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Hurried

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	46	As I hurried on, I became more apprehensive.	10
9	56	"Welcome to Tharna," said the man, and hurried away into the dusk.	10

Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	193	Misk turned and hurried off, followed by Kusk and the others.	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	91	She remembered arising and washing and dressing, eating a hurried breakfast, taking the elevator downstairs from her apartment, the subway, arriving at work, the routines of the morning as a junior secretary in one of the larger advertising agencies on Madison Avenue, her excitement at being invited...	10
12	265	Gratefully Aphris of Turia had taken up the leather buckets and hurried away to fetch water.	10
21	83	They pushed her rudely to one side and hurried on.	10
27	103	She refastened her veil and touched her fingertips to her lips beneath it and then pressed them to my lips and turned and hurried away.	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	17	The peddler pressed the fruit into his hands and hurried on, not meeting his eyes.	10
2	58	At a gesture from the proprietor, the grimy man in the tunic of white and gold, one of the serving slaves, with a flash of her ankle bells, hurried to the Assassin and set before him a bowl, which she trembling filled from the flask held over her right forearm.	10
2	59	Then, with a furtive glance at the girl chained at the side of the room, the serving slave hurried away.	10
6	86	She poured the diluted wine into my cup, bowed her head and with a shy smile, backed gracefully down the stairs behind me, then turned and hurried away.	10
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...	10
15	38	Virginia served me, bowed her head and backed gracefully down the stairs behind me, then turned and hurried away.	10
15	47	Elizabeth, angry, backed down the stairs and hurried away.	10
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.	10
24	177	With great cheers the men hurried to the girls, to pick one that pleased them.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	128	Nude slave girls, wrists chained, hurried about.	10
9	348	She hurried from one to the other, and the musicians as well, scarcely serving one before being summoned to another.	10
15	327	Slave girls hurried to serve us.	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	258	I hurried past.	10
3	265	Why had I not been able to turn him away? Why hadn't he looked away? Why hadn't he turned away, shamefaced, embarrassed, and hurried on in the opposite direction? He hadn't.	10
4	88	But he did not seem perturbed, nor hurried.	10
5	111	I hurried from the room.	10
8	959	I hurried to him.	10
11	951	I hurried on.	10
11	972	I hurried on.	10
11	975	"Wait until you are red silk!" I hurried ahead.	10
15	1035	I hurried to the box of work tunics and donned one, and then returned to kneel before Ute.	10
15	1157	I, a slave girl, with a rustle of silk and slave bells, hurried to him, a master, to serve him.	10
16	491	I hurried to the shed.	10
17	311	I hurried forward, running toward the table.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	15	A physician, in his green robes, hurried past.	10
3	232	The proprietor hurried over, in his apron, and handed Rim a key.	10
8	99	And there was no indication of hurried flight.	10
11	623	The two women, in their brief skins, hurried to the gate, which was opened to let them pass.	10
15	428	Four panther girls, with switches, hurried the lovely, tethered, braceleted bondswomen.	10
15	447	Verna hurried on, a slave girl under the switch.	10
15	480	I unbound their ankles, tied them together by the neck, and, with a switch, hurried them to the camp.	10
18	666	Accordingly they were not hurried.	10

Book 9. (14 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	327	Then she cried out in misery, half choked by the coffle loop on her throat, as she found herself hurried, fettered and burdened with the others, through the workers of Kassau.	10
6	126	He thrust the girl down the gangplank, into the arms of the waiting men, who hurried her from the dock.	10
6	128	Then they were, one by one, freed from the coffle, and hurried to the branding log.	10
6	558	Frightened, she hurried past him.	10
7	68	"Yes, my Jarl," she said, seizing the rope handle of the keg and, leaning to the right to balance it, hurried from the churning shed.	10
8	8	My assistant, a large fellow, but obviously stupid, smooth-shaven as are the perfumers, in white and yellow silk, and golden sandals, bent over, hurried forward.	10
9	182	I thrust Thyri from my lap, and seized Olga by the wrist, as she hurried past.	10
9	194	Pretty Ankles hurried past, carrying a great trencher of roast meat on her small shoulder.	10
10	695	Together we hurried from the field where I had won the talmit in archery, and a girl, to the place of the assembly.	10
13	230	Their kirtles of white wool, smudged and stained with grease, fell to their ankles; they hurried about; they were barefoot; their arms, too, were bare; their hair was tied with strings behind their heads, to keep it free from sparks; their faces were, on the whole, dirty, smudged with dirt and greas...	10
17	316	Somewhere, far off, on another world, lit by the same star, men hurried to work.	10
18	112	Quickly Ivar and myself hurried to the verr pens.	10
18	201	Weeping, she hurried to the pen.	10
21	193	' Sullius Maximus, then, shaken, white-faced, tottering, was hurried by guards to his chambers, his vials and chemicals".	10

Book 10. (8 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	343	Women were hurried to the line.	10
8	38	A guard, holding his right shoulder, hurried by a lance tip, was thrust with them.	10
21	18	I drank much for the Kur seemed hurried.	10
21	25	He seemed hurried.	10
23	176	Suleiman hurried to the Aretai center.	10
24	126	She had blown me a kiss, and then, before the slave master, hurried from the window.	10
25	98	We hurried down from the tower, to the wall below.	10
26	952	"She hurried forth, gratefully," I said.	10

Book 11. (46 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	906	Eta hurried over to me, but a curt word from my master hurried her back to her rest with dispatch.	10
2	1242	Yes, I kissed his feet, as though I might have been no more than a beautiful, stripped, guilty, frightened slave! How natural, and necessary, and perfect, in such circumstances, seemed this act of timid abject obeisance! Would any girl of Earth, I wondered, so in the power of such a man, on such a w...	10
3	680	Eta hurried to bring them wine and paga.	10
4	295	I sprang to my feet and hurried to Eta.	10
4	643	What then, I asked myself, was the nature of this camp? One of the men lifted his cup and I hurried to him.	10
4	736	Eta took the flask of wine and, frightened, hurried away.	10
5	467	I, on the tether, accompanying the soldier who controlled me, hurried, too, to that pavilion.	10
5	914	Again we hurried.	10
7	66	We had been coffled by the left wrist and hurried into the night, on the track of the two wagons in which the Lady Sabina's dowry, divided, had been placed.	10
7	289	We hurried on then, swiftly, through the mixed shadows and moonlit trees, following the men, our masters.	10
7	878	She was being hurried along.	10
7	1005	She hurried to him.	10
9	453	I had been stung twice across the back of the thighs, below the short tunic, by Melina, companion of my master, Thurnus, when she had hurried me to the kennel.	10
9	1633	Men hurried to do this.	10
9	1967	Men and women hurried about, to prepare the feast.	10
9	2386	The three girls hurried to the cage.	10
9	2414	"No, Master," I said, frightened, and hurried on beside him, his hand on my arm.	10
11	471	Soon I, and the others, had been ushered through the two gates, and I, with them, found myself beyond the gates, barefoot on the carpeting, between the vases at the ornate walls, being hurried to the pleasure of masters.	10
12	17	I had hurried away.	10
12	85	I was struck by a soldier past whom I hurried.	10
12	164	I took the cup back from the soldier, and hurried on along the parapet, to serve others.	10
12	342	Then I hurried away.	10
12	563	I hurried to the room of slave girl preparation.	10
12	794	Sandaled feet hurried by.	10
14	18	I hurried to him, carrying the large bronze vessel of paga, on its strap about my shoulder.	10
14	116	"Do you think I bought you to stand outside like fine free ladies and sniff the air!" "No, Master!" we cried, and hurried within.	10
14	118	I hurried to him.	10
14	148	I then hurried to the alcove, climbing the ladder.	10
14	167	I hurried to him.	10
14	180	I hurried to the counter and handed Busebius, who was beaming, the paga vessel and strap.	10
14	255	Busebius hurried toward us.	10
14	265	We hurried to the room of preparation.	10
14	396	"Teela is ill!" She then blew me a kiss, and hurried out of the room.	10
14	437	* * * * "Paga!" called a man, and I, in bells and silk, hurried to him, to pour him drink.	10
18	54	Strabo, the floor master, at a sign from Aurelion, the proprietor and master of the Chatka and Curla, hurried to the combative couple, thrusting them apart.	10
20	504	Two of the men who worked within the tavern hurried toward the gate.	10
22	92	The Captain of the Jewel of Jad hurried to the high deck.	10
25	198	She, too, rose to her feet and, in her brief, blue tunic, hurried from the room.	10
26	493	"Yes, Master," I said, and hurried to comply.	10
27	249	With a scurrying flight of bells they hurried to their work.	10
27	438	"I have taken a fancy," said Thandar of Ti to Busebius, who had hurried to the table, "to this little slut of a slave," indicating Slave Beads.	10
27	622	"No, Master!" cried Sabina, and hurried to follow them.	10
28	170	We hurried to the next position.	10
28	180	The effect of this, being for a time relatively at ease, and then being forced suddenly to move ten times closer to the block tends, suddenly, to whet one's fears and anticipations anew; when one, psychologically, in spite of herself, had begun to feel a little safe one is suddenly hurried even clos...	10
28	218	The girl in the house tunic was hurried to the height of the block.	10
28	456	We hurried after him, his slave girls.	10

Book 12. (29 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1182	The two beasts he had purchased hurried after him.	10
4	78	I hurried down the stairs of the platform.	10
5	119	I hurried down the hall and struck another alarm bar.	10
9	142	They hurried from her.	10
10	313	Then he called out, "Jason! Ho-Sim! To the wall!" They hurried over.	10
11	141	A given pressure on the handle tie, exerted through the strap at the back, permits it to function as a choke leash; a different pressure permits her to be hurried along on her toes.	10
11	149	"Oh," she cried, being hurried from the presence of men.	10
12	168	Thistle, the dark-haired girl, who had once been the rich Audrey Brewster, hurried, too, lest it would be her own back which next would feel the lash.	10
15	67	Thimble hurried to retrieve the switch, and hand it to me.	10
23	71	The men hurried to their huts to gather weapons.	10
23	95	The other men, behind me, lifting their weapons and shouting, hurried after me.	10
24	44	She hurried and brought the pouch to me.	10
25	73	Audrey hurried to me, to be fastened by me to the sled.	10
26	251	Imnak hurried to the low wall of the half-erected shelter.	10
26	253	He hurried to the hole he had cut in the ice.	10
26	333	Another sleen, frenzied with the smell, ribs protruding from its fur, racked with hunger, hurried to the knife, licking at the blood.	10
35	157	Then he turned about and hurried down the hall.	10
35	328	We hurried apart from one another.	10
35	375	He then slipped the key in his pouch and, looking at me angrily, hurried out of the room.	10
35	466	Then I said to them, "Hurry!" They hurried on.	10
35	471	Why should a man not get the most from a female? Another man hurried by, running a slave girl on her neck chain before him.	10
35	723	I prodded her with the barrel of the riflelike contrivance and she cried out with pain, stumbling, and hurried her pace.	10
35	731	For several Ehn we hurried through the halls.	10
35	878	We hurried up a flight of stairs.	10
35	1103	But most simply hurried past him, more content to rely on their tools of wood and bone.	10
35	1138	Arlene, Audrey, Barbara, Constance, and the others, hurried to a place of greater shelter.	10
36	242	Belinda, whom I had used in the corridor, hurried to me, kneeling before me.	10
36	279	He hurried away, out of the room.	10
36	296	He hurried away, calling to the red hunters.	10

Book 13. (8 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	166	I soon hurried my steps, for an alarm bar had begun to ring.	10
7	185	Uchafu hurried along behind me, and seized my sleeve, stopping me.	10
23	393	The smiths, threatened, hurried, escorted by chained men, to their anvils.	10
32	597	But I was lifted from my feet and, my back to the ground, screaming, carried by many men, was helplessly hurried to its surface.	10
37	22	We hurried to the canoe and, quickly, thrust it into the river.	10
44	107	Some of the small men then hurried about the depression striking at the beast with palm leaves, distracting it, infuriating it.	10
53	479	Bila Huruma hurried to the side of Shaba.	10
57	211	He saw me and hurried toward me, dragging a leashed, blindfolded, sweetly hipped, naked slave with him.	10

Book 14. (18 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	999	But if a woman should kneel before me and beg a collar would I not be terrified to enclose her lovely neck in its inflexible grasp? Would I not be afraid to own her, to assume the mighty responsibility of the mastery? Did I have the power, the strength, the courage, to be a master? Did I fear I woul...	10
13	423	They hurried away.	10
16	72	The Lady Kita turned about and hurried, followed by her guards, from the shop.	10
16	89	She hurried deferentially forward.	10
16	276	She hurried then from the shop, followed by the guards.	10
16	279	I hurried to him, and put my head down.	10
18	82	Then she hurried again into the house.	10
21	184	Suddenly she hurried two or three steps forward and then, with the slack in her rope which she had gained, she turned suddenly to face me.	10
21	188	She quickly turned then and hurried that she might not be pulled from her feet by the rope.	10
21	308	The girls had hurried to their kennels before me.	10
22	164	The Lady Melpomene hurried back to the tables, sobbing, and fell on her knees at the low table of the Lady Florence.	10
22	237	Pamela hurried from the room.	10
22	242	Pamela hurried back, into the room, pressing into the hands of the Lady Florence a long-handled, five-bladed Gorean slave whip.	10
22	316	"Yes, Mistress," they said, and hurried to fetch the second course.	10
23	190	She then turned about and hurried after Kenneth, and the light of the torch.	10
26	300	I hurried to the trapdoor in the floor, that through which newly hatched tharlarion, through the shelter of the tunnels, are brought from the incubation shed to the nursery.	10
26	303	I, dragging the Lady Florence by the wrist leash, hurried down the smoothly sloping dirt ramp leading to the tunnel.	10
27	29	I hurried across the shed and kicked open the outer door to the shed.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	102	Five musicians, who had been near the kitchen, hurried to their places.	10
8	171	Then I hurried out the door.	10
10	107	Quickly I hurried to one of the cage attendants.	10
10	109	I hurried back to the girl and stood before her, the sheet in my hand.	10
14	72	* * * * I snapped my fingers, and the girl, to the side, rose from her knees and lightly hurried to the table, beside which she again knelt, head down.	10
15	35	I hurried upstairs.	10
23	162	Girls, some nude, some scantily clad, hurried about the tables, serving food and drink.	10
23	281	"Yes, Master," she said, frightened, and rising quickly, lightly, hurried away, barefoot on the tiles, to serve others.	10
25	104	Swiftly the girl leaped to her feet and, with a sound of slave bells, hurried to the table, beside which she knelt.	10
25	118	"Yes, Master," said the girl, and hurried away.	10
28	87	Tasdron hurried through the rear door of the room, and down the corridor, to the alley door.	10
30	11	Again Policrates signaled and this time Lita, who had once been a free woman of Victoria, pausing only to discard the bit of silk she wore on the marble steps, hurried to kneel beside me.	10
30	49	These two girls, Relia discarding her red silk and Tela opening her white silk, and throwing it back, hurried to kneel near me.	10
32	223	Hurried, they might even be expected to fall, or to become entangled in their chains.	10
32	325	They hurried down the stairs.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	234	She hurried to obey, and I replaced the whip on the wall.	10
12	143	I hurried downward.	10
20	86	Then, smiling, to another swirl of music, they turned and hurried from the room, going to the kitchen, where their master would be waiting for them.	10
20	106	Shirley hurried about, making sure there was wine in the goblets.	10
20	448	She then hurried again to the kitchen.	10
20	710	She then rose to her feet and hurried toward the kitchen.	10
20	714	"Yes, Master," she said, and then, rising up, turned and hurried to the kitchen, there to render aid to Lola and the slave of Aemilianus.	10
20	962	She then, with small, hurried steps, bent over, described a wide circle on the tiles.	10
20	1227	He then casually thrust Peggy ahead of him through the door, and she hurried, bound, down to the first landing of the stairs, some yards above the street.	10
20	1252	"Yes, Master," she laughed, and hurried down the stairs ahead of him.	10
20	1256	"Yes, Master," she said, and hurried to obey.	10
20	2032	She hurried to one wall, where there was a full-length mirror, and, turning and posing, and adjusting the chain on herself, she examined herself.	10

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	236	"Har-ta! Faster! Faster! Har-ta! Har-ta!" They hurried on before him, stumbling and gasping, helplessly herded, driven, responding to his will and the imperious strokes of his whip, neck-chained and bound, his enemies.	10
14	405	In an instant she had been summoned, and she hurried to him, as she could, with her head down, following the sound of his voice.	10
14	484	He tried to walk about and peep beneath the hide and Grunt, with great apparent earnestness and seriousness, hurried about, tugging down the hide at the edges.	10
14	518	The girls looked up at their masters with fear and then, as the kaiila moved, hurried along beside the lofty animals, the grass to their thighs.	10
19	122	He then hurried toward the young mounted savage, and the other Kaiila gathered about.	10
19	561	The girl, stripped and barefoot in the grass, her throat tied in his beaded collar, hurried along beside him, taking care to remain exactly in her place.	10
19	590	I hurried to the pack kaiila and fetched from it the water bag.	10

Book 18. (15 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	193	I then hurried after Cuwignaka, who was almost darting between lodges.	10
12	185	She hurried behind me, that the slack in the tether not be taken up, as it was a wound, and unknotted tether, that it not tighten on her throat.	10
18	124	I then hurried from the lodge.	10
18	163	I leaped up and again hurried toward the lodge of Mahpiyasapa.	10
18	190	I turned about and hurried from the place.	10
19	225	He then rushed from the lodge and I, rising to my feet, hurried after him.	10
32	85	Other slave girls, similarly stark naked, hurried about, serving the men, bringing them food and water, and, when desired, themselves.	10
34	418	Women looked up, startled, as I hurried through the camp.	10
34	434	Mahpiyasapa, his face radiant with joy, hurried from my side.	10
40	256	Swiftly she leapt to her feet and hurried about the fire, to stand before me.	10
42	30	It seemed we had hardly seen the camp fall away beneath us but what red tarnsmen were aflight, plying their pursuit in our hurried wake.	10
46	132	Hci, Cuwignaka and I then hurried along the edge of the escarpment, about three hundred feet to our left, joining others, already waiting there.	10
47	103	Men hurried away.	10
47	120	Canka, Hci and Cuwignaka hurried to mount their tarns.	10
54	268	Then, crying out, she hurried on, struck twice more by the switch.	10

Book 19. (36 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	216	I had hurried back and snatched the object, and put it in my purse.	10
2	115	I turned away from him, suddenly, and hurried away.	10
2	293	I hurried into the kitchen.	10
7	3	I hurried behind the three-part screen in one corner of the large, well-lit room in the inn of Lysias, off the square of Perimines, on the street of Philebus.	10
8	152	The next girl hurried forward and knelt before Drusus Rencius, kissing his feet, and then lifting her head, piteously, to him.	10
8	156	The next woman then hurried to Drusus and threw herself to her belly before him, kissing his feet.	10
8	166	"To his feet! Beg for love!" This girl hurried forward and knelt before Drusus Rencius.	10
8	169	She, too, hurried forward.	10
8	200	She then rose lightly to her feet and hurried to the whip, where, once more, she dropped to her hands and knees.	10
8	556	I hurried along in the alley behind Drusus Rencius.	10
9	12	"I will clean it up immediately!" I watched her while she put down the tray, picked up the goblet, and hurried to fetch cloths and water.	10
9	83	I hurried to the barred window.	10
10	220	I hurried along behind him, heeling him like a slave.	10
11	31	Drusus Rencius had been detained there, and I had been hurried to my quarters.	10
12	18	I had hurried then to the barred window.	10
14	203	I rose to my feet, wildly, frightened, and then hurried away between the tents.	10
15	43	I then hurried away.	10
15	144	I quickly hurried on, trembling.	10
15	176	I hurried back and tried another passage.	10
16	50	I hurried forward and ran to the gate.	10
16	64	I hurried back about the inn.	10
21	26	I hurried on.	10
24	314	"Yes, Master," she said and, rising up, hurried to her place.	10
25	2	This was not the first time I had been unchained from the loom and hurried to the utility room.	10
25	75	I then, almost running, hurried after him, returning to my loom.	10
26	6	Teela, first girl, from across the room, signaled to me, and I, bowing, slipped back, rose to my feet and hurried to her side.	10
26	8	I hurried to the serving table and fetched a vessel of wine.	10
26	163	"Yes, Mistress!" we said and, with a jangle of slave bells, hurried to join the other girls on the floor.	10
28	91	As soon as I had replaced the tray on the serving table, I hurried to where the girls from the next class, that which was next in the training cycle, knelt.	10
29	67	I then hurried to the vicinity of the guest, who was sitting at the right hand of Eito, the host.	10
30	247	I hurried on.	10
30	254	Happily I hurried forward.	10
31	206	I hurried to the chair and, small and frightened, sat down within it.	10
33	140	"Forth!" Startled, frightened, I parted the beaded curtain with my chained hands and, with the small, measured, graceful steps of a woman whose ankles are chained, hurried to him.	10
33	307	He then kissed me, rose to his feet and hurried away.	10
36	155	Many times was I hurried, pushed and thrust from behind.	10

Book 20. (17 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	520	She hurried to the side of the girl kneeling on the tiles.	10
1	1019	She leaped to her feet and hurried to the center of the tiles.	10
1	1124	She hurried softly, her bare feet on the tiles, toward the door.	10
9	22	After he had finished freeing himself from the ropes on his ankles, he had hurried to recover the cup which had been of such interest to the brigands.	10
12	795	"Yes, Master," she wept and, springing up, hurried to the player's wagon.	10
13	280	It commonly walked, or hurried, bent over, its knuckles often on the ground, its head often moving from side to side.	10
14	292	I remembered the laughter of the men on the hill, as Nim Nim had hurried down to join the pack.	10
16	19	They hurried to serve, kneeling.	10
18	73	He hurried with them from the hall.	10
18	485	In a moment, too, Flaminius, his voice fading down the hall, calling to subordinates, had hurried away.	10
19	144	Find it! Kill it!" Men hurried about, frightened.	10
19	191	Men hurried away, those with them, by my leave, who had come with me.	10
20	273	I hurried to one group of such men.	10
20	288	"Look for Bosk of Port Kar!" He, too, then hurried, taking two men with him, down to the sand.	10
20	294	A man, limping, hurried to the tiny gate and flung it down.	10
21	237	Flaminius hurried to the door and opened it.	10
22	29	I hurried about the wagons, until I came to that place, near the edge of the trees, on a clifflike projection of the hill, rearing above Thassa, where was the wagon of Andronicus.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	428	"Look upon me! I am fair!" She hurried along beside us.	10
4	428	She put down the ax, and then hurried away, angrily, into the darkness.	10
5	188	The free woman hurried forward.	10
13	50	We hurried along in the crowds, following Mincon.	10
22	260	"Yes, Master," she said, and hurried to the ladder.	10
25	2	It was now in the evening of the day in which Boabissia had hurried into the house marked with the "Tau" near the call rope.	10
25	553	"Yes, Mistress," they said, and, leaping up, hurried back into the shadows, at the left, from whence they had been summoned, there to crouch and kneel once more, awaiting their next call forward.	10
25	1063	She rose to her feet, her head down, backed away a step or two, and then turned and hurried back to her place with the other girls.	10
25	1156	The Earth girl then leapt up and hurried to the table.	10
25	1886	Then she leapt to her feet and hurried away.	10
25	1919	She hurried to the mat, to kneel upon it.	10

Book 22. (32 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	147	Then I felt suddenly frightened, and ill, and hurried to the ladies' room.	10
3	267	I hurried toward the front entrance.	10
3	334	I hurried down the stairs.	10
3	337	I hurried into one of the aisles, between the reference shelves.	10
3	577	I leapt to my feet, in a jangle of bells, and hurried to the place where the book was.	10
4	274	I hurried, crawling, to the spot, and knelt there, as I had been before.	10
8	52	The rest of us then, quickly, at gestures, hurried to the cages, dropped to all fours, and entered them.	10
9	101	I saw her hurried up the ramp, with the poking of a man's stick.	10
9	119	I hurried ahead to that point.	10
10	859	I then leaped up, turned, and hurried after Mirus, who, now, at the end of the carpet, was near the exit.	10
10	868	I then leaped up, again, and hurried after Mirus.	10
11	77	He took her by the arm, pulling her to her feet, conducting her then, she stumbling, hurried, to one of the alcoves.	10
11	242	She hurried through the beaded curtain.	10
12	79	"Yes, Master," she said, angrily, and rose up, and, with an angry look at me, hurried away, in a jangle of bells.	10
13	1	The Passageways; Intrigues I hurried back, elatedly, through the beaded curtain, fleeing, laughing, from the dancing floor.	10
17	81	"Is she any good?" called a lad, as we hurried through the dusty street.	10
17	243	She hurried away, trembling within her robes.	10
17	388	I hurried after him, heeling him.	10
17	418	I hurried along behind him.	10
17	427	I then turned about, again, and hurried even more rapidly after my new master.	10
20	181	"Yes, Master," I said, and hurried out to the street, where we had left the hand-drawn cart.	10
20	285	Head down, I hurried forth, and knelt before him, blocking his way.	10
23	25	I heard the snap of the whip and, together, we hurried forward, within the fence, toward the square tent, the overseer's tent, on a rise in the distance.	10
25	153	How helpless the touch of men made us! I hurried back about the tent and reentered it.	10
25	198	I then rose to my feet, and, head down, humbly, frightened, hurried to the back portions of the tent.	10
26	188	I hurried along beside the tharlarion of Aulus, his stirrup chain on my neck.	10
29	547	Then it hurried in our direction for a moment, and then stopped, and then, again, began to move toward us.	10
29	898	The fellow who had been with the bearded man, at the instigation of his commander, hurried to the fighting animals, to try and strike the sleen.	10
29	1319	Angrily the small fellow hurled his purse to the blanket, shouldered his pack, and hurried from the meadow, going in the direction opposite to that from which Callisthenes had come.	10
29	1528	Both Callisthenes and Sempronius, after having been arrested for a moment, startled, almost in shock, at the abruptness, the swiftness, of the stranger's attack, hurried toward the swordsmen, but then they stopped.	10
31	7	Then I rose to my feet and hurried to the door.	10
33	314	I hurried to gather the scattered brands, and other wood, and thrust them to the fire.	10

Book 23. (36 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	88	They hurried away.	10
1	292	Other men, too, hurried back to their wagons.	10
1	295	Some men hurried after it, to strike and kick at the prisoners, who were only too willing to hurry after the wagon.	10
2	198	I hurried across the court to the side of the nearest part of the two-part structure.	10
4	96	Only too eagerly the ejected fellow hurried through the latticework, seized his garments, and took his way from the bath area.	10
5	331	Then, rising, she hurried, as she could, angrily toward the door of the kitchen and, in a moment, disappeared through it.	10
5	492	Swiftly she performed obeisance, and then rose to her feet, and, moving carefully, with small steps, as she could, hurried to the kitchen.	10
5	551	She hurried to the newcomer.	10
5	610	How beautiful she was! What bondage does for a woman! She hurried to the fellow and bellied to him.	10
5	801	For an instant I saw her lift herself, as though inadvertently, and then, with a sob, she hurried on.	10
7	3	The fellow then attending on the baths, rather large for such a fellow, it might seem, hooded, too, perhaps to disguise scarring of such a nature as might turn the stomachs of bathers, enveloped in a cloak, hobbling, perhaps the result of a fall from tarnback, hurried, seemingly alarmed, to the bric...	10
7	10	He who was now in attendance on the baths hurried now, of course, to do so.	10
10	330	I hurried to it.	10
12	271	Lady Claudia quickly hurried forward, to kneel a few feet before the door, back from it, thusly, but in easy view from the panel.	10
15	605	Lady Claudia hurried to the place.	10
15	745	She hurried, distraught, to the cell door.	10
15	920	As he considered the prisoner, Lady Claudia hurried to my side, keenly distressed, half beside herself.	10
15	984	Light-armed troops hurried forward, slingers and archers, and javelin men, to keep defenders back, as they could, from the crenels.	10
16	102	I hurried up the broad stone steps to the surface of the platform over the main gate.	10
16	494	She then looked once more at the former Lady Publia, now a roped slave, suspended on a spear, and then again at me, and then hurried from the wall.	10
17	74	Between the towers men hurried cutting ropes, and, where they could, thrusting back the ladders with the long-handled tridents.	10
17	216	I then hurried back to where the ladder was.	10
17	433	He hurried away.	10
17	508	As soon as I reached the hill of debris I had my feet under me and I then, even more rapidly, half sliding and jumping, holding the rope, hurried down the hill.	10
17	657	"Stop!" cried Aemilianus, but his two fellows had seized him, one by each arm, and, putting his arms about their shoulders, hurried him toward the east corridor.	10
18	151	"All with shields here! Form the wall!" Men with shields hurried to where I stood, lifting the shields, overlapping them.	10
18	174	The bearers, then, crouching down, behind four fellows holding shields between them and the wall, hurried toward the walkway.	10
18	180	Once they were beyond quarrel range they hurried back to conduct still others to temporary safety.	10
18	251	I hurried along the wall, to the left of the gate, as one faces it from the landing.	10
18	254	I hurried about the fighting there and detailed men from the right, as well, to the gate.	10
19	207	He had not taken more than five steps before a number of Cosians, who had been waiting on the landing, hurried onto the walkway.	10
21	626	I saw the figure's eyes, frightened, meet mine as she was drawn forth, with small, hurried steps.	10
24	13	The dispatch ship had then hurried back, ahead of the flotilla, to Port Cos.	10
24	1048	Gratefully Roxanne and Korinne leapt up and hurried away.	10
24	1063	Quickly, gratefully, she drew her beads again about herself, before her, and then leapt up and hurried after her friends.	10
24	1065	When she had joined them, they hurried away together.	10

Book 24. (27 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	A girl hurried to him, with her vessel of drink.	10
1	335	Another paga slave hurried by, summoned, a blonde.	10
1	393	"Paga!" called a fellow nearby, to a redhead, who swiftly hurried to kneel before him, her head to the dirt.	10
1	550	I thought that anger then, for just an instant, suffused her countenance but then, suddenly terrified, as though she might suddenly have realized the unacceptability of her reaction, she hurried over to the fellow Borton had indicated, to fling herself to her stomach before him, desperately and zeal...	10
1	664	This time she hurried away, immediately, moving beautifully, amongst the men, in the circuit of slave display.	10
1	786	"Come, come," said Borton, gesturing with his left hand and the goblet in his right, "bring them all forward!" Philebus, with the whip, gestured the girls in the background forward and they hurried forward, in their silk, their feet soft in the dirt, and they knelt, in a semicircle behind, and about...	10
3	18	Women and livestock had been hurried away.	10
3	258	They may have hurried southward as far as they dared, but are now returning north.	10
12	351	Men had hurried to her side.	10
19	17	I had not hurried toward the source of the sound as circumspection seemed to me appropriate.	10
19	856	Suddenly she hurried forward and dropped to her knees in the sand before me.	10
19	892	With a sob, she sprang up, and hurried across the sand, and out a little into the water, where she stood, the water to her knees.	10
25	199	I motioned her forward and she hurried to my arms, sobbing, holding me.	10
29	67	I snapped my fingers and Ina hurried to me.	10
29	249	He snapped his fingers and Ina, who had not yet fed, hurried to kneel beside us, back a little, so that her presence would not be obtrusive.	10
31	455	Before she was quite there I did see her face, once, she looking at me, astonished, wincing, as she hurried beside her young use-master to the place of his choosing.	10
38	3	"Here, girl," I said to Ina, and she hurried to me.	10
39	57	She rose to her feet humbly, head down, and then, with a swirl of slave silk and a flash of bells, turned and hurried to the paga counter.	10
39	70	Then, to a passage of music, all rose up, hunted and hunters, all now in the net, and, in the small, pretty running steps of hastening slave girls, hurried from the floor.	10
39	88	She hurried to the paga counter to fetch paga, which she then, carefully, carried back into the other room, closing the door behind her.	10
40	154	Girls hurried forward to serve masters.	10
46	65	Ina, bent over, her small, pretty hands on my wrist, gasping, wincing, hurried beside me.	10
46	123	The nearest fellow had hurried forward, his sword raised.	10
46	236	Turning about, apparently alerted by the prefect's notice, the fellow with one hand suddenly turned the prefect's desk to its side so that it stood wall-like between us, and hurried behind it.	10
46	291	I saw one of Ina's pursuers but he, seeing me, hurried in another direction.	10
46	416	At that moment I suddenly hurried toward the booths which I had seen from the upper tier.	10
47	292	"So we hurried over here".	10

Book 25. (42 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	810	Then, one by one, as the brunette hurried among them, they picked their way down the paths from the breach to the Wall Road and hurried away.	10
1	124	She hurried on.	10
1	334	The people in the street hurried to press against the walls.	10
1	449	"Come quickly!" He then, leading the way, hurried up the street.	10
3	433	Her master seized her from the circle then and hurried her from the light, her head down, held by the hair, at his left hip.	10
3	536	The free woman gasped, and hurried away.	10
3	642	The other dancers hurried to the side, to sit and kneel, and watch.	10
3	758	The slave rose to her feet and hurried after him, to heel him.	10
3	824	The girl hurried on.	10
5	82	At this point a fellow hurried among us.	10
8	430	I hurried forward, to the Wall Road.	10
8	799	Quickly she pulled from him, and hurried a few steps back, toward Harness Street, turning then to look back, pleadingly at him.	10
8	803	They then, one by one, leapt to their feet and hurried away.	10
8	1064	Phoebe hurried behind.	10
9	499	The woman looked at her, gratefully, and quickly pulled the proffered robe again about herself, and hurried from the platform.	10
10	185	A passer-by regarded me, startled, and hurried quickly past.	10
11	192	Some men were about, but seeing the captain and his men, and Marcus and myself, hurried away, perhaps fearing that the delka might be blamed on them.	10
12	648	She turned once, inside the threshold, cast a wild glance at Marcus and myself, and hurried further within.	10
12	658	The girl, of course, would have only a very imperfect idea of what had occurred, as her father had doubtless hurried her to the chest upon the entry of the brigands.	10
13	245	"Let us see what is afoot," I said, and together we hurried forward, toward the boards.	10
14	148	She hurried angrily to stand before me.	10
14	430	Quickly, released, the four girls leapt up and hurried away.	10
14	645	Clutching her tunic about her as best she could, she then rose up and hurried from the place of the public boards.	10
14	720	"Here! Here!" They hurried across the avenue to the boards.	10
15	126	Then, not sheathing the blade, he hurried on.	10
17	188	"Let us look!" He hurried to the trunk and lifted away the wicker lid, which covered it.	10
18	162	An urt hurried down the stairs and darted along the side of the wall and through a crack in the wall.	10
19	49	"Hola," had called I, "slave!" She immediately stopped and put down the basket, and hurried to the side of the road where we waited.	10
19	310	She was in such a hurry that she sped past the basket of laundry a pace or two, but then, suddenly recollecting it, hurried back, picked it up, and then, balancing it on her head with two hands, sped through the gate of the villa and up the path to the house.	10
19	312	We saw her on the veranda, where she turned once, to look at us, and then hurried within.	10
19	1071	"He then hurried away?" "Yes," she said.	10
21	520	"If she were a captured Ubara," I said, "and auctioned before Ubars, doubtless her price would be high, perhaps thousands of tarn disks, but if she were unknown, and only one slave on a chain with others, and it were she alone, the girl alone, only herself, so to speak, who was to ascend the block, ...	10
22	36	Four or five of the several free women who were about hurried forward to throng about the fellow.	10
22	40	The hem of more than one robe was lifted up a little as the women hurried forward.	10
22	67	How had it slipped so? Then some of the more timid women who had not dared to approach the fellow hurried to him, one after another, to be alone with him, if only for a moment.	10
22	102	Lavinia, released, hurried away, to follow in the wake of the palanquin and its putative prey.	10
22	251	He then turned and hurried away, toward the palanquin.	10
22	478	She, after entering from the south, from a side street, had apparently hurried on ahead.	10
23	5	Indeed, several fellows, expecting some sort of show, had hurried to stand outside the rope, to watch.	10
23	432	In a moment Boots had hurried off.	10
26	207	He hurried to the small table and put a tiny bit of wine into one of the small glasses.	10
27	481	Lavinia, from the side of the couch, hurried to them, and fell to her knees, to sort through them.	10

Book 26. (51 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	722	We hurried forward, sobbing.	10
4	737	I hurried.	10
7	835	I hurried to kneel before him.	10
7	1061	That was why I had hurried, foolishly, from the perimeter of sharpened stones.	10
10	192	I swiftly, stumbling, turned, and hurried along the narrow ledge in the direction indicated.	10
10	202	I hurried on.	10
10	213	Again, frightened, I hurried on.	10
10	250	I whimpered in dismay, and hurried on.	10
10	253	I heard a fellow laugh, from within one of the cells, as I hurried past.	10
10	258	Again I hurried forward.	10
10	280	I hurried forward, pressed to even greater haste.	10
10	293	I stumbled, frightened, I regained my balance, I hurried on again, crying.	10
10	704	Then she hurried away, through a beaded side-entrance, and he, in a moment, followed her.	10
11	584	She hurried back to the roofed defense work.	10
11	594	She then hurried down the steps, and showed it to others.	10
11	600	She then hurried back to the dais and the man in the chair opened the collar and slipped off the keys and string.	10
11	758	Then I cried out as the jailer pulled me up to all fours by the hair and then, his fist in my hair, hurried me back to the dais.	10
11	975	Dorna turned about and hurried up the steps of the dais.	10
11	983	She then hurried down the stairs and, going behind me, seized my hair and held it up over my head, knotted securely in her grip, with both hands.	10
11	1041	Frightened, she hurried there, and knelt before him.	10
11	1323	Then she leaped up, and hurried to the stairwell, preceding the man down.	10
13	516	"Faster!" I hurried, even more, as I could.	10
14	281	I had leapt up, and hurried to follow him.	10
14	706	She rose to her feet and hurried to the bars.	10
14	1663	I then hurried from her, toward the bridge.	10
18	337	I quickly turned about and hurried over the bridge, toward the docking area.	10
19	1136	I hurried away.	10
19	1212	I then quickly hurried back over the bridge to the terrace, to fetch the Lady Constanzia.	10
24	34	A line of guardsmen hurried across the terrace.	10
24	244	He hurried into an adjacent building.	10
24	262	She hurried beside him, as she could, his left hand in her hair, her head held down, at his hip.	10
24	371	The slaves hurried from the group, to come to the wall, where they knelt, or lay, or crouched down, terrified.	10
24	421	Two of the intruders, from the group at the center of the terrace, hurried toward the wall, swords drawn.	10
24	467	In any event, the commander had hurried toward the stairway.	10
24	474	Others hurried across the terrace, toward the far stairway.	10
29	693	She hurried to follow him.	10
29	781	I quickly rose to my feet and hurried forward, then kneeling near him.	10
30	10	"Fecha, Janice," said the pit master with a swift gesture, "to your kennels!" I quickly pulled my tunic off and hurried to the kennel, backing into it, pulling shut the gate after me.	10
33	66	The man turned about and hurried back to the cell.	10
33	88	We hurried on, in front of him, bound, in single file.	10
36	92	We, those of us who had been freed earlier in the alarm to accompany the men, there were six of us, quickly hurried to the wall and knelt there, close to it, facing it.	10
37	306	Gito hurried a few feet down the passageway.	10
37	382	Ours, perhaps fearing to be separated in this place, we helpless, urts about, hurried behind.	10
37	657	We hurried then about the pool, he following.	10
37	689	Fecha started, too, to follow, and I, corded to her by the neck, hurried with her.	10
37	753	The other man, Abnik, limping, hurried to the right.	10
37	777	Tensius, from the left, Abnik, from the right, hurried toward the peasant.	10
37	1198	He then hurried along with us.	10
38	283	She then hurried, in her manacles and shackles, as she could, toward the guards' quarters, to prepare wine for them.	10
40	179	The pit master hurried forward, to clasp her to him, but the officer interposed himself.	10
42	201	Aynur, I was sure, hurried closely behind.	10

Book 27. (37 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	186	Unaccountably, unable to restrain herself, she hurried after him, and pathetically seized at his sleeve.	10
2	275	She looked after them, and then hurried to the ticket window, to buy a ticket, as near as possible to the same seat as she had had today, for the performance of La Bohème next Saturday.	10
3	40	She hurried in horror from the surface of that great bed, from the whispering of its softness, the intimations of its posts, from its decadent suggestions of ecstatic, unbelievable pleasures imposed mercilessly, perhaps even curiously, or indifferently, on helpless, writhing victims.	10
4	270	Swiftly Tutina rose to her feet and hurried from the room.	10
6	13	She surmised she was being hurried down a corridor.	10
7	229	She whimpered in protest, but was hurried along.	10
10	1	She Is Presented Before Her Master, Following the Fourth and Final Phase of Her Transformation She wept, trying to hold the guard's wrist, where it was fastened so deeply, so cruelly, in her hair, she bent over, her head at his hip, hurried forth, into the room, in a common Gorean leading position.	10
11	236	At her first opportunity, the next day, she hurried to her training room, to take advantage of the mirrors there.	10
11	1102	She leaped up and, in consternation, hurried to her cage.	10
16	814	One of the women being herded through the square, she who was first in the coffle, turned angrily in her chains and seemed about to reply, but the man nearest to her raised his hand, palm open, menacingly, and she put down her head, cringing, and hurried forward, turning her head so that the pressur...	10
16	815	This jerked against the collar of the woman behind her, pulling her collar tight against the back of her neck, causing her to stumble forward, which movement was reflected in the motion of the third and fourth members of the small coffle, who must make hurried, awkward adjustments to retain their ba...	10
16	910	One of the girls in the coffle, she who was last on the chain, or slaver's necklace, turned about to cast a last contemptuous glance at the shelf, but the guardsman behind her struck her a sharp, stinging blow with the flat of his hand below the small of her back, which resounded throughout the mark...	10
16	1320	The fellow came to the surface of the shelf, climbing directly onto it, whereas Targo hurried about, to the side, went up by the steps, and joined him near Cotina.	10
17	112	A woman, similarly attired, with robes and veil, presumably her mother, hurried up to her and seized her by the hand, pulling her forcibly away.	10
18	95	"I fear them so!" Saying nothing he had dragged her to her feet, she half bent over, his hand in her hair, twisted there, painfully, cruelly, and she then, bent over, thus controlled, this being a common slave leading position, was hurried stumbling out onto the platform, to its very edge, where she...	10
18	151	If her eyes might inadvertently meet those of a free person, she immediately lowered her head, and hurried on.	10
18	157	But when Ellen hurried on she thought to herself, "Take away your clothes, free woman.	10
18	195	She then hurried back to the tower.	10
18	200	She was occasionally, of course, and understandably, for many seemed to find her beautiful, accosted, commented upon with cheerful vulgarity, pinched, sometimes cruelly, brushed, touched, caressed, and such, but, invariably, as she could, she hurried on.	10
18	221	"Yes, Master," she said, and hurried on.	10
18	621	With a cry of anger, Ellen spun about and hurried to the office of Portus Canio.	10
19	30	Tersius hurried to the platform outside the huge entry portal to the loft, and, in moments, called back.	10
19	394	Tersius set the lamp, a small, shallow, panlike tharlarion-oil lamp, on a shelf bracket and hurried to gather up an armful of harnesses from pegs on the loft wall.	10
19	729	But my master, or he who was my master, has hurried me away.	10
20	53	There was a pounding of claws on the earth and a saddle tharlarion, with a hurried, leaping gait, hurtled by.	10
20	827	"And doubtless you were being hurried to our camp," said the man.	10
21	126	Beside him, chained to him, was Fel Doron! Ellen hurried on, miserable.	10
22	2	"Wine, girl!" called another, and Ellen hurried to him, threading her way amongst the men, the fires and torches, and replenished his goblet.	10
22	73	"Go! Get out of my sight, you disgusting little slut!" Ellen leapt up and hurried away a few yards.	10
22	259	Ellen hurried on to the vat.	10
22	267	He had merely hurried her on about her duties.	10
22	296	She then hurried back to where the man had called for wine.	10
22	441	And quickly she hurried back to serve.	10
22	581	"Run! Run like the kaiila!" And so Ellen sprang to her feet and hurried toward the darkness.	10
22	597	She hurried among the fires.	10
22	661	Where was the lantern? Where the men? Quickly she looked about, and hurried in the direction it had last been moving.	10
24	286	"Lois," said the interior whip master, and, as Adele returned, her head thrown back, gasping, but obviously delighted, Lois hurried through the silk, onto the sand.	10