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Book 3. (53 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	81	The Golden Beetles, free within the Nest, forced Sarm, in sheer regard for survival, to turn to humans for help, for humans, particularly in the well-ventilated areas of the Nest, are relatively impervious to the narcotic odor of the Beetle's mane, an odor which is apparently almost utterly overpowe...	10
31	97	Misk was quite ready, as I was afraid he might not be, to allow humans a voice in affairs of the Nest and, moreover, to arrange for the return to their cities of those humans who did not wish to remain in the Nest.	10
11	30	Impatience, for example, is often indicated by a tremor in the tactile hair on the supporting appendages, as though the creature could not wait to be off; a wandering of attention can be shown by the unconscious movement of the cleaning hooks from behind the third joints of the forelegs, suggesting ...	10
12	10	"It is not necessary to mark a distinction between slave and free within the Nest," said Misk, "for in the Nest all humans are slaves".	10
12	15	Humans walked here.	10
13	35	Beneath the scent-dots on each high portal which Mul-Al-Ka and Mul-Ba-Ta and I passed there was, perhaps for the benefit of humans or others, a stylized outline picture of a form of creature.	10
14	117	"Did you know," said Misk once to me, "that humans are among the most intelligent of the lower orders?" "I'm glad to hear it," I said.	10
16	36	"From Sarm's point of view of course your utilization there was simply to curtail the spread of the Empire of Ar, for we prefer humans to dwell in isolated communities.	10
16	84	"We implant humans with a control web and transmitting device.	10
17	110	Accordingly with humans themselves so plentiful the construction of such a device would be nothing but an irrational misuse of our resources".	10
18	6	"It has to do with the Feast of Tola," they said, "and is not the concern of humans".	10
18	90	"The analogy, of course," said Sarm, "is incorrect, for there is no Home Stone as such in the Nest of Priest-Kings, the Home Stone being a barbarous artifact generally common to the cities and homes of Gorean humans".	10
19	72	"It is not a matter of concern for humans," said Sarm.	10
20	190	"See how he uses the instincts of humans against themselves," he said to his companion.	10
25	106	Indeed, as I spied through the grille I saw that not all of the cases were occupied by humans but some by a variety of other organisms, some of the types with which I was familiar in the Nest but others not, and some of the others were, as far as I could tell, even mammals.	10
27	332	"The egg was taken from the Nest by two humans," she said, "men who were free—like yourself—not Muls—and hidden".	10
28	51	Priest-Kings do not need light, but humans are handicapped without it".	10
28	55	"There are humans in the Nest who know of these matters," said Al-Ka.	10
28	58	After all, Al-Ka, and other humans of the Nest, with the exception of the Gur Carriers, would never have known darkness.	10
28	162	And so it was that the former Muls, humans, bringing with them the basic food supplies of the Nest, began to flock to the side of the Priest-King Misk and his few cohorts.	10
28	166	When the lights flickered and then burst into clear, vital radiance there was a great cheer from the humans in Misk's camp, with the exception of the Gur Carriers, to whom the energy bulbs were not of great importance.	10
28	167	Intrigued by the hardness of the cage plastic encountered in the Vivarium I spoke to Misk and he and I, together with other Priest-Kings and humans, armored a fleet of transportation disks, which would be extremely effective if a silver tube were mounted in them and which, even if not armed, might y...	10
28	177	Together the humans and the Priest-Kings of Misk made a remarkably effective fighting team.	10
28	180	Once a brave Priest-King of Misk's forces was slain and the humans who had fought with him wept.	10
29	22	I passed a group of huddled humans, crouched behind the remains of a wall which had been sheared away about two feet from the floor for a length of a hundred feet.	10
29	24	"My fingers," he cried, "my fingers hurt!" One of the humans by the wall, a girl, knelt by him, holding a cloth, trying to stanch the bleeding.	10
30	35	Kusk, who was a wise Priest-King and perhaps aware of the psychology of humans, turned to Parp.	10
30	54	"It is another superiority of Priest-Kings over humans," he said, his antennae curling.	10
30	78	In the next days the Golden Beetles began, naturally enough in their hunt for food, to drift toward those portions of the Nest occupied by Sarm's Priest-Kings, for in those portions of the Nest they encountered no shouting humans, no jabbing cattle goads.	10
30	80	Oddly enough, to human thinking, neither Misk nor Sarm would permit their humans to slay the Beetles, for Priest-Kings, for a reason which I will later relate, find themselves normally unwilling to slay or order the destruction of the dangerous, fused-winged creatures.	10
30	165	I learned from conversation in the headquarters room that not many of the humans who fought with Misk's forces had responded to the blandishments of Sarm, though some, like Vika of Treve, had deserted to cast their fortune with what appeared to be the winning side.	10
30	166	From what I could gather, only a handful of humans, some men, some women, had actually crossed the lines and taken service with Sarm.	10
30	167	Sarm, one day, brought down from the Halls of the Priest-Kings above, all the humans who were quartered there, mostly Chamber Slaves, to aid his cause.	10
30	192	Apparently Misk's forces were waiting for them, as might have been expected given the superior intelligence afforded by the numerous humans in Misk's camp and the disks were stopped by barricades and withered in the intense fire from nearby rooftops.	10
31	95	The simplest matters had to do with restoring its services and its capacity to sustain both Priest-Kings and humans.	10
31	183	I imagined the panic in the cities of Gor, the pitching ships at sea, the stampedes of animals, and only I, of all humans, was at the place where this havoc had begun, only I was there to gaze upon the author of the destruction of a world, the golden destroyer of a planet.	10
32	15	I swept Vika up and carried her from the trembling chamber and we were accompanied by hurrying Priest-Kings and those humans who had accompanied them.	10
32	28	Misk, carrying Sarm, and the other Priest-Kings and humans, including Vika and myself, made our way from the Power Plant and back toward the complex which had been the heart of Sarm's territory.	10
32	37	We came to the hole where Misk and his fellow Priest-Kings and humans had cut through fallen debris and climbed out through it, finding ourselves in one of the major complexes again.	10
32	38	It was cold and the humans, including myself, shivered in the simple plastic we wore.	10
32	42	Some of the humans with us cried aloud in wonder, for never had they seen the sky.	10
32	57	The Priest-Kings, of course, would not leave the Nest, and, to my surprise, most of the humans, many of whom had been bred in the Nest or now regarded it as their home, insisted also on remaining where they were.	10
32	71	I saw tears in the eyes of humans.	10
32	105	"No," said Kusk, "but you are humans".	10
32	178	He surveyed the humans gathered about him, the heavy golden hemisphere of the approaching Beetle.	10
33	2	It was a strange but rapid journey, and as we leaped chasms and seemed almost to swim in the cold air I told myself that Misk and his Priest-Kings and the humans that were engineers in the Nest were losing the battle that would decide whether men and Priest-Kings might, working together, save a worl...	10
33	111	Suddenly I was very sad, and I wondered what would be the fate of humans from the Nest, if they should attempt to return to their cities or the world above.	10
33	117	I hoped that those humans who returned from the Nest would not be hunted by Initiates and burned or impaled as heretics and blasphemers.	10
33	120	I supposed many of the humans might even return to the Nest, where they could live and love and be happy.	10
35	36	In the end, those humans who wished to remain on the surface had landed elsewhere, far from their native cities, and scattered themselves as vagabonds about the roads and alien cities of the planet.	10
35	52	"I shall never understand humans," he said.	10
35	62	"Have you had the humans slay the Golden Beetles?" I asked.	10
35	102	"We must protect ourselves and those humans who live with us," said Misk.	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	3	Some years before, perhaps between two and five years before, as the culmination of an intrigue enduring centuries, two men, humans from the walled cities of Gor, had, for the sake of Priest-Kings, undertaken a long, secret journey, carrying an object to the Wagon Peoples, an object bestowed on them...	10
2	7	Now I supposed that I alone, of humans on Gor, with the possible exception of some among the Wagon Peoples, knew the nature of the mysterious object which once these two brave men had brought in secrecy to the plains of Turia—and, to be truthful, I did not know that even I—should I see...	10
7	210	There must be others—others, who did not wish me to succeed in my work, who wished Priest-Kings, the race, to die, others who were capable even of bringing humans from Earth for their purposes—technologically advanced—others who were, perhaps, cautiously, invisibly, at war with ...	10
16	305	The Others—those of power, not Priest-Kings, must, to some extent, understand or sense the politics, the needs and policies of the remote denizens of the Sardar—they were probably not altogether unaware of the business of Priest-Kings, particularly not now, following the recent War of ...	10

Book 5. (31 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	500	"You are both Humans," said Misk, "noble Humans".	10
5	216	I myself had much to speak of with Misk and with other friends of the Nest, notably Kusk, the Priest-King, and Al-Ka and Ba-Ta, who were humans, and fondly remembered.	10
5	218	Indeed, few of the Nest's humans were any longer slaves, save certain of the men and women who had betrayed us in the Nest War, certain men and women who had been reduced to such bondage because of transgressions, and certain others who had entered the Sardar to seek and acquire the riches of Priest...	10
5	246	They were used largely as a matter of tradition, but the humans of the Nest suggested refinements in the technique, leaving them to us to develop, of course".	10
5	248	"Humans, it seems," said he, "are seldom satisfied".	10
5	252	Kusk and I discussed various matters then for about an Ahn, primarily having to do with the extent to which the surveillance and control devices of the Nest had been restored since the Nest War, the increasing role of humans in the Nest, and the difficulties of working out a set of social arrangemen...	10
5	292	That evening, having missed the fourth feeding, she returned late to the quarters I was sharing with Misk, a number of plastic scrolls in her arms which she had managed to borrow from various humans in the Nest.	10
5	296	"There is controversy among Priest-Kings," Kusk remarked, "as to whether or not humans should be taught to read".	10
5	299	In the last days, I spoke often with Misk of the difficulties connected with obtaining the last egg of Priest-Kings, in particular informing him that others had wished the egg as well, and had nearly acquired it, others who had had the technology to visit Earth, to seize and utilize humans for their...	10
5	305	"Priest-Kings," said Misk, "unlike humans, are not an aggressive organism.	10
5	331	"Besides," said Misk, "we are not unfond of humans".	10
5	333	"Further," said Misk, "the Others are themselves a not uninteresting species, and we have permitted certain of them, prisoners taken from disabled probe ships, to live on this world, much as we have humans".	10
5	335	"They do not live in the same areas, on the whole, that humans do," said Misk.	10
5	337	"You limit their technology levels just as you do those of humans?" I asked.	10
5	342	"Humans and the Others have much in common," said Misk.	10
5	374	"Moreover, in line with their schemes, certain humans have been brought to this world".	10
5	378	"Some information on the Nest War is surely available to them," said Misk, "carried by humans who were permitted to leave the Nest following the War".	10
5	383	"Perhaps they have seized some of these humans," I said, "and interrogated them, finding out if they tell the truth or not, by means of drugs or tortures".	10
5	385	And, we suppose, the Others would suspect that only humans whose brains had been disposed to believe certain things, in virtue of our science, would be permitted to fall into their hands, once again as a move intended to draw them into a trap".	10
5	390	"And humans," said Misk.	10
5	396	Moreover, within the last five years, for the first time, the Others have made diplomatic contacts with humans".	10
5	398	"It is apparently their intention," said he, "to acquire influence in cities, to win humans to their side, to equip and lead them in war on Priest-Kings".	10
5	400	"Why should they not use humans to fight their battles?" asked Misk.	10
5	402	"But they would only use humans," I said.	10
5	404	"Eventually humans would be used only as slaves and feed".	10
5	407	"But humans are rational creatures," I said.	10
5	408	"On the ships," said Misk, "humans, and certain other organic creatures, are raised for meat".	10
5	410	"The Others," said Misk, "see humans, and most other creatures, either as feed or tools".	10
5	487	"Once," said Misk, "I had such a human she as you, many years ago, when humans were slave in the Nest".	10
5	590	I almost did not recognize him, for the humans in the Nest commonly, both men and women, though not now always, shave themselves completely, in accord with traditional practices of sanitation in the Nest.	10
5	611	Each month, containing five five-day weeks, is separated by a five-day period, called the Passage Hand, from every other month, there being one exception to this, which is that the last month of the year is separated from the first month of the year, which begins with the Vernal Equinox, not only by...	10

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	78	Even those who had come from the silverish ship, with the exception of the tall, delicate golden creature, had seemed to be human, or much like humans.	10
6	96	"Stop!" They were humans! I would be rescued! They would have food and shelter, and water! I was saved! I would be safe! Safe! "Stop!" I shouted.	10

Book 9. (15 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	389	The Kurii I knew were beasts of fierce, terrible instincts, who regarded humans, and other beasts, as food.	10
6	391	They were extremely powerful, and highly intelligent, though their intellectual capacities, like those of humans, were far below those of Priest-Kings.	10
7	323	Humans, like other animals, I knew, are regarded by those of the Kurii as a form of food.	10
10	373	The fact that humans have minds does not cancel the truths of the blood, but permits their enrichment and enhancement, their expression in physical and psychological ecstasies far beyond the reach of simpler organisms; the female slave submits to her master in a thousand dimensions, in each of which...	10
11	17	Kurii, I had been told, usually, in meeting men, laid the ears back against the sides of their heads, to increase their resemblance to humans.	10
14	135	Mere humans, they dared not set themselves against Kurii.	10
15	69	This was the boldest and most fearful probe of the Kurii of the ships, directed toward humans but doubtless, in fact, a testing of the will and nature of Priest-Kings, their true foes.	10
17	117	Analogously, humans continue to speak of affairs of the heart, a man of good heart, that someone has a big heart, etc.	10
17	144	These differences, negligible from the point of view of humans, are apparently of considerable importance among the Kurii themselves.	10
17	156	The sleen have various uses; some are merely used as watch animals or guard animals; others are used as points in the advance of squads, some trained to attack putative enemies, others to return to the squad, thus alerting it to the presence of a possible enemy; others are even more highly trained, ...	10
17	160	The order of such a march is typically as follows: Captured humans, in single file, form its center.	10
17	161	These humans are usually thralls and bondmaids, but not always.	10
17	162	The spoils are carried by the captured male humans, unless there are too many, and then the residue is divided among the bondmaids.	10
18	30	Now, however, indiscriminately, they sought to destroy all armed male humans.	10
20	132	"I thought," it said, "humans were honorable".	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	759	Lights, in the Nest, were for the benefit of humans and other visually oriented creatures sharing the domicile.	10
1	889	Few, if any humans, in my opinion, could long follow an adult Kur.	10
7	403	"It tallies with the reports of other humans, who, once, long ago, fled the Sardar".	10
7	404	These would have been the Nest's humans who, following the Nest War, had elected to return to the surface of Gor.	10
14	45	There was a smell, as of humans, and urts.	10
21	309	Its night vision is perhaps a hundred times keener than that of humans.	10
21	475	Though the Kur had not used them, there were cuts in the side of the ship, probably used by the humans in entering and leaving it.	10
21	487	A diversion would be ineffective, for what could draw the Kur from his position? If the blood of the slaughtered humans about had not been sufficient to override his obedience to the dark imperatives of the steel worlds, I did not think anything I might contrive could lure him forth.	10
21	490	The only likely object to use in such a plan would be the body of one of the humans about, victims of the Kur, with whom I had shared the march in the desert.	10
26	1182	Even had they not have been, their information, they, seldom leaving the Sardar, not being as humans, was little better than that of their human agents, widely separated in space and time.	10

Book 11. (3 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1175	What different humans these were, on this unhurried, stately, barbaric world, so different from that which I knew.	10
9	159	Tipped on its side, to better accommodate humans, it was some six feet in height and four by twelve feet in breadth and length.	10
13	89	She took them for granted, much as the humans of Earth might take for granted routine inoculations.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	76	He could probably, too, make some sounds recognizable to humans.	10
31	102	"Our brain cases are larger than those of humans," it said.	10
31	138	"I know little of humans," it said, "but it is my understanding that most of them are liars and hypocrites.	10
31	169	"Humans, as I understand it, have two sexes, which, among them, perform all the functions pertinent to the continuance of the species".	10
32	56	"We have only two hundred humans here and some twenty of our people".	10
35	83	Kur agents on Earth are almost always humans.	10
35	188	I encountered few humans in the corridors.	10
35	314	I did not think any of the humans in the complex would be likely to know the location of the device for which I sought.	10
35	528	"Yes," she said, "but humans are not allowed beyond those points".	10
35	714	"But it will do you no good, for humans are not allowed beyond that point!" "Which way?" I asked.	10
35	746	"Humans may not go further".	10
35	747	"Have you seen those who are not humans?" I asked.	10
35	750	Doubtless they are humanlike, perhaps indistinguishable from humans".	10
35	765	"Humans may not go beyond this point," she said.	10
35	771	I had speculated that the destructive device would lie beyond the reach of slaves, and in an area secret to the monitoring system, which might be available at times to humans.	10
35	1280	"There are several humans left in the complex," I said.	10
35	1283	"But there are humans here".	10
35	1289	"Some of the humans here," I said, "prisoners, were among your cohorts".	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	355	The seaweed is harmless to the fish but it contains substances toxic to humans.	10
6	356	The river fish on the other hand, as far as I know, are generally wholesome for humans to eat.	10
16	63	There was, as far as I knew, nothing on Gor to compare with it except, of course, the advanced technological equipment at the disposal of the Priest-Kings and Kurii, equipment of a sort generally forbidden, in the weapons and communication laws, to most Gorean humans.	10
32	489	There is more concern on Earth for the health of trees than humans.	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	327	"It might interest you to know that, from their point of view, they commonly regard humans as subrational, as an inferior species, and, indeed, one they commonly think of in terms little other than of food".	10
1	489	"Such creatures do not care, usually, to be touched by humans," I said.	10
1	515	That the creatures had seen fit to utilize this convention, one of humans, was clear.	10
1	525	It was thus placed, and oriented, in such a way that the Blood, which stood on the left, from their point of view, if it favored the right hand, or paw, as most such creatures do, rather like humans, could easily bend down and seize it up.	10
1	966	Also, of course, in close combat with humans, if one wishes, the perpendicular alignment may be simply produced; one need only turn the small bow.	10
1	1186	"We, too, believe it to be Zarendargar, whom some humans call Half-Ear," said Kog.	10
1	1344	"And, humans, you see, would be useful in dealing with them".	10
8	249	Most Gorean garments, of course, of the sorts worn by humans, trace back to terrestrial antecedents.	10
14	247	It amused me that the youth, like so many individuals to whom only one language is familiar, so familiar that it seems that all humans must, in one way or another, be conversant with it, seemed to think that the girl must surely understand him if only he would speak slowly enough and with sufficient...	10

Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	681	This might be accomplished, presumably, within the weapon laws and technological limitations imposed upon Gorean humans by Priest-Kings, for whatever might be their purposes".	10

Book 20. (2 results) Players of Gor

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1	886	It would not bode well for humans, I thought, if some form of liaison, or arrangement, were entered into between Priest-Kings and Kurii.	10
13	339	Probably long ago, as some forms of urts became commensals with human beings, so, too, some humans may have become commensals, traveling companions, sharers at the same table, so to speak, with the migratory urt packs.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	1004	The humans of Gor are of course human, mostly the scions of Earthlings brought to this world long ago by the Priest-Kings, in Voyages of Acquisition.	10

Book 22. (4 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	306	Humans even illuminated the streets of their cities, at least in certain areas.	10
28	118	"We are thinking," said Tupita, "if I am not mistaken, that although this thing might eat humans, and might eat us, it may not be that we have been brought here, really, for food".	10
29	361	How small and weak humans seemed compared to such a thing.	10
29	1617	Sempronius and Callisthenes first busied themselves, under the stranger's supervision, with burying what humans lay about.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	750	As speculative images of the Priest-Kings themselves, in effect, the rulers and gods of Gor, are forbidden, or at least generally discouraged, I suppose it is not surprising that humans are wary of boldly bedecking coins with their own images.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	176	Their appearance is rather formidable, and can give one a nasty turn in the delta, but, happily, one soon learns they are harmless, at least to humans.	10

Book 27. (9 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	306	Should they detect a breach of one of their ordinances, say, one forbidding certain varieties of weapons to humans, it seems they are capable of imposing swift, unmistakable and effective sanctions".	10
4	363	Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world.	10
22	345	How could I, only from Earth, compete with a Gorean woman? But then, she told herself, humans on Gor are surely of Earth origin.	10
27	668	Perhaps other aliens had brought some humans to this world, and then departed.	10
27	961	"We do not teach our humans to speak," it said.	10
27	1099	There had been six humans in the party of Mirus, including himself.	10
27	1110	Staggering across the grass towards Portus's group was he whom Ellen took to be the leader of the visitors, or, at least, of the humans, he who had spoken for them, he who had killed the translator.	10
27	1116	In any event, in putative justification of this decision, if such is required, it seems that he spoke for, and was first amongst, the humans in Mirus's group, which group might also, she supposes, incidentally, be thought of as Kardok's retinue.	10
27	2754	Indeed, they will attack animals larger than humans, kaiila, wild bosk, and such.	10

Book 28. (299 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	166	"We can do with harder countries than humans," said Agamemnon, "with less arable soils, with wastelands, with mountainous areas, with desolate latitudes, arid and rocky, latitudes unfriendly to humans, with deserts, and such, areas of less interest to humans".	10
21	201	"This is how Kurii want their young to view humans, to understand humans, to think of humans," said Peisistratus.	10
67	110	He thought of the forest humans, of the men of Peisistratus in the pleasure cylinder, of killer humans, bred for arena games, of the ponderous cattle humans, bred for stupidity and meat.	10
3	167	"Even if this is not Gor," he said, "and I am not sure it is, if there are humans here, humans who have speech, it is probably the language they would speak.	10
5	259	Kurii, as I may have mentioned before, do not make slaves of humans, no more than, say, humans make slaves of dogs or cats.	10
6	98	"If this project were to be successful," said Cabot, "then the territories and resources of Gor would be shared equally by humans and Kurii, as victorious allies?" "Humans are a lesser life form," said Grendel.	10
8	65	"Within the Sardar?" "Unfortunately not, but Priest-Kings deal with humans and humans may deal with us".	10
17	22	The Kurii had not encountered humans in this manner before, for humans had always fled from them.	10
18	1	The Ledge One supposes that it was foolish of Cabot to return the blonde to the vicinity of the shuttle port, that she not be left to the beasts and humans of the forest, but such activities are not unprecedented amongst humans.	10
18	27	It is an act not uncommon amongst humans, or, indeed, certain other species, but it is not universal even amongst humans.	10
18	199	The greatest danger to her, thought Cabot, would presumably be from the surviving members of the decimated hunting party, or from others who knew of it, for she, the bait girl, had not been used by Kurii to entrap humans, but by humans to entrap Kurii.	10
21	268	Some of these were game humans who had been netted in the sport cylinder, but most were killer humans, bred for savagery, raised for the arena.	10
24	126	"And do not humans war upon humans?" "Yes," said Cabot.	10
35	122	"Peisistratus and his men have ferried the game humans from the forest cylinder to the world, hundreds, and he has freed the killer humans, hundreds, too, from their pens and barracks.	10
40	200	"Humans are safe with the revolutionaries," said Lord Grendel, "as they are regarded either as allies or neutral, but those with the purple scarves will destroy all humans on sight".	10
44	36	The humans at the disposal of the rebels were ill-armed, most with sharpened sticks, and many of the killer humans, bred for the arena games, were not only unspeeched, but dangerous to their Kur allies and to one another, as well.	10
44	39	Certainly they had managed to bring humans from the sport cylinder into Agamemnon's cylinder, the main world, and had released, for better or for worse, the killer humans from their cages and training areas.	10
44	44	And, it might be mentioned, though with reluctance, that the protein in the diet of the humans, in particular, in that of the killer humans, was not all derived from the processed edibles confiscated from Kur commissaries.	10
44	63	"If the humans from the sport cylinder learn the bow, the arena humans will not be far behind".	10
44	303	Several humans, too, particularly of the forest humans, were now becoming adept with the bow.	10
55	54	Cabot could see several of the humans, who moved with stealth and agility, very differently from the lethargic, shambling motions of the massive cattle humans, bred for stupidity and meat.	10
55	71	The twenty, or so, humans, now emerged from the cave, had arrested their advance, and now seemed to be scanning the plain, surveying the herd of cattle humans.	10
55	91	"Indeed, I would not be surprised if some of those women were taken from other groups, killer humans against killer humans".	10
55	189	"Some of the killer humans," said Statius, "seem to be threading their way amongst the cattle humans".	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
61	147	"It is a herd of cattle humans, only a herd of cattle humans, foraging".	10
63	142	The leader of the cattle humans, blood about his teeth, where he had bitten his prey, was seized in the mighty paws of Lord Grendel, lifted high in the air, and then flung to the earth, this breaking the back and neck of the leader of the cattle humans, who was then, as Lord Grendel had not loosened...	10
67	40	If there were to be such messages he would have expected them to be, say, warnings to Kur loyalists, even nondominants, to beware of humans, or renegades, or calls to humans, or others, if there were others, to come in and surrender, perhaps to be spared for lowly services, groomings, and such, or, ...	10
74	50	Lord Arcesilaus sat on a dais, at the head of a hundred tables, with Lord Zarendargar, Lord Grendel, and Statius; and Archon, of the forest humans, and Cestiphon, of the killer humans, sat with them.	10
80	111	"The Priest-Kings prohibit certain areas of science and technology to humans, certain forms of weaponry, and such, for they fear the stupidity and aggression of humans".	10
1	46	If I were I should not tell this story, which deals primarily with some humans, and something not human, with the monster.	10
1	54	We will, accordingly, refer to that individual with whom we shall begin by that name by which other humans might know him, namely, as Tarl Cabot, or, as some will have it, Bosk, of Port Kar.	10
1	102	One can learn much, even from the codes of humans.	10
1	103	He was, as we learned, of what on Gor amongst humans is referred to as the scarlet caste.	10
1	131	In the north of Gor, in its polar regions, inhabited sparsely by tribes of humans known as the Red Hunters, recognizable by the small blue spot at the base of their spine, it is said that he, this Tarl Cabot, once encountered a great war general of the Kurii, Zarendargar, whose name, for convenience...	10
1	155	Surely small ships, at least, manned by humans, have frequently enough, of late, penetrated the atmosphere of Gor.	10
1	181	Whereas Kurii may own humans, and several do, they do not think of them as "slaves," no more than men of Gor would think of their verr and kaiila as slaves, or those of, say, Earth, would think of their pigs and horses, or cattle, as slaves.	10
1	215	Too, both were, as humans understand such things, deliciously figured, this, too, doubtless having to do with generations of sexual selection.	10
1	269	But I do not think her family earned its class or wealth honestly or honorably, for example through the rings, but then that is not unusual amongst humans.	10
1	293	One supposed it might have been a matter of bartering at an exchange point, between our humans and those of Priest-Kings, for such interactions occasionally occur, however illegitimately; or she may have been taken to the surface by our human allies as, so to speak, negotiable currency, to be there ...	10
1	318	On the whole, however, this is rare with Gorean humans, who tend to be traditional in such matters and accordingly are inclined to refrain from such practices.	10
1	320	The Kurii, for example, when they wish to breed humans, commonly chain them, left wrist to right wrist, right wrist to left wrist, left ankle to right ankle, right ankle to left ankle.	10
1	338	As the pet of a Kur she had an unusual status amongst the few humans in the Steel Worlds.	10
1	420	Sometimes catchers, small Kurii, badly pelted, only four or five hundred pounds in weight, prowled the habitat, searching for loose humans, escaped or strayed, usually to be hamstrung and put back in the barred pens, then unable to walk, unable then to do much more than feed at the troughs, fatten, ...	10
1	856	It seemed that these two humans, members of her own species, actually communicated with one another, rather as did the Kurii.	10
1	1057	On the other hand, if they did not know humans that well it seems they did know this particular human, Tarl Cabot.	10
2	117	"They feed on humans".	10
2	294	Some humans, incidentally, can make out carefully spoken Kur, but they are unable to reproduce the sounds.	10
2	297	With respect to translators more generally, one supposes that the Priest-Kings themselves, whoever or whatever they are, must have such devices in order to communicate with humans, and perhaps, too, with Kurii.	10
2	316	She is now no more than an unclaimed slave! The closest beast to her, who had put down his head, probably merely to smell her sweat and terror, and the lingering, offensive odors of the container, for most Kurii are less fastidious in such matters than many humans, extended his long, dark tongue and...	10
4	9	Consequently, most communication between humans and Kurii is accomplished by means of translators.	10
5	37	He was not armed, for humans are not permitted arms in the habitat, save in the areas reserved for them.	10
5	260	They tend to regard humans, on the whole, as food.	10
5	263	Kurii do, of course, recognize that humans may serve several purposes beyond those commonly associated with food, that they may, for example, have uses as workers, pets, confederates, and so on.	10
5	399	It indicated, after all, her particular and enviable specialness, her status, amongst humans in the habitat.	10
5	415	I wonder if her master knows how this sight might affect male humans, seeing lovely human females so, particularly slaves, not that the blonde was a slave.	10
6	14	Why? Where is Zarendargar? Who is Agamemnon? What is a Nameless One? What is the Eleventh Face of a Nameless One? How are there humans here? What do you do with them? Who are your confederates? How many have you? How do they figure in your plans? There is purpose in all this, I am sure.	10
6	49	Presumably Kurii would not wish their humans, save, say, their confederates, to be able to speak.	10
6	50	Surely they would prefer for their humans, their pets, their cattle, and such, to remain without speech, to remain simple speechless animals.	10
6	93	"They wish humans as allies?" "Certainly, to abet our projects, to advance against Priest-Kings, to help us, properly armed, to win Gor".	10
6	95	"Is it not better to use humans, a lesser life form, to probe for us, to do war for us, than to risk Kurii?" "Doubtless," said Cabot.	10
6	103	"I have been tested with humans," said Grendel.	10
7	16	Amongst Kurii and humans communication is often difficult, even with translators".	10
8	17	"This is then to impress humans?" "Perhaps," said Peisistratus, "but, too, perhaps it is intended to make them feel less closed in, more at ease".	10
8	122	"Some humans find the appearance of Kurii frightening," said Agamemnon.	10
8	124	"We hoped that Grendel might be acceptable to your species, being taken, in effect, as human, and might well serve us in our relationships with humans, as an intermediary".	10
8	140	"And to labor on behalf of humans, our oppressed brothers," said Agamemnon, "to liberate them from the tyranny of Priest-Kings".	10
8	143	"You would assist humans in winning Gor?" "Arms, direction, such things".	10
8	152	"Gor, I take it," said Cabot, "would be shared equally, its land, its riches, and such, all, equally, between Kurii and humans".	10
8	158	Humans must believe it is their battle, a battle waged to win their own freedom, a struggle to claim what has been denied to them, and is rightfully theirs, Gor".	10
8	163	"And what would take place on this morning of victory?" "Gor would belong not to Priest-Kings," said Agamemnon, "but to humans".	10
8	167	"The division then, even were it equal in extent, would seem much in the interests of humans," said Cabot.	10
10	131	"We do not require the use of humans to forward our projects," said Pyrrhus.	10
11	52	"Some Kurii have difficulty distinguishing amongst humans," said Peisistratus.	10
11	58	"Perhaps it is so, too, with humans," said Cabot.	10
11	255	Humans are cheap".	10
11	280	"And humans?" "Yes".	10
11	283	"They probably wish to see if you will kill humans".	10
11	285	"But, too," he said, "these are unusual humans, and our hirsute friends may be interested to see if they kill you".	10
11	286	"Unusual humans?" "They have been bred to be elusive, dangerous prey animals.	10
11	288	"And if these unusual humans kill me, I would thus be proven a poor choice to abet the schemes of Kurii?" "Yes, and then they could turn to others".	10
12	18	"There are beasts in the forests other than humans," said Pyrrhus.	10
12	19	"And they prey on humans?" "Some," said Pyrrhus, "larls, sleen".	10
12	37	"Yet," said Pyrrhus, "humans have often eaten human".	10
12	52	"You do not approve of the plan of Agamemnon, I gather," said Cabot, "to utilize humans in the conquest of Gor".	10
12	63	He would expend humans, swarming them into the Sardar to exterminate Priest-Kings, thus robbing Kurii of the glory of victory".	10
12	93	"A natural mistake, as humans look much alike to Kurii?" "Yes, and no one would expect to find you here".	10
12	102	"And humans".	10
12	103	"Humans?" "Certainly," said Pyrrhus.	10
13	26	That is not so uncommon amongst humans.	10
15	21	When humans come to investigate her, or claim her, for she is an exquisite female, the Kurii, the hunters, may close in and perhaps annihilate an entire group, or take what they wish, and perhaps ear notch the others, especially the younger ones, and leave them for a later hunt.	10
15	47	The Kurii will expect the humans to run, thought Cabot.	10
16	48	I must distance myself from the humans.	10
16	92	Then, on a fourth try, she managed, sliding and slipping, to attain the surface, but was there seized by one of the humans, who then thrust her back, rolling down the incline, to its bottom.	10
17	4	They looked about for humans.	10
17	5	Surely they had expected to find humans, doubtless fleeing, to be rapidly pursued.	10
17	7	Had there been humans they would have been trapped in the defile.	10
17	19	And about the top of the defile were now better than two dozen humans again hurling stones downward, stones easily the size of a man's head.	10
17	21	Then, in the confusion, several humans, screaming, and carrying their pointed sticks, slid into the defile, and others rushed forward, through the opening.	10
17	23	But the humans were not now fleeing, but attacking, and relentlessly, and viciously, and, moreover, the Kurii were considerably outnumbered.	10
17	24	When one tried to defend itself from a sharpened stick three or four other humans, like sleen hanging on the flanks of a larl, drove their points deep into hairy bodies.	10
17	25	In moments, four Kurii were dead, and there was not one other that was not bloodied, and the six remaining Kurii, snarling, and tearing and biting, and sweeping about them with their spears, broke through the opening, and the massed humans, to the forest beyond.	10
17	26	Cabot signaled that the humans should follow them and continue to attack them.	10
17	30	But this was the first time that this had occurred with humans.	10
17	31	That night humans fed on Kur.	10
17	33	He did return two slaves, Tula and Lana, to Archon, and take his leave of the humans.	10
18	6	Humans are strange.	10
18	37	The general pervasiveness of the conjunction of the lips amongst humans suggests that something more than simple cultural idiosyncrasy may be involved, presumably on a level not immediately accessible to consciousness, a level in which the act is understood as symbolic, and analogous to, and suggest...	10
18	89	She might hope that hunting humans might not look upward.	10
18	114	Might she not be better in a cage, preferably a tiny one, instructive for her, awaiting her sale? He had no hope of eluding sleen indefinitely, and he did not wish to bring humans of the forest into additional jeopardy.	10
18	138	His skins, from the humans of Archon, dampened, and clung to him.	10
18	202	If she had been used in such a fashion once, might she not be used in such a fashion again? Too, perhaps she had collaborated with humans, with intent.	10
18	206	This remark startled Cabot, for he was unused to thinking as Kurii, to whom humans are little different from verr or tabuk.	10
18	238	"Humans do not always run," said Cabot.	10
18	282	This hunter, he supposed, had netted humans before.	10
19	21	It is not known if it was native to Gor or, as many other forms of life, including humans, it was brought to that world by the mysterious Priest-Kings, whoever or whatever they might be.	10
19	50	Indeed, he had reason to believe that humans not only defended themselves from such beasts, as they could, but occasionally hunted them, as well.	10
21	53	"It seems humans and Kurii share drums," said Cabot.	10
21	114	It is sometimes annoying to a Kur that some humans cannot immediately, similarly, distinguish between a Kur male and a Kur female.	10
21	117	Most humans, incidentally, have never seen a Kur womb, either of the shelf or wall type, as they tend to be hidden, and guarded.	10
21	186	"What are they?" "Cattle humans," said Peisistratus.	10
21	202	"They would think otherwise of humans did they meet them in the field of battle," said Cabot.	10
21	267	The beast fights were largely amongst fighting humans, variously armed.	10
21	344	Such an implement would have been difficult for many humans to lift, let alone wield.	10
21	366	Many humans find it remarkable that so large a creature can move with such rapidity.	10
21	575	"The experiment, the outcome of which was Grendel," said Peisistratus, "turned out badly, Grendel failing to be such as to be accepted by humans as a leader.	10
21	584	"It is so, too, with humans," said Cabot.	10
23	149	Rather they would chain you in the barracks, where you might be paired, under Kur supervision, with a succession of killer humans.	10
24	155	"You would decline the offer of Agamemnon, to arm and lead the humans of Earth against the Sardar," said Grendel.	10
25	2	These were such as roamed about, patrolling areas for strayed, or flighted, animals, tarsks, humans, and such.	10
25	6	Too, humans look much alike to most Kurii.	10
26	55	"You have access to the codes to the sport cylinder, and can access the barracks of the killer humans, and the cattle pens".	10
26	58	And the killer humans, speeched and unspeeched, are wild, uncontrollable, dangerous, vicious, undisciplined.	10
26	60	The game humans will be unwilling to leave the shelter of their forests".	10
26	111	"The killer humans are trained with weapons," said Cabot.	10
26	118	"I wonder," said Cabot, regarding Peisistratus narrowly, "if you are one of Agamemnon's humans".	10
26	229	As most humans, and Kurii, favor the right hand, this grasping of hands is a token of respect or friendship, each surrendering, so to speak, the weapon hand to the other.	10
34	21	"It has to do with humans?" asked Cabot.	10
35	123	Humans swarm about, unled, thirsting for blood.	10
35	125	One Kur can destroy with his hands a hundred humans, and one with power weapons can slay thousands".	10
35	135	"What of the cattle humans?" asked Cabot.	10
36	56	"Kurii do not look for nobility and honor from humans," said Lord Grendel.	10
36	355	The latter, incidentally, are also edible by certain forms of animal life, sheep, goats, kaiila, humans, and such.	10
37	27	How will Master know these from the minions and cohorts of Lord Agamemnon?" "There must be ensigns of some sort," said Cabot, "arm bands, flags, scarves, something, if only for the benefit of enlisted humans, to discriminate amongst the striving factions".	10
37	28	"All humans would be foes of Lord Agamemnon," she said.	10
38	20	There, scattered about, were several humans.	10
38	21	Some seemed of the game world, others, from their tunicking, were doubtless from the cages of the killer humans.	10
39	101	"They are not my superiors," said Cabot, "and perhaps we have taught them that two humans may be something to be reckoned with".	10
40	198	"'Kill all humans'," said Lord Grendel.	10
41	36	"To kill humans," said Cabot.	10
41	55	It might kill ten sleen, or a hundred humans.	10
41	58	"It would indicate, I suppose," said Cabot, "that Lord Agamemnon is concerned with the revolution, that he takes it seriously, truly, and that he recognizes that its humans may pose some threat to his forces, that their opposition is not negligible".	10
42	30	"Perhaps some of the humans can care for them, or herd them to safety".	10
43	6	It was heavy, and perhaps few humans could have raised it, but Cabot, who was strong for a human, with a great effort, threw it back.	10
43	244	"Humans will be killed on sight," said Grendel.	10
43	456	If Agamemnon is successful, humans may yet be permitted to live, and serve, in the world, and I myself will speak on your behalf, to win you pardon for your crime against the world".	10
44	18	"Why waste a world? Only humans might do that".	10
44	19	"Some humans," said Cabot.	10
44	26	* * * * "We have hundreds of humans," said Cabot.	10
44	31	Some beam devices, too, had proved of value, and flares, particularly in assisting humans to detect Kur patrols, Kur marches, the advance of raiding parties, and such.	10
44	40	It must be understood, of course, that the value of humans to the revolution was not as minimal or negligible as the hitherto-noted, disparaging assessment of Lord Grendel might suggest.	10
44	41	For example, dozens of humans, armed with their stones and pointed sticks, suddenly swarming upon isolated Kurii were something seriously to be reckoned with.	10
44	48	Here and there, there were small herds of cattle humans about, rooting in abandoned gardens, gathering up fallen fruit, scavenging on the dead.	10
44	57	The cattle humans were largely ignored by the warring parties, save as the loyalists might occasionally cull the herds for meat.	10
44	59	"Do you think it wise?" asked Lord Grendel, "to teach the bow to the forest people?" "Yes," said Cabot, "but perhaps not to the killer humans".	10
44	62	"The killer humans are not stupid," said Grendel.	10
44	65	"Of the cattle humans," said Lord Grendel.	10
44	302	Humans provided much intelligence to the insurrectionists, and even major power weapons are ineffectual in the absence of targets.	10
45	84	"Outside," said the Lady Bina, "I saw some cattle humans.	10
46	1	Darkness Encroaches; A Plan is Formed In Lord Grendel's small group, one of several, there were some forty Kurii and some twenty to thirty humans.	10
47	18	In this way, they might communicate the better amongst themselves, and with other humans.	10
47	22	Humans were lighter, and smaller, than Kurii, and better adapted to this venture than would have been their larger, heavier, allies.	10
47	25	It must be possible, somehow! Agamemnon, Cabot was sure, in the dark gaming of war, had not anticipated humans intruding into this fearsome venue.	10
48	11	Lord Grendel's group was now small, consisting of some dozen Kurii, and some seven humans.	10
49	26	"We have had foragers in this area, humans," said Cabot.	10
50	74	Behind him straggled a dozen or more humans, some helmeted, all garmented in cloth.	10
50	80	The other humans entered the camp, haggard, pale, filthy, with torn clothing, some bloodied, and bandaged, two supported by their fellows.	10
50	89	In it must have been two thousand, or more, Kurii, humans".	10
51	2	Peisistratus had been left in charge of the humans in the camp of Lord Grendel's band, and Statius, who had once been no more than a despised nondominant, had been deputized to command the Kurii of the camp, and, as he was Kur, was sovereign in the camp.	10
51	4	Many of the humans had now accustomed themselves to the bow, of one strength or another, but there was a considerable shortage of suitable headings for these missiles, many now being merely sharpened sticks, fletched.	10
53	11	Archon, once of the forest humans, cried out with pleasure.	10
53	96	They had been fired on, twice, by Kur patrols, but had managed to elude them, once by taking refuge within a shambling herd of cattle humans, and once by slipping into an area within which it was unlikely, in any event, that power weapons would be employed.	10
53	106	"Killer humans," had said Lord Grendel.	10
53	107	Killer humans, as it might be recalled, were bred by Kurii for arena sports, and bred for energy, agility, and aggression.	10
53	145	"Many humans," said Lord Grendel, "particularly at first, have difficulty telling the Kur male from the Kur female.	10
53	261	"Killer humans have been in the vicinity.	10
54	1	There is Converse in a Rebel Camp "Dear Cabot," said Statius, "I find the actions of humans mysterious.	10
54	3	"You may find this incomprehensible, dear friend," said Cabot, "but humans, in their turn, do not always understand the doings of Kurii".	10
54	68	"But it had occurred to me that you, though human, stand high in the camp, perhaps highest amongst the humans, save for dear Peisistratus, and that I, though Kur, am lowly, and no more than a scout".	10
55	42	"Cattle humans," said Cabot.	10
55	47	"Humans".	10
55	52	"Killer humans," said Cabot.	10
55	55	As Cabot watched, he saw more and more of the humans emerging from the tunnel.	10
55	64	"Perhaps they are hunting cattle humans," said Statius.	10
55	78	"They are the females of killer humans".	10
55	155	"But, surely," said Statius, "they will not be cruelly roped, as are the cowering properties below, those of the killer humans".	10
55	194	In the pens the cattle humans were reproduced by means of artificial insemination".	10
55	195	Suddenly Lord Grendel's ears lifted, and he turned to the field, and he began to gaze intently toward the mingled cattle humans, and he began to tremble, uncontrollably.	10
55	203	Cabot shaded his eyes, and narrowed them, but he saw little other than the grass, the cliffs and rocks behind it, the massed cattle, forward, in the plain, and two, only two, killer humans beginning to move through the herd, slowly, deliberately, watchfully, thrusting or striking one beast or anothe...	10
55	211	Cabot then heard a cry from below, from one of the killer humans, who now pointed toward a portion of the herd, rather where the stirring had been remarked.	10
55	218	The two killer humans were not unaware of his arrival, and they, exchanging cries, something between speech and signals, ceased to prosecute their passage through the herd, and made their way back, almost as though through chest-high water, to the company of their colleagues, nearer the exit of the ...	10
55	220	Lord Grendel was then between the fleeing figure and the herd, and, farther back, the killer humans.	10
55	225	The killer humans, on the far side of the herd, had now congregated together, and were regarding Lord Grendel, who roared once more.	10
55	228	Whereas the killer humans might, or might not, have surprised and attacked a single, preferably unarmed Kur, it was a different matter altogether to attack two who were aware, ready, and aroused.	10
55	231	Accordingly, the killer humans brought their neck-roped females to their feet, placed themselves between the females and the herd, and Lord Grendel, Cabot, and Statius, and, with a few cries and strokes of their sticks, herded them away, withdrawing behind them, with an occasional vigilant glance ca...	10
55	268	"It seems clear," said Lord Grendel, "that she was in hiding, for some reason, and perhaps for some time, and was then discovered and flushed out of concealment by the killer humans".	10
55	271	"She sought refuge amongst the cattle humans," said Lord Grendel.	10
55	273	"Her act, I suspect," said Cabot, "was one less of courage than of terror, of sudden and thoughtless desperation, an irrational flight at any cost to escape capture by the killer humans".	10
55	274	"It is true," said Lord Grendel, "that we had attempted to assure her of the harmlessness of cattle humans".	10
55	277	Some cattle humans in any event now arm themselves, however primitively, and attack others, and encroach on the feeding territories of others, and so on.	10
56	70	In this way his folk may function effectively, directing their fire efficiently, and our humans will be essentially helpless, effectively neutralized".	10
56	108	Even the humans could see.	10
56	112	It spoke in Kur, but those humans with translators, as Cabot, had no difficulty in following it.	10
56	154	Here and there, on one side or the other, some Kurii, and some humans, perhaps some twenty or thirty, emerged from the trenches and, weaponless, arms lifted in surrender, began to climb upward, toward the perimeters of the vale.	10
56	158	The light then began to dim, and soon, again, Cabot, and other humans, found themselves in practical darkness, save for some fires on the slopes, brief, soon-extinguished fires, marking places where the grass, here and there, in half circles of some yards, had been ignited by sheets of blazing, disc...	10
56	186	"Rise from the trenches, attack, attack, Kur brothers!" called Lord Grendel, and his cries were echoed, from trench to trench, and coursed down the lengths of trenches, and Cabot, and the humans, confused, bewildered, were aware of mighty bodies, howling with cries of war, scrambling out of the tren...	10
56	188	Cabot, and other humans, wonderingly, slowly emerged from the trenches, to thread their way through soft, furrowed earth, soaked with blood, through seared grass and lost weapons, amongst fallen, scattered bodies, contorted and awry, some blackened by fire, others dismembered.	10
57	5	His Corinna was eagerly heeling him, Statius' female hurried forth, to kneel at his feet, rubbing her head against his leg, and other slaves crowded about, kneeling, weeping with joy, and the seven or eight humans and Kurii who had been commanded, to their sorrow, to stay within the camp, to protect...	10
57	157	"Doubtless, by now, she has perished of exposure, or starved, or fallen to wild animals, or has been killed by Agamemnon's Kurii, for they had orders to fire on all humans".	10
60	38	"Humans will be killed, surely," said Peisistratus.	10
61	28	"This war of which you speak was between humans?" said Lord Grendel.	10
61	56	"Our humans will be at a serious disadvantage in the night," said Statius.	10
61	154	Moments later Lord Grendel pressed through a circle of Kurii and humans, and discovered the Lady Bina on her back.	10
61	188	There was a murmur of assent to this from the Kurii about, and from the humans, as well, which response Cabot could well understand.	10
61	219	Several of the Kurii exchanged uneasy glances, and the humans, too, looked to one another, apprehensively.	10
61	220	"Return to your duties," said Lord Grendel to the Kurii and humans about.	10
61	234	"You must not think too badly of Cestiphon, and other male humans," said Cabot, "for such a female is like delicious food to a starving man.	10
62	35	"You are more important than you know," said Flavion, "with humans, with Kurii.	10
63	57	And why would humans free her, unless they could have her for their own? But there is nowhere to keep her, or hide her".	10
63	93	"Down there," said a Kur, "in midst of the cattle humans".	10
63	117	"Do not follow him! Remain here!" Concealed amongst the cattle humans were somewhere between twenty and twenty-five Kurii, these picked minions of the elite of Lord Agamemnon's forces, each armed with a power weapon.	10
63	120	In any event, shortly after Lord Grendel entered the herd, two Kurii rose up from amongst the cattle humans and fired.	10
63	122	The head of one of the cattle humans was burned away but inches from the chest of Lord Grendel, and another cattle human's chest was burned through, in such a way that a portion of Lord Grendel's harness was blackened, and hair singed from his shoulder.	10
63	123	Lord Grendel then took cover amongst the cattle humans, precisely as had his foes.	10
63	124	Had Lord Grendel not been overwrought, or had he been less concerned with the safety of the Lady Bina, he might have chosen to remain within the safety of his lines and allowed her to perish as she might, and would, at the hands of the cattle humans.	10
63	125	The leader of the cattle humans, of course, was not privy to the machinations of Agamemnon's minions, nor would he have understood their concerns even had they attempted to explain them to him.	10
63	127	The other Kurii then rose, too, weapons readied, from amongst the cattle humans, their heads now clearly visible amongst those of the unkempt, lumbering, shambling, obese, bovine herd.	10
63	137	Lord Grendel, unwisely, began to thrust cattle human after cattle human from his path, hastening to the relief of the Lady Bina, who was in the midst of several cattle humans squealing and stamping about her, some with stones, and others with sharpened sticks.	10
63	141	The blow did not fall because the club was torn from his grasp and then Lord Grendel, the massive club in his hands, began to strike about him, and the cattle humans fled back before these blows, limping, arms dangling, faces a mass of bones and blood.	10
63	143	Meanwhile, the two foremost of the Kurii of Agamemnon, these first through the cattle humans, intent on their target, and now having isolated it, leveled their weapons.	10
63	161	With Statius and Archon were more than a dozen Kurii and humans, armed with power weapons.	10
63	163	He stood there, in the field, silent, in the grass, amongst bodies, those of cattle humans and Kurii, holding her.	10
64	6	But the habitats were quiet, and the field below was largely deserted, save for some cattle humans who had drifted back, to scavenge.	10
64	69	"What could they do to her now that she would not welcome?" It would be injudicious, and certainly unnecessary, in a reportorial narrative of this sort, to delineate in any detail the terrible moments which were spent by the Lady Bina in the clutches of the cattle humans.	10
64	88	Nor did she understand the nature of the cattle humans through which she was to make her way, identified in her tiara, to the lines of Agamemnon, of whose shelter, contrition, gratitude, and affection she had been assured by Flavion.	10
64	91	Greed for significance, importance, power, and wealth is a motivation to which many humans are susceptible, and we must, in all honesty, acknowledge that it is one to which some Kurii, perhaps surprisingly, are not immune.	10
64	110	She had then been taken into the forests and released, to be hunted down by, and devoured by, one or another of the sleen which had been released into the world to prey on humans.	10
64	111	There were fewer such sleen, however, than Agamemnon realized, as traps had been set, one of which, we may recall, had snared the giant sleen, Ramar, and, too, humans, and their Kurii, had often defended themselves with vigor, often killing the animals, or, if their scent had not been taken, driving...	10
64	113	She had been noted by killer humans, and was fleeing them, when she was apprehended by Lord Grendel, Statius, and the human, Tarl Cabot, which party brought her back, a prisoner, to the camp.	10
64	121	* * * * There were four females on the personal neck rope of Cestiphon, all women of killer humans.	10
64	122	These were Cestiphon's own women, as opposed to the women held in common by his group of killer humans.	10
64	129	One of the women of the killer humans sprang to her feet and snatched at the sheet but the small figure hastily, frightened, drew back.	10
64	130	But the other women of the killer humans, on the rope, had sprung up, and encircled her.	10
64	132	Beneath the sheet she had been as naked as the women of the killer humans.	10
64	133	The killer humans keep their women naked.	10
64	135	One supposes the hostility of these women of killer humans was the natural hostility of one type of female toward another, say, one of a certain race, breed or group to that of another race, breed, or group, or perhaps it was something like that of the glorious free woman toward the degraded, vulner...	10
64	146	"Master!" The killer humans, this group, were scarcely speeched, but the word for a male, any male, was "Master".	10
64	149	He glowered at the neck-roped women of the killer humans.	10
64	203	To the insurrection's humans its potency was not evident.	10
65	16	"Surely humans have died for leaders, as well as causes," said Lord Grendel.	10
65	19	"Have humans not chosen to die for friends, for brothers, even for slaves?" asked a Kur.	10
65	31	"Humans are not involved in this".	10
65	51	"Surely, Lord Grendel," said Cabot, "you will not betray humans, and the Lady Bina amongst them, to the vengeance of the minions of Lord Agamemnon".	10
65	53	"Humans will continue to resist," said Cabot.	10
65	54	"The winter can be brought," said Lord Grendel, "and humans will be immobilized, perhaps frozen, in temperatures which, to Kurii, are merely severe".	10
65	69	Some small groups of cattle humans moved slowly from their path.	10
66	6	"I have given permission for the humans to withdraw".	10
66	22	"Let us suppose the way of Kur is not changed, that this lethal pact, so peculiar and incomprehensible to mere humans, is to be brought to effectuation".	10
66	67	"I have ordered several of our humans to withdraw, searching for warmth".	10
66	71	It is a common practice of humans to care for their domestic animals, taking, say, bosk, kaiila, verr, and such to better pastures, more temperate climes, and such.	10
66	99	"I see no cattle humans below," said Cabot, half shutting his eyes against the snow, the swirling wind, the pelting of bits of ice.	10
66	104	"Perhaps they would do so if the ramparts were held by humans, half blinded, scarcely able to move, but we have many of our folk here, well armed, strung along the ramparts.	10
67	15	Humans, whose ways were surely not the ways of Kur, left the camp, to seek what shelters, what concealments, they might.	10
67	32	The weather, for humans, was still bitterly cold.	10
67	137	Similarly, animals who happened to find the taste disagreeable, say, in the case of humans, offensively bitter, would survive.	10
68	33	Have we met?" "Doubtless we look much alike to humans," said one of the Kurii.	10
70	70	"Open the trap! Help me! I am caught!" "We lost track of you, after the escape of the Lady Bina, and the business of the cattle humans, the killing squad, and such".	10
73	48	"What of the cattle humans?" asked Cabot.	10
74	35	More than once raucous killer humans had to be separated, flung from one another.	10
74	47	Cabot preferred the human females, hurrying about, serving both humans and Kurii.	10
74	60	The humans were well pleased.	10
77	142	"That cast was flung to a wall by a drunken rowdy, to test the balance of a throwing blade, offered to him by another rowdy, another drunken ruffian, for a coin, both killer humans.	10
77	145	Killer humans, successful in the arena, were awarded coins, with which they might purchase women, commonly penned naked within their view, prizes awaiting the victorious.	10
77	148	The killer humans, then, had this additional difference, or advantage, that they might, out of a pool of women, buy she who might most please them.	10
77	154	The women of the killer humans, it might be noted, were not expended in the arena, nor trained in any form of combat or weaponry.	10
77	158	It maybe recalled that Cestiphon, the leader of his group of killer humans, had four such women.	10
77	159	The killer humans, now, of course, the males, were no longer arena animals matched for the sport of Kurii.	10
77	166	In time Cabot did not doubt but what many of the women of the killer humans, who were very lovely, would be indistinguishable on a slaver's necklace from their hitherto more-civilized sisters.	10
77	167	After the loosing of the killer humans in the revolution coins would be of less import as the women might then, man against man, or group against group, be fought for openly.	10
77	170	Coins, of course, were not now unknown, either, amongst the killer humans.	10
80	21	The palace grounds themselves were within high walls, but the great gate was now opened, and humans, and Kurii, might come and go within the grounds, and gardens, as they wished.	10
80	109	"The Priest-Kings," said Zarendargar, "as I understand it, behave similarly, at least where humans are concerned".	10
80	114	"They have not put space flight at the disposal of Gorean humans," said a Kur.	10
80	196	Cabot, and some humans, it might be noted, do not seem fully aware of the momentous distinctions involved in such matters.	10
80	236	Who are we to guess what humans would or would not regard as an improvement? So we contented ourselves with a simple restoration.	10
80	250	She was, again, then, as she had been in the container, in the collar of Lord Arcesilaus, when she was his pet, as she had been elsewhere, in the game world, in the camps, as she had been in many places, before her encounter with the lumbering, bestial cattle humans.	10
80	309	"I think this is a world of Kurii," said the Lady Bina, "not of humans.	10
81	210	"I see, beyond the port," said Peisistratus, joining them, "Cestiphon, Statius, Archon, Lord Arcesilaus, many noble humans and high Kurii.	10
81	212	Several of the humans will take another ship to Gor.	10

Book 29. (23 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	200	They will certainly attack humans, and humans are surely within their prey range, but, given a choice, they will usually choose prey to which they are accustomed, wild tarsk, wild verr, tabuk, and such".	10
1	50	"I suppose humans might, as well," she said.	10
1	206	Later, in the insurrection, he, and other sleen, as Agamemnon grew more desperate, uncertain, and frightened, had been freed, that they might hunt down, destroy, and devour his foes, in particular ill-armed humans who might be party to the rebellion.	10
1	295	Humans, and other animals, too, of course, were commonly raised for food.	10
1	296	Following the services of a number of human allies in the rebellion, however, humans are no longer eaten in the Steel World in question, and, I understand, in certain of the others.	10
1	297	The "cattle humans" who were raised specifically for meat are herded about and cared for, or relocated, but no longer eaten.	10
3	189	Humans are small beside them.	10
3	193	To be sure many tarns are domesticated, so to speak, raised from the egg in the vicinity of humans, taught to expect their food from them, accustomed to harnessing from the age of the chick, and so on.	10
4	82	Humans are likely to fear best what they cannot see; what they can see they may investigate.	10
4	83	Too, the caste of Initiates, which claims to mediate between humans and Priest-Kings, with their sacrifices, and such, would obviously prefer for Priest-Kings to remain as invisible and mysterious as possible.	10
5	139	I had little love for Priest-Kings, but theirs was the law and the rod which held in check the inventive and indiscreet aggressions of humans on this, their world.	10
5	144	I doubted that the Priest-Kings were overly concerned with the welfare of humans, but it seemed clear that they had no intention of sharing the psychotic pastimes of such a species, or of enduring the consequences of its stupidities, hence their weapon and technology laws.	10
5	151	To be sure, I was confident that the motivations of Priest-Kings were self-serving and prudential, not moral, or at least not moral as humans might understand such things.	10
12	82	The two names given were used by humans on the Steel World in question to refer to the individuals involved.	10
12	93	The ships of such slavers were furnished currently, or originally, as the case might be, by the Steel Worlds, as the sophisticated technologies involved would be far beyond that of Gorean humans, and, currently, at least, beyond those of Earth, who were not even subjected to the weapon and technolog...	10
12	99	Ships from the Steel Worlds might be crewed by either humans or Kurii, but, I supposed, seldom would the crews be mixed.	10
12	102	I supposed much of the business of Kurii on both Gor and Earth would be conducted, for obvious reasons, by their humans.	10
18	171	The second major theory proposed to explain the ban of Priest-Kings on body armor is that the Priest-Kings, in their benign concern for human beings, one of the diverse life forms with which they stocked the planet, thought the banning of body armor would reduce injury and conflict, that it would le...	10
19	150	Humans are so fond of wonders that it seems almost churlish to call them into question.	10
25	151	I wondered if something similar might not be the case with humans.	10
28	484	"Sleen do not normally attack humans, do they?" asked Lord Nishida.	10
33	8	Did these things have to do with Priest-Kings or Kurii, each of which faction was skilled in utilizing humans as their instrumentalities? I wondered what kaissa was being played, and who were the gamesmen.	10
43	39	Its tracking skills had doubtless been evolved for the pursuit of game, but, in the domesticated sleen, often carefully bred for generations, they often proved of great value to humans.	10

Book 31. (3 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	101	The lighting tended to differ from area to area, depending on whether the area was largely utilized by humans or Kurii, humans desiring more light, and Kurii needing less, or wanting less, at least as compared to the humans.	10
17	195	As a phase in this program, in order to facilitate an approach to humans, a series of experiments were to be performed, producing a set of hybrids, part Kur, part human, who, hopefully, could profitably interact with Gorean humans.	10
33	89	But what do Kurii know of humans, or care to know of humans? In any event, one would think nothing of encountering half-naked kajirae in the Cave even should the outside temperatures be freezing and the cold winds moan and roar about the peaks.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	146	Indeed, legend has it that humans, some humans, were brought here long ago from my former world by unusual beings.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	207	What had happened to her? Where was she? What was going on? Who had done this? What was the meaning of this radical transformation in her circumstances, the meaning of her startling, unanticipated, terrifying incarceration? The other woman was the human pet of a Kur, for Kurii sometimes keep humans ...	10

Book 34. (4 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	136	"Men may move easily amongst humans on Earth, and easily amongst humans on Gor.	10
34	186	"So a plan was formed," he said, "to produce a form of life to bridge that chasm of mistrust and terror, to produce a form of life more acceptable to humans, one that might enlist the aid of thousands of humans, suitably armed, to rise against and overthrow Priest-Kings, thus unwittingly to do the w...	10
46	246	"There were many humans at the feast," I said, "such as Master Drusus, humans doubtless in league with the house of Decius Albus, and the Kurii of Lord Agamemnon.	10
54	52	How many humans can speak in Kur, how many Kurii in the tongues of the humans?" "I am a monster," she said.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
41	238	Surely the humans of Gor were of human stock, descendants of humans of Earth.	10