was that not foolish, stupid, irrational? What had that to do with character? Surely a girl has a right to look out for herself.	10
31	103	"I am no longer foolish.	10
41	71	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
44	22	I would not fight for Agamemnon, I would not execute those who were foolish enough to avail themselves of the amnesty.	10
48	57	How brave, and foolish, Desmond of Harfax had been! Did he think that so mighty a foe, so jealously guarded, might be so easily disposed of? I recalled that he whom he had spoken of as his principal, who had been, as it had turned out, Grendel, had said nothing of the assassination of Agamemnon.	10
49	424	"Had you been able to offer the least resistance, and had you been so foolish as to have done so, which we feared you might, delaying the theft, or jeopardizing it in any way, you might have been summarily slain.	10
49	445	And if not, if one were so boorish, or foolish, as to risk torture and impalement, one would not pay, anyway, as the free woman is priceless.	10
50	133	Too, what kajira is foolish enough to question a master?.	10
52	124	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
52	172	Should investigations not be initiated? Should some surveillance, of a type, where possible, not be attempted? Were such suspicions foolish? One does not suspect sleen and larls of intrigue and infamy.	10

Book 32. (42 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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	328	I trusted she would not be so foolish.	10
7	198	"It is fortunate that in your brief, foolish, and ill-advised flight you did not reach the stairs," he said.	10
9	313	It would be impractical, and foolish, to do so.	10
11	196	How foolish that a girl should desire a certain master, that there should be one to whose feet she most desired to press her lips.	10
14	161	The perimeter was patrolled by laris, usually released at night, which were trained to track, seek out, and fall upon any who might be so foolish or unwary as to have left the camp without authorization or accompaniment.	10
14	265	And surely no one, even a barbarian, would be foolish enough to approach, let alone linger by, the wands.	10
14	337	"Do not jest, or be foolish.	10
14	409	"Then they are foolish, indeed," I said.	10
14	410	"Who would be so foolish as to challenge gods?" "Gods," he said.	10
14	493	"Who would be so foolish?" I asked.	10
15	220	I felt foolish.	10
16	208	"You speak as a foolish slave," I said.	10
16	209	"I fear I am not as foolish as Master might wish," she said.	10
20	154	"Do not be foolish," said another.	10
20	220	"Do not do anything foolish," said Relia.	10
21	210	Perhaps this is foolish, but it is a common Gorean way.	10
21	411	"It would be foolish to do so".	10
25	50	And how foolish I was! Did I not know I was a slave? It must then have been early in the afternoon.	10
26	156	It will be thought we are on the same hunt, foolish though it may be, for a slave.	10
27	23	Then I thought to myself it is foolish to be afraid.	10
27	25	It was foolish to be concerned.	10
30	33	She seemed to have the foolish idea that I might be interested in a particular slave, which was absurd, for are they not all the same in a collar? What difference did it make, one or another? "Asperiche," he said, "wishes to be a preferred slave, and she fears she is not yours".	10
38	16	Indeed, the slave, if encountering Panther Girls, might even have been foolish enough to call herself to their attention, perhaps hoping to elicit aid, perhaps hoping, even, to be enlisted as a member of their band, and not simply taken in hand as she would be, as the slave she was.	10
38	31	Too, I would not have given much for our chances either, had he been foolish enough to set Tiomines on the newcomer.	10
39	61	Did we think we could slip the neck loops? But how foolish it would have been, too, to try to flee.	10
39	617	"What you did was stupid and foolish," he said.	10
40	2	"The foolish barbarian, naive little fool that she is, was picked up by the Panther Girls, as we had hoped.	10
41	428	"I thought the pursuit of a foolish slave might provide something in the nature of a diversion".	10
43	161	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
43	503	On the other hand, though it was no more than a sop to my foolish pride, I did not much care to depart without that for which I had come.	10
43	891	"Do not be foolish!" said Genserich.	10
44	26	I had returned! How had it come about? Certainly I would not be so foolish as to repeat that mistake, however it had come about.	10
45	80	"For your sake," he said, "let us hope she is as ignorant and untutored, as clumsy and naive, as inept and foolish, as lost and helpless, as easy to follow, as she is beautiful and desirable".	10
47	6	I had anticipated difficulty in picking up the foolish slave's trail, which might have begun anywhere, but, eventually, from stirred leaves, a dislodged stone, a broken twig, a bent branch, such things, I had expected to be able to do so.	10
47	25	Sooner or later, it seemed certain that her foolish and ill-advised flight, so pointless and futile, would be abruptly terminated, beneath the teeth and claws of a panther or sleen.	10
49	178	"No more than a foolish slave, a capture, to be returned to the Pani," I said.	10
50	538	"Now, slut," he snarled, "escape!" "I did a foolish thing," I said.	10
50	539	"It was terribly foolish.	10
50	669	We might do foolish things".	10
51	39	"You did a foolish and stupid thing," he said.	10
52	838	How foolish had been my remark.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	252	The world from which we derive may in many ways be thoughtless, foolish, shallow, decadent, materialistic, and cruel, but it is, at least, a world in which there are no iron dragons".	10
11	270	Few would have been so unwise, or so much at leisure, as to attack it, and I doubted that any would have been so foolish as to challenge its departure.	10
19	163	Too, this stance makes it less likely that the woman, yielding to a foolish lapse, will try to shield her body with her hands.	10
20	435	"I recall she knew him, even from the forest before Tarncamp, when she, the foolish slave, thought herself free".	10
32	21	"Hurry! And I will have you all, careless, foolish, dallying dolts, flogged in camp!" "Yes, noble one," said the leader, happily, his knife parting the ropes on Yasushi's ankles.	10
42	361	If at any time Saru should be so foolish as to dare to doubt her bondage, she will be soon reminded that she is owned, and wholly.	10
55	110	"Do not be foolish, friend," I said.	10

Book 34. (18 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	54	How foolish I had been! I was a barbarian, I could not even speak the language, I had no Home Stone, and yet I had dared to stand before him! How natural it had seemed then; how frightful it would seem now! But I do not think I should have been blamed.	10
22	6	How foolish it is to do that, but how can one help oneself? I heard him opening the chests, rummaging through their contents, casting articles about the room.	10
22	66	How wonderfully liberated we were, so alive and needful, in our collars! "Why do the foolish men of your dismal orb," he asked, "not tear away the garments of their women, hurl them to their feet, put them in collars, and teach them they are women?" Hooded and braceleted, I lay supine, deep in the f...	10
34	184	"It would be a foolish tarsk or tabuk," he said, "that would ally itself with a larl".	10
34	188	"It would be a foolish tarsk or tabuk," he said, "that would ally itself with a larl".	10
36	156	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
51	43	"Do not be foolish," he said.	10
54	20	"Do not be foolish, dear friend," said Lord Grendel.	10
56	177	Lord Agamemnon would propose a truce, or amnesty, and then slaughter those who would be so foolish as to avail themselves of it.	10
60	251	I did not wish him to be mocked, to appear inept, and foolish.	10
61	422	I trusted they would not think that I had been weak, foolish, or stupid, or incredibly naive, that I had essayed an escape, or perhaps they merely thought that I had simply lost my head and fled, that I had hoped, absurdly, to make my way unscathed between the spears.	10
62	63	The position of the hands behind the neck or head facilitates appraisal, getting the hands out of the way, and the locking of the hands discourages any attempt on the part of a slave, should she be so foolish, as to attempt to either shield her body or fend away examining hands.	10
63	436	"How foolish we were, and how vain!" said Paula.	10
64	32	How foolish had been our fears.	10
65	198	At that point, from the darkness, a voice called out, "Deploy, Sleen of Mintar, the urts are in the trap!" Lucilius may have understood little of this, but the men with him were only too aware of the might of the merchant, Mintar, his vast web of agents and informants, his generous rewards for the a...	10
67	11	"I betrayed our friendship! I was vain, foolish, jealous! You sold for more than I! You were found of much greater interest than I, by many masters! I wanted to prove myself your equal, indeed, your superior! If you could interest a master such as Master Drusus, could I not do so, as well? I sought ...	10
67	56	"Well," he said, "foolish, naive kajira, know that she is far more worth being your friend than you think, that she is no icon of idiocy, but a living, breathing, feeling creature, a living, loving animal, profoundly and deeply human.	10
68	354	"I have no doubt that it is an urt, fishing in a garbage can, doubtless half starved," said Kurik, "but it is a foolish urt who will make a sound within the hearing of a free person".	10

Book 35. (14 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	26	"Do not be foolish!" cried Adraste.	10
8	113	I did not think her a fool, but I thought her act horribly ill-judged, and foolish.	10
8	963	It is a foolish master who spoils a kajira.	10
13	17	And should the slave, stressed and distraught, beside herself and foolish, be tempted to run, where shall she run? There is nowhere to run.	10
17	93	"What if there were some sort of mind here, or intention?" "Do not be foolish," said Daphne.	10
20	120	Gorean masters do not care to be inconvenienced by the antics of naive or foolish slaves.	10
25	47	"How foolish it would be to be ashamed of one's needs and desires," I thought.	10
29	16	How foolish men are.	10
33	480	"Do not be foolish," said Pa-Kur.	10
39	37	How stupid and foolish were such males! How easy it was to make fools of them! But now I was at the mercy of men.	10
42	250	"This one," said Vas of Anango, looking about, "shall we kill her now?" "Do not be foolish," said Seremides.	10
43	257	I was to be carried to far-off Cos, to be a woman's slave, the slave of proud Talena, once a Ubara, whom we had had the foolish temerity, unwitting as it was, to treat as an equal in Port Kar.	10
43	325	"Would not a sound lashing be sufficient, to inform them of their foolish error?" "The knife," she said.	10
46	143	Even from Earth and the cocktail party I had sensed that I belonged naked at his feet! How I had fought this, I, such a stupid, foolish, willful, wayward girl! How could I admit that I was a slave, and his slave! How deep was biology, and the secret of my being! How alien this was to all that I had ...	10

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	39	What hunter is so foolish as to spring a trap prematurely, what fisherman so foolish as to draw his net too soon? Thurnock's knuckles seemed white, grasping his strung bow.	10
23	39	Who would risk their lives on a blind ship? Who would be so foolish as to take such a ship to sea? The eyes of the seven ships were blackened over with paint, presumably administered from small boats in the night, possibly by means of paint-soaked rags or sponges fastened to poles.	10
29	41	"You are foolish, Captain," said Philomena.	10
29	69	In some cities a free woman foolish enough to enter the precincts of a tavern is arrested, stripped, branded, collared, and sold.	10
29	115	"And ridding yourself of a slave," she said, "would be foolish, like casting money into the sea".	10
29	249	You will accompany us on our brave, if unwise, foolish, and ill-fared course".	10
53	92	It is a foolish and often short-lived enemy whose steel is subject to hatred and blinding emotion; beware more the blade subject to the wary mind, the blade whose lightning is patient and cunning.	10