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Leading

Book 1. (11 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	48	Without glancing at the common soldier, he ordered him to leash me, to fasten around my throat the leading chain often used on Gor for slaves and prisoners.	10
8	50	"This one I'll leash myself," he said, drawing a leading chain from his pouch and approaching the girl.	10
8	84	"I ask your favor," said Talena, standing meekly by my side, her hands confined in front of her by the colorful slave bracelets, the leading chain still dangling from her throat.	10
8	88	I then removed her leading chain, and she removed mine.	10
8	97	I tossed to one side the leading chains, manacles, and slave bracelets that Talena and I had worn.	10
8	202	Furious beyond reason, I saw in the grass the discarded slave bracelets, the hood and leading chains.	10
8	203	To Talena's indignation, I snapped the slave bracelets on her wrists, hooded her, and put her on a leading chain.	10
9	2	Soon after we had left the glade, to Talena's amusement, I had removed her hood and, a few minutes later, her leading chain and slave bracelets.	10
11	88	She seemed to hesitate for an instant, then quickly gathered up the slave whip and a leading chain.	10
14	147	I swung myself up and began to climb one of the two ropes leading to the great bird above me.	10
15	42	Leading the tarn, I entered the camp as casually as I might have strolled into a carnival or fair.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	148	Soon, pounding the time on the table with the butt of my spear, I was leading a raucous round of songs, mostly wild drinking songs, warrior songs, songs of the encampment and march, but too I taught them songs I had learned in the caravan of Mintar the Merchant, so long ago, when I had first loved T...	10
10	101	I heard the winding of a chain on a windlass, and saw one of the barred gates leading from the chamber slowly lifting.	10
11	19	On the broad steps leading to the throne, there were curule chairs, on which sat, I supposed, members of the High Council of Tharna.	10
18	182	Leading them in two lines, shackled behind me, we crawled down the horizontal tunnel.	10
19	37	Leading the chain of slaves in two lines behind me, we swept through the shafts like an eruption from the molten core of the earth.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	111	In the far distance, perhaps from some passage leading away from the Hall of Priest-Kings, I heard the roar of a larl.	10
10	63	From my position on the platform I could see numerous tunnels at many levels leading out of the canyon, perhaps to other such monstrous cavities, filled with more such structures.	10
24	1	The Golden Beetle At that instant I heard a slight noise and looked up to see peering at me from the darkness of one of the tunnels leading from the cavern, two flaming, luminous eyes.	10
28	142	* * * * It was later in the same afternoon that Mul-Ba-Ta, now simply Ba-Ta, made his appearance, leading long lines of former Muls.	10
30	194	It now became clear that Sarm was on the defensive, for I heard orders being issued to block the tunnels leading into the areas of the Nest he controlled.	10
31	148	Slowly I climbed the walkway, stepping with care past the ruined portions of the steel steps leading to the crest of the dome.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	80	Of course, Kamchak had rented three Turian girls, slaves, to train her; they had done so, binding her wrists and leading her about the wagons, teaching her the words for things, beating her with switches when she made mistakes; Elizabeth had learned quickly.	10
8	625	Then Kamchak and I, on kaiilaback, made our way back to our wagon, leading the bound girls.	10
9	69	This afternoon Kamchak and I, leading four pack kaiila, had entered the first gate of nine-gated Turia.	10
12	6	Even on my kaiila I was certain I could be outdistanced by numerous riders, each leading, in the Tuchuk fashion, a string of fresh mounts.	10
12	508	All I received for my trouble were the angry shouts of the man leading the kaiila string.	10
16	75	There was an archway leading from the circular well yard, and the two halves of the timbered, arched gate were swung back and fastened on both sides.	10
16	115	Arm in arm, Harold and I strode under the archway leading from the well yard.	10
19	61	I then followed Harold along one of the smooth, stone paths leading among the trees, brushing our way through the clusters of blossoms, skirting the edge of the nearer blue pool.	10
19	79	We then examined other corridors and other rooms, and finally returned to the main hall and started off down another way, again encountering corridors and rooms; this we did four times, until we were moving down one of the last corridors, leading from one of the five main corridors off the central h...	10
21	349	I could now see smoke down the long avenue leading from the gate, in a dozen places.	10
22	141	They had found a long piece of rope and tied her hands behind her back and then had wound the same rope three or four times about the girl's waist, had securely knotted it, and were leading her about by it.	10
22	142	"She was our mistress!" cried one of the Tuchuk girls leading the Turian girl, and struck her sharply with the switch, at which information the Tuchuk girls at the tables clapped their hands with delight.	10
22	143	Then, two or three other groups of Tuchuk girls straggled in, each leading some wretched wench who had but hours before owned them.	10
27	196	We turned from the gate, to ride down the long avenue leading toward the main gate of Turia.	10

Book 5. (16 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	113	I strode from the bird's side and made my way through the readying compound of the Steels until I climbed the stairs inside the low wall separating it from the area leading out onto the broad path leading to the starting perches; I dropped over the wall and made my way across the sand until I came t...	10
7	85	"Look," said the man to Cernus, leading him about the side of the ship.	10
9	137	"Of course," bowed Ho-Tu, leading me away from the area.	10
10	4	"This is an interesting room," said Ho-Tu, opening a door and leading me through.	10
10	13	"Sometimes," he added, "Cernus amuses himself with the women kept in this room, leading them to believe that if they serve him well they will be well treated".	10
14	114	I found that my steps had inadvertently brought me to the corridor with the heavy bolted door, that door leading to the hallway off which lay the cell for Special Captures, earlier shown to me by Ho-Tu.	10
14	137	"Follow me," said Cernus, leading the way through the door which the guards had thrown open for him.	10
15	223	Elizabeth led them, to some extent, not to fear me, leading them to believe that she had so well served me that she had, to some degree, engaged my affections.	10
16	94	Then, together, we left the House of Cernus, leading our girls.	10
16	243	"No, Master! Phyllis will not speak!" I turned to my left and began to follow the tier, until I came to a narrow set of stairs, leading to the lower portions of the stands, which I then followed, descending.	10
19	80	Philemon, I and the guards emerged from the exposition area to the interior of the sales amphitheater; the entire house was now lit by energy bulbs; later, the block alone would be illuminated; the seats rose in tier after tier, largely circling the block, though a passage lay open behind the block;...	10
21	389	I saw the Taurentians who had been facing us, perhaps three or four hundred, begin to disperse, fleeing toward the exits leading beneath the stands.	10
22	166	The Blue, leading now, expertly blocked Mip at ring after ring.	10
22	588	Then gates leading onto the sand burst open and thousands of citizens, come from the Stadium of Blades, marching and singing, entered the Stadium of Tarns, at their head, helmeted and mighty, sword in hand, the magnificent Murmillius, hero of the Stadium of Blades.	10
23	165	He looked over his shoulder, saw the door from the hall which led to the stairs and passage leading to the chambers of the beast.	10
24	106	At times we walked up swirling gradients, at times stairs, swirling and broad, leading higher and higher into the cylinder; sometimes we walked through marble-floored passageways, in which, through narrow windows, designed to be too small for a body to pass, but large enough for use as crossbow port...	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	5	Feet were pounding toward the great double door, leading to the hallway beyond, leading out to the tiled piazza fronting on the hall of the council.	10
8	277	With the first length of binding fiber I tied her wrists behind her back; I then carried her and placed her, on her knees, on the second of the broad steps leading up to the tiller deck, two steps below that in which is fixed the chair of the oar-master; she now knelt below that chair, and to its le...	10
8	310	Telima, haltered, bound hand and foot, kneeling on the second broad step of the stairs leading up to the tiller deck, looked up at me.	10
8	739	Midice, bound, leading the coffle, lifted her head.	10
9	320	"And then," I cried, "we will return and make a feast!" Thurnock, Clitus and I once more clashed and emptied goblets, and then, leading Midice, first in the coffle, by the lead end of the binding fiber, I stumbled through the door, finding my way down the stairs, with the others, hunting for a smith...	10
11	15	But Lysias then, weapon at the ready, backed away, and then turned and fled through a side door, leading from the council hall.	10
11	34	I turned and, step by step, carrying the great table, advanced toward the large door leading to the hallway.	10
16	418	They followed me, and I left the chamber of the council, and, in a few moments, stood on the top of the broad marbled steps leading up to the hall of the Council of Captains.	10
17	30	The Dorna was thus leading a relatively close formation of sixteen tarn ships.	10
18	771	At the entryway to that passage leading to the kitchens he stopped, and then, as she laughed and kissed him, he, holding her close to him, in his arms, swept her, once the Lady Vivina, who was to have been the Ubara of Cos, now only a young, collared slave girl, in a brief, miserable garment, throug...	10
18	817	The great sea gate, leading out into the city, had been closed.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	445	Many an angry young man of modest means returns, disappointed and frustrated, from the market, leading home on his tether the most that he can afford, an item of what he takes to be second-rate merchandise; but he discovers, perhaps after introducing her to the house, and tying her and giving her th...	10
8	193	Behind the docks were long, planked ramps leading up to warehouses.	10
8	217	A man came forward and untied the straps leading to the nose rings of the bosk from the bosk ring on the deck.	10
8	254	I could see a long wooden ramp leading up from the pier to a long wooden road winding between the crowded warehouses.	10
8	645	A mountebank, with pointed hat, with a tuft on it, in silly robes, with his painted clown's face, leading a strange animal, arrived at the compound.	10
8	866	I knelt with Ute and Lana inside the gate, leading from the girl cage.	10
14	649	It was thus not inappropriate that she should find herself so, as she was, tethered, about her neck, knotted, a simple length of camp rope, slender and coarse, fit for leading verr or girls.	10
17	34	The next morning they had returned, leading Inge and Rena.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	230	He pulled her quickly, his hand twisted in her hair, her body bent over at the waist, her head at his hip, in a common leading position for a girl, to a low, sloping side of the room.	10
3	245	We walked along the front of the street, until we came to a side street, leading down to the wharves.	10
12	213	There was, deep in the sand, the impression of a keel, leading to the water.	10
17	75	She was leading, by the arm, a stumbling, half-conscious panther girl.	10
18	189	Leading from the open side of the palisade to the great beacon was a column of pairs of fires.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	62	Too, the town is surrounded by a wall, with two gates, one large, facing the inlet, leading in from Thassa, the other small, leading to the forest behind the town.	10
13	2	The interior hall, not counting rooms leading from it on various sides, or the balcony which lined it, leading to other rooms, was some forty feet high, and forty feet in width, some two hundred feet in length.	10
7	214	We followed the man more than four pasangs, up the slopes, leading to the summer pastures.	10
10	353	At the foot of the steps leading down from the platform, the Forkbeard stopped, and bowed low.	10
11	150	We now wish only to be simple farmers, tilling the soil and leading lives of rustic tranquillity".	10
12	48	There were steps leading to the dais.	10
14	59	I saw then the Forkbeard, one hand on the arm of the strange giant, Rollo, leading him to the door of the small room.	10
14	95	The side doors, leading from the hall, were now also closed to us.	10
14	200	The collars were of thick leather, some three inches high, with metal insert locks, flat metal bolts slipping, locking, into spring catches; when closed, two rectangular metal plates adjoined; sewn into each collar, opposite the lock, was a large, welded metal ring; about this ring was closed the le...	10
18	118	Svein Blue Tooth was at the pens, leading the attack that had broken the rally.	10
18	535	It is a common leading position for a female slave.	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	563	When the girl had been forced through the door leading to the pens, I turned to Samos.	10
2	609	There were steps, broad, flat, worn, in concentric circles, leading down to the water.	10
11	171	When we looked back again they were prodding their verr, leading them, doubtless, away from their camp.	10
13	102	At the foot of the great stairs, marble and spiraling, leading to the upper rooms, we, and our guards, those accompanying us, some dozen men, paused.	10
21	238	"It will not be necessary to carry me, should you be able to do this, or to bind me, leading me as a prisoner.	10
22	13	The men approaching, leading four pack kaiila, were ignorant.	10
22	110	Then, on my kaiila, leading the other animals, I returned to the ship, to sort through the packs, and, from them, and the stores of the ship, to choose my supplies.	10
23	75	"Will you ride to battle leading pack kaiila?" asked the man.	10
23	287	Behind us, behind Haroun and myself, who rode alone, we leading, strung out, were the long lines of riders, the gathered tribesmen of the Tahari.	10
25	350	"A more serious problem," he said, "will occur in leading her through the halls".	10
25	452	"Let them assume," I suggested, "that we are leading her to someone to whom we are giving her, and that we wish to tear off her last veil, to her horror, only before her new master".	10
25	468	At last, to my relief, we reached the door leading to the lower levels.	10
25	595	I, Hassan, leading, carried Tarna to an empty cell on the fourth level.	10
25	656	The girl lay on the straw, curled up, the collar and chain leading to her throat.	10
26	180	I saw T'Zshal, who was riding past, leading his thousand lances.	10
26	224	Two chains ran to his metal collar, on opposite sides, leading, respectively, to the stirrup of a mounted rider on each side of him.	10

Book 11. (21 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	662	The cart of Tup Ladletender, the itinerant peddler, was now much farther down the road, on the dirt road leading to the great road, formed of blocks of stone, leading to Ar.	10
6	128	It is, I suppose, given its nature, a military road leading to the north, broad enough to accommodate war tharlarion, treading abreast, and the passage, two or three, side by side, of thousands of supply wagons and siege engines, without unduly, for more than several pasangs, extending and exposing ...	10
7	51	We had had no difficulty in traversing it, on the great road leading south to Ar.	10
9	1187	Tup Ladletender's cart had now disappeared down the road leading from Tabuk's Ford, he between its handles, bent over, drawing it.	10
9	2432	I pulled Tup Ladletender's cart through the gate and out onto the dusty road leading from Tabuk's Ford.	10
11	328	Sucha walked past a small room, and came to a short corridor, leading from the lofty room.	10
11	356	My hair then I washed, and dried, and combed and brushed, taking from it the dust of the road leading to Stones of Turmus, and the sweat of the afternoon and early evening.	10
11	466	I heard the pounding of a metal bar on the inner gate leading to the quarters of the slave girls.	10
12	514	I heard shouting from the passageway leading to the other door of Borchoff's office.	10
12	601	Did they not want me? Was I not suitable for them? Was I to be left free? At the far end of the hall, away from the gates leading to the quarters of slaves, I saw a figure, that of a man, tall, handsome, strong, splendid, with the bearing of one who leads Gorean warriors.	10
12	748	The man grinned, and leapt to the ladder leading to the high saddle of the great beast.	10
13	6	I looked at the worn stairs of solid wood, leading in their spiral upward.	10
21	74	I knelt near the foot of the gangplank, leading to the deck of a ramship, the Jewel of Jad.	10
22	133	I stood near the railing, below the steps leading to the helmdeck.	10
24	289	The large man descended a short flight of stairs, leading downward from an opened hatch.	10
26	268	She looked wildly about her, toward the open door leading from the chamber of her bath and couch.	10
28	45	We were in the tunnel leading to the block.	10
28	202	The man with the tablet quickly thrust the girl in the house tunic from the tunnel to the foot of the stairs leading to the block.	10
28	223	He did not order me immediately to the foot of the stairs, those leading to the surface of the great block at the Curulean.	10
28	453	He ascended the long aisle leading from the hall.	10
29	102	He carried me, my head against his left shoulder, over the bridge and toward the second bridge, leading to the Towers of the Warriors.	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	182	Behind them came another of their caste, leading two milk verr which he had purchased.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
6	600	It was not even clear to me that they, in their concern with the tracks of the tharlarion, observed the tracks of the man leading to the pond.	10
7	94	On the wharves leading to the tavern, in many places, I had seen bales of hide.	10
8	229	"Come, Beast," she said, leading me leashed from the room.	10
14	264	Leading the crowd, but seeming half in the midst of it, came Imnak.	10
18	30	The monster, as though it stood on its flukes, towered forty feet above us, the line like a tiny thread, billowing, leading downward to the boat.	10

Book 13. (25 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	761	Again we clasped hands and then I strode from him, down the hallway toward the double gates leading from his house.	10
3	6	Here and there small lamps, set in niches, high in stone walls, or lanterns, hung on iron projections, shed small pools of light on the sides of buildings and illuminated, too, in their secondary ambiance, the stones of the sloping walkway on which I trod, one of many leading down to the wharves.	10
4	51	"I saw two individuals, who may be your friends," I said, "on the north walkway of the Rim canal, leading to the vicinity of this very pier".	10
4	380	I quickly crossed two bridges, leading over canals, each joining the sea.	10
4	460	In a few moments, beside one of the canals leading down to the wharves, in the vicinity of the Spice Pier, we came on four she-urts.	10
4	717	If she was not soon sold for the cost of her branding she would be taken and put on the public shelves, large, flat steps, leading down to the water, near where the Central canal meets Thassa, the sea.	10
6	212	The girls knelt on the deck before the stem castle, their wrists bound before them, lines leading to the rings.	10
7	25	It was on a canal, called the Fish canal, leading back from the harbor.	10
7	136	"Let me show you these two," said Uchafu, leading me away from the girl in the blindfold.	10
7	152	Uchafu, by the leash, pulled the braceleted, blindfolded girl to her feet, and pulled her after him, leading her from the wharf.	10
13	203	She lifted the chain, leading to the locked ankle ring on her left ankle.	10
13	685	She rose to her knees and knelt there, then, by the side wall, the steel ankle ring, with its chain, leading to the floor ring, still upon her ankle.	10
15	8	He admitted me, from the street to the small, dingy anteroom, that leading to the larger room in which we had, the preceding day, discussed our business.	10
16	205	But, in a moment its message was taken up from behind us, some four pasangs down the workway, west, leading toward Ushindi.	10
23	339	Soon, leading the chain from the center, its ends behind and on either side of us, I, and Kisu, and some others between us, were wading westward, shovels in hand.	10
29	201	The slave, lying on the narrow stairs, leading from her dungeon, wept.	10
32	562	Sticks, pushed against my back, guided me to a narrow doorway, leading into a room, carved out of living rock, in the base of what I took to be a temple.	10
42	11	It was like a road to wonders, a shining, perilous, enchanted path leading into the heart of rich, hitherto unknown countries.	10
48	20	It had been he, with his confederate, Sasi, who had attempted to attack me in Port Kar, along the side of the canal leading to the pier of the Red Urt.	10
50	33	At the back of the landing, leading upward were flights and levels of steps, extending the full length of the some four hundred yards of the landing.	10
51	138	And, in the rear of the room, there was another broad flight of stairs, leading upward to another landing and walk.	10
52	173	The voice came from the height of the stairs behind me, and to my left, that leading to a higher level in the building, an open court, which lay above us.	10
53	59	Too, about this enclosure, at the foot of stairs leading from it, was a broad, shallow moat.	10
53	379	I sprang upon the worn stone stairs leading at this point to the wall.	10
57	203	He pulled Janice to her feet, holding her head at his hip, and then, leading her behind him, bent over, conducted her up the gangplank to the deck of the Palms of Schendi.	10

Book 14. (21 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	120	I proceeded down the street in the direction indicated, leading the tharlarion by its reins.	10
18	75	He pulled me to my feet and thrust me, stumbling, to my right, down the steps and toward the wagon way leading about the house, toward the stables.	10
18	130	He laughed, and turned about, leading the way about the corner of the house, treading upon the wagon way.	10
19	165	I followed him, leading Telitsia on her leash.	10
19	383	She had not moved her head, of course, for she knew she had been placed in a common leading position for slave girls.	10
19	386	Barus turned away from us, leading her.	10
20	109	I was half dragged, half pushed, by a crowd, Kenneth and Barus close to me, Taphris behind, through the barred gate leading to the sand pit.	10
20	122	"Back," begged Kenneth, "back! Return to the tiers!" We were now near the corridor gate leading from the small arena, to the stables where we were prepared for combat.	10
23	165	"Sell her!" "On your feet, Taphris," said Kenneth, "head down, in leading position".	10
24	3	"Wait in the central tunnel, near its juncture with the side tunnel leading to Storage Shed Four".	10
25	16	The women present at the pit of sand, whether at the gate leading into it, or in the tiers looking down upon it, were excited.	10
25	224	Soon, at the gate leading to the stalls used as dressing rooms, the men of the bouts interposed themselves between us and the crowd.	10
26	250	"Head in leading position," I said.	10
26	254	It was thus that I had seen one of the brigands leading Bonnie into her new slavery, one in which she would serve not a woman, but men.	10
26	265	I exited through the main entrance of the house and made my way rapidly about the house, taking the path leading to the stable area.	10
26	303	I, dragging the Lady Florence by the wrist leash, hurried down the smoothly sloping dirt ramp leading to the tunnel.	10
27	26	I had then heard men pounding at the trapdoor leading into the incubation shed.	10
27	303	"We shall search elsewhere, in the vicinity, in the brush near the roads leading to Vonda".	10
30	53	Others, of course, use them liberally as leading devices.	10
33	85	I could see a warrior, with a spear, leading a woman in.	10
33	102	I then conducted her down the slope, leading the captive beauty, the Lady Florence, on her leash, towards the camp.	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	62	Ar's Station, incidentally, is near the site where there was a gathering, several years ago, of the horde of Pa-Kur, of the Caste of Assassins, who was leading an alliance of twelve cities, augmented by mercenaries and assassins, against the city of Ar.	10
6	70	It also commands, in effect, the northern terminus of one of the great roads, the Viktel Aria, or Ar's Triumph, leading toward Ar.	10
7	180	I then took my way up a narrow street leading into Victoria.	10
10	133	"It is in this direction," I said, indicating a street leading toward the river front.	10
18	51	"And does she seem interested in the reward for information leading to the acquisition of the topaz?" asked Tasdron.	10
28	159	There was a tiny knock on the door leading to the central room of the tavern.	10
30	397	"Leading position," he said.	10
32	191	To my right was the large door, of dark iron, leading into the recesses of the holding.	10
32	192	Across the courtyard, some hundred yards or so of deep water, I could see the walkway at the foot of the outer wall, and the stairs leading to the parapets.	10
32	351	I gasped for breath, and then submerged, and swam underwater for the brush and trees, half sunken, which bordered the channel leading to the gate.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	551	There was a step on the stairs leading down to the companionway.	10
9	52	The girl, her ankles now bound, was carried backwards, her body over the shoulder of a man, to the nearest hatch, that amidships, leading to the hold.	10
10	14	Our three ships made their way unhurriedly through the channel leading to the holding of Policrates.	10
10	121	He was waiting on the broad walk, near the iron door leading within the holding, for Miles of Vonda.	10
10	123	More than fifty slave girls, their hair coiffured high on their heads, clad in sleeveless, classic gowns of white silk, were aligned on the walk nearest the wall containing the iron door, that leading within to the halls of the fortress.	10
10	143	The door leading within the holding, and the walls, must be taken, swiftly.	10
18	169	A curtain was thrust aside at the end of the long room, and I saw her in the threshold, barefoot, her ankles belled, her feet almost lost in the piling of the deep carpet leading to the dais.	10
18	433	Outside the gate, lying in the dust of the road leading from Venna, bound hand and foot, was the girl.	10
18	435	The young men were seen leaving the vicinity of the city leading the girl behind them, her hands bound behind her, on a neck-rope.	10
18	635	I was thrown to its deck, near the foot of the steps leading up to the height of the stem castle.	10
18	698	Her right leg, and her right arm and hand, were on the broad stair, leading to the height of the dais.	10
18	723	Later, I had her again, more methodically, her head hanging down, over the dais, on the broad stair leading to its height.	10
19	443	For example, it can be useful in leading her about, either because of its ring, if it has one, to which a leash may be attached, or in connection with a leash with a snap lock, which can be placed about the collar itself; similarly it is useful, in connection with various forms of hardware, in faste...	10
20	1260	I set the bars and bolts in place at the back door, leading from the kitchen.	10
21	2	About her throat, over the slender, identificatory collar, a heavy, thick iron collar had been locked, with a heavy chain, leading to the stout loop of the slave ring, some eight inches in width, fixed in the foot of the couch.	10
21	523	"Perhaps a nose ring would be nice, with a dangling leading string".	10

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	240	I did not take my eyes from the things at the far end of the room, on the floor, half hidden by a large table, the area open behind them leading to the ruined tarn cot.	10
2	66	On a gently inclined slope of cement leading down to the canal, the water lapping at her knees, there knelt a slave girl doing laundry.	10
6	130	Also there were wagon tracks leading away from the area, toward Kailiauk.	10
8	613	"The two leading fellows there," said the man with the broad-brimmed hat, "were Max and Kyle Hobart, from the Bar Ina.	10
9	15	The terrain beyond the wands did not appear much different from the terrain leading up to them.	10
13	1582	She pulled a little, almost surreptitiously, at the leather on her wrists, leading back to her ankles.	10
19	808	I then, leading the kaiila, on which Cuwignaka rode, slumped forward, with the lance, set my feet in the tracks of those who had preceded me, Canka and his party, and Grunt and Pimples, toward the smoke of the evening fires, toward the camp of the Isbu Kaiila.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	18	To be sure, her wrists were tied behind her back, and on her throat, leading to riders on each side of her, were two rawhide tethers.	10
12	168	I then took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward.	10
12	171	The free end of the tether is slipped under the bond leading up from the wrists to prevent the girl from slipping it by the simple expedient of lowering and dipping her head a few times.	10
44	20	The posts, too, because of their position near the edge of the escarpment, commanded a fine view of the main, sloping trail leading up to the summit.	10
44	364	"You cannot escape! You are lost!" The Yellow Knives now, to be sure, swirled about the foot of the trail, that leading to the summit of Council Rock.	10
47	290	Such reins are not made for leading and the stroke of the wings, so close to my bird, was irregular, uneven and frantic.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	546	I ran to the door leading from my quarters.	10
5	235	I remembered the sight of the silver tarsk from Argentum, in the hand of Miles of Argentum, and the way it had looked, on the soft carpeting of the dais, on one of the broad steps leading up to the throne.	10
6	437	In a deserted corridor, before we would turn into the corridor leading to my door, and come into the view of any guards there, I stopped.	10
8	10	"Leading position," said Drusus Rencius.	10
8	22	In his steel, heeling him, occasionally being put into leading position by him, I felt much in his power.	10
8	38	He beckoned and I joined him in the narrow tunnel leading to the door.	10
8	139	* * * * "Leading position," said Drusus Rencius.	10
8	307	And, here and there, I could see passages, narrow, crooked and dark, leading to even lower levels.	10
8	568	"Leading position," said Drusus Rencius.	10
9	2	I could see portions of the courtyard below, sections of the inner walls and the first of the two gates leading to the outside.	10
13	1	The Golden Cage; Miles of Argentum Speaks with Me The great beam cracked, and then splintered, and the doors burst in at the far end of the aisle, leading towards the throne.	10
15	62	I soon became aware that this must be a lane leading to the chains.	10
30	402	Its portal was sturdy, not unusual in a Gorean house, and was reached by a high, narrow flight of stairs, this leading to a broad landing.	10
35	7	"Yes, Master," I said, and knelt, on the broad stair leading up to the serving dais in the private dining room in the palace at Argentum.	10

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	798	He took her wrists and tied them together, with her own hair, before her body, leaving a length of the hair for a leading tether.	10
1	1152	He accompanied me from his holding to the small landing, with its steps, leading down to the water, outside.	10
8	36	He drew them after him, in leading position, each bent over, by the hair.	10
9	434	Boots then drew her to her feet and held her head, bent down, by the hair, at his waist, in leading position.	10
16	51	The leading character in it, or the female lead, is played by the Brigella character.	10
19	169	It would be, of course, the opened trap through which Belnar had taken his leave, a passage leading down through the tower.	10
21	167	"See?" asked Flaminius, at the exterior threshold, that leading to the balcony garden.	10

Book 21. (15 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	58	It is located at the intersection of various routes, the Genesian, connecting Brundisium and other coastal cities with the south, the Northern Salt Line and the Northern Silk Road, leading respectively west and north from the east and south, the Pilgrims' Road, leading to the Sardar, and the Eastern...	10
13	79	Then there are separated lines, leading to the great gate.	10
14	48	"Yes," said Mincon, making his way toward a guard station at the opening to one of the long corridors leading from the vaulted vestibule.	10
20	28	We could see the great gate, too, and the main road leading to it, the Viktel Aria.	10
21	215	"Those who are granted audiences wear the Gnieus Lelius Generosity Ribbon which encircles them and is tied about the rope, actually a velvet cable, leading to the dais.	10
23	4	He was having difficulty falling, however, unconscious though he might be, for the press of folks about the far end of the velvet rope, leading to the Central Cylinder, fighting for places on it.	10
25	128	In a few moments one of the hostesses had emerged from a side door leading a lovely woman, barefoot, in a wrap-around tunic, on a neck chain.	10
26	785	In a moment I had left the building, pulling the captive behind me, her head held down at my waist, in leading position.	10
26	1754	She then preceded me from the back passage, into the larger passage, running between the buildings, leading to the Avenue of Turia.	10
26	1935	The particular bridge, colorfully paved, graceful, narrow and ascendant, on which she walked, barefoot, blonde, her hair moving in the wind, in her exquisitely brief leather, gave entrance to the tower at something over half its height; it was one of several such bridges about, some giving access at...	10
26	2002	This had brought the sturdy leading ring, on its plate, riveted into the leather, to the front, under her chin.	10
26	2003	I then snapped the slave leash, taken now from my pouch, about the leading ring.	10
26	2034	I had placed her in the common position for front leading, the girl behind you, whether she is on her feet, as it was my intention to lead this girl, if only to save time, or, say, on her belly or all fours.	10
26	2036	In the back leading position the ring, of course, is at the back of the neck, and the buckles are in the front of the neck.	10
26	2039	The leash strap had now been snapped on the leading ring.	10

Book 22. (8 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	332	I leaped up and fled away from him, utilizing the narrow space at the edge of the porchlike upper level, between the safety banister and the shelves, to the second stairs, on the east side of the upper level, leading down to the main floor.	10
9	84	I observed the long, narrow, low-walled wooden conduit, leading up and forward.	10
10	3	I had been summoned into his presence, and had performed obeisance at the end of the long carpet, leading to the dais.	10
10	621	He had indicated the second step leading to the height of the dais.	10
10	802	In a moment, Mirus appeared through the door, that at the end of the carpet, that leading into this chamber.	10
11	150	I opened my eyes, standing there, leaning back against the wall, within the threshold leading out to the floor.	10
13	1190	I then rose to my feet and followed her down the passageway, to the stairs leading to the basement, where most of the kennels were.	10
24	222	The men behind me moved to one side, opening a place between them, leading back toward the top of the ridge.	10

Book 23. (17 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	1072	It was one of those narrow streets leading up between buildings, leading up, away from the wharves.	10
1	95	In a few Ehn the two fellows returned, leading a tharlarion drawing another wagon.	10
1	627	I then turned away, and began to ascend the bridge, leading up to the gate.	10
8	44	There was a ramp leading up to the platform on the inside, on the right.	10
8	58	Narrow ladders, too, ascend it here and there, leading to its catwalks and platforms.	10
10	21	The only closer entrenchments were sapping trenches, partly covered with wood, leading directly toward the walls.	10
17	99	The draw bridge hung down, leading now only to the air.	10
17	261	A young fellow, one of the two of an age to be lads whom I had seen on the wall, appeared on the steps leading to the upper battlements.	10
17	569	The great interior gate, leading into the courtyard, like the outer gate, in the wall, from which it was separated by a covered way, some forty feet in length, had been backed with debris.	10
17	730	"That is the gate to the landing, and thence to the walkway, leading to the piers," said one of the men.	10
18	1	The Landing "Hail, Captain!" called the young fellow with the crossbow, near the gate leading out onto the landing, from which a walkway gave access, across a stretch of harbor water, some two hundred yards in width, to the piers.	10
18	205	He had hardly spoken when the interior gate, leading out to the landing, swung inward, and a stream of Cosians waiting within, a moment later, helmeted, with shields, thrusting with spears, slashing with swords, pressed out against the defenders.	10
19	1	The Walkway It was on the long walkway leading out to the piers that we fought.	10
19	61	It seemed odd, where we were, at the new end of that walkway, at the end of what now seemed a meaningless, eccentric bridge leading out from the landing but stopping abruptly in hewn, charred wood.	10
21	10	Aemilianus sat on the deck, rather before the steps leading up to the helm deck and, above that, to the height of the stern castle, leaning against a backrest of canvas and rope.	10
21	47	Back by the port side of the stairs leading to the helm deck, a few feet from where Aemilianus sat, knelt Shirley, his beautiful blond slave.	10
24	74	I had given each of them a handful of coins that they might buy themselves a girl in Port Cos, coins from those taken from the looter, met in the corridor of the citadel, leading out to the landing.	10

Book 24. (8 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	571	He then lowered his hand and his tharlarion strode forth, leading the way.	10
13	81	The door aft, leading down two or three steps to the interior of the cabin, hung awry.	10
17	70	It came probably from a fellow on the lookout platform, or the ladder leading upward to it.	10
31	588	"Will it be necessary to put you in a leading halter?" I asked.	10
39	85	I considered the doors leading off the main paga room.	10
40	155	I myself drew apart from the group then and went to the door at the side, that leading to one of the private dining areas.	10
46	58	I took her by the hair with my left hand and held her head by my side in a common slave-girl leading position.	10
46	134	One of the gates leading down the steps to the stock pit had been opened and she had apparently fled through it, to cross the pit and ascend the steps on the other side, to flee back further in the camp.	10

Book 25. (5 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	449	"Come quickly!" He then, leading the way, hurried up the street.	10
3	434	This is a common leading position for female slaves being conducted short distances.	10
16	23	"Take me from them! Hide me! Glory to the Delta Brigade!" None in the crowd, it seemed, dared echo this sentiment, but there was no mistaking its mood, one of sympathy for the fellow, and of anger toward the mercenaries, and there was a very definite possibility, one thing leading to another, that i...	10
17	311	There was then applause and cheering, and bows were taken by the troupe, the assistants and the ponderous fellow, and the girl, for her part, performing obeisance to the audience, and then, to the delight of the audience, being conducted off, in her chains, with tiny, short steps, no more permitted ...	10
19	47	We had come upon her as she was about to turn into the path leading toward one of the small villas.	10

Book 26. (19 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	779	The pit master turned to the two pit guards, by the portal leading to the outer hall, that leading thence to the outside, and, with a gesture, summoned them forward.	10
2	158	I could feel the chain there, behind me, leading up to the ring on the wall from my collar.	10
4	369	I could feel its weight, and I could feel, at the back of the collar I wore, the weight of the chain there, leading back to the collar behind me.	10
7	901	Aynur looked after his route of departure, apparently a quite open one, through the inner gate, leading to the house, then doubtless through our quarters, then through the other gates, sealing off our quarters, and thence to the main portions of the house, and, eventually, out the main portal.	10
10	329	We were now on the trail leading up to the citadel.	10
10	781	A common slave-girl leading position is to grasp her by the hair and hold her head at your hip.	10
13	520	I was aware, too, as we passed them, of gates here and there, some barred, beyond which I could see the darkness of a further corridor, and some of plain iron, secured with bolts and padlocks, leading perhaps, too, to further passages.	10
14	950	"I would not, as the sort of slave I am supposed to be, be kneeling thus, would I?" We were kneeling on the broad steps leading to the upper terraces.	10
14	1594	I swiftly then made my way toward my previous destination, a point on the wall of the terrace, which wall was, across an expanse of terrace, to the right of a bridge leading from the terrace, which bridge was, across an expanse of terrace, to the right of the balustrade.	10
19	512	Wholesalers sometimes congregate outside such corridors, leading down into the pens, looking in through the bars, forming conjectures as to the value of the catch.	10
24	263	It is a common leading position for female slaves.	10
24	353	Some defenders of the city, it seemed, doubtless come across the docking area, were now engaged in contest for the bridge leading to the terrace.	10
29	10	Shortly before the last stroke the outer door to the chamber, that leading to the hall outside, opened.	10
29	41	A guard of the court entered, leading a small female figure on a rope.	10
29	592	The portal leading from the chamber opened and the clerk stepped through, taking in, in a glance, the slave, naked on the tiles, and her master standing over her.	10
29	973	I then, at a sign from the pit master, brought the free woman forward and, shortly thereafter, she flanked by the guards, I holding her leash, the pit master leading, we left the court of the commercial praetor.	10
31	271	"You have played a clever game of double Kaissa," said the leader of the black-tunicked men, "leading us to believe, as though falsely, this was he whom we seek, when it was in truth he, but the game has been penetrated".	10
37	578	There were four gates giving access to the walkway, that through which we had entered, and, across the pool, on the other side, three, each leading to a different tunnel.	10
37	614	Some, it seemed, had just entered it, from the tunnel leading to the nest.	10

Book 27. (22 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	1	She Is Presented Before Her Master, Following the Fourth and Final Phase of Her Transformation She wept, trying to hold the guard's wrist, where it was fastened so deeply, so cruelly, in her hair, she bent over, her head at his hip, hurried forth, into the room, in a common Gorean leading position.	10
11	200	Her tunic had then been put in her mouth and she had been returned, bent over, in leading position, a guard's hand in her hair, to her cage.	10
11	557	A broad, flat wagon was there, too large to fit flat through the smaller door, that leading from the room to the corridor and kitchen.	10
11	850	Later, bent over, held in leading position, by groggy, stumbling masters, they would be conducted to their new dispositions.	10
15	3	The room seemed much as before, except that now there was a long, narrow red carpet leading toward the curule chair.	10
16	99	Behind that door there was a hallway, with cramped, dark, narrow, cement stairs leading down for some thirty feet.	10
16	1370	After moving a few feet down the dark hall, they came to an opened, heavy door, and through this Zara, leading, made her way.	10
18	1	Intrigue "Ellen," said Selius Arconious, chewing on a straw, leaning against the jamb of the great portal, leading to the platform outside, "remove your tunic, to the floor, slave paces".	10
18	78	Selius Arconious, as we recall, at the time of his accosting a young slave, had been in the vicinity of the great portal, that leading outward to the long, curving platform, outside, ledgelike, about the cylinder or tower, with its several perches.	10
18	95	"I fear them so!" Saying nothing he had dragged her to her feet, she half bent over, his hand in her hair, twisted there, painfully, cruelly, and she then, bent over, thus controlled, this being a common slave leading position, was hurried stumbling out onto the platform, to its very edge, where she...	10
18	394	Just as Ellen was not permitted, nor would be many slaves, to leave the domicile of the master without permission, so, too, she was not permitted, without express permission, to open the interior door of the apartments of Portus Canio, that leading to the interior stairwell, giving access to various...	10
18	431	Ellen clasped her hands behind the back of her head, and held her head up and back, in this position looking rather at the height of the great portal, leading into the barn area, from the platform outside.	10
19	268	"Oh!" she cried in pain, for he had reached to her hair and yanked her to her feet, and was now leading her, she painfully bent over, her head at his right hip, his hand tightly in her hair.	10
20	359	"It is coming again!" cried the leading tarnsman who had freed the rope from his pommel, swung about, and set an arrow to a small saddle bow, used for clearing the saddle, firing to either side.	10
20	593	He then, angrily, his hand in her hair, drew the slave to her feet, and conducted her, bent over, her head at his right hip, in leading position, onto the shore.	10
20	952	She was then, held bent over, in common leading position, her head at his hip, taken back about the tent and chained for the night.	10
22	211	Too, those who, as Ellen, might be unfamiliar with the location of the circles, for the camp was quite large, had simply to follow their caller, one of several torch-bearing heralds leading the way to the particular circle.	10
24	86	He turned about, looked at her, how small she felt before him, and put his hand in her hair, and then put her head, held by the hair, at his hip, in leading position.	10
24	105	"It is a mistake! I am not a dancer! I am not a dancer! Please, no, Master!" But he drew her rapidly, mercilessly, through the crowds, she in tears, stumbling, painfully bent over, held in common leading position, her head at his hip, his hand cruelly twisted in her hair.	10
25	21	Each was bent over, held in leading position, both in the handling of one keeper.	10
25	43	The lead girl, whom Ellen understood to be 115, was then put in leading position, bent over, a hand in her hair, and, as she whimpered, she was conducted from the area, amongst various cages, shelters, tents and stakes, toward distant sounds of men, shouts and calls, and the rest of the chain follow...	10
26	223	This is sometimes used as a leading tie.	10

Book 28. (13 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	373	It is a common slave leading position, thought Cabot.	10
2	375	When a girl is put into such a leading position, in which she is humiliated, mortified, and helpless, and knows her least recalcitrance may bring her excruciating pain, she is well reminded that she is not a free woman, but a slave.	10
2	376	It was doubtless the first time that the brunette had been put in slave leading position.	10
8	2	The audience chamber, reached by a long passage leading from the vestibule, was quite large.	10
9	44	For common leading the ring is in front, but if the slave is to precede the master, the collar is turned, and the ring is then at the back.	10
20	319	"Here is your lodging," said Peisistratus, pausing on a step, leading up to the small villa set aside for Cabot's use, nestled in the side of a hill.	10
22	63	How could this be? Had she heard aright? She was kneeling, she, who, quite possibly, had regarded herself as the most beautiful woman she had ever seen, she who had known herself excruciatingly desired, who had taken great pleasure in leading males on, and tormenting them, and then rejecting them, w...	10
35	28	Each of these putative pendants later, of course, might be fitted into the leading end of a missile, or arrow, held in place on two sides by the slit wood, and lashed firmly in place, by means of the indentations, and a stout cord.	10
42	49	"She is leading them.	10
42	63	"Here?" "She is leading them to slaughter," said Cabot.	10
45	170	"To be sure," said Cabot, "it is not a slave bell, or bells, but a leading bell, merely one to lure docile beasts to an unanticipated slaughter".	10
63	102	"Its leader is the cattle human from the time of the slaughter bench, he who noted the Lady Bina, he who understood in his simple, doltish, stupid way her role in leading others to the slaughter bench, he who would have her blood!" "No!" cried Flavion, in dismay.	10
80	152	He then raised his hand, lifting it toward the outer gate, well beyond the foot of the long, wide stairs leading upward to the dais.	10

Book 29. (15 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	61	In approaching the shore, I had left an easy trail leading to the beach, but had then doubled back, and waited in the shelter of some trees, a few yards back, and to the side, from which point of relative concealment I could both survey the beach and monitor my original trail.	10
12	5	We were walking within a path, leading from the logging camp deeper into the forest.	10
18	21	Some were now coming down the track which led from the housing area to the training area, burdened with loot, some leading bound, leashed, female slaves.	10
20	41	Too, indisputably, later in the afternoon, he had been noted amongst enemies in the camp, leading a party, firing structures, and such.	10
22	18	To be sure, a woman might be less innocent, and might partake of, say, wine, with a stranger, one on whom she hopes to employ her wiles to her profit, one from whom she might hope to win some favor or advantage; perhaps she regales him with some contrived tale of hardship or woe, designed to elicit ...	10
22	414	Given the rough, narrow road leading from the camp, cut from the forest itself, muddy, unpaved, deeply rutted, the wagon loads of timber and planking transported almost daily upon it, its direction and such, to the southeast, I conjectured that it would lead to a waterway.	10
22	669	She had despised men, though on some level had found them fascinating and troubling, and had enjoyed leading them on and tormenting them with her wit and beauty.	10
25	82	I was passed by some fellows returning to their quarters, some leading leashed slaves, their hands tied behind their backs.	10
25	83	Others passed, too, with slaves in custody, but differently, the slaves bent over, in leading position, their heads at the hips of free men, held there by the hair, these slaves' hands fastened, too, behind their backs.	10
25	170	I then turned about, and addressed myself to the track leading to the training area.	10
27	127	We then thrust them stumbling to the waiting Ashigaru who took the hair of each in a separate hand and, bending them over at the waist, conducted them both in a common leading position to some point of collection.	10
38	88	The downriver journey had been sounded with care, but a river is not a bridge, a street, a reliable road of stone, layered in blocks, like a sunken wall, feet into the earth, like the Viktel Aria, leading to Ar, built for millennia.	10
38	101	Three ramps were involved, one leading from the third lower deck to the second lower deck, one from the second lower deck to the first lower deck, and one from the first lower deck to the top deck, or open deck, once a great hatch had been rolled back.	10
38	576	At various points along the wharf there were steps leading to its surface from the shore.	10
44	41	Indeed, reacting against the acute ambivalences she had felt concerning her own sexuality and men, products of the war between her genetic nature and needs and the provisional idiosyncratic enculturation prescribed by her current milieu, and hysterically attempting to counter the insistent claimanci...	10

Book 30. (24 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	408	Some of the men then, after briefly looking about, exited the compartments, to pound on other doors, and some of them began to ascend the stairs, leading to the next level.	10
3	962	A bell hung at one side of a door, leading through the back, perhaps to the proprietor's private quarters.	10
3	1003	He then went to the cord dangling from the bell which hung near the door leading from the shop, presumably to the private quarters of the Metal Worker.	10
7	59	There were two major keeping areas, for female slaves, off two long corridors, one on the Venna deck, and one lower, on the Kasra deck, these two corridors, as others, apart from them, leading fore and aft, the length of the vessel.	10
9	199	The birds were usually saddled and mounted in a narrow, shuttered area, and then led to one ramp or another, the first two ramps each leading to a higher deck, the last to the open deck itself, whence the bird might take flight.	10
12	111	I had seen in Ar, more than once, how the most seemingly innocent discourse could be suddenly, cleverly, twisted into a provocative quarrel, and an exchange of insults, leading to swords, commonly in a park or in the Plaza of Tarns, at dawn, when few were about.	10
12	265	When I was finished I took her by the hair and pulled her from beneath the table, and held her, bent over, in common slave-leading position, at my left hip, and left the table.	10
12	747	We had scarcely moved toward the port companionway leading under the stem castle when our progress was suddenly arrested by a cry from the height of the foremast.	10
14	41	The thick ropes jerked tight, leading back to the great ship.	10
14	71	The ropes leading back to the great ship, no longer taut, slipped into the water.	10
14	91	"Pull, pull!" said Seremides, and the ropes attached to his galley, leading back to the great ship, lifted, dripping, from the water.	10
17	96	For example, it is not unusual to see masters in the parks, in the plazas, and on the boulevards leading, or being preceded by, a leashed slave, often with her small hands braceleted behind her.	10
21	225	Ashore, atop what appeared to be the left side of narrow defile, leading between hills into a wooded area, there was a narrow, ascending trail of reddish smoke.	10
21	433	Others were put in painful leading position, one in each hand, their heads held at the hip of their keeper of the moment.	10
22	313	The leading, confused ranks of our foes probably did not understand what killed them, but they fell, and succeeding rows, four or five, stumbled over them, fell, rose, climbed over them, and met death.	10
23	29	"There is a cove," said Cabot, "a harbor of sorts, protected from the sea, at the foot of a walled trail, leading upward, to the castle".	10
24	1	We Have Made Landfall; We Shall Approach the Castle of Lord Temmu The stone-set walls were high, on both sides of the steep, winding, cobbled trail, some ten feet in width, better than a pasang in length, leading tortuously upward to the castle of Lord Temmu.	10
26	142	The gate to the wharf area, leading to the walled-in trail, was open, and the coffle, weary and footsore, neck-roped, their burdens delivered, were being herded within, by their young herdsmen.	10
27	5	"Let us see the trophies, and women!" cried a fellow, hurrying toward one of the plateau gates, surmounting a trail south of the castle grounds, that eventually abutting on the road leading to the largest of the three local villages.	10
28	5	"These," I said, and, holding them bent over, in leading position, one on my left, one on my right, I produced two slaves, lengthily tunicked, as the Pani seemingly preferred.	10
33	222	Then she, unsteady, and rubbing her wrists, was taken by the hair, by the proprietor's man, was bent over, at the waist, and, in standard leading position, was conducted to the back of the tavern, and drawn through a thick curtain of layered, dangling, colored beads.	10
34	230	Do they not put her in bondage more than her brand, her collar, and chains? I opened the door, and watched her go down the balcony, and descend the stairs, leading to the street.	10
35	2	The sea end of the pier had now been cleared by guardsmen, that the ship might be attended to, but the land end of the pier, and the adjacent waterfront, even to the warehouses, and the streets leading up to the city, were still swarming with people, men, and women, and boys.	10
37	768	My domicile was reached by an external stairway, leading to a long balcony, off of which were several common-wall dwellings in a single long, elevated building, on pilings, facing the harbor.	10

Book 31. (12 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	180	I was being conducted somewhere, where I did not know, in the helpless, shameful, leading position commonly used with a female slave.	10
8	429	There were steps on the outside leading up to this circular, cement platform, the steps which I had doubtless recently ascended, assisted by the guard.	10
8	1701	"Leading position".	10
8	1748	He pushed open the swinging partition leading to the interior, and threw me to the floor before a chair.	10
9	386	He seemed to be measuring the distance between himself and the rear entrance, leading to the cage area.	10
10	1166	Then they cried out with pain, as though they might be being dragged at a man's hip, in leading position.	10
18	949	Certainly I, on my former world, before I was collared, had very much enjoyed that sort of thing, a form of amusing play, exciting boys and men and leading them on, and then, when well reassured of my attractiveness, pretending to dismay or annoyance, putting them from me, dismissing them.	10
19	79	"Enough," said Master Desmond, pleasantly, and pulled me back, and forced my head down, it held by the hair, again, to his right hip, and then, the slave in leading position, her hands fastened behind her, tied with a short cord, took his way from the fire.	10
27	342	"How annoying and contemptible I found you," she said, "laughing and smiling, so pretentiously suave, so fraudulently refined, so feignedly clever, so aristocratically chatting and gossiping, so pointlessly sparkling, so calling attention to yourself, so posing and posturing, so carrying on, and, to...	10
45	1	Shortly before the Ninth Ahn, I was in the large hall, leading to the great portal.	10
48	217	The large double door to the chamber, leading out to the hall, was unbarred, and swung open.	10
52	349	He then took me by the hair, forced my head down to his hip and then, I in leading position, he drew me beside him deeper into the courtyard, and then, in a concealed place, on the thick, soft, flowing grass, so rich and deep, so living, threw me to his feet.	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	4	Are there not a hundred roads leading to Ar, at the end of which Ar is not found? In the distance there is the stirring of fog, into which the road leads.	10
7	169	He then straightened up, angrily, and, she crying out in pain, jerked her to her feet, and held her beside him, bent over at the waist, her head tight against his hip, her head down, facing the floor, she then in leading position.	10
7	325	The rest, unencumbered, had been at liberty to move about the room as they wished, saving that they might not, without permission, as noted, ascend the stairs leading to the barred gate.	10
11	102	Who is accountable for the tragic routes leading to misery and want, to unhappiness and deprivation? Whence the monstrous distortions which would turn an animal against itself, and teach it to suspect, repudiate, and lacerate its own being? Who spoke to their own advantage, and proclaimed as truths ...	10
14	219	I had not fought in the attack on the camp, as I, with several others, in a work party, had been better than four pasangs from the camp, improving the east road, that allegedly leading to "Shipcamp," presumably named for the barges being constructed there to descend the Alexandra to the coast.	10
15	156	Later that evening, we were camped along a road leading east from the training area, toward a place called Shipcamp.	10
15	421	Much of the building dock within which it had been constructed had been dismantled, but one could note, here and there, several remaining ribs of what had been the supporting framework and some timbers of the slide leading to the river.	10
50	355	To one side, there was a steep wooden stairway, with broad steps, leading up from the beach to the level, where I could see something of the higher parts of the walls, and the roofs, of several small buildings, and the carved points of the palings of the stockade.	10
50	418	But what then could be the real reason for the isolation of these slaves? The two guards who had been stationed at the head of the stairway, leading upward from the shore, withdrew, presumably returning to their post.	10
52	75	The two fellows with torches had turned about, and were moving toward the broad stairway leading down to the river, that which I had ascended yesterday.	10
52	121	We stopped several paces from the gate, and I sank to my knees, gasping for air, on the grass between the stockade gate and the head of the stairway leading down to the river, and he was crouching beside me, his head down, coughing.	10
52	195	"And we you," said one of the men, and then they began to descend the long stairway leading down to the beach.	10
54	179	Is it only that they have failed to sully soil and water, refused to create poisoned atmospheres, refused to reduce and shame themselves, had no interest in ascending prescribed treadmills, placed in the midst of nothing, leading nowhere? Can the steps of a false journey not be retraced? It is possi...	10

Book 33. (20 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	505	The kitchen master merely looked to the exit from the room, at the back, that leading to the hall, leading to the kitchen, and the three slaves hurried from the room.	10
30	342	The common leading leash is much shorter, but, it, too, is longer than is necessary for mere leading.	10
1	158	Trails leading to the valley below were narrow and easily defended.	10
9	10	Then, on the third day, word was brought to him that the great gate at the height of the wharf trail, leading upward from the sea to the holding, stood open.	10
10	8	Each wagon was drawn by ten to twelve peasants, rope lines leading to the broad leather belts across their bodies.	10
20	625	The shogun had indicated the corridor leading back into the palace.	10
20	634	Once more bows were exchanged, and Tajima and Pertinax left the room, traversing the corridor leading back into the palace.	10
24	60	"We are saving him, and others, for this evening, after dark, to line the avenue leading to the courtyard gate".	10
25	122	The other ten, who had advanced in two lines of five each, from the courtyard gate, were near the bottom of the high, winding stairwell leading to the height of the platform.	10
26	1	What Occurred Outside the Stadium "Do not gainsay me," I said, angrily, to the guard on the road, that leading to the palace.	10
30	50	It lay in the territory of one of Lord Yamada's daimyos, on a road leading to the northern road.	10
31	1	The Inn Has Visitors Haruki had scarcely confessed his apprehension when, suddenly, with boisterous shouts and a rushing of bodies, several men crowded into the inn, hurrying through both the main entrance and, I gathered, the rear entrance, as they emerged into the eating hall through the door lea...	10
32	3	Some of the intruders plunged through the door leading to the kitchen, to seek the rear entrance of the inn.	10
51	13	"There must be a secret panel, leading to an adjoining chamber, one cavernous in nature, one where the walls might draw back, that it might fly".	10
60	3	Tajima, his weapon recovered, Pertinax, wadding his shirt against his wound, and I, had accompanied Nodachi and the shogun to the garden, having taken our way through the open chamber leading to the garden, that chamber in which, some time ago, we had been entertained at the shogun's supper.	10
60	33	I recalled his remark about steps leading to the dais, many of which were covered with blood.	10
61	128	Ichiro then brought the four tarns, three on leading straps, to the grounds of the palace of Yamada.	10
61	610	* * * "This way," had said Lord Okimoto, leading me through one of the long corridors in the castle of Temmu, the central keep of the mountaintop holding.	10
61	629	It was naturally lit, with a large panel open to the outside, leading to a terrace.	10
61	904	"Tal," said Pertinax, leading his string of three fair beasts, back-braceleted, strung on a tandem-collared leash.	10

Book 34. (28 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	118	About its periphery, as I was facing, were several doors, doubtless leading to other halls, or rooms.	10
10	341	"There are stairs," he said, "leading down to the basement.	10
21	20	I could see the stairs leading upstairs.	10
24	34	I then heard the click of the leash lock, it secured about the leading ring on my hood.	10
28	183	I tried to keep up with him, half running, he now leading, the stick in his left hand, held behind him.	10
30	29	Then, I in leading position, he had entered the tavern, I stumbling helplessly beside him, so conducted, my hands on his wrist.	10
32	11	The walkway from which the piers extended was heavily planked and broad, several yards in width, the piers and water on the one side and the maze of warehouses, and shops, separated by alleys, on the other, leading up to the higher districts.	10
32	141	"The crate to be surrendered without a claiming ticket?" said he with the lantern, leading the way.	10
32	145	I could sense darknesses about us, and above us, and sensed, on the sides, and at the back, two tiered, interior balconies, presumably leading to rooms beyond.	10
33	734	We had turned right, in the alley, and were making our way between buildings onto a street, that which we had originally descended, leading toward the wharves, where we turned left.	10
39	76	He then swept me up, into his arms, and, shortly thereafter, climbing the narrow stairs leading up, from the kitchen, we had reached the roof.	10
40	96	She cast me an angry, suspicious glance, turned about, and went to the portal leading, I assumed, to their private quarters.	10
40	211	"What is going on?" inquired Lady Delia, thrusting her head through the portal leading, I supposed, to their living quarters.	10
41	205	I looked to the stairwell leading up to the second floor of the building in which Epicrates had his shop.	10
45	51	Unwittingly, foolishly, I had betrayed my master's whereabouts, leading a foe to his very doorstep.	10
47	14	Occasionally he would grasp the ax, arms trembling, and lift it a hort from the floor, eyeing the door leading downstairs to the street.	10
52	64	Lady Bina, in any event, as there was no sign of public concern or agitation at her removal from the House of a Hundred Corridors, as exhortations, alarms, proclamations, offers of rewards for her return or information leading to her return, and such, were not being broadcast throughout the city and...	10
59	15	Each pen had a shoot, each shoot leading toward one of the doors.	10
59	43	The door to the left had been thrown open and bright sunlight enflamed the doorway, and I heard the sound of men outside, and there was a sound of cheering, and an eager howling of Kurii, and two gates were flung up, one at the near end of the verr pen, to my left, separating it from its chute, and ...	10
59	63	I was desperate to look, as I could, through the opened portal, that of the first door, leading outside, that through which the verr had been driven.	10
59	131	The pen was opened in the back, and some of the glowing objects apparently entered the pen, and, at the same time, before us, the gate leading from the pen to the chute was flung upward.	10
59	137	Then, suddenly, the door at the end of the chute, leading outside, was thrown open.	10
61	942	He now held her, by the hair, bent over, her head at his left hip, in leading position.	10
62	72	The vaccination mark, on the other hand, is often taken as a subtle brand, this leading some Goreans to suppose that the woman was already a legal slave somewhere, and has only been stolen from, or purchased from, her former master.	10
62	87	Indeed, many of the "Laws of the Priest-Kings" seem intended to discourage humans from inquiring into certain forms of knowledge, for example, those leading to technologies by means of which, eventually, after a cascade of steps, a planet might be rendered unlivable, even shattered and destroyed.	10
65	15	We were in leading position, one on each side of the master.	10
65	20	Too, as in leading, long hair makes it easier to control the slave.	10
68	184	Kurik laughed and put me in leading position, his hand in my hair, my head held closely at his hip.	10

Book 35. (24 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	198	I was thrust forward, up the ramp, and, stumbling, saw the stairs leading up to the block.	10
3	5	There were six steps leading to the surface of the block, as there are six letters in the Gorean expression 'Kajira', the most common word in Gorean for a female slave.	10
3	529	"Leading position," he said.	10
4	12	Shortly after the sounding of the gong, Adraste, bent over, in leading position, at the side of the slaver's man, her hair in his grasp, appeared.	10
4	16	"He put me, me, in leading position, as though I might be a slave!" "I do not understand," I said.	10
4	64	"If you are a slave," I said, "why should you object to being put in leading position?" "I am not a common slave," she said.	10
4	66	"That tarsk who dared to insult me by putting me in leading position should have been boiled in oil," she said.	10
4	192	She is in leading position".	10
5	157	In a few minutes we had ascended the passageway and, turning to our right, had crawled down a long corridor, leading to a minor exit from the house of Anesidemus.	10
8	228	I did not know how many streets we might have passed, streets leading up, away from the wharves.	10
11	136	Sometimes stairs led up to a second floor where coins might be weighed and changed, or loans made; there is no designated "Street of Coins" in Port Kar; one could ascend stairs, too, to visit one or more physicians, or, if one wished, to solicit the services of a scribe, perhaps to have a letter rea...	10
11	141	Perhaps such might be purchased near one of the smaller sea gates leading to the marshes.	10
17	117	On Palace Street, returning to the Golden Chain, we were crossing the square that fronts the broad steps leading up to the Palace of the Council of Captains.	10
21	21	"There are stairs," he said, leading me.	10
25	107	Indeed, you might even be contacted by her captors, which incident might provide us with an invaluable clue, eventually leading to her rescue.	10
30	56	In this way he had convenient access to steps leading down to the sand.	10
35	55	I supposed the steps leading up from the landing had brought me to the ground floor of the holding itself.	10
37	71	Occasionally there is a sea gate leading through walls to a landing.	10
37	166	I was then in Gorean leading position.	10
37	229	Florian had now returned me to leading position.	10
40	312	How free, truly, had I been, without a master before whom I could at last be myself? Was I, or others, really so free then? Had I not been subject to a thousand restrictions, pressures, and forces, not been governed by a thousand bondages of compliance and convention? Had I not been informed how I w...	10
41	54	"Leading position," he said.	10
42	229	Vas of Anango lowered me to the walkway and I found myself in leading position, my head at his hip, his hand twisted in my hair.	10
46	254	He held a paga goblet in his right hand, and his left hand was knotted in Euphrosyne's hair, her body bent down, her head held at his left hip, in leading position.	10

Book 36. (10 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	49	Thurnock called these instructions back to our keleustes, whose post was close to the foot of the steps leading down from the stern deck, his drum on its stand between the two helmsmen.	10
6	363	"Leading Position".	10
9	36	"Many villages," said Clitus, "are situated on or near the coast, or on rivers leading to the coast".	10
29	226	"Hold," I called to Clitus, as he was leading the slaves from the room.	10
30	24	"Luring them into treacherous terrain," said Thurnock, "as in the debacle of Ar in the Vosk's Delta?" "Or leading them into the Tahari, where water is precious and scarce, or into canyoned areas where passes are narrow, easily blocked, and can be fired on from cover," said Clitus.	10
45	24	"Why are their brave commanders not leading them?" asked Thurnock.	10
45	60	Already we were keeping a guard at our end of the tunnel leading to the enemy camp, a guard with a bell which might be sounded at the first hint of an approach through the tunnel.	10
47	6	When contingents of mercenaries would leave their ditched fortress to attack the peasants, they found they could not close with them, for the peasants would withdraw before them, leading them farther from their fellows and isolating them from support, where, soon, ambushed and wearied, surrounded an...	10
48	7	The tunnel leading from the enemy camp beneath the town walls, opening in what had been the dwelling of Tarchon, and the two ditches about Mytilene, the inner and outer ditch, would be gradually filled.	10
59	149	Thurnock, Clitus, and I, then, the slave beside me, conducted, bent over in leading position, made our way toward the door from behind which had come the sound of the gong and the voice of Glaukos, proprietor of the tavern, The Living Island.	10