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Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	179	The Older Tarl seized a spear, and Torm, lifting his robes, hastily departed the training area.	10
3	282	He raised his curved beak to the sky and screamed, lifting and shaking his wings.	10
4	6	The effect was startling: there was the sudden bright flash of yellow glittering light, the splash of sparks, and a scream of pain and rage from the tarn as he immediately beat his wings, lifting himself out of my reach in a rush of air that nearly forced me over the edge of the roof.	10
5	42	She had risen and walked across the room, her feet bare on the stone floor, and dropped to her knees before me, lowering her head and lifting and extending her hands to me, the wrists crossed.	10
7	74	What was it she thought I was waiting for? Then, to my astonishment, the daughter of the Ubar Marlenus, daughter of the Ubar of Ar, knelt before me, a simple warrior of Ko-ro-ba, and lowered her head, lifting and extending her arms, the wrists crossed.	10
8	195	"Like this," she responded, kneeling before me, lowering her head and lifting her arms, the wrists crossed.	10
9	175	I had scarcely finished bandaging his wound when I was aware of a ringing on metal, and, lifting my head, I saw myself surrounded by mounted spearmen, who wore the same livery as Kazrak.	10
16	23	All hope of lifting the siege by battle was gone.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	13	Here and there swarms of night insects began to stir, lifting themselves under the leaves of bushes by the road.	10
3	47	"Tal," I said, lifting my right arm, palm inward, in a common Gorean greeting.	10
3	83	Indeed, a cringing whelp of a man, who would never think of lifting his eyes from the ground in the presence of a member of one of the high castes, a crushed and spiritless churl, an untrustworthy villain or coward, an avaricious and obsequious peddler often becomes, in the place of his own Home Sto...	10
4	43	I could see the shadows of tall Ka-la-na trees bending against the darkness of the night, their leaves lifting and rustling on the long branches.	10
6	135	"Tal," I said, quietly, that I might not startle her too much, lifting my arm in gentle salute.	10
8	41	The vendor would then either let him go or lower his price, by expressionlessly lifting fewer fingers than before.	10
8	71	"Tal," I said to the man, lifting my arm in the common Gorean greeting.	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	251	"Give it to me!" The man with the wrist straps hastily knelt before her, lifting it to her hands.	10
13	118	Blinded, I heard Kron regain his feet, lifting the heavy yoke that bound him.	10
14	39	I saw the great wings snap, smiting the air, the hurricane from their blow spilling slaves into the sand, tangling chains, as the great beast, lifting its head and smelling the open air, struck it with his wings.	10
15	180	"Warrior," she said, her head lifting piteously, "must you exact so terrible a vengeance on me?" I smiled to myself.	10
26	26	Most of the silver masks however, when it was understood their battle had been lost and the laws of Tharna were irrevocably shattered, came of their own free will into the streets and submitted themselves in the traditional fashion of the captive Gorean female, kneeling, lowering the head, and lifti...	10

Book 3. (13 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	94	It is said that the Priest-Kings know whatever transpires on their world and that the mere lifting of their hand can summon all the powers of the universe.	10
5	35	She then again approached the stone platform and knelt before me, lifting the bowl.	10
5	284	She fixed on me a look of the most lofty disdain and, standing against the wall, lifting her arms behind the back of her neck, she prepared to replace the fillet.	10
9	222	How was it that the girl was not aware of it? How was it that she did not know? Was it not part of her plan? "Please," she said, looking up at me, lifting her hand to me.	10
11	110	"What is that?" asked Sarm, lifting his antennae.	10
16	200	I puzzled on the many things which Misk had told me, and then I looked up at him, lifting my torch that I might better see that great head with its rich, disklike, luminous eyes.	10
22	157	I drew my sword, lifting it easily from the sheath.	10
25	6	I leaped forward and thrust my hand under the wing shell and seized the short, tufted antennae and with one hand on them twisting and the other beneath the shell I slowly managed, lifting and twisting, to force the struggling creature onto its back and when it lay on its back, rocking, its short leg...	10
26	132	She watched me lifting the lids of the fungus containers.	10
27	171	In that instant I saw the bladelike projections disappear from the tips of Sarm's forelegs and he folded his forelegs against his body and ceased resistance, even lifting his head in order to further expose the crucial tube that linked thorax with head.	10
31	196	Behind me, inching its way up the narrow walkway, clinging with its six small legs, slowly lifting its heavy domelike golden body a step at a time, came the Golden Beetle I had seen below.	10
35	22	"Misk!" I cried, rushing to the Priest-King and lifting my hands to receive the antennae which were gently placed in them.	10
35	26	I stood below him, looking up, the wind lifting and tugging at my hair.	10

Book 4. (15 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	136	"Tal!" I called, lifting my hand, palm inward, in Gorean greeting.	10
4	11	Then the animal seized my shield in its teeth and reared lifting it and myself, by the shield straps, from the ground.	10
6	15	Kamchak stepped to the center of the grassy lane, lifting his hand, and the two riders, with their prize, reined in their mounts.	10
7	238	Two warriors rushed forward and seized the girl under the arms, lifting her from the pelt.	10
8	566	With almost scornful ease he raced past her lifting the tospit from her mouth with the tip of his lance.	10
8	611	The two girls, while Elizabeth Cardwell looked on angrily, knelt before Kamchak and myself, lowering their heads, lifting and extending their arms, wrists crossed.	10
9	411	She remained looking away, only lifting her chin a bit more.	10
12	403	Then he removed his hands from her shoulders and, as the crowd cried out, she sank in abject misery at his feet and performed the ceremony of submission, kneeling, lowering the head and lifting and extending the arms, wrists crossed.	10
16	158	"Please," said Saphrar, lifting his small fat hand.	10
17	88	The pool was now, it seemed, literally coruscating, glistening with a brilliance of hues that was phenomenal, almost like hands lifting and spilling gems in sunlit water.	10
21	46	To my great surprise the gates of Turia stood open after the withdrawal of the wagons and the lifting of the siege.	10
24	212	We acknowledged the salute, lifting our right hands, palm inward.	10
25	511	Then, kneeling before me in the position of the Pleasure Slave, she stretched indolently, with feline grace, lifting her hands behind the back of her neck and throwing her dark hair forward.	10
25	656	I put my two hands in the Turian circlet, and, lifting it up, against her chin, forcing her head back, thrust her back some inches.	10
25	710	I began to kiss her throat and body and my hands were behind her back, lifting her and arching her, so that her head was back and down.	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	164	The Player turned his head toward me, lifting the scarred remains of his eyes, as though he might see.	10
5	691	"And this," I said, "provides even greater security," lifting her to the foot of the couch, sitting her down there and snapping the heavy chain and collar, attached to the slave ring fixed there, about her throat.	10
9	76	The two girls strolled near the glass and one of them, lifting her hands behind her head, studied her reflection gravely in the mirror, retying the band of silk which confined her hair.	10
10	64	"Yes, Master," said Elizabeth, not lifting her head.	10
12	83	He had been such that standing before men and lifting his hand, a thousand swords would be unsheathed in the sun, a thousand throats would cry his name, a thousand men would march or a thousand tarns would fly.	10
12	379	"I am lonely," said a kneeling slave girl by one of the booths, lifting her hands to me.	10
16	169	Ho-Sorl meanwhile was lifting one fellow over his head and hurling him down the ramp.	10
17	127	The Warrior, followed by the Tarn Keeper, was moving down the line of bound girls, lifting their heads, taking their final wages for the sport, saying "Kajuralia," to each and moving to the next.	10
17	181	I turned and left when I heard the men at the table, led by the guard, lifting their cups to Cernus, of the House of Cernus.	10
17	403	Ho-Tu then, to my great relief, rose to his feet, lifting both hands.	10
17	598	"What is this?" I asked in amusement, lifting it up and turning to face Sura.	10
17	629	It began to spill, and I steadied it, lifting it with her hand to her lips.	10
18	399	Lifting the torch I entered.	10
19	339	The girls stood in the light, lifting their heads to the crowd, nude and proud on the block, in the wild shouting and stamping and crying out, and knew themselves beautiful and prized.	10
20	1	A Game Is Played "This," cried Cernus, lifting his cup aloft, is a night for rejoicing and amusement!" Never had I seen the customarily impassive Slaver so elated as on this night, following the sales in the Curulean.	10
20	435	Hup cringed and, lifting his head timidly over the board, pushed a piece and darted away.	10
21	2	"Murmillius is apparently victorious again," said Vancius of the House of Cernus, lifting a blind helmet and fitting it over my head.	10
22	170	Again and again Mip tried to pass above the bird of the Blues, ring after ring, and then, lifting the bird again, he suddenly cut low and to the left, executing the dangerous talon pass.	10
22	176	There I saw a Taurentian, armed with a crossbow, lifting it, preparing to fire as Mip passed through the third of the far end rings.	10
22	281	"I remember only," said he, "the victory perch, Mip lifting his hands, the tarn's scream of victory".	10
24	149	Warriors saluted as I entered, lifting their swords from their sheaths.	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	322	I rose to my feet, lifting the goblet, and my retainers, as well, rose to their feet, lifting their goblets.	10
5	173	It was Telima who began first to pound the woven rence mat that was the surface of the island with her right heel, lifting her hands, arms bent, over her head, her eyes closed.	10
8	100	Counting kills, and other men we had seen, moving furtively, seldom lifting more than a head above the barges' hulls, there might be some fifty men left, spread over the six barges.	10
8	577	I put the point under her chin, lifting her head.	10
8	659	"What will masters do with us?" asked the lithe girl, lifting her head.	10
8	709	I seized her by the arms, lifting her up and holding her before me.	10
8	805	I seized her by the arms, lifting her up.	10
9	338	That night, the girls in our arms, we feasted, lifting many cups of paga.	10
9	396	"And I am chained!" she wept, lifting her chained wrists to me, piteously.	10
9	651	I bent and put the arm of the dying man about my shoulders and, lifting him, with the girl's help, went back through the kitchen of the tavern and, one by one, climbed the high, narrow stairs to the top of the building.	10
14	412	"Yes," I said, lifting my head and looking at her.	10
15	333	"Yes," I said, lifting my goblet to him, "and songs".	10
16	427	"The stone!" There were great cheers, and cries, and shouts, and the lifting of torches and weapons.	10
17	138	I resumed my watch, lifting again the glass of the builders toward the west.	10
18	134	Far below I saw the Dorna, lifting and falling in the troughs of the waves, and, separated from her, the ships of the fleet, round ships and tarn ships, storm sails set, oars dipping, flying before the storm.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	219	A blind, split, podlike head was moving toward me, lifting itself slightly from the ground, moving from side to side.	10
6	139	One of the men there, standing a bit below its crest, waved to him, and shrugged, lifting his arms in the air.	10
7	224	She had a way of lifting her head, putting her nose in the air, turning her face to one side, as though bored, and making a slight movement of her entire body and especially the right hand, as though she were irritated beyond all patience, but would try to control herself.	10
7	335	She turned once, lifting her braceleted wrists.	10
8	35	The grizzled, one-eyed guard unlocked the ankle bar, lifting it.	10
8	521	My hands were in the cold water, immersing the fabric, and lifting it and wringing it, and pounding it on the rock, and immersing it again, in simple, ancient rhythms.	10
8	961	The guard handed me a piece of meat and I took it in my teeth kneeling beside him, where he sat cross-legged, I lifting and squeezing the bota of paga, filled from one of the large jugs, guiding the stream of liquid into his mouth.	10
11	955	He came behind me and, lifting the shirt some inches, tucked it into the binding fiber that was knotted about my waist.	10
12	117	In one cage, restlessly lifting its swaying head, there coiled a great, banded horned hith, Gor's most feared serpentine constrictor.	10
12	123	The other girls, too, watched excitedly, all of them coming to my side of the wagon, wedging among us, lifting up the rain canvas, peeping out.	10
13	509	In my camisk, I climbed to my feet, lifting my head.	10
13	734	In a moment or two, he reached down and took my hair, lifting my head, painfully, and turning it from side to side.	10
14	344	She began to move various bits of cloth about, lifting some, and putting them to one side.	10
15	702	"This penalty brand," said Rask of Treve, lifting another iron from the brazier, again with a small letter at its glowing termination, "marks you also as what you are, as a thief".	10
15	1501	I felt his hands on my head, lifting it.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	157	The tide from Thassa, lifting the river, makes the entrance to the Laurius less troublesome, less hazardous.	10
5	371	Cara was lifting her hand, and waving toward Lydius.	10
6	72	She reached for me again, lifting her head, the chain at her neck, lips parted.	10
6	534	"It is well for you," said the girl, lifting the four arrow points she had received for the return of Sheera, "that we have done business".	10
6	674	"Whose gold piece is this?" I asked, lifting the double tarn.	10
8	119	He went to them and looked at them, lifting them.	10
9	410	They knelt, their hands on their thighs, occasionally lifting their eyes to the moons.	10
13	74	I saw the distant churning in the water, and saw, far off, the narrow head of a river shark, lifting itself, water falling from it, and the dorsal fins, black and triangular, of four others.	10
15	401	The left leg of each girl moved in unison, the lovely left ankle of each locked in the clasp of the ankle ring, lifting and carrying the chain that bound them.	10
18	14	Then he fell again to his knees in the water and, lifting it with his hands, hurled it upward about him, and I saw the sun flash on the droplets.	10
20	91	Four men thrust on the beam, lifting it, shoving it, in its looped, leather brackets.	10
22	668	They, some weeping, some turning about, tears in their eyes, lifting their hands, bade crewmen farewell.	10

Book 9. (28 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	667	When I retrieved my arrows, to the shouting of the men, the lifting of bows, the lifting of axes, the pounding of blades on wooden shields, the girl had already been unchained from the block.	10
1	13	No musicians played; no cup companions laughed and drank, lifting their goblets; on the broad, flat tiles before me, under the torches, barefoot, collared, in scarlet silks, bells at their wrists and ankles, there danced no slave girls.	10
2	341	The congregation tensed and, scarcely breathing, lifting their heads, intent, observed the High Initiate of Kassau.	10
3	274	Several of them began to follow us, lifting flails and great scythes.	10
3	277	Like wolves, crying out, shouting, lifting their fists, they ran behind us as we made our way toward the wharves.	10
3	411	The men of Torvaldsland singing, the oars lifting and dipping, the serpent of Ivar Forkbeard took its way from the harbor of Kassau.	10
5	282	I heard the oars, in good rhythm, lifting and dipping.	10
5	287	"Yes," said he, lifting a heavy bag of gold in his hand.	10
6	77	Ivar Forkbeard, crying out, leaped from moving oar to moving oar, proceeding from the oars nearest the stem on the port side to the stern, then leaping back onto the deck at the stern quarter and leaping again on the oars, this time on the starboard side, and proceeding from the oar nearest the ster...	10
6	165	She whimpered, and slipped to his side, holding him, lifting her lips to kiss him on the throat, beneath the beard.	10
6	167	"What of Pouting Lips?" said another girl, kneeling before him, lifting her eyes to his.	10
6	241	Then, to the laughter of the men, her head high, lifting her skirt, she stepped to the circle, and stood, facing him, within it.	10
7	16	I caught the blow on its handle, with the handle of my ax, and, lifting my left fist, not releasing my ax, hurled him from his feet to his left.	10
7	155	It is capable of lifting the flesh from a man's back.	10
9	305	"I beg to be permitted to run to his furs!" Gorm unbound the rope from her ankle, that which had held her legs straight, and that on her throat, which had prevented her from lifting her shoulders and head.	10
9	312	Then, holding her head back, and lifting the cup to her mouth, he gave her of the drink he had brought with him.	10
10	219	"My weapon is my shield," I told him, lifting the sword.	10
12	46	There was much cheering, much shouting, much lifting of weapons.	10
13	207	At the tables, lifting ale and knives to the Forkbeard, were more than a thousand men.	10
13	365	"You see, my Jarl," said she, lifting her head proudly and pulling her rich, glistening robes some inches down upon her shoulders, "I wear the collar of Ivar Forkbeard".	10
13	375	In fury, Bera, lifting her skirt from about her ankles, took her way from the long table, retiring to her own quarters.	10
13	400	"In the morning I shall proclaim the lifting of your outlawry," said the Blue Tooth.	10
15	162	Then all of them stood below, leaping, lifting their arms.	10
16	126	Ivar Forkbeard, lifting his torch, entered the great chamber.	10
17	241	The giant head was slowly lifting itself, and turning.	10
18	70	I held it only long enough to satisfy myself that I could, then I withdrew the handle swiftly, twisting to one side and lifting the ax.	10
21	71	"I would speak!" called Svein Blue Tooth, rising to his feet, lifting a horn of mead.	10
22	221	I saw, too, Bjarni, of Thorstein Camp, who lifted his spear to me, and beside him, too, the young man, his friend, Hrolf, of the Inlet of Green Cliffs, he, too, lifting his hand, whom I had, it now seemed long ago, championed at the dueling field.	10

Book 10. (22 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	87	One often feints with the point, dropping it, or lifting it, or moving it to the one side or the other, dropping or lifting, or horizontally, in war; but in sport accuracy and not deception is paramount; I observed the rider; I saw him smile; I saw the kaiila rear up; I saw the lance fall into posit...	10
1	838	She gasped for breath; her body was beautiful, her breasts lifting and falling, as she drank deeply of the air.	10
2	229	"Buy melons!" called a fellow next to her, lifting one of the yellowish, red-striped spheres toward me.	10
4	540	I acknowledged his compliment, inclining and lifting my head.	10
5	33	"It was my loss," smiled Ibn Saran, lifting to his lips a tiny, steaming cup of black wine.	10
5	346	As she knelt on her hands and knees in the gravel, looking up, terrified, a warrior, behind her, on kaiila, thrust the tip of his lance beneath her veil, between the side of her head and the tiny golden string, and, lifting the lance, ripped the veil from her, face-stripping her.	10
5	546	I had seen men withdrawing from the path of his kaiila, standing aside, lifting their hands to him.	10
5	574	They played, until I, by lifting a finger, silenced them.	10
8	164	Lifting her skirt the girl went to the tent, to make tea.	10
8	165	Far off I could see a subtle, almost invisible lifting of dust.	10
12	646	I then, lifting her, lowered her gently to the tiles.	10
14	266	I saw the kneeling kaiila of the guards, the guards now mounted, lifting themselves, to their feet.	10
14	597	The blade had penetrated below the helix and opened the ear, lifting and parting, in its upward movement, the helix.	10
17	268	As the fish fell back into the water it rolled, lifting me into the air.	10
21	283	He had indicated time, by pointing to the sun, and days, by lifting his fingers.	10
23	66	"Welcome," said the man, delightedly, lifting his lance.	10
23	170	Instead, suddenly, he turned in the saddle, lifting both arms, signaling to the lines, "Stop!" The lances of readiness and of the charge slipped to the stirrup boots.	10
23	267	"Aiiii!" cried the young khan, rising in his stirrups, lifting his lance.	10
24	566	"No!" she cried, frightened, suddenly lifting her bound wrists toward her luxurious wealth of long, cascading, dark, glossy hair.	10
24	771	"You have returned for me," she said, pressing her body to mine, lifting her head.	10
25	277	"Lift your head, Beauty," said I, gently putting the point of the scimitar beneath her chin, lifting it.	10
26	30	A great deal of planning, and organization, and hard work must take place before she first lifts her head to the buyers, looking out upon them, one of whom will own her, and she hears the first call of the auctioneer, he lifting his coiled whip behind her, "What am I bid?" In the march were Kavars, ...	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	The chain passed now between my legs, behind the left calf, then lifting.	10
2	410	He slid the short blade at his left hip some inches from the sheath, and slipped it back in, lifting and dropping it in the sheath.	10
3	788	He parted the blanket, and then, lifting it from me, dropped it to my ankles.	10
4	280	I brushed my hair back and, lifting my chin, turned my head.	10
5	553	I felt the blade on my leg, lifting up the robes further.	10
5	556	I felt the steel on my leg, lifting the robes yet higher.	10
7	107	My master gave a sign and a man, from behind, lifting her feet, one by one, slipped her sandals from her.	10
7	420	I loved him! "When the torch is lowered," called a peasant, lifting up a torch, lit from the fire, "you will run".	10
9	647	It was not my fault! I was perhaps beautiful, but beauty availed nothing when one felt the weight of the plow at one's back and knew that behind you the master was lifting his whip.	10
9	1840	"Drink, my love," said Melina, lifting the cup to Thurnus.	10
12	2	I knelt before him, lifting the platter of meats to him.	10
12	281	* * * * "Fetch in the prisoner," called Borchoff, rising behind the low table in the hall of Turian pleasures, lifting his goblet.	10
12	349	I cuddled up to him, delicately lifting my head.	10
12	707	I cried out with misery, lost in sensation, lifting my body to him, piteous for his slightest touch.	10
21	89	The sailor then, lifting the vertical chain behind me, fastened me in the light manacles.	10
22	549	Then I caught the railing and, as I felt the ship slipping back into the water, the bow lifting high, I pulled myself over the railing, slipped into the water, and swam from the side of the ship.	10
22	551	It was that mast which I seized, lifting my head and arm above the water.	10
26	142	He went to the robe on the couch, but, instead of handing it to her, he examined it, lifting it to the light.	10
26	677	Then she knelt before him, back on her heels, head down, lifting the goblet to him, proffering it to the master with both hands.	10
27	452	"Am I yours, Master?" she asked, lifting her braceleted wrists to him.	10
28	140	Instantly the slaver's man was upon her, lifting his whip.	10
28	267	I thrust my right leg forward, lifting it, pointing the toes, touching only the toes of my right foot to the floor.	10
28	440	"Do you wish to be in the least troublesome?" he asked her, lifting the whip, laughing.	10

Book 12. (19 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	262	I turned and looked at the naked girl on the furs, half tangled in her chain, it running about her ankle and leg, looped, and lifting to the ring on the heavy collar.	10
1	425	She took the collar in her hands and pulled it out from her neck a bit, lifting it toward me.	10
2	99	She, lifting her arms, blushing, angrily, again touched the ribbon.	10
3	111	"Yes, Jarl," said he, grinning, lifting the leg of roast tarsk.	10
3	171	More than one beauty who thought to have stood upon the platforms by the palisade, lifting laurel wreaths and in white robes singing the glories of the Priest-Kings, has found herself instead looking upon the snow-capped peaks of the Sardar from the slave platforms, stripped and heavily chained.	10
4	137	Centius of Cos did not seem disturbed at this rebuff and turned about again and, lifting his hands again to the crowd, returned to the side of the stage where his party stood.	10
4	430	On the height of the rim of the amphitheater a man was lifting the standard of Cos, waving it to the crowds in the fields and streets below.	10
6	41	"Tal," said I, lifting my right hand to them, palm facing the left.	10
6	47	"Tal," said he, lifting his hand.	10
10	385	I saw the leader, to one side, on a hillock, stamping and snorting, and lifting his head.	10
13	37	When the bull tabuk would turn, lifting its head, ears high, we would stop, remaining immobile.	10
23	92	Then it stood on its short hind legs and lifted its two long arms into the air, lifting them and screaming with rage.	10
23	95	The other men, behind me, lifting their weapons and shouting, hurried after me.	10
23	183	Arlene, naked, the strap of bondage on her throat, head down, knelt before Ram, lifting a plate of boiled meat to him.	10
23	367	She took the meat and rose to her feet, lifting herself and turning her body in such a way as to expose her beauty insolently to Ram.	10
29	189	"I wish you well, Tarl, who hunts with me," said Imnak, lifting the roast vulo leg in salute.	10
34	142	It lifted me from the ice, lifting me toward its mouth.	10
37	36	I stood on the rear runners, lifting myself for a better look.	10
37	101	I saw that the sleen was lifting its paws, water dripping from them.	10

Book 13. (24 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	299	"This tarsk bit," said the praetor, lifting the coin which had been taken from her mouth earlier, "is now confiscated, and becomes the property of the port".	10
4	601	"I have a collar here," said Ulafi, lifting a steel slave collar.	10
4	665	Lifting her under the stomach he held her ankles near the rack; another guardsman placed her ankles in the semicircular openings in the bottom block and then swung shut the top block, with its matching semicircular openings, over them.	10
5	701	As she knelt before me, within the cage, I saw her straighten her back and draw back her shoulders, lifting her breasts.	10
6	121	I could see the oars lifting and dipping in unison, as they moved by.	10
6	409	She knelt back as she could, her small ankles roped, a bit frightened, lifting her upper body.	10
6	524	Ulafi, graciously, lifting his hand, palm open, acknowledged the gesture.	10
6	536	As the Palms of Schendi, her canvas now taken in and the long yards swung parallel with the deck, oars lifting and sweeping, moved past the wharves many men stopped working, setting down their burdens, to wave us good greetings.	10
6	665	He put aside the pole, and, one hand about her waist, drew her to him, lifting her then over the rail.	10
6	752	She looked up at me, tears in her eyes, lifting her chained hands to me.	10
11	91	Then she, lifting her arms, fitted the key into the lock at the back of her collar.	10
12	403	"I have the key here," said Msaliti, lifting it, he having taken it a moment ago from his pouch.	10
12	648	"Until tomorrow night," said Msaliti, lifting his hand.	10
13	477	Then I began again to touch her, lifting her to the heights she had chosen, the degrading joys of bondage, the humiliating ecstasy of the chained slave girl.	10
14	369	* * * * "I thought it might be you, Master," she said, lifting her lips from my feet.	10
16	209	Askaris about us were lifting their weapons over their heads and shouting with pleasure.	10
16	210	Behind us, further down the workway, too, men were shouting with pride, many lifting their shovels.	10
20	38	"Silence!" said one of the askaris near me, lifting his stabbing spear in my direction.	10
32	722	In the pool, clambering over one another, lifting their jaws upward were crocodiles, beasts like river tharlarion but differently hided and plated".	10
34	222	"Oh, please, Master," she said, lifting her head, "let me speak but a moment more with you.	10
34	866	She then, lifting her head, began to lick and kiss softly at my body.	10
44	44	I stepped back and it, on its pectoral fins, and lifting itself, too, by its heavy tail, clambered out of the water and approached me.	10
52	68	"Please, great Ubar," begged Tende, suddenly lifting her head, tears in her eyes, "do not do harm to my master, Kisu".	10
52	95	"Let us fight!" called out Kisu, lifting and clutching his raider's spear.	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	122	I felt the whip under my chin, lifting my head.	10
7	62	I lifted it from the floor by one of the legs, lifting it slowly, directly upward, until I held it at an arm's length.	10
7	616	She looked up at me, and then, turning her head and lifting herself on her elbows, she again kissed my feet.	10
7	971	"But will there not come a time of screaming," she asked, "a time of rage, of lifting of the knife?" I shrugged.	10
11	533	"No!" I wanted to take her by the arm and thrust my right hand through that rent in the garment, and, half lifting her, forcing her back to the wall, holding her against it, make her cry out piteously to be had, after which to put her to its foot and rape her as a slave.	10
12	60	She whom I had thought bore the exciting slave name of Darlene, whom I now understood to be Tendite, a lady of Gor, nodded and smiled, lifting her whip to the crowd.	10
13	211	I saw a girl lifting up the canvas a bit, and peeping out.	10
13	426	I withdrew from the girl, lifting her arms from about my neck, shuddering, gasping.	10
13	734	I recalled lifting the bench in the cell in the House of Andronicus.	10
15	151	"Have you ever fought?" asked Kenneth, lifting me up, his fellow assisting him.	10
16	254	"No," she said, quickly, lifting her head.	10
18	226	Lifting my eyes I recalled the latitudes of her white belly, now concealed beneath her skirt, and blouse and jacket; I saw the loveliness of her breasts swelling within the blouse and jacket.	10
22	19	"When these papers are signed," said the Lady Melpomene, happily, lifting some papers from the table in front of her, "I shall be free of my debts".	10
26	33	"I am braceleted!" she said, lifting her small, encircled wrists.	10

Book 15. (21 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	530	"You will help me get this hated collar off, won't you?" she purred, lifting her arms and putting them about my neck, lifting her lips to mine.	10
1	50	Then I thrust up the brief house tunic and she put her arms about my neck, lifting her lips to mine.	10
2	152	I then bent her backward, and then, lifting and turning her, examined the left side of her beauty, and then the right.	10
4	259	"Where am I?" she asked, lifting her head.	10
4	536	"Yes," she purred, again lifting her arms and putting them about my neck.	10
7	101	"See, Master?" asked a girl kneeling at his side, collared, nude, lifting her arms.	10
7	107	"Here," said he, lifting a necklace from the blanket.	10
14	114	I hooked a link of the chain on the holding hook, lifting her a quarter of an inch higher, securing her in place.	10
14	308	I put my hand under her chin, lifting it up.	10
14	349	She rose from the table and, lifting the hem of her robes, went to the stairs.	10
14	381	"Yes, yes, Master," she whispered, lifting her lips to mine.	10
16	35	Jason! Take your hands off me!" I held her rudely by the arms, almost lifting her from the floor.	10
22	75	Numbly, slowly, lifting her arms, the blade between her arms, her fingers trembling, she tied the bondage knot in her own hair.	10
23	256	In particular, as it was tied snugly, it gathered her breasts, holding them together and lifting them.	10
23	276	I then understood the purpose of the gathering of her brief yellow garment at her breasts, lifting them, sweet, rounded and swelling, for the inspection and delectation of masters.	10
26	79	"A hundred pieces of gold," she said, smiling, not lifting her head.	10
29	244	Slowly, creaking, foot by foot, I saw the heavy latticework of the sea gate lifting out of the water, dripping, shiny in its wet blackness, in the light of the three moons.	10
30	245	"Was this the man who used you," asked Policrates, "this man chained here before you?" "Of course not, Master!" she said, lifting her head, scandalized.	10
32	61	"Yes, Master," she said, lifting her head.	10
32	146	Now, I noted, lifting my head, that Kliomenes did not seem amused.	10
33	233	"See?" asked Callimachus, lifting his sword, and pointing out, into the fog.	10

Book 16. (27 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	Lifting my head I saw the enemy galley back-oaring on the starboard side, and then, straightened, back-oaring from the chain.	10
2	2	The sound of the oars, softly entering the water, drawing and lifting, was almost inaudible.	10
3	9	I saw more of the hull, and its keel, dripping, lifting out of the water.	10
6	166	The Tina shuddered in the water, and then, once more, with her sisters, the Olivia and the Tais, her oars catching at the water, her ram half lifting, dripping, from the Vosk, defiant and gallant, leapt forward.	10
8	2	Then, lifting myself from the water, clutching at the rudder, I inched my way upward.	10
8	552	"It is Reginald," she said, lifting her head.	10
9	28	"What have we here?" asked a man, lifting a lantern, indicating the girl, who was kneeling on the deck at our feet.	10
10	96	I saw the chains grow taut and then, protesting, dripping water, dark, wet and glistening, I saw the great bars lifting out of the water.	10
10	124	To the music of the musicians, near the iron door, they performed a most decorous dance, slowly and gracefully lifting their arms and turning, facing first one side and then the other.	10
15	82	By lifting my head I could see ahead, painfully, to the concourse.	10
16	290	Sputtering, lifting my head, spitting water, trying to clear my eyes, I saw another shape approaching.	10
17	635	"Thank you, Master," she breathed, lifting her lips to mine.	10
18	152	I well remember one of them, in slave steel, a small, exquisite brunette, who had knelt before me, lifting fruit cupped in her hands for my delectation, and, in this, of course, as the pirates wished, presenting herself as well for my survey and consideration.	10
19	181	She feels the butt of his whip under her chin, lifting it up.	10
19	302	"Thank you!" I lifted her up, by the upper arms, half lifting her from her knees.	10
19	451	I took her hands in mine and I crouched down, and, lifting them, touched their small fingers to my face.	10
19	1059	"Yet," I said, lifting her chin with the whip, "you are pretty".	10
20	118	"To Ar's Station!" said Callimachus, lifting his goblet to Aemilianus.	10
20	132	"To Port Cos!" said Tasdron, lifting his cup.	10
20	260	"Excellent," said Tasdron, lifting a small pastry.	10
20	662	The girl then, to the music, put back her head and put her hands behind her back, and, reaching high behind her back, this lifting her breasts beautifully, strained for a moment, and then, one by one, twisting slightly, undid the hooks on the confining, tight silk.	10
20	918	I observed the dancer, closely, the striking of her small, clenched fists on the tiles, the scratching of her fingernails at their smooth surfaces, the turning of a hip, the flattening of a thigh, the lifting of a knee, the turning of her head, the piteous scattering of her hair from side to side.	10
20	944	She then throws herself to her belly on the floor of the pen, calling to them, lifting her head, holding out her hand piteously to them.	10
20	946	It then seems, as she shrinks back, lifting herself to the palms of her hands, frightened, that the gate to her pen has been opened.	10
20	1100	"Do not forget it," he said, lifting her head up with his fingers and, bending down, kissing her gently on the lips.	10
20	2049	"You do not find me unattractive, do you, Master?" she asked, lifting her hands to her head and throwing back her hair, regarding herself.	10
21	166	She then knelt again in the position of the pleasure slave, on the furs, the heavy chain dangling between her breasts, and then lying over her left thigh, thence descending to the furs and lifting to the slave ring.	10

Book 17. (18 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	79	Seeing my eyes upon her she then knelt on the surface of the couch, kneeling back on her heels, spreading her knees, straightening her back, lifting her head, and putting her hands on her thighs.	10
1	127	"Your sandals are tied, Master," said the girl, lifting her head, kneeling back.	10
1	507	This, with two hands, holding it horizontally, across its body, it also displayed, lifting it ceremoniously upwards and towards us, and then drawing it back.	10
1	513	The symbolism of the creature's action, the lifting of weapons, and then the setting aside of them, was clear.	10
1	553	Other forms of the nonassent gesture can be turning the head away from the other, sometimes with a gesture of the lips, indicating distaste, or even of ejecting an unwanted substance from the mouth, backing away, or lifting the head and extending the neck, sometimes baring the fangs and tensing the ...	10
1	638	Yet I saw no flicker of doubt or uneasiness in his eyes, nor any incipient lifting of the broad ears.	10
1	1379	"And this," said another, lifting up the huge shield.	10
5	20	"Hold!" said the woman, lifting her small, white-gloved hand as the cart drew near to me.	10
5	21	"Hold!" called the officer, turning his kaiila and lifting his hand.	10
5	127	"Move on!" she called, lifting her gloved hand, and sitting angrily back in the curule chair.	10
5	129	"Forward!" called the officer, lifting his arm.	10
7	114	She then put her arms about my neck and, standing on her toes, lifting her lips to mine, kissed me.	10
8	208	"Further," said the auctioneer, lifting the pearls, "these pearls have been examined.	10
8	473	Yet no woman could be so stupid as not to understand, on some level or another, at least, given that she was kneeling, and given the spreading of her knees, indicative of openness and vulnerability, and the placement of her hands down and to the sides, indicative of defenselessness, and the lifting ...	10
8	696	"What manner of place is this," begged the girl, lifting the chain on her collar, "and is this how they treat all women?" "I shall not expatiate on what manner of place this is," said Ginger, "for you, yourself, shall soon learn, and well.	10
11	23	"This is a switch," said Ginger, lifting the implement.	10
13	74	"I have been sent to your blankets, Master," whispered the girl, in Gorean, lifting her head.	10
15	184	He was lifting her sheen of red hair on the point of his lance, moving it in the sun, to see it glisten and reflect the light.	10

Book 18. (16 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	91	I am so-and-so, of such-and-such a tribe, and of such-and-such a band!" "He even left me bound," she said, lifting her secured wrists.	10
7	330	"He has set me an additional punishment," she said, straightening her body, putting back her shoulders, thrusting out her breasts, sucking in her gut, kneeling back on her heels, spreading her knees widely, and lifting her crossed, thonged wrists to her waist, "—Master".	10
9	159	"How does my hair look?" she asked, bringing her hands down and lifting her head.	10
9	161	She then turned and, putting her right leg under her and lifting her left knee, she threw aside the hide blanket.	10
13	132	"Hei!" called two or three of the lads, lifting their coiled ropes.	10
15	141	"I give you twenty kaiila!" said Canka, lifting the lead rope of the kaiila.	10
22	4	Cuwignaka ducked to the side, lifting and raising his arms, the long lance clutched in his fists.	10
28	219	Similarly, if we attempted to protect ourselves from aerial fire, by lifting our shields, we would be exposing ourselves to the Yellow Knives' plane of attack.	10
35	113	Then lightning again illuminated the stormy sky and the driving torrents of rain, and then the lightning and rain were gone, and then there were great ringing blows, and the great hammer of Kron, of the metal workers, lifting and falling, smote on a mighty anvil, showering sparks in the night, which...	10
37	311	I then looked down at her, in my arms, snuggled against me, lifting her lips to mine.	10
37	453	I stood up, lifting my head and shoulders above the entrance to the pit.	10
37	543	I saw poles lifting and splintering.	10
40	259	She reached behind her neck, to undo the halter, this action lifting the line of her breasts, beautifully.	10
43	257	She moved her head, lifting her mouth, with its heavy, sodden packing and its tight straps, toward me.	10
43	261	She whimpered, piteously, again lifting her head toward me, the gag bound so tightly, so effectively, in her mouth.	10
43	265	She whimpered, lifting her head again to me.	10

Book 19. (24 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	347	"It is acceptable," he said, lifting his head.	10
2	71	I could then, facing as I was, see him, by lifting and turning my head.	10
4	93	"Smile," suggested Ligurious, himself lifting his hand graciously to the crowd.	10
6	432	Then she fetched him a dipper of water and, kneeling, head down, lifting her arms, holding the dipper with both hands, proffered it to him.	10
8	152	The next girl hurried forward and knelt before Drusus Rencius, kissing his feet, and then lifting her head, piteously, to him.	10
8	622	"Would that you were a slave!" He then, lifting me from my feet as though I might have been no more than a doll, suddenly, violently, with a cry of rage, flung me from him, yards from him, to the surface of the bed.	10
12	54	A man, dressed rather in the fashion of Ligurious and the others, was lifting a sheet about her.	10
20	60	"He is not so bad," I said, lifting a tunic, dripping, from the water.	10
20	84	Today, lifting my chained wrists, I had waved to the girls in an open slave wagon.	10
21	12	I had then, tipping and lifting the trunk, been able to slip between the two iron bands which reinforced its strength, bands which joined with the hardware of the two locks, making it impossible to cut or saw around the locks.	10
23	6	He pulled me to my knees and, lifting the lantern, examined where I had lain.	10
23	161	I recalled kneeling at the foot of the couch in Corcyrus and lifting and kissing, tenderly, the slave ring bolted into its massive, sturdy frame.	10
27	13	"I wear your chains, Master," I said, lifting them.	10
27	21	"I wear your chains, Master," I said, lifting them.	10
27	125	* * * * I knelt before the whip master, anxiously lifting the tray to him.	10
28	50	I then lifted the tray upward and toward him, proffering it to him, as though it might contain luscious fruit, at the same time lifting my body subtly to him.	10
31	27	I lifted and straightened my body even more, sucking in my gut and putting back my shoulders, this lifting the softness of my bosom brazenly to him, as that of a slave girl, for his consideration or attentions.	10
32	259	"I believe this is yours," said Drusus Rencius, lifting the skimpy tunic which, doubtless but shortly before, he had removed from Sheila, probably binding and gagging her.	10
33	693	"Shall we see whose garments these are?" inquired Menicius, lifting the delicate undergarments of Earth clutched in his fist.	10
33	982	"Yes, Master," she said, lifting her head.	10
33	990	"It has been an interesting evening," said Hassan, lifting his hand to the assemblage.	10
33	995	He, lifting his hands, and turning, waving to them, took his leave from the hall.	10
34	53	It is difficult to bespeak with satisfactoriness the symbolism of the female slave, completely owned, fully his, in all ways, kneeling before the master, naked, in her collar, lifting her head, and licking and kissing his whip, fearfully, reverently.	10
36	1269	There are, as you may well imagine, many ways in which a girl may make known her needs, and desires, to her Master, and many of these are unvocalized, even by moans and whimpers, involving such things as tying the bondage knot in one's hair, lifting thongs piteously to him, touching and kissing his ...	10

Book 20. (20 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	623	Another girl went to her belly, lifting her hand toward a guard, a common obeisance-begging position.	10
1	880	I suspected she would not be freed from the hood, except for its lifting to feed and water her, for days, not until she was in Hassan's keep in Kasra.	10
2	6	I slid my hands possessively up her body and then, between my thumbs and fingers, held her under the arms, half lifting her, half pressing her to me.	10
2	702	Can they be ignorant of the igniting appeal of their particular configuration on a male? Can they not understand how he sees them, how he notes, and responds to, and relishes, the smallness of their feet, the slimness of their ankles, the curves of their calves, the sweetness of their thighs, the wi...	10
4	159	"Serve us, Brinlar!" she said, angrily, lifting and holding her goblet, not looking at me.	10
5	379	"Free the men, take the gold, burn the camp, but do not touch that packet!" "Oh, yes, this," I said, lifting the leather packet which I had taken from the farther alcove.	10
6	393	Then, if you decide, in your nobility, to deny me even the briefest of peeps, what harm could possibly have been done?" "A splendid suggestion, kind sir," she said, "but where, in this fair meadow, at the side of a public road, will I find suitable privacy?" "Here!" said Boots, lifting up the veil.	10
6	997	Swiftly she thrust her neck forward, lifting her chin.	10
6	1274	She spun about, and with a movement of her robes, lifting them a bit from the dust, took her leave.	10
9	115	I thought of vulos swarming forth to peck up scattered feed, of urts in the canals of Port Kar nosing swiftly toward emptied garbage, of sharks following a galley, of a larl lifting its head, to test the night air, of a sleen emerging from its burrow, silent, serpentine, hungry, intent.	10
10	368	"See what you have given me to wear," she said, angrily lifting the hem of the garment I had fashioned for her last night.	10
14	453	It sniffed me again, beginning at my feet and then lifting its head until it seemed, again, to look me in the eyes.	10
16	377	"Strip," commanded Chino, "now, totally!" "No!" cried the girls, but, at a menacing gesture from Chino, the meaningful lifting of his open right hand, suggesting that the least dilatoriness might be rewarded with cuffings, or worse, as though they might be mere slaves, they hastened to comply.	10
16	387	Chino seized Rowena by the hair, and, lifting his arm up, held her up straight, before Petrucchio, and Lecchio took Lady Telitsia and Bina into custody, one in each hand, in exactly the same fashion, making them stand up straight, displaying them identically.	10
16	960	"Here, fool," he said to the player, lifting up the coins.	10
16	1004	Then, lifting herself on the palms of her hands, she looked piteously up at him.	10
16	1243	He drew her head back by the hair, gently, and lifting up her collar slightly with the edge of the knife, with a tiny scraping sound, let her feel the blade lightly, but unmistakably, against her throat, just under the steel edge of the collar.	10
18	331	I had my hands on one of the long poles, wherewith the giant vat, on its lifting rings, had been brought into the hall.	10
20	299	"Here is the medallion of the ubar," said a man, lifting a chain and medallion.	10
22	34	"Ho!" called Petrucchio, weakly, lifting his hand, greeting me.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	116	"No!" said the driver, sternly, more than once, lifting his whip, as such women rose to their feet, as though to approach him.	10
3	437	The beast grunting, slowed, dragging the girl's weight; she clung fiercely to the halter; it moved its head about, pulling her about, from side to side, shaking her; it tossed its head impatiently upward, lifting her literally from the ground.	10
5	348	Tula, scarcely lifting her head, pressed her lips to the sandals of Boabissia, kissing them.	10
16	161	Almost inadvertently, lifting both hands, she touched it.	10
19	225	"Yes," he said, lifting his head and speaking back over his shoulder.	10
21	279	And Boabissia, too, drank, lifting water delicately to her lips.	10
21	333	After all, might there not be some danger, as the fair occupant entered into, or descended gracefully from, the sedan chair, that there might be the careless movement of a veil, revealing a bit of throat, or the inadvertent lifting of a robe of concealment, giving them the glimpse of a briefly expos...	10
22	244	Hurtha removed it from her back, and stood on the lower rungs, lifting it up to me.	10
25	347	The woman turned about, and, lifting her whip, signaled to the musicians at the right side of the room.	10
25	1206	"To you," she said, lifting her glass.	10
25	1597	I, on the other hand, after lifting it toward my lips, merely returned it to the table.	10
25	1622	"Drink, drink," she wheedled, picking up the glass, lifting it toward my lips.	10
25	1892	She then, lifting and extending her arms, her head still humbly down between them, lifted her hands to me.	10
26	15	She was lifting her body piteously to a man who now, apparently having aroused her to a point where she was in an agony of need, was merely toying with her.	10
26	567	"Ai!" she cried in a moment, the wash of the light moving, lifting, in the darkness outside.	10
26	1151	"Now inch forward," I said, "remaining low on your belly, and when you reach my feet, once again, as before, lifting your head a little, tenderly and humbly, and beautifully, as though you were a slave, lick and kiss them.	10

Book 22. (20 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	636	I strained to look up, lifting my eyes.	10
3	920	"There is this other thing," said Hercon, lifting the tape recorder.	10
6	345	The fellow who had been lifting us into the cage, taking us from the fellow below, had, I was sure, descended from the wagon.	10
6	762	"Here is one," said a man, lifting my tag.	10
8	205	* * * * I sat on the long, low wooden platform, in the annex to the sales barn, in the exposition area, naked, my feet tucked back, near my left thigh, my ankles crossed, my left hand on my left ankle, my right hand supporting most of my weight, the chain on my neck dropping down to the wood, to my ...	10
10	496	"But there is good discipline kept in this house," he said, lifting the whip.	10
11	978	Then, pointing to me, and lifting his finger twice, he indicated I should turn away, and return to my dance, in the center of the floor, facing the crowd.	10
11	1050	Sita was lifting the strands of slave beads from my neck, placing them, too, in the box.	10
11	1189	Eagerly, lifting my head, I licked and kissed the whip.	10
11	1214	He then, lifting me, and gently inclining me backwards, supporting me with his hand behind my back, lowered me gently to the furs.	10
11	1641	Then, it frightening me, and embarrassing me at the time, I felt an involuntary movement, the subtle lifting, just a tiny bit, of my behind, in the furs.	10
13	502	Gratefully, eagerly, I pressed forward, rising on my toes, he half lifting me, his hands under my arms, holding me.	10
13	1075	"Master," I said, lifting my hand to Mirus.	10
24	405	Then, near the end of my dance, as it approached its climax, I was on my knees in the sand, writhing, bending forward until my hair was in the sand, bending back then, exposing the bow of my body, my thighs, my belly, my breasts and throat to them, my hands inviting attention to them, my hair back i...	10
29	976	It then loosened the collar from behind, and cast it aside, and lifting the sleen into the air, bit through the back of its neck, then dropped it to its feet.	10
29	977	The leader of the beasts leaped in its place, up and down, howling, lifting and raising its arms.	10
30	8	The tharlarion, unhitched, but tethered, browsed among the trees, pulling at herbs in the grass, lifting its neck to nibble at wide leaves.	10
31	40	When we were ready we put the food on plates and proffered it to the men, kneeling before them, lifting the plates to them.	10
31	196	I touched myself about the waist, lifting my hands slightly, calling attention to my bosom.	10
31	248	"And for what," he asked, "would I punish you?" "Master?" I asked, lifting my head.	10

Book 23. (26 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	267	I straightened up, slowly, lifting the laden wagon.	10
1	531	From her neck, through the ring, lifting, and thence descending, it served also to secure her ankles, which were, as I had anticipated, crossed and chained closely together.	10
2	229	Their hands were shackled high over their heads, this lifting their bodies nicely.	10
2	296	I put my hand under her chin and, half lifting her, shoved her back, not too politely, against the logs.	10
5	287	"I have never done that before," she said, lifting her head.	10
5	404	I rose to my feet and pressed her back to the tiles, and pulled her wrist chain down, lifting up her feet.	10
5	622	Then, lifting her head, crawling, she approached the table, and placed the tablet on the table.	10
8	399	"Take me with you," she begged, lifting her head.	10
8	450	"Then," said she, lifting the coins, "let me buy my captivity, and servitude".	10
9	328	"What is that?" she asked, suddenly, lifting her head.	10
12	62	"At noon," she said, lifting her head, looking at me, angrily.	10
16	483	But she had knelt down before me, though she was a free woman, and lifting her veil, pressed her lips to my sandals.	10
17	215	I then, lifting the spear up a bit, her head down, thrust her with my foot, in her ropes, with the sword belt and sheath, from the spear.	10
17	370	"Yes, Captain," said he, lifting his bow in salute.	10
17	486	"Ho!" I called to the Cosians to the left and right, lifting my sword.	10
18	7	"Hail, Captain!" called others, lifting their swords.	10
18	151	"All with shields here! Form the wall!" Men with shields hurried to where I stood, lifting the shields, overlapping them.	10
18	555	I saw her wrists lifting, her fingers, beside her confined thumbs, jerking, opening and closing.	10
19	146	Then I rose up, lifting the shield once more.	10
19	152	I could see the smoke still lifting from the citadel, then drifting out, toward the river.	10
20	78	"You," said Aemilianus, lifting his hand to me.	10
21	218	She lifted herself a little from the deck, lifting her head, still half concealed in hood, to Calliodorus and Aemilianus.	10
21	323	"But you can see, Commander," she said, suddenly lifting her hands to her head, "that my hair has been cut, and shortly, too!" She rubbed her hand over the brush of hair on her head.	10
21	541	Then, lifting her head a little, she looked up at me.	10
24	179	He lifted their shackled wrists over their head, lifting with them part of the chain to which they were attached.	10
24	581	"And thus," said the keeper, lifting the whip, "we think it is only appropriate that her planning not have gone for naught.	10

Book 24. (28 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	767	Then she put herself to the dirt before him in what, had she been a dancer, and on a different surface, might have been termed "floor movements," such things as turnings and twistings, rollings and crawlings, sometimes on her hands and knees, sometimes on her stomach; sometimes, too, she would be kn...	10
4	3	The fellow had been taken from the rence craft before me, the comparatively small, less than a foot in breadth at its thickest point, triangular-jawed head, on the long, muscular, sinuous neck, lifting suddenly, glistening, dripping water, from the marsh, turning sideways, and seizing the fellow, th...	10
1	2	"Yes, Master," she said, lifting her head a little from the dirt, where, before me, in the camp of Cos, on the south bank of the Vosk, north of Holmesk, she knelt, head down, the palms of her hands on the ground.	10
1	493	She came then even closer to him, on her side, frightened and excited, and, lifting her head, timidly kissed him on the knee.	10
1	539	She moved before the burly fellow, on her knees, excitingly, brazenly, lifting her hands to her body, as though the better to call attention to her charms, as a slave.	10
1	629	She then arched her body, lifting it up to him, piteously, pleadingly, moaning.	10
1	635	"Let slaves present themselves!" called the fellow, lifting his vessel of paga.	10
2	205	"Why are you saying these things?" she asked, lifting her head, red-eyed.	10
3	417	It was only when the ground had shaken near me, and I had spun half about, almost buffeted by a saddle tharlarion, and saw the running mercenary caught between the shoulder blades with the point of the lance, thrown then to the dust, rolling and bloody, and saw the tharlarion trampling the body, the...	10
3	420	"Greetings, men of Ar!" said Marcus, lifting his hand.	10
4	20	The creature then submerged, and turning, struck against one of the barges, lifting it up a yard, from the water, then was under it, the barge sliding off its back, half turned, and was moving away, under water, through the reeds.	10
12	33	She lifted the hems of her robes a tiny bit, lifting them a bit from the wet sand, holding them in one hand.	10
12	350	"Guards!" she cried, in fury, at the same time angrily lifting the corner of her veil, fumbling with it, repinning it.	10
18	176	I spun about, lifting my chained wrists and caught the descending blade on the linkage between the manacles.	10
19	374	Her exertions, however, had caused her to breathe heavily, and her gasping, the lifting and lowering of her breasts was also lovely.	10
19	721	Then the ul struck its huge wings against the air, lifting itself above the rence, hovering.	10
19	790	It put back its head, lifting it, twisting it, and given the power of its body, the sword, fixed still in its jaw, was torn from my grasp.	10
19	901	This sensuousness became pronounced when she began to comb her hair out with her fingers, and also when she began to dry it, shaking it lightly about, and lifting it, and moving it about, in her hands, to dry it.	10
19	1119	"The captive awaits her captor," she said, lifting her arms to me.	10
27	412	"I am at your mercy," she said, lifting her body.	10
29	232	We saw the fingers, like iron hooks, disappear into the hide of the fish, and then, he stood, rearing up in the sand, lifting that great weight, and shook it, and the fish spun and rolled, and fell again into the sand, the skin, in a swath a foot wide, excoriated.	10
29	348	"And thanks to you all, my captors," she said, lifting her head, looking about.	10
31	132	"Yes," said the lad, lifting his chin a bit, that the blade not be entered deeply into it.	10
31	200	"Ah!" cried a fellow, lifting his knife.	10
33	19	"Here," said Marcus, bitterly, lifting up an object, "is his sack".	10
39	144	Her body was ill concealed, clothed, if such be the word, in a bit of open-sided, diaphanous slave silk, suitable for a casual lifting aside.	10
44	353	"Often I thought of her, in chains, like this," he said, lifting up her chin with his hand.	10
47	200	"The gold," said Octantius, angrily, lifting a pouch, on its string, from within his tunic, "is here!" "Aii!" cried more than one man, pleased.	10

Book 25. (20 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	327	"Listen!" I said, lifting my hand.	10
3	445	I gathered he had never seen her in just this fashion or way before, her silk parted, writhing on her knees, kissing, lifting her hands, her head moving, her hair flung about.	10
7	159	Talena then, now that the crowd, divided and confused, seemed more tractable, put her head down and to one side, and, lifting her arms, the palms up, made a gesture as of resignation and nobility, pressing back the crowd.	10
7	347	I noted that while Myron and his fellows scattered these coins about, Seremides, waving to the crowd, and Talena, lifting her hand, too, and the High Council, withdrew from the surface of the platform.	10
9	165	The guardsman, who now had her well in hand, holding her from behind, by the upper arms, literally lifting her off the surface of the platform, carried her forward, before Talena.	10
9	171	"Mercy, my Ubara!" cried the woman, lifting her hands, clasped, to Talena.	10
9	175	"Mercy, Ubara!" she wept, lifting her clasped hands.	10
11	111	"See, Captain?" said one of the men, lifting up the lid of a narrow, oblong chest.	10
12	52	This permission granted, she fetches the whip and brings it to him, kneeling before him, lifting it to him with both hands, her head down.	10
12	639	We heard a fumbling with the bolts and chains on the door, and a lifting of the two bars.	10
17	428	"And was returned to the interior of the trunk with the shielded lifting of the back panel?" "Yes," I said.	10
19	1423	The small figure was trying to get her legs under her, and rise in the yoke, lifting the vessels.	10
19	1424	One does this by crouching and lifting up, trying to do most of the work with the legs.	10
20	517	"Yes, Master," she said, lifting her arms to put them about his neck.	10
22	754	I kept her to the wall with my body, and, in an Ihn or two, got my hands to her waist, lifting her up.	10
26	411	"What is the meaning of this!" she cried, on her belly, turning her head to the right, lifting it from the furs, squirming in the toils of the net.	10
26	591	"What?" she said, frightened, lifting her head again, with difficulty regarding him.	10
26	609	I seized her by the upper arms, from behind, and half lifting her, pulled her up, and back, to her knees, tangled in the net.	10
27	380	"Is it truly you?" "On your knees, slave girl," I said, lifting her to her knees.	10
27	496	"And do not forget this," I said, lifting up the small, capped leather capsule on its thong which the former Ubara had worn about her neck, which contained the compromising note, which had given her such power over him when he was a slave.	10

Book 26. (21 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	137	Could one not plead with them, armed in all the vulnerable panoply of one's tears, of one's utter helplessness and need? Could one not beg them for mercy? Might one not even consider, in such a desperate predicament, the almost unthinkable option of kneeling before them, and lifting one's hands to t...	10
7	848	I had not attempted, or had I, to solicit such commands? There are, of course, ways in which women such as I, subtly, wordlessly, with a tiny movement of the body, a seemingly inadvertent placement of ourselves, a lifting of the bosom, a catching of the breath, the shyest of glances, the tiniest mov...	10
8	357	There was a narrow, rectangular slot in the ceiling through which, it seemed, the bars, lifting, as a gate, might rise.	10
11	992	She kept her left hand in my hair, and I whimpered, at the tightness of her grip, and then displayed, in the fashion she had earlier, the right side of my head, indicating, and lifting, slightly, the lobe of my right ear.	10
11	1162	"Master?" she asked, lifting her head a little.	10
11	1739	This arched my body somewhat, lifting my belly up, having my head a bit down.	10
11	1823	I heard a lifting of stone, almost at our feet, one or more of the tiles, or flaggings, apparently having been moved.	10
13	1353	The monster, bent over, picked up the tiny lamp, its flame long lowered, from the table, and, moving slowly, went to the kennels which, one by one, lifting the lamp a little, he checked.	10
13	1494	"There it is," he said, lifting the lamp a bit.	10
14	36	"No," she said, looking at me, wincing, lifting one foot a little.	10
14	1496	Then, to my surprise, and dismay, I saw her lift her chin a little more, and stretch her neck a little, lifting her lips to him.	10
14	1809	"Rather like the prone slave's timid lifting of her derrière, facing away from the master, at his feet, hoping thereby to distract him, perhaps from punitive intentions, with thoughts of pleasure.	10
15	20	"There," said the pit master, lifting the lamp.	10
16	416	"I wonder if you should be whipped," he said, musingly, lifting the whip.	10
16	514	Occasionally he tortured me, as it amused him, bringing me to the point of yielding, and then desisting, as I writhed, pleading, before him, lifting my body, begging for relief, for mercy.	10
18	29	I had then, on all fours, fetched it back to him, in my teeth, and, lifting my head, delivered it into his grasp.	10
19	222	I then, lifting my head a little, my right cheek near his shoulder, pressed back a bit, self-consciously, against his arms.	10
19	448	"No!" called another girl, from the side, kneeling, in brief purple silk, lifting small pinioned wrists.	10
19	1146	Workers with whips coursed the lines, snarling, adjusting posture, lifting chins with whips.	10
24	765	Some, kneeling, crying out, sobbing, clasped their hands together, lifting them to the men.	10
28	143	The clerk nodded, and, lifting his hand, summoned the guards of the court.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	119	She had not, of course, offered wine to the men as she might have, in private, to her master, kneeling naked before him, in her collar, touching the cup variously to her body, pressing it here and there against, moving it here and there against her beauty, feeling the steel rim firmly, unyieldingly,...	10