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Book 1. (14 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	Somewhere, deep in whatever I am, I knew that and had known it from the beginning.	10
1	217	Somehow I'd known that I would.	10
2	50	I hadn't known what to expect, what these people would be like.	10
2	69	Something stirred in me, obscure, painful memories that had been silent, quiet for many years—the memory of a woman I had barely known, of a gentle face, of arms that had protected a child who had awakened frightened in the night.	10
2	165	"It is not known that they are men," said my father.	10
2	254	"Of course, I only propose hypotheses, for what the Priest-Kings do and how it is done is known only to them".	10
4	79	I was surprised, for this was the first time I had known that my father had been War Chieftain of the city, or that he was even now its supreme civil official, or, for that matter, that the city was named Ko-ro-ba, a now archaic expression for a village market.	10
5	189	I did not question that Ar was the greatest city of all known Gor.	10
8	127	"He must have known it would happen sometime".	10
11	49	There Talena watched, thrilled, as girls, several of whom she had known in the caravan, were placed on the large, rounded wooden block and sold, one by one, to the highest bidder.	10
12	47	I should have known that the proud Talena, daughter of a Ubar, would leap at the first chance to return to power in Ar, even though it be at the head of a plundering host of brigands.	10
12	143	It contained, as I'd known it would, the Home Stone of Ar.	10
17	41	By morning most of the important arrangements were known in the camp, and for all practical purposes Ar had fallen.	10
19	98	I did not believe that the Priest-Kings were divine, but I did believe that they lived and that they were aware of what occurred on Gor and that from time to time they made known their will.	10

Book 2. (26 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	96	But how could it have known? How could it have known that I was Tarl of Ko-ro-ba, and that I was returning to my city? There is a Gorean proverb that a man who is returning to his city is not to be detained.	10
1	34	How had he lived for those months, where had he been, what had he done? It was almost seven years after I had known Tarl Cabot at the college when I saw him on the streets of Manhattan.	10
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
1	46	Was this the gentle Cabot I had known? "Harrison!" he cried.	10
1	148	It could not, of course, be true, yet I felt Cabot to be one of the most honest men I had ever known.	10
2	14	So standing, the sun upon me, without thinking I raised my arms as in pagan prayer to acknowledge the power of the Priest-Kings, which had once again brought me from Earth to this world, the power which once before had torn me from Gor when they were finished with me, taking me from my adopted city,...	10
2	48	This love of their city tends to become invested in a stone which is known as the Home Stone, and which is normally kept in the highest cylinder in a city.	10
6	22	It is a different matter, of course, if it is explicitly known that the outlaw is from a city other than one's own.	10
6	136	She had not known of my presence, and yet she did not seem much surprised.	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	31	But this market was not like other markets I had known on Gor.	10
11	133	It is known you conspire against the throne".	10
12	103	Yet I was curious, for I had never known a man not from Tharna.	10
14	111	I wondered if it too recalled the thunder of the wind, the clash of arms as tarnsmen dueled in flight, the sight of Gor's tarn cavalries wheeling in formation to the beat of the tarn drums, or the long, steady, lonely soaring flights we had known together over the green fields of Gor.	10
14	112	Could it remember the Vosk, like a silver ribbon beneath its wings; could it recall fighting the blasts and upwinds of the rugged Voltai Range; could it recall Thentis, famed for its tarn flocks, Ko-ro-ba's gleaming towers, or the lights of Ar as they had blazed that night of the Planting Feast of S...	10
15	8	That was the only association between the voice of man and the arrangements of the strap harness which the tarn had known.	10
15	91	Had I not known more of tarns, I might have guessed that it held me in some sort of affection.	10
17	120	"We chose you," said Andreas of Tor, "because you are known for your honesty".	10
19	151	I knew that little passed on Gor that was not somehow known in the Sardar Mountains.	10
21	98	On the other hand, I have known of several cases in which a proud, insolent woman, even one of great intelligence, who resisted a master to the very touch of the iron, once branded became instantly a passionate and obedient Pleasure Slave.	10
21	211	I gathered that he was not bluffing, for how could he have known that I did not know the true value of the stones? How could he know that I had not purchased them and had them set in the scabbard myself? "You drive a hard bargain," I said.	10
21	263	But perhaps if I had better known the value of the stones? The girl's eyes looked into mine, perhaps trying to read in my eyes what would be her fate, for her fate was now in my hands, for I was her master.	10
24	26	She had not known the men of Tharna could be like this.	10
24	33	To be sure, the food on the low tables was not plentiful and was coarse, but one could not have known this from the good cheer of the men in the room.	10
24	130	At the head of that splendid, ragged procession five marched; Kron, chief of the rebels; Andreas, a poet; his woman, Linna of Tharna, unveiled; I, a warrior of a city devastated and cursed of the Priest-Kings; and a girl with golden hair, a girl who wore no mask, who had known both the whip and love...	10
25	31	I had not known that a woman such as Dorna the Proud could have cared for a man.	10

Book 3. (35 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	109	The precise location of Treve was not known to me and was perhaps known to few save its citizens.	10
1	1	The Fair of En'Kara I, Tarl Cabot, formerly of Earth, am one who is known to the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
1	13	It was not far to the fair of En'Kara, one of the four great fairs held in the shadow of the Sardar during the Gorean year, and I soon walked slowly down the long central avenue between the tents, the booths and stalls, the pavilions and stockades of the fair, toward the high, brassbound timber gate...	10
1	46	I missed Torm and wondered if I would ever see him again, bounding about excoriating the authors of dusty scrolls, knocking the inkwell from his desk with an imperial sweep of the sleeve of his blue robe, leaping on the table in birdlike fury denouncing one scribe or another for independently redisc...	10
1	48	I would not search the fair for him, nor if he were here would I make my presence known, for by the will of Priest-Kings no two men of Ko-ro-ba might stand together, and I had no wish to jeopardize the little scribe.	10
2	18	Many men and sometimes women had entered these mountains but it is not known what they found.	10
2	81	A case is known of a larl who traveled more than twenty-five hundred pasangs to seek a certain shallow crevice in the Voltai in which he had been whelped.	10
8	152	Treve's other needs seemed to be satisfied much in the same way as her agricultural ones, for her raiders were known from the borders of the Fair of En'Kara, in the very shadow of the Sardar, to the delta of the Vosk and the islands beyond, such as Tyros and Cos.	10
8	167	Indeed, Treve was known as the Tarn of the Voltai.	10
12	34	"The purpose is known to the Mother," said Misk.	10
12	102	In effect these men had no names, but were simply known as Slave A and Slave B.	10
14	38	I would also learn that the last known free instance of such an organism had occurred more than four thousand years before.	10
14	109	Since I was a Matok I insisted that I should be exempted from the Duty of the Twelve Joys, as it is known.	10
16	20	For more than four hundred years we have known them, and since your birth we have watched you".	10
16	122	I still held the memory of the lonely, beautiful woman whom I had known so briefly in my childhood, who in those short years had so loved me.	10
20	184	"True," said Mul-Al-Ka, "it is the first mistake I have known Sarm to make".	10
22	170	"They are well known to all within the Nest".	10
25	21	I worried, for where could I find such a place? By now it might be well known to Sarm that I had refused to slay Misk and the Nest would no longer be safe for me, or for anyone associated with me.	10
25	43	When I came to the portal where I had entered I found it closed as I had known it would be and there was, as I knew, no handle or obvious device for opening the door on this side, for no one returned, supposedly, from the tunnels of the Golden Beetle.	10
26	294	Had I not known how vicious and deceitful she was, how cruel and treacherous, I might have permitted myself a word of kindness to her.	10
26	300	Now, undoubtedly realizing her game was known, she covered her eyes with her hands and sank weeping to her knees behind the heavy transparent plastic partition.	10
27	34	I did not know the location of the female egg nor could I have tended it had I known; and, further, that the race of Priest-Kings should wither and die did not seem the proper business of a human, particularly considering my hatred for them, and my rejection of their mode of regulating in so many im...	10
27	121	As it turned out later I was correct in this surmise and the moment of the ceremony is known as the March of the First Five Born, in which these five march abreast to the Mother and give her Gur in inverse order of their priority.	10
27	337	"But their cities fell to warring," said the withered ancient one, "and these men in battle slew one another and with them died the secret as far as it was known among men".	10
28	58	After all, Al-Ka, and other humans of the Nest, with the exception of the Gur Carriers, would never have known darkness.	10
28	104	The women I had owned, Sana, Talena, Lara, and others of whom I have not written, Passion Slaves rented for the hour in the Paga Taverns of Ko-ro-ba and Ar, Pleasure Slaves bestowed on me in token of hospitality for a night spent in a friend's compartments, had known that I was master and that had b...	10
30	120	Though my body burned from the whip, I was more hurt by the thought of Vika, surprisingly perhaps, hurt by the thought that I had known who and what she was all along, though somewhere in my heart I had always hoped I was wrong.	10
30	168	The latter, of course, terrified, bewildered, would be of little service themselves, but they were offered as inducements to the males of Misk's forces to encourage their desertion; the girls were, so to speak, a bounty for treachery, and since the beauty of Chamber Slaves was well known in the Nest...	10
30	199	And I noted that some of Sarm's Priest-Kings were less golden than I had known them, having now a slightly brownish cast on the thorax and abdomen, signs I knew to be associated with thirst.	10
32	229	"I wished that I could have known her better," said Parp.	10
32	307	"Always the fool!" "You could not have known," I said.	10
32	339	"I have known many brave men," I said to her, "but none was more brave than Parp of Treve".	10
33	122	Most who had returned from the Sardar would, eventually at least, I was sure, try to gain admittance in new cities, where they were not known, and attempt to work out new lives, as though they did not keep in their hearts the secret of the Sardar.	10
34	198	I remained some days beside the Sardar, in the camp of some men from Tharna, whom I had known several months before.	10
35	56	He was one of the greatest creatures I had known, brilliant, courageous, loyal, selfless, dedicated.	10

Book 4. (20 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	In the long years that had passed since first I had come to the Counter-Earth I had seen many things, and had known loves, and had found adventures and perils and wonders, but I asked myself if anything I had done was as unreasoning, as foolish as this, as strange.	10
2	70	Until the youth has mastered the bow, the quiva and the lance he is simply known as the first, or the second, and so on, son of such and such a father.	10
7	28	I gathered that once, in his earlier years, he might have been a rider of the kaiila, that he might have been skilled with the bow and lance, and the quiva; such a man would not need ceremony; I sensed that once this man might have ridden six hundred pasangs in a day, living on a mouthful of water a...	10
7	254	How she had challenged him, how she had walked, how insolent she had been! Perhaps in that moment she thought how amused the man might be could he see her now, that proud girl, now in the Sirik, her head to the pelt of a larl, kneeling to barbarians, begging to be a slave girl; and if she thought of...	10
8	195	The terms of the wager were soon well known.	10
9	289	"It is well known," he said, "the women of Turia are shameless".	10
10	179	I had not known about the head-twisting trick.	10
13	44	"If I had known that," said Kamchak, "I would have had the sleen out last night".	10
13	81	Then, before I could realize what he intended, he had subjected Miss Cardwell to what, among slavers, is known as the Whip Caress.	10
16	173	"Is it known to Saphrar," I inquired, "that you have received gold from the Tuchuks?" "Of course," said Ha-Keel.	10
16	193	"Ha-Keel," said Saphrar, "wisely went to the city of Port Kar, whose hospitality to such as he is well known.	10
16	320	Saphrar, too, I reminded myself, had known that the golden sphere was in the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
21	30	I did not know if the Kamchak I had known would ever live again.	10
21	266	He had blue eyes, as I had known he would, for I had recognized him from above.	10
23	13	I should have known that no four common warriors of the four peoples would have ridden together.	10
24	132	"All right," said Harold, "it is well known you are only a Koroban, and not a Tuchuk".	10
25	36	For that matter many Tuchuks could not, and the engraving on the collars of their slaves was often no more than a sign which was known to be theirs.	10
25	382	"I have never known a woman who was a Free Companion," said Elizabeth.	10
25	383	I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such.	10
26	488	"It was for such a reason," he said, "that we Tuchuks dyed the egg of a tharlarion and placed it in the wagon of Kutaituchik, letting its position be known".	10

Book 5. (52 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	85	Nothing more was known of her in Ar than had been known in Ko-ro-ba, or in the very Nest of Priest-Kings itself.	10
2	183	He had then collapsed weeping on the pillar of sacrifice, for it was well known that he had been a beloved friend of the Administrator.	10
2	246	He had known, of course, from the gown of blue and yellow silk that the man was a slaver.	10
2	273	The house of Portus is known on all Gor".	10
2	353	"You had best call me Vella," said she, "for that is the name I am known by in the House of Cernus".	10
3	10	I have always been impressed with Ar, for it is the largest, the most populous and the most luxurious city of all known Gor.	10
3	19	"Game! Game!" I heard, and quickly shook my head, driving away the memories of Ar, and of the girl once known, always loved.	10
3	40	I had once known a Warrior in Ko-ro-ba, a dull, watery-eyed fellow, who boasted of having beaten Quintus of Tor in a paga tavern in Thentis.	10
4	51	"In this city," said Cernus, "Tarl Cabot, he of Ko-ro-ba, is known as Tarl of Bristol".	10
4	114	"But for the time," he said, "it is valuable for me simply for it to be known that your sword is in this house".	10
4	120	"It is known to me that in the tavern of Spindius, you slew four Warriors of the House of Portus".	10
5	37	Further I was confident that the lock would be placed, for Cernus would insist, by one of his own smiths, and thus that the nature of the lock would be known to him and that a duplicate of its key, in spite of the injunction against such, would doubtless be his.	10
5	65	"Marvelous!" Elizabeth was one of the quickest girls I had ever known.	10
5	208	"Has she been slain?" "It is not known," said Misk.	10
5	209	"Nothing of her is known".	10
5	219	A Priest-King named Serus, whom I had not known in the Nest War, but who had been of the cohorts of Sarm, had developed an interesting device for slave control, which I might mention.	10
5	608	Then, whistling, Al-Ka would pull the wagon out of the grove and Elizabeth would be on her way to Thentis, for delivery to the House of Clark, only another slave girl, naked and chained, perhaps lovelier than most but yet scarcely to be noticed among the many others, each day, delivered to so large ...	10
7	8	Though doubtless Ho-Tu was well known to the guards at the tarncot, he nonetheless showed them a small, flat rectangle of glazed clay, white in color, marked with the sign of the House of Cernus.	10
7	14	"It is not necessary," I said, "it is well known the House of Cernus is generous".	10
7	50	The spires of Ar, depending on the weather, can normally be seen quite clearly from the nearer ranges of the Voltai, or the Red Mountains, the greatest mountain range of known Gor, superior to both those of Thentis and the Sardar itself.	10
9	6	The breeding lines of the House of Cernus were recognized, with those of the House of Portus, and certain other of the large slave houses, throughout known Gor.	10
9	20	I have already mentioned the baths in the House of Cernus, which can rival some of the pools in the gigantic Capacian Baths, the finest of known Gor.	10
9	23	Ar is the slave capital of known Gor.	10
12	378	I knew that when there was such information it would not be to such men that it would be known.	10
13	222	There had apparently been no tarns near the central cylinder during the time, and, according to report, no strangers were known to have entered the cylinder.	10
14	67	He is already known to Al-Ka, who brought you to the House of Clark in Thentis".	10
14	102	I had not known, for example, and I gathered it was not common knowledge, about the many sorties to the Voltai to find and slay Marlenus, sorties which had invariably failed.	10
15	110	It was not known if he had been originally slave or not, but had he been he surely would have won his freedom ten times over and more; again and again, even after he would have won his freedom had he first been slave, he returned to the sand of the arena, steel in hand; I supposed it might be the go...	10
15	111	Yet Murmillius was an enigma in Ar, and little seemed to be known of him.	10
15	149	I recalled a girl once known, named Sana, who had been sold in Ar during those days, who had become the consort of Kazrak, once Administrator of Ar.	10
16	48	According to Ho-Tu, whom I had once asked about this, there were two main reasons for this; first, their training was peculiarly full and intensive; second, the prospect of being permitted to leave the house, particularly attractive to Virginia and Phyllis, who had known nothing of Gor save the Hous...	10
17	134	The Kajuralia, or the Holiday of Slaves, or Festival of Slaves, occurs in most of the northern, civilized cities of known Gor once a year.	10
17	206	Shortly thereafter Maximus Hegesius Quintilius was found dead, poisoned by the bite of a girl in his Pleasure Gardens, who, before she could be brought before the Scribes of the Law, was strangled by enraged Taurentians, to whom she had been turned over; it was well known that the Taurentians had gr...	10
17	207	I had known Maximus Hegesius Quintilius only briefly several years ago, when he had been a captain, in 10,110 from the Founding of Ar, in the time of Pa-Kur and his horde.	10
17	216	Further, at this time, the Odds Merchants of the Stadium of Tarns made it known that the Administrator was heavily in debt, and they, not to be left out, demanded their dues.	10
17	333	The man who had been dancing the ship dance had now left the pit of sand and, over against one wall, in the shadows of the torchlight, largely unnoted, danced alone, danced for himself the memories of gleaming Thassa and the swift black ships, the Tarns of the Sea, as the galleys of Port Kar are kno...	10
17	765	To my astonishment, this time I began to see the Centian Opening unfold, developed years ago by Centius of Cos, one of the strongest openings known in the game, one in which the problems of development for red are particularly acute, especially the development of his Ubar's Scribe.	10
17	796	Also, of course, had I not even known her I would have supposed her a remarkable person, for she was said to be the finest trainer of girls in the city of Ar, and that honor, dubious though it might be, would not be likely to have been achieved without considerable gifts, and among them most certain...	10
19	9	It was on the evening of the fourth day of the Love Feast that Cernus decided to bring Elizabeth Cardwell, Virginia Kent and Phyllis Robertson, with his other barbarian slave girls kidnapped from Earth, before the buyers, not only of Ar but of all the cities of known, civilized Gor.	10
19	14	On the seat of the wagon, which was drawn by a horned tharlarion, sat the driver and the Scribe whom I had known as Caprus, whose real name, as I had been informed, was Philemon of Tyros, an island some hundreds of pasangs west of Port Kar.	10
19	15	In the House of Cernus, however, to all, he had been known simply as Caprus, having been introduced to the staff and guards in this fashion by Cernus.	10
19	187	Then I understood what was going on, perhaps belatedly, for I knew the girl, Red Silk before the black ships, was extremely responsive, and had even been used in the hall of Cernus for the amusement of his Warriors and guards; she had known the caress would be given; she had been ready; she had perh...	10
20	118	"Claudia Tentia Hinrabia," said Cernus to those assembled, while he quaffed yet another goblet of Ka-la-na, "is well known throughout Ar as a most strict and demanding mistress.	10
20	421	He had known.	10
20	456	"I should have known my Ubar would not have perpetrated the farce he pretended," said Scormus, not raising his eyes from the board.	10
20	551	I had known, of course, that Cernus would never free me, but it had given me great pleasure to see his charade of honor unmasked, to have seen him humiliated and publicly exposed as a traitor to his word.	10
21	69	"We have let it be known in the taverns of Ar," said Vancius, "that Gladius of Cos, should he dare to ride, will die.	10
21	298	Yet, in the day of the tharlarion and tarn, one still finds, among infantries, the Torian Square; the phalanx, though its impact could be exceeded only by the tharlarion wedge or line, is now unknown, except for a defensive relic known as the Wall, in which massed infantry remains stationary, heroic...	10
21	336	"If it must be known," granted Relius, driving his blade between the ribs of a Taurentian.	10
22	268	"He was then," I asked, "well known as a rider".	10
23	24	"Kuurus," she said, calling me by the name by which she had known me in the house.	10
24	50	There is little in Ar that is not known in the baths.	10

Book 6. (28 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	40	Similarly it is not widely known even in Glorious Ar, the largest city of known Gor.	10
1	32	Peasants, incidentally, are seldom, except in emergencies, utilized in the armed forces of a city; this is a further reason why their weapon, the long bow, is less known in the cities, and among warriors, than it deserves to be.	10
1	41	It is reasonably well known in Thentis, in the Mountains of Thentis, famed for her tarn flocks, and in Ko-ro-ba, my city, the Towers of the Morning.	10
1	43	But generally the bow is little known.	10
1	77	The root, which is woody and heavy, is used for certain wooden tools and utensils, which can be carved from it; also, when dried, it makes a good fuel; from the stem the rence growers can make reed boats, sails, mats, cords and a kind of fibrous cloth; further, its pith is edible, and for the rence ...	10
6	146	Had he known I was a warrior he might not have used his blade improperly.	10
8	494	I was no longer worthy of the love of two women I had known, Talena, who had once foolishly consented to be the Free Companion of one now proved to be ignoble and coward, and Vella, Elizabeth Cardwell, once of Earth, who had mistakenly granted her love to one worthy rather only of her contempt and s...	10
8	496	I could never again face those I had known, Kron of Tharna, Andreas of Tor, Kamchak of the Tuchuks, Relius and Ho-Sorl of Ar, none of them.	10
9	56	It was well known among the pirate captains of Port Kar, scourge of gleaming Thassa.	10
9	173	Already she would doubtless be known to the Others, not Priest-Kings, who would challenge Priest-Kings for this world, and Earth.	10
10	55	He was rather well known now in Port Kar, having lost six barges, with their slaves and cargo, and most of his crews, in the marshes.	10
10	134	We then turned our attention to matters of greater importance, the need for more covered docks in the arsenal, beneath which additional galleys could be caulked for the grain fleet, else how could a hundred vessels be ready for the voyage north to the grain fields before the sixth passage hand? It i...	10
10	245	I had called her Sandra, after a girl once known on Earth.	10
11	258	There, facing me, his face expressionless, was one who was well known in Port Kar.	10
11	358	"Be it known to you, Ubars," said he, "that Samos, First Slaver of Port Kar, now proposes to the council that it take into its own hands the full and sole governance of the city of Port Kar, with full powers, whether of policy and decree, of enforcement, of taxation and law, or other, pertinent to t...	10
11	493	If he had known this, I asked myself, why had he not spoken before? "Perhaps," I asked, "Samos will propose that we now withdraw our patrols from Thassa?" Samos looked at me, and the look was as cold and hard as Gorean steel.	10
11	540	"And," Samos went on, "it should preferably be one who is not well known to Cos and Tyros, one who has not angered them, nor proven himself to them a blood enemy upon gleaming Thassa".	10
11	556	There are merchants of other cities, voyagers and captains, known to us, who will, for their fees, gladly conduct this business".	10
13	512	By the end of the second month the flag of Bosk, carried by one ship or another, was known from Ianda to Torvaldsland, and from the delta of the Vosk to the throne rooms of Cos and Tyros.	10
15	290	He wore the robes of his caste, the singers, and it was not known what city was his own.	10
15	292	I had known, long ago, a singer, whose name was Andreas of Tor.	10
15	315	She drew back her hand swiftly, as though she had not known it had lain there.	10
16	86	She had hated her master, I had known, and she had escaped.	10
17	148	I knew Chenbar to be a brilliant Ubar and captain, but even he, the brilliant Chenbar, could not well have understood our plans, our dispositions and our ventures, for we ourselves, until hours before, had not known with what we might work and how it might be used.	10
17	273	I had once known a girl from Treve.	10
18	177	Vina was very young, but Telima should have known better, and yet she, too, the proud Telima, knelt helplessly at the ring, her wrists bound behind her back, securely and expertly gagged, a young and beautiful woman, yet fastened as helplessly to a slave ring as a young girl.	10
18	485	Port Kar does not recognize the Free Companionship, but there are free women in the city, who are known simply as the women of their men.	10
18	962	They were the borders, on the east and west, of known Gor.	10

Book 7. (43 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	39	I was sorry, but she should have known better.	10
1	124	My most lucrative assignment was to be to model several pieces in a new line of swimwear being brought out by a rather well-known company, the name of which is, however, unimportant for purposes of this narrative.	10
7	11	It does not have the breadth and current which are the terrors of the titanic Vosk farther to the south, well below Ko-ro-ba, though well above Ar, which is said to be the greatest city of all known Gor.	10
8	206	I expected Targo would keep her hooded and gagged in Laura, for it was possible she might be known there.	10
8	829	They had been hired in Laura, known men, vouched for, not drifting mercenaries.	10
9	227	It is not known how far these forests extend.	10
9	230	How far they extend to the east is not known.	10
9	470	I then knew as I had not known before, that I was a slave.	10
10	353	I had then, on some level, felt myself a slave, known myself a slave.	10
11	101	It had been known on Gor before, but it was only with the flight of the escaping Turians that it had become more widespread recently.	10
11	137	It was the best known of the Gorean cities below the equator, sometimes called the Ar of the south.	10
11	467	How humiliated was Elinor Brinton! I thought how amused would have been many I had known on Earth, particularly men, but women, too, to have seen me so entered into the cage, so treated, with so little respect.	10
11	567	It was well known in the pens that we had shirked the cleaning of our cage.	10
11	727	I had known his step.	10
11	1103	There was little known of Rask of Treve.	10
11	1104	Indeed, there was little known even of the city of Treve.	10
11	1109	The location of the city, it was said, was known only to her own.	10
11	1114	And little more seemed known of Rask of Treve than of his remote and mysterious city.	10
11	1423	I had known myself helpless, held captive in the cage.	10
12	314	Doubtless Marlenus had given orders that she be exhibited in various cities and villages on the route to Ar, his prize, that she might thus, this beautiful captive, an outlaw girl well known on Gor, considerably redound to his prestige and glory.	10
12	576	Chains, as is well known, serve not only for purposes of security, but for those of presentation and arousal.	10
13	693	I had not known such men could exist.	10
13	748	Also, the ambition of Marlenus, the Ubar of Ar, said to be the Ubar of Ubars, was well known.	10
13	803	I wondered if I had known him, somehow, or met him before, somewhere.	10
13	957	In the pens it was well known that you did not clean your cage, and that you were a liar and a thief".	10
13	1093	"And it was well known in the pens that El-in-or was ignorant and stupid".	10
14	229	I had known that it would be.	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	408	I wondered if the wives would be terrified, to be so known.	10
15	22	"Does she know you?" "She is known to me," said Ute.	10
15	143	After all, we had known one another for many months, and had been together, I recalled, from well before the time when Targo had first crossed the Laurius northward to the compound above the town of Laura.	10
15	156	We were not given advantages and privileges over them! Surely I, at least, should have received some consideration, for I had known Ute for many months, and we had been friends.	10
15	374	"Verna is well known on Gor, as an outlaw woman," said Ena.	10
15	375	"When it became known that Marlenus, in his hunting, for his sport, would seek her, Rask of Treve gave order for Raf and Pron to attempt to join his retinue".	10
16	27	She had forgiven me! I loved her! Ute, only of the leather workers, was the kindest, most generous, most loving girl I had ever known.	10
16	102	Do not scorn me, nor mock me, until you yourself, perhaps, on a distant world, someday wear a collar, until you, yourself, as a slave, have known the touch of such a man as Rask of Treve.	10
16	398	"It is well known to Rask of Treve," I smiled, "whom it is that the slave girl, El-in-or, loves".	10
17	112	I sometimes thought of many of the girls I had known on Earth, whose names I will omit, lest somehow, sometime, somewhere, they read these pages, who would surely look well, stripped and collared, kneeling before masters, their knees perforce widely spread, their tiny, lovely wrists confined behind ...	10
17	172	I had known then that he would sell me.	10
17	390	I had known it would be so.	10
17	409	"Those of Treve," mused Bosk, as though he might have known them as enemies, "are worthy foes".	10
17	411	"I am letting it be known in the camp of Terence of Treve, a mercenary, that there is, in my house, a wench, whose name is Elinor".	10
17	459	I wished to go where I might not be known, where I would be only another collared girl, another wench in bondage, anonymous in her submission and degradation.	10

Book 8. (27 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	866	It was not known where the lovely Ilene would wear her collar; it was known, though, that she would wear it, and wear it well; a Gorean master would see to that.	10
1	212	"It is a well-known rendezvous point," said Samos.	10
1	326	Tor is an opulent city of the desert, well known for its splendors, its comforts and pleasures.	10
2	247	"Since we are friends, and have known one another for many years, Rim," began Arn, affably, "I am willing to let these two beauties go for ten pieces of gold apiece, nineteen if you take the pair, as they are".	10
3	218	I had once known a girl by that name.	10
5	11	The girls, Tana and Ela, by my order, had not known that the urts had been thrown from the ship.	10
6	136	"Suppose," said I, "that the girl released, she who is captured by Verna's band, is well known to Verna.	10
8	38	I have known warriors who cared for the beauty of small flowers.	10
10	133	"It is my understanding," he said, "that you hold a girl, once known to me, slave".	10
10	172	Each of them is a known man, a sword companion, one of glorious Ar".	10
10	220	The truth can be seen, and felt, and known, but I do not think it may be spoken.	10
11	202	She would have known that she, a slave, was arousing free men, masters, and this would have excited her, and this excitement would have been revealed in her body.	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	315	Sometimes, when a city is being sacked, high-born free women, fearful of falling into the hands of chieftains of the enemy, have themselves branded and collared, and don slave tunics, and mix with their own slave girls, to prevent their identity from being known.	10
11	690	She did not stand as might have Cara, or another girl, who had well known the touch of a man, but she did stand as though owned.	10
12	194	Surely we were not known to him.	10
13	334	"More than a hundred of them! The girls of the band of Hura!" I had known it would be her answer.	10
17	42	They would not have known it was drugged.	10
17	114	Perhaps she had not known the wine was drugged? Perhaps it had not been the wine, but other food with which someone had tampered? I looked at the slaves.	10
18	56	When I had come upon them, though I had not made my presence known to them, I had seen that each still wore his neck chain, and that the hands of each were still manacled behind his back.	10
18	118	They had not known the numbers or nature of the enemy that pursued them.	10
18	470	Their ships are seen as far to the south as Schendi and Bazi, as far to the north as the great frozen sea, and are known as far to the west as the cliffs of Tyros and the terraces of Cos.	10
19	180	"I had not known," I said, "that Chenbar of Tyros had escaped".	10
19	271	"He has no men!" "How is this known to you?" inquired Sarus.	10
22	432	It is the only known caste of thieves on Gor".	10
22	617	She had known I would free her.	10
22	682	She had known the touch of a man, and such a man as Marlenus.	10

Book 9. (27 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	94	Sometimes, in the south, female slaves are dressed in the robes of free women, even veiled, and taken by their masters to see tarn races, or games, or song-dramas; many assume that she, sitting regally by his side, is a companion, or being courted for the companionship; only he and she know that the...	10
1	76	I supposed there were few merchants in known Gor whose houses were as rich, as powerful, as mine.	10
1	158	Perhaps to a question this profound the answer cannot be known.	10
1	381	"It is known to many".	10
2	223	I wondered what might become of the religion of Priest-Kings, if Priest-Kings should ever choose to make themselves known to men.	10
6	384	"That is known to me," said Ivar.	10
6	446	"It is well known," I said, "that you freed Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, Ubar of Tyros, from the chains of a dungeon of Port Kar, your fee being his weight in the sapphires of Schendi".	10
8	37	Ar, populous and wealthy, the greatest city of known Gor, was regarded as a symbol of quality in merchandise.	10
10	51	"I should have known!" Though I attempted to console him, he remained much put out with himself, and for more than an Ahn afterward.	10
10	165	The camp was of wood, surrounded by a palisade, built on an island in an inlet, called the inlet of Thorstein Camp, formerly known as the inlet of Parsit, because of the rich fishing there.	10
10	314	We saw thralls, too, in the crowd, and rune-priests, with long hair, in white robes, a spiral ring of gold on their left arms, about their waist a bag of omen chips, pieces of wood soaked in the blood of the sacrificial bosk, slain to open the Thing; these chips are thrown like dice, sometimes sever...	10
10	516	Virginia Kent, whom I had known in Ar, years ago, who had become the companion of the warrior Relius of Ar, had been such a girl.	10
10	569	I speculated that Earth governments, or some of them, were reasonably well aware that their planet must now be the locus of frequent alien slave raids; but why would the alien power not make itself known and openly demand their jewels among the female resources of the planet; the governments would n...	10
10	692	Then, between the thralls, moaning, crying out, stumbling, a gift being delivered, she was thrust toward the tent of he who was known at the Thing as Thorgeir of Ax Glacier.	10
11	105	"It is not known," said the Forkbeard.	10
15	52	The full extent of the strategy, however, I suspected, was known only on the steel worlds, the steel worlds in space, on which it had doubtless been constructed and from which, perhaps, it might be conducted.	10
15	118	"Our scent is known," I said.	10
17	293	He was not the man I had known.	10
18	44	I saw the huge, little-known man of Torvaldsland, who had joined the host late, calling himself Hrolf, from the east, who had come from the direction of the Torvaldsberg.	10
20	49	They need an envoy, one known to Priest-Kings, yet one independent of them, one whom they respect, a man of valiance and judgment, with whom to negotiate, one to carry their proposals to Priest-Kings".	10
20	114	"I wish," it said, "Tarl Cabot, I had known you better".	10
20	119	"Had you known me better," said I, "you would not have come to the skerry".	10
21	164	Eteocles had fled; I had known him last to be in terraced Cos, an advisor to her Ubar, gross Lurius, of the Cosian city of Jad.	10
21	199	"On the tenth day, on his arms and legs, and twice, transversely, across his right cheekbone, that his face be scarred and his shame known, I drew the poisoned blade, drawing blood with each stroke".	10
21	216	"It is a name I am sometimes known by," I said.	10
21	246	The plan of Tyros might thus, foiled upon the coast of Thassa, be in effect accomplished in the hall of Svein Blue Tooth, at least with respect to he known as Bosk of Port Kar.	10
22	122	Last summer, in journeying to the forests, to attempt to rescue Talena, I had, in a tavern in Lydius, encountered a wench once known, Vella, Elizabeth Cardwell.	10

Book 10. (46 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	324	"Is it known to you, Hakim of Tor," asked he, "who it was who actually struck Suleiman?" "Yes," I said, "it is known to me.	10
26	879	"'—to him who is now known here as Hakim of Tor—'" "—to him who is now known here as Hakim of Tor—" she said.	10
1	422	"I learned of this from a captain, one known to him, with whom he spoke recently upon the salt wharf".	10
1	675	Chaining and tying, as is well known, tends to be sexually stimulatory to a female.	10
1	708	On the map at our feet, where we stood, where Samos had indicated, was a representation, several feet in extent, of a vast desert, the greatest desert of known Gor.	10
1	786	Had they known the weakness of the Sardar, and the time required to restore the power source, regenerating itself now at inexorable concentration rates determined by natural law, they would have surely launched their fleets.	10
1	815	West of Tor, on the Lower Fayeen, a sluggish, meandering tributary, like the Upper Fayeen, to the Cartius, lay the river port of Kasra, known for its export of salt.	10
2	83	Guards for these caravans, incidentally, were usually known by, and retained by, caravan merchants between caravans.	10
2	84	They were known men.	10
2	86	Elaborate random selection devices, utilizing coins and sticks, and formulas, were sometimes used by merchants to assure that applying tenders and drovers were selected, if they were not known, by chance.	10
2	88	Actually, of course, as was well known, this was a precaution against the danger of hiring, en bloc, unwittingly, an organized group of men, who might, prior to their hiring, have formed a plan to slay the guards and merchants and make off with the caravan.	10
2	95	But generally the men would proceed past these enticements, which were, from what I saw, far from negligible, and hurry toward their favorite cafes and hostels, whose wares, I gathered, did not need such blatant advertisement, whose worth, and capacities for total and complete satisfaction, were app...	10
2	97	The Silken Oasis is well known, even in Ar, but it is extremely expensive; in the middle range of price are the Golden Collar and the Silver Chain, both under the same management, that of a Turian named Haran; good, relatively inexpensive cafes are the Thong, which I would recommend, the Veminium, t...	10
2	304	She had not known if she was to be fed that day.	10
3	246	"He is well known in Tor," said the man.	10
5	134	But then, of course, she had never expected to be a slave, and on another world; she would not have known that she was on some slaver's list, and perhaps even from puberty; I was pleased with their judgment; I thought that, in time, given greater familiarity with her collar, the former Miss Blake-Al...	10
5	788	I had not known until Lydius that Vella, the former Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, of Earth, was a true slave.	10
7	97	The locations of the pits, such as those at Klima, are little known, and, to protect the resource, are kept secret by mine agents and merchants.	10
7	288	It would have known it would not have had the time to wrench loose the bars and slip through the narrow window before being hacked to pieces.	10
9	180	Who would care to risk his life for a free woman, who, stripped, might prove disappointing, when, for less risk, he could get his capture loop on a known quantity, a girl who has quite probably been trained like an animal to deliciously satisfy the passions of a man, a girl who, responsive, helpless...	10
11	331	It may be appropriate here to mention that the reason that Hammaran came to Red Rock seventy years ago is not even known, by either Aretai or Tashid.	10
11	435	Had they known of the raid it would, surely, have been the topic of pervasive converse in the oasis.	10
13	61	Whereas salt may be obtained from sea water and by burning seaweed, as is sometimes done in Torvaldsland, and there are various districts on Gor where salt, solid or in solution, may be obtained, by far the most extensive and richest of known Gor's salt deposits are to be found concentrated in the T...	10
13	62	Tahari salt accounts, in its varieties, I would suspect, for some twenty percent of the salt and salt-related products, such as medicines and antiseptics, preservatives, cleansers, bleaches, bottle glass, which contains soda ash, taken from salt, and tanning chemicals, used on known Gor.	10
13	97	* * * * Opulent were the halls and lofty chambers of the kasbah of Abdul, the Guard of the Dunes, he known as the Salt Ubar of the Tahari.	10
13	315	"I had not known you were the Salt Ubar," said I.	10
13	355	Neither Samos nor myself, however, though we had heard of the Salt Ubar, had known his name.	10
13	359	I might have behaved differently in the Tahari had I earlier known the name of the Salt Ubar.	10
13	365	"Have you long been known as Abdul?" I asked the Salt Ubar.	10
13	390	A creature who had not known hatred, lust and terror, I suspected, would be ill-fitted to understand the Kur, or men.	10
14	222	'" "That is known to me," said he.	10
14	299	I had not known until then that she was true slave.	10
14	300	But I would have known it now, seeing the insolence, the petty, collared beauty of her.	10
14	520	I had not known whether he had survived or not.	10
15	15	It is not known.	10
17	67	I suppose, in the salt pit, one of our small lamps might seem to those who had in their lives known only darkness like the glory of a thousand suns.	10
19	84	* * * * The march of Hassan had as its object not Red Rock, northwest of Klima, but Four Palms, a Kavar outpost known to him, which lay far to the south of Red Rock.	10
19	88	Furthermore, between Klima and Red Rock lay the regions patrolled by the men of Abdul, the Salt Ubar, who had been known to me as Ibn Saran.	10
19	154	"It is not known how long such a storm may last," he said.	10
23	73	"By what name are you known?" asked the man.	10
24	817	"On Gor," I asked, "who have been the happiest women you have known".	10
24	818	"Many of the happiest women I have known on Gor," she whispered, "have been mere slave girls".	10
24	859	What could compare with it? And I, until brought to Gor, had not known such passion, such desire, could exist.	10
25	168	She had not known I was there.	10
26	133	I had not known such feelings were possible".	10
26	307	"I had not known, until that time," I said, "that you were, in the belly of you, a true slave girl".	10

Book 11. (47 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	1086	I had not known I would not run, but he had known.	10
1	36	I had not known a man could be so strong.	10
1	132	How little I had known.	10
1	138	The grass was richly green, alive, vast; the sky was blue, deeply blue, far deeper than I had known a sky could be; the clouds were sharp and white, protean and billowing, transforming themselves in the pressures of their heights and the winds which sped them; they moved at different heights at diff...	10
2	469	I wondered at what manner of men they might be, surely like none I had hitherto known.	10
2	778	I had never known such men.	10
2	907	Had I known the world on which I knelt, how I would have rejoiced that I had not been lashed! As I later realized, allowances were being made for me which, had I been more familiar with the world on which I found myself, would not have been made.	10
2	1097	I had not known such animals could exist.	10
2	1249	I had not known such men could exist.	10
4	83	Had I known more of Gor I would have speculated that my masters might have sworn their swords to the defense of Thentis, that they were of that city, but, as I was later to learn, they were of another city, one called Ar.	10
4	221	I had not known I could appear such.	10
4	228	I had not known I could be so beautiful! Then I was afraid, for I suspected what such beauty might mean on the world on which I found myself.	10
4	663	Had he run, and I known it, I might have endeavored to throw myself into his arms.	10
4	753	Had I known more of Gor, I, too, might then have been terrified.	10
4	1041	In the camp, as I had lain there, I had known I was nothing special, that I was only a slave girl, that I must obey the men, and that they would do with me what they wished.	10
4	1085	He had known I would not run.	10
4	1089	It was not he, but she who had not known that she would beg to be kept.	10
5	126	Tharna, sometimes called the City of Silver, is well known for the richness of her silver mines.	10
5	128	This seems paradoxical, for in Tharna, of the hundreds of known Gorean cities, the position of women is surely among the lowest.	10
6	42	Tabuk's Ford is a rich village, but it is best known not for its agricultural bounty, a function of its dark, fertile fields in the southern basin of the Verl, but for its sleen breeding.	10
6	43	Thurnus, of the Peasants, of Tabuk's Ford, was one of the best known of the sleen breeders of Gor.	10
7	222	She had been looking forward, it was well known, with enthusiasm to her attaining this high station.	10
7	361	No woman who failed to meet these understood, publicized and well-known terms would be acceptable.	10
7	711	She must, surely, fearfully suspect that her position was known.	10
9	877	"In the villages I am known as Tup Ladletender," he said.	10
9	1211	The response, somehow, had seemed oddly fitting, expected, though I had known no Belisarius.	10
9	1497	"That is known to me," said Thurnus.	10
9	1572	Bran Loort had known exactly what he had been doing.	10
12	424	The plan of the fortress seemed well known to them.	10
13	201	I had not known my collar size on Earth, for I had not purchased garments with such attention to the neck.	10
13	401	The belled, silked girls of the taverns were well known in the cities of Gor.	10
14	314	How could she have known my plan? "You think then he will free me, and free you, for having told him this truth".	10
14	323	"I will serve him, not known to him, lovingly, as only what I am, a lowly paga slave".	10
15	273	I had not known this until now.	10
16	169	This infamous port is the home port of the famed black slavers of Schendi, a league of slavers well known for their cruel depredations on shipping, but it is also a free port, administered by black merchants, and its fine harbor and its inland markets to the north and east attract much commerce.	10
17	23	"It is well known," said the tall man, the leader of the others, "that you deal in black-market slaves".	10
21	22	I had not known I could so love.	10
21	34	I could then have known him free.	10
22	140	We had not known to whom we belonged, until the hatch had been opened and we saw strangers.	10
25	84	"How is this known?" asked Samos.	10
25	223	"He is only known upon Gor as Half-Ear".	10
26	147	I had not known the sheath and needle were there, so cunningly had they been concealed in the weaving.	10
26	175	I had not known of the existence of either the compartment or the small, poisoned weapon which it concealed.	10
27	563	"Too," she said, "I did not wish my fate, known, to dishonor you".	10
28	353	I had not known that a man could desire a woman so much.	10
29	95	I had never known such weakness.	10
29	179	Then I writhed in his arms as he took me, exploding in the deepest and most profound ecstasies a female can know, those of the slave orgasm, known only to the owned woman.	10

Book 12. (41 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	322	It was not known what had occurred there.	10
2	609	Little was known of them.	10
3	168	These caravans come from all over known Gor.	10
3	215	I had known this, for I was of the warriors.	10
3	323	Normally much betting would wait until it was known which player had yellow, which determines the first move, the first move, of course, determining the opening.	10
3	347	If Scormus should draw yellow, and I were to place my bet after this fact was generally known, I would stand to win almost nothing, even should I wager a good deal.	10
3	593	It is well known that intelligent women make the best slaves.	10
3	737	Tenalion is a well-known slaver.	10
6	624	The Tina whom I had known was now free, an esteemed member of the caste of thieves in Port Kar, one of the most skillful in the city.	10
6	886	"I have known for years in my heart that I was truly a slave.	10
7	18	"It is known even in the south.	10
7	28	Too, I had thought he might be one known to Bertram of Lydius, if it were not he.	10
8	183	I supposed she had known only the men of Earth and, on Gor, those who were her subordinates in the discipline of the Kurii cause.	10
9	50	What a traitress she was! I had known she had once served Kurii.	10
9	51	I had not known at that time that the pretty little slave, the former secretary on Earth, still licked their claws.	10
11	301	"I am from Earth!" "That is known to me," I said.	10
12	146	If one were to steal something where would one hide or sell it? Besides, if one wished something someone else owned and let this be known, the owner would quite possibly give it to you, expecting, of course, to receive as valuable a gift in return.	10
13	8	Wood is scarce in the north and the peasant bow, or longbow, is not known there.	10
14	98	His daughter was as well known to him as others, of course.	10
14	228	I have known Poalu for years.	10
14	237	"Have you ever known anyone like Poalu?" I asked.	10
14	358	"That is known to me," he said.	10
15	690	"Those are usually for a well-fixed clientele, known to the slaver," I said.	10
15	691	"They are known to him as serious, bonafide buyers.	10
15	1119	"I am at your mercy! I cannot help myself!" "That is known to me," I said.	10
15	1174	"Had I known such things," she said, "I, too, would have been such a woman.	10
21	75	I had known it was she, from the bondage strings on her throat, and the responses of her body.	10
21	114	"I would have known without that," I said.	10
21	233	You are the strongest man I have ever known".	10
23	209	"I fear," I said, "my presence in this village is known.	10
23	217	"I think it was known," I said, "that I would be, or was, in the village of Kadluk.	10
23	232	If it is known where I am, the enemy may attempt to contact me here".	10
23	270	"You see, I thought you might have known this and thus had come north to find Constance".	10
23	342	How could he have known? The answer is simple.	10
23	452	Not much was known of the mysterious Karjuk, even amongst the red hunters, save that he was one of them.	10
24	231	She came silently, intensely, clutching me, this not known to the others asleep in the hut.	10
24	232	That a slave girl had been conquered in the darkness need not be known to them.	10
32	188	"We will, at least," I said, "have known one another".	10
33	39	I had felt, in meeting him, that I had known him for a long time, and I felt that he had had similar feelings.	10
35	951	"I have known worse Assassins than yourself," I said.	10
37	15	For a terrible instant it had seemed as bright as day, with a brightness that most of the People, in their northern regions, had never known, a brightness that might have struck the white sands of the blazing Tahari or the green jungles of the rain forests of the eastern Cartius.	10

Book 13. (54 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	672	"It is known, or would soon be known, that her ship was taken by Bejar," I said.	10
1	682	"It is known, or will soon be known, she was taken by Bejar," I said.	10
1	127	It is a premise of the dance that the girl moves and twists, and squirms, in her need, as if she is completely alone, as if her need is known only to herself; then, supposedly, the master surprises her, and she attempts to suppress the helplessness and torment of her needs; then, failing this, surre...	10
1	128	Needless to say, the entire dance is observed by the master, and this, in fact, of course, is known to both the dancer and her audience, the master.	10
1	196	Schendi was an equatorial free port, well known on Gor.	10
1	205	He discovered that the Cartius, as was known, enters Lake Ushindi, but that only two rivers flow out of Ushindi, the Kamba and Nyoka.	10
1	208	"That has been known to me for over a year," I said.	10
1	221	"Particularly since it was known of the hostility of the river tribes on what is now called the Thassa Cartius".	10
1	264	"The extent of these obstacles, and the availability of portages, the possibility of roads, the possibility of side canals, are not known," said Samos.	10
1	345	"Is this house, or its men, known to the prisoner?" I asked.	10
1	440	I have never known them to make a mistake".	10
1	519	"Bejar," said Samos, "one well known to me, discerning that she was both unbranded and barbarian, and ignorant of Gorean, and knowing my interest in such matters, called her to my attention.	10
2	196	The four-chain chaining arrangement, of course, and variations upon it, is well known upon Gor.	10
4	159	Her guilt is well known, I gather, on the wharves.	10
4	333	"That is known to us, Citizen," said he.	10
4	375	The Ribbon is one of Port Kar's better-known canals.	10
4	698	Then she cried out, "La Kajira! La Kajira!" This was a bit of Gorean known to her.	10
5	349	They must have known that she would be sailing from Cos to Schendi.	10
5	497	Too, what man who has known the glory and joy of a girl at his feet is likely to wish to exchange that for the inconvenience and bother of a free woman? No, slave girls, for all practical purposes, are not freed.	10
5	633	"That is known to me," I said.	10
5	708	I had never known a female agent of Kurii who had been brought to Gor with pierced ears.	10
6	245	I do not think I would have kissed her, as I did not own her, but she, of course, had not known that.	10
7	113	"It is a great Ubarate," said Uchafu, "but it is little known for it is of the interior".	10
7	155	I think the girl, even if she had known the streets of Schendi, would have been utterly confused as to her direction or whereabouts.	10
7	171	More than a hundred times by now, I expected, had they but known, she would have thrashed and squirmed, gasping, held, in the arms of strong men, her slave beauty the helpless, lascivious wine on which mighty masters would slake the thirsts of their lust.	10
7	205	Misery! But I cannot now renege upon my word, sadly enough, for I am a merchant of well-known integrity.	10
10	50	"None in Schendi who begs is known as Kunguni," he said.	10
11	71	"She has felt the whip, and known male domination," he said.	10
12	69	It is then known that someone is on or has been on the roof".	10
12	85	I had not known about the simple device of the threads and peas.	10
12	129	"How long have you known I was in Schendi?" I asked.	10
12	440	Msaliti, in the speech known to the askaris, spoke briefly.	10
13	569	I thought of a girl once known, one who once had been my free companion.	10
13	665	I have known both".	10
14	582	"That is known to me," I said.	10
15	349	"I thought it was known to all," he said.	10
16	173	"Bila Huruma," he said, "it is well known, has bought off the chieftains of the Ukungu region.	10
18	284	"But it is a saying that is also known east of Schendi".	10
19	150	"Is Jambia, who was my guard, known to you?" asked Bila Huruma.	10
23	18	We had known this, for the message of the drums, coming from the east, had preceded her.	10
24	365	I think she had not known before that a man could so desire her.	10
31	7	If that were known the bidding might be fierce upon her, the villagers being eager to capitalize on any dissatisfaction with her, hoping thus to acquire her as a cheap piece of trade goods, perhaps for transmittal into the interior.	10
32	553	It was not known what had become of the population of the city which had been permitted to fall into ruins.	10
32	627	I suppose I had known from the first instant I had seen him that he was my master, and I was his slave, but how could I, an Earth woman, have admitted that, even to myself, let alone to the superb, red brute".	10
33	116	It is widely known on Gor, of course, not just in Schendi.	10
34	195	"If I had known then what I now know," she said, "I would not have dared to move".	10
34	291	"I have never known a man who was only interested in a woman's body," I said.	10
34	333	For what it is worth, the most intimate and deepest loves I have known have been between masters and their slaves, that between the love master and his love slave".	10
34	768	"I had not known such sensations could exist," she had said.	10
36	31	How could I tell Kisu, who was of the land, of the feelings of those who had known the waves of Thassa? "You will not free me, will you, Master?" asked Janice.	10
51	118	Earth women, it is well known, are above such things, unless perhaps they are brought naked to Gor and placed in steel collars.	10
52	177	"That is known to me," said the scribe.	10
54	153	"I had scarcely known such friendship could exist," I said.	10
57	8	That is a name by which I am known in many parts of Gor.	10

Book 14. (17 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	261	I had not known I could feel such sudden lust, such startling, astonishing, maddening desire for a woman.	10
1	317	Then she asked me, "Have you ever heard of the planet Gor?" "Certainly," I said, "it is a reasonably well-known fictional world".	10
1	345	Could it not be that the Gorean books are, in effect, a way of preparing the Earth and its peoples for the revelation of the true existence of a Counter-Earth, should it sometime be expedient to make its presence known?" "Of course not," I said.	10
1	474	'Your name is known to me,' he said.	10
1	749	"I have never known anyone like you," she said.	10
5	154	"You are different from the other men she has known," said the Lady Gina.	10
7	437	Most girls are extremely responsive to their masters, and love them deeply, with that incredible love which can be known only by an enslaved woman, that love which a woman can accord only to a man who is her total master.	10
7	768	I had known of such cases.	10
10	27	"When we have left," he said, "make your presence known".	10
10	71	"When we have left," he said, "make your presence known".	10
10	88	They had known then, I suppose, as slavers can know such things, that no more than one man would be necessary to see to my governance.	10
10	109	I had been told to make my presence known.	10
11	325	I had not known what had happened to my clothing.	10
11	638	"You are the finest and bravest girl I have ever known," I said.	10
11	689	The girl whom I had known as 'Darlene' strode forward.	10
12	117	I had known large and strong men on Earth.	10
13	37	It is from that fact that the confederation is known as the Salerian Confederation.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	289	Frightened, she often begins by acting, and this is known to the master, but soon, perhaps to her horror, she discovers that she, obedient to the master's touch, and no longer acting, and this, too, is known to the master, has become, truly, suddenly, a yielding, spasmodic slave.	10
24	367	I had known that I was a slave, and a true slave, before they had touched me, but I had not known, until they took me in their arms, how helpless and low a slave I could be".	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	329	Her responses were such that it was difficult to conjecture what her experiences might have been had she truly been a slave, and had she known herself helplessly in my power, and had she known that she must yield totally and without reservation in the last fiber of her very being.	10

Book 22. (3 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	484	But still, even as "slave meat," it was I who had brought the highest price! I wished Teibar could have known that, that his catch from the library on Earth had brought the highest price in the market, and on her first sale, too! But I supposed that he, the monster, the beast, would have merely cong...	10
31	229	Had he thought that he had known me? Well, perhaps now he was wondering if he had really, at all, known me! I leaped to my feet and moved sensuously but, too, as though prodded and shoved, as though driven, herded, to the slave wagon.	10
33	297	My master had said it was not coming, but how could he have known that, I now realized, at that particular time, without even looking up? No, he had known it was coming.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	77	"And do you think any man can be known as well as a slave knows her master," I asked, "or that any woman can be known as well as a slave is known by her master?" "I do not know," she said.	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	398	"Accordingly," said Marcus, "its work is known, or likely to be known, but it is also made to seem that Cos fears the making broadcast of such intelligence".	10
19	900	For example, I am not of the slavers, but in Port Kar I am known as Bosk, and he is known as many things, among them pirate and slaver.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	796	"I did not know better! I should have known better! I should have known better!" "You did not think that you were the same as she," said the pit master.	10

Book 27. (3 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	392	But if one had known them then! Ah, if one had known them then! Then would one not have found them terribly attractive? Would one not have wanted then to know them, to approach them, to touch them?" "Everyone grows old," said the older woman.	10
17	136	And so she thought of the men and women that she had previously known, particularly those she had known professionally.	10
28	162	Doubtless, if her surmise was correct, as to his world, and nation, of origin, he would have known her, from her accent, as easily as she knew him, known her to have been once of Earth, and doubtless it was as easy for him to conjecture her country or nation as it was for her to conjecture his.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
73	212	Nonetheless, as this was not known to Cabot and Lord Grendel, or not known for certain, Lord Grendel, by means of intermediaries, guards, and such, made certain that the slave was well aware of the victory of Lord Arcesilaus, the appearance of Lord Grendel in the capital, that of a human commander, ...	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	84	"We awakened in many places, on the shores of what you have spoken of as 'known Gor', though, I assure you, it was not known to us.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	220	I thought the females she had known might envy her, and I thought the males she had known, if they were men, would not be displeased to own her.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	168	How could such a world exist and not be known, or, I thought, is it known? Perhaps it is known, but as a guarded secret, official or governmental, to be kept from the general public? Is it the will of the Priest-Kings, the alleged lords of this world, I wondered, that the existence of their world be...	10
18	806	Is not our speech our delight, our pleasure, our joy, our recreation, our weapon, our instrument, our gift? Is it not that whereby we can make known our feelings, our hopes, and fears; that whereby we can express ourselves, plead our causes, make known our wants, needs, and desires, that by means of...	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	103	Then, I realized, he who had prepared them must himself have known the tarn, and known it well.	10
54	6	Whereas it would be known that we were no longer in our respective incarceration chambers and had neutralized two Ashigaru near the corridor entrance, little else would be known.	10
60	32	I had known Lord Yamada to lie, for strategic and state reasons, but I had never known him to boast.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	31	What was to be known? Who would know it? Who was this "other" who knew nothing? How could one who knew nothing, who suspected nothing, who understood nothing, be the key to what must be known? And what was it that must be known, and why must it be known? I felt myself lifted in powerful arms, and th...	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	519	He had known me better than I had known myself.	10