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Book 1. (26 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	32	But after the term papers, the tests, and the grading of the first semester, I was afflicted with a rather irresistible desire to chuck the British Empire and go for a long, long walk—indeed, even a camping trip in the nearby White Mountains.	10
2	19	I rose from the stone table, which was indeed what it was, and went to the window.	10
2	126	Indeed, there is a saying on Gor, a saying whose origin is lost in the past of this strange planet, that one who speaks of Home Stones should stand, for matters of honor are here involved, and honor is respected in the barbaric codes of Gor.	10
2	169	"My speculation, however," said my father, "is that the Priest-Kings are indeed men—men much as we, or humanoid organisms of some type—who possess a science and technology as far beyond our normal ken as that of our own twentieth century would be to the alchemists and astrologers of th...	10
2	246	"It is my belief," he said, "that the Priest-Kings can control the forces of gravity, at least in localized areas, and, indeed, that they do so.	10
2	270	Indeed, on the small evidence I can present in this narrative, you are obliged, in all honesty, to reject my testimony or at the very least to suspend judgment.	10
3	168	Indeed, the largest part of my education was to be in arms, mostly training in the spear and sword.	10
5	20	Indeed, it seemed their confidence had been well placed, for now Ar, instead of being a single beleaguered city like so many others on Gor, was a central city in which were kept the Home Stones of a dozen hitherto free cities.	10
5	24	Indeed, they had, in the fashion of Gor, driven my father's envoys from their Council Chambers with the whips normally used on slaves, an insult which, at another time, would have been answered by the War Call of Ko-ro-ba.	10
5	123	Then I thought to myself, a hundred tarns indeed! Forty perhaps, because she was a beauty.	10
6	186	Indeed, her body seemed somehow to be out of proportion.	10
7	18	"Indeed, Brother," responded the mechanical voice of Nar.	10
7	20	Indeed, perhaps I should be honored that he had addressed me as brother—I who failed to meet his standards, I who had so many times, intentionally or unintentionally, injured those of the rational kind.	10
7	56	After all, according to the rude codes of Gor, I owed her nothing; indeed, considering her attempt on my life, which had been foiled only by the fortuitous net of Nar's web, I would have been within my rights to slay her, abandoning her body to the water lizards.	10
7	231	"Daughter of Marlenus?" "I am indeed, Heroes of Ar," replied the girl proudly, turning to the soldiers.	10
9	24	Indeed, some such account seemed to be in order.	10
12	49	Indeed, the Frame of Humiliation would be ample vengeance to satisfy even Talena for the indignities she had suffered at my hands.	10
12	61	Indeed, it was unlikely my body would reach the delta at all.	10
14	101	"Has this warrior not earned his right to the tarn death?" "He has indeed," said one of the tarnsmen, who held a wadded lump of tunic over his slashed rib cage.	10
15	16	Indeed, several of the spaces between the stakes were probably occupied by covered pits, more sharpened stakes being fixed in the bottom.	10
15	238	"Indeed," said Marlenus, looking at me narrowly, "one of us would slay the other".	10
16	50	Marlenus and several men had entered the city, it seemed, but had been discovered—and sealed off in the very cylinder of the Home Stones—indeed, in that cylinder that had been his palace in the days of his glory.	10
16	56	Indeed, it was probable that Pa-Kur had no intention of returning the Home Stones at all but was determined to follow in the imperial footsteps of Marlenus himself.	10
16	155	Indeed, I was momentarily overwhelmed with the cunning of Pa-Kur and rejoiced that I had followed something of Kazrak's counsels of patience and caution, that I had not disclosed my identity, that I had not attempted to cut my way to her side and bring her out by the blade of the sword.	10
19	10	Marlenus was, in general, well informed of the political situation; indeed, to be so informed required only the vantage point he had so stoutly defended for several days and a particle of awareness.	10
20	48	Slowly, with agony, I began to believe that it had indeed been nothing but the cruelest of dreams and that I was now once again coming to my senses.	10

Book 2. (34 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	36	Indeed, I was then completing my studies at the school of law associated with one of New York's best-known private universities.	10
2	30	Indeed, the Gorean spear is such that many warriors scorn lesser missile weapons, such as the longbow or crossbow, both of which are not uncommonly found on Gor.	10
2	72	Indeed, the birds are conditioned to respond to the goad, almost from the egg.	10
3	9	Indeed, even the main roads to Ko-ro-ba were a far cry from the great highways that led to and from a metropolis like Ar.	10
3	83	Indeed, a cringing whelp of a man, who would never think of lifting his eyes from the ground in the presence of a member of one of the high castes, a crushed and spiritless churl, an untrustworthy villain or coward, an avaricious and obsequious peddler often becomes, in the place of his own Home Sto...	10
3	84	Indeed, frequent enough were the stories where even a warrior was overcome by an angry peasant into whose hut he had intruded himself, for in the vicinity of their Home Stones men fight with all the courage, savagery and resourcefulness of the mountain larl.	10
4	38	It was indeed a young sleen, not more than eight feet long, and it lacked the patience of an older animal.	10
5	43	It was common, of course, for Initiates to claim to speak for the Priest-Kings; indeed, it was presumably the calling of their caste to interpret the will of the Priest-Kings to men.	10
6	3	Indeed, at least once in his life every Gorean is expected to make this journey.	10
6	19	Indeed, the peasant and outlaw on Gor live in an almost unspoken agreement, the peasant tending to protect the outlaw and the outlaw sharing in return some of his plunder and booty with the peasant.	10
6	28	Indeed, in Gorean the same word is used for both stranger and enemy.	10
6	34	Indeed, in Ko-ro-ba, a woman might even leave her quarters without first obtaining the permission of a male relative or the Free Companion, a freedom which was unusual on Gor.	10
7	14	Indeed, even if the missile struck and penetrated my shield, I would have to cast the shield away and would find myself at a serious disadvantage.	10
8	13	Indeed, it was known that some free women actually envied their lightly clad sisters in bondage, free, though wearing a collar, to come and go much as they pleased, to feel the wind on the high bridges, the arms of a master who celebrated their beauty and claimed them as his own.	10
8	34	Indeed, upon occasion, in other markets, a buyer who had succeeded in winning the haggling would bestow five times as many coins on the seller as he had agreed to pay, humiliating him with a smug, "Because I wish to pay you what it is worth".	10
9	70	But I reasoned on this night of all nights, this cold, depressing wet night, a cup of Kal-da might go well indeed.	10
10	21	I felt that even had I chosen to forswear my pledge, which as a warrior of Gor I would not, my chances of escape would have been small indeed.	10
12	100	"Why are strangers not warned of this," I asked, "when they enter the gates?" "That would be foolish indeed, would it not?" laughed the girl.	10
14	40	It would not attempt to fly while hooded; indeed, I doubted that the bird would attempt to fly while it dragged its bar of silver.	10
14	164	Indeed, I did not even have a tarn-goad, without which most tarnsmen would not even approach their fierce mounts.	10
14	185	When he spots a tabuk in the fields below, or, indeed, any animal in the prey range of the tarn, he may cry "Tabuk!" and this is the signal that the tarn may hunt.	10
15	178	Indeed, as I thought of the cruel Tatrix, of what she had done, I wondered if, in fact, I should not take her to Ar and dispose of her on the Street of Brands.	10
16	43	"Indeed, Warrior," said Dorna.	10
16	52	"Indeed, Warrior," said she, "for our Tatrix we would give you even the stones of our walls".	10
17	20	Indeed, the entire mine itself could, in an emergency, be flooded.	10
21	252	I looked upon her, and saw that she was indeed beautiful, but mostly I saw that her eyes pleaded with mine.	10
21	270	Indeed, from the Gorean's point of view, one of the most fearful things about slavery is that one loses one's name.	10
22	68	"You are indeed beautiful," I said, "—so beautiful that a thousand warriors might give their lives to see your face, so beautiful that a hundred cities might come to ruin on your behalf".	10
22	165	Indeed, through their love and tenderness, they taught their captors that they, too, were worthy of respect and affection.	10
22	174	Indeed, it is not altogether clear that it is preferable to the male-dominated ethos of most Gorean cities, which, too, surely has its unfortunate side.	10
23	103	Often indeed ambushes were laid wherein a small band of slaves would allow itself to be trailed into the rocky passes of the ridge country about Tharna, where their pursuers would be assailed by hidden cohorts; sometimes tarnsmen would descend to capture a slave only to meet the arrows of a hundred ...	10
24	189	"Dorna the Proud wears a necklace of fifty silver tarn disks!" "Dorna the Proud is bold indeed," I cried, "to flaunt the very coins whereby her rival—your true Tatrix—was delivered into the chains of a slave girl!" There was a mutter of indignation, some angry shouts from the barricade...	10
25	152	Indeed, if she managed to survive at all, she would be fortunate not to find herself wearing an ankle ring on some slaver's chain.	10
25	161	Indeed, I myself had business to attend to—an account to settle—only my affairs would lead me to the Sardar Mountains, for the business to which I must attend was with the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10

Book 3. (31 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	25	Indeed, our first account of the Counter-Earth, Tarnsman of Gor, was entrusted to Smith personally by Cabot, who shortly thereafter disappeared.	10
1	31	There was indeed a Tarl Cabot, answering the description of these accounts, who was raised in Bristol, and who attended Oxford and taught in the small New England college referred to in the first book, and who subsequently rented an apartment in midtown Manhattan at dates congruent with the accounts...	10
1	59	Indeed it is considered a crime against the Priest-Kings to bloody one's weapons at the fairs.	10
1	93	Indeed, I had come to the Sardar to encounter the fabled Priest-Kings, whose incomparable power so inextricably influences the destinies of the cities and men of the Counter-Earth.	10
5	159	If well done, the resulting plate would be more individual than her fingerprints; it would be as unique and personal as her own history; indeed, in a sense, it would be a physical model of that same history, an isomorphic analog of her past as she had experienced it.	10
6	19	If they were indeed Ta grapes I supposed they must have come by galley from Cos to Port Kar, and from Port Kar to the Fair of En'Kara.	10
6	30	Indeed, when I had returned to Earth from my first trip to Gor I had found that one of the minor inconveniences of my return was reaccustoming myself to the simple business of sitting on chairs.	10
8	167	Indeed, Treve was known as the Tarn of the Voltai.	10
9	61	"How often would a bred slave have a chance of freedom?" "Seldom indeed," I admitted.	10
10	34	On the other hand it may well be the case that, as a matter of fact, the morpheme set of the language of Priest-Kings is indeed larger than that of English.	10
13	96	Indeed, even I myself, after my experience of the arthropod on the platform and the flat, sluglike beast on its transportation disk in the plaza, was growing accustomed to finding strange creatures in the Nest of the Priest-Kings.	10
14	41	Indeed, they are regarded as Matoks, in the Nest, but not of the Nest, and are thus to be tolerated with equanimity.	10
14	91	Indeed, it seemed to me far more luxurious than the appointments in Misk's own chamber, which seemed utterly bare except for the feed trough and numerous compartments, dials, switches and plugs mounted in one wall.	10
14	95	Indeed, Misk informed me that the patterns in his chamber had been laid down by some of the greatest artists in the Nest.	10
14	156	I would learn later, however, that this simple fact was indeed almost incomprehensible to Priest-Kings, and that Misk, though he readily accepted it as a fact in his mind, could not bring himself, so to speak, in the furthest reaches of his heart to acknowledge it as true, for were not both he and S...	10
16	61	"Indeed," said Misk, "it was partly because of this tendency that we brought man to the Counter-Earth, for he is an interesting species and it would be sad to us if he disappeared from the universe".	10
19	25	"I am indeed fortunate to have such a friend," I said.	10
20	129	The collar is normally worn snugly, indeed so much so that if the snap of a slave leash is used the girl will normally suffer some discomfort.	10
20	194	Indeed, there have been cases in which a girl's brothers have had her clad as a slave, bound in slave bracelets, and handed over to her rescuer, in order that the honor of the family and her city not be besmirched.	10
25	18	I smiled to myself, for I could always tell her, and truthfully, that having saved her life she was now mine by Gorean law, so brief had been her freedom, and that it was up to me to determine the extent and nature of her clothing, and, indeed, whether or not she would be allowed clothing at all.	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
26	147	"Fungus indeed!" she sniffed.	10
27	108	Indeed, it did not seem incredible to me at all that the giving of Gur might well last an entire day.	10
27	175	It was, indeed, though shorter and more intense, the first odor-signal that had ever been addressed to me, only then it had come from Misk's translator in the chamber of Vika.	10
28	182	Indeed, in my opinion, the greatest mistake of Sarm in the War in the Nest was in his poor handling of the Muls.	10
28	187	Indeed, many of the canisters of fungus now in the stores of Sarm were reportedly canisters of simple Mul-Fungus taken from the cases of Muls who had been killed or fled.	10
28	226	Indeed, it is through the control of gravity that the Priest-Kings had, long ago, brought their world into our system, an engineering feat which might have been otherwise impossible without perhaps the draining of gleaming Thassa itself for its hydrogen nuclei.	10
30	189	Indeed, at that time, it seemed they had, almost unaccountably, for reasons of principle, joined a cause which was in all probability a lost one.	10
33	121	Others, perhaps, to keep the skies of Gor over their head, might confess to deceit; but I suspected there would be few of those; yet I was sure that there would indeed be confessions and admissions of guilt, from individuals never within the Sardar, but hired by Initiates to discredit the tales of t...	10
34	167	I thought his sword might indeed have been welcome, but I knew his first duty lay to his city.	10
35	35	Indeed, the ships were regarded as vehicles of a type forbidden to men by Priest-Kings and their passengers were attacked in the name of the very Priest-Kings from which they had come.	10

Book 4. (85 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	9	Saphrar was a rich man indeed to have energy bulbs in his home; few Goreans can afford such a luxury; and, indeed, few care to, for Goreans, for some reason, are fond of the light of flame, lamps and torches and such; flames must be made, tended, watched; they are more beautiful, more alive.	10
1	24	I had left the vicinity of the Sardar Range in the month of Se'Var, which in the northern hemisphere is a winter month, and had journeyed south for months; and had now come to what some call the Plains of Turia, others the Land of the Wagon Peoples, in the autumn of this hemisphere; there is, due ap...	10
2	89	I suspected that this might be due to the hostilities and bickerings of the peoples among themselves; where people did not wish to unite, where they relished their autonomy, where they nursed old grievances and sang the glories of vengeance raids, where they considered all others, even those of the ...	10
2	90	It would not, of course, be to the benefit of Turia, or the farther cities, or, indeed, any of the free cities of even northern Gor, if the isolated fierce peoples of the south were to join behind a single standard and turn their herds northward—away from their dry plains to the lusher reache...	10
2	177	Indeed, without that scar, no other scar can be granted.	10
3	50	I had now led him to believe that I was indeed an outlaw, a fugitive.	10
3	130	Such indeed, I suppose, it was.	10
6	93	Elizabeth Cardwell, I decided, would indeed bring a high price.	10
7	220	Indeed their power, as I knew, was sufficient to destroy planets.	10
8	24	Indeed, I found few who wished a Ubar San to be chosen.	10
8	32	Indeed, when I had learned this, it had fired my hopes that I might be able to approach the city in the near future, hopes which, as it turned out, were disappointed, though perhaps well so.	10
8	34	Indeed, even the chains and collars of slave girls, worn often by captive Turian girls themselves, are of Turian origin.	10
8	36	The Turians also, I note, receive other goods from the Wagon Peoples, who tend to be fond of the raid, goods looted from caravans perhaps a thousand pasangs from the herds, indeed some of them even on the way to and from Turia itself.	10
8	67	Kamchak then rode, and he, like Conrad of the Kassars, deftly took the fruit from the wand; indeed, his lance entering the fruit perhaps a fraction of an inch less than had Conrad's.	10
8	147	Not surprisingly, but to my amusement, I noted that it hung several inches below her knees, indeed, only about four inches or so above her ankles.	10
8	148	Kamchak took one look and, with a quiva, shortened it considerably, indeed, until it hung even more briefly than had the quite short, delightful yellow shift in which she had been captured.	10
8	200	Indeed, it is not unknown that a Tuchuk will bet his entire stock of bosk on the outcome of a single kaiila race; as many as a dozen slave girls may change hands on something as small as the direction that a bird will fly or the number of seeds in a tospit.	10
8	221	But if I had indeed acquired skills with those fierce articles, such skills, in the current contests, were to be tested to the utmost.	10
8	242	I had determined, of course, to my satisfaction, having spoken with him once, that the boy, or young man, was indeed Gorean; his people and their people before them and as far back as anyone knew had been, as it is said, of the Wagons.	10
8	255	Indeed, I knew that some among the wagons, the girl Hereena, for example, who seemed to bear him a great dislike, had insisted that he, though free, be forced to wear the Kes or the dress of a woman.	10
8	263	Indeed, it had been from that warrior that Kamchak had rented the girls who had dragged Elizabeth Cardwell about the wagons, teaching her Gorean with thong and switch.	10
8	272	Indeed, she was the only girl in the wagon.	10
8	321	Indeed she did, but in an instant I saw the leather flash of the bola, with its vicious, beautiful almost ten-foot sweep, streak toward the girl's ankles, and I saw her fall.	10
8	388	Albrecht was a fine rider and skilled in this sport and, of course, this time, his quarry had been only an untrained barbarian slave, indeed, a girl who had never before run from the bola.	10
9	17	Indeed, secretly among themselves, I have heard, they regard themselves as the highest caste on Gor, though they would not say so for fear of rousing the indignation of other castes.	10
9	18	There would be something, of course, to be said for such a claim, for the merchants are often indeed in their way, brave, shrewd, skilled men, making long journeys, venturing their goods, risking caravans, negotiating commercial agreements, among themselves developing and enforcing a body of Merchan...	10
9	58	He was said to be a great warrior, indeed, to be champion of Turia.	10
9	75	He insisted on carrying that box with him and, indeed, it rested beside his right knee at the table now.	10
9	94	Indeed, to the annoyance of Elizabeth Cardwell, who had spent her nights under the wagon in the last weeks, there were two such in our own wagon, the girl Dina, whom I had snared in the contests of the bola, and her companion, the fine wench who had bitten the neck of Kamchak's kaiila and had attemp...	10
9	135	Indeed, the cloth, once loosened, may, if one wishes, be taken up and used as a slave hood, held in place by cords, secured about the girl's neck.	10
9	283	"Indeed," I admitted, for there were none present who were not, in their own ways, beautiful.	10
9	331	Aphris of Turia was bold indeed.	10
9	373	Indeed, at certain times during the evening, I had seen her casting furtive glances at it.	10
9	414	Kamchak lifted from the box an object indeed intended to grace the throat of a girl.	10
10	69	And indeed it was a free woman who cried those words, Dina, a free woman of Turia.	10
10	146	"But," said he, "she is a pretty little barbarian, is she not?" "Yes," I said, "she is that indeed".	10
10	210	Indeed, without the Courage Scar one could not even think of proposing oneself for the competition.	10
10	284	The Turian wench was beautiful indeed, that she could stand at the first stake.	10
10	397	"She must be plain indeed," remarked Kamchak, looking closely again at Aphris.	10
10	405	It would indeed be unpleasant if one suddenly, unexpectedly, found oneself facing a superb, famed warrior, say, a Kamras of Turia.	10
10	431	He was indeed an impressive warrior.	10
10	440	"By the sky," said Kamchak, whistling, "you are a big fellow indeed".	10
10	551	Kamras lunged and it looked like Kamchak threw up his arm at the last instant as though he had lost balance, and indeed he was now tottering on one boot.	10
11	66	Indeed, in the eyes of Gorean law, unfortunately, slaves are animals, utterly and unqualifiedly at the disposition of their masters, to do with as he pleases.	10
12	14	I wondered if any in the camp of the Tuchuks realized how actually great indeed was the value of that golden sphere, containing undoubtedly the last hope of the people called Priest-Kings.	10
12	34	Indeed, perhaps I only imagined he followed me.	10
12	44	Indeed, in the spring, with the results of caravan raids already accumulating, it is a rare night on which one cannot see one or more such dances performed.	10
12	90	I had resolved not to wager with Kamchak, but this was indeed an opportunity to gain a certain amount of vengeance which, on my part, would be sorely appreciated.	10
12	115	It was indeed bitter.	10
12	495	I supposed that, on the whole, she was perhaps distraught because she feared she might soon be supplanted as first girl in the wagon, indeed, that she might soon be sold.	10
12	509	Indeed, one of the vicious beasts even snapped at me, ripping the sleeve on my shoulder.	10
13	141	Indeed, I supposed there must be one haruspex at least for each of the many altars in the field.	10
15	5	Indeed, envoys had flown on tarnback to the Kassars, Kataii and Paravaci, assuring them of Turia's lack of hostile intentions towards them, envoys accompanied by rich gifts.	10
15	54	Indeed, the difficulty of the Tuchuks with the Turians had possibly, I guessed, exerted its influence on an omen or two in passing.	10
15	132	"That is interesting indeed," I said, "perhaps it is the same".	10
16	21	I am a strong swimmer but it seemed we must confront and conquer the steady press of flowing water for pasangs—and indeed we did so.	10
16	179	"Indeed, I can remember you, though as Tarl of Bristol, from the siege of Ar".	10
17	64	I still had seen nothing break the surface to breathe, and now I was determined that my unseen foe must indeed be aquatic.	10
18	36	Indeed, it was even lower toward the edge now, and had humped itself in my vicinity, as though in time it might climb my body and, in some hours perhaps, engulf me.	10
19	2	Indeed, coming down the segmented trunk of the flower tree, I almost landed on top of him.	10
19	5	"That is good news indeed," I responded.	10
20	35	Indeed, it provided the only access, save on tarnback, for there are no doors at ground level in a Gorean keep.	10
21	162	Indeed, it is possible I might have died the first night in Turia had it not been that Dina had seen me, followed me and in my time of need boldly stood forth as my ally.	10
21	172	Indeed, the broad walk, some thirty feet wide, within the high walls of Turia, with the view over the plains, is a favorite promenade of Turian couples.	10
21	210	Indeed, I respected his wisdom—withdrawing in the face of a situation in which there was nothing to be gained and, considering the vulnerability of the wagons and bosk to tarnsmen, much to be lost.	10
22	60	Indeed it was true, for the next level beneath a Ubar among the Wagon Peoples is that of the Commander of a Thousand.	10
23	16	But, Kamchak had assured me, Conrad, Hakimba and Tolnus were indeed the true Ubars of their peoples.	10
23	54	Indeed, as we rode together, we wondered that Kamchak had even sent us on an errand so unlikely of success, an errand in its way, considering the temper of the Wagon Peoples, so foolish.	10
24	9	I and Kamchak expected Saphrar to flee by tarn at any moment, for it must now be clear to him that the strike of the Paravaci against the Tuchuk wagons and herds had not forced Kamchak to withdraw; indeed, his forces were now supplemented by Kataii and Kassars, a development which must have horrifie...	10
24	12	I knew that Kamchak was in constant touch, by means of riders, with the wagons of the Tuchuks, and so I did not speak with him of the looting of his wagon, nor of the fate of Aphris of Turia, nor did I deem it well to speak to him of Elizabeth Cardwell, for it seemed evident that he had sold her, an...	10
24	124	"It would have been rather difficult to get near the gates of Turia for a fellow wearing the Courage Scar, would it not?" "Indeed it would," I laughed.	10
25	10	Had I not heard a rustle of chain? Did she think to conceal her bonds, her condition? Surely any Gorean, despite the sheet, would have instantly supposed her to be what she indeed was, a slave, tethered with obdurate metal.	10
25	58	She was indeed in Sirik.	10
25	59	The second chain, that which I had first seen, fastened the Sirik itself, of course, to the slave ring, and, indeed, by the left ankle ring, as I had supposed.	10
25	300	Indeed, even the Gorean woman, outside her city, without a defender, should she escape the dangers of the wild, is not likely long to elude the iron, the chain and collar.	10
25	319	I wondered indeed that Kamchak had given the girl to me.	10
25	339	Suddenly I thought I understood Kamchak! He had indeed been fond of the girl! "Elizabeth," I said.	10
26	88	Indeed, some who might have fought for Saphrar, seeing their fellows deserting in such numbers, undoubtedly realized their own imminent danger, now increased a hundred fold, and hastened to join the deserters.	10
26	407	"You Tuchuks are indeed a suspicious lot," I remarked.	10
26	455	That taught me that it was indeed probable that you were he chosen by Priest-Kings to come for the egg".	10
26	491	Indeed, the Paravaci who raided my wagon did not regard it as of sufficient interest to carry away".	10
26	569	I am pleased indeed".	10
27	6	Indeed, Saphrar's secret hordes alone, kept in dozens of vast underground storehouses, would have been enough to have made each and every Tuchuk, and perhaps each Kataii and Kassar as well, a rich man—a very rich man—in any of the cities of Gor.	10
27	87	"You must have run well indeed," I remarked.	10
28	15	Indeed, when Elizabeth finished, Tuka wore only the Koora, the red band that ties back the hair, and this band now knotted her wrists behind her back.	10

Book 5. (42 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	101	Hup was indeed an ugly thing, for he was small, and yet thick, almost bulbous, and under the dirty tunic, perhaps that of the potters, there bulged the hump of some grotesque growth.	10
2	111	Indeed, some, particularly those of low caste, even have use names, concealing their true names, lest they be discovered by enemies and used to conjure spells against them.	10
3	105	Indeed, since there were no races this day in Ar, and he wore the patch, he perhaps worked in the tarncots of the Greens.	10
4	90	I had indeed come to avenge.	10
4	129	Indeed, I had instructed her, when she had returned late to the House of Cernus, to bewail and protest what had theoretically happened to her in no uncertain terms.	10
4	139	"Indeed not," he said.	10
5	143	And, as the hour progressed, perform she did, and superbly so, and I knew that had I been a prospective buyer I would have bid high indeed for the skilled, sensuous little wench in my arms, so striving with all her quickness and beauty to please me.	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
6	99	Indeed, such is a common and severe punishment for female slaves on Gor.	10
7	25	"You will see," said Cernus, "that the house of Cernus is indeed generous, and more generous than you have thought to dream.	10
7	26	You will come with us this night and for the first time you will understand how great indeed is my house.	10
7	94	Indeed, I suspected that other than Cernus there were none who truly understood the nature of the ship and its mission, and perhaps he only incompletely.	10
7	97	"The power of the House of Cernus is great indeed," I said, "greater than I had dreamed".	10
8	13	"Yes," I said, "it is true—your knots are indeed a great deal neater than mine".	10
8	16	Eat from your hand indeed!" "I thought it a real coup," I said.	10
9	2	He was pleased with the size and complexity of the operation, which was indeed impressive.	10
11	146	Indeed, sometimes the lash itself drives the girl into shock.	10
11	396	"If there is a demand for such girls," said Flaminius, "our house will profit handsomely indeed".	10
13	14	The institution of capture is universal, to the best of my knowledge, on Gor; there is no city which does not honor it, provided the females captured are those of the enemy, either their free women or their slaves; it is often a young tarnsman's first mission, the securing of a female, preferably fr...	10
13	153	I gathered that Nela must hate the Hinrabian girl much indeed.	10
13	245	Indeed, it is foolish to do so.	10
13	362	"You are skilled indeed," I said.	10
14	80	Indeed, I am sure he will carry the documents on his very person".	10
15	171	Indeed, sometimes the girls would be forced to compete among themselves, with small candies as prizes, and each would find herself, to her subsequent horror, striving eagerly to outdo the others, that it might be she to whom Sura would throw the sugared pellet.	10
16	12	Indeed, he was said to be, and I do not doubt it, first sword in the house.	10
16	204	Indeed, there had never yet been a Steel in a race in Ar.	10
17	146	The great bird he rode was no racing tarn but its size, its swiftness, its sureness, its incredible power and ferocity made it a terrible foe in the wars of the suspended rings; indeed, never had it lost; many of the other tarns of the Steels, as well, were not bred racing tarns, but war tarns, ridd...	10
17	476	"Lana," said Ho-Tu, "you will indeed leave the House tomorrow".	10
17	777	It was indeed a superior move but, as it turned out, it did not do me a great deal of good.	10
18	410	Each of his limbs, and his throat, was separately confined, each chained individually to the wall, each chain running to a separate ring bolted in the stone; any one of the chains would have been sufficient to hold a man; I gathered that this prisoner must be unusual indeed; I observed, further, tha...	10
18	411	Indeed, it seemed probable that he had lived under these miserable conditions for a long time.	10
19	417	"Would you not be pleased to have me submit to you?" "Indeed, Wench," he laughed.	10
20	187	I had gathered in the months in the house, from what I had seen and heard, that Cernus was indeed a fine player.	10
20	264	"Indeed," said Qualius.	10
20	267	"Indeed it was," said Qualius, "Ubar".	10
21	23	"It will indeed be amusing," I said.	10
21	24	"Indeed," laughed Vancius.	10
21	295	Indeed, the Torian Squares, which I have mentioned, common among Gorean infantries, with their superior mobility and regrouping capacities, had, long ago, made the phalanxes of such cities as Ar and, in the south, Turia, obsolete.	10
22	277	I stood stunned, for Melipolus of Cos was indeed a legend in Ar and in the hundred cities in which races were held.	10
23	5	My eyes had not permitted any to dispute my passage, and, indeed, the halls of his house were now largely empty.	10
23	241	"If death is nothing," I said, "then the little that life is must be much indeed".	10
24	123	One of the decrees of Marlenus, uttered at his victory feast, yesterday evening, to rounds of drunken cheers and applause, had been to decree a two-hort, approximately two and one-half inch, heightening of the hemline in the already rather briefly skirted livery of female state slaves; this morning ...	10

Book 6. (33 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	83	Indeed, we ourselves, until early this morning, had not a full comprehension of our plans, or, indeed, even the ships we would have to carry them out.	10
1	31	Gorean warriors, generally drawn from the cities, are warriors by blood, by caste; moreover, they are High Caste; the peasants, isolated in their narrow fields and villages, are Low Caste; indeed, the Peasant is regarded, by those of the cities, as being little more than an ignoble brute, ignorant a...	10
3	85	Indeed, I surmised, there was risk enough, and great risk, coming together even in Se'Kara.	10
3	274	"I see now," said Ho-Hak, "you are indeed of Port Kar".	10
4	29	Indeed, she used it to torment and shame me, using it, like blows and abuse, to increase my miseries.	10
4	125	Indeed, I knew that tomorrow was festival for the rence islands.	10
5	98	It was indeed festival.	10
7	117	Still, the escape of a slave girl, or of a male slave, must indeed be rare from canaled Port Kar, protected as it is on one side by the Tamber Gulf and gleaming Thassa, and on the other by the interminable marshes, with their sharks and tharlarion.	10
8	14	I was not a rencer and, when possible, when using the bow, I intended to stand; indeed, it is difficult to draw the bow cleanly in any but a standing position; it is not the small, straight bow used in hunting light game, tabuk, slaves, and such.	10
9	58	He was pirate indeed, and slaver, and murderer and thief, a cruel and worthless man, abominable, truly of Port Kar.	10
9	148	But these islands were not united, and, indeed, the government of them was usually no more than a village council.	10
10	43	Indeed its nearest paga tavern was that at which Surbus and I had met, and had crossed steel.	10
10	105	All, I think, feared that her quick stylus and keen mind would discover the slightest discrepancies in their columns and tally sheets, and, indeed, they seemed to do so.	10
10	194	Indeed, the galleys of Port Kar, medium and heavy class, carried shearing blades, which had been an invention of Tersites.	10
10	251	She is famed for her vart caves, and indeed, on that island, trained varts, batlike creatures, some the size of small dogs, are used as weapons.	10
11	70	"It does indeed," said the first captain, through gritted teeth.	10
11	115	Could he come to be the one Ubar of Port Kar, it would constitute a considerable element of his wealth, indeed, the major one.	10
11	454	Samos was indeed a shrewd man.	10
11	455	The facade of magnanimity would indeed be a valuable possession for a maritime Ubarate.	10
11	563	"It only seems to me," said I, "that so single an honor, and a role so weighty, ought to be reserved for one more august than I, indeed, for he who is most prominent among us, one who could truly negotiate on equal footing with the Ubars of powers so mighty as those of Cos and Tyros".	10
13	65	When she had regained her seat, I said, "Your extraordinary beauty, High Lady, which, forgive me, your veil but scarcely conceals, is indeed worthy of a Ubar of Cos—" Lurius grinned.	10
13	279	She was indeed a round ship.	10
13	286	"The lot of a slave is indeed miserable," I lamented.	10
14	154	Doubtless in Cos and Tyros there was a high price indeed on my head.	10
14	425	Indeed, at a word, they must come to one's arms, must press their body to yours.	10
15	1	How Bosk Returned in Triumph to Port Kar The return to Port Kar was triumphal indeed.	10
15	110	I indeed was a worthy captain of Port Kar.	10
15	208	Indeed, he, a price on his head from the Council, had excellent reasons for concealing his true identity.	10
15	350	It was indeed a feast of victory.	10
15	464	She was indeed a wily wench.	10
16	179	What could one say to them? If the joint fleets of Cos and Tyros were indeed almost upon us, there was little to do but flee, or fight.	10
16	432	"I see," said Samos, standing near to me, his voice indistinct in the wild cries of the crowd, "that there is indeed a Home Stone in Port Kar".	10
18	659	I decided I did indeed know little of men.	10

Book 7. (61 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	478	Thus, her capture, preferably, is not regrettable, but, rather, in its way, upon reflection, an occasion for profound satisfaction, even rejoicing; one must be pleased, even jubilant, at the fate which has befallen her; since, indeed, it was her fate, and thus it appropriately befell her; and thus i...	10
1	20	Indeed, even if I did not wish to do so, I would have to obey.	10
1	26	My intelligence, it seems to me, was good, but even when my work seemed to me inferior, it was rated highly, as, indeed, was that of my sorority sisters.	10
1	29	Indeed, they seemed eager to please me.	10
3	378	Indeed, perhaps it was only a cursive design.	10
7	15	Indeed, the preceding fall, at the fair of Se'Kara, near the Sardar Mountains, he had contracted with a marauder, Haakon of Skjern, for one hundred northern beauties, to be taken from the villages north of the Laurius and from the coastal villages, upward even to the edges of Torvaldsland.	10
7	38	Indeed, he had come all the way from the vicinity of Ar, buying and selling girls at various cities.	10
7	139	Indeed, I suspect that the very cords which had been used for that purpose, and in which I had found myself so helpless, may have been exactly such, some lengths of Gorean binding fiber.	10
7	424	Surely I would prefer to be owned by a woman, perhaps to be her serving slave, to brush and comb her long hair, to dress her, to adorn her, to fetch her cosmetics, to carry her messages and run her errands, but then I realized I did not want that at all! I did not want to be owned by a woman! But wh...	10
8	174	Indeed, it was such who had attacked Targo earlier, to the south, before he had added a confused, lost, wandering barbarian girl to his chain.	10
8	577	I was pleased, rather, indeed, thrilled, that they were men.	10
8	683	Indeed, they had six digits, several jointed, almost like tentacles, which terminated in clawlike growths, which had been blunted and filed.	10
9	52	"Indeed she was fed!" cried one of the girls.	10
9	491	I knew then that I might indeed figure in transactions, and knew that I would do so as mere property.	10
9	493	I could indeed be purchased, and bought and sold.	10
10	196	Indeed, they were not for sale.	10
10	272	I had indeed been brought to this world as a slave.	10
11	131	Indeed, I had heard that it now stood once again, much as before, the sovereign city of the southern plains, and that much of its wealth, by exchanges and trading, had been regained.	10
11	153	Indeed, even if a master does not leave the city, it is not unknown for him to send a girl to the private pens, that her value to him, and to others, if she be sold, might be improved.	10
11	315	Indeed, if I could find an attractive pair, or pairs, I was confident I could wear them to my advantage, to please a master, to perhaps obtain my way, to perhaps help me dominate him.	10
11	346	I was, indeed, rather pleased with my performance in general.	10
11	366	And indeed, of course, I could not have, in fact, eluded him, even had I cared to do so.	10
11	379	She is dressed, if dressed, in a certain way, which excites both her and men; she must obey; she is familiar with bonds and being made helpless, which, aside from the security involved, impresses the mastery upon her and is sexually stimulating; she is vulnerable, and she is, for most practical purp...	10
11	383	She cannot help but respond, you see, in the order of nature, to the virility and power of the master; this virility and power is stimulating to the slave, overwhelmingly so; indeed, virility and power stir the bellies of even free women; it is natural then for her to want to call herself to the att...	10
11	775	Indeed, it would have been probable that I, naked and bound, alone, defenseless in the forest, would have died of exposure or fallen prey to panthers or sleen.	10
11	989	Indeed, Targo had left Laura before I could have reached the city.	10
11	1010	I was a slave, a fitting slave, a natural slave, and I had learned this, but I did not want it! I did not want to be a slave! Yes, I thought, Goreans have indeed a way with women such as I.	10
11	1091	Indeed, it was because of Rask of Treve that Targo, who became that El-in-or's master, had lost most of his women and wagons, and all of his bosk.	10
11	1104	Indeed, there was little known even of the city of Treve.	10
11	1108	Indeed, even merchants and ambassadors were permitted to approach the city only under conduct, and then only when hooded and in bonds, as though none not of Treve might approach her save as slaves or captive supplicants.	10
11	1419	I did not care that he did not buy me! Indeed, I did not want him to buy me! So he would not purchase me? What was that to Elinor Brinton? She was pleased! She did not want to belong to him! But I recalled that I had seen him looking at me, afterwards.	10
12	35	Indeed, as well as the rest of her.	10
12	85	Indeed, other wagons, we gathered, merchant wagons and those of peasants, too, were blocked in the streets.	10
12	437	Sometimes, of course, and indeed, most often, the caravan must camp in the open.	10
12	645	Indeed, that was the object of their enterprise.	10
13	109	Ute did indeed get to see the Sardar.	10
13	344	"Of course not!" "This one has led us a merry chase indeed," said the first man, grimly.	10
13	347	"She is indeed elusive," said the first man, "but we will catch her".	10
13	943	"On the other hand," he said, "if you were indeed his preferred slave, doubtless you would bring a high price in Ar, and would be much bid for by rich gentlemen".	10
13	1013	Beside the hearty, unapologetic, magnificent lust of the Gorean male the sexual desires of the typical man of Earth, confused, sexually reduced, defeated, are, I fear, mild indeed.	10
13	1121	Indeed, I began to find myself in demand.	10
14	129	He was a bold tarnsman indeed.	10
14	334	Indeed, the slave is expected, to the best of her ability, to be attractive to all men.	10
14	407	Indeed, I wondered if the husbands would dare to know their own wives so thoroughly, that thoroughly, as a slave girl is known.	10
14	468	Indeed, as an animal, she has no standing whatsoever before the law.	10
14	530	She realizes that the collar is right for her, that she is indeed a slave.	10
14	538	This is sexually stimulatory to the slave, as well, indeed, extremely so.	10
14	648	But then I realized that Elinor Brinton was indeed an animal, for she was a slave.	10
15	56	I had indeed expected to live in the tent of the women, not in a dark shed, among work girls.	10
15	408	I had indeed seen her.	10
15	433	Other girls had prepared the repast, which, for the war camp, was sumptuous indeed, containing even oysters from the delta of the Vosk, a portion of the plunder of a tarn caravan of Ar, such delicacies having been intended for the very table of Marlenus, the Ubar of that great city itself.	10
15	553	Indeed, the first fruit on Gor I had eaten had been such berries.	10
15	847	Indeed, she had eaten them.	10
16	170	"Indeed, I am perhaps more weak than any".	10
16	261	Indeed, I think, personally, that women tend to be far more cruel, and severe, with their female slaves than men.	10
16	262	It seems they hate them, whereas men find them fascinating, delightful and useful; indeed the female slave, by her master, is usually regarded as a wonderful, delicious treasure.	10
16	263	Indeed, it is not unusual for a master and his slave to love one another with a richness and depth perhaps unknown, perhaps impossible, amongst free couples.	10
16	279	And there is nothing like a lash or two to make it quite clear to her that she is indeed a slave, that her bondage is quite real.	10
16	372	I had indeed not escaped.	10
16	387	Yet I knew, suddenly, that, if I lied, he would indeed whip me, and quite possibly place me again in the hated slave box.	10
17	471	I have learned that Rask of Treve did indeed come to Port Kar to find me, and this has given me indescribable joy, though it is mingled now with great bitterness, and sadness, for I shall never again be his.	10

Book 8. (37 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	22	Indeed, he was First Slaver of Port Kar, and First Captain in its Council of Captains, which council, since the downfall of the four Ubars is sovereign in Port Kar.	10
1	85	And, indeed, I had little doubt that what Samos had said was true.	10
2	178	"Times are indeed hard," said Rim.	10
2	238	She was indeed beautiful, perhaps more beautiful than the panther girls.	10
2	366	Indeed, they accord more respect to men, who hunt them, and whom they hunt, as worthy foes, than they do to women other than themselves.	10
2	578	Indeed, I had not had them fed since their acquisition, the morning of the preceding day, though I had seen that they had had water.	10
3	42	Indeed, at the wharves I had even seen two green ships.	10
3	140	The short-bodied girl was indeed superb.	10
3	189	She had indeed been skillful.	10
3	287	It must indeed be she.	10
3	382	She was indeed beautiful.	10
3	435	She is a juicy, fat little tabuk is she not?" "Indeed," granted Rim.	10
4	277	She was indeed that now, simply an unimportant, lowly paga slave in Lydius.	10
5	217	Indeed, the compound was cluttered with them.	10
6	310	And who knew to what heights I might raise the chair of Bosk? Indeed, with Talena at my side, the daughter of the great Ubar of Ar, my fortunes, in many matters, might be much improved.	10
6	570	We would indeed leave the forests, and by noon of the morrow.	10
8	181	It was indeed choice Ka-la-na.	10
11	132	Indeed, that would hardly account for the totality of her involuntary response, her body's betrayal.	10
11	193	It was indeed interesting.	10
11	271	Indeed, a woman who is known to be intelligent and imaginative will bring a much higher price than some duller, but more beautiful, sister in bondage.	10
11	827	They were indeed beautiful.	10
12	50	Marlenus was indeed a Ubar, a Ubar of Ubars.	10
12	87	Indeed, there were many important merchants who had daughters, for example, the first merchant of Teletus and the first merchant of Asperiche.	10
12	88	Indeed, the two latter individuals had already, in the past year, approached me with the prospect of a companionship with their daughters, but I had declined to discuss the matter.	10
15	223	Indeed, their information was not incorrect.	10
15	780	Indeed, she had cost me nothing.	10
15	949	Indeed, he need not even give her a name.	10
16	52	Indeed, she was, though braceleted and collared, a tatrix of the forests.	10
16	107	Indeed, she knew little more than that she was being severely addressed by one woman, and that there were others about.	10
17	19	Then, to their horror, and that of the girls of Hura, it had been impossible to rouse many of the panther girls, indeed, all who had last night drunk of Mira's proffered wine.	10
17	119	It was indeed.	10
18	144	Indeed, doubtless even Hura was not dissatisfied with the bargain.	10
19	163	Family was important on the cliffed island, as, indeed it was, too, on the terraces of Cos.	10
22	440	Indeed, so jealous of their prerogatives were the caste of thieves that they often hunted thieves who did not belong to the caste, and slew them, throwing their bodies to the urts in the canals.	10
22	441	Indeed, there was less thievery in Port Kar than there might have been were there no caste of thieves in the city.	10
22	731	Verna had given them their choice, had indeed forced the choice upon them.	10
22	805	"Her act," I asked, "does it not seem brave?" "It does indeed, my captain," said Thurnock.	10

Book 9. (26 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	374	Ivar and I had little doubt that Wulfstan, upon reflection, would indeed retrieve his pretty Thyri, vital and slim, from the pen, and, indeed, perhaps others as well.	10
2	25	Indeed, this was not unusual.	10
3	134	Indeed, some of the men of Torvaldsland regard Torvaldsland to be wherever their ships beach, as they took their country, and their steel, with them.	10
4	171	Indeed, it had not been bailed since Kassau.	10
4	244	"No!" Then she said, "If I am violated, he will not pay the ransom! Too he will bring with him a woman, that determination on this matter be made! Surely you wish my ransom!" "Yes," said the Forkbeard, putting down her ankle, "I do indeed want your ransom, and I shall have it".	10
5	73	Indeed, he had much bested me.	10
5	240	I hoped that the weights matched, for if they did not, there would be trouble indeed.	10
5	267	Indeed, the men of the north think little of breaking apart objects which, in the south, would be highly prized for their artistic value, simply to obtain pieces of negotiable precious metal.	10
5	297	"The scales of Gurt of Kassau, I see," I said, "weighed lightly indeed".	10
6	250	"Will she not be a tasty morsel indeed?" Ivar asked his men.	10
6	309	Indeed, the true hall, lofty, high-beamed, built of logs and boards, with its benches and high-seat pillars, its carvings and hangings, its long fires, its suspended kettles, was actually quite rare, and, generally, only the richest of the Jarls possessed such.	10
7	153	His punishment would be heavy indeed.	10
10	41	That Thorgeir of Ax Glacier had won the swimming must have seemed strange indeed to those of the Thing-Fair.	10
10	110	She wore, indeed, a brief tunic of the south, of golden silk.	10
10	604	Indeed, it was so important to them that they would keep it for themselves, that they would own it, master it and treasure it.	10
11	179	Finally, it was decided that it was indeed germane to the decision to understand what the Kurii would offer to obtain this permission.	10
11	204	The point of the probe, indeed, might be to push Kur power as far south as possible, and, perhaps, too, for the first time, result in the engagement of the forces of Priest-Kings to turn them back.	10
11	255	And I supposed that to one of the Kurii they had indeed been generous.	10
16	41	It was indeed old, perhaps ancient.	10
17	210	The herd, indeed, consisted of sleek, beautiful animals, fair and two-legged.	10
18	501	Indeed, she did not wear the heavy leather collar, with ring and lock, which Kurii fastened on their female cattle.	10
21	27	She now had new tasks to which to address herself, cooking, and churning and carrying water; the improvement of her own carriage, and beauty and attractiveness; and the giving of inordinate pleasure in the furs to her master, Svein Blue Tooth, Jarl of Torvaldsland; if she did not do so, well she kne...	10
21	100	It would prove indeed to be a great foe.	10
21	174	Upon my return to Tyros, Sullius inquired if our foes had been wounded, and I informed him that indeed we had struck you, drawing blood.	10
21	244	It could be, indeed, that I held in my hand not an antidote, but a lethal dose of some unknown toxin.	10
22	37	Conscious I was indeed of the signal honor seen fit to be bestowed upon me.	10

Book 10. (37 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	The basic characteristic expected of a Gorean woman is, interestingly, femaleness; this is, I note, certainly not the basic characteristic requested of an Earth woman; indeed, femaleness in a woman of Earth, as I recalled, was societally discouraged, it complicating the politically expedient neuterl...	10
1	754	Priest-Kings surely had energies and passions, but, I suspected, they were, on the whole, rather different from those of men, or, indeed, those of Kurii.	10
2	306	This might occur for aesthetic reasons, as, for example, if her measurements, which are generally carefully kept, should minutely depart from her master's conception of her ideal curvatures; sometimes merely to remind her of on whom she depends, totally, for her very life; sometimes as a training or...	10
4	144	Indeed, it is enough merely to threaten such a girl with return to Earth to make them do anything".	10
4	348	Indeed it was in effect in one of the positions of obeisance, that in which the slave kneels with her head to the floor, with her hands held behind her, the wrists crossed, or the right wrist held in the left hand.	10
5	121	Indeed, women are sometimes tied in much the same fashion, kneeling back against such a post or tree, their hands tied together over their head and behind the post or tree.	10
5	144	Indeed, she had been, in my view, superbly dealt with.	10
5	293	Indeed, in such a situation, militarily, so small an escort as a hundred men would seem rather to invite attack.	10
5	330	Not much to my surprise the men of the escort of Aretai rushed forth to do battle, but, seeing the numbers of their enemy, which indeed seemed considerable, sweeping down from the hills, wheeled their kaiila and, abandoning the caravan, rode rapidly away.	10
5	385	On Gor, sooner or later, she would be forced to face this fact; she would be forced to look deeply within herself; to confront herself, perhaps for the first time, with candor, and uncompromising honesty; I wondered if, at that time, seeing herself, truly, she would go mad, or if, boldly, with joy, ...	10
7	430	"Indeed, the girl even became your slave".	10
7	455	Indeed, who would want to collar any other sort of woman? To take the most brilliant, the most imaginative, the most beautiful women, and put them at your feet, impassioned, helpless slaves, is victory.	10
7	620	Indeed, doubtless we will jest of it, together, while she, kneeling, nude and collared, serves me wines and candies".	10
7	735	It suddenly occurred to me that perhaps Ibn Saran, as he proclaimed, was indeed an agent for Priest-Kings.	10
8	73	Indeed, it lay in a direction away from Nine Wells, which was the largest, nearest oasis where soldiers might be found.	10
10	271	"It would, indeed," smiled Hassan.	10
11	202	If the optic nerve, or, indeed, certain areas of the brain, could be appropriately stimulated one could have visual experiences without the use of eyes.	10
11	413	I had little doubt, nor did Hassan, that it was within the dune country that lay the steel tower, if there was indeed such an unusual edifice.	10
11	433	Indeed, to my surprise, word of the attack, putatively by Aretai, on the Bakah oasis of Two Scimitars, of some days ago, had not yet seemed to reach Red Rock.	10
11	442	Indeed, they would tend to avoid Aretai and Aretai-dominant oases, at least until they could come in force, paying the respects of the Tahari with steel.	10
12	291	She would have brought much on a northern block, or, indeed, on any block.	10
12	562	Indeed, eventually, guards would discover her in them.	10
12	576	She was indeed pretty.	10
12	679	"He would be a good fellow, indeed," said Hassan.	10
13	178	Indeed, this is my first visit to your kasbah".	10
13	427	Indeed, many men seem to prefer them.	10
13	448	Indeed, some of my men fear her influence over me".	10
13	451	I gathered that the lovely Vella, the former Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, though not of the Tahari, and only of Earth, must indeed be a high slave in the kasbah of Abdul, the Salt Ubar.	10
21	254	They were indeed splendid foes for Priest-Kings and men.	10
21	488	He had resisted blood; the will of this Kur, restraining its instincts of feasting and carnival, must be mighty indeed.	10
24	60	Indeed, the entire life of the slave, physically, mentally, emotionally, is imbued with the reality, beauty, joy, sensitivity, and vulnerability of her condition.	10
24	162	Indeed, she was doubtless a high slave.	10
24	526	Indeed, my judicious, relentless tormenting of her, the cruelty of my questioning, had done much to confirm not only the words of Ibn Saran, but my own conjectures.	10
24	689	Most masters, I have observed, incidentally, at least private masters, take great delight in listening to their female slaves; they love to hear them speak; indeed, I think that one of the pleasures of the mastery is listening to a sensitive, lovely, highly intelligent woman talk, delightfully, inti...	10
24	775	"I have indeed come back for you," I told her.	10
25	442	Indeed, she would be likely to be the only unmarked female in the kasbah.	10
26	209	"You are indeed ambitious," I said.	10

Book 11. (52 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	798	Indeed I would! When might come another chance to escape the slavery of the village? I would do anything to escape peasant slavery! Present myself well? Indeed! I would be a wonder to him of obedient, sensuous female flesh! Then suddenly I was afraid.	10
2	35	Could I, here, in this place, I wondered, be such that men might so look upon me? I gathered that I might indeed, here, in this place, be such that I might be so looked upon.	10
2	50	So small a thing it seems, perhaps, that this convention should on this world not be acknowledged or respected, indeed, that, at least in my case, it did not exist, but it is not, truly, a small thing; no, to me the crumbling of this artifice, this protective device, this convention, was catastrophi...	10
3	153	There were flasks of wine there, and bottles of the brew called paga; stores of salt, grains, dried meats and vegetables; tunics, cloths and blankets; too, there were tools and utensils, and threads and needles; I found some perfumes and jewelries; I did not dare to bedeck myself with them, though I...	10
4	371	Indeed, I would later learn that bina were sometimes spoken of, derisively, as "Kajira bana".	10
4	609	But, indeed, now, what else was I? And I realized now that such things were right for me, exactly right, and that my feelings were no longer of interest or importance; accordingly, no note would be taken of them, and appropriately.	10
4	619	And I would later learn that this was indeed true.	10
4	676	He was indeed attractive.	10
5	26	Indeed, not only are they refused the dignity of the veil, but commonly they are placed in brief, exciting slave livery and may not even bind their hair.	10
7	53	Indeed, some claim the Salerian Confederation has grown as well as it has because the cities of the north fear the possible imperialism of Ar.	10
7	217	I recalled that the Lady Sabina was valuable indeed.	10
7	225	As a slave she would indeed be politically valueless.	10
7	371	Indeed, true women, in the belly of them, desire to submit to true men.	10
7	523	Indeed, she is now in this camp".	10
7	674	I was sure that the peasant boys, indeed, would not know much of the handling of slave girls.	10
7	782	She was indeed beautiful.	10
7	1033	It took boldness, indeed, to hide, unbidden, in the furs of your very master.	10
7	1045	And yet I sensed that my intelligence was indeed far less than his, and that of most of the Gorean men I had met.	10
9	193	Indeed, I might have been lashed did I not assume it immediately, gracefully, attractively.	10
9	594	Indeed, she could be subjected to such a lashing for no other reason than that it pleased the master to do so.	10
9	1021	It would be difficult to put into words; indeed, it is perhaps impossible to put into words; I shall not try.	10
9	1085	Indeed, good taste and aesthetic sense, abundantly and amply displayed, harmoniously manifested, in such areas as language, architecture, dress, culture and customs, seem innately Gorean.	10
9	1552	Indeed, it is sometimes encouraged, to pacify young men whose natural aggressions otherwise might turn aside into destructive channels.	10
9	2059	Indeed, wine, or paga, may be so served by a braceleted slave.	10
9	2127	They are indeed romantic, very romantic.	10
11	299	Indeed, it was the most luxurious cage I had seen.	10
12	90	Indeed, it is not uncommon, in most cities, for any free person not only to be entitled to, but to be expected to, discipline us if we are in any way displeasing.	10
12	229	Why should a slave be taught to read and write? Indeed, many slaves, particularly those harvested from the lower castes, are illiterate.	10
12	804	It is not so different, I thought, Indeed, it is the same! We, too, slaves, were properties, animals.	10
12	853	"Then you are indeed a little fool," she said.	10
13	152	As I lay, lashed, quivering, in misery, on the surface of the block, I realized that that seemingly insignificant little fact, the piercing of the ears, had indeed, as I had been informed, a most significant import on Gor.	10
13	446	He thrust me behind the last girl on the chain; she was kneeling, braceleted to the chain, facing away from me; her head was down; I wondered if she had been sold before; I did not speak to speak to her, of course; nor did I want to speak to her; what was there to say; and I was miserable; and, too,...	10
14	264	The guests must be important indeed.	10
16	164	The hair of the below-deck girls, mercifully, is shaved off; indeed, our body hair, too, was shaved off, completely.	10
18	36	The men I thought, had she not been with them, might indeed have wanted more from Yata, their slave.	10
18	40	Dancers in the Chatka and Curla, and there are several, move between and among the tables; sometimes a dancer, if she is indeed superb, is displayed solo in the center of the scarlet wooden flooring, within the painted, yellow ring of the slave circle.	10
18	69	Indeed, it was quickly taught to me by bonds, and the whip.	10
18	85	Indeed, girls are often sent, unattended, in a brief rep-cloth tunic on errands for their masters.	10
20	63	Indeed, I suspected that intelligence figured into the criteria of acquisition commonly used by slavers.	10
20	415	"And pretty slave cargo indeed," he said.	10
20	584	Surely I must win my freedom! How terrifying to be what I was, a slave! I was in a collar! I was owned! Was this not horrifying, that I might be silked, or stripped, or bound, that I must serve without question, and in all ways? They must free me! I must be freed! I must have my freedom! I deserved ...	10
24	63	Indeed, that is why they are made slaves.	10
24	79	Indeed, any girl processed through a slaver's house is likely to receive some such training.	10
24	93	Indeed, he seemed skeptical.	10
25	234	It must be a dire intelligence indeed conveyed by the simple message, to disturb to such an extent so mighty a man.	10
26	85	It was indeed true.	10
26	612	"Yes," I said, "he did indeed".	10
26	625	It was indeed a most beautiful brand.	10
27	363	Indeed, he, my master, had kept me generally in plain colors, usually gray or white rep cloth, and in tunics that were, for such wear, rather modest, rather than blatantly, boastfully exhibitory, as is often the case with Gorean masters who are proud of their girls and wish to show them off.	10
27	380	Indeed, I was not to approach him too closely, save when necessary in my serving.	10
28	89	Indeed, it is seldom necessary, in general, to use the lash on a slave girl.	10
28	409	I had indeed done so! "Do you oppose your will to mine, or question my will in the least?" he asked.	10

Book 12. (25 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	Indeed, is not weakness the ultimate irrationality? Gor, too, it must be remembered, is also the habitat of the Sardar, or Priest-Kings.	10
1	361	Indeed, there is a Gorean saying to the effect that any woman who relishes a compliment is in her heart a slave girl.	10
2	117	Indeed, one may use a roll of paper or parchment until, rolling it more tightly or more loosely, as needed, one discovers the message.	10
2	366	The man of Earth thinks of the world as being essentially dead; the Gorean thinks of his world as being essentially alive; one utilizes the metaphor of the blind machine, the other the metaphor of the living being; doubtless reality exceeds all metaphors; in the face of reality doubtless all metapho...	10
3	55	Indeed, Kaissa was played variously on the planet.	10
3	60	Indeed, some players in Ar had always called it the Home Stone.	10
3	70	Indeed, one might buy slaves here and there, publicly and privately, at many places in the Fair of En'Kara, one of the four great annual fairs at the Sardar.	10
3	71	It is not permitted to fight, or kill, or enslave within the perimeters of the fairs, but there is no prohibition against the buying and selling of merchandise within those precincts; indeed, one of the main functions of the fairs, if not their main function, was to facilitate the buying and selling...	10
3	434	Indeed, many girls are sold from the platforms.	10
3	604	Indeed, perhaps she had dressed as she did to try to convince herself, and others, that she did not fear them.	10
3	723	Indeed, there is not much point, usually, in coming early to a sale.	10
4	100	Indeed, generally the great amphitheater is not used for Kaissa, and the Sardar matches are played in shallow fields, before lengthy sloping tiers, set into the sides of small hills, many matches being conducted simultaneously, a large vertical board behind each table serving to record the movements...	10
4	174	It was indeed, I suspected, that opening.	10
4	177	Indeed, it is the most common single opening used among masters.	10
4	184	Indeed, he was so well versed in the gambit, from both the perspective of yellow and red, that he would doubtless play now for a draw.	10
4	198	Indeed, there were even higher rated players on Gor than Centius of Cos, but, somehow, it had seemed that it was he whom Scormus of Ar must meet to establish his supremacy in the game.	10
4	320	It would indeed be a sorry way in which to lose one's money.	10
4	538	Indeed the market had been almost empty, save for the displayed wares and their merchants.	10
4	658	Perhaps, indeed, he had been in shock.	10
5	14	"It was indeed he".	10
6	289	The owner of the chair had been rich indeed.	10
6	341	Indeed, you may be slain upon the mere whim of a master, should it please him".	10
6	697	"Indeed, thousands of birds migrate each spring to the nesting cliffs of the polar basin".	10
6	729	Game must indeed be scarce, I thought.	10
7	143	If the herd of Tancred had indeed emerged from the forests why had it not yet crossed Ax Glacier? Surely hunters, even in great numbers, could not stay the avalanche of such a herd, which consisted of doubtless two to three hundred thousand animals.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	408	But she may also wonder if, indeed, she is beautiful enough to be collared, and if, indeed, her legs are as pretty as those of a slave girl.	10

Book 22. (2 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	87	It was indeed my hope that he would do so again, and, indeed, put me in many different bonds, which, in their various ways, for various reasons, both physical and psychological, influence and condition the responses of the female.	10
34	388	The library was indeed faraway, and I was indeed his slave! I had asked earlier if I was not to be slept at his feet, as might be a sleen, and he had said, "Perhaps later".	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	1367	Indeed, I would not have been surprised, had she surrendered herself at Ar's Station, claiming immunity, or such, that she would have quickly found herself, if, indeed, she were not slain, in the lowest of slaveries, as would seem fitting for her".	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	278	Indeed, some men, collectors, use their gardens mainly for housing their collections, say, of different types of women, selected perhaps primarily with an eye to illustrating, and exhibiting, various forms of female beauty, or, indeed, even for their unique or rare brands.	10
26	46	Before what man, I wondered, could she not be a slave? Indeed, before what man, I wondered, should she not be a slave? Indeed, before any man, she, and other women, should be slaves.	10

Book 27. (2 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	271	"Doubtless, as an informed, intelligent person," said the young man, "you are aware of the existence of many worlds, and the overwhelming statistical probability that many of these, indeed, given the numbers involved, millions of them, are suitable for life as we know it, and that, further, given th...	10
16	392	On Earth, of course, no deleterious consequences of such charades and antics are likely to occur; indeed, they may earn their practitioners commendations from pathological quarters in which it is not permitted to so much as whisper of nature and the biotruths of a species; indeed, further, such expo...	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	657	She had been chosen to appeal to me in ways of which I had not even dreamed, and, by a parity of design, her own needs and desires had been taken into consideration, and mercilessly exploited, as well, and unscrupulously so, in that she had been selected as one who by her own nature would find herse...	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	277	Indeed, what man would not? Indeed, every beautiful woman, indeed, every woman, should kneel before a man, his.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	146	At that time I did not realize that I would, indeed, and soon, be taught my collar, indeed, would be well taught my collar.	10