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Forgotten

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	59	To my delight, I learned that Torm, whose memory was phenomenal, had forgotten them years ago.	10
20	29	In Ar democracy is a long-forgotten way of life that will require careful remembering.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	143	I had forgotten my hunger.	10
14	102	I know not what effect this cry may have had on the stands of the arena, for I had forgotten them.	10
15	35	I cursed myself for a thoughtless fool, for in the exhilaration of the flight, incomprehensible though it seems to me now, I had forgotten the Tatrix.	10
22	29	"Surely you wish to exact your vengeance? Have you forgotten it was I who put you in a yoke, who whipped you, who condemned you to the Amusements, who would have given you to the tarn? That it was I who betrayed you and sent you to the Mines of Tharna?" "No," I said, my eyes hard.	10
22	30	"I have not forgotten".	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	107	I have never forgotten his reply.	10
27	281	Suddenly, strangely carried on the many translators in the room, were the words, "I remember him—I have never forgotten him—in the sky—in the sky—he with wings like showers of gold".	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	37	Who knew with which people the object might have been placed? Perhaps it had been hidden away and forgotten? Perhaps it was now a sacred object, little understood, but revered—and it would be sacrilege to think of it, blasphemy to speak its name, a cruel and slow death even to cast one's eyes...	10
2	174	The effect of the scars, ugly, startling, terrible, perhaps in part calculated to terrify enemies, had even prompted me, for a wild moment, to conjecture that what I faced on the Plains of Turia were not men, but perhaps aliens of some sort, brought to Gor long ago from remote worlds to serve some n...	10
9	427	"It seems," he said, "that I have forgotten the key".	10
25	371	"But what," I asked, "if the laws of nature and of human blood were more basic, more primitive and essential than the conventions and teachings of society—what if these old secrets and truths, if truths they be, had been concealed or forgotten, or subverted to the requirements of a society co...	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	65	Scarcely a quarter of an Ahn had passed and the men who drank in that room had forgotten, as is the way of men, that a dark one sat with them in that room, one who wore the black tunic of the Caste of Assassins, who silently drank with them.	10
3	28	I have suspected that chess, with its fascinating history and development, as played on Earth, may actually have derived from a common ancestor with the Gorean game, both of them perhaps tracing their lineage to some long-forgotten game, perhaps the draughts of Egypt or some primitive board game of ...	10
12	180	For days they remained in the cages, cramped and miserable, alone, neglected, apparently overlooked, forgotten.	10
12	279	"I had forgotten about her," said Ho-Tu.	10
15	352	I do not think, however, that I have forgotten any of it.	10
16	34	On the first day of En'Kara much of the old year had been forgotten, but there were three who could not forget it; Portus, who lay chained in the dungeons of the Central Cylinder; Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, now free, but who had endured the shame of slavery, and would perhaps never again permit hersel...	10
18	356	It could of course be that he had merely been forgotten, overlooked in the general revels of Kajuralia.	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
24	450	"Have you forgotten," asked he, "the law of the Home Stone?" I gasped.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	374	"Have you forgotten," I asked, "how you danced before me?" She drew back.	10
10	271	She, as it is said, cannot be forgotten.	10
13	193	"Have you not forgotten," he asked, "to bid the Lady Vivina farewell?" I looked at Chenbar.	10
13	517	But in all this time I had not forgotten the treasure fleet which was due to sail from Tyros to Cos, bearing precious metals and jewels for her coffers, and a lovely lady, Vivina, to grace the couch of her Ubar.	10
18	43	I did not know if the victory we had won, for victory it surely seemed to be, was decisive or not, but I well knew that the twenty-fifth of Se'Kara, for that was the day on which this battle had been fought, would not be soon forgotten in Port Kar, that city once called squalid and malignant, but wh...	10

Book 7. (17 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	152	I had forgotten everything in my search for food, and my eating.	10
6	438	She had not forgotten that I had shirked.	10
7	191	She had not forgotten that I had tried to shirk in the harness.	10
7	203	I had been forgotten.	10
8	752	But I have never forgotten it.	10
10	680	I, forgotten by the beast in its feeding, inched toward the door, and then, hearing the feeding of the beast behind me, fled, naked and bound, into the darkness.	10
11	306	The girls chatted, and most seemed to have forgotten the ordeal of the morning.	10
11	307	If they had not forgotten it, there was very little they could do about it.	10
12	151	"You have never forgotten your former master, who sold you".	10
15	752	I had never forgotten it.	10
15	839	"Rask of Treve has forgotten you," she said.	10
15	841	"Yes," she laughed, "he has forgotten you.	10
15	842	He has forgotten you!" On the tenth day, instead of the pan of bread, with the water, Ute thrust a different pan under the door.	10
18	14	But yet the Others have not forgotten me.	10
18	42	"You have not forgotten the delta of the Vosk?" she asked.	10
18	53	She had been a dream in my heart, a memory, an ideal of a youthful love, never forgotten, glowing still, always remembered.	10
18	55	I had never forgotten her.	10

Book 8. (15 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	105	I had never forgotten her, the beautiful, olive-skinned, green-eyed Talena, so stunningly figured, such fantastic lips, the proud blood of Marlenus of Ar, Ubar of Ar, Ubar of Ubars, in her veins.	10
1	120	For years Talena, the magnificent Talena, had been in my heart's deepest dreams, my first love, my never-forgotten love.	10
5	300	In her eyes I saw that she had not forgotten my kiss.	10
7	54	He had not forgotten that she, when free, had once in a tavern in Lydius, feigning passion, drugged him and robbed him of a purse of gold.	10
7	115	I had not forgotten that.	10
9	401	Verna had only wished to administer a sharp, not-soon-to-be-forgotten, lesson to her slave.	10
10	91	He had not forgotten the throne of Ar.	10
10	176	"I had forgotten," he said, "that you were only a woman".	10
11	632	I had almost forgotten the game we had scarcely begun, before we had heard the cry at the gate, heralding Hura's return of an escaped slave girl.	10
12	206	The men of Tyros! I, like a fool, obsessed with the pursuit of Talena, blind to all, had forgotten them.	10
14	152	It was an older blood, one almost forgotten, the blood of the warrior, the blood of the huntsman.	10
15	386	She had forgotten.	10
19	442	That must not be forgotten.	10
19	453	"Yes," I said, again regarding the men of Tyros, "I have lost my honor, but you must not understand by that that I have forgotten it.	10
22	21	It would then be forgotten, what had taken place on this beach.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	And never had I forgotten it.	10
1	130	And, in the night, under the stars, I had recollected a never-forgotten honor.	10
2	42	When I had first come to Gor I had been forced to learn certain long prayers to the Priest-Kings, but I had never fully mastered them, and had, by now, long forgotten them.	10
9	386	I had intended to permit her to smolder for a time, she much aroused, and then later, when she had been much heated with need and desire, when, cruelly deprived, she had been aching to break into flame, throw her to my furs, but, unfortunately, I had forgotten about her.	10
11	219	Perhaps, together with them, tilling the soil, we could construct a more placid world, a world in which discipline and courage, and curiosity and adventure, and doing what pleases one, would become no more than the neglected, scorned, half-forgotten anachronisms of remote barbarians.	10
15	327	"I have never forgotten it".	10
20	35	I had forgotten how beautiful she was.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	308	The lesson is not soon forgotten.	10
5	491	"May Alyena, your obedient girl, your dutiful girl, be taught to dance?" "You have not forgotten your young nomad, have you?" I asked.	10
11	332	The cause of the war was forgotten, but its deeds are still recounted about the fires.	10
14	514	I hummed to myself a simple tune, a tune I had never forgotten, a warrior tune from the northern city of Ko-ro-ba.	10
15	189	I have forgotten any other place.	10
16	257	"And he has not forgotten his tricks".	10
18	142	I have not forgotten the answer he gave me.	10
24	113	I had not forgotten it.	10
26	1159	"Have you forgotten Earth?" she asked.	10

Book 11. (11 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	653	These numerous anniversaries are deliciously celebrated, as they may be with a girl who is only a slave, and seldom forgotten; should such an anniversary be forgotten, should it be such that it is commonly celebrated, the girl redoubles her efforts to please, fearing she is to be soon sold.	10
2	421	I was forgotten.	10
3	321	By all but me she was forgotten.	10
3	737	I realized then that I had, in my confusion and distress, forgotten to place my lips upon the goblet in subservience.	10
5	770	"You will not be forgotten, my beautiful little slut," he promised her.	10
9	1733	Surely Thurnus had not forgotten them! I wanted to cry out, to warn him, but I could not do so.	10
9	1982	Then she wept, her head back, softly moaning, held in place by the heavy beams, forgotten, as men and women returned to their feasting.	10
9	2447	After a time I said, "May I have a candy, Master?" I had not forgotten the candy he had given me beneath the hut of Thurnus.	10
14	233	The presence of the august visitors, except perhaps by the slaves, was forgotten.	10
21	33	I loved him! I should have served him in the tavern, and then kissed him farewell, surrendering him to his glory and freedom, I remaining behind, forgotten, a girl whom once he had owned and discarded.	10
27	257	"Is it not time to harvest the Sa-Tarna?" "I thought you might have forgotten," said Thurnus.	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	363	Perhaps that is because he is the victim of a more primitive state of consciousness; perhaps, on the other hand, we have forgotten things which he has not.	10
2	430	"Civilized men," said Samos, "the small and pale, the righteous, the learned, the smug, the supercilious, the weak-stomached and contemptuous, stand upon the shoulders of forgotten, bloody giants".	10
3	299	During En'Kara, at the Fair, many of the distinctions among men and castes are forgotten.	10
13	212	She speaks to her guests, 'Oh, no, Imnak has forgotten to bring back the meat again.	10
15	78	"Twenty strokes, and goodly strokes, such as are not easily forgotten, to each".	10
21	247	"It is time again, perhaps," I said, "to seek for her forgotten faces".	10
34	126	Man, doubtless, has forgotten such cries.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	29	He had then, I conjectured, forgotten the blond barbarian.	10
5	184	For the time her trainer had forgotten about her.	10
12	271	It is merely the articulated, legalized expression, to be expected in rational organisms, of the biological context in which human sexuality developed, a context which can be betrayed but can never, because of the ingrained nature of genetic dispositions, be fully forgotten or, in the long run, succ...	10
14	51	"I have never forgotten," she said.	10
31	82	Do you think I could have forgotten those sensations which you induced in me? Do you think a girl could ever forget those feelings, so rapturously, so helplessly overwhelming, those feelings which made me, a proud Earth woman, a helplessly submitting slave girl? I, a slave, long to lie again in the ...	10
34	664	Values need not be something one somehow mysteriously "knows," a result of having forgotten the conditioning process by means of which they were instilled, but could be something chosen, something selected as instruments by means of which to improve human life.	10
35	6	"Have you forgotten to tie me tonight, Master?" asked Janice.	10
35	7	"Yes, I have forgotten," I said.	10
35	97	But I had come back, and I had not forgotten her.	10
54	105	Bila Huruma turned away and looked back at the ruins of the huge building, at the great stone statues, worn and covered with vines, and at the city, lost and forgotten, lying to the east.	10
57	52	I did not think his name would be forgotten.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	230	Ar had never forgotten that she had been checked in the Voltai, nor had Treve forgotten the cost of having done so.	10
4	234	In children, of course, the punishments are commonly forgotten, at least on conscious levels.	10
7	141	I have never forgotten it.	10
7	885	Why, then, was I terrified of her, she only a slave? I think it was because I feared she might release in me things which I feared to understand, because I feared she might release in me something proud and savage, something which would be a stranger to apologies and pretenses, something long-forgot...	10
8	43	Perhaps there lies somewhere in all men a trace of the rover and hunter; perhaps no man is so weak or lost as to have forgotten completely the feel of the grasped, bloody bone in his paw, or what it was on a windy night to throw back his head and howl at a moon.	10
10	122	"I had forgotten," she said.	10
16	219	"This perfume," said Turbus Veminius, "will remind him of what he has forgotten, that you are a woman".	10
18	180	She had, perhaps, forgotten about her.	10
19	424	"It seems the Mistress has not forgotten her former silk slave".	10
21	240	It was said, however, in the long years since his banishment, that Ha-Keel had never forgotten Ar, or the woman.	10
27	415	"Perhaps you have forgotten that you are a prisoner," I said.	10
27	418	"I have not forgotten".	10
33	93	"Have you not forgotten something?" she asked.	10

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	89	I had never forgotten my first sight of them.	10
21	41	"You have not forgotten her," said Peggy.	10
22	260	"Yet that he came to you suggests that your courage, your brilliance in such matters, have never been forgotten".	10
22	274	"I have forgotten," he said, sullenly.	10
22	349	"You have forgotten the name of the warrior," I said, "who was once of Port Cos.	10
30	374	"I see that you have never forgotten him," said one of the girls.	10
30	382	"To him I am only another female slave, a meaningless slut, doubtless already forgotten, with whom he pleasured himself one night in a strange holding".	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	445	"Oh!" "Have you forgotten, so soon," I asked, "pretty slave, to whom it is that you now belong?" "To you," she said, "to you, Master! Oh!" "It seems you are still simmering, little sweet, little delicacy," I said.	10
17	133	"Had you forgotten it?" "No, Mistress!" "You are a legal slave, are you not?" "Yes, Mistress!" "And do you acknowledge, more interestingly, as well, fully, and truly, that you are not only a legal slave, but that you are a natural slave, fully and truly a natural slave, and are deservedly, appropria...	10
17	743	I had never forgotten that first glimpse of her as a slave.	10
17	884	Doubtless he has already forgotten about me.	10
19	617	"Have you forgotten?" I asked.	10
20	481	I had not forgotten.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	"I have never forgotten.	10
1	259	Goreans, on the whole, knew them only from legends, which, I had little doubt, owed their origins to forgotten times, to memories brought long ago to Gor from another world.	10
1	886	"The man may once have seen such things, or heard of them, and forgotten them".	10
2	398	How could I explain to Samos the dark affinity I shared with one whom I had met only once, in the north, and long ago, with one who, clearly, was naught but a beast? I recalled the long evening I had once spent with Zarendargar, and our lengthy, animated conversations, the talk of warriors, the talk...	10
8	125	The side blocks were now deserted, the men having drifted forward, except by their occupants, now forgotten, kneeling or crouching upon them, their necks in their collars, fastened by their chains to the block rings.	10
14	382	Has he forgotten himself? One wonders if he has much profited by bartering his rationality for frustration and misery? Perhaps one day men, like angry titans, will seize and shift continents and the world will become again green.	10
16	16	We had forgotten them, in coming over the rise, in seeing the wagons.	10
16	180	"One to whom codes were once familiar," I said, "one by whom they have never been completely forgotten".	10

Book 18. (9 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	307	It seemed now she was forgotten.	10
3	319	She was looking about herself, bewildered, apparently forgotten.	10
5	41	"And do you think he will have forgotten that?" I asked.	10
11	63	"I have not forgotten it," he laughed.	10
18	196	In my intense awareness of this being the day of the great dance, probably a function of Cuwignaka's almost overwhelming concern about it, and in my concern over the fate of Canka, and my concern with the information obtained from Oiputake, I had forgotten that this day, too, was the day of a peace ...	10
22	235	They, as usual, though putatively the objects of these wars, are the forgotten ones.	10
32	208	"Have you forgotten?" he asked.	10
51	16	Such had seemed in accordance with codes to which I had once subscribed, codes which I had never forgotten.	10
54	35	It seemed she had not forgotten him.	10

Book 19. (4 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	8	' These bills, until a few days ago, had been my only evidence that the men had not forgotten me.	10
2	317	If so, what could it mean? I knelt at their feet, on the tiles, in the towel, seemingly almost forgotten as they chatted.	10
14	162	"I have never forgotten".	10
34	177	I did not wish to be forgotten.	10

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	238	"I have not forgotten your kiss," she said.	10
2	1721	I had forgotten it.	10
9	297	Are they truly so esoteric, I wondered, a message lurking in some ancient palimpsest, propositions expressed in secret, forgotten languages, a doctrine concealed within strata of meticulous encipherments, so deep as to be fathomed only after years of study, so subtle as to be detected only by a gift...	10
9	298	I thought rather the palimpsest was within us, the languages not so much forgotten as sometimes denied, that one dealt here indeed with deep and profound matters, but not really with obscure encipherments; rather one was here dealing with a doctrine written indelibly and ineradicably, indisputably a...	10
12	234	"That is what you seem to have forgotten," he said.	10
12	750	"You have been insolent," he said, "and seem to have forgotten that you are a slave".	10
18	54	We have not forgotten, in the hospitality of Brundisium, that Temenides is our guest".	10

Book 21. (6 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	195	I had forgotten the fellow was from Tabor.	10
7	49	To be sure, we had forgotten to chain them up last night, or rather, this morning, but neither, it seemed, as far as we could tell, had pondered escape.	10
9	211	I had forgotten that Hurtha was a poet.	10
20	39	I had not forgotten the streets, the baths, the shops, the broad, noble avenues, with their fountains, the narrow, twisting streets, little more than darkened corridors, shielded from the sun, of the lower districts.	10
26	397	"Perhaps you think I have forgotten to do so, that it has somehow slipped my mind.	10
26	1208	"Oh!" "I have forgotten it," I told her.	10

Book 22. (12 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	20	Once in a while, of course, the terrors and alarms of that incident, suddenly, unexpectedly, would rise up, flooding back upon me, but, on the whole, I had, it seemed, forgotten about it.	10
3	857	Could I be remembering it, I wondered, from a sunlit shelf in Memphis, from a patio in Athens, from a post in Rome or a ring, cords on my wrists, in a women's quarters in Bokara, Basra, Samarkand or Baghdad? Had I felt it before, somewhere, or in many places, and never, even through a succession of ...	10
4	315	"I beg!" "Surely you have forgotten something," he said.	10
6	560	Perhaps he had forgotten me! Perhaps I was now alone, totally alone, on this world, having been brought here for a price and then, having earned my coins for others, discarded, cast into the markets, set adrift in uncertain weathers, on trackless seas, to vanish from sight, to disappear tracelessly,...	10
8	200	I did not care! It made no difference! Teibar owned me! I was his! Teibar! He was here! He had not forgotten me! He wanted me! He had come for me! It was I he had picked out, even on Earth! I would love and serve him forever, forever and forever, no more than a dog at his feet, but living in the lig...	10
9	237	I had never forgotten the feel of those informative, salutatory blows bidding me welcome to my bondage.	10
17	260	Too I had not forgotten the monument and the frieze.	10
24	805	I had never forgotten him.	10
27	131	It was perhaps his intention to remind me, from time to time, particularly if I should grow too hopeful, that I had not been forgotten.	10
29	609	"Am I not still of interest to you? Have I become so unattractive? Have you forgotten? Is it so long ago?" Mirus made a noise, almost like an animal.	10
29	874	In these moments, of course, the sleen was forgotten.	10
34	675	Had I forgotten that I was only a slave? The slave, it seems, must conceal her love from the master, lest he find it embarrassing, or even offensive.	10

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	366	"Perhaps in your haste you have forgotten to season that," I said.	10
8	617	And the legendary nature of the centaur, its appetites, its rapacity and power, harken back, too, perhaps, in the canny ways in which half-forgotten historical fact colors the fancies of tamer times, to the first perceptions of the horseman, and his ways, among those afoot.	10
10	453	"We had almost forgotten our honor," said the voice.	10
15	692	"Surely you have not forgotten," I said.	10
15	880	"You seem to have forgotten your brand," he said.	10
21	1196	Sometimes a new capture is put in it, and must serve as a slave, obediently, but untouched, say, humbly, silently serving wine, viands, and such, to be later put nearby, where, kneeling, she will wait in deferential attendance, perhaps behind lovely, beaded curtains, through which she may be summone...	10
21	1378	But, in time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	234	I do not think Amina has ever forgotten your kiss, that of a master, when she was helpless at the Crooked Tarn, chained to the outside wall, the storm raging.	10
1	624	I suddenly realized she had never forgotten the burly fellow.	10
13	234	They had never forgotten it.	10
19	1604	"And have you not forgotten something?" she asked.	10
29	122	I think he had forgotten he had left her in that position.	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	57	I think he had forgotten that he hated the wench, and such.	10
2	272	It seemed she had forgotten her cuffing.	10
8	950	They, too, in their awesomeness, must not be forgotten.	10
12	433	"Perhaps you have forgotten that you are leashed, female," I said.	10
14	279	I did not seriously consider the possibility, of course, that she might have forgotten the matter.	10
14	282	Too, obviously one could claim to have forgotten the most elementary duties, tokens of respect, and such.	10
20	400	They, too, it seemed, had not forgotten their state of but a few moments ago.	10
25	407	"I had never forgotten you!" She looked wildly at him.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	19	I wondered if my captors had forgotten about me.	10
4	210	It was not that I had offended someone and that my plight had been accordingly engineered for someone's amusement, or that it constituted perhaps, in its way, some sweet tidbit of revenge, one perhaps of many such, the subjects of which, left here, might later be dismissed from mind, and, in time, f...	10
4	348	Why were we now kneeling here, unattended to? Had we been forgotten? Must we wait, as though we might be nothing? I could hear the men speaking.	10
7	187	I remembered one especially, one whom I had never forgotten, he who was the first of the men of this world I had seen clearly, when permitted to look up, in the corridor.	10
7	212	I had never forgotten him.	10
7	858	Such things are not likely to be forgotten, or overlooked.	10
7	1090	He whose whip I had first kissed, in the corridor long ago, he who had later treated me with such cruelty, spurning me, throwing me to others, he whom, in the long nights in the kennels, I had never forgotten, had told me that I was supposedly quite "vital".	10
8	10	How foolish I was! I had forgotten to draw the shade last night.	10
8	33	Had I forgotten to draw the shade? I must awaken.	10
8	94	I must, foolishly, have 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	207	Forgotten then was the cry of alienation, of anguish.	10
9	96	Suddenly she had forgotten about me! "They are the sort," he said, "with whom a lady might chat of her day, her doings and thoughts, with whom she might exchange gossip, and gratefully share delicate confidences.	10
9	109	I was grateful that she had been distracted! I had been forgotten! The guard, it seemed, was interested in displaying the goods of the house.	10
10	310	He chuckled, perhaps in his ruminations, I almost now forgotten, having come to some suitable resolution.	10
11	1126	Perhaps then, eventually, you would be forgotten, save perhaps by a warden and some urts.	10
11	1449	I had been much the center of attention, but now, it seemed, I was forgotten.	10
11	1481	I have not forgotten his reply.	10
12	770	I think I would have preferred to choose my own master, but that is perhaps only because I remembered one from long ago, one before whom I had knelt even before my body had grown used to bonds of iron, one whom I had never forgotten, one whom I had failed to please, one whose whip I had kissed.	10
13	419	"Surely I have not been forgotten!" she cried.	10
14	1062	"Perhaps I have been forgotten?" she said.	10
14	1226	She has forgotten everything! Does she not know how she is clad, that she is in a collar, that she is leashed! Woe! She is acting like a free woman! The free woman's eyes flashed above her veil.	10
24	704	How amusing to have such a woman as a slave, to have her serve his meals, to order her, at so little as a snapping of fingers, to pose or dance, or to strip and hasten to the furs! But, sooner or later, one supposed, or might hope that, for her sake, her past would tend to be forgotten, and she migh...	10
29	141	No, we have never forgotten the name of Constanzia of Besnit.	10
31	602	We then saw, in the light of the swinging lanterns, in the light of the small lamps, the men drawn back, the peasant, standing where he had been, but now bent over, his eyes wild, like something that had tasted blood, a long-forgotten taste, but one which induced a wild intoxication.	10
38	199	Had she forgotten that she was naked and chained to a ring at their feet? But they were kind to her.	10
46	455	I had almost forgotten it.	10

Book 27. (20 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	48	It was like seeing again something she had seen long before, and had not forgotten.	10
2	210	It was only an oddity, a coincidence, something to be forgotten by tomorrow.	10
2	214	She did not understand the importance of this to her, or fully, but doubtless it had to do with the oddity of the resemblance, so remarkable, to the student, from so many years ago, he who was never forgotten, he who was recollected with ever fresh humiliation and anger, but, too, invariably, with f...	10
4	451	She had never forgotten that class.	10
4	464	"I had never forgotten you," he said, "and so, naturally, when I learned of this possibility, I thought of you, and, indeed, several others, in this regard.	10
10	168	"I think, Master," she said, "that you cared for me, that you remembered me, that you had never forgotten me, that you came for me, that you carried me away by force, that you made me your slave because you wanted me, because you desired me, and loved me.	10
12	453	"Perhaps he has forgotten about you," said Gart.	10
16	233	Having been chained, she had feared that she had been forgotten, but the two instructrices called for her, shortly before the sixteenth Ahn, and the guard had freed her, that she might be taken, hands bound behind her, hooded and leashed, to the Chamber of Preparation.	10
23	129	"She has never forgotten you," laughed a man.	10
24	267	They are acute, sometimes brilliant, passionate, unconquered men, men who are close to nature, who know her, and believe in her, and will not leave her side, men who have never forgotten what women are for, and what is to be done with them.	10
25	695	That taste is not forgotten.	10
26	284	Simply leaving a woman alone, bound, perhaps for the time put out of one's mind, say, neglected or forgotten, is sexually charging for her.	10
26	499	"Ah," he said, "I had forgotten that you are illiterate".	10
26	503	She had forgotten, for the moment, it seems, that she hated him.	10
27	1152	"I have forgotten," said Selius.	10
27	1871	You will not be forgotten".	10
30	268	"I had hoped Master had forgotten!" she said.	10
30	269	"Had you forgotten?" he asked.	10
30	274	"If you had not forgotten, why did you not remind me?" he asked.	10
30	303	"Have you not forgotten something?" he asked.	10

Book 28. (12 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	679	Certainly they had not forgotten about him, as is sometimes the case with prisoners in Gorean dungeons.	10
8	142	"Too," said Agamemnon, "our human allies would not be forgotten in the morning of our victory, but would be well repaid for their efforts, efforts which, in large part, were exerted on their own behalf".	10
20	161	That is not to be forgotten.	10
21	252	He will be forgotten".	10
22	279	"Then you have not forgotten it?" "No," said Cabot.	10
22	280	"I have not forgotten it".	10
32	457	"I have never forgotten your kiss, by the lock in the sport cylinder," she said.	10
32	462	"Too," she said, softly, "I have never forgotten your touch".	10
43	181	"I have never forgotten your touch," she said, softly.	10
51	91	Too, when a world becomes essentially a machine, with countless interlocking, dehumanized parts, practices, and procedures, there is little room or time left for the long-forgotten animals, once human, who tend to its needs, and now wander about within it, lost in its mazes".	10
73	183	"Does he think we have forgotten?" asked Lord Grendel.	10
73	184	"No," said Cabot, "he does not think that, nor has he, in his turn, forgotten".	10

Book 29. (5 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	857	They had not forgotten the moment, it seemed.	10
5	882	"Some had foolishly neglected, or forgotten, to remove their sandals or slippers," explained another fellow.	10
7	266	"Have you not forgotten something?" I asked.	10
8	185	Such things might be taken more seriously by him than other fellows, might rankle with him, might fester within him, might eat away at his pride, might not be forgotten, might seem to require attention.	10
11	374	"Give her some days to fear," I said, "that you have forgotten, or were forbidden to contact Pertinax, or that he, informed of the petition, chose to ignore it.	10

Book 30. (10 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	315	Thus, let the shame brought upon the name and honor of Marlenus of Ar be hidden away, if not forgotten.	10
17	68	If so, that might well be forgotten.	10
24	349	I have never forgotten that".	10
28	1	In the Hall of the Three Moons; What is Seen from the Parapet; I Descend from the Parapet "Surely you have not forgotten the slaves," said Aeacus.	10
29	81	Nonetheless, it is appreciated, and it will not be forgotten".	10
36	276	Let all be forgotten.	10
36	283	"Let all be forgotten," said the stranger.	10
36	413	Do you think that would be forgotten?" "I was not alone!" he said.	10
36	440	"I had forgotten".	10
36	444	"What had you forgotten?" asked the stranger.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	1364	But, somehow, I had not forgotten it.	10
18	489	"It spoke to you of things which stirred you, things for which you longed, but which you feared, spoke to you of a distant, or forgotten, world, one a thousand times more real, I suspect, than that which you knew.	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	784	He had forgotten me, the virile, gross beast, not even recognizing me when I had stood before him, within the bars of the exposition cage in Brundisium, but I had not forgotten him.	10
17	11	Surely he had not forgotten! He must remember me! He could not have forgotten me! I was on my knees before him, tunicked and collared.	10
5	1	How could he think I would not recognize him! Had I never forgotten him, even from Earth, when I saw him, in the aisle, but a few feet away? I feared it was he, he of my dreams.	10
5	45	That fearful moment, the interval of our interaction, brief but seemingly prolonged, which had seemed oddly fixed in time and space, must be swept away, and forgotten as soon as possible.	10
5	182	It was he from the store! I had never forgotten him.	10
8	41	I had not forgotten the offer of the golden stater.	10
8	478	How pleased I was! I had never forgotten her, but now it would be easy to do so, for she would be carried to the north, and I should never see her again.	10
14	117	"I had not forgotten you," he said.	10
15	82	Too, I had not forgotten the single wild, streaming, raucous scream I had heard.	10
15	528	Never had I forgotten him.	10
15	584	I wondered if he whom I well remembered, he who had so obviously dismissed and forgotten me, that mighty figure, would have behaved so.	10
21	329	"Have you not forgotten something?" came from the device.	10
25	132	No, I had not forgotten slave wine.	10
37	12	Darla took an angry stride toward Tuza but, beside herself with rage, had either failed to notice, or had forgotten, the shackles which bound her ankles, and she fell into the dirt, before Tuza.	10
52	80	If Shipcamp were abandoned, and, with it, the stockade and buildings here, on the south side of the Alexandra, what of me? Had I been forgotten? I could not free myself.	10

Book 33. (10 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	358	Had she not communicated with a confederate or confederates below, similarly, on several occasions? But how had it been that on that occasion she had, apparently, shut out the very possibility of detection? What was different on that night? Might she not be observed? Could she have been unaware that...	10
2	124	Did you seek me? Have you forgotten me? Behold! I am here! I greet you! I await you!" There was only silence.	10
11	71	They strive for the perfections, the nuances, of shades, of colors, which only they can see, of notes which only they can hear, seeking the perfect drawing on silk, the tree that is living, the never-to-be forgotten cloud, the cascading tumble of sparkling water descending a hill, the perfect line o...	10
27	181	How quick I had been to suppose illegal deceit and even perilous, surreptitious dishonesty, a betrayal of principles and understandings, a departure from implicit rules without which a game, even a mighty game on which might depend worlds, would be forsworn and treacherously subverted! But I recalle...	10
32	64	At the side of the eating hall, backed against the wall, now unthreatened, perhaps forgotten in the distress and tumult, were Tajima and the constable, Yasushi.	10
42	330	Is the political agenda here so difficult to determine? Can one not sense what lies concealed behind the veils of rhetoric? Is it so difficult to detect what the advertisements are out to sell, under a hundred false labels? But faraway, and never wholly forgotten, for it lies in the blood, and genes...	10
54	119	"And then," said Pertinax, "after the fire and the wind, the prowling and rending, the beast returns to its den, and once more there are only peasants, the beast forgotten, and the cycle begins again, the begetting and feeding, the living and dying, the planting, the tending, and harvesting".	10
59	209	He has forgotten!" One fences with the mind, of course, as well as the body.	10
61	542	"Following my betrayal by the house of Temmu," I said, "which I trust has not been forgotten, the tarn cavalry became an independent arm, and so it remains".	10
61	802	"I have not forgotten," I said.	10

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	404	Perhaps it was merely to let me know that I had not been forgotten, or to let me know I was still under "consideration," or, perhaps, merely, to let me know that, in a very real sense, I was not free, but theirs, and that they could apprehend me when they wished, and do with me what they pleased.	10
2	12	"But who knows from what seeds myths might first have sprung? Perhaps the smoke of legend hints at the fire of distant, forgotten fact.	10
6	523	I had almost forgotten how thirsty I was, from my hunger.	10
33	39	I have never forgotten it.	10
52	139	"Did you know, Phyllis," asked Drusus, "that Paula has often spoken of you, that she is concerned for you, that she has never forgotten you, that she wants you to be happy, that she hopes you will find yourself owned by one who will master you to the last corpuscle in your body, that you will find y...	10
58	61	I may have forgotten something".	10
64	197	"Perhaps he has forgotten the events of the games," said Lord Grendel.	10

Book 35. (4 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	291	She is ignored and forgotten.	10
9	51	Once I had not knelt quickly enough, twice I had forgotten to request permission to speak, and once, the worst time, I had dropped one of the metal plates and it had fallen, ringing and clattering, to the floor.	10
12	25	How I hated him, and had never forgotten him! Each night, in serving, I had scanned the customers, fearing to see him, dreading to see him, hoping to see him.	10
43	326	"A lashing might be forgotten.	10

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	115	Night after night! But my manacle was removed and I must hurry to serve others! It was always others! Others! I have never forgotten your touch, what it was to be at your feet! Had you forgotten me? Had I been insufficiently pleasing! I hoped, so hoped, again and again, that you would come again to ...	10
6	105	The lesson of the Gorean slave whip is one not likely to be forgotten.	10
16	239	I have never forgotten that.	10
18	206	As with many superstitions, it may have its origin in forgotten or neglected realities.	10
20	132	How can these be regulars of Cos? Have they overlooked or forgotten their primary weapons? And consider the variety of swords carried by these men, variously hilted, variously edged, single and double, with diverse reaches.	10
23	15	"Besides being hungry and thirsty," said Clitus, "they must eventually have been dismayed and frightened, fearing that something was askew, that they might have been overlooked, ignored, forgotten, or abandoned.	10
45	174	"Our moment of glory," said Thrasymedes, "will never be forgotten; it will be recorded in the annals of war; it will be told in a thousand camps, sung in a thousand taverns, as long as fire burns and men drink".	10