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Grass

Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	30	In the distance I could see hills covered with some type of green vegetation, but I could not determine whether or not it was grass.	10
8	70	The officer shuddered convulsively on the grass and was dead.	10
8	77	He lay on the grass, motionless.	10
8	100	When I returned to the glade, Talena was sitting in the grass, near the garments that had been ripped from her.	10
8	120	Talena returned and sat beside me on the grass.	10
8	126	She gazed thoughtfully at the grass.	10
8	202	Furious beyond reason, I saw in the grass the discarded slave bracelets, the hood and leading chains.	10
13	35	As it moved, for all its speed, it placed each paw carefully on the ground, first the toes and then the ball of the foot, as silently as the wind might bend grass, in a motion that was as beautiful as it was terrifying.	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	I awakened naked in the wind-swept grass, beneath that blazing star that is the common sun of my two worlds, my home planet, Earth, and its secret sister, the Counter-Earth, Gor.	10
2	20	I noticed, a few feet from me, lying on the grass, a helmet, shield and spear, and a bundle of folded leather.	10
2	88	I became aware that I was singing as I walked through the grass, a warrior song.	10
3	10	Surprisingly, though the pasang stones told me I was close to Ko-ro-ba, stubborn tufts of grass were growing between the stones, and occasional vines were inching out, tendril by tendril, across the great stone blocks.	10
6	179	Approaching across the meadow, ankle deep in the wet grass, were four warriors, helmeted and carrying spears and shields.	10
7	6	Our blades had not crossed six times when he, too, lay at my feet, crowded into a knot of pain, clutching at the grass.	10
7	19	He removed his helmet, and sat on his heels in the grass, the warrior behind him.	10
7	37	"Give me my man," said Thorn, gesturing to the figure that lay in the grass, still moving.	10
7	55	"I think we can kill you," said Thorn, plucking a stalk of grass and meditatively chewing on it, regarding me all the while.	10
7	59	Thorn looked at me intently, puzzled, chewing on the piece of grass.	10
7	81	I felt the grass on my ankles, still wet from the morning dew.	10
21	85	I almost did not notice the chain that lay hidden in the grass.	10
21	225	The girls now knelt, each in the position of the Pleasure Slave, in their camisks on the grass, in a line between the two trees to which their chain was fastened.	10
26	109	Who am I to challenge their power? I am nothing; not even a bit of dust, raised by the wind in a tiny fist of defiance; not even a blade of grass that cuts at the ankles of trampling gods.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	144	Then once again, aside from the blackened grass and stone, the scene was peaceful.	10
17	145	A small, curious bird darted to the top of the stone, and then hopped from it to the blackened grass to hunt for grubs.	10
25	109	In a vast low case, on the floor of which apparently grew real grass, I saw a pair of shaggy, long-horned bosk grazing, and in the same case but in a different corner was a small herd, no more than five adult animals, a proud male and four does, of tabuk, the single-horned, golden Gorean antelope.	10
35	114	Misk looked about himself, and lifted his antennae toward the moons and the wind-swept grass.	10
35	182	For a long time I, and the others, stood there in the windy night, almost knee-deep in the flowing, bending grass, and watched the knoll, and the stars behind it, and the white moons above.	10

Book 4. (57 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	79	Suddenly the Tuchuk bent to the soil and picked up a handful of dirt and grass, the land on which the bosk graze, the land which is the land of the Tuchuks, and this dirt and this grass he thrust in my hands and I held it.	10
8	41	The winter came fiercely down on the herds some days before expected, with its fierce snows and the long winds that sometimes have swept twenty-five hundred pasangs across the prairies; snow covered the grass, brittle and brown already, and the herds were split into a thousand fragments, each with i...	10
1	17	I watched him and his woman disappear over the brown wintry grass.	10
1	41	Even the autumn grass itself bent and shook in brown tides toward Turia, shimmering in the sun like a tawny surf beneath the fleeing clouds above; it was as though the unseen wind itself, frantic volumes and motions of simple air, too desired its sanctuary behind the high walls of the far city.	10
1	45	Yet the prairie itself was not afire, only the fields of peasants, the fields of men who had cultivated the soil; the prairie grass, such that it might graze the ponderous bosk, had been spared.	10
2	57	The grass and the earth seemed to quake beneath my tread.	10
2	59	Then for the first time, against the horizon, a jagged line, humped and rolling like thundering waters, seemed to rise alive from the prairie, vast, extensive, a huge arc, churning and pounding from one corner of the sky to the other, the herds of the Wagon Peoples, encircling, raising dust into the...	10
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
2	111	I could hear the soft thud of a kaiila's paws in the grass, to my right.	10
2	131	The kaiila of these men were as tawny as the brown grass of the prairie, save for that of the man who faced me, whose mount was a silken, sable black, as black as the lacquer of the shield.	10
3	131	Now, also, for the first time, I could clearly smell the herd, a rich, vast, fresh, musky, pervasive odor, compounded of trampled grass and torn earth, of the dung, urine and sweat of perhaps more than a million beasts.	10
4	12	I fell from some dozen feet to the grass and saw the animal snarling and biting on the shield; then it shook it and hurled it far and away behind it.	10
4	17	I stood at bay on the grass, breathing hard, bloody.	10
4	52	To the head came the flashing bola moving in its hideous, swift revolution almost invisible in the air and I, instead of lowering my head or throwing myself to the ground, met instead the flying weighted leather with the blade of a Koroban short sword, with the edge that would divide silk dropped up...	10
4	56	The Tuchuk stood struck with awe, in the grass, on the trembling plains in the dusty air.	10
4	59	The Tuchuk removed his helmet and threw it to the grass.	10
4	80	The warrior grinned and put his hands over mine so that our hands together held the dirt and the grass, and were together clasped on it.	10
5	8	I heard a haruspex singing between the wagons; for a piece of meat he would read the wind and the grass; for a cup of wine the stars and the flight of birds; for a fat-bellied dinner the liver of a sleen or slave.	10
5	72	There was the sudden thud of a kaiila's paws on the grass between the wagons and a wild snorting squeal.	10
5	80	"No fool," said Kamchak, "but Tarl Cabot, a warrior, one who has held in his hands with me grass and earth".	10
5	83	"He has held with me grass and earth," he said.	10
6	96	Kamchak picked up the clothing which lay near her on the grass.	10
6	135	"Is there grass for the bosk in her lands?" asked Kamchak.	10
7	133	Then, after some hours stumbling confused, terrified, hungry through the high, brown grass, she had seen two riders, mounted on swift, strange beasts.	10
7	136	They approached her cautiously, in a large circle, as though examining the grass for enemies, or others.	10
7	184	"He has held grass and earth with me," he said.	10
7	224	"Because," said he, "we have together held grass and earth".	10
8	4	The herds would circle Turia, for this was the portion of the Omen Year called the Passing of Turia, in which the Wagon Peoples gather and begin to move toward their winter pastures; the second portion of the Omen Year is the Wintering, which takes place far north of Turia, the equator being approac...	10
8	43	Thousands of the Wagon Peoples, free and slave, dug in the snow to find a handful of grass to feed their animals.	10
8	46	Here the snow was little more than a frost that melted in the afternoon sun, and the grass was live and nourishing.	10
8	49	I had seen strong men leap from the back of the kaiila and, on their knees, tears in their eyes, kiss the green, living grass.	10
8	73	The rider who had made the unsatisfactory thrust suddenly whirled the kaiila toward the girl, and she fell to her knees, realizing she should not have revealed her pleasure at his failure, putting her head to the grass.	10
8	260	Immediately they did so and, in spite of the brisk, bright chilly afternoon, they stood in the grass, clad Kajir.	10
8	288	There was a bit of wind moving the grass.	10
8	363	It was hardly more than five or six beats, it seemed, before Elizabeth, her wrists lashed cruelly to her ankles, was thrown to the grass at the judge's feet.	10
8	492	Her hands were out, trying instinctively to maintain her balance; the bola weights were still snapping about her ankles in tiny, angry circles; in an instant she would fall to the grass; racing past I seized her by the hair and threw her over the saddle; scarcely did she comprehend what was happenin...	10
8	506	Looking at me in rage, she began to pull and squirm in the thongs, twisting in the grass.	10
8	626	"The Season of Little Grass is upon us," said Kamchak.	10
10	20	When I had come to this place I set her on the grass.	10
10	30	"I am yours—so much yours," she said, looking at the grass.	10
10	198	This circle, the grass having been removed, was sanded and raked.	10
10	274	One by one the screened palanquins of the damsels of Turia were placed on the grass and a serving slave placed before each a silken mat that the inmate of the palanquin, in stepping from her seclusion, might not soil the toe or heel of her sandal or slipper.	10
10	275	The wagon girls, watching this, some of them chewing on fruit or stalks of grass, jeered.	10
11	127	When Kamchak reached his wagon, the poor girl, gasping for breath, legs trembling, fell exhausted to the grass, her entire body shaking with the ordeal of her run.	10
19	16	He picked up a stalk of a patch of violet grass, one of several hues used in such gardens, and began to chew on it.	10
19	67	He made his way across some dark blue and yellowish-orange grass and came to the buildings set against one wall of the gardens.	10
21	4	I had found Kamchak, as I had been told I would, at the wagon of Kutaituchik, which, drawn up on its hill near the standard of the four bosk horns, had been heaped with what wood was at hand and filled with dry grass.	10
21	17	In a few minutes the great pole of the standard had been mounted on the wagon and was descending the hill, leaving on the summit the burned wood and the black ashes that had been the wagon of Kutaituchik, surrendering them now to the wind and the rain, to time and the snows to come, and to the green...	10
23	37	"What will you do," I asked, "if in another year the Paravaci and the Turians turn on the Kataii—and kill their bosk?" "The Paravaci," said Hakimba slowly, "would like to be the one people—and own the grass of all the prairie—and all the bosk".	10
23	57	We found thousands of bosk slain in the grass, their throats cut, their flesh rotting, the golden nose rings chopped or torn away.	10
23	96	In the morning, before dawn, we awakened and fed on dried bosk meat, sucking the dew from the prairie grass.	10
23	123	Some of the Tuchuks began to sing the Blue Sky Song, the refrain of which is that though I die, yet there will be the bosk, the grass and sky.	10
23	191	Already the bosk were growing uneasy at the smell of death and already the grass about the camp was rustling with the movements of the tiny brown prairie urts, scavengers, come to feed.	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
26	452	"Once you spared my life, and we held grass and earth together, and from that time, even had you been outlaw and knave, I would have died for you, but still, of course, I could not give you the egg.	10
26	527	"It will soon be time to hunt tumits," growled Kamchak, looking off across the grass toward the wagons beyond the walls.	10
28	49	"Never forget," said Kamchak, "that you and I have together held grass and earth".	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	38	Kuurus bent down and picked up a stalk of grass and chewed on it, watching.	10
9	70	There were various hues of grass, some secluded pools, some small trees, a number of fountains and curving walks.	10
13	101	In a secluded place, among the planted grasses and ferns, sheltered from view, I had lifted Nela from the pool and placed her on a large piece of orange toweling on the grass, near which I had left my clothes and pouch.	10
13	118	Though the pool was marble and the walkways about it, much of the area was planted with grass and ferns and various other flora were in abundance.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	147	In the distance we could see rocky beaches, and grass and brushland beyond, and beyond that, a woodland, with Tur and Ka-la-na trees.	10

Book 7. (108 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	361	The girls lay now quietly on the grass, some still whimpering slightly, many with their eyes closed, some lying on their stomachs, their face pressed against the grass, the stain of tears on their cheek, mingling into the grass.	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
9	345	One by one the other girls, too, violently, threw themselves to the grass, rolling upon it and moaning, some even within the precincts of the square, then throwing themselves upon their backs, some with their eyes closed, crying out, others with their eyes open, fixed helplessly on the wild moons, s...	10
3	475	In the yellow circle of light I could see the grass of the field, bearing the marks of my tires.	10
4	3	The yellow light flashed off, and the dark, disklike shape settled gently to the grass of the clearing.	10
4	13	It rested on the grass.	10
4	185	He was standing back on the grass.	10
5	3	I know only that I awakened, stunned, bewildered, lying on my stomach, head turned to the side, on grass.	10
5	11	But the pressing of fresh grass against my cheek told me I was no longer in the penthouse, in surroundings with which I was familiar.	10
5	22	The grass was wet with dew, and rich and green.	10
5	36	Some hundred yards or so from me I saw a mass of torn metal, a ruptured structure of black steel, half buried in the grass.	10
5	67	I then approached the ship, half buried in the grass.	10
5	171	Outside, looking about more closely, I found some trampled grass, as though things had been placed there, perhaps earlier in the morning, boxes and such.	10
5	173	In another, there was a dark, reddish-brown stain on the grass.	10
5	176	I turned away from the forest and began to run across the field, blindly toward the horizon, over the grass.	10
5	179	I threw myself down in the grass.	10
5	195	The hatches slid shut and the ship, almost simultaneously, lifted itself, silently, some hundred feet from the grass.	10
5	213	I lay, panting on the grass.	10
5	232	Then I was into the open grass again.	10
5	236	I dropped to the grass.	10
6	6	I sucked dew from the long grass.	10
6	26	Near me, startling me, there was a tiny movement in the grass and a small, furry creature, with two large gnawing teeth, skittered past.	10
6	39	I remembered awakening again, in the grass, and then discovering the wreck of the black ship.	10
6	51	The air was bright and clear, the grass green, the sky a full blue with bright, white clouds.	10
6	72	About the middle of the afternoon I sat down in the grass, in a gentle, sloping valley between two of the grassy hills.	10
6	100	At the front of it, standing on the grass, were some fifteen or twenty girls, unclothed.	10
6	303	I was thrown forward on my face and stomach on the grass.	10
6	304	The two men who had been holding my wrists continued to do so, but they held them now apart and over my head, pressed down to the grass.	10
6	305	Two other men came and held my ankles apart, they, too, pressed down to the grass.	10
6	319	I bit at the grass, I could not breathe.	10
6	323	There was only the grass and the tears and the pain of the straps, striking again and again.	10
6	331	I threw up on the grass.	10
6	332	The men pulled me away from where I had vomited and another, from behind, holding my hair, pushed my face down to the ground, to the clean grass, and, turning my head, wiped the vomit from my mouth and chin.	10
6	346	I thrust my head to the grass at his feet.	10
6	409	I dug my feet into the grass, as though straining.	10
6	445	I threw my full weight against the leather, digging my feet into the grass.	10
7	163	One of the wagons had an ankle bar, and the other one was fitted with the ankle bar from Targo's damaged wagon, which he then abandoned and burned on the grass.	10
7	177	Now, chained, kneeling in a circle, we passed about, one to the other, a bowl of hot soup; then each of us was given a sixth of a round yellow loaf of bread, which we ate with our hands; then, before each of us, on the grass, the guards threw a large piece of cooked meat.	10
7	179	I think few of my friends would have recognized the sophisticated, tasteful Elinor Brinton in the naked Gorean slave girl, chained, kneeling on the grass, thrusting meat into her mouth, tearing at it, her head back in ecstasy, feeding, the juices of the meat running on her body.	10
7	181	No delicate, sauced portion of filet mignon which I had savored in any Parisian restaurant compared to that hot, steaming chunk of bosk, half raw, running with juices, that I had seized from the grass of a Gorean field, beside the wagon of a slaver.	10
7	192	When I was permitted I left the water and sat on the grass, my chin on my knees, alone.	10
7	228	Then the two girls who had pulled Targo to the circle leaped on Lana and stripped her, throwing her to the grass before Targo.	10
7	272	How they looked down on us, kneeling on the grass, fastened in the display chain, naked, unbought girls.	10
7	339	I liked these stops, for there we would have fresh bosk milk, still hot, and would have a roof over our heads for a night, be it only of grass.	10
7	391	The girls from the other wagon, ahead of us, Lana among them, were already on the grass, looking.	10
7	409	But, nudged by his foot, as the wagon approached, I lowered my head to the grass, as did the other girls.	10
7	413	For the first time in my life I suddenly understood, kneeling in the grass in a Gorean field, the thundering, devastating realities of social institutions.	10
7	465	Gratefully I put my head again, swiftly, to the grass.	10
7	469	The other girls, too, had their heads to the grass, kneeling before the free woman.	10
8	526	There was only the laughter of the girls, the bubbling of the stream, the work, the blue sky and white clouds, the wind and the bending grass, clean air and, somewhere, the call of a tiny horned gim, the tiny purplish owl-like bird.	10
8	664	During this time his beast slept, or seemed to sleep, behind him, curled on the grass, a guard holding its chain.	10
8	893	We knelt on the grass.	10
8	903	One of them pointed across the grass to the fire between the wagons.	10
8	913	Ute, Lana and I ran, laughing and stumbling, barefoot, squealing in protest, crying out in pain, through the darkness over the grass toward the fire.	10
8	914	Ute reached it first, laughing, falling to her hands and knees and putting her head down to the grass, her hair falling over the sandal of one of the two guards waiting there.	10
8	918	I was stung once more and then, like Ute and Lana, I too was on my hands and knees, head down, touching the grass.	10
8	947	The grass felt good to my bare feet.	10
8	966	I then put the bota aside on the grass.	10
8	1009	The guard who held her then threw her to the grass at their feet.	10
8	1061	He turned me about, easily, placing me on my back on the grass.	10
8	1088	He fell to one side in the grass.	10
8	1116	In any case, they would free me! I would be free! But I stood there on the grass, gagged, my hands bound behind my back, a choke leash on my throat, held by one of the girls.	10
8	1128	The tall girl, the blond girl, their leader, called Verna, lithe in the skins of forest panthers, in her golden ornaments, with her spear, strode to where Lana lay on the grass, on her side, bound and gagged.	10
9	46	It was out, an ugly, monstrous, heavy, wet, sour wad, on the grass before me.	10
9	281	The floor of the clearing was lovely grass, thick and some inches in height, soft, and beautiful.	10
9	324	Then, for the first time I noticed, in the center of the circle, there were four heavy stakes, about six inches in height, dark in the grass.	10
9	334	And then the first girl tore away her skins and danced in her golden ornaments beneath the huge, wild moons, on the grass of the circle, before the square.	10
9	344	And then, helplessly, she threw herself to the grass within the square, striking at it, biting and tearing at it, and then she threw herself on her back and, fists clenched, writhed beneath the moons.	10
9	350	I wanted to be free, too, to dance, to cry out, to claw at the moons, to throw myself on the living, fibrous, flowing grass, to writhe with these women, my sisters, to writhe with them in the frenzy of their need.	10
9	366	At last the girls, one by one, rose from the grass, drew on again their skins, and took up their weapons.	10
10	305	We removed your identification anklet and hid you in the grass, some distance from the ship.	10
11	862	I felt the pebbles of the shore under my feet, and then grass, and then, whether from hunger, or exhaustion, or fear, everything went black, and I fainted.	10
11	898	Sitting on the grass, in pain, displeased, I looked up at him.	10
11	1398	I recalled them, when they could no longer restrain themselves, throwing themselves to the grass, writhing in their helpless need, even the proud, arrogant Verna! They were all weak.	10
11	1434	I dreamed that I had escaped, and that I was free, running and walking in the high grass of a Gorean field.	10
11	1438	I turned, and ran again, back, and then to the left, and the right, but each time, as I thought myself escaped, I saw his tall figure, standing there, in the grass.	10
12	1	I Gather Berries How good it was to be out of the slave wagon! Standing in the grass, in the sunlight, I stretched, and laughed.	10
12	17	I could feel the grass at my calves, the sun on my face and arms and legs, the warm, fresh, root-filled earth beneath my bare feet.	10
12	44	I, by standing on my tip toes in the grass, on the low hill on which we were gathering berries, could see the squarish tops of the wagons, with their blue and yellow canvas coverings.	10
12	369	The sun and the grass, and the breezes, were doubtless as pleasant as they had been, but I was not now in much of a mood to enjoy them.	10
12	631	"Down!" she cried, and dragged me by the arms to a kneeling position on the grass.	10
12	657	I saw two girls now fleeing across the grass, away from the wagons.	10
12	672	Some were still astride the great birds, though the birds stood now on the grass.	10
12	711	We saw tarnsmen, in flight, riding down running girls, the tarns no more than a few feet from the grass, beating their wings, screaming.	10
12	715	Another would fly low and to the side of the running girl, and a beat of the tarn's great wings would send her rolling and sprawling for a dozen yards across the grass.	10
13	29	In this thicket, still tethered one to the other, we had thrown ourselves down on the grass.	10
13	307	We wiped our hands on the grass, and threw the bones into the brush.	10
13	348	Lying on my stomach in the grass, listening, I moaned inwardly.	10
13	542	Then, in the sunlight of the bright morning, late, almost at noon, I fled from the thicket, across the grass of the open field.	10
13	557	I felt the sun on my body, the grass touching my calves.	10
13	587	In an instant it had jerked tight, pinning my arms helplessly to my sides, and I felt my body, my back almost broken, jerked from the grass.	10
14	186	It was fixed in a heavy stone, buried level with the grass.	10
15	858	Then I was happy, even, to see someone pass by, or birds alight on the grass and peck for seeds.	10
15	870	She then collapsed to the grass.	10
16	12	I sat in the grass.	10
16	42	Last night it had been different! He had noticed me then! I lay on my back, chained on the grass of the knoll, and laughed deliciously.	10
16	94	I lay back in the grass.	10
16	107	I now knew! I cried out, and tore a handful of grass from the knoll.	10
16	109	I felt my nudity beneath them, and the grass.	10
16	113	"Send for me!" I rolled on my stomach in the grass.	10
16	115	I bit at the grass.	10
16	129	I threw myself against the chain, running toward his tent, and fell in the grass, my ankle burning, scraped, from the steel that obdurately clasped it.	10
16	148	I pounded the grass with the sides of my fists, in misery.	10
16	154	And when I could dance no more I fell to the grass, writhing, tearing at it, whimpering.	10
16	310	There was dew on the grass, and the cloak in which we lay wrapped was wet on the outside.	10
16	311	The light of the beginning of the morning was tender, sparkling on the stalks of the grass, giving the hill of my domination a sweet, soft sheen.	10
16	435	I threw the cloak to the grass and knelt at his feet, as though chained.	10
16	462	He, his body tightening, startlingly again mighty with strength, astonishing me, delighting me, lifted me from my feet and lowered me, gently, to the grass, covering me with his cloak.	10

Book 8. (28 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	144	I saw the marks on the leaves and grass where the attacker had stood.	10
7	152	Crushed leaves, broken twigs, turned stones, bent grass, footprints, all spelled the trail clearly to the detecting eye.	10
8	36	The movement of grass in the wind is very beautiful to them.	10
8	72	Then we saw the first sparkle of the morning, the glistening on the dampness of leaves and grass.	10
9	9	There was grass in the clearing.	10
10	160	They forced them back to the grass.	10
10	223	He nodded with his head toward the line of girls, pressed back on the grass, steel at their throats, struggling bound in the arms of captors.	10
14	114	He was thrown to his back on the grass, between four stakes.	10
14	175	I, crouching down on the grass, with my two hands and teeth, finished the remainder of the animal.	10
14	176	The girls' gags and waddings, formed from the slave silk of the garments of two of them, I had set out on the grass to dry.	10
14	338	It fell to the grass, setting it afire.	10
14	343	Then he turned slowly and fell to the grass.	10
15	59	She was in the grass.	10
15	275	From one of the abandoned crates, discarded now because of its weight and its putative lack of utility, I spilled a quantity of chains to the grass.	10
15	314	There was, seemingly left over, the yard of chain, coiled on the grass, attached to the front of her ankle ring.	10
15	338	The girls sat down on the grass.	10
15	359	The fists of the chained panther girls, sitting chained on the grass, were clenched.	10
15	689	I knelt then beside her and took her in my arms, and put her back to the grass.	10
15	692	She lay on her back on the grass, and looked up at me.	10
15	725	Dew covered the grass and leaves.	10
15	793	Slowly, stiff-legged, the red-haired girl walked across the wet grass to the dark, dew-stained tarpaulin, to pull the pegs.	10
16	171	Mira was again thrown back on the grass.	10
16	194	The sleen scratched about in the grass.	10
17	12	The chained work slaves, under their switches, began to gather up the unconscious panther girls and carry them and place them on the grass in a line, their feet at, and vertical to, what would have been an extension of the coffle line.	10
17	64	I carried her to where the other girls lay and put her on the grass among them.	10
17	73	I fastened them again in the coffle, and moved the coffle forward, so that its last girl now stood where the first of the unconscious girls, lying on the grass, might now be conveniently shackled to her.	10
17	83	The girl lay on the grass, tried to get up, and then fell unconscious.	10
17	148	Her hair was spread on the grass.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	34	Then the ship turned a bend between the cliffs, and, to my astonishment, I saw a dock, of rough logs, covered with adzed boards, and a wide, sloping area of land, of several acres, green, though strewn with boulders, with short grass.	10
6	41	I saw four small milk bosk grazing on the short grass.	10
6	295	"Hurry, lazy girls! There is a feast to be prepared!" The bondmaids, Thyri and Aelgifu among them, fled, like a frightened herd of tabuk, across the short, turflike green grass, to the gate of the palisade, to be put to work.	10
10	199	I then took both of the boys, by the scruff, and threw them, stumbling, more than twenty feet away to the grass.	10
11	276	The Kur looked upon the loaf, as we might have looked on grass, or wood, or the shell of a turtle.	10
17	44	They would not care for the blackened grass growing between the bricks; they would take no note of the spider's architecture, nor marvel at the flight of a wren darting to its nest among the smoke-blackened, carved stones.	10
17	85	If in a field they will sometimes even burrow into the ground, almost like a sleen, and cover the opening with grass and sticks from the bottom.	10
18	179	Bodies, human and Kur, fell bloodied to the grass.	10
18	216	A hundred yards of bloodied grass, of bodies, of men and Kurii, separated two species of warring animal.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	213	She, stripped, half drugged, the identification anklet of the Kurii locked on her left ankle, had lain on her stomach, with other girls, in the fresh grass of Gor.	10
1	219	She had been thrown to her stomach in the grass, and her left wrist drawn to her side and down.	10
1	233	She was conscious of the departure of the ship, and the grass beneath her body, and the chain lying across her legs, and the steel of the wrist-ring.	10
1	615	"Nomads, grazing their verr on the stubble of verr grass".	10
2	38	They are kept by nomads, who move them from one area of verr grass to another, or from one water hole to another, as the holes, for the season, go dry.	10
2	40	No grass grows about these water holes because many animals are brought to them and graze it to the earth.	10
4	54	On the shaded sides of some rocks, and the shaded slopes of hills, here and there, grew stubborn, brownish patches of verr grass.	10
11	6	Behind him was a herd of eleven verr, browsing on brownish snatches of verr grass.	10
24	65	She feels the sun on her skin, and the wind, and the grass at her ankles.	10

Book 11. (88 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	163	I could scarcely see; I fought blackness and pain and seething light; I was on my hands and knees in the grass, my head down; I tasted blood; the collar hurt my neck; I spit blood into the grass; he had struck me; did he not know I was a woman! He jerked me by the collar and chain to his knees; he t...	10
2	187	I writhed before him, lashed, squirming on my belly in the grass, weeping, clutching at the grass.	10
2	394	Perhaps a mistake had been made? Perhaps there had been a misunderstanding? The stranger, crouching in the grass, his shield beside him, the butt of the spear in the grass, the weapon upright, its point against the sky, nodded.	10
2	471	How I feared, and still fear, such men! How could a woman but kneel trembling before such a man? One man wheeled back, grunting, turning, and fell to his knees in the grass, and then fell, turning, to his side, lying upon his shoulder, doubled, hunched in pain, bleeding, his hands at his belly, his ...	10
2	895	I thought my head would fly from my neck, with such swift savageness was I struck! The blow was open-handed, taking me on the left side of the face, but it must have been clearly audible for a hundred and fifty yards about; I rolled, stinging, crawling, for more than twenty feet; I threw up in the g...	10
1	1	The Collar I lay in the warm grass.	10
1	7	I snuggled deeper into the grass.	10
1	9	My fingers touched the warm dirt between the grass blades.	10
1	22	I saw the grass, green and close, each blade seeming wide, blurred in its nearness.	10
1	41	I lay in the warm grass.	10
1	47	I opened my eyes, seeing the grass blades not inches from my face, wide, blurred.	10
1	48	I opened my mouth, delicately, and felt the grass brush my lips.	10
1	49	I bit into a blade and felt the juice of the grass, on my tongue.	10
1	56	I lifted my head, and rolled screaming, awakening, tangled in the chain, in the grass.	10
1	82	The plate, with its ring, was attached near the center of the rock, low, about a foot above the grass.	10
1	97	I saw nothing but the grass, it moving in the soft, unhurried wind, the distant horizon, the unusually white clouds and blue sky.	10
1	123	I looked out upon the vast fields of grass.	10
1	124	I had never smelled grass before.	10
1	136	The wind brushed the grass, moving in it, stirring the gleaming leaves.	10
1	138	The grass was richly green, alive, vast; the sky was blue, deeply blue, far deeper than I had known a sky could be; the clouds were sharp and white, protean and billowing, transforming themselves in the pressures of their heights and the winds which sped them; they moved at different heights at diff...	10
2	153	They had covered the area thoroughly, even turning aside long grass with the blades of their spears.	10
2	159	I flew to the left, to the grass.	10
2	179	I lay before him, turned away from him, on the grass.	10
2	259	I went to my hands and knees in the grass.	10
2	261	I threw up in the grass.	10
2	273	He strode singing, smiling, through the tall grass.	10
2	282	The approaching man stopped singing about twenty yards from us, and stood grinning in the grass.	10
2	340	He spoke to me, calling across the grass.	10
2	343	Tossing my head I knelt, the chain dangling from my collar before my body, to the grass.	10
2	364	He picked up a stalk of grass, and began to chew on it.	10
2	378	He dropped the key to the grass and, with both hands, jerking it, opened the collar.	10
2	379	He dropped it, with the depending chain, to the grass.	10
2	397	The other man angrily went to a place in the grass, to one side.	10
2	419	They stood in the grass.	10
2	426	The wind moved the grass.	10
2	444	The spear, caroming from the shield, flew more than a hundred feet away, dropping in the grass, where it stood fixed, remote and useless, the butt of its shaft pointing to the sky.	10
2	450	He cast his own shield aside, into the grass.	10
2	478	The fallen foe lay doubled in the grass; his lower lip was bloody; he tore it with his teeth, holding it, that, in his pain, he might make no sound.	10
2	480	The grass was bloody about him.	10
2	487	The bearded man's spear had thrust into the grass.	10
2	505	The shield fell on its edge to the grass, and then tipped and rocked, then was still, large, rounded, concave inner surface tilted, facing the sky.	10
2	514	Lying in the bloodied grass, he realized he had been permitted to live.	10
2	519	With a cry he forced back the bearded man, who fell, stumbling in the shield, backward, and then lay on the grass before the stranger, the stranger's blade at his throat.	10
2	523	The bearded man took his blade and hurled it into the grass.	10
2	527	The bearded man loosened his dagger belt, dropping the belt and weapon to the grass.	10
2	548	I thrust my head to the grass at his feet.	10
2	558	He put it to one side, in the grass.	10
2	599	I felt the grass under my body; I felt it brush my left side, as the wind moved it.	10
2	655	I was small in the grass, alone.	10
2	660	He took me by the hair and threw me to my belly in the grass at his feet.	10
2	677	The wind blew the grass, my hair.	10
2	689	I stood in the grass, some two hundred yards from him.	10
2	715	Then, carrying the helmet by its straps in his left hand and the spear, lightly, in his right, he turned and began to stride again through the grass.	10
2	745	There had been, as far as I could determine, only myself, stripped and chained, and the grass, the rock, and sky.	10
2	787	But, as I followed the man, trekking through the glorious grass, under the bright, marvelous moons, carrying his shield, literally heeling him, as might have an animal, his captive, nude and bound, I felt, paradoxically, a fantastic sense of freedom, of psychological liberation.	10
2	789	* * * * For hours we trekked the grass.	10
2	798	I lay in the grass.	10
2	819	I fell to the grass between the trees.	10
2	861	He wiped his hands on the grass, and his tunic.	10
2	889	I sat upon the grass before him, my knees drawn up.	10
2	959	I blushed, and lay back, angry, on the grass.	10
2	969	I lay back on the grass.	10
2	984	But what sort of girl did they think I was? I lay in the grass, and smiled to myself.	10
2	997	I lay nude on the grass of that strange world, in which I found myself in the power of a man other than I dreamed men could be.	10
2	1049	I flew painfully back to the grass.	10
2	1053	I crouched closely behind him, hiding myself behind him, one knee in the grass.	10
2	1128	I, though a girl of Earth, virginal, well trained and conditioned, intelligent and of good family, wanted to throw myself naked in the grass at the feet of such a man, his.	10
2	1141	I knew that, in the glade, had he so much as put his hand forth to touch my shoulder, I would have sunk trembling, eager, moaning, helpless, to the grass at his feet.	10
3	167	Why had he not taken me, if only, throwing me to the grass, briefly, brutally? He had kept me under his dominance, strictly, and then, when I had obviously ached for his touch, he would turn away, not so much as glancing at me.	10
3	179	Yet, even then, had I been told how it is that girls of a certain sort, of a sort which I was soon to find myself to be, could sometimes in their need scream and writhe in the grass, could sometimes dance wildly beneath the moons, clawing at them, could sometimes tear their fingernails bloody scratc...	10
3	196	With a heavy glove, picked up from the grass, he pulled forth the iron and examined it.	10
3	308	With a cry of pleasure he seized her and flung her to the grass, pinned beneath him.	10
3	312	Then, to my horror, I saw Eta, still hooded and bound, in her bells, ravished in the grass.	10
3	319	Eta lay on her side in the grass.	10
3	340	She sat on the grass, removing the bells from her body.	10
3	357	Two men had, by the spit, lifted the hot, impaled roast, and put it on the grass for cutting.	10
3	608	I knelt, my head to the grass, a slave girl trembling before him.	10
3	721	Tears fell into the grass, as I caught at the meat.	10
3	785	He threw it aside into the grass.	10
4	9	Outside the tenting I could see dew glistening on the grass.	10
4	61	The dew of dawn was not yet burned off the grass.	10
6	71	Sometimes I was merely taken by the hair and thrown to the grass and raped, or seized by an ankle and thrown over a log, that I might be used for their pleasure, or kicked to my knees before them, that I might intimately please them.	10
7	963	"The grass and sky are beautiful, are they not, Slave?" he asked.	10
7	969	He then again turned his attention to the contemplation of the grass and sky.	10
7	972	Then it was we two alone, by the rock, in the grass, he standing, I kneeling.	10
7	979	He then thrust me back, suddenly, with great force, with violence, as a slave, to the grass.	10
9	1408	They sang as they conducted me to the place of their feast, on the grass by the stream.	10
9	1411	They then took me and threw me to the grass on my back.	10

Book 12. (22 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	285	I roughly collared her and she sank moaning to her stomach in the grass.	10
6	293	It lay naked, on its belly, collared, in the grass.	10
6	296	I pointed off, over the grass.	10
6	316	I returned to where the girl lay in the grass.	10
6	338	She clutched the grass.	10
6	364	"Spread furs upon the grass".	10
6	378	She spread the furs on the grass by the tree, and then lay on them, on her belly.	10
6	610	She squirmed, held, as he cut the tunic and cape from her, and then she was thrown on her belly on the grass and the wet hose and boots were drawn from her.	10
6	781	He took Constance by the arm to one side and threw her on the grass beneath him.	10
6	796	Ram sat upright in the grass.	10
6	798	I cleaned its beak and talons with dried grass.	10
6	879	She knelt in the grass.	10
12	21	In cold weather a layer of grass, for warmth, for insulation, changed daily, is placed in the bottom of the boots, between the inside sole of the boot and the foot of the stocking.	10
12	23	The best harvests of grass for use in this way occur, naturally, at the foot of the bird cliffs.	10
12	388	"We are going to pick moss and grass," she said.	10
12	390	Grass, dried, is used for insulation between the inner soles of the boots and the bottom of the fur stockings in the winter.	10
14	385	I recalled when she had, once, almost inadvertently, when wearing the yoke Thimble had put on her, when they had been going out to gather moss and grass, knelt to me.	10
20	99	The ceiling, supported by numerous poles, consisted of layers of grass and mud.	10
20	176	They did not carry with them much grass for the boots or mosses for the wicks of lamps as these materials could be obtained readily somewhat inland of the permanent camps.	10
21	420	"Aiii!" she screamed wildly to the poles and the leather and the grass and dirt of the roof of that feasting house in the polar basin of Gor's far north.	10
25	42	At the beginning of the season, usually in the late fall, a paste, a muck, formed of earth, and grass and moss, for solidity, is shaped and placed on the wood, some five to six inches to thickness.	10
26	189	Striking iron pyrites together she showered sparks into tinder, dried grass from the summer.	10

Book 13. (14 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	103	The rent in the grass wall would be taken, of course, the grass then pressed inward, to have been my entrance into the Ubar's chamber, rather than the exit of Jambia.	10
7	83	There were weeds and grass growing about the interior perimeter of the low board fence encircling the market.	10
16	206	It would then, swiftly, station to station, be transmitted back to the grass palace of Bila Huruma.	10
18	1	What Occurred When Court Was Held in the Palace of Grass; I Meet Bila Huruma; A New Plan Must be Formed "Do you have the dagger?" whispered Msaliti to me.	10
18	38	Why does the nibbling urt chatter and laugh at the larl? Is it because he himself is not a larl, or is it because he fears its paw? I looked up at the high, conical ceiling, of interwoven branches and grass, of the court of Bila Huruma.	10
19	15	I stood with my back to the grass wall, to the left of the door, as I had entered.	10
19	30	I could always leave the room, of course, by kicking and tearing through the grass wall at any point of my choosing.	10
19	100	Bila Huruma was to be slain by Jambia, who would then escape, presumably by cutting through the grass wall.	10
23	396	We tied them hand and foot, gagging them with choking wads of marsh grass, forced into their mouths and fastened in place with wide strips of leather.	10
24	72	I thrust my way through submerged marsh grass.	10
24	86	The body, twisting, now head down, emerged in the grass.	10
43	121	She slipped from her chains and bent to the grass beside her, seizing up a light spear.	10
44	35	Sobbing, gasping, she plunged splashing through the shallow water and clambered onto the mud and grass of the bank.	10
49	98	The rest of us lay in the grass and brush and watched.	10

Book 14. (9 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	89	Suddenly she turned and knelt, sobbing, in the grass before me.	10
29	197	I thrust her back to the grass.	10
30	1	We Resume Our Journey In a few moments she knelt before me, in the grass, shuddering, her head to my feet.	10
32	171	"Please—Master!" I strode angrily to her and took her by the hair, and flung her back, to her back on the grass.	10
32	179	She then lay on her back, in the grass, her small, bound hands in the small of her back.	10
32	182	She suddenly struck her heels down into the grass, in frustration.	10
33	6	We stood at the top of the hill, in the grass, in the shade of some Ka-la-na trees, the yellow wine trees of Gor.	10
33	28	I then took her and flung her, twisting her, on her back in the grass beneath me.	10
33	44	She knelt in the grass, in the position of the pleasure slave, as she could, her hands bound behind her.	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	104	She stepped across the dark, stained, flat board that marked the threshold of the restaurant, out onto the grass, into the sunlight and wind.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	144	In the implacable decisions of nature, decisions at one with a world's journey about a star, at one with the turnings of a planet, with the alternance of day and night, and the successions of seasons, at one with storms and sunlight, with clouds and grass, with rain and tides, with manifold forms of...	10
20	1789	On the other hand, interestingly enough, the Gorean's fondness and tenderness for terrain, and for grass, and winds and clouds, and flowers and small animals, does not extend, or at least not obviously, or not professedly, to one particular form of animal—a particularly delicious form of anim...	10

Book 17. (109 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	931	Still the man pressed on, knowing the direction of the kailiauk and following the natural geodesics of the land, such as might be followed by a slow-moving beast, pawing under the snow for roots or grass.	10
2	230	Beyond the Thentis mountains, in the driest areas, the grass is short.	10
2	232	On foot, it is easier to become lost in such grass than in the northern forests.	10
6	128	In my ride I had come to one place, sheltered among small hills, in which I had found scorched grass and several, rounded six-inch-deep impressions in the earth.	10
9	6	The grass was to the knees of the kaiila.	10
9	16	The hills, the grass, the arching blue sky, the white clouds, seemed much the same on both sides of the wands.	10
9	83	I watched the girls, the burdens on their heads, their necks chained, moving through the tall grass.	10
9	95	The red-haired girl looked well in the coffle, moving in the grass, the chain on her neck, in the brief slave tunic.	10
10	76	I looked to Ginger and Evelyn, lying in the grass, exhausted, their burdens beside them.	10
11	109	"And you will be choiceless, absolutely choiceless, little tart, at the end of a chain, at his feet, under a whip, in the furs of love, sweating in the grass, whenever and however he wants you.	10
11	258	Evelyn then threw each of the girls a piece of meat, throwing it to the grass before them.	10
11	262	I watched them, kneeling, leaning forward, palms down on the grass, heads down, eating at the meat.	10
12	89	Below us, half concealed in the tall grass, on their backs, lay the two fellows I recognized as the brothers, Max and Kyle Hobart.	10
12	154	He brought his kaiila back to where the two men lay bound in the grass.	10
12	168	Max Hobart lay back in the grass, gasping, the knife removed from his throat.	10
12	186	'" Max moaned, lying in the grass.	10
12	198	Grunt looked about and found some shreds of shirts which, cut to pieces, lay about in the grass.	10
12	229	I turned about in the saddle to view once more the torn, bloodied grass, the motionless figures, the insects and birds, the place where, yesterday, in brief compass, carnage had touched the prairie.	10
13	7	I then lay back on my blankets, on the grass.	10
13	16	I let her continue to kneel there in the grass, a few feet from me.	10
13	17	I heard one of the kaiila moving about on its tether, biting at the grass, pawing the turf.	10
13	32	She then knelt there in the grass, and I looked at her.	10
13	70	I considered the girl kneeling in the grass, trembling.	10
13	102	Timidly the girl, on her hands and knees, crawled to me through the grass.	10
13	159	In a moment she knelt as she had before, a few feet from me, in the grass.	10
13	611	I do know that I am lying on blankets spread on grass, with blazing stars above, with wild moons overhead.	10
13	762	I was thrown to my stomach in the grass.	10
13	799	I cast the scanty garment to the side, on the grass.	10
13	1018	The grass was cold with dew.	10
13	1215	I felt the blades of wet, cool grass cut at my ankles.	10
13	1678	I put her down there, on her side, softly, in the grass.	10
13	1733	There was a rattle of chain as she thrust her head down to the grass.	10
13	1807	I cuffed her to the grass.	10
13	1830	"Squirm in the grass for a time," I said.	10
14	1	It is a Good Trading; Pimples; I Learn Something of the Waniyanpi; Corn Stalks; Sign; Grunt and I Will Proceed East The red-haired girl cried out in pain and fear, struck from her knees back in the grass by the plump, scornful woman of the red savages, a sturdy-legged matron of the Dust Legs.	10
14	4	"Wowiyutanye!" hissed the Dust-Leg woman at the frightened girl lying on her side in the grass before her.	10
14	8	The Dust-Leg woman threw the girl to her right side in the grass and pulled up the tunic on her left thigh.	10
14	19	"Yes, Mistress!" She then pulled up her legs and looked down, into the grass.	10
14	67	She might thus, if the master wished, have come and gone from the trading point without having seen anything or recognized anything, unless perhaps the grass between her knees and the paws of her master's kaiila.	10
14	157	"Winyela," said the Dust-Leg woman, and spat into the grass.	10
14	172	The other was the English girl, Margaret, whom he had put naked, her legs pulled up, under a kailiauk hide, on the grass.	10
14	190	Grunt then drew in the grass, with the heel of his boot, a circle, some ten feet or so in width.	10
14	194	I saw that the red youth now had the red-haired girl on her back in the grass.	10
14	197	The Dust Leg then, with a rawhide thong, stepped into the ring in the grass.	10
14	198	Ulla tried to resist him, as best she could, but, in a moment, bruised and vomiting, he not having been gentle with her, she was on her belly in the grass, her hands being jerked behind her and tied.	10
14	199	He then put her on her back on the grass, pulling her up so that she rested on her elbows.	10
14	212	He then seized her by the hair with both hands and yanked her up on her knees and bent her backwards, until her head was at the grass, exhibiting the bow of her captured beauty for his fellows.	10
14	298	Kailiauk robes lay on the grass.	10
14	310	It would be hot under the robe, in the sun, and there would be insects in the grass.	10
14	325	Her hands clutched at the grass.	10
14	459	We left the dark-haired girl on the grass, where she had been lashed, and then purchased.	10
14	504	Curled naked on the grass, revealed, terrified, owned, she was exquisite.	10
14	518	The girls looked up at their masters with fear and then, as the kaiila moved, hurried along beside the lofty animals, the grass to their thighs.	10
14	531	"Take this one to the stream," he said, indicating the dark-haired girl we had acquired for the three hatchets, she lying on the grass near us, "and see that she has a bath".	10
14	545	He went over to the girl lying in the grass.	10
14	783	She rose from the water, it dripping from her body, and came and knelt on the grass, on the bank of the small stream, where I had indicated.	10
14	917	After I had carried the new girl to the chain and put her on the grass, locking the collar on her, I went to the red-haired girl and, as I had earlier promised her, bound her hand and foot.	10
14	1089	"Grass," said Grunt.	10
14	1093	High grass.	10
14	1230	"Sometimes they are even left behind," said Grunt, "to track survivors who might have hidden in the grass".	10
15	15	The common smoke signal is produced by placing greenery, such as branches, leaves or grass, on a fire.	10
16	7	The carcass of a draft tharlarion, here and there, loomed in the grass.	10
16	10	"Much death might lie about in the grass".	10
16	29	Some were turned awry, some were overturned, and some stood mute and stark in their tracks, unattended, as though waiting to be utilized, the grass about their axles, the heavy beams of their tongues sloping to the earth.	10
16	38	I saw a doll in the grass and a man's boot.	10
16	39	Flour from rent sacks had been scattered on the grass.	10
16	45	Here and there I saw an arrow in the grass.	10
16	46	The comparative fixity of these objects, almost upright, leaning, slim and firm, contrasted with the movement of the grass which, in the wind, bent and rustled about them.	10
16	52	I was looking down, into the grass.	10
16	53	"What is it that you see in the grass?" asked Grunt.	10
16	75	I wiped my fingers on the grass.	10
16	79	Grass uprooted near the body, there, has not dried yet.	10
16	106	Behind us I heard the red-haired girl vomit in the grass.	10
16	120	Given their distance from the other wagons and their distribution in the grass I took it that they had broken their column and sped away, as best they might.	10
16	124	It was he who was most obviously threatened by the brown, looming shape which had apparently emerged from the grass near them.	10
16	149	It had perhaps lost consciousness in the grass, from the loss of blood, and had been left for dead.	10
16	170	After a few feet it turned and dropped to all fours, moving through the grass.	10
16	172	I moved the kaiila a few feet forward, to where it had originally stood in the grass.	10
16	183	"I have examined the grass, whence the beast arose," I said.	10
16	277	"In the grass," said one of them.	10
17	178	"In a moment, then, behind us, suddenly, rising from the grass, on foot, screaming, brandishing weapons, there arose, it seemed, hundreds of savages.	10
17	179	They had crawled to these positions through the grass.	10
17	180	The grass seemed alive with them.	10
17	281	I was thrown to my knees on the grass and one of the men held my wrists, crossed, before my body.	10
17	295	There was even grass, and seed, and tiny pebbles in the matting.	10
17	300	I was a free woman! Never would I perform so hideous an act! Never would I be so debased, so humiliated! I was a free woman! He said another word and again, suddenly, I was much as I had been before, only now stripped, kneeling on the grass, my hands crossed and held before me by one man, the other ...	10
17	358	"Yes," she said, "almost from the first moment I felt the warm grass under my belly, almost from the first moment I put my mouth to the paws of that beast".	10
17	776	"But I am to be respected and accorded dignity," she said, kneeling below me in the grass, in her yoke.	10
17	778	I then turned the kaiila about, and left her behind me, in the grass, in her yoke.	10
18	3	He was some twenty years of age, naked, and staked out in the grass.	10
18	5	This marked the place in the grass where he had been secured.	10
18	48	Then, suddenly, with hatred, he turned his head to the side and spat out the water into the grass.	10
18	177	"And you have freed me," said the lad, sitting on the grass, rubbing his wrists and ankles.	10
18	215	Grunt spit disgustedly into the grass.	10
19	21	The coffle chains and the manacles which had bound the Hobarts lay discarded in the grass.	10
19	22	The red-haired girl was on her hands and knees in the grass, naked, warriors, some on foot, some astride kaiila, Yellow Knives and Kaiila, gathered about her.	10
19	38	I wondered if the former debutante from Pennsylvania had ever dreamed, in the bed in her mansion, that she would one day kneel in the grass of a distant world, a helpless slave brazenly posed for the assessment of masters.	10
19	60	Urt, or Cuwignaka, Woman's Dress, as he seemed to wish to be called, had been sitting in the grass, breathing deeply and rubbing his wrists and ankles.	10
19	184	"Kneel down before him, and put your head to the grass".	10
19	211	Hatchets, mirrors, knives and cloths, and such, were now much scattered about, on the grass.	10
19	442	This it might have mutely symbolized, if only to the grass of the Barrens, and to the winds and clouds, and perhaps to those of the Medicine World, should they exist, who might have looked down upon it, and pondered it.	10
19	546	He pointed to a place in the grass near the left flank of his kaiila.	10
19	561	The girl, stripped and barefoot in the grass, her throat tied in his beaded collar, hurried along beside him, taking care to remain exactly in her place.	10
19	585	"I am thirsty," said Cuwignaka, sitting down in the grass.	10
19	600	He sat, cross-legged, in the grass, and ate some.	10
19	683	He took another two or three faltering steps, supporting himself with the lance, after Canka and the others, but then, again, fell heavily in the grass.	10
19	690	Cuwignaka struggled to a seated position in the grass.	10
19	710	I watched Grunt and Pimples, with the three kaiila, his mount, the kaiila drawing the travois and my own pack beast, wending their way away, through the tall grass.	10
19	759	I then handed him the lance from the grass.	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	6	I dropped to the grass beside her and put my left hand in her hair, pulling her head back to the grass.	10
34	105	In the grass now, standing, some yards away, frightened, the grass to her waist, was a young girl, some sixteen or seventeen years of age, blond.	10
1	24	The grass here came to the knees of the kaiila.	10

Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	117	Gasping, holding at the grass, inching my way upward, I drew my body from the grass to the road.	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	122	What a frail straw was truth! So a blade of grass grew between the paving stones, one tiny, green blade of grass among the stones? Did they fear that so much? Grass is so beautiful.	10
3	7	I turned, of course, immediately, and fell to my knees, putting my head down to the lavender grass, as was its color here, in this portion of the garden, the palms of my hands down, too, on the grass, beside my head.	10
5	1	I was kneeling in the garden, on the lavender grass, as it was in that part of the garden, my head down, the palms of my hands on the grass.	10
5	114	I had knelt, of course, immediately, and put my head down to the grass, the palms of my hands, too, on the grass.	10
5	122	I knelt before him, my head down to the grass, my palms on the grass.	10
7	3	I continued to kneel before him, on the lavender grass, my head down to the grass, my palms upon it, as well.	10
7	759	His eyes regarded Tima and she flung herself to her knees in the grass, head down to the grass, palms of her hands on it, in obeisance, as I had been earlier.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	250	The coarse grass, knife grass, cut at my ankles.	10