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Hated

Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	148	I hated him, briefly.	10
18	26	He did not enjoy being summoned by an enemy of Ar, and in particular by one who wore the habiliments of the hated Caste of Assassins.	10
20	18	Those members of the Caste of Assassins, the most hated caste on Gor, who had served Pa-Kur, were taken in chains down the Vosk to become galley slaves on the cargo ships that ply Gor's oceans.	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	135	So it was I hated you and wanted to destroy you because you threatened me and all that I was, and at the same time I hated you I feared you, and I desired you".	10
5	101	I removed the hated robes of the Initiates from the body of the man and carried the naked body far from the road.	10
6	5	Torm, my friend of the Caste of Scribes, had been to such fairs to trade scrolls with scholars from other cities, men he would never have seen were it not for the fairs, men of hostile cities who yet loved ideas more than they hated their enemies, men like Torm who so loved learning that they would ...	10
6	59	Why was the girl alone? Had her protectors been killed? Was she perhaps an escaped slave, fleeing from a hated master? Could she be, like myself, an exile from Ko-ro-ba? Its peoples have been scattered, I said to myself, and no two stones and no two men of Ko-ro-ba may stand again side by side.	10
7	78	"Your name is the most hated on Gor," she said, her voice flat, her eyes not meeting mine.	10
7	98	I looked at the girl, now after her long days of suffering and flight at last a captive, her slender wrists encircled at last by Thorn's hated bracelets, beautifully wrought bracelets, like many, of exquisite workmanship, bright with color, set even with jewels, but like all slave bracelets, of unyi...	10
8	109	Since the siege of Ar, when Pa-Kur, Master Assassin, had violated the limits of his caste and had presumed, in contradiction to the traditions of Gor, to lead a horde upon the city, intending to make himself Ubar, the Caste of Assassins had lived as hated, hunted men, no longer esteemed mercenaries ...	10
14	152	"The bird is chained! Attack! Kill them both!" In that instant the bolt gave, and the nut spun from the shaft! The tarn, as if it understood it was free, shook the hated metal from its leg and lifted its beak to the skies and uttered such a cry as must have been heard by all in Tharna, a cry seldom ...	10
17	38	He hated me, blaming me somehow for the fact that he found himself in this dire predicament.	10
21	240	They had wanted to be sold to me—or, I supposed, to any man who would take them from the hated chain of Targo.	10
22	101	When I was Tatrix of Tharna I hated you.	10
22	102	I hated you so".	10
22	106	"Do you know, Warrior," she asked, "why I—now only a miserable slave—hated you so?" "No," I said.	10
22	130	I hated it.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	118	"Oh how pleased I was when they beat him and he cried out," she said, "for I hated him—so much I hated him—for he was not a true man and even though of the Caste of Physicians could not stand pain.	10
3	14	I lifted the shield, for, to my horror, in reversing his position on the chain he had suddenly added some twenty feet to the fearful perimeter of the space allotted to him by that hated impediment.	10
9	267	I hated Vika.	10
20	159	I suddenly felt as though a hammer had struck me, for though I hated Vika of Treve I would not have wished her dead.	10
20	206	"I thought you hated her," said Mul-Al-Ka.	10
23	25	Though I had hated Vika of Treve I would not have wanted this fate to be hers, nor could I believe that any man, even those whom she had injured, could have wished it to be so.	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	29	If it turned out badly, what I did, I would have no defense other than that I did what I did for my friend—for him—and for his brave kind, once hated enemies, whom I had learned to know and respect.	10
8	266	Tuka, I knew, hated Elizabeth, and Elizabeth, I knew, reciprocated the emotion with vehemence.	10
10	308	Yet I knew that beneath those Robes of Concealment many wore the shameful Turian camisk, perhaps the only time the hated garment would touch their bodies, for should their warrior lose this match they knew they would not be permitted to leave the stake in the robes in which they came.	10

Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	188	She had, as a matter of fact, hated and resented men.	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	123	"And your master," I said, "you must have hated him very much".	10
8	489	I hated rencers, and all men, saving perhaps the two who served me.	10
8	491	I hated him, and rencers.	10
9	530	I hated Port Kar, and all that was of it.	10
9	531	And I hated myself, for I, too, was of Port Kar.	10
16	86	She had hated her master, I had known, and she had escaped.	10

Book 7. (73 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	64	I hated Talena! I wanted to throw myself upon her and scratch out her eyes, and tear her hair and bite and kick her until she screamed and screamed, and fled away! The daughter of a Ubar! She was only a slave! I was as good as she! I hated her! I hated her! I hated her! "Your slave seems disturbed,"...	10
11	1432	How he had appraised me, as I had stood helpless, naked, behind the bars, on the straw of the slave cage, his to be seen as he wished; how he had examined me, candidly, objectively, every inch of me, Elinor Brinton, female slave merchandise! How I hated him! How I hated men! How I hated most Soron o...	10
6	263	I hated them! I hated them! They looked on me as I had looked on other women, on Earth, casually, unthreatened.	10
6	268	I hated them! I hated them! But the important thing was that I was rescued, that I could soon buy my way home to Earth.	10
11	1298	I no longer wore the hated nose ring! Elinor Brinton was free of the hated nose ring! "El-in-or," said Targo.	10
12	333	How arrogant and superior she seemed! How I hated her, and hated her! A spear butt struck at the wood of the wagon, near where we peeped out.	10
13	404	I hated her! Pretty little Ute, whom men found so desirable! I hated her! I was more beautiful than she.	10
16	91	What did I care that the girl, Talena, was tonight sent to the tent of Rask of Treve? I hated him! I hated her, even more than him! I wished the guard had not taken my clothes.	10
1	103	I smoked too much, though I hated it.	10
6	276	I hated men, and their strength.	10
7	39	He had purchased Inge, Ute and Lana, whom I hated, in Ko-ro-ba.	10
7	49	We hated her.	10
7	372	Briefly I hated her.	10
8	167	I hated them, even Ute.	10
8	242	I hated Inge.	10
8	364	I hated her.	10
8	380	It was no wonder that some men, even warriors, hated and envied the arrogant, regal tarnsmen, one night rich, the next impoverished, always at the elbow of adventure, and war and pleasure, wearing their pride and their manhood in their walk, in the steel at their side and the look in their eyes.	10
8	747	I hated them.	10
8	1053	I hated him.	10
8	1054	I hated all men, and their strength.	10
9	436	I rose to my feet and she unsnapped from my throat the hated choke leash.	10
9	476	But I hated men! I wondered what price my body would bring in a market.	10
9	511	My action seemed uncontrollable, and I hated myself for it.	10
10	198	I hated men, their spineless compliance, and stupidity.	10
10	474	And well I did so, for I had begun to suspect what it might be to be so needful, so helpless, so vulnerable, what it might be to desire with all one's being, submitted in the complementarities of nature, to love and serve a master, and even if one feared the master, or hated him, what it might be to...	10
11	48	I hated her.	10
11	386	How I hated Inge! Could she not see that these things were innocent, that they were mere accidents, that I had merely tripped! But, of course, I also mistrusted the guard.	10
11	388	And yet I must be attractive! I must be slave! No wonder free women, as I had heard, hated us.	10
11	466	I hated her! Then the gate was locked behind me.	10
11	485	I was pleased that I was exciting, and was pleased, too, that the hated nose ring would be removed before we left Ko-ro-ba.	10
11	579	I hated Ute! "El-in-or, too, will work," I said.	10
11	615	I hated her.	10
11	620	In acknowledgment of my skills, perhaps, Lana began to take me into her confidence, and, though I hated her, I became her friend.	10
11	1045	Inside I was cold and hard, and hated men.	10
11	1052	How I hated that proud woman, and her band! Let them be slaves! Let them be slaves! "Poor Verna," said Ute.	10
11	1064	But I hoped she would be put in slave rouge, and silk, and bells! Let her know slavery! How I hated the proud Verna! How pleased I was that she, as I, had fallen prey to men! I looked about the cage, flushed, furious.	10
11	1204	I hated her.	10
11	1209	How her blush, and smile, became her! I hated her! "I am Lana," said Lana, and she came forward, and, in her turn, knelt before the bars.	10
11	1381	I hated Ute, the smug, ugly, stupid little thing.	10
11	1382	And I hated Inge, too, for she was skinny and ugly, and stupid.	10
11	1383	And I hated Lana, though she was my friend.	10
11	1394	I hated them all.	10
11	1429	I would wring from his weakness whatever I might wish to please my will! I would conquer! Men are beasts! I hated them! "Buy me, Master," I had said to Soron, the Slaver of Ar.	10
11	1431	I think of all men, at that time, I most hated Soron of Ar.	10
12	272	Panther girls were hated.	10
12	308	Slave bracelets would hold her, as they would any woman! How arrogant and beautiful she seemed! How I hated her! And so, too, must have the other slave girls in the crowd, with their switches and sticks.	10
12	329	How I would have beaten Verna! I was not afraid of her! I would have beaten her well, as she deserved! How I hated Verna! Her cart was now moving away, drawn by the small, horned tharlarion.	10
12	361	I hated Inge, and Lana, and Ute, too, and all of them! The girls, other than Ute, laughed.	10
12	362	I hated them all.	10
12	363	I hated Ute, too.	10
12	595	How I hated Inge! I moved the neck tether out a little from my throat, with my finger.	10
13	221	I hated that job.	10
13	225	She made grammatical mistakes in speaking her own language! I hated her.	10
13	232	I had not told her she could be the leader! I hated her.	10
13	407	I hated her.	10
13	409	I hated her! I threw the piece of binding fiber, which I had been carrying for the snare, which I had not set, into the brush.	10
13	1109	I hated and despised men, but I was muchly pleasured to provoke and deny them.	10
14	28	I hated men! "Kneel," said the woman.	10
14	33	I hated men! But my body, subconsciously, had been trained to be attractive to them.	10
14	181	I hated men.	10
14	183	They made girls do their work! I hated men.	10
14	594	How shocking that she should speak so! Had she no pride? If such thoughts were entertained by her, surely she should have carefully concealed them, keeping them as her forbidden secret! I, at least, hated men! But tomorrow one of them would own me—fully.	10
15	186	How fine they were, such magnificent males! I hated them, of course, but, too, I, like the others, most eagerly anticipated their return.	10
15	227	I hated him! One afternoon, after I had been some three weeks in the camp, Rask and his tarnsmen returned from a raid far to the north.	10
15	296	I must remain behind the kitchen shed, working, while they were permitted to greet the men! I wondered if Inge would be there, perhaps smiling and waving to Rask of Treve! How furious I was! But I reminded myself that I hated him! In time the excitement, the cries and shouts, diminished, and I knew ...	10
15	388	Then I remembered that he had contempt for women, and that I hated him! "What of the other girls, those of Verna's band?" I asked.	10
15	578	How I hated him! "But," had said Ute, "if a man seizes you, you are not to yield yourself to him, for you are white silk".	10
15	1300	I hated him.	10
16	28	How I hated myself for having once hurt her.	10
16	71	I hated her.	10
16	226	"And so I hated him," she said, "and I resolved, someday, to see who would conquer".	10
16	387	Yet I knew, suddenly, that, if I lied, he would indeed whip me, and quite possibly place me again in the hated slave box.	10
17	350	I hated then men, and their wars, and their cruelties, and their frivolous honors.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	189	How they hated me!" "Perhaps not," I said.	10
9	36	I, her captive, hated her.	10
14	258	It was little wonder such proud, fine women hated men, to whom nature had destined them.	10
19	136	Moreover, I gathered that they feared the men, as well as hated them.	10
21	86	He whom in some respects I hated I had risked my life to liberate.	10
21	98	I hated him, he, always victorious.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	446	I recalled that she had said she hated him.	10

Book 10. (2 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	335	"I hated you!" she cried, from her knees.	10
26	524	She was apparently much resented and hated.	10

Book 11. (37 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	26	I hated him! I hated him! The last two days of the trek we had traveled much in daylight, and he had permitted me to carry his shield.	10
2	246	How I had hated her.	10
2	353	He was demanding me! He was telling them to give me to him! The bold beast! How I hated him, and how pleased I was! The men laughed.	10
2	995	How they would have hated and feared him! How they would have envied him his casual sovereignty over the beauty! How perfectly he controlled her, as they could not! They could not even please her.	10
2	1138	How I hated myself! How I must improve and strive to be strong.	10
3	4	I hated her.	10
3	30	Why had he not used me? I hated him! With a piece of stiff leather I fanned the coals in the brazier.	10
3	39	How disgusting she was! I hated her! I had been in the camp now for better than two days.	10
3	161	How I hated him! How he kept me on my knees to him.	10
3	162	How I hated him! And yet he was the most magnificently attractive man I had ever seen.	10
4	440	I hated the bells, so many, so tiny, hung about my body, which I could not remove, which would draw them to me.	10
4	462	Most I hated the larger bell, of different note, fastened tightly at my left hip.	10
4	607	I hated him.	10
5	630	I had been exposed to danger, as though I might have been any slave, any slave at all, even a hated slave.	10
6	22	I hated her.	10
7	1008	I resented, and hated her.	10
7	1228	Suddenly I resented and hated those other girls from the bottom of my heart.	10
9	231	What was I, truly? All the misery and shame of Earth suddenly swept through me! How unworthy, how contemptible, how despicable, how terrible I was! The negativistic conditioning of a world, of years of pathological conditioning, swept through me, that I might, as intended, be a stranger to myself, t...	10
9	657	Sometimes in the fields I hated Clitus Vitellius.	10
9	661	How I hated Clitus Vitellius! I looked up again.	10
9	665	I hated peasants.	10
9	740	I knew Melina did not like me, but I did not think she hated me more than the other girls.	10
9	1198	He had toyed with me, making me love him helplessly, and had then, for his amusement, given me away! How I hated him! How I loved him! Always I would remember his hands upon me! Always in my heart I would be his slave girl.	10
9	1205	I hated him! Always in my heart I would think of him as my master.	10
9	1206	I so loved him, and hated him! If only I could have vengeance upon him! How sweet it would be to subject him to the revenge of a scorned slave girl! But what chance had a slave girl for revenge? She was only slave.	10
10	63	How I hated him! I felt a tug on the neck tether.	10
12	830	Who knew to what new chains one might be taken? Was it not even said that occasionally free women, lonely and miserable, their most profound needs unsatisfied, desperate for love, frequented high, lonely bridges at night, putting themselves in peril of capture and enslavement? Surely a slave girl wo...	10
13	262	I hated them! I did not wish to be looked upon, but they did not look upon me! "Examine this beauty," said the auctioneer, indicating me with his whip.	10
14	430	Then I remembered that I hated him.	10
20	155	I remembered I hated Clitus Vitellius.	10
20	156	How I hated him! But I felt sorry then for the men of Ar.	10
20	369	Suddenly I hated her and him! He dismissed the girl, but I had seen him look upon her, as a warrior, a master.	10
20	370	I hated them both! It had been Clitus Vitellius of Ar who had first enslaved me.	10
21	55	I could not have hated him so much had I not loved him so deeply.	10
23	60	Had I not loved you so much I could not have so much hated you.	10
24	140	I knew they hated me.	10
26	45	The Lady Elicia, as I soon discovered, and had earlier suspected, despised and hated men.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	126	One of the most humiliating things that can occur to a slave girl is to find herself on her belly, unbidden, moaning, crawling to the feet of a hated master.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	287	Interestingly I had heard her ask herself if she hated me, because she wanted me as her master.	10
11	218	For some reason, it seemed, she hated her.	10
24	210	"You are the daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu," said Kisu, coldly.	10
24	216	"Please!" "I hear but the voice of the proud free woman, Tende, daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu," said Kisu.	10
24	240	"No! No, please! No, please!" "I hear the voice of the proud free woman, Tende," said Kisu, "who is the daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu".	10
24	346	"I hated you!" she said.	10
24	385	"I claim you, Tende, daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu," he said, "as my slave, and now, for the first time, I assert over you the full and uncompromising rights of my mastery".	10
32	712	I was a woman of a foreign and hated race, and a slave.	10
40	16	"You are the daughter of my hated enemy, Aibu," he said.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	86	Most briefly put, on the level of primitive simplicity, such women hated men and yet wished to be men.	10
1	87	They hated men because they were not men.	10
5	55	I did not know why Lola so hated me.	10
7	146	"I hated you," she said.	10
7	158	"You would have had this done," I asked, "because you hated me?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
17	56	She hated her.	10
22	249	"How I have despised you in your pride and pretensions, how I hated you, how I held you in contempt! And now you are fully mine, helpless and at my mercy!" The girl sobbed.	10

Book 15. (3 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	530	"You will help me get this hated collar off, won't you?" she purred, lifting her arms and putting them about my neck, lifting her lips to mine.	10
21	25	She knows that she has value, and is admired by men, and even lusted for, and that she is envied, and even hated, by free women.	10
21	331	It is not unusual for a slave girl to kneel, head down, before even a hated master, and beg his touch.	10

Book 16. (3 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	920	She now finds herself helplessly a form of woman she has been taught to regard as less than human, as only a property, as no more than a vended animal, a form of woman she has been taught all her life, from her early girlhood on, to look down upon and despise, a form of woman scarcely worth her cont...	10
21	44	"And even if you were a hated master, it would still, for us slaves, be such an experience".	10
21	45	"Even if the master were a hated one?" I asked.	10

Book 17. (2 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	156	As a free woman she doubtless hated slave girls, the lascivious, shameless sluts who drove men wild with such desire for them.	10
13	416	"Do you think she disliked you, or hated you?" I asked.	10

Book 18. (10 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	249	He had been the slave of the hated enemy.	10
7	806	I did not know why she hated him so.	10
9	245	The liberties, in certain senses, permitted to slave girls doubtless constituted an additional reason why free women so hated and envied them.	10
12	609	One form of vengeance slavery is the proxy slavery, in which one woman, totally innocent, is enslaved and made to stand proxy for a hated, at-least-temporarily-inaccessible woman, even being given her name.	10
12	611	Even if the hated woman is later captured the proxy is not freed.	10
39	133	"But, on the whole," she said, "how I scorned slaves, how I hated them!" "Oh?" I asked.	10
39	134	"Do you know the slaves I hated the most, those I most despised?" she asked.	10
39	137	"How I hated them! They were so beautiful and desirable! Sometimes I would take a whip into the streets and deliberately jostle one, and then make her lie down and whip her across the legs!" "The same thing, now, could be done to you," I said.	10
39	141	"It seems, then," I said, "that you hated them because you were jealous of them, that, in reality, you envied them".	10
39	227	"How I at one time so hated slaves and now have never been so happy as when I am a slave myself!" "No longer do you hate them," I said.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	105	How insolent he was! How I hated him! I wondered, too, if some men, indeed, might find me a desirable buy.	10
6	457	I had thrown myself at him like a tart, and had been rejected! How could I have done that? Was I only a little tart, or was I a desperate, needful woman, one who had dared to be true to her needs? How I hated him! I was a Tatrix, a Tatrix! He was only a soldier, a mere guard! I had power.	10
6	469	It was no wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves.	10
6	640	How I hated him! "There are places you have not taken me in Corcyrus," I reminded him.	10
7	212	I hated those other women.	10
8	577	How she had humiliated and embarrassed me, the shameless tart! I hated and despised her.	10
24	249	Indeed, often they seem of their own accord, like a force of nature to burn and flame anew in the slave, and she then will find herself crawling even to the feet of a hated master, begging for his caress.	10
30	169	They thought they hated men but they were, in fact, only begging to be put at their feet.	10
36	931	"And thus," said he, "may a hated slave be denied".	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	669	One of the strongest chains binding a slave, even to a hated master, is her need for sexual relief; she is, after all, a slave; frequently, and perhaps even to her misery, if the master is hated, she begins to sense her growing restlessness, her uneasiness and discomfort; she may fight it, but it is...	10
1	670	She then bellies, helpless, even to a hated master, kissing and licking his feet, petitioning his caress.	10
16	926	"I loved you even when I despised you and hated you, and thought you weak.	10

Book 21. (5 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	1611	How she hated the female slave.	10
19	70	How Boabissia hated Feiqa! Did she really think it was wrong, or improper, for Feiqa to give her master such incredible pleasure? I did not think so.	10
24	553	She hated them, and held them in great contempt".	10
25	190	"You sing the joys of a love slave, surely," I said, "not the woes of a woman who must crawl beneath the whip of a hated master".	10
25	2126	"How I despised and hated those poor weak fools seemingly so incapable of giving me anything else! Were they men or not? I felt like biting and kicking them in frustration and rage! Had I done so they would doubtless have been stunned and dismayed.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	33	How he had hated me! I still could not understand the full extent of his animosity.	10
6	38	I should have rejoiced, I suppose, that he had gone his way, he who was so fierce and had hated me so keenly, doubtless never to lay eyes on me again, content doubtless now to merely ponder, upon occasion, with amusement, the fate to which he had consigned me, but, to be honest, I would not have min...	10
6	39	I suppose I should have hated him, for what he had done to me.	10
6	214	There would be doubtless a kind of war between women like that and women such as myself, I thought, a war in which women such as I, in effect, would be unarmed, and, perhaps despised and hated by them, fully at their mercy, totally helpless before them.	10
6	322	Perhaps she hated men and it was thus an insidious, half-understood way of attacking them, by attempting to spoil and ruin us, by trying to make us inert and like herself.	10
8	289	I awaited the command to lift my head, to view my master, to greet him with joy, to prove to him that I was no longer a hated "modern woman," no longer a spoiled, pampered woman of a sick, antibiological world, that I was now only his, a female slave, vulnerable and exposed in the fullness of her wo...	10
9	323	I thought how amused Teibar might have been, to have thought of me, his hated "modern woman," as he thought, being sold, and being sold in this place, a place fit for her, a sales barn, where tarsks, four-legged, and two-legged, like herself, were sold.	10
11	624	Suddenly I wished I was one of those women like leather who hated men.	10
11	1312	I hated him! "What are men going to do to me?" I asked.	10
11	1630	I still had no clear understanding as to how it was that a girl could bruise herself against the bars of her cage, trying to touch a guard, or crawl naked on her belly to a hated master, if only to feel the blow of his hand or foot.	10
24	535	"How I hated you," she said.	10
29	1601	Instantly I hated Tela.	10
30	80	I suddenly hated being a slave! Was this possible? That I should be so casually put, so cordially put, in the liberality of a Gorean host, at the disposal of guests? But of course it was possible! I was only a slave! But why would he do this to me, to me? Was I truly to him only this, only another s...	10

Book 23. (2 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	312	Why should one not seize one if it is convenient to do so? Others may not have wanted the slaves to fall into the hands of the hated Cosians, simply to deprive them of this loot, or perhaps, more, to deny to them the inordinate rewards and pleasures which accrue to a male from the ownership of a fem...	10
18	314	Or perhaps even it was a symptom of the free woman's envy and hatred of the female slave, so profoundly and widely evidenced, that she wanted to keep the slave from experiencing the joys of being categorically possessed by men, that she wanted to deny to the slave, so lowly and despised, so hated, t...	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	199	I hated them then, and in my heart reviled them.	10
29	139	Such a woman would have hated her, and been consumed with jealousy, resenting her specialness and preciousness, the particular place she held in the camp, the regard in which she was held by the men.	10
43	148	I hated to think of him at the mercy of, say, a temporarily berserk Marcus.	10

Book 25. (5 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	270	Then he had discovered that she was from Cos, that ubarate which was his hated foe, at the hands of whose mercenary and regular forces he had seen his city destroyed.	10
2	57	I think he had forgotten that he hated the wench, and such.	10
2	75	Understandably enough, given these official accounts of doings in the north, Ar's Station and those of Ar's Station were much despised and hated in Ar.	10
9	553	Consider one who was once a proud free woman reduced to bondage and now the victim of ignited slave needs who must crawl to the feet of even a hated master, perhaps a former enemy, and, her lips to his feet, piteously sue for his attentions.	10
19	591	"The three of us who owed our collars to Milo hated one another," she said.	10

Book 26. (18 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	1129	Perhaps that was why she hated me.	10
8	569	Why had he hated me? Was he angry that I could not help but be what I was? The guards in the house, late in my training, had been warned away from me.	10
11	64	Let her watch out for herself, and her place on a chain! I hated her! I considered the eyes of the men.	10
11	418	Perhaps she hated me because I was from Earth.	10
14	1772	"Yes!" "If you were actually a slave," I said, "it would not matter whether or not you hated him, or he you.	10
16	31	I hated the silken veil then, despite its beauty, for it sealed my lips from food.	10
19	1030	Afterwards I would cry out to him that I hated him, and then, a little later, I would beg him to keep me!" "I understand," I said.	10
29	214	"Oh," he said, angrily, "it is not merely that you were once the hated Constanzia of Besnit! What matter such mild hatreds? We have you now in our collar.	10
29	218	No, do not dare to lift your head, hated slave!" The slave kept her head down.	10
29	219	"You do not understand, do you, hated, branded slut!" he cried.	10
29	373	"Perhaps," he said, "your eyes, your hair, if it be dark, truly dark, as hers, that you remind me of her, will gain you, you hated slut, a lenience which you might not obtain by other means.	10
29	377	"You will not weaken me! I shall not be weak! I will not be weak! You have been the enemy of our house, and are now my slave! No lenience for you, hated slut! No indulgence for the new slave, Constanzia!" He looked down at her, in fury.	10
34	65	I hated the game.	10
40	151	"I am a beast, a monster, hated and shunned, so born, and so condemned to live".	10
44	179	"You were, as I understand it," said the first man to Aynur, who seemed now unable to rise even to her knees, "a poor first girl, one not only unpopular in the garden, but even one richly hated therein, one who ruled it strictly and cruelly, personally, arbitrarily, using your modicum of power as an...	10
44	192	I knew that she hated me.	10
45	249	I recalled that he hated me.	10
46	51	"Or," I said, "that even if you hated me, that you wanted me, that you desired me, that you would have me at your feet, helplessly subject in all things to your imperious will".	10

Book 27. (36 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	78	How she hated a student who thought, who criticized, who challenged! Did he not know he was there not to question but to learn, or subscribe? He could have had at least the courtesy of pretending a hypocritical conversion to the prescribed doctrine.	10
2	96	How she then hated men, and him! He was so large, she felt so small, almost insignificant, almost intimidated, before him.	10
2	164	How she hated that young woman for some reason, the blond-haired, simple, surely stupid-looking one, how could he be interested in her, and yet there was a certain something about her, in the fullness of her lush, painted lips, how frightful, she used make-up, the sweet width but suggested softness ...	10
2	166	How she hated the woman! When the woman turned about, she seemed for a moment surprised to find herself the object of such a regard, one so disapproving, so severe.	10
2	229	She had been sometimes thought of as "dainty," but she hated that word, which seemed so demeaning, so minimizing.	10
4	72	Did this mean that she, somehow, now shared some status, or condition, with that other woman, that trivial, simple, stupid, hated, beautiful Tutina? Surely not! Too, she now understood the meaning of the bandage which had been worn by Tutina to both performances.	10
4	353	It pleased the older woman to see the sensuous, hated, beautiful blonde so much in his power.	10
7	74	She recalled a remark he had made of the hated Tutina, whom she had not yet seen on this world, that he had "bought her".	10
10	25	She had hated Tutina from the first, even from the moment she had first seen her at the opera, so long ago, probably because she had seemed simple, stupid and so beautiful, but, more likely, as she was, in fact, neither simple nor stupid, because she was beautiful and was with the young man.	10
10	41	So she knew why she feared, and resented, and hated Tutina.	10
10	361	"Do not those of your ideology dare to use that sacred, holy, terrible word, that word for nature's last and fiercest arbiter, that maker and unmaker of states, that creator and destroyer of cultures, singing songs of armies, and blood and steel, that ultimate and terrifying tribunal, with all the m...	10
11	62	Once, on her former world, in an officelike room, Ellen had relished being served by the hated Tutina, coffee and pastries, and had, in her manner, subtly and abundantly exploited the situation in such a way as to make abundantly clear to Tutina the servile nature of the task, and her own implicit s...	10
11	597	Sometimes fleeing female slaves, runaways, attempting to escape hated masters in the clothing of free women are simply stopped, unceremoniously, and stripped, their brands and collars then revealed.	10
13	22	He would not know that Nelsa hated Ellen, fearing that she might tell her secret, about the threatened scalding.	10
14	132	Surely the slave who must, to her misery, in fear of her very life, proffer perfectly the most delicious and intimate of services to the most hated of masters knows that.	10
16	626	And suddenly it came to her again that free women hated the slaves, and envied them.	10
16	1042	"Someone must have hated you very much," said Cotina.	10
17	41	Indeed, some Gorean slave girls regard the barbarians as dangerous and hated rivals.	10
17	175	It is not like the speech of the hated Cosians, for example".	10
18	159	Then I do not think we would be so different!" Ellen decided she hated free women.	10
18	160	But then that was appropriate enough, she supposed, for, clearly, free women hated slaves, and perhaps, oddly enough, feared them, as well.	10
18	685	She knew how those of Cos were hated in Ar.	10
19	223	She recalled how she despised and hated him.	10
24	179	"Your master must have hated you very much," she said.	10
24	872	She was obeying, and kneeling, a naked slave, in the presence of Selius Arconious, whom she hated.	10
25	816	And, too, she hated him.	10
26	503	She had forgotten, for the moment, it seems, that she hated him.	10
26	609	She knew she hated him, of course, but, still, he was very strong, and very handsome, and, too, of course, he owned her.	10
26	637	Too, though she hated Selius Arconious, she was sure, it nonetheless pleased her to kneel thusly before him.	10
26	1342	She may be loved, or hated.	10
26	1424	She told herself that she hated him, that she despised him, but she knew herself his, and, for some reason, her eyes were moist with tears.	10
26	1497	"Know that you are hated!" he said.	10
27	437	Why did she not rejoice? Was she not to be rescued from the grasp of he whom she feared and hated, her cruel master, Selius Arconious? She had little doubt then, though she could not yet see them, who followed them.	10
27	1571	How he hated her! Fel Doron drew Ellen, on her knees, to the vicinity of the left, rear wheel of the wagon, thrust her under the wagon, and then tied her leash about the rear axle.	10
27	2599	Who blames the kaiila who responds to the digging heels, the reins and quirts of diverse riders? Suddenly she was suffused with anger, and remembered that she hated Selius Arconious.	10
28	96	But would that he caressed me! But even if I hated him I would want him to caress me.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	188	"She has always hated him, loathed him, as do most of the Kurii, as a misbred monster and freak, and now she belongs to him, and the collar on her neck is his".	10
34	174	Even when I thought I despised and hated men, I still wanted keenly to be attractive to them".	10
43	194	"Where is the tool, to free me of this hated device?" said the Lady Bina, indicating the unwelcome encirclement which graced her slim neck.	10
43	316	The Gorean slave girl is much at the mercy of free women, by whom she is likely to be resented and hated, and free women are not above petty exercises of power, ordering the slave to kneel, to serve her, to bare herself, to kiss her embroidered slippers, and such.	10
50	34	Does she not, eagerly and piteously, driven by her aroused needs, as before, crawl to his slave ring, soliciting his least touch? Even were he a cruel and hated master, even of an enemy city, she could not help but behave so.	10
62	27	"Have you not planned for that," asked Cabot, "by demonstrating his concern for the welfare of the much-hated traitress, the Lady Bina, his defense of her against the human, Cestiphon, and urging her trial, conviction, and execution, confident that Grendel would defend her, and thus die with her?" "...	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	374	Such fires will put her at the mercy of even a hated master.	10
9	159	I think she hated Miss Wentworth, and Miss Wentworth, surely, was not her mistress.	10
10	80	They see the slave girl as a vulnerable, but hated rival, with whom, for the interest of men, they could not begin to compete.	10
11	205	"I hated men," she said.	10
22	22	One interesting case involved a woman's intention to arrange for the capture and enslavement of a hated rival, but it was she instead who found herself stripped and chained, and was delivered to the rival as her serving slave.	10
22	112	No wonder they hated slaves with such vehemence.	10
28	280	And often, she in his power, and as he is teaching her her collar, he may have it, however foolishly, that she stands proxy for her city and he may, however absurdly, vent upon her all the contempt and spleen he feels for a hated foe.	10
28	282	One supposes the master's victimization of his property will eventually subside, one certainly hopes so, when he no longer sees her as a scion of, and in terms of, hated foes, but comes to understand that she is no longer a proud, exalted free woman of the enemy toward whom a sword may be legitimate...	10

Book 30. (15 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	277	"That hated name is no longer spoken.	10
1	369	"That name, that hated name," said the taverner, "is not to be spoken".	10
3	200	"I hated her," she said.	10
3	235	What had been begun by the Delta Brigade, that hated, secret band of subversives, the resistance, implacable to the occupation, came openly alive and flaming with the sudden reappearance of Marlenus of Ar, Ubar of Ubars.	10
3	559	'I and other sandal slaves of the hated Lady Flavia of Ar, traitress to the Home Stone of Ar, have been sent to the perimeter, that we might identify our former mistress, should she attempt to elude the justice of Ar.	10
3	592	'In apprehending the hated traitress, Lady Flavia of Ar!' I said quickly.	10
7	128	The victim of such fires will crawl naked to the feet of even a hated master, begging him piteously and desperately for his least caress.	10
17	60	This is perhaps one reason they tend to be resented, if not despised and hated, by their Gorean collar sisters, and, certainly, by free women.	10
20	256	How I thought I hated them, while I really wanted to be put in their chains.	10
20	259	How I, and my kind, hated slaves, women in their fitting place in nature, who, in radiance, and contentment, so joyful, were fulfilled by masters! How we envied those degraded, pathetic, despicable things in their tiny tunics, their bodies so bared, and collars, so unslippable, so closely encircling...	10
20	346	"You are willing, then, to be the most contemptible, the most hated and scorned by free women, the lowest, and most degraded of slaves, the pleasure slave?" "Yes," she said, "more than anything.	10
25	358	How they, former conspirators, now helpless, hated one another! It occurred to me that the occupants of that tiny enclosure were worth a fortune.	10
25	410	"Yes, and hated you!" said Alcinoë.	10
26	243	If she were one of the most desired, she was also one of the most detested, most hated, women on Gor.	10
34	163	"Perhaps," I said, "they hated you not simply for your beauty, but because they sensed in you the ancient, natural woman, the yearning, needful woman, who cannot help but respond to men as a slave to her master, something they much feared in themselves, something that terrified them, something they ...	10

Book 31. (23 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	261	And I hated the gag.	10
7	760	I knew that we were hated by free women.	10
8	676	How that had stung! Did they think I was unworthy of them, because they were richer, of a better-known, more-distinguished family, or such? How I hated them! I did not think, really, on the other hand, that they were that immune to my charm, my beauty, and such.	10
8	969	You know her well for her betrayal of the Home Stone, for her profiteering, for her collaboration with the hated invaders.	10
8	979	How then, I wondered, could it be that the former Lady Persinna was even now on that simple cement platform, before buyers? "You know her sycophancy," said the auctioneer, "her privileges, her position in the court of the hated Talena, false Ubara! You know the favors she received, the contracts acc...	10
8	1151	I hated her.	10
8	1521	In one sense she is at peace with her sex, but, in another sense, periodically, if her slave fires burn, she is its helpless victim, a tormented slave, who will crawl even to a hated master, for his least touch.	10
8	1746	To the free man she is a joy and treasure; to the free woman she is a hated reproach and rival.	10
10	100	I gather it is the name of a monster, a grotesque anomaly, a lonely thing of bogs, and marshes and wildernesses, unpleasant to look upon, hated and feared, perhaps the result of an experiment which turned out badly, so that seems appropriate".	10
10	1317	How I hated him, but might he not be my master? I knew I was ready, open, wet, gaping, and a master's.	10
16	165	I hated him.	10
17	5	Perhaps, then, I thought, as I hated him, I should favor another color, say, yellow, or red, just so that it would be different, to spite him, though it would not do, of course, to call such a discrepancy to his attention.	10
17	155	Though I hated him, I wanted to be helpless near him.	10
17	397	How I hated him! He saw me as what I was, a slave.	10
18	710	But I hated him! He had knelt me, eyes closed, head to the floor, wrists crossed behind me, awaiting their pinioning, and then, when I had been released from this custody, I had seen him thrust a stripped, frightened, thonged Kalligone before him to an alcove! I was quite angry.	10
20	274	Too, for whatever reason, I was reluctant to leave the vicinity of the brute I so hated, Desmond of Harfax, he who had treated me so badly, who held me in such contempt, who had so scorned me.	10
21	88	How angry I was! How I hated Desmond of Harfax! Was I, the former Allison Ashton-Baker, worth so little? To be sure, she was now only kajira.	10
22	65	It might have been given to him by any slave! Perhaps he was not even aware of who had brought it to him! What a beast he was! Again I hated him.	10
26	362	"And so," he said, "the slave performs before the loathed, hated master, frantically hoping to be found pleasing".	10
27	357	"How I hated you, how I despised you!" she said.	10
39	28	How strong are men! How they look upon us! How much we are at their mercy! How I hated him! How I wanted to kiss his feet.	10
49	244	How right I was to have hated him.	10
52	592	I had heard, often enough, too, of beautiful slaves crawling to the feet of hated masters, begging piteously for the relief of a caress.	10

Book 32. (38 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	29	I hated him, hated him! Was he not the monster who had brought me to the marking iron and collar, the longed-for, ecstatic degradation of bondage, and had then dismissed me, as he must have a thousand others, processed like cattle for the girl markets of Gor? How I hated him, but even on Earth I had...	10
23	119	How I hated he who had brought me to the collar, who had scorned me on the dock! How I had demeaned myself before him, kneeling as though in the presence of my master, as though I, Margaret Alyssa Cameron, of Earth, might be a slave! He had not even recognized me, he who had brought me and others li...	10
35	103	You hated her, as you hated Darla.	10
38	169	"At one time I dreaded it, and hated it, and loathed it, and did my best not to be a woman, but a sort of man, one who hated men, and pretended not to want to be a man, but yet wanted to be a man, but then in my deepest heart I knew I was a woman, and wanted to be a woman".	10
42	4	But of course I had not wanted to see him again, for I despised, and hated him, such a ruthless, uncaring, thoughtless, uncompromising brute, and master! How terrifying it would be to be owned by such a man, to be his, to be done with as he pleased! Why had he not bought me? Surely I was not expensi...	10
7	96	Was it not he who had looked upon me, and had seen fit to bring me to bondage? Should I not have hated him for this? Rather I wanted to kneel before him.	10
9	281	Perhaps they were less important, or less visible, or would be less readily denounced, being less hated.	10
11	172	I supposed I should have hated him, but instead I knew, rather, I wanted his collar.	10
15	782	I would escape! How I hated men! And I knew that I was owned by them.	10
15	783	And mostly I hated one, he who had brought me here from my own world, he who was responsible for my collaring.	10
16	65	After her lashing, she had not only failed to be grateful that I should be concerned that she be improved, but, incredibly, had been resentful, even to asserting that she hated me, as if that would be of interest to anyone.	10
17	72	How I hated him, and all men, the masterful beasts who would take us in hand, own us, and do with us as they pleased! I stared after him, angrily, the callous brute, so tall and strong, with that easy, unhurried walk, the proud, high gaze before which men might take pause, the broad back, the narrow...	10
17	77	How horrifying that I should be here, on a remote world, a marked, half-naked, collared slave! How incomprehensible and lamentable was my fate! I looked after him, enraged, and hated him! It was he who had brought me to this, to the indelible marking of my body, to the shame and degradation of a col...	10
17	78	How miserable I was, there, kneeling alone on the boards! How I hated him! And all men! Why could they not be like the men of Earth, sweet, understanding, sensitive, weak, confused, timid, eager to please, easily guided, suitably conditioned, manipulable, repudiators of nature, betrayers of their bl...	10
23	120	I hated him! And I wanted to kneel before him, and press my lips to his feet.	10
25	401	And I had fallen to my knees before him on the dock at Shipcamp, and he had again turned away! How I despised and hated him! I had prostrated myself before him, as a tunicked, collared, marked slave, on the dock at Shipcamp, and he had again turned away.	10
25	403	I hated him And yet, I knew, in some sense, he was my master, and I his slave.	10
29	39	How they must be hated, I thought.	10
39	104	What woman knows if the man who looks upon her, perhaps casually, perhaps appraisingly, is a master? How I hated the brute who had first discerned me in the aisle of the large emporium, he who had brought me to the degradation of the collar, for which I had yearned, he at whose feet I longed to lie,...	10
41	53	How I hated him! And I remembered how Donna had knelt beside Genserich and licked his thigh, beautiful, loving, obedient beast that she was.	10
41	66	How I hated him! I wondered if he were watching, from the shore, if he saw me, as I was now.	10
41	75	I wished that he whom I hated might be on shore, watching me, not that it made any difference to me.	10
41	208	How I hated the boor who had scorned me in Shipcamp, and who ignored me now.	10
41	209	How I hated him, and wanted to throw myself before him, begging to be accepted as his slave.	10
41	349	How I hated him! But might he not have sought me? Was it only as a fled slave that he had sought me? I did not know.	10
41	501	I rose to my feet and looked about, and saw him whom I hated across the camp.	10
42	6	Was I truly nothing but another slave to him, merely another piece of meaningless collar-meat, to be indifferently fetched from a pen, or block, by a coin? How I hated him! How I wanted his collar! Then I was afraid.	10
42	181	Let him hunger for a slave who was indifferent to him, one he might desire but who did not desire him, one who would be forever beyond his grasp, one whom he would never have, one who loathed him, who despised him, who found him repulsive, who hated him, who scorned him, whose most dreaded fate woul...	10
43	659	And why should women not be vain, as they are so precious, desirable, and beautiful? How can men not lust for them, and make them slaves? What pallid, inert fool would not wish to own one? Whose blood would be so weak that he would not see them as the natural property of men? And what woman was more...	10
43	786	Some captains, commanders, Ubars, and such, utilize the services of such a slave, usually for the pleasure of witnessing the discomfiture and misery of some hated enemy.	10
44	58	Too, I was sure that Master Axel would wish to return quickly with the sleen to Shipcamp, and, happily, doubtless, too, the monstrous brute with him whom I hated with such vehemence.	10
44	75	Soon I had seen his eyes, those of he whom I hated, upon me, and as those of a displeased master on a slave.	10
46	27	How pleased I should be that I had escaped from the brute I hated, and now so terribly feared, but, too, strangely, and piercingly, I felt alone and incomplete, even lost, with each step, apart from him, apart from his attention, his size, power, and presence, almost as might, I supposed, a kajira s...	10
46	32	Did they not know they were men? Did they think we longed for "persons," neuters, identicals, or imitation women? Were they ashamed of their blood? Did they fear it? Why did so many strive to diminish and betray themselves in order to please and satisfy those pathological ideologues who feared and h...	10
46	35	How could we be happy, if not in our place, at the feet of our masters? I hated him, yes, but I had wanted, too, to be owned by him Even from the first time our eyes had met, on a far world, I had sensed I was appropriately a rightless belonging, and wanted to be his.	10
50	206	How I then pitied free women, and began to understand why they hated us so.	10
50	213	"She would be yours," I said, "your slave!" "I thought you hated me," he said.	10
52	735	I hated you.	10

Book 33. (12 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	323	"You hated him?" I said.	10
21	334	'Let us mount,' said my hated captor.	10
21	357	'Remain here,' said the hated Tajima, and he went to sever the lead on the tarn he would mount.	10
27	128	"There is no place for me in the holding of the hated Temmu," he said, "nor in the aerie of demon birds".	10
29	360	Why should she have treated him so, so derided and hated him? Should she not, at least, have been flattered by his interest? Would it not have been enough to ignore him or avoid him? Is civility so costly? "Remain as you are," he said.	10
35	6	Sometimes a free woman, from a conquered, hated city, is cast naked into a cage or pen of male slaves.	10
57	11	"Of the hated household of Lord Yamada," snarled Tajima.	10
57	19	Is the beauty of women not one of the pleasures of men? The slave, for example, is required to be as beautiful as possible before men, even before a hated master, as well as, naturally, graceful, obedient, deferent, and submissive.	10
57	137	"I was stripped, put to the floor, handed about!" "Excellent," said Tajima, "high lady, of the hated house of Yamada".	10
58	45	She was, after all, a high lady, of the hated house of Yamada.	10
58	101	"Of the hated house of Yamada," said Tajima.	10
59	115	"Please, great lord," she said, "remove this hated rope from my neck, this degrading leash, cut my hands free, clothe me, and then kill them! Kill them all!" "Turn about, as you are, on your knees," he said, "that your back is to me, and your face to our visitors".	10

Book 34. (14 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	In those days I did not know if I most hated him, or feared him.	10
1	43	What is a slave without her master, and what is a master without his slave? How he hated the women of Earth! Why did he hate us? How wrong that was! Why did he not simply take us in hand, and collar us? I would, were it in my power, he had said, bring ten thousand of the best to a better world, to a...	10
1	163	Had I not auditioned for plays? Had I not submitted a portfolio to more than one agency? With good fortune I might soon be able to leave behind the hated office, the dictatorship of clocks and calendars, the endless routines, the instructions of boring superiors, phrased as requests or suggestions, ...	10
8	58	I hated the training collar.	10
23	94	"I suspected," he said, "that you hated Kurik of Victoria, and thus that I could most easily have my will with you did I pretend enmity to that noble, prized fellow, that most fortunate fellow, whom I gladly seek".	10
26	69	Amongst applicants might be found the dishonored and failed, the disappointed and abandoned, the despised and hated, the hopeless and resigned, the mocked and ridiculed, ones who have fled from Home Stones, who have repudiated codes, perhaps fugitives who seek a sanctuary behind dark walls, possibly...	10
27	44	Should I not have hated him? But I wanted his collar, his lash on my flesh, showing he owned me.	10
30	303	He had seen! I hated him! Before him, before this master, I had betrayed my slave needs! "What do you think I will do with you?" he asked.	10
33	627	Suddenly I hated the thing.	10
45	61	I hated him for how he had fooled me! I wondered what it would be to be in his arms, submitting to him as I would have to do, as a slave, as though I could have helped myself! I was no longer my own person, not that I wished to be.	10
45	193	The kajira is vulnerable, helpless and rightless, an animal, and is commonly despised and hated by free women.	10
49	207	I hated her.	10
49	292	I hated her.	10
49	293	I hated her! How could I compete with her, half-naked, in a tunic, collared, on my knees? "A single bottle," said Decius Albus, "may cost as much as a golden tarsk".	10

Book 35. (17 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	108	She is not yet the victim of slave fires, hoping for, and begging for, the least caress of even a hated master".	10
12	18	I hated Addison Steele, and longed for his collar.	10
12	20	How my slave's body and heart had responded to his dominance! I hated him, and wanted him to own me.	10
12	21	I hated him, and wanted to be his slave.	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
15	125	And I hated the woman who had been with him though I had never even seen her, the Lady Dorna.	10
24	131	I decided I hated her.	10
29	53	How I hated Addison Steele, whose slave I wished to be! What an arrogant, uncompromising beast and master he was.	10
29	67	Then I remembered that he was nothing to me, and that I hated him.	10
29	72	Then I hated him, again.	10
29	74	"Free! Consider that, and fume! So Bruno of Torcadino thought so little of me that he would not even charge a tarsk-bit for my use! And that arrangement was accepted without demure as appropriate by Addison Steele!" I hated men, and wanted to kneel before them, naked, in their chains, and gratefully...	10
30	40	They much hated us, for our attractiveness to men, I suppose, and we, half naked in our collars, weak, helpless, and vulnerable, unable to resist, were much at their mercy.	10
33	676	How I hated him! He had dared to treat me as a slave, I, once the well-stationed, proud Margaret Henderson, of Earth, as the slave I now am! He had treated me with disdain and contempt, albeit a disdain and contempt which I knew, as a slave, I richly deserved.	10
33	679	I hated him! I wanted to wear his bracelets, his collar, his chains, and feel his whip, if he should choose to whip me! Again I looked to the walls of Port Kar.	10
34	79	If I was not aware that the fabulous Talena, of Ar, so despised and hated, so grievously sought, the treacherous Ubara, the scheming traitress to her city, the betrayer of her Home Stone, the colleague of mortal enemies to Ar, was now safe in Cos, the guest of Lurius of Jad, I might have dared to en...	10
35	52	I then recalled how despicable he was, and how much I hated him.	10
41	194	Was his heart then not for hire? Did I not know him as duplicitous and faithless, as venal and untrustworthy? How easily he might turn his coat! How I hated him! How I loathed and despised him! And I wanted so much to be chained at his feet! One of the fellows who had entered the corridor with the m...	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	74	She was the sort of woman whom those women who hated men would despise, begrudging her her attractiveness, an attractiveness they themselves generally lacked.	10
13	75	"You are the worthless, lying minions of the nefarious Bosk of hated Port Kar, scourge of gleaming Thassa!" "No, no!" cried more than one man.	10
20	64	"Cos, hated Cos! That not you but that it will be safe, that it may do what it wants with you, and to you.	10
62	65	"I see," I said, "he, selected, a hated enemy, would deepen the friction between Cos and Port Kar, an enmity valuable to, and exploitable by, say, the court in Jad".	10