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Book 1. (20 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	111	I lay there beside the dying fire, looking up at the branch-lined sky and the mineral glory of the unconscious universe.	10
2	52	He smiled at me and came forward, placing his hands on my shoulders and looking into my eyes.	10
2	75	Looking into his eyes, I realized, with an incomprehensible suddenness and a joy that still bewilders me, that someone existed who loved me.	10
2	147	Then, after a long moment, not looking at me, he said, "It is rumored there is such a stone, but it lies in the Sacred Place and is the source of the Priest-Kings' power".	10
2	184	"Sometimes," said my father, his eyes still faraway, "when men are old or have had enough of life, they assault the mountains, looking for the secret of immortality in the barren crags.	10
5	93	She was looking at the horizon, and suddenly her body tensed.	10
5	96	"What are you doing?" She turned bodily in the straps, looking at me, her eyes wide.	10
6	160	I called out "Nar!", looking for my spider comrade, but he, like the girl, had disappeared.	10
7	57	Naturally, I was not looking at things from precisely the Gorean point of view, but she would have no way of knowing that.	10
7	136	With an animal movement, contradicting the formality of her garments, she lay backward on the clover, looking up at the sky, undoubtedly as exhausted as I was.	10
11	11	Without looking at me, her shoulders shook, and I knew she was weeping.	10
14	21	"It was well done," said Marlenus, looking at the Stone, holding it so the light reflected variously from its worn surface.	10
14	23	"You realize clearly that you must die," said Marlenus, not looking at me.	10
15	109	Without looking around the tent, the man addressed himself directly to Kazrak.	10
15	169	"And," I went on, "when Pa-Kur falls, the garrison will be divided, and a revolution may take place—" "Led by a Ubar," said Marlenus, looking fixedly at the game piece in his hand.	10
15	231	"And rumor has it," said Mintar, not looking up from the board, "that she pledged herself to Pa-Kur only that some tarnsman she loved might be given a small chance of life".	10
15	238	"Indeed," said Marlenus, looking at me narrowly, "one of us would slay the other".	10
16	83	"True," said Kazrak, looking at me questioningly.	10
18	62	I noted with repulsion that on the roof of the Cylinder of Justice there shimmered a public impaling spear of polished silver, some fifty feet high, gleaming, looking like a needle in the distance.	10
18	80	Looking about, I saw several of the caves dug into the walls of the pit, which, at least in most pits, house the inmates.	10

Book 2. (20 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	99	Then, soberly, though I acknowledged it as a superstition, I performed the Gorean ritual of looking into the blood.	10
5	27	The thought struck me that I, Tarl of Ko-ro-ba, a mortal, here in the night on this road, might be looking upon the face of a Priest-King.	10
5	71	Was it on my account that a city had perished? Was it I who had brought disaster to its people, to my father, to my friends and Talena? Had I been too foolish to understand that I was nothing before the power of the Priest-Kings? Was I now to wander the forlorn roads and fields of Gor in guilt and a...	10
8	30	The same maiden whom her father must harshly order into the presence of her suitor, the same shy girl who, her parents approvingly note, finds herself delicately unable to raise her eyes in his presence, is probably the same girl who slapped him with a fish yesterday and hurled such a stream of inve...	10
9	42	"Man of Tharna," I asked, "where can I find an inn?" "There are no inns in Tharna," said the man, looking at me closely.	10
9	47	"Leave while you have time," he said, looking about to see if anyone were listening.	10
9	93	I did not much care for the prospect of emerging again into the cold, rainy night, of tramping once more through the streets, miserable, chilled to the bone, looking for a place to eat and sleep.	10
9	160	"We've been looking for you," said the other voice, which I now saw belonged to a burly guardsman of Tharna.	10
11	186	"He accepted the coins," muttered Ost, looking at me malevolently, determined apparently that I would share whatever fate lay in store for him.	10
12	92	"Nonetheless," she said, her eyes happy, "this man, Andreas, of the Desert City of Tor, crept into the city—looking for a song, he said".	10
12	154	He was an unkempt, strong-looking lad, with cheerful blue eyes and a mop of hair like the mane of a black larl.	10
14	206	In one instant that must have been the most terrifying in her life, the Tatrix stood alone, looking up, deserted by all, on the steps before her golden throne in the midst of tumbled cushions and trays of candies and sweetmeats.	10
15	43	Though I scrutinized the sky behind me, looking for those tiny specks that would be distant tarns in flight, I saw nothing.	10
18	87	"Tomorrow night," I said simply, looking in Ost's direction, "we will make our break for freedom".	10
20	134	The great bird stalked away from me, about fifteen yards, and then turned, looking at me again.	10
21	209	In annoyance, looking over the rings of Targo and the sapphires which hung from his ears, I knew he would be a much better judge of their value than I.	10
22	209	Targo squinted at the Pleasure Rack at the side of the tent, perhaps looking for perspiration stains on the straps.	10
23	136	"Don't struggle," I said to him, looking at the wound.	10
24	111	"If she lives—" agreed Kron, looking at the innocent girl across the room.	10
24	178	"The Tatrix of Tharna," sneered Thorn, looking on the unconcealed features of Lara, "wears a golden mask".	10

Book 3. (33 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	117	"I am not afraid," I said, looking at him evenly.	10
4	131	"Yes," he repeated, looking down at me, "until it is time for you to be destroyed".	10
5	178	"Have you tried shielding yourself?" I asked, looking at the bronze laver which was drying against the wall.	10
6	114	"For yourself," she said, looking down.	10
8	8	I strode to her and held her head in my hands, looking at her eyes.	10
9	6	According to the Gorean way of looking at things a taste of the slave ring is thought to be occasionally beneficial to all women, even the exalted Free Companions.	10
9	7	Thus when she has been irritable or otherwise troublesome even a Free Companion may find herself at the foot of the couch looking forward to a pleasant night on the stones, stripped, with neither mat nor blanket, chained to a slave ring precisely as though she were a lowly slave girl.	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
12	39	At that moment a human girl walked near and wide-eyed circled us, looking at me.	10
12	246	"I too am human," said the other, looking at me rather directly.	10
13	84	"Well," I said, still looking down the hall, "I would have supposed that the mighty Priest-Kings could have devised a quicker way of transporting scent-tapes".	10
13	117	Looking up I saw beneath the square of scent-dots fixed high on the steel door the stylized outline picture of what was unmistakably a human being.	10
14	29	I remember looking up and seeing its antennae curling.	10
15	15	Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall.	10
17	84	"Is that mechanism also in this room?" "Yes," said Sarm, indicating with one foreleg a quiet-looking metal cabinet to one side possessing several dials and knobs.	10
17	123	* * * * Sarm and I passed further on down one of the long levels, looking into one or another of the observation cubes.	10
18	1	I Speak with Sarm In the next days, when I could escape from the attentions of Sarm, on occasions when he was undoubtedly drawn elsewhere by his numerous duties and responsibilities, I searched the Nest by myself, on a transportation disk furnished by Sarm, looking for Misk, but I found no trace of...	10
18	20	Looking back I could see him shaking his fist and shouting with rage.	10
18	127	"You were brought here to kill me," said Sarm, looking down.	10
22	18	I looked down and saw Mul-Al-Ka and Mul-Ba-Ta standing below, looking up.	10
23	29	And looking upon her I now realized too that somehow, not fully understanding, I had cared for her.	10
25	100	At last we came to an opening which gave onto something of the sort for which I was looking, a rather small complex of buildings, where I saw several Muls at work but no Priest-Kings.	10
26	69	"Of course," she said, looking away bitterly, "for I am only a slave girl".	10
26	172	I stepped to the door and Vika, holding my arm, smiling and looking up into my eyes, accompanied me.	10
30	3	I opened my eyes to find myself looking into the twin fiery disks of the sinister-appearing, rotund Parp.	10
31	71	"Please don't!" said one, looking up, pleading, and the other pressed her head to the floor at Ba-Ta's feet.	10
31	165	"You have destroyed the Nest," said Sarm, looking wildly down at me.	10
32	220	"You must not stay here," I said to him, uneasily looking up at the remnants of the dome.	10
32	263	"Do you know of these things?" asked Parp, without looking up.	10
33	11	From where Vika and I stood together on the rocky trail, now scarcely able to keep our feet on the path, we could see vast crowds, robed in all the caste colors of Gor, clustered outside the remains of the palisade, looking fearfully within.	10
34	9	Without looking up or missing a sob he shifted the scroll to a new position under his other arm.	10
35	26	I stood below him, looking up, the wind lifting and tugging at my hair.	10
35	104	I could see human figures huddled about it, looking up at the hill.	10

Book 4. (71 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	166	I was looking on the faces of four men, warriors of the Wagon Peoples.	10
3	15	I leaned on my spear and yawned, looking away toward the bosk herds.	10
7	79	At last Kamchak had finished, and Kutaituchik, too, and they leaned back, looking at the girl.	10
7	117	Looking at him she suddenly had the feeling, a strange one, that this man, in some circumstances and for some purpose or another, had assessed and judged many women.	10
8	175	* * * * Now the Kassar, mounted on his kaiila, his lance under the tip of the girl's chin, who knelt before him, looking up at him, suddenly laughed and removed the lance.	10
8	235	"Beneath your furs you wear, I wager, the Kes!" "I am Tuchuk," he responded, looking angrily away.	10
8	376	"I tried," she said, looking up at me, tears in her eyes.	10
8	392	She was an intelligent looking girl.	10
8	463	Even the Turian girl, Dina, perhaps the best slave among all the wagons in this sport, was laughing, hanging on the stirrup of Albrecht, looking up at him.	10
8	504	Kamchak was thumping a very despondent looking Conrad and Albrecht on the shoulders.	10
8	506	Looking at me in rage, she began to pull and squirm in the thongs, twisting in the grass.	10
9	261	"Who are you?" asked Aphris, looking at me.	10
9	274	Saphrar was looking down.	10
9	346	Kamchak laughed, looking at her.	10
9	411	She remained looking away, only lifting her chin a bit more.	10
9	421	Kamchak was looking at her.	10
10	30	"I am yours—so much yours," she said, looking at the grass.	10
10	182	For all his uproarious stomping about the wagon last night, paga bottle in hand, singing gusty Tuchuk songs, half frightening Miss Cardwell to death, he seemed in good spirits, looking about, whistling, occasionally pounding a little rhythm on the side of his saddle.	10
10	230	I wheeled the kaiila, looking for Elizabeth Cardwell, who, afoot, would be slain almost before the tharlarion had crossed the lines of the stakes.	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
10	342	I thought I saw her tremble for just an instant, realizing herself secured, but then she stood quietly, looking about herself as though bored.	10
10	397	"She must be plain indeed," remarked Kamchak, looking closely again at Aphris.	10
10	542	Kamchak was looking at the edge of his sword, turning it about, apparently noting with pleasure the play of sunlight on the blade.	10
11	11	"Slave girl! Slave girl!" She then turned and strode away, looking for warriors of the Kassars.	10
11	84	Aphris was looking after him, numbly, her eyes red, her cheeks stained with tears.	10
11	206	Kamchak was looking closely at the girls, leaning forward, squinting.	10
11	284	Elizabeth was looking at me.	10
11	322	"I have a knife!" Kamchak paid her no attention now but was looking at his hand.	10
12	37	I was looking forward to the evening.	10
12	87	He looked at me shrewdly and, to my surprise, drew a tospit out of his pouch, that yellowish-white, bitter fruit, looking something like a peach but about the size of a plum.	10
12	235	About a third of the bottle was missing when Elizabeth, looking faint at having smelled the beverage, returned it to me.	10
12	240	In spite of the hobble, Aphris, in the yellow camisk, black hair flowing behind her, was kneeling alertly by Kamchak's side, looking about her with great interest.	10
12	273	Suddenly Elizabeth was kneeling terribly straight, looking ahead, breathing very quickly.	10
12	288	Without looking up, she said, "He likes her".	10
12	427	Aphris suddenly put her head to his thigh, looking down.	10
12	516	"But," he added, turning and looking at me, "I suppose under the circumstances it was just as well".	10
13	123	After looking at the kaiila Kamchak visited a wagon where he discussed the crossing of one of his cows with the owner's bull, in exchange for a similar favor on his own part.	10
13	210	Kamchak was looking at me.	10
14	56	We heard a new thunder of wings and looking overhead saw the tarnsmen, like a black storm, drum beating and tarns screaming, streak by overhead.	10
16	70	Harold had already taken up a position, looking about, near the edge of the well.	10
16	116	We had scarcely cleared the portal and set foot in the street when we heard a swift rustle of heavy wire and, startled, looking up, saw the steel net descend on us.	10
16	276	"It was this, was it not," asked Saphrar, looking at me, "that you came to Turia to find?" "Yes," I admitted.	10
18	109	He had, running swiftly, climbed up the outside of a dome concentric to the one below, and was there looking about.	10
18	121	I now saw him leap to the wall and, scarcely looking about, run along and then leap to the swaying trunk of one of the flower trees and descend swiftly into the darkness of the gardens.	10
19	46	"Now," said he, looking about, "I must find myself a wench".	10
20	129	"I am Harold of the Tuchuks," he said, "I am a skilled tarnsman—I have ridden over a thousand tarns—I have spent more time in the tarn saddle than most men on their feet—I was conceived on tarnback—I was born on tarnback—I eat tarns—fear me! I am Harold of t...	10
21	104	The street was deserted save for a girl, who was standing below, looking up toward the roof.	10
21	174	"You seem troubled, Tarl Cabot," said Dina, by my side, looking with me out over the prairie.	10
21	195	She leaned over the parapet, looking skeptically down at the stones some hundred feet below.	10
21	321	Harold, on his hands and knees, was looking into the eyes of the girl who knelt, too, numb with terror.	10
22	50	"It means," remarked Harold, looking about the courtyard, "that you have the rank of a Commander of a Thousand".	10
22	124	But Kamchak was looking away disconsolately toward the rug before the throne, now stained with spilled beverages, cluttered with the thrown garbage of the feast.	10
23	62	These two hundred, afoot, suddenly looking up with their quivas and axes, startled, screaming, were ridden down in a matter of an Ehn.	10
25	48	She would not face me but stood covering her face, looking away.	10
25	74	She did not speak but stood looking at me, in the yellow sheet, with one hand covering her face.	10
25	219	Her eyes were looking at me over the rim of her bowl as she drank.	10
25	228	"Oh," she said, looking down into her bowl of wine, smiling.	10
25	248	"By the Priest-Kings," I cried, "you are one woman who is looking for trouble!" Elizabeth laughed over the wine.	10
25	270	"All right," I said, looking at her.	10
25	328	She was looking at herself in the mirror, holding her head this way and that.	10
25	461	"Now," she said, looking up, her eyes blazing with anger, "You must either slay me or enslave me".	10
25	512	She knelt so for a languorous moment, her hands over her head holding her hair, looking at me.	10
25	536	Elizabeth was looking at me, smiling.	10
25	562	"The kiss of a Tuchuk slave girl!" Then she laughed and turned away, looking over her shoulder.	10
25	717	She wiggled about on her side, looking at me.	10
25	862	She lay on her back, her eyes open, looking at the top of the wagon, at the hangings, the shadows thrown on the scarlet hides by the light of the fire bowl.	10
26	102	Kamchak stopped inside the compound and looked about, his dark, fierce eyes looking from building to building, examining with great care the roof tops and windows.	10
26	149	Kamchak did not seem disturbed at the wait, but sat like a rock, cross-legged before the opening, looking across it, until planks were brought, and then he, and the sleen, were the first to cross.	10
26	328	I staggered to my feet, standing now and looking down at the shattered fragments of the egg.	10
26	527	"It will soon be time to hunt tumits," growled Kamchak, looking off across the grass toward the wagons beyond the walls.	10
27	1	The Sparing of the Home Stone of Turia I gathered that the best season for hunting tumits, the large, flightless carnivorous birds of the southern plains, was at hand, for Kamchak, Harold and others seemed to be looking forward to it with great eagerness.	10

Book 5. (72 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	Kuurus Kuurus, of the Caste of Assassins, crouched on the crest of the small hill, leaning with both hands on the shaft of his spear, looking down into the shallow valley, waiting.	10
2	60	Kuurus took the paga bowl in both hands and put his head down, looking into it.	10
2	82	Hup wrung his tiny, misshapen hands, looking about.	10
2	93	"No," said the proprietor, apparently looking about with great care behind the counter, "Hup the Fool does not seem to be here".	10
2	125	He too looked into the eyes of Kuurus, who sat in the darkness, the wall behind him, cross-legged, looking at him, no emotion on his face.	10
2	263	"Where does this house obtain riches such that they may so easily outbid all other factions in Ar?" "It is a rich house," said Portus, looking about himself.	10
2	343	"So this is what these places are like," she said, looking about her.	10
2	345	"Well," she said, demurely, looking down, "they make a girl feel—rather—well—" "Precisely," agreed Kuurus.	10
3	109	"Very well," said the Player, looking out over the board placidly, seeing nothing.	10
3	194	"Do you wish to reconsider your move?" asked the Player, looking across the board, not seeing, but smiling.	10
5	45	"What are you looking for?" she asked.	10
5	61	"Of course," I said, looking at her.	10
5	114	Then, eyes closed, not moving, except the heel of the right foot, which beat the rhythm, she began to hum a Tuchuk slave song; on the second measure, her hands came to her hips and she opened her eyes, looking at me; on the third measure, her body began to move and, to the melody, she began to sway ...	10
5	526	They stood there looking at one another.	10
5	527	"After all," said Elizabeth, "why should it be only slave girls who are comfortable and can move freely?" "Aren't you slave?" asked one of the men nearby, a Warrior, looking closely.	10
5	544	The slave girl had backed off, looking as though she might topple off the bridge in sheer terror.	10
5	714	"Oh," she cried in frustration, "oh, oh!" Then she sat quietly, looking at me with anger.	10
7	61	I saw Ho-Tu looking at the ship, marveling.	10
8	130	Since no one was looking, we knocked the bowls together gently, and put them to our lips.	10
9	68	Ho-Tu turned into a side corridor and we found ourselves, to my surprise, looking through a huge rectangle of glass, some twelve feet high and perhaps fifteen feet wide; it was one of a dozen such panels I could see in the corridor.	10
10	69	"In order that they may bring," added Ho-Tu, looking at Elizabeth, "a higher price".	10
11	83	She sat with her chin on her knees, looking at us.	10
11	311	"Have you not noticed," asked Flaminius, "the men of this world? Do they seem like those of Earth to you?" He pointed to the guard, who was a tall, strong fellow, rather hard-looking.	10
11	318	"Yes," she said, looking down, confused, "they are true men".	10
11	327	"In the presence of such a man," said Flaminius, indicating the guard, "how do you sense yourself?" "Female," she said, looking down and away.	10
11	402	Virginia, her face stained with tears, knelt at the bars, looking up at us, holding them.	10
12	219	"I am Sura," she said, looking at me, "I teach girls to give pleasure to men".	10
13	56	"For a tarsk," she laughed, and turned about, looking at me, "but you will have to catch me first".	10
13	81	Then she rolled onto her stomach and began to stroke easily toward the far edge, looking back now and then.	10
13	86	At that point, looking back once more, and noting that I was still moving quickly toward her, and not willing to lose a possible rare day's freedom, she began, with the marvelous, strong trained stroke of her legs and arms, to slice swiftly through the water.	10
13	114	After that we lay side by side for a long time, looking up at the bluish translucent dome of the Pool of Blue Flowers.	10
13	135	I lifted my head and got up on my elbows, looking at her.	10
13	157	"No," she said, and I could sense her looking about.	10
13	320	I waited on the height of the stadium, looking down into that vast, open structure, empty and white.	10
13	329	He stayed there for a moment, looking back over the stadium.	10
14	140	Once again I found myself looking through the glass, which on the other side was a mirror, into the luxurious compartment, with wardrobe, chests of silk, rugs and cushions, a silken divan and a scented, sunken bath, now drawn.	10
15	246	"He keeps looking at me.	10
15	301	Phyllis, not speaking, turned and went to the door, but there she turned once more, looking at me, waiting for Virginia.	10
15	311	"And," I said, rather loudly, looking at Phyllis, "were the slave Phyllis not White Silk she would have found herself used frequently, and well, by the man Ho-Sorl".	10
15	428	Caprus, looking up from his work, regarded Portus.	10
16	107	Relius was looking at Virginia, and with his hand he lifted her chin, and for the first time, she met his eyes, with her deep gray, timid eyes.	10
16	114	Without looking up, she smiled.	10
16	137	Virginia seemed rather grateful, and knelt quite close to Relius, who sat on the tier; in a moment she felt his arm about her shoulders and thus they watched race after race, or seemed to watch the race, for often I observed them looking rather more at one another.	10
16	178	"So," said Ho-Sorl, "the pretty little slave girl would run away?" Phyllis swallowed hard, looking down, not speaking.	10
17	366	She lay on her back between his sandals, one knee slightly raised, as though she would flee, and lifted herself on her elbows, terrified, looking up at him.	10
17	369	But instead of tugging on the loop, he simply, holding her under the arms, lifted her up, and then dropped her on her seat in the sand, where she sat foolishly, bewildered, looking up at him.	10
17	437	"I'm looking forward to it".	10
17	469	Lana laughed and went to Relius, taking his arm, looking at Virginia.	10
17	477	"Thank you, Master," said Lana, looking up then at Relius.	10
17	615	She stood there, looking at me, holding the doll.	10
17	619	"I was looking for Ka-la-na".	10
17	812	"Yes," she said, looking up.	10
17	821	"That is since the beast came to the house," she said, looking down.	10
17	841	She smiled looking at the silk, the vials and beads.	10
18	105	"I wanted to hurt you," said Ho-Tu, looking at me.	10
18	145	Ho-Tu is insanely jealous of her, and she only a slave! By the way, Ho-Tu was looking for you this evening".	10
18	359	He took two or three more swallows, and then simply held the bottle, looking at it.	10
18	486	"May I introduce to you, Caprus," said Cernus, looking down at the piteous chained figure by the wall, "Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba?" I stood stunned.	10
19	412	She pointed her finger at a fine-looking fellow, grinning in the audience, a Saddlemaker.	10
20	255	I saw Sura regarding Hup with a kind of horror, looking on him with loathing.	10
20	358	Sura was still looking at the boy.	10
20	405	Without looking at the board Hup poked a piece, I think a Ubar's Scribe, with one of his swollen fingers.	10
20	437	Scormus was looking at the board.	10
20	462	"Surely you recognize," asked Scormus, curiously, looking up at him, "the Two Spearman variation of the Ubar's Scribe's Defense, developed by Miles of Cos and first used in the tournament at Tor held during the Second Passage Hand of the third year of the Administrator Heraklites?" Neither Cernus no...	10
20	507	Hup was looking away from the table, scratching his nose.	10
21	388	"Now," laughed Murmillius, looking to me, "I think you will find there are not too many".	10
22	270	"He was the greatest of the riders," said the crossbowman, looking down at the small, still figure of Mip, his arms still about the neck of the tarn, "the greatest of the riders".	10
22	473	I heard a curse as I shot past the startled rider, who seemed suddenly confused, looking about.	10
23	255	"Long ago," he said, looking down, "I knew Flaminius".	10
24	96	I had sent him away, not even looking upon the girl.	10
24	405	"No!" Marlenus then, looking at me, took the small brand of fire in his hand.	10
24	493	Hup stood there on the roof of the cylinder, the wind blowing his hair, his eyes, of uneven size and color, looking up at us.	10

Book 6. (64 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	She did not lift the throwing stick against me, nor did she attempt to flee, but simply stood looking at me, watching me.	10
3	57	"In doing so," said Ho-Hak, looking at his large hands, heavy and powerful, "I killed six men".	10
3	76	There were several reasonably important looking individuals gathered about, and, as it turned out, these were headmen from various other rence islands in the vicinity.	10
3	93	This man was tall, and strong looking.	10
3	97	Ho-Hak still did not speak, but sat on the shell of the Vosk sorp, looking down at the weapons, mine, before him.	10
3	196	The man with the headband shrugged; looking about he saw that his suggestion had not met with much enthusiasm.	10
4	44	Then, looking up into my eyes, smiling, close to me, her arms about my neck, she insolently wound the vine five times about my neck, and knotted it in front.	10
4	233	"Yes," she said, not looking up.	10
4	243	I could sense her lying near me, on her elbows, looking down at me.	10
5	101	The girls, perhaps more than forty or fifty of them, stood about me, laughing, looking from one to the other, giggling.	10
6	194	I cast madly about, looking for some possibility of escape.	10
6	229	I saw her eyes looking at me, frightened, over my hand.	10
7	168	Before I had finished the bit of food we shared, Telima had risen to her feet and was looking about the island.	10
8	50	The warriors in the craft, climbing on the rowing benches, were crowded amidships and aft, even on the tiller deck, looking back at the barge line behind them, trying to make out the shouting, the confusion.	10
8	52	On the small foredeck of the barge, beneath the high, curved prow, stood the officer and Henrak, both looking aft.	10
8	53	The officer, angrily, was shouting the length of the barge to its oar-master, who now stood on the tiller deck, looking back toward the other barges, his hands on the sternrail.	10
8	54	On the high, curved prow, to which was bound, naked, the lithe, dark-haired girl, there stood a lookout, he, too, looking backward, shielding his eyes.	10
8	258	I stood on the foredeck, looking out over the marsh.	10
8	260	I recalled how she had knelt before me, early on the day of the festival, looking up, smiling, before being ordered away, with the other girls, by Ho-Hak.	10
8	383	They did not get up for a long time, but sat there, looking at me.	10
8	587	She shook her head, and turned, and ran to the rail, and held it, looking over.	10
8	716	"Such slaves are dangerous men," said the woman, looking at them with fear.	10
9	44	There was something of an uproar as a large, fierce-looking fellow, narrow-eyed, ugly, missing an ear, followed by some twenty or thirty sailors, burst into the tavern.	10
9	319	I recall Midice standing there in her silk, the leather on her wrist, shaking, coughing, paga on her mouth, looking at me with fear.	10
9	372	"Master," said Midice, looking at me, eyes bright.	10
9	373	"Do you recall," I asked pleasantly, looking down into her eyes, "how some days ago, on the rence island, on the night of the festival, in the firelight, when I was bound at the pole, you taunted me in your dance?" "Master?" she asked, her eyes timid.	10
9	435	She looked up at me, and whispered, "Did Midice do well? Is Master pleased with Midice?" "Yes," I said, wearily, looking at the ceiling.	10
9	446	I drew on my tunic, and looked down at Midice, who lay there with her legs drawn up, looking at me.	10
9	573	"To the urts!" laughed Surbus, looking down at her.	10
9	598	The proprietor was looking at me, wide-eyed.	10
9	635	He was looking at me.	10
9	637	"Please," said the girl to me, looking up at me, holding the head of the dying man.	10
10	52	I smiled to myself, looking upon the bearded, dour countenance of the officer, his long hair tied behind his head with scarlet string.	10
10	66	I noted that Lysias was looking at me.	10
10	327	He was looking at me, curiously.	10
11	21	Other scribes came and stood with him, looking from one to the other.	10
11	93	I could see, even at the distance, leaping from the prow of the ship to the tiles of the piazza, running across the large, oblique-looking, colored squares toward the Hall of the Council of Captains, the great Thurnock, with his yellow bow, followed by Clitus, with his net and trident, and by Tab, w...	10
11	348	Lysias, looking about himself, his cloak swirling, followed the boy from the room.	10
12	111	"Who is he?" asked Thurnock, looking after the boy, wrapped in the warrior's cloak, who was being carried away into the darkness.	10
13	140	"Or slaves," said the girl, looking pointedly at me.	10
13	141	"Or slaves," I said, looking at her very directly.	10
13	247	He stood unsteadily, half crouching over, looking at me with disbelief, his hand thrust into his left armpit.	10
13	271	He then picked up his trident in his right hand and, not looking back, took his way from the slaves' wharf.	10
14	178	We were within fifty yards of her before a seaman on her stern castle, looking back, screamed the warning.	10
14	412	"Yes," I said, lifting my head and looking at her.	10
15	574	The boy, Fish, was looking on the girl, Vina, not without compassion.	10
15	628	There, Luma, chained at the table, in her bracelets, was looking at me.	10
15	638	"It is nothing," she said, looking down.	10
15	824	She stood up, looking down.	10
16	64	"Ah," she said, looking up at me, "it is not unlikely that in the end I will succumb to you".	10
16	80	We lay side by side, looking up at the ceiling.	10
16	101	She had rolled over on her stomach, and was looking at me.	10
16	102	I was lying on my back, looking at the ceiling.	10
16	111	I lay looking for a long time at the ceiling.	10
16	324	"Make way for the admiral!" We saw frightened faces looking out from the windows.	10
17	338	He stood on the deck of the round ship, opening and closing his wings, looking about himself, and then threw back his head and screamed.	10
18	94	"Even if it were not for her," he said, looking up, angrily, "I would accompany you".	10
18	250	Telima approached me timidly, head down, and then, looking up, smiling with her eyes, put her head against my right shoulder.	10
18	579	"I think," said Samos, looking over the parapet, "you will not have time for that".	10
18	619	And behind them, in a rich swirling cloak of the fur of the white, spotted sea sleen, sword in hand, looking wildly about, was another man, one I did not know.	10
18	749	"In your arms," said Telima, looking down, "I am a truer slave than Sandra could ever be".	10
18	757	Looking down into Telima's eyes I told her, "In two days, when I free Sandra from the treasure room, I am going to give her her freedom and gold, that she may go where she wishes and do what she pleases".	10
18	875	"Only," said he, looking at the girl, "that the girl Telima be used as the bait to snare you".	10
18	974	And then, on the height of the keep, looking out across the city, we watched the dawn, beyond the muddy Tamber Gulf, softly touch the cold waters of gleaming Thassa.	10

Book 7. (66 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1229	I could not, however, in a moment, resist looking again, to see if he might still be looking at me.	10
1	55	He was looking at me quizzically, and once, during an intermission, seemed on the point of speaking.	10
2	109	I felt sick, looking over the ledge.	10
2	122	Not looking down, terrified, I seized the rope of sheets and, scarcely breathing, sick to my stomach, hand over hand, began to lower myself.	10
3	117	The larger man was looking down at me.	10
3	252	A man passed, looking at me.	10
4	95	Then, with his hand, he lifted my head, turning it, looking at the cut on my cheek.	10
5	171	Outside, looking about more closely, I found some trampled grass, as though things had been placed there, perhaps earlier in the morning, boxes and such.	10
6	31	Once, looking up, I saw a flight of large, white, broad-winged birds.	10
6	120	Crouching down, they were looking about, over the hill.	10
6	121	Two others of his men had left the wagon and were looking about, some hundred yards or so, on other sides.	10
6	238	Further, looking more closely I could see that the paint on the wagon, which was red, had cracked and blistered considerably.	10
6	337	He was looking down at me.	10
6	352	I sobbed, raising my head and looking after him.	10
6	401	He was looking about, apprehensively.	10
7	375	And Inge, too, for she was arrogant! They would remain on Gor, mastered girls, while I, Elinor Brinton, rich and clever, secure and safe, laughed in my penthouse a world away! How amusing that would be! "Why does El-in-or laugh?" asked Ute, looking up.	10
7	391	The girls from the other wagon, ahead of us, Lana among them, were already on the grass, looking.	10
7	492	We were not supposed to eat the berries, and I do not think Ute did, but I would slip them inside my mouth when the guard was not looking.	10
8	14	Suddenly the butt of a spear struck at the canvas where we were looking and we quickly put down the side wall.	10
8	263	I walked very straight, not looking at them.	10
8	503	Sometimes they would discover me looking upon them, and I, responding to their grin, would look down, swiftly, shyly.	10
8	557	I found myself looking forward eagerly to my sale.	10
8	559	Sometimes, when the other girls were not looking, I put my hand to my throat, as though his collar were there.	10
8	849	Moreover, I was looking forward to the evening.	10
8	995	Looking at him, smiling, holding the bread in both hands, I began to eat it.	10
8	1038	He was lying on his back, looking up at me, kneeling near him.	10
8	1192	I shook my head, No! Without looking back she then strode, spear in hand, from the camp, toward the dark forests in the distance.	10
9	31	When they had drunk and eaten, they sat about in a half circle, looking at me.	10
9	173	I saw more than one looking at the moons.	10
9	238	I saw two of the girls looking up at the moons.	10
10	50	It was he who had so insulted me, telling me I would learn to crawl and beg! His ferret eyes regarded me, looking me over.	10
10	512	Terrified, in pain, I rolled to my side, looking up at him in horror.	10
10	525	I lay on my side in the dirt, naked and bound, looking up at him in horror.	10
11	245	Ute, who was looking at me with puzzlement, as were the other girls, rose to her feet and went obediently to the block.	10
11	335	"I heard Targo telling one of the guards," she whispered, looking about.	10
11	656	Ute was looking at me with disappointment.	10
11	1008	I could imagine her nude, in a kitchen, shackled, blissful, looking forward to her binding and use later in the evening, preparing supper for a master.	10
11	1110	Even girls brought to Treve as slaves, obedient within her harsh walls, looking up, seeing her rushing, swift skies, did not know wherein lay the city in which they served.	10
11	1301	I blushed, looking down.	10
11	1366	"Very well," said Lana, looking away.	10
11	1372	I lay awake in the straw, looking up at the steel plating above me, dim, metallic, in the flickering of a lantern hung outside the cage, on a peg fixed into the wall on the opposite side of the corridor.	10
11	1410	Then I lay still, looking up at the steel plating of the ceiling.	10
11	1419	I did not care that he did not buy me! Indeed, I did not want him to buy me! So he would not purchase me? What was that to Elinor Brinton? She was pleased! She did not want to belong to him! But I recalled that I had seen him looking at me, afterwards.	10
11	1457	Both were looking at me.	10
12	190	Inge was now looking again, out of the tiny opening between the canvas and the wood.	10
12	248	I pressed closer to the opening, looking out.	10
12	345	"You will be treated exactly as you deserve, won't you?" asked Inge, looking at me.	10
12	586	When I was sure no one was looking, and I lay bound in the rings, together, in a row, with some others, I, too, lifted my body, pleadingly.	10
13	411	"Tal, El-in-or," smiled Ute, looking up from her work.	10
13	501	They might have been a source of protein, but rather than touch such things to my lips I would have preferred to starve! It was easier to steal meat, good bosk meat, from ignorant peasants! I lay on my back, drowsy, looking up at the bright sky between the interlaced branches canopied over my head.	10
13	599	Then, looking up, I saw the great talons of the tarn, held in against its body, above me.	10
13	903	He saw me looking at him, and grinned.	10
13	1138	He was looking down on me.	10
14	48	The woman was again looking at me.	10
14	507	She precedes him, for he enjoys looking upon her.	10
14	712	I was looking up at him.	10
15	575	I found myself looking forward eagerly to the evening.	10
15	601	When neither the guard nor Techne were looking I stole berries from her buckets, to put in mine, handfuls.	10
15	602	Why should I work as hard as she? Also, when they were not looking, I placed berries in my mouth, taking care that the juices not stain my lips, revealing that I had eaten them.	10
15	1167	He turned my head from side to side, looking at the earrings.	10
15	1446	He was looking at them.	10
16	79	"I cannot help the way I am," I told Verna, looking down, deferentially.	10
16	353	"Only your slave," I whispered, looking up at him, "only your humbled, helpless slave, Master".	10
17	304	"Hurry with the wine!" cried Tellius, from the kitchen, looking after me.	10
18	70	I could see the girl, Elinor, walking the wall, as she did often at this hour, looking out over the reeds and the glistening water.	10
18	78	I watched her lone, forlorn figure, looking out over the delta wall.	10

Book 8. (50 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	Rim "It is not my wish," said Samos, looking up from the board, "that you journey to the northern forests".	10
1	41	"Paga," said Samos, absently, looking at the board.	10
1	77	Samos, not looking at her, held forth his goblet.	10
1	118	"Do you still love her?" asked Samos, looking at me, directly.	10
1	171	"Tersites," said Samos, not looking up, "builds a ship, fit to sail beyond the world's end".	10
1	233	"At the time I was captured," said he, looking again at Samos, "I was trying chain luck".	10
1	368	He left, following the guards, not looking back.	10
2	451	She was not looking at me.	10
2	469	"And a stone of candies," she said, looking up, suddenly.	10
2	597	Then, looking at me with hatred, unable to restrain herself, she bent forward again.	10
5	90	Proudly, not looking at them, but with tears in her eyes, she climbed the gangplank.	10
6	31	Then, standing beside me at the rail, looking toward the forest, she put both her hands on her collar.	10
6	180	"What, however," asked Rim, "if she does not choose to sell?" Rim was standing at the window of the stern castle, looking out.	10
6	207	"Perhaps they are not interested in Marlenus," said Rim, looking at me.	10
6	489	She was lovely, but cruel looking.	10
6	756	"There are men of Tyros in Laura," said Rim, looking down into his small wine bowl, cradled in the palm of his right hand.	10
9	370	She was looking at me.	10
9	422	Only Verna still knelt, her hands on her thighs, looking at the moons.	10
9	430	She leaped to her feet and, looking at me, tore away her skins.	10
10	38	"But though you are an outlaw," said Marlenus, looking down upon Verna, "you are also a woman".	10
10	47	"Yes," said Marlenus, looking down upon her, "it is only your sex that has saved you".	10
10	216	I had thought that her face was expressionless, but, as I, too, studied it, looking upon it with great attention and care, I saw that it was marvelous and changing and subtle.	10
11	435	She was a tall, long-legged girl, rather hard looking, not unbeautiful.	10
11	440	Marlenus was looking down on Verna, bound kneeling at his feet.	10
11	462	She lay on her left shoulder, looking up at him.	10
11	526	Verna was looking at Marlenus with horror.	10
11	747	Yet, in their dreams, it seems they find themselves forced to surrender, totally, to fierce, dominating masters, masters emerging like welcome, long-awaited, long-sought beasts from another reality, imperious, hungry men striding into their lives with ropes and chains, looking for a capture, a woman...	10
14	199	I smiled, looking upon them, and they shuddered.	10
14	268	The woman, I realized, looking down upon the panther girls, has an imperative, enormous need.	10
14	309	The girls now put down their weapons and crowded about the bound figure of Marlenus, looking at him, inching closer, breathing heavily, not speaking.	10
15	65	Ilene was on her hands and knees, looking at them, the binding fiber tied on her throat, its free end in the grasp of one of her captors.	10
15	331	"You are of the warriors," said the blond girl in the ankle ring looking straight ahead.	10
15	477	By the time a panther girl, looking back, screamed, fourteen had fallen.	10
15	490	Looking at me, apprehensive, she chewed and swallowed.	10
15	506	* * * * I lay awake, looking up at the moons.	10
15	974	As the girls stood straight in the coffle, looking directly ahead, fearing not to, I, from behind, one by one, moving their hair aside, snapped a slave collar on the throat of each.	10
17	47	Giving no sign I continued as before, looking about the camp.	10
17	118	"It is an excellent catch," said Vinca, looking down the long line.	10
18	156	They were looking out to sea.	10
18	291	"Is it enough?" begged Cara, looking down.	10
18	393	I fed from the tabuk strips in my wallet, looking out to sea, and then drank from the canteen of the guard.	10
18	611	She was looking up at him.	10
20	52	I was looking for the girl who would now be ninth.	10
20	178	"Be silent," snapped Sarus, looking about, peering into the darkness.	10
22	236	She strode before them on the beach, looking at them.	10
22	344	Marlenus stood for a long time, looking after her.	10
22	393	Still held, she whispered, not looking at him, "Am I not to submit to you?" He released her arms.	10
22	808	Rissia lifted her head, looking at me, dumbfounded.	10
22	882	"We were looking for Verna".	10
22	945	I sat on the stern castle, wrapped in blankets, looking back.	10

Book 9. (31 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	8	Near her, bored, was a slender, blondish girl, looking about.	10
2	233	There were other good looking wenches, too, in the crowd, generally blond girls, as are most of the northern girls, many with braided hair.	10
2	342	I saw the blond girl standing on her toes, in the black shoes, looking over the shoulders of the woman in front of her.	10
2	343	On the platform the men of importance, and their families, observed the High Initiate, among them, craning her neck, looking over her father's shoulder, was the large blond girl, in her black velvet and silver.	10
4	107	Only two of the Forkbeard's men did not rest, he at the helm, bare-headed, looking to sea, and the fellow at the height of the mast, on lookout.	10
5	235	Too, against the sky, I could see the tall rune-stone, looking like a needle against the stars, which forms the Torvaldsmark.	10
5	330	The Forkbeard stood angrily at the rail, looking back at the small flotilla of boats, dark in the night.	10
6	85	Men on the dock cried out with pleasure, looking on the harshly roped beauty of the slender, blondish girl, so cruelly fastened, back bent, at the prow of the Forkbeard's serpent.	10
8	160	The Forkbeard was looking about the room.	10
10	221	"What do you expect to do with that paring knife?" asked Bjarni of Thorstein Camp, looking at me, puzzled.	10
10	331	On the walkway, back and forth, smiling, looking one way and then the other, turning about, parade stripped bondmaids.	10
10	422	An officer of Svein Blue Tooth, assisted by two thralls, quickly assessed Dagmar, stripping her, feeling her body, the firmness of her breasts, looking in her mouth.	10
10	436	The Forkbeard, meanwhile, was looking at the bondmaids.	10
11	37	Suppose that, at some zoo, the tiger, in its cage, should look at you, and, in its rumbles, its snarls, its growls, its half roars, you should be able, to your horror, to detect crude approximations of the phonemes of your native tongue, and you should hear it speaking to you, looking at you, utteri...	10
13	119	"No man," said the Blue Tooth, looking suddenly at Ivar Forkbeard, "could pay such wergild as I set for you".	10
13	161	Looking out through the window I could see the palisade about the hall and its associated buildings.	10
14	53	The Forkbeard, to my surprise, momentarily reappeared from within the room, looking about.	10
14	107	I heard a scream from a height, and, looking up, saw a human thrown from the balcony which ringed the hall, some thirty feet above the dirt floor, some ten feet below the roof beams.	10
14	265	Below, covered with sparks, scarcely visible in the smoke, I saw Kurii looking up, cheated of their prey.	10
14	270	Then he, with the others, turned about and, swiftly shambling, some looking back, fled the hall.	10
15	117	"It is quite possible," said Ivar, looking at me, "that we are being hunted now, by those from the hall".	10
15	249	The other two Kurii crouched below on the slopes, looking up.	10
15	308	"There they are," said Ivar, looking over the brink.	10
15	340	They stood together, in the snow, looking out, over the world.	10
16	109	"This," said the Forkbeard, looking up at the sign, "is the chamber of Torvald".	10
17	263	Another man threw aside his shield and jerked open the shirt at his chest, looking into the valley.	10
18	307	Within it, looking through the bars, not daring to leave it, were hundreds of bondmaids.	10
18	485	By the ring of the Kur collar which she wore Ivar Forkbeard jerked her to her feet, so that she stood on her tiptoes, looking up at him.	10
21	14	Mead was replenished in the drinking horn by a dark-haired bondmaid, who filled it, head down, shyly, not looking at me.	10
22	85	I walked up the gangplank and stood on the decking, looking out to sea.	10
22	276	I had suspected this when I had stood on the heights of the Torvaldsberg, on a windswept rock, looking upon the lands beneath, white and bleak, and beautiful.	10

Book 10. (60 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	79	Yet, looking more carefully upon her, examining her with candor, as she looked away, miserable, I saw that she might not be without promise.	10
1	656	I jerked her to her feet and, half turning her, ripping her silk from her, hurled her to the map floor, where she half lay, half crouched, one leg beneath her, looking at me, stripped save for her collar, the brand, the armlets, bells, the anklets, with fury.	10
1	661	She turned furiously, yet gracefully, extending a leg, touching an ankle, moving her hands up her leg, looking at me over her shoulder, and then rolled, and writhed, as though beneath the lash of masters.	10
1	793	"Surrender Gor—" said Samos, looking down at the portion of the map beneath his feet.	10
2	228	Not even looking up, a woman had cried out, and, with a stick lashed out, protecting her merchandise.	10
2	330	High in the house, through one of the narrow windows, I saw a girl, looking out.	10
2	467	It is one of the first things a good-looking woman, fallen slave, is taught on Gor.	10
2	482	Miss Blake-Allen, in the position of the Pleasure Slave, was looking about the room.	10
2	627	I swung the walking chains I had purchased lightly in my hand, not looking back, noting the shadows.	10
3	193	I saw men looking out.	10
3	225	Looking up, I saw, hurrying toward us, from the courtyard, carrying a torch, the small water carrier I had encountered several times.	10
3	308	Then, suddenly, looking over his shoulder, he turned, and fled.	10
4	443	I saw drovers, holding the reins of their beasts, shading their eyes, looking over the dust to the east.	10
4	469	"They are looking for Kavars," he said.	10
5	6	She was looking away.	10
5	59	She then held the cup to the side of her cheek, testing its temperature; Ibn Saran glanced at her; she, looking at him, timidly kissed the side of the cup and placed it before him.	10
5	323	He did not look pleased as, following his captain, looking back, he disappeared in the darkness.	10
5	324	"Set the tent aright," I told Alyena, who was looking up at me, frightened.	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	596	"In your arms," said Seleenya, looking up at me, "might not any woman find herself a natural slave?" "Go to the alcove," I told her.	10
5	670	Then, looking to Ibn Saran, suddenly she bent forward, as though impulsively, as though she could not help herself, and, hands on the tiles, head down, kissed the tiles at his feet, before his slippers.	10
7	75	I lingered a bit longer, looking on the inscription.	10
7	138	Yet I sensed that it stood there, and that it was looking through the bars.	10
9	52	"No!" She looked at Alyena, who knelt beside the tea, looking down at the mats, not daring to raise her eyes.	10
9	78	"When my body changed," she said, looking down.	10
10	19	Hassan stood in his stirrups, looking about at the palms, the red-clay walls, the buildings of mud, some domed, of the oasis, the gardens.	10
10	73	He was looking up at Hassan.	10
10	209	"And strangest of all," said the merchant, leaning forward, looking at us intently, "is the fact that the Aretai raiders were led by a woman!" "A woman?" asked Hassan.	10
11	472	The inn boy stood by the sand clock, looking wildly about.	10
11	526	"Tarna!" Hassan went to the edge of the wall looking down into the now-blazing stable yard.	10
11	560	His head was low, looking over the ledge.	10
11	621	Once, looking through an alley, to the street at its end, we saw mounted men fighting.	10
11	715	"This one," said the girl, looking down at me, calmly, "strip him, and chain him to my stirrup".	10
12	28	As Tarna had left Red Rock, not looking back, straight in the saddle, burnoose swelling in the morning wind over the sand, I had marched beside her, stripped, wrists manacled behind my back, chained by the neck to her stirrup.	10
12	238	"Is the slave ready?" asked one of the guards, looking about.	10
12	371	"You are beautiful," I said, looking at her.	10
12	475	I stood beside the couch, looming over her, looking down upon her.	10
12	541	Tarna was looking at me, wildly.	10
13	450	One or two smiled thinly, looking down.	10
14	158	By means of the bar, not looking back, I was thrust from the cell.	10
14	290	"You remember, perhaps," said Hamid, looking up, "the delicious slave, Vella, whom the Kurii found of much use, who testified against you in the court at Nine Wells, who, by her false testimony, assisted in having you sent to the pits of Klima?" "I recall the slave," I said.	10
14	577	The man stood in the crusts, looking after the rider, stupidly.	10
16	135	"That the Old One is still with us," he said, looking down at the dark waters.	10
17	51	I turned the lelt, looking at the small, sunken, covered pits in the sides of its head.	10
19	128	Hassan and I stood at the edge of the ditch, looking eastward.	10
19	162	It was standing there, in the pelting sand, looming, looking down upon us.	10
20	42	I remained near the Kur, looking upon it.	10
22	72	I stood looking at them, stupidly.	10
22	88	He was unwary; his attention was fully focused on his target; did he think I was a slave girl on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, standing, a tospit in my mouth for his lance sport? I moved to the side and, with both hands, a yard behind the point, turning, caught the lance; the rider, crying out, w...	10
23	159	I fingered the ring, looking down on the lines.	10
24	88	She might kneel beside it, timidly, hopefully, looking to the master, to read his will.	10
24	132	She held it open before her, looking at it.	10
24	340	I looked upon her, in the brief garment, bound, kneeling before me, looking up at me.	10
24	444	"Yes," she said, angrily, looking up at me, defiantly.	10
25	54	"That matter may be discussed over small cups of Bazi tea at the end of the day," said Suleiman, looking narrowly at Haroun.	10
25	243	I met her blade, high, forcing it down; she slipped to one knee, looking up, trying to keep the blade away; she wept; she had no leverage, her strength was gone; I thrust her back, and she fell on her back before me on the tiles; my left boot, heavy, was on her right wrist; the small hand opened and...	10
25	666	She extended her right leg, looking at him over her right shoulder; her toes were pointed; her leg was flexed, revealing to its best, delicious advantage, the curve of her calf.	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
26	112	She put her head to my stirrup, not looking up.	10
26	122	"I am not the same as a man," she said, looking up.	10

Book 11. (2 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	968	"Why is it," he asked, looking down, "that the women of Earth are fit to be slaves?" "Perhaps," I said, looking up at him, "because the men of Gor are fit to be masters".	10
14	239	In looking upon one of us, upon one of two lowly, exquisite slaves, he had been looking upon she who had once been the Lady Sabina, of Fortress of Saphronicus, once intended to sit regally at his side, gloriously robed, his free companion.	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	154	This belt consisted of two major pieces; one was a rounded, fitted, curved barlike waistband, flattened at the ends; one end of this band, that on the right, standing behind the woman and looking forward, had a heavy semicircular ring, or staple, welded onto it; the other flattened end of the waistb...	10
8	479	He then walked slowly about me, looking at me, and, then, again, stood a few feet before me, looking down at me.	10

Book 21. (3 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	111	"I looked about the yards, and when I found fine-looking, sensitive-looking chaps, splendid-seeming fellows, of apparent refinement and taste, those of a sort I thought might be capable of appreciating my work, I offered them one of my poems, and for no more than a mere token of appreciation, a silv...	10
25	938	One day he considers himself, looking down at the slave at his feet; it is he whom she struggles so hard to please, as a slave must; it is he in whose complete power she finds herself; it is he whom she must serve so humbly, and who is so strict with her; it is he who is her master; he looks down in...	10
25	1536	Louise was now looking at me, aware that I was looking at her.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	387	He was not now looking at me, but, rather, looking back, behind me, down the line.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	423	Looking about, and determining to her satisfaction that no one was looking, she put the tip of her finger to the trickle, and then lifted her finger to her lips, and tongue.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	124	And then, looking down, she pressed the metal of the goblet to her belly, and then to her breasts, and then lifted the large cup to her lips, and, looking at Cabot over the rim, kissed the cup, lingeringly.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	74	Still, it is surely difficult to be looking at someone and not, if the person looks back, be seen as looking.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	276	I stayed sometime on the parapet, for the most part, however, not looking over the wall, but looking back, down to the courtyard, where I might observe the tables.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	75	He was looking about, sometimes shading his eyes and lifting his head, and sometimes looking down, as though studying the ground.	10