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Book 1. (13 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	79	I learned later that on this alien world a strong man may feel and express emotions, and that the hypocrisy of constraint is not honored on this planet as it is on mine.	10
2	111	I learned later it was called Ka-la-na.	10
2	158	There was a sect among the people that worshipped the sun, I later learned, but it was insignificant both in numbers and power when compared with the worship of the Priest-Kings, who, whatever they were, were accorded the honors of divinity.	10
3	37	He had learned our tongue from my father.	10
3	53	And I learned these things, or as much as I could in the time I was given.	10
3	59	To my delight, I learned that Torm, whose memory was phenomenal, had forgotten them years ago.	10
3	92	I had learned enough of Gor by now to know that one could not always count on the Caste Codes being observed.	10
3	192	I also learned the use of the shield, primarily to meet the cast spear obliquely so that it would deflect harmlessly.	10
8	170	For the first time since she had learned of the fall of Marlenus, the daughter of the Ubar seemed stunned.	10
10	112	In those days I learned to master the high tharlarion, one of which had been assigned to me by the caravan's tharlarion master.	10
11	94	"Then I will show you a love dance," she said happily, "a dance I learned in the Walled Gardens of Ar".	10
14	130	"I myself, as one of the Afflicted, learned it from Mintar, of the Merchant Caste.	10
18	64	I had managed to bring down the tarn wire of Ar; I had learned that Marlenus still lived and held a portion of the Central Cylinder, and I had found out when and where the execution of Talena was supposed to take place.	10

Book 2. (12 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	86	Where my father had met me after more than twenty years of separation, where my warrior comrades and I had drunk and laughed together, where I had met and learned from my little friend, Torm, the Scribe, there was home.	10
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
17	16	I had learned that only a month before, in a mine not five hundred yards from this one, there had been a disturbance created by a single prisoner.	10
18	66	And as time passed I learned from the food slaves that this revolution, as unannounced and silent as the foot of a larl, had begun to spread from mine to mine.	10
22	121	"In his arms I learned what Tharna could not teach.	10
22	122	In his arms I learned to share the flaming splendor of his passion.	10
22	123	In his arms I learned mountains and flowers and the cry of wild tarns and the touch of a larl's claw.	10
23	229	It had become a headquarters of the revolution, perhaps because men of Tharna recalled that it was there they had learned to sing.	10
24	115	She has learned how cruel and miserable are the ways of Tharna.	10
26	12	Many have entered the mountains and so many must have learned the secret of the Priest-Kings, though none has returned to tell it.	10
26	74	When I had questioned her, Lara had said to me that only when true love is learned is the Free Companionship possible, and that some women can learn love only in chains.	10
26	124	I have learned that it is splendid and fearful and priceless.	10

Book 3. (16 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	4	The temperature of the water which sprang from the wall tap, I learned, was regulated by the direction in which the shadow of a hand fell across a light-sensitive cell above the tap; the amount of water was correlated with the speed with which the hand passed before the sensor.	10
10	36	The translator tapes, incidentally, are approximately the same size, but this is no help, since the tapes represent pairings of approximate equivalents, and there are several English morphemes not translatable into the language of Priest-Kings, and, as I learned, morphemes in their language for whic...	10
13	23	First, I did not know then how Priest-Kings learned.	10
15	139	"No," said Misk, "for his external sensors are now being bypassed, but he will understand that he has learned things in this fashion, for a mnemonic disk has been inscribed to that effect".	10
15	142	"But will he continue to learn later?" "Of course," said Misk, "but he will build on a rather complete knowledge of what his ancestors have learned in the past.	10
26	245	"I am a woman," she said, "and you are a man, and stronger than I and I am yours and this you knew and now I have learned it too".	10
27	92	If Sarm had killed them, how was it that the Mother had not learned of this and had him destroyed? Or was it her wish that there should be no others? But if so why was she, if it were true, in league with Misk to perpetuate the race of Priest-Kings? I looked again through the grille on the shaft.	10
27	168	Sarm seemed to tremble and he struck with his other foreleg but this one too Misk seized with his other foreleg and once again they stood rocking on their posterior appendages, for Misk, having learned their strengths in the first grappling, and lacking the swiftness of Sarm, had decided to close wi...	10
28	14	As I waited, the tunnel and, as I later learned, the entire complex, were suddenly plunged into darkness.	10
28	169	And a simple heat torch, as I had earlier learned, could scarcely mark the obdurate material.	10
30	56	How much of what Sarm told me in those days was true I could not be sure but I was confident of a few things, and others I learned inadvertently from the reports of Priest-Kings and the few Implanted Muls who served him.	10
30	165	I learned from conversation in the headquarters room that not many of the humans who fought with Misk's forces had responded to the blandishments of Sarm, though some, like Vika of Treve, had deserted to cast their fortune with what appeared to be the winning side.	10
32	212	I had found the elevator which had originally been used by Parp, whom I had learned was a physician of Treve, and who had been my host in my first hour in the domain of Priest-Kings.	10
35	38	The body of Sarm, I learned, had been burned in the Chamber of the Mother, according to the custom of Priest-Kings, for he had been First Born and beloved of the Mother.	10
35	67	"I regret only," said Misk, "that I never learned the location of the last egg, but that secret died with the Mother.	10
35	127	If I should attempt to help Misk, what would this mean, ultimately? Would it not be to surrender my race to the mercies of the people of Sarm and the Priest-Kings who had served him, or would it be ultimately to protect my race until it had learned to live with itself, until it had reached the matur...	10

Book 4. (35 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	6	It was only in the Sardar Mountains that I had learned the nature of their mission, and what it was that they had carried.	10
2	29	If it turned out badly, what I did, I would have no defense other than that I did what I did for my friend—for him—and for his brave kind, once hated enemies, whom I had learned to know and respect.	10
2	71	The Wagon Peoples war among themselves, but once in every two hands of years, there is a time of gathering of the peoples, and this, I had learned, was that time.	10
5	100	It was thus I first learned the name of the man whom I understood to be Ubar of this fierce people.	10
6	175	Elizabeth Cardwell had learned her first Gorean.	10
7	86	It seemed to me, from what I had learned, that there was no particular reason why Elizabeth Cardwell, and not one of Earth's countless others, had been selected to wear the message collar.	10
7	227	There was nothing more to be learned from her.	10
8	1	The Wintering If I had hoped for an easy answer to the riddles which concerned me, or a swift end to my search for the egg of Priest-Kings, I was disappointed, for I learned nothing of either for months.	10
8	6	I did manage, however, from the back of the kaiila, which I learned to ride, to catch a glimpse of distant, high-walled, nine-gated Turia.	10
8	31	I had learned, to my surprise, that trade did occasionally take place with Turia.	10
8	32	Indeed, when I had learned this, it had fired my hopes that I might be able to approach the city in the near future, hopes which, as it turned out, were disappointed, though perhaps well so.	10
8	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	214	I learned as well the rope and bow.	10
9	202	I had learned now, if Saphrar was correct, that the golden sphere, undoubtedly the last egg of Priest-Kings, was in the wagon of Kutaituchik, said to be Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
9	370	I remembered that two years before, as I had learned, he had brought Aphris of Turia a five-string diamond necklace, which she had scorned, and had, according to her report at least, given to a slave.	10
10	3	These men, as in every year, I learned, had been guaranteed safe passage across the southern plains for this event.	10
10	127	I had now learned, if the information of Saphrar was correct, that the golden sphere, doubtless the egg of Priest-Kings, lay in the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
10	271	It was only then that it had occurred to me that both girls might have been acquired in the games; as a matter of fact, however, I later learned that only Tenchika had been so acquired; Dina had first felt the thongs of a master beside the burning wagons of a caravan in which she had purchased passa...	10
11	278	"No," cried Aphris, "I never learned!" "Kaiila feed!" cried Kamchak.	10
11	280	"You should have learned anyway," cried the disappointed Kamchak.	10
12	15	In Turia I had learned nothing, unfortunately, of the answers to the mystery of the message collar—or to the appearance of Miss Elizabeth Cardwell on the southern plains of Gor.	10
12	16	I had, however, inadvertently, learned the location of the golden sphere, and that Saphrar, a man of power in Turia, was also interested in obtaining it.	10
13	128	Kamchak, as I had learned before, held a position of some importance with the Tuchuks.	10
13	203	The "w" sound, incidentally, is a complex one, and, like many such sounds, is best learned only during the brief years of childhood when a child's linguistic flexibility is at its maximum—those years in which it might be trained to speak any of the languages of man with native fluency—...	10
16	4	Then I inquired, "How is it that you, a Tuchuk, can swim?" I knew few Tuchuks could, though some had learned in the Cartius.	10
16	5	"I learned in Turia," said Harold, "in the public baths where I was once a slave".	10
16	15	"How is it," I asked, "that you managed to escape?" "At night, when cleaning the pools, we would be unchained, in order to protect the chain from dampness and rust—we were then only roped together by the neck—I had not been put on the rope until the age of fourteen, at which time I sup...	10
16	306	They could have learned of the destruction of much of the surveillance equipment of the Sardar, of the substantial reduction in the technological capabilities of Priest-Kings, at least for a short time—and, most importantly, that the War had been fought, in a way, over the succession of dynas...	10
16	310	And they might have learned, as well, that I had been in the War of Priest-Kings a lieutenant to Misk, the Fifth Born, Chief of the Rebels, and that I had now made my way to the southern plains, to the land of the Wagon Peoples.	10
21	57	I soon learned, to my irritation, that one could not approach the high compound wall more closely than ten spear lengths.	10
21	124	"I learned something of jewels," she said, "in the wagons of Albrecht and Kamchak—and there is scarcely a silver tarn disk's worth here".	10
23	11	I had learned to my surprise that the Ubars of the Kassars, Kataii and Paravaci were, respectively, Conrad, Hakimba and Tolnus, the very three I had first encountered with Kamchak on the plains of Turia when first I came to the Wagon Peoples.	10
24	45	Long ago I had learned not to press the Tuchuk when he did not wish to speak.	10
25	897	"Apparently," I said, "you have not learned the lesson of the collar".	10
25	900	"This slave girl," she said, "has well learned the lesson of her collar".	10

Book 5. (22 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	235	Interestingly, Elizabeth learned to read Gorean in the Nest, and in less than an hour.	10
5	503	My return to the city was affecting, for here it was that my sword had been pledged to a Gorean Home Stone; here it was that I had trained in arms and learned Gorean; it was here that I had met my father, after long years of separation; it was here that I had made dear friends, the Older Tarl, Maste...	10
7	171	Elizabeth, I had learned, who had been shipped from the House of Clark, had been transported in a covered basket, lashed shut.	10
8	73	"I myself," she said, pointedly, "learned very little".	10
8	77	"But," said I, "I learned enough for both of us".	10
8	78	I then, in great detail, told Elizabeth all that I had seen and learned the night before.	10
11	306	You are learned.	10
13	80	Apparently, from what I later learned, she began to swim slowly on her back until it became clear to her that I was gaining with some swiftness.	10
15	79	I learned such things as the pacing of the bird, the model trajectories for negotiating the rings, techniques of avoiding birds and blocking others, sometimes forcing them to hit or miss the rings; racing could be, and often was, as dangerous and cruel as the games in the Stadium of Blades, where me...	10
15	186	Phyllis, I learned from Elizabeth, was particularly wrathful, when permitted to be so, with Flaminius.	10
15	200	She had learned on Gor that women are marvelous, but that they are not men, nor should they be; that they are themselves; that they are independent, magnificent creatures; that it takes two sexes for the human race to be whole; and that each is splendid.	10
15	237	I learned independently, from Ho-Tu, that this particular form of speech defect was, however, no longer in style; perhaps if it had been Sura would have been more adamant.	10
15	314	"The slave Phyllis," I said, rather loudly again, "has learned much from Mistress Sura".	10
17	260	I regretted only that I had not yet learned who it was that had slain the Warrior from Thentis.	10
18	141	"Yes," I said, dourly, "this evening Mistress Sura learned much".	10
18	241	"No," said he, "I have learned to despise men.	10
20	199	"Would you dare to contend with a mere slave girl," I asked, "one who has learned the game but a day or two ago, who has played but an Ahn or so?" "Whom do you mean?" inquired Cernus.	10
20	259	"I am honored," said the blind Player, whose name I had just learned.	10
21	220	There are others more learned than I, others doubtless shrewder and more subtle, others before whom, for their many talents, I stand in awe.	10
22	398	I suspect, however, that the truest reason is that tarnsmen, never having learned respect for the small bow, tend to despise such a weapon, regarding it as unworthy a Warrior's hand, as being too puny and ineffective to win the approval of a true Gorean fighting man.	10
24	114	The palace guard, I had learned from Hup, would be, on a staggered basis, rotated, in order that the honor of serving the Ubar would be more broadly distributed, and, further, presumably, that no given faction of men could come, in time, to dominate the guards; the pay of the guards, incidentally, w...	10
24	142	"What will be done with Philemon in the Nest, when they have learned what they wish from him?" "I do not know," said Hup.	10

Book 6. (17 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	60	The rence growers, I had learned, communicate by means of such signals, disguised as the cries of marsh gants.	10
4	229	Then on an island of rence in the delta of the Vosk I had learned myself, that I was, in the core of myself, ignoble and craven, worthless and fearing, only coward.	10
4	255	"Ah," chided she, "it seems a slave has not yet learned his lesson".	10
8	340	I had learned that I was, in my heart, of Port Kar.	10
8	534	I had in misery learned this in myself.	10
8	758	"I learned long ago," said Telima, loftily, "never to believe anything a man says".	10
9	62	I had learned that beneath the hide of men burned the hearts of sleen and tharlarion, and that their moralities and ideals were so many cloaks to conceal the claw and the tooth.	10
9	532	That I had learned this night.	10
11	230	"What have you learned?" I asked the Scribe, who stood with his tablet and stylus beside the rack.	10
11	255	"There was little more to be learned from that one," said a voice near me.	10
11	475	For another, I have learned from spies that this very week the Ubar of Tyros visits Cos".	10
17	298	His forces were now engaged, I had learned, by the city of Tor, to quell incursions by tarn-riding desert tribesmen.	10
18	112	"But," I said, "you have learned your lessons well.	10
18	215	"You have learned your lessons well," said I, "Slave".	10
18	419	"I was taught the duties of the slave girl in that house," she said, "and I learned them well.	10
18	655	"You have learned the lesson of the great bow well," I said to Ho-Hak.	10
18	937	"When you lost your images of yourselves, and learned your humanity, in your diverse ways, and shame, you abandoned your myths, your songs, and would accept only the meat of animals, as though one so lofty as yourself must be either Priest-King or beast.	10

Book 7. (32 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	Traders, I have learned, ply the slave routes between this world and Earth.	10
5	51	These men, those in black tunics, and those, too, who had been instrumental in my capture, were the first men I had ever learned to fear.	10
5	56	But these men, those in black tunics, and those who had been instrumental in my capture, I had learned to fear.	10
5	57	They were the first men I had learned to fear.	10
7	62	I later learned that its meaning was "Buy me, Master".	10
7	116	I had never learned to sew.	10
7	143	Already I had learned, for the first time in my life, to stand straight, truly straight.	10
7	258	Neither of the girls, however, spoke German, of which I had learned a few words, or French, which I can speak with some fluency.	10
7	347	Accordingly I learned the language directly and immediately, fluidly, not as an architecture of grammatical cases and a series of vocabulary lists, in which foreign terms stood matched with English terms.	10
7	361	In only a few days, under the intensive tutelage of Ute and Inge, I had, to my delight and surprise, learned to speak passable Gorean.	10
7	401	I had even learned to kneel when addressed by the guards and, of course, always, when approached by Targo, my master.	10
8	753	We learned it well.	10
10	219	I had learned much from Ute and Inge.	10
10	466	"But in my case," I pressed, "there were, were there not, additional considerations?" "Have you learned to crawl and beg yet?" he asked.	10
10	469	A free woman does not crawl and beg! She is not so abased, and low!" "You have not yet learned then to grovel, and plead for the least touch of a master?" "No!" I said.	10
10	552	"It seems," said he, "that you have now learned to crawl and beg".	10
11	352	I learned things of which I had not dreamed.	10
11	355	I learned nothing of musical instruments.	10
11	769	I had learned I could not bargain with them.	10
11	770	In the hut I had learned what I was to them, only the most abject of female slaves, a girl fit only to kneel at their feet and beg to be commanded.	10
11	1010	I was a slave, a fitting slave, a natural slave, and I had learned this, but I did not want it! I did not want to be a slave! Yes, I thought, Goreans have indeed a way with women such as I.	10
11	1029	I had learned a great deal in my training.	10
11	1133	Of course I was a slave girl! I had been taught that! I knew it well! But I would be a superb one! Sometimes I thought angrily of girls on Earth, many of them, who, too, were slave girls, but who had not learned this, and who, presumably, would never do so.	10
11	1249	Incidentally, we also learned our own responsiveness to certain signals.	10
11	1268	Certain of the tarnsmen of Ko-ro-ba boasted of having driven him from the lands of the state, but others, as I learned from guards, were only silent.	10
12	370	I recollected with satisfaction my witnessing of the captivity of Verna, the panther girl, but I recollected with much less satisfaction what had occurred in the slave wagon, when Inge had so decisively bested me; when I had learned that she could beat me, if she pleased, and would, should it please...	10
13	495	I had well learned this.	10
15	895	I learned to iron and sew, and to cook and clean.	10
17	280	Tellius, the kitchen master of the house of Bosk, drunken, in a dicing match, in a paga tavern of Port Kar, had learned that there was an interesting girl, newly brought to the house of Samos, one who had been trained in the pens of Ko-ro-ba, one who wore the brand of Treve.	10
17	365	"I have learned that a woman, without my knowledge, has been entered into this house.	10
17	471	I have learned that Rask of Treve did indeed come to Port Kar to find me, and this has given me indescribable joy, though it is mingled now with great bitterness, and sadness, for I shall never again be his.	10
18	19	And I have now learned, from the narrative of the girl, Elinor, that Talena, once my companion, may well be in the northern forests.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	275	Perhaps surprisingly, once conquered, once they have learned their brand, once they have learned their collar and silk, they make the most helpless, the most incredibly delicious slaves.	10
1	111	"She was taken to the northern forests, I have learned," I said, "by the outlaw girl, Verna, to serve as bait for her capture of Marlenus of Ar, who is presumed to be concerned for her rescue".	10
2	459	I had learned enough at the exchange point to confirm my original information, to add to it somewhat, and to be able, in the light of it, to evaluate the responses of my captives on board the ship.	10
2	462	Afterwards, when I had learned what I wished to know, I would sell them in Lydius.	10
3	92	In the hold of the Tesephone, they had learned that they were female.	10
6	351	The camp of Marlenus, the great Ubar of Ar, I had learned, was somewhere within the forest, north or northwest of Laura.	10
7	345	I had learned from Grenna, my prisoner, that an unusually large band of panther girls, under a woman named Hura, was even now advancing toward these areas of the forests.	10
8	95	Perhaps they had learned of the advance of the girls of Hura toward their territory and had gone out to make reconnaissance, or oppose them.	10
9	402	I had learned it.	10
10	96	"I learned from spies," said Marlenus, "that you were come to the forests".	10
16	316	For a slave girl, who has learned her collar, this would be almost unspeakable misery.	10
22	253	"You will learn, all of you," said Verna, "as I learned, what it is to be a woman".	10

Book 9. (22 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	170	It is not that they have not learned but, having learned, they find they cannot tell what they know, for only words can be told, and what is learned in living is more than words, other than words, beyond words.	10
1	87	The sea, the wind and the salt, and, I suppose, the changes in my body, as I had matured, and learned with bitterness the nature of the world, and myself, and men, had changed it.	10
1	88	It was now, I thought, not much different from that of other men, as I had learned, too, that I was not much different, either, from others.	10
1	113	And was it not he who had been victor on the 25th of Se'Kara, in the great engagement of the fleets of Port Kar and Cos and Tyros? He had come to love Telima, and had freed her, but she, when he had learned the location of his former Free Companion, Talena, once daughter of Marlenus of Ar, and resol...	10
1	493	Yet I had learned there was no damage in the brain, nor directly to the spinal column.	10
2	328	Such men, from boyhood, in harsh games, had learned to run, to leap, to swim, to throw the spear, to wield the sword, to wield the ax, to stand against steel, even bloodied, unflinching.	10
6	308	I had learned, much to my instruction, that my conception of the northern halls left much to be desired.	10
6	310	The hall of Ivar Forkbeard, I learned, to my surprise, was of a type much more common.	10
7	2	In the mornings, under the eye of Ottar, keeper of the Forkbeard's farm, I learned the ax.	10
9	65	She had learned what any bondmaid swiftly learns, that one must apply oneself, and be rational, if one will survive on the oar.	10
10	640	I took it, from these indications, she had learned her collar in the south; probably originally it had been a lock collar, snugly fitting, of steel; now, of course, it had been replaced with the riveted collar of black iron, with the projecting ring, so useful for running a chain through, or for pad...	10
14	234	"I have not yet learned to break the Jarl's Ax's Gambit," I rejoined.	10
15	63	Probes, I had learned from Misk, had become increasingly frequent.	10
15	182	Yet it is clearly not unscalable, as I learned, without equipment.	10
15	426	I had learned that the Kur shield could be as devastating a weapon as the war hammer of Hunjer.	10
15	427	I wondered how many who had learned that had lived.	10
18	635	They had learned, and so, too, had the men of Torvaldsland, that men could stand against them.	10
20	36	"When I, in the hall of Samos, before leaving for the northern forests to seek Talena, learned of your flight, I wept".	10
21	158	His accent was not of high caste; it had been formed on the jetties of the island Ubarate of cliffed Tyros, where he had for years, I had learned, led gangs of ruffians; caught, he had been dragged before Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, for sentencing to impalement; rather, Chenbar had liked the looks of hi...	10
22	96	In the north my blood had found itself, learning itself; in the north I had learned strength, and how to stand alone.	10
22	169	When she had learned to be more pleasing, more radiant, her movements would be less restricted; I had little doubt that, by the time we reached Port Kar, she would be precisely what the Forkbeard wanted her to be.	10
22	278	I had learned much in the north.	10

Book 10. (25 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	529	But from Ibn Saran I had learned she had, her brittle defenses overridden and crushed, learned that, instead, on Earth, she had been a slave who, merely, had not yet been placed in bondage.	10
25	479	For example, do they regard themselves as the equals of men, or their superiors? Or, have they been taught, forcibly and clearly, that they are not the dominant organism? Have they been put, helpless, beneath the will of a male? Have they learned their delicious vulnerability, that they are the male...	10
1	194	"You learned little from her?" asked Samos.	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	764	Yet, in spite of their different evolutionary background and physiology, they had learned the meaning of the word 'friend'; too, I knew, they understood, if only in their own way, love.	10
2	65	I had learned these with the Wagon Peoples.	10
2	190	In Kasra I had learned the name, and father, of the boy who had found, in pursuing a kaiila, the rock on which had been inscribed 'Beware the steel tower'.	10
2	192	I had failed to contact them in Kasra, as I had planned, but I had learned that they were in the region of Tor, purchasing kaiila, for a caravan to the kasbah, or fortress, of Suleiman, of the Aretai tribe, master of a thousand lances, Ubar of the Oasis of Nine Wells.	10
2	486	I had learned that Miss Blake-Allen was valuable in the Tahari.	10
4	129	The first Gorean words the Earth girl had been taught, and she had learned them in the pens of Samos of Port Kar, were "La Kajira," which means "I am a slave girl".	10
4	351	"You have learned that now?" he asked.	10
5	145	She had also doubtless learned something of the vulnerability of her condition.	10
5	751	But when, long later, after I had learned the lessons of Torvaldsland, I ridded myself of the poison in the cleansing delirium of the antidote, I had not cried out, in weakness, for her love, begging it, but rather, in strength, laughing, had collared her, putting her to my feet and making her my sl...	10
5	760	Then, in a tavern in Lydius, we had learned her slave.	10
5	790	We had learned in Lydius that her encollaring was fitting for her.	10
7	374	"You seem to have learned much," I said.	10
7	387	We learned all she knew.	10
7	388	We learned much".	10
8	27	The search parties would recuperate during the afternoon and night, I had learned.	10
8	252	And I have learned it.	10
12	626	He was, I had learned, a weak fellow, an informer, one constantly alert to opportunities to ingratiate himself with the mistress who despised him, one of her most obsequious pets, held in contempt by all.	10
25	354	They have learned their womanhood.	10
25	476	I have little doubt that our success in this matter was largely to be attributed to what Tarna, stripped and roped back by the neck, had learned on her own couch.	10
26	652	She is a person! A true person! I have learned my lesson, Tarl.	10
26	656	I have learned my lesson.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	87	I had not learned their manhood; accordingly I had not yet learned my womanhood.	10
2	588	How did I know what these men would take seriously? Might I be beaten or slain for a meaningless blemish? He had seen, as I later learned, women from Earth before.	10
2	718	These things vary, I learned, from city to city, and depend, also, on such matters as context and conditions.	10
2	880	Immediately I knelt in the position I had learned yesterday, which had been clearly and exactly taught to me, back on heels, back straight, hands on thighs, head up, knees widely opened.	10
2	925	Yet I remained immobile, absolutely, fearing to move, as though frozen in that elegant and helpless position, so vulnerable and exposed, which later I learned was the position of the Gorean pleasure slave.	10
4	1200	Soon, I knew, when I learned more of the language, and could clearly, or more clearly, express myself, Eta would train me, as she could, in the giving of pleasures to masters.	10
5	135	The Lady Sabina, I learned from Eta, was pledged by her father, Kleomenes, a pretentious, but powerful, upstart merchant of Fortress of Saphronicus, to Thandar of Ti, of the Warriors, youngest of the five sons of Ebullius Gaius Cassius, of the Warriors, Administrator of Ti, this done in a Companion ...	10
7	1307	"It is only in the arms of true men, such as you, Master," I said, "that I have learned what it is to be a woman".	10
9	145	I had well learned toil, and misery.	10
9	194	I had learned what I was.	10
9	244	Was I a pleasure slave? Yes, yes, I who had been Judy Thornton was a pleasure slave! Moreover I now realized I had always, even on Earth, though latently, and unfulfilled, been a pleasure slave! On Gor I had learned myself.	10
9	1082	I had seen few collars on Gor, but I had learned from Eta that there was great variety among them.	10
9	1391	"You have apparently not yet learned your lesson," he said.	10
9	1433	I had learned my lesson well.	10
9	2109	From the point of simple custody there is usually not much point in braceleting, roping or chaining girls, or such, particularly after they have learned they are slaves, and that there is no escape for them.	10
9	2341	You will all be pleasure slaves for the Master! Surely you have learned something from little Dina!" She again inspected the line.	10
11	18	I had learned to obey on Gor.	10
12	10	I had learned much from Sucha.	10
18	61	But this was not possible, I had learned, at least not in the Chatka and Curla, for reasons I shall shortly indicate.	10
22	372	For all I knew she would look well on a chain, and, after she had been whipped a little, and had learned a few things, she might look very well there.	10
23	67	When I learned of your escape elation and joy flooded me.	10
25	97	For example, we have learned not only the order of frequency of occurrence of letters but, as would be expected, rough percentages of occurrence as well.	10
26	748	I was very pleased to have learned this.	10
27	429	I had learned earlier, in speaking with the girls, that Thandar of Ti, when in Ar, came often to the Belled Collar.	10
29	142	A woman, I had learned, must choose between freedom and love.	10

Book 12. (21 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	254	"We learned from Sarpelius, from what he had learned from Drusus, that there was a headquarters farther north, one which could be reached only in the late spring, summer, or early fall".	10
2	245	"And when you have learned your womanhood, you will be caged.	10
2	430	"Civilized men," said Samos, "the small and pale, the righteous, the learned, the smug, the supercilious, the weak-stomached and contemptuous, stand upon the shoulders of forgotten, bloody giants".	10
3	1199	Perhaps both the dark-haired girl and the blonde, if they had they been somewhat longer on the platform, might have learned something—might have conquered their inhibitions, and have submitted themselves willingly, gladly, trustingly and hopefully, to the rude, exploratory caresses of buyers,...	10
3	1206	Doubtless they had learned much in the last few moments.	10
9	233	They had clearly not yet learned the joy of the slave.	10
10	261	Why did it not yield? Two or three times, at certain points, I learned, the wall had buckled, but, each time, men managed to repair it in time.	10
11	529	She was clumsy but I learned, incontrovertibly, that which I had wished to determine.	10
12	677	"I have learned some things," she said.	10
12	679	"I have learned to obey," she said, "and to call free men 'Master.	10
12	680	'" "What else have you learned?" I asked.	10
12	683	"I have learned to need the touch of a man," she said.	10
15	324	"And then, one day, on a platform in the Sardar, I learned that it was not a simple dream, but that it had been a dream to which there corresponded a fearful reality".	10
15	672	Much can be learned there of her intelligence.	10
23	266	"We learned that it was to this mysterious headquarters that Drusus reported.	10
25	129	This was not only to consider the terrain as it might appear on a return journey, something I had learned from Imnak, but for another reason as well, one held in common by warriors and red hunters.	10
30	86	It is assumed that failed candidates are slain, if not in the training, for secrets they may have learned.	10
34	198	I learned something from it of the tenacity of the Kur.	10
36	66	I had learned this from Imnak.	10
36	67	I had learned, too, that she had once been the beauty of the Copper Cliffs Camp.	10
38	55	Already had she who had been the Lady Rosa learned much.	10

Book 13. (27 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	60	I recalled how arrogant and peremptory she had been, until she had learned that she was no longer among men such as those of Earth.	10
1	120	"I hear from the chain master," said Samos, "that you have learned the tile dance creditably".	10
1	602	"Perhaps they have now learned how to duplicate the rings," I ventured.	10
1	608	"I learned this only a month ago".	10
3	44	She had not yet learned slave heat.	10
4	590	"She does not respond as a slave because she has not yet learned her slavery," said Ulafi.	10
4	591	"She has not yet learned the collar and the whip".	10
4	703	The girl had now learned that her feet might be cut off for running away, that her ears and nose might be cut from her for lying.	10
6	711	She had now learned something of her slavery, and she had felt the whip.	10
11	17	I had learned from Kipofu that she was not owned by Pembe, proprietor of the Golden Kailiauk.	10
13	72	After the first two or three nights she has usually learned, and well, what she is, a paga slave.	10
13	73	If she has not learned it in that time it is likely that her throat will have been cut by some customer, her sales price being then paid to her owner, plus a token tarsk or two, of copper, for good will.	10
13	120	I saw that she had learned from the whip, and from her service at the feet of Msaliti.	10
18	143	"Are you armed?" asked Msaliti, both in the inland speech, some of which I had learned from Ayari, and in Gorean.	10
23	183	"You have learned, then," I said, "from Bila Huruma, who will speak to all men".	10
27	87	We had learned that three boats, with more than one hundred and twenty men, several in blue tunics, had passed this village several days ago.	10
27	228	'So I have learned on this world," she said.	10
27	289	I learned this, finally, from the chief, and two of his men, with whom I spoke".	10
29	80	I hoped that the blond-haired barbarian had learned her lesson.	10
31	79	"I have learned that, incontrovertibly, on this natural world, though I think always, in my heart, I knew it to be true.	10
32	41	Too, he had lost a week, with the illness of several of his men, a dozen or so, as we had learned, at the village at which we had recently traded.	10
34	57	"And when you threw me on my back, head down, over your sea bag, and raped me with such brutal dispatch I well learned that I was no longer a free woman".	10
34	199	Intelligent women learned swiftly the realities of Gor.	10
44	177	It was from the talunas, too, doubtless, that they had learned their Gorean.	10
51	66	"How long did it take you," asked the blonde, "to learn that on this world your proper position before men was on your knees?" "In my heart, seeing the men of this world, I learned it almost instantly," said Janice.	10
51	78	"Nor I," said the blonde, "given what I have now learned, and hitherto had feared even to suspect, of the collar".	10
56	30	Now I see that you have learned something of the wisdom of one worthy to be a Mfalme".	10

Book 14. (17 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	382	Dozens of people, in one way or another, must have learned of my interest".	10
1	485	'Surely you have learned something of Gor this afternoon,' he said.	10
3	53	When I had learned a sufficient amount she was disposed of".	10
3	335	"It was there," she said, "that I learned the nature of the males of Earth, and to despise them".	10
10	146	I had learned that curiosity was not becoming in a Kajirus.	10
12	31	How little we have learned from the informal garb of Greeks and Romans.	10
12	303	"How is it," I asked, "that the Lady Tendite knows English?" "She learned the language in connection with training Earth-girl slaves," she said, "in the House of Andronicus.	10
12	318	"The little Earth beauties learned to fear her whip well," said the Lady Tima.	10
12	367	Too, once they have learned the meaning of their collar, they are extraordinarily delicious slave girls.	10
13	166	She had, I had learned, exquisite taste.	10
13	334	Gorean men, I had learned, are not patient with silk slaves.	10
13	495	They were similar to what I have learned are called Turian collars.	10
20	136	Too, I had, as I had learned on Gor, a good eye for woman flesh.	10
26	358	I had learned from Kenneth certain tricks and techniques for the tying of women.	10
32	241	You caressed me into submission, as though I might have been a mere slave! You caressed me yours!" "Certainly you have learned to juice and squirm, and kick and buck, nicely," I said.	10
32	300	"Do you think to tell me my direction, which is your direction? Do you want me to guide my life by your compass, one aligned with a foreign star, one alien to my own?" I think that on Gor I had learned to think in terms of realities and not words.	10
32	352	"If I learned anything last night," I said, "it is that the collar is right for you, that you belong in it".	10

Book 15. (21 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	178	"I, and the other girls on my chain, swiftly learned that we were natural slaves".	10
1	315	I have learned to live and to feel.	10
1	414	"My entire chain, in training," she said, "learned that we were".	10
11	90	I swiftly learned I was a slave".	10
11	104	"Yes," she said, "where I was given rudimentary slave training and learned a smattering of Gorean.	10
11	301	I have learned much".	10
11	399	"On Gor," whispered the girl next to me, "I have learned that men and women are not identical".	10
13	102	I have learned too much".	10
21	280	With the older slave girl, one who has already learned something of the meaning of her collar, a mere snapping of the fingers or a small, imperious gesture can have a similarly devastating, triggering effect on her sexuality.	10
21	350	Even with girls used to slavery, who have well learned their collars, of course, the chain never loses its meaning.	10
22	191	And, too, I had learned, and I mused on this, that I wanted to own Miss Beverly Henderson, yes, literally own her, as a man on Earth might own a pair of boots, or a pig or a dog, or as a man on Gor might own, say, a tarsk or a pet sleen, or, lower than either, as he might own a slave.	10
24	379	The first words of Gorean I learned were 'I am a slave girl.	10
26	232	I had learned from Peggy that I was not unknown in Victoria.	10
26	234	Too, perhaps they had learned of my dismissal of Grat, the Swift, the thief, from Victoria, and how I had entered the tavern of Hibron to extract Miss Henderson from her danger there, though in this I had been unsuccessful.	10
27	44	I had learned in the stronghold of Policrates, the pirate, that the beautiful Miss Henderson was, in her heart, a slave among slaves.	10
28	101	It was in that visit that I had learned that the little Earth beauty belonged in a collar.	10
30	112	"It was from him, or perhaps from papers on his person, that you learned the signs and countersigns for admittance to the holding".	10
30	242	"I learned that I was a woman, and a slave".	10
30	292	I had learned on Gor, in the secrecy of a chamber in the holding of Policrates, when posing as the courier of Ragnar Voskjard, that she was a true slave.	10
30	373	It was in that night that I first truly learned my womanhood, and my slavery".	10
33	92	"I learned these things in the court of Kliomenes," I said.	10

Book 16. (20 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	208	The fate of the river, I had learned, did not lie in the fate of the chain.	10
4	22	The Voskjard, as we had learned, had lost four.	10
5	87	"She is the ship which, in the Vosk, east of the chain, with the Telia, captained by Sirnak, of the men of Policrates, took the Flower of Siba!" These things I had learned while held captive in the holding of Policrates.	10
8	133	I had learned this in the court of Kliomenes, in the holding of Policrates.	10
9	236	I soon learned that I was a slave.	10
12	81	The identity of the third man on the deck of the stem castle of the lead galley, we learned, in the exchange of identifications, was Alcibron, who had been the commander of the Tuka.	10
14	7	The rendezvous was supposedly to have taken place, we had learned from Callisthenes, at the holding of Policrates.	10
16	146	Accordingly, the only inward compensation for the refraction differential would presumably have to be learned by trial and error.	10
17	664	"Until I had learned well to whom I belong?" she asked.	10
18	158	I had learned later in the holding, when I had been captured, that she was owned in her heart by that brutal, anonymous master who had so abused her, that her love, the helpless love of a tormented, yielding slave, was his.	10
18	161	By morning she had learned this lesson well.	10
18	557	I learned swiftly, as men passed me, that I must be only a common girl.	10
19	16	Already she had learned, as a free woman, that female slaves are to be despised and beaten.	10
19	231	Such presumptions, she had now learned, might entail penalties.	10
19	353	When she has learned something, he may then permit her to serve him.	10
19	762	"Perhaps you have learned a little more of your slavery now," I said.	10
20	65	After that, what would it be to him if they learned, in the arms of a strong master, what it was to be a full slave.	10
20	1651	"On this world," she said, "I have learned of men and women.	10
20	1654	"Are you not confused, and lost, without it?" "On Gor," she said, "I have learned what I am! It has been taught to me, and I am not discontent.	10
20	1655	I have learned it in a collar, and in the bracelets of a slave, and at the end of a flashing strap".	10

Book 17. (24 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1207	"I have learned much on Gor," she said, "and I have learned much this night".	10
1	143	We had learned much.	10
1	270	But I had never learned what had occurred in the Nest after the return of the egg.	10
1	635	We had learned this in the Tahari.	10
1	1298	I had learned this, clearly, in the Tahari.	10
2	115	Port Kar used to seek slaves in the delta itself but, some years ago, the men of the delta learned the great bow, the peasant bow, and since that time such raids have almost ceased.	10
3	179	In her bonds, she had learned she was a woman.	10
8	101	She had learned that she was the sort of woman whom men might touch when and as they pleased.	10
8	427	"You cannot be serious!" She then learned that the intention of the iron with respect to her body was quite real.	10
8	750	Here, she had learned, men had not been tricked out of their natural sovereignty.	10
8	815	On Gor, girls learned swiftly.	10
13	46	She had doubtless learned the phrase by repetition, from Ginger or Evelyn.	10
13	69	Yes, she can learn much, even before she has learned to speak your language.	10
13	1167	I have learned tonight that being a woman is a real thing to be.	10
13	1175	"Strange," she said, "that I should have learned this only stripped, and in the arms of a master, and on a world far from my own".	10
13	1370	"But, do not fear," I said, "such modalities are not learned in vain.	10
14	769	From them I have learned new truths.	10
14	773	I learned early to please and placate men".	10
14	957	"It is a very limited language, but in most situations it is quite adequate, and, because many of the signs seem so appropriate and natural, it can be easily learned.	10
14	1122	I later learned the sign for knife alone would suffice for this tribe.	10
14	1347	The two moons he had in mind, as I later learned, were Canwapegiwi, the moon in which the leaves become brown, and the moon known variously as Wayuksapiwi, the Corn-Harvest Moon, or Canwapekasnawi, the moon when the wind shakes off the leaves.	10
16	336	"That much we learned from Corn Stalks".	10
17	257	This report seemed congruent with what I had learned from Pumpkin and the other Waniyanpi, and with my own conjectures.	10
19	786	The lessons attendant upon their foolish arrogance had been harshly learned; those who have survived such mistakes seldom trouble themselves to repeat them.	10

Book 18. (30 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	175	It was in these days, and in these meetings, so different from the alcoves of Kailiauk, that the girls learned that they were the slaves of the Hobarts and the Hobarts learned to their joy that they, though themselves collared, owned slaves.	10
1	245	Near the perimeter, as a slave, he had learned to speak Gorean.	10
1	292	This was what he had called me, when he had learned that I was willing to fight with his men, no quarter given or taken.	10
2	79	Almost always, of course, she is intelligent and beautiful; and has profound latencies for exploitable, uncontrollable passion; this, incidentally, can be learned in chains; but, too, often, she is informed, sophisticated, highly literate and well-educated.	10
7	128	"Well, now you have learned better".	10
7	290	"What have you learned from your little experiment?" I asked.	10
9	670	"Yes!" It would be important for her to convince him that she had learned something from her travails of the day.	10
10	18	I had little doubt she had learned her lessons.	10
13	217	"Perhaps, if I thought she was now ready to be a woman, and had learned her lessons," said Cuwignaka.	10
17	125	I could, of course, kneel to random individuals, met here and there, and tell them what I had learned, but I feared I might be dismissed as a raving slave.	10
18	37	She had thus learned to serve and placate men early.	10
18	350	It was she from whom I learned this".	10
19	111	From him I learned, too, that the pickets and guards of the Isanna have been brought in".	10
19	122	"I was alarmed when I first learned this," I said, "but, I gather, you agree there is nothing to worry about".	10
32	36	When Grunt and I had come to the field of the massacre we had learned from Pumpkin, the Waniyanpi slave, Waniyanpi being used to clear the field, that the bodies of nine such beasts had been found.	10
32	40	I had learned later from the former Lady Mira of Venna, whom her red masters had decided to make a Waniyanpi slave, that a small group of Kurii had apparently made its way, at least largely unopposed, from the field.	10
33	185	"I learned long ago, at the paws of a master's kaiila, that I was a slave," she said.	10
33	186	"I learned it, too, in receiving the blow of a quirt, of a strong man".	10
33	188	"I learned it, too," she said, "naked, in a yoke which had been fastened on me by red savages, when I was marched to the compound.	10
33	189	Mostly I have learned it here, in the long hours I have had to think, in the fields and in the compound.	10
33	444	She learned then, and soon, that she was truly a slave.	10
35	196	But some men are not good at having visions, and some men cannot remember what they might have learned in dreams.	10
40	743	Perhaps, if she well proved herself, and worked hard and well, and learned to lick and kiss with deferential, humble, and exquisite skill, and pleased muchly in numerous, sundry ways, she might be permitted to remain in the compound at the mercy of, and under the rule of, free persons.	10
43	9	"I learned Kaiila swiftly," said Iwoso.	10
43	29	"As you will recall," said Iwoso, "I learned Kaiila very quickly".	10
44	223	Soon they wish to please the masters in such small ways as they will have learned, for example, cooking for them and sewing for them, and bathing them, and dressing them, and tying their sandals, and such, and the imposed beauties of movement and deferences of expression keep them well in mind that ...	10
51	17	I had later learned from he who was then Pumpkin, then one of the Waniyanpi, that nine bodies of beasts had been found on the field.	10
54	10	Only recently had we learned that he was a war chief of the Fleer.	10
54	23	He, originally conversing in sign, had subsequently learned their language.	10
54	159	Others, too, there were, whose fate I had learned, Max and Kyle Hobart, and the two former Earth girls, Ginger and Evelyn, who had been slaves in Kailiauk.	10

Book 19. (32 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	659	We had learned much; we had learned ourselves.	10
36	671	How unworthy I was to wear a collar of Gor, to have my limbs locked in her weighty, obdurate shackles! Yet, to my joy, I had learned that I was one who might not be found unfitting for the slave markets of this world! Had I not seen this in the eyes of masters? Had I not learned it in my helplessnes...	10
3	777	"She speaks English!" "I have learned some English," he said.	10
3	1027	In the girl's view, in some respects at least, as I had just learned, I was not unsuitable for slavery.	10
3	1049	By now you would have learned to beg to please him".	10
3	1072	Here, as I had just learned, one man might own as many as fifty women.	10
4	2	I had been dreaming in Gorean, the language spoken in Corcyrus, and, I had learned, in much of this world.	10
4	50	This omission seemed puzzling to me, from what I had learned of Gor, particularly in the case of a free woman of so lofty a station as a Tatrix, but I saw no real reason for objecting, particularly in the warm weather of Corcyrus.	10
4	362	The matters to be discussed in certain of these meetings, however, I had learned from Ligurious, were actually too trivial to warrant the attention of the Tatrix.	10
6	223	Inside some of these buildings I had learned there were display courtyards where girls, for example, might be examined in natural light.	10
6	310	It was quite commonly the case, I had learned, that for a concert by Lysander one could not buy admission at the gate, but must present ostraka purchased earlier in one of the market places or squares.	10
6	617	There were, as I had long ago learned, slaves here.	10
7	131	I had learned from Susan, whom I had once questioned on the matter, the objectives and nature of slave wine.	10
7	133	The formula, too, I had learned, at the insistence of masters and slavers, had been improved by the caste of physicians within the last few years.	10
8	314	There were male slaves in this house, too, I had learned.	10
8	369	The female had learned, to her sorrow, that in his presence she would not be permitted the least slackness in her discipline.	10
11	179	I had learned, of course, that in doing this, far from expressing womanhood, I was frustrating and denying it, but that, in my terror, was what I then wished to do.	10
17	170	This time, having learned my lesson, I would not trouble a free woman in the matter.	10
18	130	I am sure that little Lita has learned her lesson.	10
24	43	While others were in the holding area I was taken by Tenrak, which was, as I had later learned, the name of the leader of the two drivers, to the shop of a metal worker.	10
26	506	I had learned this from Tenrak on the floor of a slave wagon.	10
27	181	"But, remember," said the whip master, "you have, really, learned only a little.	10
30	485	They were swift and perfunctory but I think she learned much from them.	10
31	54	Many things on Gor, I had learned, were not regarded as fit subjects for the speculations of slaves.	10
31	85	Those, for example, who quickly learned the languages of their new mates, companions, captors or masters would muchly improve their opportunities of being pleasing, and thus of literally surviving, of being kept, and bred.	10
31	545	Rather was I thrilled with this, as I had now learned, my natural fulfillment.	10
33	301	"I have now learned that I am a female," I said.	10
33	655	We had learned submission, and its fitting raptures, and now wanted it, and needed it, and hungered for it.	10
33	657	Well had we learned that we belonged, submitted, at the feet of masters.	10
36	1297	It was then that I had learned it was a common slave name.	10
36	1486	When he was finished I had not only learned again that I was a slave but that this general sort of position, even with the female facing forward, has no intrinsic connection with female dominance.	10
36	1495	"I have learned my collar," I said.	10

Book 20. (16 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	105	Both have now learned that they are naught but slaves, and that that is all there is to it.	10
6	158	I had learned of it yesterday evening.	10
7	258	Security in Brundisium, I had learned earlier from Boots, was tight.	10
7	420	I had learned their use long ago in the lands of the Wagon Peoples, or, as some might say, on the plains of Turia.	10
9	501	I did not doubt but what several of the impatient, annoyed men who had been in the audience at the recent performance, that with which she had so obtrusively and frequently interfered, would have been highly pleased to have learned of her fate.	10
10	909	When I was through with her the Lady Yanina would have learned to obey.	10
13	81	How furious and indignant, how outraged and shamed, she would have been to have learned that she had been looked upon without her knowledge, looked upon surreptitiously when her face was as bared as that of a slave.	10
13	85	"And it was from the Lady Yanina, of course," said Flaminius, "that we learned of your presence with the troupe".	10
13	303	I had learned these things from the jailer when he had thrust the creature in with me.	10
16	842	He had not had her use more than a day or two before she had learned, incontrovertibly, what she was.	10
16	869	Both have learned passion in the collar, and the total pleasing of men".	10
21	14	I had seen in her eyes, in that brief moment that she had looked at me, that already she had learned that she was slave.	10
21	630	"Now that I have yielded to you, and now that I have learned my slavery, you will not kill me, will you?" "Perhaps not," I said.	10
22	104	He learned it when he was coming back out of the city, with Chino and Lecchio, with Petrucchio as his supposed prisoner".	10
22	163	"I have learned to love them," she said.	10
22	203	I had learned, of course, to my surprise, that it had been neither Priest-Kings nor Kurii, but Lurius of Jad, Ubar of Cos.	10

Book 21. (40 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	184	"Have you learned anything from this, Feiqa?" I asked.	10
3	127	In the hut of the free woman, last night, she had learned, unconditionally, that she was a slave.	10
4	236	I had learned its use in Torvaldsland.	10
5	176	Among those, too, who have learned to fear it, it is also often referred to by that name.	10
13	143	She had learned her lesson.	10
15	109	"You are my master! You have taught it to me! I have learned it in your arms, on your chain, under your lash! You have taken me and made me your female, your slave! Surely you know that I am now yours, as much as a sleen or a tarsk! In my heart I know you as my master, and want you as my master! Wha...	10
15	531	I gathered that the former Lucilina, though a slave, had never really learned what it might be to be a man's slave.	10
15	615	"We learned a great deal, in a sense," he said, "but most of it we already knew, or suspected, from various other sources.	10
15	635	"One would think so," he said, "but two things which disturb and puzzle me we have learned recently, only this morning, from our little informant in the other room.	10
16	957	That I have now learned.	10
16	1414	Such folks are not as harmless as they might seem, as various brigands have learned to their sorrow.	10
16	1629	"Now have you learned your lesson?" asked Boabissia.	10
16	1638	She had now learned her lesson.	10
20	65	They have not yet learned that these vessels are not intended to stand upright.	10
21	280	I saw that in our company she had learned something of her femininity.	10
22	405	But what was before her? She had learned, I think, to some extent, in some sense or other, in a sense that she herself perhaps did not yet fully understand, in a sense that she had not yet herself fully plumbed, not only that she was a female, but, more troublingly, more intriguingly, more luringly,...	10
24	475	"You have now learned what you wished to learn.	10
25	173	"But when it was learned that she had been so foolish as to have permitted herself to be captured," said my hostess, "she was cast off by her family, and sworn from the Home Stone".	10
25	188	"But I have learned things here," she said, "that I never dreamed of as a free woman.	10
25	253	I have learned too much! Why deny me the mark, the collar? Why do you so shame me? Put me in a collar, that what I now know I am may be proclaimed to the world! I want to be sold! I want to find a master! I am ready to serve, and fully!" "Be silent," said the woman who held her chain.	10
25	364	One may then, after she has learned herself a slave, after she has been brought to this self-understanding, do what one wishes with her, say, keeping her or selling her, doubtless now making a profit on her, and putting her into the markets, where, eventually, if she is fortunate, she might eventual...	10
25	432	"Have you learned submission, Demet?" I asked.	10
25	436	"I have learned submission".	10
25	627	"Little Ila first learned discipline today," explained my hostess.	10
25	786	I had learned my captor was not a weakling, and that he was quite capable of punishing me.	10
25	849	She learned, too, she was a woman.	10
25	854	Then, in time, there were none in the cage who had still to learn the meaning of their sex, none who had not now learned that they were slaves, and fully".	10
25	1580	She had not yet, however, I suspected, fully learned her collar.	10
25	2035	"Buy me!" "I think you will one day, now that you have learned how to serve, find a fine, strong Gorean master," I said.	10
25	2052	"Because," she said, "it is what I have now learned I am, a slave".	10
25	2057	"I learned it indubitably while finding myself helpless in your power.	10
25	2285	"Doubtless I would be whipped and used," she said, "and then thrown naked, chained, into a tiny cage or slave box, and kept there until I learned my lesson, and begged to be suitably subservient.	10
26	578	"Are your chains too tight? Would you like to be let loose from the nasty old slave ring? Have you learned now what it is to serve men? Have you squirmed well? Is your pretty little body tired of being chained? Is it sore? Does it ache? It is getting late, my beauty.	10
26	1322	"It depends on many things," I said, "such as the master, the familiarity of the girl with her collar, for example, has she yet learned how to kiss, and the mood, the situation, and so on".	10
26	1331	"You will not kiss as well as a slave, until you have become a slave, and then, probably, only after you have learned your collar for a few months, and perhaps even have had some training.	10
26	1339	"I have learned it here, on this mat, in this place".	10
26	1748	"It was here I became a woman, and learned my slavery".	10
26	1804	I only this morning learned what happiness, and fulfillment could be".	10
26	1862	She had learned earlier that not all men will accept humiliation at the hands of a woman, even a free woman.	10
26	1903	"I learned that this morning.	10

Book 22. (11 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	23	Two of the Gorean girls with us had learned, or claimed to have learned, that this avoided the taxes levied on commercial transactions within Brundisium.	10
5	49	Men here, I had learned, were every bit as ready, and as prompt, to put their own females to their purposes as the females of Earth.	10
5	167	We had learned that not only the quality and nature of our life on this world, but perhaps our very survival, could be contingent on our success in understanding and speaking this language.	10
5	267	"You have learned a great deal here," he said.	10
6	27	But I had now learned that he had spoken the truth.	10
6	28	I had now learned that there was such a world, and that its chains were real.	10
6	38	I should have rejoiced, I suppose, that he had gone his way, he who was so fierce and had hated me so keenly, doubtless never to lay eyes on me again, content doubtless now to merely ponder, upon occasion, with amusement, the fate to which he had consigned me, but, to be honest, I would not have min...	10
6	47	I would have liked to have seen him again, perhaps to try to convince him, humbly, that I had learned my lessons, that I had profited from his instruction, and what he had done to me, that there was, even now, this soon, very little of the "modern woman" left in me.	10
6	122	I had learned to know it better than I cared to.	10
6	237	I had learned of these things from Ulrick, back in the house.	10
6	592	She, too, had learned herself slave.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	712	Of course she is a slut, as she is a slave, and she has well learned, too, that she is in any event a slut, having learned this beggingly yielding in her master's arms.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	605	To be sure, once the slave has learned her condition, or learned her collar, as the Goreans say, she has no doubt whatsoever of this dominance, and her subjection to it.	10

Book 26. (2 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	757	I belonged, I had learned, to the state, and in this place, I had learned, he was as the state.	10
45	145	"I only beg, unilaterally, with no hope of the least reciprocity, that you will permit me to be your helpless love slave!" "It is little wonder, with your cleverness," he said, "that you learned the language so quickly, that you so quickly and well learned the lessons of the pens".	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	768	This, incidentally, is exactly and perfectly true on this world, as I have learned, forgive me, as she has learned.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	321	What I had learned from Pertinax and Lady Constantina, of course, was rather similar to that which I had learned from Sullius Maximus, which was only to be expected, as they, though perhaps unbeknownst to one another, were in league.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	761	I later learned that the beast had indeed learned how to treat slaves, and that he had learned this on another world, a steel world, the former world of Agamemnon, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	112	"This Gregory White, in Tarncamp," I said, "did much heavy manual labor, grew lean and powerful, became different, learned weapons, learned the sword and the saddle of the tarn.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	202	Thus, in their tepid, or embarrassed, or hostile, responses, or lack of responses, you might have learned something about other women, and, if you were to permit yourself to look into your own heart, you might have learned something about yourself, as well".	10
64	5	I had, however, learned, and well learned, that I was collared.	10