Heard Quotes from the Gor Series (500 Results)

Book 1. (36 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	36	Surely the administration of the college was curious, and angry at the inconvenience of having to replace an instructor in the middle of the year, for Tarl Cabot was never *heard* of again on the campus of that college.	9
3	41	Whereas there was a main common tongue on Gor, with apparently several related dialects or sublanguages, some of the Gorean languages bore in sound little resemblance to anything I had *heard* before, at least as languages; they resembled rather the cries of birds and the growls of animals; they were ...	9
3	117	I wondered at the possible antiquity of the Voyages of Acquisition I had *heard* my father speak of.	9
3	284	The next thing I knew his beak was open; I caught a brief sight of his thin, sharp tongue, as long as a man's arm, darting out and back, and then, snapping at me, he lunged forward, striking at me with that monstrous beak, and I *heard* the Older Tarl cry out in horror, "The goad! The goad!".	9
4	165	I removed my helmet, feeling proud as I *heard* the approval of the Council, both in voice and by Gorean applause, the quick, repeated striking of the left shoulder with the palm of the right hand.	9
5	152	I had seen too many village cooking fires on the last night, and twice I had *heard* the tarn whistles of nearby patrolsâ€”groups of three warriors flying their rounds.	9
5	155	Almost simultaneously I *heard* the raucous cry of a patrol leader of Ar, "We have him!" They had followed my tarn, trailing it back from its feeding in the swamp forest, and now, like the points of a rapidly converging triangle, three warriors of Ar were closing in on me.	9
6	24	As my tarn struck down on the platform and I leaped from its back, I *heard* a girl's scream.	9
6	27	From a short distance away I *heard* the shouts of men and the clank of arms as warriors raced up the stairs to the roof.	9
6	77	Then, to my astonishment, I *heard* a mechanically reproduced sound say, "Who are you?" I shuddered, believing that my mind had broken at last.	9
6	86	I *heard* the mechanically reproduced sound again.	9
6	130	About two or three minutes later I *heard* the hunger grunt of a wild tharlarion and a moment afterward the piercing scream of a terrified girl.	9
7	125	My heart leaped with joy as I *heard* her whimpering, choking gasps, her lungs spasmodically sucking in the fetid but vivifying air.	9
7	158	We were near the Ka-la-na trees when I *heard* a slight rustle of brocade behind me.	9
8	209	Beneath the hood, to my amazement, I *heard* her laugh.	9
9	35	She laughed again and disappeared, and I soon *heard* the sounds of her splashing delightedly in the water.	9
9	100	"Have you never *heard* of it?" I challenged, as if insulted.	9
9	137	I have *heard* she has the temper of a tharlarion and a face to match!" Talena stiffened, her pride offended.	9
9	138	"I have *heard*," she said imperiously, "that the daughter of the Ubar is the most beautiful woman on all Gor".	9
10	18	He had, of course, never *heard* of Bristol, but did not wish to admit it, at least before his men.	9
10	19	Moreover, he was far too shrewd to pretend that he had *heard* of the city.	9
10	95	We had gone scarcely ten paces and Talena could hardly have been fastened in the wagon before we *heard* a female scream of pain and a bevy of howls and shrieks.	9
11	119	I *heard* Talena scream.	9
12	30	Just as the tiny object, black against the blue sky, reached its apogee, I *heard* the click of the trigger, the vibration of the string, and the swift hiss of the quarrel.	9
12	98	My hair froze as I *heard* the shrill, angry cry of another tarn; he was an enormous creature as sable as the helmet of Pa-Kur, his wings beating like whips, bearing down relentlessly on my captor.	9
13	16	Perhaps the men of the mysterious camp *heard* the beating of the tarn's wings, perhaps I had been outlined for an instant against one of Gor's three circling moons, but suddenly the fires disappeared, kicked apart in a flash of sparks, and the glowing embers were smothered almost immediately.	9
13	20	As the tarn wheeled upward, I *heard* the wild, uncanny hunting cry of the larl, piercing the dusk from somewhere in the peaks below.	9
13	29	I thought perhaps he had *heard* the tarn, but he seemed to show no awareness of us.	9
13	102	From perhaps a pasang away I *heard* the frustrated roar of a larl, probably one of the companions of the beast I had killed, puzzled about the failure of the hunt.	9
14	86	I *heard* two screams of pain and found that I held the lance.	9
14	153	I *heard* the scream of the tarnsman and then the sudden silence.	9
18	150	I *heard* someone shout, a weird, terrified cry, "Tarns!" An alarm bar, a hollow metal tube struck by hammers, began to ring in frenzy.	9
18	177	I called out, as loudly as I could, "Marlenus, Ubar of Ar!" To my joy, from somewhere above, around the curve of the stairs, I *heard* the voice of the Ubar.	9
19	96	I had *heard* of the Flame Death from my father and from the Older Tarlâ€”that legendary fate which overtook those who had transgressed the will of the Priest-Kings.	9
19	114	The voice of Pa-Kur was *heard*, level and unnaturally calm.	9
19	171	I *heard* the joyous cry, "Sword Brother!" It was Kazrak's voice! "Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" cried another familiar voiceâ€”that of my father.	9

Book 2. (51 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	63	Behind me I *heard* him laugh, much the same bitter laugh that I had *heard* from the citizen.	10
13	114	I *heard* it hit heavily behind me, and *heard* Kron's grunt of anger and fear.	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
1	94	As he performed this gesture, he uttered some formula in that strange tongue I had *heard* but once beforeâ€”when I had nearly perished at his hands.	9
1	105	And in that sudden instant of startled, awe-struck silence, I *heard* him clearly, intensely, repeat in a hoarse whisper that strange phrase, "Ta-Sardar-Gor!" The bartender, a heavy, soft-faced man, waddled to the table.	9
1	174	I walked for some hours, in spite of my fatigue, thinking, puzzling about these strange things of which I had *heard*.	9
4	6	An ost, I thought! But the fangs held fast, and I *heard* the popping, sucking sounds of the bladderlike seed pods of a leech plant, as they expanded and contracted like small ugly lungs.	9
4	29	I thought I *heard* a slight sniffling, a grunt, a small doglike whine.	9
7	82	I *heard* a bird cry in the distance.	9
8	3	It must be as I had *heard*, that the streets of Tharna were open to all men who came in peace, whatever their city.	9
10	25	I knew that if justice were done in Tharna I would be acquitted, yet I was uneasyâ€”for how was I to know if my case would be fairly *heard* and decided? That I had been in possession of Ost's sack of coins would surely seem good prima-facie evidence of guilt, and this might well sway the decisio...	9
10	45	I *heard* Ost scream with surprise and terror as he was shoved through the door behind me.	9
10	58	I *heard* a voice of command, loud, harsh.	9
10	60	I *heard* the crack of a whip and the same command, more forcibly uttered.	9
10	70	With a sinking sensation I *heard* the snap of a heavy lock.	9
10	74	I *heard* the hiss of a whip and gritted my teeth as the leather coil bit at my flesh.	9
10	88	From some I *heard* groaning.	9
10	89	From some others I *heard* the shuffling and squealing of animals, perhaps more of the giant urts.	9
10	101	I *heard* the winding of a chain on a windlass, and saw one of the barred gates leading from the chamber slowly lifting.	9
12	98	"What is the significance of that?" I asked, for I had *heard* something of the sort before.	9
13	10	I *heard* the voice of Andreas next to me.	9
13	58	As we stood before the wall I *heard* the laughter of the Tatrix, and my vision blackened with rage.	9
13	117	In the sweat and blindness, unsteady under the violently swinging yoke, I *heard* the squeals of the frenzied crowd.	9
13	118	Blinded, I *heard* Kron regain his feet, lifting the heavy yoke that bound him.	9
13	119	I *heard* his harsh breathing, like the snorting of an animal.	9
13	120	I *heard* his short, quick, running steps in the sand, thudding toward me in a bull-like charge.	9
13	140	Everywhere I saw the silver masks, and *heard* the shrill command, "Slay him!" On every side I saw the merciless gesture, the extended right hand, palm turned inwards, the cruel, downward chopping motion.	9
14	137	I *heard*, too, the voice of Dorna the Proud urging the warriors to their task.	9
16	93	I *heard* the rattle of a chain and felt my limbs clasped in shackles.	9
16	95	I *heard* Dorna the Proud say, "Kill the tarn".	9
17	6	I *heard* four bolts being shoved into place.	9
18	97	When the iron door was shut and the bolts shot into place, I *heard* the Whip Slave laugh.	9
18	105	From somewhere above we *heard* the movement of a valve.	9
18	133	We *heard* him in the shaft, grunting, gasping, the sounds of chains scraping on stones as he began the torturous inch by inch ascent.	9
18	155	We *heard* a sudden, loud swift rushing of water.	9
19	35	We *heard* his body hit the sides a dozen times, and his frightened scream fading, only to be silenced by the distant, hollow splash in the water far below.	9
20	82	In it would not be *heard* the cry of tarns and the roar of larls.	9
20	140	I had not walked more than a pasang when, from a cluster of trees to my right, on the other side of a thin, swift stream that flowed from the Sardar, I *heard* the terrified scream of a girl.	9
21	5	I *heard* the hum of unhurried conversation.	9
21	7	For all I could tell neither of them had *heard* the scream, or paid it any attention.	9
21	14	I *heard* the scream once again.	9
21	231	And as I paused before each beauty in that chain and met her eyes and *heard* her words, "Buy Me, Master," I asked myself why I should not buy her, why I should not free her instead of the other girl.	9
22	185	Outside the tent we *heard* Targo's voice.	9
23	225	It was the plowing song I had first *heard* from the peasant in the mines.	9
24	142	On the roof of the palace beyond the double rampart I could occasionally see the head of a tarn and I *heard* their screams.	9
24	188	I *heard* a voice from behind the barricade, a young voice.	9
24	191	"You *heard* him," I cried, "say to me that he should have killed me on the Pillar of Exchanges! You know that it was I who stole your Tatrix at the Amusements of Tharna.	9
25	83	I *heard* his grunt of satisfaction as he rushed forward.	9
25	85	It reached for me with a whiplike motion of its furred neck and I felt the long sharp white teeth rake my arm but at the same time I *heard* another squeal of pain and the grunt of horror from the man in wrist straps.	9
25	89	I *heard* his terrified command, the feeble cracking of that whip held in an arm almost paralyzed with fear, his abrupt almost noiseless scream.	9
26	61	No man who has seen a woman in Pleasure Silk, or watched her dance, or *heard* the sound of a belled ankle or watched a woman's hair, unbound, fall to her waist can long live without the possession of such a delicious creature.	9

Book 3. (68 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	124	Suddenly in the distance I *heard* the rumble of the gong which I had *heard* before in the Hall of Priest-Kings.	10
17	4	In fevered sleep it seemed I saw Sarm's great head with its powerful, laterally moving jaws hovering over me, that I *heard* the cry of larls and saw the burning pupils of Parp's eyes and his reaching toward me with instruments and a golden net, and I found myself chained to the foot of Vika's couch a...	10
24	45	About an Ehn after I had turned and began to move away from the cavern, Vika on my shoulder, I *heard* from the cavern one of the strangest and most horrifying sounds I had ever *heard* in my life, a long, weird, frantic, enraged rush of sound, more than a rush of air, more than a wild hiss, almost a cr...	10
2	5	He could not read the manuscript, as it was written in English, a language as foreign to him as Gorean would be to most of you, but yet he would treasure the manuscript and guard it as though it were a most precious possession, for he was a scribe and it is the way of scribes to love the written wor...	9
2	36	As I entered I *heard* the mournful tolling of the huge, hollow metal bar which stands some way from the gate.	9
2	37	I had *heard* the tolling before, and knew that it signified that yet another mortal had entered the Sardar.	9
2	62	Some four days into the mountains I *heard* for the first time in my journey the sound of a thing other than the wind, the sighing of snow and the groaning of ice; it was the sound of a living thing; the sound of a mountain larl.	9
2	77	I then understood that the larl I had *heard* must be a larl of Priest-Kings, for no animal and no man enters or exists in the Sardar without the consent of Priest-Kings, and if it was fed it must be at the hand of Priest-Kings or their servants.	9
2	109	I had not yet seen the beast whose growl I had *heard*.	9
2	122	My heart sank for I *heard* another growl, that of a second beast.	9
3	32	Then I *heard* the movement of chains and I saw that the two chains which fastened the larls were not hooked to rings in the stone but vanished within circular apertures.	9
4	111	In the far distance, perhaps from some passage leading away from the Hall of Priest-Kings, I *heard* the roar of a larl.	9
7	9	"I'm afraid," I *heard* her call.	9
7	11	I thought I *heard* her weep, and supposed that she did so for herself, because she was frightened.	9
7	83	It of course occurred to me a hundred times that I was foolish, for actually I was conscious of having *heard* nothing.	9
7	93	It occurred to me that whatever followed might have *heard* the cessation of my footsteps.	9
8	115	I had *heard* poets sing of it.	9
9	161	I *heard* her voice over my shoulder.	9
9	199	In that moment I sensed once more that slightly acrid scent which I had experienced in the corridors beyond the chamber, and I pressed my mouth hard into Vika's until her lips were cut by my teeth and I had pressed her back until only my arm kept her from falling to the stones of the floor, and I he...	9
9	259	Behind me I *heard* her weep.	9
11	23	I *heard* nothing for the creature had snapped off his translator.	9
11	87	From behind me I *heard* the mechanical voice of Misk's translator: "But she is the Mother," it said, "and we of the Nest are all her children".	9
11	92	Usually the breathing cycle, unless one is quite close and listens carefully, cannot be *heard*, but in the present case I could hear quite clearly from a distance of several feet the quick intake of air through the eight tiny, tubular mouths in Sarm's abdomen, and its almost immediate expellation thr...	9
12	257	The two Priest-Kings had watched this small concourse with some interest, but now the voice of Sarm's translator was *heard*: "It is growing late," it said, "let the Matok be processed".	9
20	52	Vaguely I sensed that I had *heard* of this thing somewhere before.	9
20	53	In another chamber I *heard* a girl cry out.	9
20	71	"I have never *heard* of it," said the other attendant.	9
20	103	I lunged forward but Mul-Al-Ka and Mul-Ba-Ta, sensing my intention, seized my arms and before I could shake them off I *heard*, muffled but agonized from within that terrible metal globe, the cry of a branded slave girl.	9
21	31	We listened carefully and in the distance it seemed we *heard*, incredibly enough, the mournful singing of human voices, as though of many men, and the sound was as we determined by listening for a minute or two gradually nearing.	9
21	44	I *heard* Mul-Al-Ka draw in his breath quickly beside me.	9
22	9	I *heard* the other bar drop with a great clang to the floor.	9
22	17	I *heard* the bar I had just left slide out and fall like its predecessor to the stone floor below.	9
23	19	I found myself almost hoping that she had not, for it would have been more than enough to have *heard* it following in the tunnels.	9
24	1	The Golden Beetle At that instant I *heard* a slight noise and looked up to see peering at me from the darkness of one of the tunnels leading from the cavern, two flaming, luminous eyes.	9
25	23	As I prepared to resheath the sword I *heard* a slight noise in the passage and, in the light of the dying Mul-Torch, without moving, I waited.	9
25	45	Although the portal was thick I supposed that I might have been *heard* on the outside if I had pounded on it with the hilt of my sword.	9
25	122	As I gazed on this strange assemblage of creatures in the tiered cases it seemed clear to me that I must be gazing upon one of the vivaria of which I had *heard* Sarm speak.	9
25	124	I *heard* a groan from Vika and I turned to face her.	9
26	79	I *heard* her voice from over her shoulder and I could see her reflection in the side of the plastic case before which she stood.	9
26	224	I turned the key in the lock and *heard* the firm, heavy snap of the mechanism.	9
26	289	I *heard* her voice over my shoulder.	9
27	130	The scent-music suddenly stopped and the Priest-Kings seemed to rustle as though an unseen wind had suddenly stirred the leaves of autumn and I *heard* even the surprised jangling of those tiny metal tools.	9
27	176	Had the translator been turned on, I would have *heard* "Lo Sardar"â€”"I am a Priest-King".	9
27	194	Horror coursed through the ranks of the assembled Priest-Kings and their antennae waved wildly and their golden frames shook with rage, and hundreds of them must have simultaneously turned on their translators for I *heard* almost immediately from everywhere before me the contrastingly calm translatio...	9
27	195	Among the words I *heard* were "He must die," "Kill him," "Death to the Mul".	9
27	197	But then, from the Mother herself, behind me, I sensed once again the transmission of negation, and I *heard* on the translators that faced me, the simple expression "No".	9
27	233	"It is not done," he said, echoing words I had *heard* once from Misk.	9
27	285	I *heard* the message on the translators of Priest-Kings who, like Misk, approached the platform.	9
27	307	Behind me I *heard* one of the Priest-Kings repeat over and over, "The Nest is eternal".	9
27	343	Then once again the voice of the translator was *heard*.	9
28	13	Therefore it was much to my surprise when I *heard* a distant singing in the tunnel that grew louder as I approached and soon I slowed the transportation disk and waited, my weapon ready.	9
28	189	* * * * One of the most marvelous ideas to further our cause was provided by Misk, who introduced me to what I had only *heard* rumored before, the Priest-Kings' mastery of the pervasive phenomena of gravity.	9
28	257	We *heard* only human sounds and the extent and fearfulness of these were our only index to the destruction being wrought above.	9
29	78	With grim decision I pressed the firing switch of the silver tube and there was a shattering burst of fire and I *heard* and felt branches of steel and tubing flying back against my armored transportation disk.	9
29	119	Probably the pilots had *heard* wreckage hit their ship and were banking to drop it into the streets below, or perhaps they were actually aware that I had boarded them.	9
29	163	I thought I *heard* a noise and listened for some time, but there was nothing more.	9
29	165	Suddenly I *heard* a voice, a mechanically transmitted voice.	9
30	2	I *heard* the words from somewhere, vague, distant, and I tried to move but could not.	9
30	92	Then I *heard* her laugh and knew who was my tormentor.	9
30	194	It now became clear that Sarm was on the defensive, for I *heard* orders being issued to block the tunnels leading into the areas of the Nest he controlled.	9
30	195	Once I *heard* the hiss of silver tubes not more than a few hundred yards away.	9
31	24	I *heard* Sarm's translator behind me.	9
31	34	The firing switch was depressed and I *heard* the soft click but the tube failed to fire.	9
31	46	Sarm hurled the silver tube at my head and I ducked and *heard* it clatter across the tiles of the plaza for perhaps a hundred yards.	9
31	228	The last sound I *heard* from Sarm's translator wasâ€”"The pleasure".	9
32	5	I *heard* the choking of a girl next to me and put my arm about the shoulders of Vika of Treve.	9
33	154	These were the strangest things I had *heard* from the lips of an Initiate, most of whom seemed interminably embroiled in the rituals of their caste, in the arrogance and archaic pedantry of their kind.	9
34	162	"If that is true," I said, "and it is *heard* that Ko-ro-ba is being rebuilt, Marlenus will see that she reaches the city".	9

Book 4. (116 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	83	"Have you *heard," he asked, "that the Wagon Peoples slay strangers?" "Yes," I said, "I have heard* that".	10
2	174	The effect of the scars, ugly, startling, terrible, perhaps in part calculated to terrify enemies, had even prompted me, for a wild moment, to conjecture that what I faced on the Plains of Turia were not men, but perhaps aliens of some sort, brought to Gor long ago from remote worlds to serve some n...	9
3	35	"You have *heard* of her".	9
3	38	"I have *heard* sing of Ko-ro-ba," he said.	9
3	134	"Ho!" I *heard*, and spun to see the black lance fall and scarcely had it moved but it was seized in the fist of the scarred Tuchuk warrior.	9
5	3	I *heard* the lowing of milk bosk from among the wagons.	9
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.	9
5	45	Another frequently *heard* expression is Sa-Fora, a compound word, meaning, rather literally, Chain Daughter, or Daughter of the Chain.	9
5	116	I was about to press Kamchak on this matter when we *heard* a sudden shout and the squealing of kaiila from among the wagons.	9
5	117	I *heard* then the shouts of men and the cries of women and children.	9
5	119	Then we *heard* the pounding of a small drum and two blasts on the horn of a bosk.	9
6	68	The girl's eyes looked at me, she scarcely believing the words she had *heard*.	9
6	131	"I have never *heard* of it," said Kamchak.	9
7	47	I *heard* the small sound of a chain.	9
7	125	She *heard* the department head quickly suck in his breath.	9
8	58	I *heard* Elizabeth Cardwell's cry of joy as she leaped into the air, clumsy in the furs, clapping her hands.	9
8	359	One of the best among the wagons I had *heard* was a Kassar slave, a swift Turian wench whose name was Dina.	9
8	446	Then he added, "You may have *heard* of her.	9
8	489	I *heard* her startled cry as the weighted leather straps flashed about her thighs, calves and ankles, in an instant lashing them together as tightly as though by binding fiber.	9
8	590	I *heard* the thrilled cries of slave girls.	9
9	17	Indeed, secretly among themselves, I have *heard*, they regard themselves as the highest caste on Gor, though they would not say so for fear of rousing the indignation of other castes.	9
9	32	I have *heard*, though, there is a Caste of Thieves in Port Kar, a strong caste which naturally protects its members from such indignities as ear notching.	9
9	149	Then, later in the evening, when I was drunker on paga than I should have permitted myself to become, I *heard* them discuss details which could only have pertained to what Kamchak had called the games of Love War, details having to do with specifications of time, weapons and judges, and such.	9
9	150	Then I *heard* the sentence, "If she is to participate, you must deliver the golden sphere".	9
9	158	Then I *heard* the Feast Steward call out, his voice silencing all else, all conversation, even the musicians.	9
9	160	The Feast Steward's voice was *heard*, "The Lady Aphris of Turia".	9
9	179	I *heard* Saphrar whisper to Kamchak, whose eyes glowed as they rested on the figure in white and gold on the distant stairway.	9
9	239	"I had brought you a five-belt necklace of diamonds," said Kamchak, "for I had *heard* you were beautiful".	9
9	251	Kamchak was now swilling paga and acted as though he had not *heard* the remark of Kamras.	9
9	328	I *heard* the sound of slave bells attached to ankle rings, to locked wrist bracelets, to Turian collars.	9
9	363	The back and head of Aphris of Turia were rigid with fury, but she gave no sign that she had *heard* him.	9
9	410	When Aphris *heard* the delicate click of the box lid it was all she could do not to turn and regard the prize that was to be hers, but she did not do so.	9
9	461	"Wily Tuchuk," I *heard* him mutter.	9
10	196	I *heard* some musicians, come out early from Turia, playing a light tune behind the Turian stakes, about fifty yards or so away.	9
10	244	I *heard* a cry from the Turians across the way.	9
10	282	I *heard* a judge call, "First Stake! Aphris of Turia!" "Hah!" yelled Kamchak, slapping me on the back, nearly knocking me from the back of my kaiila.	9
10	320	I *heard* her laugh softly beneath the white veil, trimmed with silk.	9
10	348	I soon *heard* the other judges repeating his cry.	9
10	371	"You sleen! You filthy sleen! Come back! Come back!" I *heard* her pulling at the rings and kicking at the post.	9
11	177	We also *heard* that the wench Hereena, of the First Wagon, had been won by a Turian officer representing the house of Saphrar of the Merchants, to whom, for a fee, he presented her.	9
12	236	I *heard* two snaps and I saw that Kamchak had put a hobble on Aphris.	9
12	266	I *heard* a bit of chain and looked up.	9
12	382	I *heard* Kamchak hush up Aphris of Turia and he gave Elizabeth a poke in the ribs that she might bestir herself.	9
12	407	He pushed up her head and then, with a click that could be *heard* throughout the enclosure, closed the collarâ€”a Turian collarâ€”about her throat.	9
13	172	One haruspex, as we left, I *heard* cry out that he had found a favorable liver.	9
13	188	I *heard* her scream.	9
13	233	Then I too *heard* it, the winding of a bosk horn in the distance, and then another.	9
14	12	I *heard* a child screaming its disgust at being thrust in the wagon.	9
14	28	"Master!" I *heard* Aphris cry.	9
14	43	In the distance we *heard* a sound like a thunder of wings and then, against the three white moons of Gor, to my dismay, we saw tarnsmen pass overhead, striking toward the camp.	9
14	56	We *heard* a new thunder of wings and looking overhead saw the tarnsmen, like a black storm, drum beating and tarns screaming, streak by overhead.	9
14	74	I *heard* Kamchak moan.	9
15	53	I had *heard*, from a master of hunting sleen, that the Omens were developing predictably, several to one against the choice of a Ubar San.	9
16	32	I *heard* Harold's voice in the darkness, sounding hollow against the tiled walls and over the water.	9
16	116	We had scarcely cleared the portal and set foot in the street when we *heard* a swift rustle of heavy wire and, startled, looking up, saw the steel net descend on us.	9
16	117	Immediately we *heard* the sound of several men leaping down to the street and the draw cords on the wire netâ€”probably of the sort often used for snaring sleenâ€”began to tighten.	9
17	47	I *heard* the Paravaci, behind the hood, snicker.	9
17	111	"When is it that I meet the monster?" Over the surface I *heard* Saphrar, standing behind the wooden shield, laugh.	9
18	4	I *heard* Saphrar remark, "It sometimes takes hours to be fully digested".	9
18	73	"Kill him!" I *heard* Saphrar cry, and there was suddenly the hiss of a crossbow quarrel which streaked past me and shattered on the curving wall behind me.	9
18	75	I *heard* another hiss and saw a bolt from the crossbow shatter through the crystalline blue substance.	9
18	78	Then suddenly I *heard* his agonized cry and saw that beneath me, once again, there glistened the yellow fluids of the pool, moving about him, for the thingâ€”perhaps thermotropicâ€”had again, as rapidly as it had hardened, liquefied and swirled about him, the luminescent spheres and filamen...	9
18	80	I *heard* the wild, eerie cry of the luckless man beneath me and then, with my fist, broke the blue surface and climbed through, grasping the iron of a reticulated framework supporting numerous energy bulbs.	9
18	102	We *heard* running feet approaching, those of several men, the clank of arms, the high-pitched, enraged screaming of Saphrar of Turia.	9
19	36	Besides several of the flower trees there were also some Ka-la-na trees, or the yellow wine trees of Gor; there was one large-trunked, reddish Tur tree, about which curled its assemblage of Tur-Pah, a vinelike tree parasite with curled, scarlet, ovate leaves, rather lovely to look upon; the leaves o...	9
19	41	I also *heard* the running of feet, the sound of arms.	9
20	18	I was about to respond when I *heard* a stifled scream of horror and saw that Harold had hurled Hereena in my direction, across the space between the tree and the wall.	9
20	30	Then overhead in the darkness we *heard* the beat of a tarn's wings and saw one of the monstrous birds pass above us.	9
20	31	In a short moment we *heard* it flutter to alight somewhere beyond.	9
20	44	Almost immediately I *heard* a shout from the building.	9
20	47	I saw briefly the wild, frightened look in her eyes, *heard* what might have been a muffled plea.	9
20	71	I then *heard* a sudden, sharp crack, as of a fist meeting bone.	9
20	84	"My plan exactly," said Harold, "but first should you not teach me to master the tarn?" I *heard* Hereena moan with horror and she began to struggle madly to free herself of the scarves that bound her.	9
20	149	"Aiii!" I *heard* Harold cry, and could well imagine what had happened to his stomach.	9
20	153	"The bird will follow this one!" "Very well," I *heard* him call, cheerily.	9
21	68	I *heard* the guards laugh.	9
21	75	I *heard* him cry.	9
21	80	Then I *heard* a girl cry out, and scream, and two men curse.	9
21	85	I *heard* the running feet of the two warriors, and then of six more men, pass in the street below.	9
21	87	I *heard* some speculative conversation in the street below, between two or three passersby, then it seemed quiet.	9
21	98	About this time I *heard* someone coming along the street whistling a tune.	9
21	99	I had *heard* it.	9
21	100	Then I realized that I had *heard* it among the wagons of the Tuchuks.	9
21	287	I *heard* Harold's voice behind me.	9
21	341	I *heard* the hiss of crossbow quarrels and one rider and his mount stumbled off the wagon top, falling and rolling to one side, others bounding over him.	9
21	342	Then I *heard* the twang of the small horn bows of Tuchuks.	9
21	343	Somewhere, off on the other side of the wagon, I *heard* the heavy grunting of a tharlarion and the squealing of a kaiila, the meeting of lances and shields.	9
22	42	"I *heard* the crying of women," I said.	9
22	76	It was these women whom I had *heard* outside the wall.	9
23	29	In the saddle I said to him, "I have *heard* that the Paravaci are killing bosk".	9
23	129	We *heard* the bosk horns of the Paravaci signaling to the assembled Thousands.	9
23	133	Then again we *heard* the bosk horns and the Paravaci, in vast ranks, like sweeping crescents, like steel scythes of men and animals and arms, far extending beyond our own lines, began to move slowly towards us, gaining steadily in momentum and speed with each traversed yard of stained prairie.	9
23	137	I listened, but seemed to hear only the maddeningly intensifying thunder of the Paravaci kaiila sweeping towards us, but then I *heard*, from the far left and right, the sound of distant bosk horns.	9
25	3	I *heard* a rustle of chain.	9
25	10	Had I not *heard* a rustle of chain? Did she think to conceal her bonds, her condition? Surely any Gorean, despite the sheet, would have instantly supposed her to be what she indeed was, a slave, tethered with obdurate metal.	9
25	153	I *heard* a slight movement of chain.	9
25	154	I *heard* her voice from behind me, husky.	9
25	281	"I *heard*," said the girl, seriously, "from a slaveâ€”whose name was Hereenaâ€”that tomorrow there will be great fighting".	9
25	538	I *heard* her whisper, "Vella asks only to tremble and obey".	9
25	908	"Well," said I, "what of her?" "As you may have *heard*," whispered the girl, "Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, the nasty little wench, was forced to yield herself as a slave girl to a master".	9
25	909	"I had *heard* as much," I said.	9
26	1	The Egg of Priest-Kings In the dampness and darkness long before dawn the forces of Kamchak, crowding the streets of Turia in the vicinity of Saphrar's compound, waited silently, like dark shapes on the stones; here and there the glint of a weapon or accouterment could be made out in the fading lig...	9
26	12	I *heard* someone chewing nearby and noted that Harold, who had thrust some strips of bosk meat from the commissary wagon in his belt, was busily engaged, quiva in hand, with cutting and eating the meat.	9
26	41	I *heard* the rustling of men below in the streets, the checking of arms.	9
26	87	Once or twice I *heard* swords ringing from within the walls, as perhaps some men, loyal to Saphrar, or to their codes, attempted to prevent their fellows from leaving the compound, but I gather, judging from the continued exodus from the walls, that those who were this loyal were scattered and few in...	9
26	109	Behind me I *heard* hundreds of ladders and grappling hooks strike against the wall, and, turning, I saw, climbing over the walls, as well as entering through the open gates, hundreds and hundreds of men, until the walls were swarming with Tuchuks, and others of the Wagon Peoples.	9
26	148	Harold tossed a pebble into the opening and it took about ten Ihn before we *heard* it strike water far below.	9
26	158	I *heard* Harold cry out with delight at the sight of the fellow, and the man turned to face us, a quiva in his hand.	9
26	289	I *heard* Harold say, "It is Tolnus".	9
26	301	I *heard*, vaguely, someone say, "Saphrar and Ha-Keel have fled".	9
26	304	I *heard* the chains loosened and the two sleen bounded from the room, eyes blazing.	9
26	332	Suddenly, far off, we *heard* a weird scream, high, wavering, and the shrill howls of frustrated sleen.	9
26	533	"I have *heard*," said Harold, "that she does nothing but sing around the bosk and in the wagon all dayâ€”I myself would probably beat a girl who insisted on making all that noise".	9
27	198	"Wait!" we *heard*.	9
28	10	Within something like fifty yards we *heard* a frightened squawk and saw Tuka thrown to the ground with a tackle that might have done credit to a qualified professional player of the American form of football.	9
28	12	There was only so much of this and we soon *heard* Tuka shrieking for mercy.	9

Book 5. (150 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	112	Once as I walked about I *heard* the wild cry, a howling roar, of an animal, apparently large and fierce; I supposed it to be the Beast of which Ho-Tu, and others, seemed so frightened; they seemed to know as little of it as I; when I *heard* the cry an involuntary shiver coursed my spine; I felt the ha...	10
19	353	In the crowd men cried out with pleasure; I *heard* even gasps from women, perhaps amazingly, startled that their sex was capable of such beauty; the eyes of some of the women shone with ill-concealed admiration and excitement; I could mark the quickness of their breath in their veils; the eyes of oth...	10
12	210	I *heard* a woman moving close to me, *heard* the sound of slave bells.	10
13	107	I *heard* the coin drop into the metal box, and *heard* him leave.	10
16	231	Throughout the stands, startling those multitudes, unsettling the other birds being drawn by the horned tharlarion on the low carts, there was *heard* the sudden shrill, ringing challenge scream of a tarn, unhooded, a giant tarn, black, a wild mountain cry of one of Gor's fiercest, most beautiful pred...	10
17	85	I *heard* the angry cries of the girls and their fists on the door for a moment, but then I *heard* them suddenly begin shrieking, and crying out, as though slavers might have fallen upon them.	10
18	289	Behind it I *heard* an enraged, frustrated roaring, weird and terrible; I *heard* clawing at the wood; I saw the heavy door, as if struck with great force, buckle out against the beams.	10
19	52	Then another Warrior, with his two hands, thrust my hooded head to the sandal of one of my unseen tormentors; I *heard* her laugh; then my head was jerked up and thrust down again, to the sandal of another; I *heard* her laugh.	10
22	564	I *heard* a frightful crack and my left arm broke open bloody in two lines; my sword leaped up and the next time the whip knife struck I severed it; Menicius, with a curse, threw the coil of whip at me and it passed overhead; we shot through the first of the final rings, the end rings; his tarn knife ...	10
1	26	The procession did not chant, nor sing, for this was not a time for such things, nor did it carry boughs of Ka-la-na, nor were the sounds of the sista or tambor *heard* in the sunlight that morning.	9
2	148	No one *heard* the striking of sword steel, but all saw the turning body of the man with the missing teeth falling sprawled over the low table.	9
2	177	Kuurus had *heard* of these things.	9
2	245	Kuurus had *heard* of the House of Portus, one of the largest of the slave houses in the Street of Brands.	9
3	19	"Game! Game!" I *heard*, and quickly shook my head, driving away the memories of Ar, and of the girl once known, always loved.	9
3	56	"Game!" I *heard*, an answering cry, and a fat fellow, of the Caste of Vintners, puffing and bright eyed, wearing a white tunic with a representation in green cloth of leaves about the collar and down the sleeves of the garment, stepped forth from a doorway.	9
3	108	And through this small crowd, when it *heard* the terms of the Vintner, there coursed a mutter of irritation.	9
3	222	As he did so I *heard* some of the bystanders, the Saddle Maker and the fellow who was the Tarn Keeper, he who wore the patch of the Greens, discussing the game.	9
4	7	The House of Cernus, I had *heard*, had interests in several of the Hurt Ranches near the city.	9
4	53	"I have *heard* sing of him," said Cernus.	9
4	57	I *heard* them shouting in the corridors of the house.	9
5	66	She, of Earth, had never *heard* of this trick, and yet, from the barest of hints, she had understood what could be done.	9
5	129	"I have *heard*," she said, smiling up at me, "that it is only a Free Companion who is accorded the dignities of the couch".	9
6	8	I *heard* the crack of a whip and the command "Fight!" and saw the two men begin to close with one another.	9
6	26	I *heard* the odds changing rapidly at the tables as the men of the house of Cernus revised their betting.	9
6	27	I *heard* Cernus announce "Capture of Home Stone," and turned to see Caprus sit back in defeat, staring at the board.	9
6	102	But Elizabeth, rightly or wrongly, was banished from my mind for the moment because I *heard*, from a side door, the rustle of slave bells, and was pleased to note that seven girls hurried in, using the short, running steps of the slave girl, arms to the side, palms out, head to the left, eyes averted...	9
7	6	About an Ahn following the eerie cry we had *heard* in the hall Ho-Tu had arisen from the table and gestured for me to accompany him.	9
7	55	Then I *heard* one of the men-at-arms say, "There!" The black disk approached, more slowly now, seeming to sense its way.	9
8	117	I had *heard* of black wine, but had never had any.	9
8	118	It is drunk in Thentis, but I had never *heard* of it being much drunk in any of the other cities.	9
8	125	"I have *heard*," I said to Elizabeth, "that black wine is served hot".	9
8	137	I have *heard* of a cup of black wine in Ar, some years ago, selling for a silver eighty-piece.	9
9	59	In a moment I *heard* two iron bolts being withdrawn and we entered another corridor.	9
9	60	I *heard* the door being bolted again behind us.	9
9	71	I *heard* the music of a lute from somewhere.	9
10	45	"Barbarians, I have *heard*," I said, "do not train well".	9
10	71	At that time we *heard* the fifteenth bar.	9
11	250	"You have *heard* of it?" he asked.	9
11	254	"You have *heard*, as many others," he asked, "of the Counter-Earth?" "It is only in stories," she said.	9
12	5	"Red! Red! Red!" I *heard* from nearby.	9
12	16	In the crowd I *heard* the shrill screams of slave girls and free women alike, the differences between them lost in the moment of their excitement.	9
12	32	Across the track, on the far side, I *heard* a judge's bar clang indicating that one of the birds had missed a ring, and a colored disk, silver, was hauled to the top of a pole.	9
12	52	I *heard* a slave girl wheedling her master for a pastry.	9
12	56	I *heard* a judge's bar sound twice, indicating that the next race would begin in ten Ehn.	9
12	74	I *heard* the man make a noise of amusement and lean back.	9
12	86	I *heard* the judge's bar ring three times and I could now see the tarns coming forth.	9
12	124	"Yes, Master!" I *heard* Hup call and begin to make his way toward the man.	9
12	158	I *heard* the judge's bar ring twice, informing the crowd that the next race would begin in ten Ehn.	9
12	187	He did not return until late the next day when the girls, with tears of relief, *heard* that Cernus, who was moved to kindness, would permit them an opportunity to train; they were sternly warned, however, that if their training did not proceed well, they would be promptly returned to the kennels.	9
12	384	As I was passing under the main arch of the stadium, going to the broad street beyond, called The Street of Tarns because of its proximity to the stadium, I *heard* a voice behind me.	9
13	120	I had *heard* the Pool of the Tropics was an excellent pool in the Capacian; and also the Pool of Ar's Glories, and the Pool of the Northern Forests; there was even, of recent date, a Pool of the Splendor of the Hinrabians; I myself, however, with one arm about Nela, who nestled against me, felt conte...	9
13	149	"Everything that goes on in Ar," she said, "is *heard* in the Capacian".	9
13	185	"I could speak to you of things I have *heard*," she said, "but it is better that you not know of them".	9
13	187	I *heard* her voice, something of awe in it.	9
13	269	I had *heard* of the bird.	9
13	368	I *heard* two men hailing one another below.	9
14	100	Also, in the Baths, Nela, who doubtless *heard* much in the Capacian, had been evasive about matters pertaining to the Ubar.	9
14	158	I *heard* a movement near us.	9
15	56	"Capture of Home Stone," I *heard* Cernus say to Caprus, who spread his hands helplessly, acknowledging defeat.	9
15	122	After two months of such treatment, Cernus, perhaps because he wearied of her body, or because he felt she was now ready, now at the height of her hatreds and miseries, ordered her sent to Tor, where, I *heard*, she was collared, marked and publicly sold during the ninth passage hand, that preceding t...	9
15	362	Many houses would doubtless have put them up for sale in En'Kara, but Cernus, as I had *heard*, was saving them for the Love Feast, which occupies the five days of the fifth passage hand, falling late in the summer.	9
15	372	Outside, in the air overhead, we *heard* a storm of wings, tarnsmen aflight.	9
15	374	Later we *heard* the marching of men's feet outside in the streets, the clanking of weapons.	9
15	376	A few minutes later we *heard* a great deal of shouting, and running about.	9
15	388	I had *heard* it sung some two years ago by the bargemen on the Cartius, a tributary of the Vosk, far to the south and west of Ar.	9
16	165	I had hardly walked more than fifty yards through the crowd when I *heard* a frightened scream, that of a girl, coming from the dark ramp down which Phyllis had disappeared.	9
16	200	Race followed race, and, eventually, we *heard* the judge's bar ringing three times, signaling that the tarns were being brought out for the eleventh race, the last of the day.	9
16	205	I had *heard*, however, that the first tarn would fly for the Steels in this very race, the eleventh race, that which was shortly to begin.	9
16	227	I *heard* several in the crowd cry out in amazement.	9
16	236	Behind me I *heard* Virginia and Phyllis cry out with pain.	9
16	244	I *heard* Relius behind me.	9
17	24	I *heard* some breaking of pottery around the corner, some angry cries, the laughing of girls.	9
17	28	I found myself wishing that masters belled their girls for Kajuralia, so that they might be *heard* approaching.	9
17	91	After about five Ehn I *heard* only a number of sobs, frustrated noises of girls in bonds.	9
17	120	I *heard* one of the girls bound in the line whisper to the Warrior, and another to the Tarn Keeper, "Do not let me escape, Master".	9
17	132	"Kajuralia!" I *heard* the long-legged girl call after me.	9
17	160	Once in a paga tavern I *heard* a man, whom I recognized to be one of the guards from the iron pens, though now in the tunic of a Leather Worker, declaring that the city needed for its Administrator not a Builder but a Warrior, that law would again prevail.	9
17	181	I turned and left when I *heard* the men at the table, led by the guard, lifting their cups to Cernus, of the House of Cernus.	9
17	336	I *heard* Caprus say, as though marveling, "I shall capture your Home Stone in three moves!" Cernus grinned and clapped his hands on the Scribe's shoulders.	9
17	447	We *heard* the voice of Ho-Tu booming in the hall.	9
17	564	I *heard* Cernus laugh.	9
17	565	"I have *heard*," jeered Cernus, "that the Killer knows well how to use slaves!" Sura stopped at that moment, and put her head back, though she did not turn to face him, and then she hurried through the door.	9
17	566	"Killer," I *heard*.	9
17	825	I had *heard* it cry out and knew that it was not a sleen, nor a larl.	9
18	153	"You seem to me, from what I have seen and *heard*," I said, "a skilled Physician".	9
18	275	Suddenly I *heard* an enraged roar from somewhere behind the door.	9
18	281	Suddenly there was a wild cry from behind the door, of almost maniacal intensity, and I thought I *heard* something moving on the stones behind it, uncontrollable, clawed.	9
18	284	To my horror I *heard* something behind the door fumbling with a bolt.	9
18	285	It seemed to draw it open, and then, wildly, to thrust it back, keeping the door locked; and then I *heard* the bolt rattling in its brackets as though something had seized it and trembling was trying to hold it in place.	9
18	331	"Paga," I *heard* her whisper.	9
18	366	I *heard* the guard take another swallow of the paga, a long swallow, and then he sat there again, holding the bottle.	9
18	372	I *heard* the guard calling out from near the stairs.	9
18	465	I *heard* a laugh behind me, and spun.	9
19	24	"Slave!" I *heard*.	9
19	36	"Slave!" I *heard*, and felt again the sting of a strap in someone's hand.	9
19	48	"This is the Curulean," I *heard* Philemon of Tyros say, the words sounding far off, blurred through the hood.	9
19	51	I *heard* two girls laugh and I felt my ankles seized and held while small hands thrust on my back, taking me by surprise and throwing me heavily forward; I struck my shoulder on the back of the cart and the booted foot of a Warrior thrust me from the cart and I fell to my knees on the stones; when I ...	9
19	55	I *heard* the two girls laugh and dart away.	9
19	58	I *heard* my neck chain being unbolted from the back of the wagon.	9
19	96	I *heard* movement about me and sensed that Cernus had now arrived.	9
19	97	In a few moments I *heard* his voice.	9
19	173	It was perhaps the plainest of all the barbarians who had been brought on the black ships; though I knew the girl to be among the most intelligent, and also, I had *heard*, among the most responsive.	9
19	202	I even *heard* some angry pounding on the wooden screens surrounding the box of Cernus.	9
19	236	"Eight gold pieces!" I *heard* cry from the crowd.	9
19	238	"Ten!" I *heard* cry.	9
19	243	"Twenty gold pieces!" I *heard* cry.	9
19	244	"Twenty-five!" I *heard* from another area.	9
19	247	"Forty!" I *heard* cry.	9
19	335	When the tumult subsided, the voice of Samos was *heard* again.	9
19	429	Then we *heard* nine hundred and fifty bid, and then, incredibly, a thousand, and then a bid for the astounding sum of fourteen hundred pieces of gold.	9
19	473	I *heard* the sound of a slave whip below the block, the hysterical, wild sobbing and screaming of a slave girl.	9
19	482	I *heard* the crowd cry out.	9
19	483	I *heard* the auctioneer making his call for the first bid.	9
20	43	I *heard*, far off, a weird scream, that of Portus, and a wild, savage cry, almost a roar.	9
20	161	I *heard* someone ask, "Was she of High Caste?" "I was the daughter of a Cloth Worker," said Melanie.	9
20	187	I had gathered in the months in the house, from what I had seen and *heard*, that Cernus was indeed a fine player.	9
20	222	I *heard* one of the men near me whisper to another.	9
21	79	I *heard* a distant trumpet, the warning trumpet.	9
21	85	The voice struck me as familiar, as being one I had *heard* somewhere before.	9
21	86	"Beloved Vancius!" I *heard*.	9
21	90	I *heard* light, bare feet run into the room.	9
21	91	"Vancius!" I *heard* a girl cry.	9
21	93	Then, unmistakably, I *heard* her run to Vancius and, apparently to his surprise, and consternation, but not displeasure, she flung herself into his arms.	9
21	94	I *heard* their words not plainly, his question, her asseverations of passion, mixed in the meetings of their mouths.	9
21	96	"Vancius, I am yours!" I *heard*.	9
21	97	"Yes, yes!" I *heard* him say.	9
21	98	I then *heard* a heavy sound, as though someone had been struck heavily from behind.	9
21	99	"Now, Vancius," I *heard*, "you are mine!" I tried to tear the steel helmet from my head with my manacled wrists.	9
21	102	I *heard* the girl's voice again.	9
21	113	I *heard* the key move in the lock, and felt air as the helmet was lifted.	9
21	156	We *heard* then the third trumpet, signaling the beginning of the sport.	9
21	175	I *heard* the crowd crying far off.	9
21	176	I *heard* the snapping of a whip.	9
21	180	Ho-Tu came behind me, fiercely cracking the whip, crying out, "Hurry, Lazy Slave! Hurry!" I *heard* men in the tunnel laugh.	9
21	183	"Hurry!" I *heard* a stadium attendant call.	9
21	238	I had *heard* the ring of steel.	9
21	270	I moved swiftly drawing one Warrior or another after me, and he who was swiftest died first; I turned and spun, accepting or not accepting an attack, always to isolate a man; vaguely, as though far off, I *heard* the screaming of Philemon in the Ubar's box, the shouting of Taurentians; in a moment's r...	9
21	271	"Kill him! Kill him!" I *heard* Philemon screaming.	9
21	316	I *heard* the leader of the men I had attacked laugh.	9
21	349	"Kill them!" I *heard* Philemon scream.	9
21	352	I *heard* Relius cry to Ho-Sorl.	9
22	2	I *heard* the warning bar for a race about to begin.	9
22	25	Approaching him we *heard* a wild tarn scream, of hate and challenge, and we stopped.	9
22	37	I *heard* the judge's bar ringing three times signaling tarns to the starting perches.	9
22	38	I *heard* the crowd roar.	9
22	99	I *heard* the men behind me gasp with wonder.	9
22	109	I *heard* the judge's bar, a bristling fire of wings, and the sudden, wild roar of the crowd.	9
22	116	I *heard* cries of astonishment from those I passed.	9
22	117	"It is Gladius of Cos!" I *heard*.	9
22	172	I *heard* the rider of the Blues curse and those who favored the Steels leaped roaring to their feet.	9

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	36	I *heard* an arrow flash into the water near me and *heard* a high-pitched pain squeal from one of the web-footed canal urts.	10
18	614	There was a great screaming from the siege ladders, and I *heard* men crying out with death, and terror, and *heard* the scraping of the ladders and then their falling back, showering bodies on those crowded below, waiting to scale them.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	123	I had disappeared over the ledge when I *heard* the door splinter fully away and *heard* men enter the apartment.	10
13	417	And as I was going away, I *heard* it spring and *heard* an animal".	10
15	120	I *heard* the hasps cover the staples, one after the other, and then I *heard* the heavy padlocks snapped shut.	10

Book 8. (2 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	718	Had they *heard* movements in the darkness? Had they seen the gleam of tiny eyes? Burning at them from the blackness? Had one of them *heard* the breathing of tiny lungs near her face in the darkness? Had another felt fur brush against her calf, or tiny feet scamper unexpectedly over her bound body? Bot...	10
15	981	I *heard* the switch fall twice, and then *heard*, alternating with silence, the movement of the chain.	10

Book 10. (4 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	126	"Who is there!" I *heard* him cry once more, then *heard* him turning, wildly, facing about, here and there, in the hall.	10
16	206	I *heard* men scream, sensed men struck yards from the raft, *heard* them strike the water.	10
21	148	I *heard* him take the water bag, and *heard* it being ripped.	10
24	853	Surely you have *heard* of the relation of master and slave?" "I have *heard* of it," she snapped.	10

Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	320	I *heard* men crying out, and then, more frighteningly, I *heard* several leaving the camp, splashing across the stream, crashing through brush behind me.	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	303	I *heard* him nuzzle Poalu, and *heard* her tiny cries, and then he had soon drawn on his furs and went outside the shelter.	10
31	70	If you have *heard* the noises made by great cats, such as the Bengal tiger or the black-maned lion, and can conceive of such noises articulated with the subtlety and precision of a civilized speech, that will provide you with an approximation of what I *heard*.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	502	Already I could see many signs, some subtle and some quite obvious, that the secret slave, which lurks in every woman, had begun to sense, fearfully, excitedly, that she had been brought to a world on which she might perhaps be free at last to emerge; had the chains been removed; she lifted her wris...	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	45	I *heard* the word 'Kajirus', which I would later learn was an expression for a male slave, and I *heard* the expression 'Jason', which was the name I had been given.	10
32	196	Again I *heard* the Lady Florence of Vonda moan, this time softly to herself, and I *heard* the catch of a sob in her throat.	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	98	"Yes, Master," I *heard* the slave with the wine vessel say, and *heard* the sensuous ring of the bells locked on her ankle as she hastened to comply.	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	78	As I left, I *heard* her crying out in ecstasy and *heard*, too, the uncompromising, triumphant roars, unrestrained, bestial and victorious, of his ownership of her, a slave, a girl named Winyela, whom I had prepared for his lodge.	10
24	31	I *heard* the two shafts crack together, Cuwignaka fending the driving point away, and then, to my dismay, I *heard* a swift, striking sound, and saw Cuwignaka struck from the side of the kaiila, and reeling and staggering backwards, then sprawling, his legs loose under him, to the dust, struck by the p...	10
47	126	I *heard* other tarns, too, screaming behind me, and *heard* the beatings of wings.	10

Book 22. (3 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1510	If she has, sincerely, and not as a girl's trick, not understood the command, or has not *heard* it, or fears she may not have *heard* it correctly, she may also inquire into the matter, of course, and normally without penalty.	10
13	1102	"Have you *heard* them, that there may be a new first girl?" "I have *heard* something about it," I said.	10
31	377	I *heard* the door being locked, and then *heard* his steps descending the stairs.	10

Book 23. (3 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	135	"I have never *heard* him use that expression of himself, nor have I *heard* it used by those most close to him.	10
15	1036	If she had *heard* us, I did not think she would have been able to make out our words, or, probably, even whose voices she *heard*, or their location, except with respect to her, she doubtless by now helplessly disoriented in the hood.	10
21	1252	Many have never even *heard* of Gor, and many who have *heard* of her do not realize she exists.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	201	I myself had never *heard* the sound before, but I had *heard* of it.	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	66	"I, too, have *heard* it said," I said, "that Talena was once a slave, and I have *heard* it said, as well, that even now she wears on her thigh the mark of Treve, a souvenir of her former bondage to a tarnsman of that city".	10
17	361	Do not think I am naive! I have *heard* of such things as trapdoors and secret panels! I have even *heard* of illusions done with mirrors! But those are not done by true magic.	10

Book 26. (9 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	3	Indeed, I suspected that I would not be *heard, or, if heard*, that I would be merely ignored.	10
2	14	I had screamed, of course, but, almost immediately, I stopped, more fearing that I might be *heard, than not heard*.	10
4	144	I *heard* other doors opening behind me, one by one, and *heard* the voices, in various languages.	10
4	376	He was close! In whose power were we? I *heard* voices before me, down the line, in order, approaching, and *heard*, shortly thereafter, one after the other, gasps, and soft cries.	10
7	506	To be sure, I had *heard* such accents here and there, after having left the pens, and had *heard* them even, sometimes, though rarely, outside the wall, but I did not know what accents they might be.	10
9	162	I had *heard, of course, only one woman, and, for most practical purposes, had only heard* her once, when, unseen, she had issued my directives.	10
25	1	"Somewhere," said the peasant, dully, "I *heard* steel, I *heard* shouting".	10
29	230	I had not *heard* this voice much before, if I had *heard* it before, only a few times, and then it had been in calmness, even in humor, sometimes in peremptory command, not as it was now, shaken with rage, almost hoarse with fury.	10
46	459	Who knows within what houses may be *heard* the voices of honor? Who knows within what walls may be *heard* her songs? "I do not think we can leave the city," he said.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	240	"Perhaps they thought I had *heard* them speak, in the great camp, outside Brundisium, and was thus inadvertently privy to some plan, some plot, or secret," said Ellen, "but I *heard* nothing, truly.	10

Book 28. (4 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	310	Had he *heard* what was said? Had she said thatâ€”what he had thought he had *heard*? "Please, Masters!" she screamed, "do not eat me! I will be your slave! Keep me as a slave! Make me your slave! I will be a slave! No, no, I am a slave! I am a slave! Keep me for yourselves, or sell me to men! Do n...	10
34	51	"I am here!" he *heard, a voice scarcely heard* against the wind.	10
55	213	Then Cabot, for the first time, *heard* the sound which had been noted earlier by Lord Grendel and Statius, and, at almost the same time, saw a small, struggling body in the grasp of one of the cattle humans, and he then *heard* the sound again, and again, as the small body was lifted and shaken in fury...	10
75	14	She *heard* the attendant summoned and, in moments, *heard* the key turn in the two locks which secured the cage.	10

Book 30. (6 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1081	I *heard* the iron immersed in water, and *heard* the water hiss and boil about the metal.	10
10	98	From somewhere I *heard* a number of voices raised in an anthem of Ar, and, but moments later, I *heard* its answer, a lusty song of Cos.	10
12	355	I *heard* bone and face crack beneath my boot, and a weird cry, and *heard* the body strike the ratlines at least twice, before there was a splash below.	10
12	373	I *heard* the spinal column snap, and thrust the form over the ring, and, a long moment later, *heard* it strike the deck below.	10
27	3	"The exploratory force returns," I *heard, "in glorious triumph!" I had heard* nothing of them in the vicinity.	10
37	401	I *heard* a jerking of chain, and *heard* the slave cry out, startled.	10

Book 31. (6 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	333	I then *heard* a noise, a sort of noise, which, this first time I *heard* it, dismayed and terrified me.	10
17	433	I *heard* movements about me! I sensed the agitation, the diverse partisanships abounding about, the excitement of the crowd, *heard* the cries, the cheering, the stamping, the screams and shouts, and I could see nothing! It does not matter I said to myself, reassuring myself of my lack of interest in s...	10
17	434	I sometimes *heard* cries of protest, even of rage, for some reason, which I did not understand, and, twice, I *heard* gasps of dismay, or of fear, perhaps as a beast fell, or was forced from the track.	10
25	23	"If I had *heard* it described as a ship, I suppose I would see it as a ship; if I had *heard* it called the Tarn of the Voltai, or such, I would probably see it as a tarn".	10
27	147	Behind us we *heard* the door close, and *heard* a bolt thrown into place.	10
27	170	A bit later I *heard* Jane gasp, *heard* a sharp, cutting sound, and, a bit later, the dropping of a light metal object into the tool box.	10

Book 32. (5 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	145	I *heard* one girl scream, and begin to cry out, and then I *heard* an unmistakable sound, though one I had not *heard* before, the snapping of a lash on flesh, twice.	10
9	402	A few moments later, I *heard* again, this time far to my right, the mighty roar which I had *heard* before, that roar which seemed it might have taken leaves from the trees.	10
14	373	You have *heard* of Priest-Kings, and Kurii?" "All have *heard* of Priest- Kings," I said.	10
14	495	"Have you *heard* of Tersites, of Port Kar?" "I have *heard* of him," I said.	10
42	21	Twice I had *heard* the territorial roar of a forest panther, happily far off But I had also *heard*, at about the second Ahn, the movement of some beast near the camp's periphery.	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	366	'Help! The foe is at hand! Enemies are here! Hurry! Hurry! Seize them! They have tarns! Do not let them escape!' We then *heard* 'Ho!,' an answering cry, and another, 'Stop! Stand as you are!' We *heard*, as well, rushing toward us, the shuffle of feet, a movement through brush, the sound of accoutermen...	10
30	644	I *heard* nothing more for a time, but then *heard* a small cry, and a rhapsodic series of soft whimpers.	10
49	46	I *heard* the door unbolted, and then *heard* the two security bars drawn back.	10

Book 34. (6 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	60	I was sure I had *heard* it somewhere, not as I *heard* it now, but otherwise, perhaps in a disguise, perhaps in gentler, kinder, more understanding, more solicitous tones, not as I had just *heard* it now, in a host's forward salutation, expressed in warm tones, blunt, sturdy, and forceful.	10
19	30	Then I *heard* it, or thought I *heard* it, again.	10
19	138	Then I had *heard* it said that she was the beauty of our shipment, and had *heard* it speculated that she might bring as many as five silver pieces, presumably silver tarsks, in a first sale, that she might be marketed on a high block in the Curulean, perhaps even from the Central Block.	10
23	196	"Have you *heard* of dark wars, of secret wars, wars challenging the reign of Priest-Kings themselves, wars for viable spheres, for Gor itself? Have you *heard* of Kurii, of Steel Worlds?" "No, Master," I said.	10
44	61	What I had *heard* before might even have been the voice, polite and diffident, of a male of Earth, reduced and trained, but what I had just *heard*, pleasant, assured, forthright, and direct, was the voice of a Gorean, and, I feared, a master.	10
59	43	The door to the left had been thrown open and bright sunlight enflamed the doorway, and I *heard* the sound of men outside, and there was a sound of cheering, and an eager howling of Kurii, and two gates were flung up, one at the near end of the verr pen, to my left, separating it from its chute, and ...	10

Book 35. (8 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	98	Yes, ela, she is a barbarian, only that, forgive the House of Anesidemus, for daring to offer such inferior, shabby goods to such discerning discriminating buyers, but perhaps some of you have *heard* rumors of the nature of these barbarians, of how they crawl to the whip, of how they beg, perhaps hav...	10
6	13	I *heard* the scratching of what might be heavy claws on the stones, and *heard* shouts, and what might be the pounding of sticks on massive bodies, and angry, protestive, snorting, hissing reptilian noises.	10
6	287	At this point, from outside, presumably from within another alcove, I *heard* a woman cry out with misery, and then I *heard*, again and again, the fall of a lash.	10
8	563	"What I *heard! What I heard*!" "I love my collar," I said.	10
10	99	I *heard* a ripping of cloth and *heard* a startled cry from a paga girl.	10
11	221	They are curious and hear much; and they frequently chat amongst themselves, and share what they have *heard, and, I suspect, often more than they have heard*.	10
33	117	I had *heard* of this bird, but had never seen it or *heard* its cry.	10
35	186	Surely I had *heard* it somewhere, but when, and where? Then I, kneeling before him, in nadu, uneasy beneath his scowl, aware of his whip, was suddenly no longer sure I had *heard* it before.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
62	88	"You have *heard* of Talena, the egregious traitress, the perfidious Ubara of Ar, she who betrayed her Home Stone, who did treason to her city, who brought proud Ar into vile subjection, who opened its gates to Cos and Tyros?" "I have *heard* of her," I said.	10