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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	3	The soldier, beginning at the high, ornate collar of the girl's robes, began to break the braided loops, ripping them loose from their hooks; methodically he tore her robes apart and pulled them down and over her shoulders; in half a dozen tugs the heavy layers of her garments had been jerked downwa...	10
9	71	Then, carrying the chain, which was still attached to her ankle, she walked to a nearby tree, bent down, and looped the loose end of the chain around the trunk.	10
12	85	Then, mercifully, the ropes, not meant to sustain the weight of the heavy frame, broke loose, and the tarn triumphantly climbed skyward, still clutching me in his wild talons.	10
14	103	The loose ends of the fiber were then attached by broad leather straps to two tarns, one of them my own sable giant.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	31	A door on one of the sheds, its lock broken, swung loose on its hinges, banging in the wind.	10
24	241	The door was loose and I kicked it open, covering myself with the shield.	10
26	30	The men of Tharna watched almost in disbelief as the great mask loosened, bolt by bolt, from the wall, leaned forward and at last, dragged down by its own weight, broke loose and plunged clattering down the steps of the throne, breaking into a hundred pieces.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	98	He had been destroyed by Priest-Kings as casually as one might jerk loose the thong of a sandal.	10
4	63	I cried with rage and strode forward to loose my spear but I wept and retained the weapon.	10
5	286	I had decided I liked her better with her hair loose.	10
20	128	Accordingly the Gorean master is often extremely concerned that the fit of the graceful band will be neither too tight nor too loose.	10
25	54	A metal grille had been bolted over the shaft but it was fairly light and I did not expect much difficulty in wrenching it loose.	10
25	65	Then I could no longer release the grille had I wanted to and I hung there agonized, a prisoner of the charges flashing through my body and the bolts wrenched loose from the ceiling, and I fell again to the floor, the grille clattering beside me, my fingers still hooked in its mesh.	10
27	191	At that instant I kicked loose the grille on the ventilator shaft and uttering the war cry of Ko-ro-ba sprang to the Platform of the Mother and in another instant had leaped between Sarm and Misk, my sword drawn.	10
31	155	One wall to the left began to crumble, fitted stone from its sides edging outwards and breaking loose to clatter down the ramps and tumble even to the floor so far beneath.	10

Book 4. (18 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	150	A loose loop of boskhide, wound twice about the right fist, helps to retain the weapon in hand-to-hand combat.	10
4	62	His kaiila stood some yards away, shifting a bit, puzzled, reins loose on its neck.	10
5	46	Among the Wagon Peoples, to be clad Kajir means, for a girl, to wear four articles, two red, two black; a red cord, the Curla, is tied about the waist; the Chatka, or long, narrow strip of black leather, fits over this cord in the front, passes under, and then again, from the inside, passes over the...	10
6	22	Her clothing was stained with dust and her hair hung loose and tangled.	10
7	13	There were also, among the other goods, two girls, blonde and blue-eyed, unclothed, chained; they had perhaps been a gift to Kutaituchik; or had been the daughters of enemies; they might have been from any city; both were beautiful; one was sitting with her knees tucked under her chin, her hands cla...	10
8	142	He did not permit her, of course, to bind or dress her hair; it must be worn loose; that alone, naturally, was sufficient to mark her slave among the wagons.	10
8	144	She did not sew well and it amused me to hear her cursing at the side of the wagon, bound now only by a collar and chain to the slave ring, time after time sticking the bone needle into her fingers as it emerged through the hide, or fouling the leather-threaded stitches, which would either be too ti...	10
8	579	The thrust must be made with exquisite lightness, the lance loose in the hand, the hand not in the retaining thong, but allowing the lance to slip back, then when clear, moving it to the left and, hopefully, past the living wand.	10
9	134	In donning the camisk the girl will tie the camisk behind the back of her neck; the rather vertical bar then falls before her, and she will then pull it to the sides, and tie it behind her back, this providing some shielding, though not much, for the beauty of her bosom; the farther part of the bar,...	10
11	111	Already Kamchak was placing a thong on her neck, the loose end of which he looped several times about the pommel of his saddle.	10
11	239	I was a bit reminded of some of the loose, tumbled rocks I had once glimpsed in certain abandoned portions of the Place of Priest-Kings, far beneath the Sardar.	10
14	80	I saw here and there, among the rugs and polished wood bristling with white arrows, overturned boxes, loose jewels scattered, torn robes and tapestries.	10
18	68	Crowded about my body now were entangling filaments and spheres trying, like hands and teeth, to tear me from my work, but I struck and tore again and again and then entered the secret world beneath the membrane slashing to the left and right and suddenly the fluid began to loosen and withdraw above...	10
21	77	The bolt of a crossbow splattered into a brick wall on my right, gouging a cupful of masonry loose in chips and dust.	10
24	174	Muttering I jerked loose the reins of my kaiila from the column to which I had tethered it, leaped to the saddle and raced after Harold, not wishing to be left behind somewhere in the streets of Turia or among the dark wagons beyond the gate, pounding on wagon after wagon to find which one might be ...	10
25	327	She was now kneeling at the back of the wagon and had untied the Koora and shaken her hair loose.	10
26	309	The sleen keeper stood nearby, the chain leashes loose in his hands.	10
26	564	And she had wept with joy, pressing her head with its loose, wild hair to my side.	10

Book 5. (2 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	735	About his neck he wore a rude ornament, a loose iron chain bearing, also in iron, a medallion, the crest of the House of Cernus.	10
18	423	I looked on that small, trembling, skeletal body, the straggly hair, the sores; the mutilated ear; angrily I rose to my feet and searched about, finding some loose stone which, with my foot, I wedged into the several crevices through which the urts had darted.	10

Book 6. (9 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	I had the Gorean short sword in its scabbard, my shield and helmet, and, wrapped in leather, a Gorean long bow of supple Ka-la-na wood, from the yellow wine trees of Gor, tipped with notched bosk horn at each end, loose strung with hemp whipped with silk, and a roll of sheaf and flight arrows.	10
6	209	Then I began to tear loose the rence-rope fastenings, fixed to stakes thrust through the rence.	10
6	212	I had torn loose six when I heard the shout, "Stop!" The nearby island was now burning ever more rapidly and wildly in the night and soon the entire area would be illuminated.	10
6	223	I jerked loose the last two fastenings, and tore rence from the edge of the island, heaping it on the raft, covering Telima.	10
8	16	The arrows lay before me, loose in the leather wrapper opened before me on the reeds of the rence craft.	10
8	89	Usually they fell far wide of our true position, for, following each of my fired shafts, Telima would pole us to a new point of vantage, whence I might again, when ready, pick a target and loose yet another of the winged shafts.	10
14	212	Angrily the Dorna shook herself loose.	10
15	395	Then, with her hands, she lifted the hair again back over her head, and then, suddenly, her hands, by the thongs were pulled apart and her hair fell again loose and rich over her body.	10
15	413	"Cut her loose," I told the men.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	80	Others he commanded to cut loose the great bosk that pulled the wagons, and drive them, too, into the brush and trees.	10
11	873	As my hands were braceleted before me, and held in place by the binding fiber there, and the loose ends of the binding fiber had been knotted behind my back, by no movement could I bring the back knot within reach.	10
12	633	The bosk were being cut loose and stampeded.	10
15	1207	I suddenly saw, rolled on her back, her dark hair loose, under the moons of Gor, Techne, her lips parted, reaching for the warrior.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	203	Her hair, a black sheen, loose, fell over her shoulders, and to the small of her back.	10
6	603	Rim tugged the knot loose.	10
11	672	Her hair, long and blond, was loose and combed back.	10
13	81	By the binding fiber on their throat I pulled them loose and led them back to the beach.	10
15	11	The panther girls ran easily, loops of binding fiber loose in their hands.	10
15	57	The binding fiber, in snare loops, was loose in their hands.	10
15	500	The loose end of the slave chain, attached to the front of the first girl's ankle ring, I took from her wrist.	10
18	610	She was holding his leg with her hands, breathing deeply, her dark hair loose over her shoulders, pressing her cheek against his thigh.	10
20	57	I cut Verna loose.	10
20	109	I saw Hura darting free, cut loose by a man of Tyros.	10
22	132	Her hair had been twisted about her throat, knotted, and then, with the two loose strands, thick, themselves twisted, looped about her wrists, her hands had been secured.	10
22	544	The women, hair loose, the slave silk wet and covered by sand, earrings in their ears, followed them, standing behind them.	10

Book 9. (18 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	83	"Hurry! The people of the town will gather!" Swiftly, tearing hangings from the walls, prying loose sheets of gold, pulling down even lamps from their chains, filling their cloaks with cups and plates, the men of Torvaldsland stripped the temple of what they could tear loose and carry.	10
18	436	He took the two loose ends of the binding fiber and, taking them under the body of the fallen Kur, dragged her wrists, elbows bent, over and above her head; he then, bending her knees, tied one of the loose ends about her left ankle, and the other about her right.	10
1	236	She removed a pin from her hair, and, with a small movement of her head, shook loose the wealth of her sable hair.	10
2	161	The decking on the ship is loose, and may be lifted or put to one side, to increase cargo space.	10
3	110	Her hair, now loose, fell behind her to the small of her back.	10
3	140	Forkbeard looked then at the younger, blond, more slender girl, she with her hair now loose, the snood of scarlet yarn ripped away, in her red vest and skirt, and black shoes.	10
4	158	She stumbled across the loose deck planking and stood, hair before her face, before us.	10
4	166	Gorm moved aside eight narrow planks from the loose decking.	10
4	256	About the handle was a closed bronze ring, loose.	10
7	7	How alive and vital they seemed! Their hair was loose, in the fashion of bondmaids.	10
8	188	She stood, her arm held by my hand, in the fetters, in the dress of green velvet, it torn open at the collar to reveal her throat; she had been stripped of her rings, the bracelets, the chains; her hair was loose; her hose and shoes had been removed.	10
9	127	"Please, no!" We fell back to give the Forkbeard room, and he shook loose the straps and drew back his arm.	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
13	382	She had a beautiful face, blue eyes, long, loose blond hair.	10
18	82	The Kur, turning, now facing me, moved backward; it stumbled against a tent rope, jerking loose its peg.	10
18	559	Then the Forkbeard said, "Cut him loose".	10
20	4	She shook loose the long, blond hair.	10
20	182	Then, unlooping the binding fiber from my belt, but leaving it looped, double, in her collar ring, with its loose ends, I crossed Telima's ankles and tied them together.	10

Book 10. (23 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	Her abdominal muscles, too, were relaxed, loose.	10
1	25	A front corner of the silk was taken behind her and thrust, loose and draped, into the rolled silk knotted about her hips; a back corner of the silk was drawn before her and thrust loosely, draped, into the rolled silk at her right hip.	10
1	178	With the veil loose, covering her, holding it in her hands, she danced before us.	10
2	194	He wore a striped, hooded, sleeved, loose robe, a djellaba.	10
4	100	Their garments are loose and voluminous, yet closely woven.	10
4	197	They were familiar exercises, slave-female exercises, designed to keep a girl supple, loose, vital, fit, for her master.	10
5	12	She shook her head, her hair was loose.	10
5	310	I moved to my feet, and, kicking loose the pole which held the tent, slipped outside, drawing my scimitar.	10
5	669	At a languid gesture from Ibn Saran, Alyena lifted herself from the scarlet tiles, gracefully turning from her side to her knees, and then, head back, hair to the floor, slowly, inch by melodic protesting inch, arms before her body, lifted herself to a kneeling position, erect, the last bit of her t...	10
7	282	Suddenly there was a scrambling sound and I saw the bars in the small window shake and scrape, one wrenching loose, with a shower of stone and dust from the wall.	10
7	288	It would have known it would not have had the time to wrench loose the bars and slip through the narrow window before being hacked to pieces.	10
8	111	She looked at me, frightened, her eyes very blue, the hair loose and lovely.	10
9	54	Her breasts, pendant, were sweet, loose, inside the rep-cloth blouse.	10
11	37	When it falls, it often falls heavily, and on flat land, in the loose dust.	10
11	123	Alyena shook loose her hair; she then dropped her cloak back, and removed her blouse.	10
11	328	Furthermore, enjoying war, they need very little to send them to their saddles with their scimitars loose in their sheaths.	10
11	503	Almost at that moment the trap door thrust up and a man's face appeared; Hassan's man thrust his scimitar through the jaw and wrenched it free, loose with blood and teeth and kicked shut the door.	10
14	576	He bent down easily from the saddle, the blade loose, but he did not strike, but returned to the other guards.	10
17	208	The tail, like a twig, had struck loose the lamp pole, hurling it, spinning, flaming oil spilling, yards away into the circle of darkness outside the ring of lamplight on the dark, briny water.	10
21	371	In its back, where the force had burst loose of its body, were holes corresponding to those in his leg and chest.	10
21	615	I tore loose the pipe.	10
25	176	Her hair was wild, long, loose behind her, behind the thrown-back hood of the burnoose.	10
26	624	You know you cannot do it!" I opened the whip, letting the broad, soft leather fall loose.	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	411	It was loose.	10
2	1167	I could see that, on the first carried platform, there were some five figures, those of women; on the second there were several chests and boxes, some covered with sheens of glistening material; in the wagon, under a loose canvas, were other boxes, but simpler and grosser in appearance, and poles an...	10
4	937	Almost any man on Gor will hasten to put his collar on a loose, beautiful female.	10
6	102	Most slave girls wear their hair long and loose, though sometimes it is held back with a headband or tied behind the head with a string or ribbon, in a ponytail.	10
6	138	It was now unstrung, but the string, of hemp, whipped with silk, lay ready, looped loose upon the broad, curved yellow wood.	10
7	157	He then ripped the sleeves from the undergarment, and they hung about her wrists, loose, kept from falling by her wrists and the slave bracelets confining her at the tree.	10
8	189	The verr and the bosk are the most common animals herded; tabuk and slave girls are the most common animals tracked; the uses to which the sleen is put in guarding and patrolling are innumerable; it is used to secure borders, to prowl walls and protect camps; it may run loose in the streets after cu...	10
8	275	I went to my hands and knees, and he unknotted the loops of sleen rope from the bar of the cage, and threw it loose beside me, in the sand, whence it rose to the bond on my neck.	10
9	1779	The animals strained against the leashed collars, trying to creep forward, their eyes blazing, saliva loose and dripping from their jaws, the wet fangs shining in the firelight.	10
9	1950	With an awl, brought by a man, he punched two holes, vertically, in the leather strap, and thrust the twin buckle-claws through the holes; he then took the long, loose end of the strap, for the sleen has a large neck, thrust it through the four strap loops, thick and broad, and then, with a knife, c...	10
12	501	I clutched the bit of silk which still clung, loose, about my hips.	10
13	140	He read from that paper which was now first upon the board, others being loose and thrown back.	10
13	290	Then he began to put me rapidly through the paces of the exhibited female slave; he held me in each position for the sweet instant that well revealed me, tantalizingly, in that attitude or posture, and then barked forth a new command, to a new position or attitude; the sequence of these moves was no...	10
16	219	Some lashed down loose objects on the deck.	10
19	127	Too, the necklace was long and loose, like most slave necklaces.	10
22	177	I screamed and saw the new ship, suddenly large, seem to lift itself in the water, and then heard the shattering splintering wreckage of wood and the loud swift swirl of water the ship struck and men screaming and saw the lines loose wild the yard and sail leaning awry the deck shifting and becoming...	10
22	550	The mast of the struck ship, lowered, had come loose from its deck lashings, and had plunged through the railing and slipped into the water.	10
26	280	The side of the door and the door frame had been splintered loose.	10
26	391	He then, crouching behind her, crossed her ankles and, with the long, loose end of the leash, tied them together.	10
26	803	Her dark hair was loose about her shoulders.	10
26	849	Then, with the loose end of the fiber which bound my wrists, he tied my crossed ankles together, fastening them, thus, to my wrists.	10
26	871	Swiftly he finished with me and, cutting a length from the loose end of the strap which bound my wrists, rebound my ankles.	10
27	756	The remainder of the rope he held, in long, loose loops, in his right hand.	10

Book 12. (38 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	801	If the cord were jerked loose the garment would fall open and could be easily brushed aside, to fall back, loose, behind them, on their cuffed, chained wrists.	10
1	210	I did not think it had been loose from its cage long, for it would take such a beast, a sleen, Gor's finest tracker, only moments to make its way silently through the halls to this chamber.	10
3	218	Her breasts, sweet, pendant, white, were lovely in the loose rep-cloth of her tunic.	10
3	517	Her blond hair was loose and there were tiny rings in her ears.	10
3	766	Their ankles were confined in loose, steel ankle loops, but they could not slip them.	10
3	841	The blond girl gasped and shrank back when the slaver's man, joining the girl on the platform, jerked loose the cord at her right hip and, with two hands, standing behind the girl, held back the tunic, well displaying her to the gaze of the inquirers.	10
3	1064	The fellow on the platform then jerked loose the knot at the blonde's right hip, which held the wrap-around tunic closed.	10
3	1167	Their platform tunics, loose, he then let fall to the boards of the platform.	10
3	1322	Threaded through this loop loose, was a golden chain.	10
4	599	The assailant's hand, that bearing the object of his quest, some curio wrapped in fur, flashed upward, and I turned my head aside as flaming oil from the lamp splashed upon me, the lamp itself struck loose from its tiny chains and flying past my head.	10
4	608	If I could get him off his feet I might then manage, even in the darkness, regaining my feet first, to break his diaphragm or crush his throat beneath my heel, or, with an instep kick to the back of his neck, snap loose the spinal column from the skull.	10
4	628	The garrote was loose about my neck.	10
5	134	"Perhaps a sleen is loose," said another guard.	10
6	134	But what did she know of the codes? I met his attack, turning it, and he fell, shield loose, at my feet.	10
7	237	"Why do you not simply loose your quarrels?" I asked.	10
8	16	I wore loose trousers of fur, tied about my waist, and fur boots.	10
10	390	I moved to my left as more logs burst loose.	10
11	139	Her fur boots were pulled off and her ankles were linked by leather thongs; she had good ankles; the leather permitted them a separation of some twelve inches; the tether on her wrists then was taken between her legs and lifted up and behind her, where its loose end was tied about her neck.	10
11	215	She still wore, however, the tether on her wrists, the loose end of which had been taken up behind her and tied about her neck, the handle portion of the handle tie.	10
11	370	My tarn was then loose.	10
11	488	I looked at her kneeling in the snow at my feet, her small, trim figure, her soft, sweet exquisite curves, her delicately beautiful throat and face, the pleading blue eyes, the lush wealth of auburn hair loose behind her naked shoulders.	10
12	269	Their hair is worn loose, interestingly, out of doors, only during their menstrual period.	10
12	343	At the end of the cairns, of course, they turn about, milling, and many are slain, until some, wiser or more panic-stricken than others, break loose and, nostrils wide, snorting, trot to freedom and the moss of the open tundra.	10
12	453	I reached up and cut her loose.	10
13	2	I followed Imnak's example, crawling on my belly, after him, the horn bow in my hand, an arrow loose at the string.	10
14	363	She did so, and he walked behind her, the whip now loose in his hand.	10
22	196	"Loose the line!" called Imnak.	10
22	198	"Loose the line!" called Imnak.	10
22	199	But I did not loose the line.	10
22	203	Then the lance slipped on the ice and the line slipped to the side and I in the kayak was dragged up on the ice skidding across it and then slipped loose of it and slid into the water to the side.	10
23	486	There, not speaking, he shook loose from the sack, causing it to fall to the dirt, the head of a large, white-pelted Kur, an ice beast.	10
25	79	I then tied the two loose ends of the tethers about the base of the tabuk-horn upright at the rear, right-hand side of the sled.	10
30	244	I shook loose from two men.	10
35	89	The metal was broken loose and twisted crookedly upward.	10
35	110	"Would you have preferred to kick it loose?" asked Imnak.	10
35	274	With the barrel of the tubular weapon I tore open the loose knot holding the pleasure silk together at her navel.	10
35	639	I looped the intimacy veil about the back of her neck and crossed it above her breasts and drew it to the sides, over her breasts, and then took both lengths around her body and behind her back, again crossing them, then looping them about the sandal string tight on her waist; I then took the two lo...	10
35	640	I straightened the two layers of loose cloth in front; they were about six inches in width and fell beautifully below her knees.	10

Book 13. (21 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	202	At sea, of course, a sensible compromise must be struck between a ship which is constantly ready, so to speak, for inspection, and one which is loose.	10
6	521	A heavy galley, out of Tyros, forty oars to a side, stroked past us, her yellow lateen sails loose on their yards.	10
11	174	The fellow who had been called Kunguni crouched before the girl and, quickly, jerked loose the knot which held her bound hands, which were still tied, tethered at her collar.	10
11	185	The girl in the slacks and black, buttoned top swung loose the blades of the slave whip she carried.	10
11	304	They looped it about a slave ring, set there in the wall, one of four, about a yard above the floor, and tied it there, the long, free ends falling loose, coiling, to the floor.	10
12	445	Msaliti, standing, leaving the table, shook loose the blades of the slave whip.	10
18	200	I slipped the sleeve dagger loose.	10
18	205	I again slipped loose the blade.	10
23	447	Probably the mud raft had broken loose and the worker was intent upon returning it, if unwisely, in the darkness.	10
24	149	He untied her hands from behind her back and, turning her roughly, almost as though she might have been a slave, retied them before her body, leaving a long loose end which might serve as a tether.	10
28	11	With the back of one of the heavy pangas I struck loose the ring lock.	10
31	4	I tied the blond-haired barbarian's hands behind her and put a rope on her neck, the loose end of which I threw to Alice.	10
41	14	Water from the wet vines, struck loose by our blows, showered upon us.	10
44	105	It turned again and I, slashing with the spear blade, cut loose a jointed segment of its leg.	10
45	11	She lay on a woven mat, her blond hair loose about her head.	10
47	126	He drove the butt of the spear into the man's face, breaking his teeth loose.	10
53	339	One of the Kur leaders, then, marshaling his forces, formed them in loose lines, that they might no longer be singly attacked.	10
53	349	Suddenly, behind us, there was a splintering of lashed poles, and bindings, too, tore loose.	10
53	371	It pulled loose the dagger howling.	10
53	404	I leaped free of it and tore loose the chain, looping its bloody links about my own neck.	10
53	480	I shook loose of Turgus and Kisu and ran to the stones at the threshold.	10

Book 14. (21 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1025	"I will pay you!" I tried to tear loose then the steel slats from the aperture, to wad the jacket inside.	10
2	15	There was the driver of our cab, three burly fellows, two in jackets and one in a sweater, and one other man, dressed in a rumpled suit, his necktie loose about his throat.	10
4	203	The hair of slave girls is commonly worn long and loose, unbound.	10
8	12	She shook loose the blades of her slave whip.	10
11	671	She handed the collar and key to an attendant, a husky brute with a knife thrust in his belt, who handed her a loose, white gown which she, fastening a clasp at her throat, donned.	10
13	448	The short, loose silk she wore was hitched high, at her left hip.	10
13	473	I examined, with wonder and pleasure, the girl who stood before me, her small feet, bare, and trim ankles, her calves and thighs, the delicious curves of her body in the loose, scant silk, the loveliness of her slender throat, locked in its collar, the delicacy and beauty of her features, the loveli...	10
13	494	The coffle chain had its own collars, rounded and rather loose, which lay below the common collars of the girls; they could not, of course, be slipped.	10
13	777	I followed the double coffle on its left, for it was on the left side of her body that the exquisite, dark-haired girl's short, loose silk had been hitched up, baring her branded thigh to the hip.	10
18	143	She wore a full, beige skirt, the hem of which fell to within some six inches of the ground, and slim, high, black-leather boots; a beige blouse, and a beige jacket, belted, which fell to her thighs; too, she wore a loose hood, attached to the jacket by hooks, of matching beige material, and an opaq...	10
19	199	Her breasts were loose and sweet within her small garment.	10
25	105	"Krondar will probably kick you a few times, that your ribs may be broken, or pull you by the hair to your knees, that he may break loose your teeth or shatter your jaw, but you will live".	10
25	216	I broke loose from the crowd and lifted Krondar, bloody, to his feet.	10
25	379	I saw the tharlarion which had drawn the wagon, cut loose and stampeded, lumbering away.	10
26	22	I then jerked loose the helmet strap and, by the crest, tore away the helmet, backward, almost breaking the fellow's neck.	10
26	396	I whipped loose the strap from her ankles.	10
26	398	She ran behind me, gasping, uneasily, her wrists in my tether, her bare feet soft in the loose dirt of the tunnel.	10
27	229	"Even the tharlarion were turned loose and scattered".	10
28	13	I took the strap, then, and wrapped it several times about her throat, and then tucked in the loose end.	10
30	57	A loose slave can be a nuisance.	10
34	2	There were some slave girls, in brief tunics, and collars, loose in the camp, performing various duties.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	20	It seemed to me not unlikely that it might, if it had such a will, tear loose the very ring in the boards to which it was chained.	10
14	86	I had tied her wrists together before her body, before the opened door of the house, leaving a dangling, loose strap of about a foot in length.	10
23	260	If the cord were jerked loose the hair would fall, unbound, to the small of her back.	10
24	77	I jerked loose the disrobing loop at her left shoulder.	10
24	143	I jerked loose the yellow cord from her hair.	10
24	455	I lifted her high above me, bound, her dark hair, unbound, loose and wild about her.	10
24	535	I forced her to her knees in the water and then, holding her by the hair, not permitting her to leave her knees, I forced her head back until her dark hair, beneath where I had it knotted in my hand, was loose, floating in the water, and the bow of her exquisite slave beauty was well exposed to me.	10
24	584	The towel, in the night, had come loose from her hair.	10
28	177	Her long, blond hair was loose about her shoulders.	10
30	83	I tried to pull loose the chains, but they were of Gorean iron.	10
30	216	The collar was very beautiful on her throat, and her dark hair, loose and soft, as a slave's hair is commonly worn, was soft and lovely about her shoulders.	10
32	346	I tore loose, kicking, of the mud, and pushed upward toward the surface, which, after some seconds, gasping, I broke.	10

Book 16. (20 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	207	"Loose the gate! Loose the gate!" Cries of dismay rose from the water below, within the sea yard.	10
1	73	I heard the unwrapping and spilling of a sheaf of arrows, to be loose at hand behind one of the blinds.	10
1	98	I snapped loose the javelin from the stem castle and threw it, still flaming, overboard.	10
1	149	I heard the hiss and snap of our catapults, the twisted ropes snapping loose.	10
1	164	We slid along the chain, then, the oars on our starboard side striking loose the wicker shielding of another longboat, too close to the chain, and spilling men into the water.	10
3	36	The catapult on the enemy's stern castle had broken loose from its large, rotating mount.	10
4	153	Her ram took the lead ship in the stern, tearing away wood and breaking loose the starboard rudder.	10
5	8	Men on the Tina, using loose oars as levers, were trying to pry the ships apart.	10
5	62	In moments I and the others, now some seven men, cutting at pirates, severing ropes, separated the two vessels and, as they slipped loose of one another, leaped onto the stern of the Tina, falling upon the pirates who had boarded her there.	10
8	408	I then broke loose a board from the wall, a shelf, some two feet in length, with spike holes in it, to accommodate projections such as that on the silver candle bowl on the table.	10
9	331	She had perhaps been struck by one of the pirate ships, or perhaps, earlier, a casualty from a previous day, had come loose from one of the bars in the river.	10
9	407	A crate, loose in the water, struck against my legs.	10
16	174	Then, its mouth filled with rope, torn loose, it fell back into the water.	10
16	177	I struggled yet again, and this time heard the parting of fibers, ripping loose.	10
16	281	I tore loose a strip of it and, with this cordage, improvised a wrist sling.	10
16	311	I seized a broken oar from Spined Tharlarion, its blade gone, its shaft swinging loose in the thole port.	10
16	532	Then I pulled them to their feet and knotted together the two loose ends of the strap, thus again effectively putting them on a common leash.	10
17	95	The girl then slipped loose the binding-fiber belt, letting it fall against the two belt loops in the back.	10
19	475	She put her head down, the slave hood loose on her head.	10
19	479	She then lifted her head, the slave hood loose upon it.	10

Book 17. (11 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1365	Kog hurled the shield towards us and, like a great, shallow, concave bowl, it skimmed through the air, between us, and broke boards loose behind us.	10
1	1378	"Look at this," said one of Samos' men, working loose the great spear from the wall.	10
7	44	I looked down, and the girl, with loose, auburn hair, looked up.	10
8	263	"No," she said, "no!" The tie belt on her dress had then been jerked loose, its ends dangling, supported by their loops, beside her hips.	10
8	428	The vises were spun loose.	10
8	545	I shook them loose from my arms.	10
8	1049	I myself tended to prefer, on the whole, long, loose hair on a slave, tied back, if at all, with a headband or, behind the head, with a cloth or string.	10
12	33	Arrows had apparently been pried loose from the flesh, that they might be used again.	10
14	252	"Let loose of yourself.	10
17	459	A collar need not be as light and beautiful as the common, narrow, flat-band collars common in the high cities or the loose, light, rounded loops commonly referred to as Turian collars.	10
18	107	"Will you truly loose your shaft at me?" I asked Grunt, not turning about.	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1	The Procession of the Isanna Wasnapohdi, or Pimples, naked, her dark hair loose and wild behind her, strings of glass beads about her throat, put there by Grunt, marking her as his, in the tattered lodge I shared with Cuwignaka, clutched me, gasping, half rearing under me.	10
2	95	Before that time she was no more than a loose, meaningless, wandering, unclaimed animal.	10
3	170	Her hair, now loose, radiant in the sun, was spread and smoothed down her back.	10
7	5	She, like most other slave girls, whether of the red savages or not, wore it long and loose.	10
17	111	He would jerk loose the picket rope of his kaiila and mount it in a bound.	10
22	11	Cuwignaka, his foot on the man's chest, drew loose the lance.	10
24	31	I heard the two shafts crack together, Cuwignaka fending the driving point away, and then, to my dismay, I heard a swift, striking sound, and saw Cuwignaka struck from the side of the kaiila, and reeling and staggering backwards, then sprawling, his legs loose under him, to the dust, struck by the p...	10
26	44	I jerked loose the lance.	10
26	49	It made no sense to me that she should be loose on the field.	10
28	318	The archer, struck by the rider, was carried a dozen feet on the lance, before the blade, twisting, with the weight of the kaiila behind it, was dragged loose.	10
33	247	I let the two loose ends of the braided, rawhide rope, some seven or eight inches in length, dangle between her breasts.	10
34	141	"What is that on her neck?" she asked, referring to the narrow, dark, braided rawhide rope, looped three times about the slave's neck and knotted before her throat, the two loose ends dangling between her breasts.	10
34	324	He then tied the two loose ends together, closing the collar.	10
34	325	He jerked the two loose ends, sharply, snapping them in contrary directions, making the knot tight.	10
34	327	He released the two loose ends of the collar, below the knot, and they fell lightly, dangling, as was the case with Mira's collar, between her breasts.	10
36	32	A much stouter rope was already tied about it, with its loose end, several feet in length, coiled atop it.	10
39	9	He was almost thrown loose as the bird shook his head.	10
40	43	She wore a brief halter of Waniyanpi cloth which, by design, did little to conceal the beauty of her breasts; about her waist a string was tied; two pieces of Waniyanpi cloth, about a foot wide and two feet long, were thrust over and behind the string, one in front and one in back; these two pieces ...	10
40	523	Suddenly she broke loose from him and turned about, almost falling.	10
47	318	In a moment tarns had swept again from the ledge and then, seizing ropes and men in talons, at the very rock face itself, dragged dangling, screaming men from the sheer surface; ropes and men, tangled, were pulled away from the surface; ropes and men, torn loose from hand and footholds, unsupported,...	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	183	"They are the result, usually, of the coin, or object, being kept with several others, loose, in, say, a bag or box".	10
6	439	"This veil," I said, irritatedly, "is loose," reaching to it, fussing with it, taking a pin from it, with the result that the cloth, as though temporarily disarranged, fell to my left.	10
14	139	Then, to my surprise, he placed the two loose ends of the binding fiber in my hands.	10
15	5	He would probably not want it loose among the tents.	10
17	18	It was hot standing on the cement platform, my wrists in loose, but unslippable shackles, chained over my head.	10
27	2	The heavy belt, with the ring on it, through which the loose post strap passed, that strap looping the post and threaded through the belt ring, was put about my belly, and buckled shut, tightly, behind the small of my back.	10
29	35	In these jaunts we would normally wear loose, modest, white tunics.	10
30	341	"Loose the sleen!" I heard someone say.	10
36	646	And naturally, the female slave, collared, scantily clad, if clad, hair loose, for slaves commonly wear their hair thusly, exercised and dieted, groomed, graceful and trained, obedient, devoted, and passionate, fits in well with these various interests and preferences.	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	216	She unplaited her hair and, with her head down, shook it loose, and smoothed it.	10
6	1206	She removed her veil and threw back her hood, shaking loose her dark hair.	10
14	64	I thrust the heavy grating, loose now, to the side.	10
14	381	I tore away a tusk, breaking it loose, from the side of the jaw of the dead animal.	10
14	388	I tore loose part of the skin.	10
15	52	Her hair, I noted, was loose.	10
15	56	"Your hair is loose," I observed.	10
19	122	"Such a thing is loose in the city?" asked a man.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	6	Most of the women I had seen following the wagons, at any rate, knew enough by now to approach them only bareheaded, as female supplicants, too, to be more pleasing to the men who might possibly be persuaded to feed them, with their hair as visible and loose as that of slaves.	10
5	204	"I was cut loose by Genserix this morning," she said.	10
19	5	"What is wrong?" asked Boabissia, her hair wet and loose, come from the nearby stream, where she had washed it.	10
22	32	Several were loose.	10
24	584	The leash is long to permit it being used in a variety of ways, for example, for binding the female or, looped, or loose, for giving her the encouragement of the whistling leather, or, if desired, the administration of more serious lash discipline.	10
25	717	I then let her loose, and she fell back, twisting, on her shoulder, to the floor of the cage.	10
25	1088	It was loose.	10
25	1089	Slaves commonly wear their hair loose.	10
25	1927	I looked about, for a loose chain.	10
25	1946	They were apparently, at least those usually there, in use or, like the one I had found, loose on the floor.	10
25	1965	I shook them loose.	10
25	1983	I let the loose whip blades brush her back.	10
26	578	"Are your chains too tight? Would you like to be let loose from the nasty old slave ring? Have you learned now what it is to serve men? Have you squirmed well? Is your pretty little body tired of being chained? Is it sore? Does it ache? It is getting late, my beauty.	10
26	1589	"It might be a little loose," she said.	10
26	1591	To be sure, though in a different fashion, many slave garments are very loose.	10
26	1592	A common form of slave tunic, hanging loose and free about the body of the slave, is free of the right shoulder and held at the left shoulder by a disrobing loop.	10

Book 22. (12 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	319	I had belled myself as might have a slave, who knows that her bells must be on her tightly, firstly for psychological reasons, that she knows herself belled, and is conscious of all the erotic and humiliating richness of this, she, a belled animal, and secondly and thirdly, of course, for mechanical...	10
3	444	I then walked between two men, the second and third man, to the ladies' room, and brushed aside the loose door.	10
8	182	Usually, however, the hair of slaves is worn long, and loose, or confined only in some simple way, as with a ribbon or woolen fillet.	10
11	1087	For example, unlike many blindfolds, it, and in this respect it is similar to the full slave hood, is not likely to become dislodged or loose, even if the girl is handled with great roughness.	10
13	112	He then, in a moment or two, had the thong loose, and, its loops unwound, five of them, dropped it, with its strung bells, in the box.	10
13	813	I tried to pry myself loose from my sensations, but it was not easy, locked as I was in his arms.	10
20	362	"Are your hips still loose?" he asked.	10
24	124	Could I not be given a gesture of mercy, that I might turn about and flee back, scrambling up that loose sand to the comparative safety of the ridge, to seek shelter within the compass of the guard's whip and sword? The guard, however, made no motion.	10
24	263	"Are your hips still loose?" he asked.	10
26	176	He then cast loose the chain and moved his tharlarion forward, to ride with Pietro Vacchi.	10
29	939	Its head was loose on its shoulders, almost like a toy on a string.	10
32	233	Then he whipped loose the fiber on my wrists and, rolling it and putting it in his pouch, went to stand before me.	10

Book 23. (6 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	112	I looped one of the two loose ends from the stocking securing her wrists twice about her ankle tie and then tied it to the other loose end.	10
6	110	With one stocking I bound her hands together, behind her back, leaving two ends loose.	10
6	529	"Did I not yield?" The chain, its loose ends, the padlock, the small metal tarn tag, indicating she was in debt to the Crooked Tarn, clinked on her neck.	10
16	54	I pulled it loose then and, letting its tautness do the work, let it fly back over the walkway and the crenelation.	10
17	244	The spear, given the trembling of the ladder, from the movement and weight of the men upon it, and its twisting, slid loose from its precarious anchorage in the upright's edge, and the ladder, twisting, plunged forward again, again crashing against the wall.	10
20	176	Indeed, two trains of rafts now floated untethered in the harbor, and the other two trains floated loose, fastened only at one end, each still fastened to great pilings driven into the sand near guard stations, one on each side of the harbor.	10

Book 24. (13 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	144	He looked at the apparatus, burst in, hanging loose.	10
19	1622	I then lifted up one end, the loose end, of a long strap, also part of the harness I had worn in drawing the raft through the marsh, and tied it about the four turns of the strap on her neck.	10
26	176	"If a fellow goes to considerable risk to steal a kaiila, and is successful in doing so, he is not going to turn it loose".	10
28	8	In binding her hands I left a yard or so of fiber loose, wrapped about her left wrist, that it might serve, at my discretion, as convenient ankle binding.	10
28	269	I wondered if she had now, suddenly, become much more aware, and perhaps fearfully so, of her own attractions, of the luscious curves of her body, of the excitements of her figure, of the soft perfections of her breasts, so perfectly formed, of her graspable waist, of the flaring of her hips and the...	10
41	18	I then drew loose the disrobing loop of the silk, at her left shoulder, and drew aside the silk.	10
46	156	It would presumably be only a matter of time until she, a lovely barefoot slave loose in the camp, would attract attention.	10
46	182	"Have you see a fair-haired slave in a brown tunic about, loose?" I asked.	10
46	212	"Have you seen a blond slave," I asked, "loose, in a slit-sided brown tunic, in a strap collar?" "No," he said.	10
46	308	"Have you seen a blond slave, loose?" I asked.	10
46	350	In the aisle at the foot of the cages I saw several dislodged cages, tipped about one way and the other, some of which had been pulled loose in their search, and some of which, tumbling down, had been directed at me, none of which, happily, had struck me.	10
47	298	"We will take these fellows a few pasangs from Brundisium," said the leader of the mercenaries, "strip them and set them loose".	10
48	247	I got the key into the shackle and opened it, and he pulled her loose.	10

Book 25. (9 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	274	Marcus looped the cord and put it over her, so that the loop hung behind her back and two loose ends before her.	10
8	645	The belt, doubled, hung loose in Marcus' hand.	10
8	1039	Then she had the knot loose and pulled away the girdle.	10
12	7	I delivered similar blows to the two ends of the chest, splintering it loose of nails and the back.	10
14	508	He jerked loose the thong from her wrists.	10
16	197	I then tore loose a part of his tunic and thrust it in his mouth.	10
24	5	She was now in a short cloak, held about her neck, and, under it, in a tiny, loose, beltless rep-cloth tunic, fastened only at the left shoulder.	10
28	132	It would have to be burst in, breaking loose the brackets from the wall on my side.	10
28	143	I pulled loose the lock peg.	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	167	Even if I had been able to get loose from my collar, that by means of which I had been fastened to the wall of my chamber, even if I had been able, somehow, to get through the heavy door which kept me in my chamber, I would, I supposed, have soon encountered another barrier, that which, presumably, ...	10
7	591	It was tied shut with a tiny string, the ends of which are loose, that they might, with a casual tug, be freed, the vest then ready to be slipped away, to the back.	10
7	602	The cord must be tied in such a way that it may be easily tugged loose.	10
7	824	Indeed, I suspected that Aynur, had she been alone with him, had she not been before us, had she not had her talmit, had her hair been loose, had she been naked, save perhaps for her collar and some ornaments, might have begged prettily, and quite abjectly, upon her knees, for the permission to rend...	10
10	650	The keeper, or jailer, looped the leash coils about my neck, rather closely, tucking in the loose end to hold them in place.	10
11	82	I was not too pleased to see that the beast was loose.	10
11	1826	I felt a rope passed before me and then under my arms, the loose ends behind me.	10
13	471	Her hair was long and loose.	10
15	59	"Do you wish to be set loose in the mountains, or in the city?" he asked.	10
24	836	It then hung loose within the ring.	10
33	46	A trailer is usually a smaller beast, and one more easily managed, but it is, when all is said and done, a sleen, and trailers not unoften, at the hunt's end, their instincts preponderating, break loose for the kill.	10
34	108	Bolts were still loose in the plate.	10
34	201	"Loose three slaves to serve," said the leader of the strangers.	10
37	29	"We will loose them here," said the leader of the strangers.	10
37	45	"Loose the sleen," said the leader of the strangers.	10
37	708	Suddenly in back of us, and above us, over the pool, we heard a bolt, that of the cage latch, jerked loose.	10
37	1108	He might have but one chance to loose it.	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	44	Her hair was now loose, as women such as she must commonly wear it.	10
8	52	The kennel was furnished, for amenities, with some loose straw and a small, short, torn, thin, threadbare blanket.	10
9	187	She did so, and shook it loose.	10
14	51	Sometimes they were even rather loose, suggesting to a foolish girl the possibility of slipping them.	10
19	61	The tarn goad he placed in a wall, behind a loose board.	10
19	395	Portus, taking his concealed tarn goad from its hiding place to one side, behind the loose board, entered the tarn cage in which he had placed the oblong, mysterious package before the arrival of the Cosian soldiers, and retrieved it from under the straw.	10
19	449	"That would be like turning larls loose in the streets.	10
20	293	Two tarnsmen of the flighted squad wheeled from their formation, and began to approach the loose, leaderless line of six tarns, which had been the fourth through the ninth tarns in the original train, the fourth through the seventh with baskets, Ellen in the last basket, that carried by the seventh ...	10
20	331	On the other hand, she was not eager to fall into the hands of strangers, to whom she would be no more than a loose verr or strayed kaiila.	10
20	379	The basket began to jerk in flight, and then it was held by only three ropes, as one of the anchoring ropes slipped loose, off the torn wicker.	10
22	522	Had he been her master, in private compartments, she would not have hesitated to permit such an inadvertence, or she might have tied the loose bondage knot in her hair, on the left, as a mute plea for attention.	10
25	726	A second attendant thrust a key into the iron cuff which clasped her left wrist, and the metal fell away, loose on the chain.	10
27	1949	"They chew loose the harness and let the meat escape!" "How will we get back?" asked Tersius Major.	10
27	2076	"Until you loose the bolt, perhaps, but then you are no more than another man, and, I think, less than one".	10

Book 28. (25 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	254	The human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk.	10
1	420	Sometimes catchers, small Kurii, badly pelted, only four or five hundred pounds in weight, prowled the habitat, searching for loose humans, escaped or strayed, usually to be hamstrung and put back in the barred pens, then unable to walk, unable then to do much more than feed at the troughs, fatten, ...	10
1	905	Then, humiliated, lost to honor, broken as a warrior and man, shamed and degraded, mocked, they might do with him as they pleased, perhaps doing away with him in some grisly, amusing fashion on some holiday, or even turning him loose, if they wished, naked in some wilderness, to live as he could wit...	10
2	32	It seems likely he would have shortly lost consciousness when he became aware, dimly, that one of the loose containers was suddenly moving about, and it seemed a wind of tiny particles, like a dry blizzard of dust and scraps, invaded the corridor.	10
2	136	The blonde suddenly squirmed loose and darted from the container.	10
14	15	He was brought furs from which he fabricated a loose tunic, and was given a sharpened stick, some seven feet in length.	10
21	495	"The Kur should loose his grip!" said Cabot.	10
33	183	Cabot's foot slipped between parted logs, and he drew it up, swiftly, as the logs, loose in their ropes, clashed together.	10
34	71	"Here!" In the darkness, in the cold, blinding water, he thrust the slave to the log, and, with loops of wet rope, loose from the log, fastened her to it, and then he thrust his own arm amongst the ropes, and clung to the log as it pitched about, rising and falling, and sometimes rolling over, takin...	10
35	142	"He was seized, but tore loose and then, though fired upon and wounded severely, losing much blood, fled from the habitats".	10
39	10	The ideal is to attack a loose, preferably straggling, single file from the rear, target by target.	10
41	33	"How is it loose?" she asked.	10
43	25	Cabot would not have time to activate the bow, to loose it from his shoulder, arrow it, and draw it.	10
44	238	"Take this one," said Lord Grendel, tossing the loose end of the rope leash to the other Kur.	10
45	56	Indeed, it may have been a bit shorter than even that of the slave, which was already scandalously brief, or, as the saying is, "slave short," and, in addition, its light fabric, unshaped and loose on her body, was split at both hips, to the waist.	10
47	12	Cabot heard another cry of misery and saw one of his fellows slipping down the surface, scratching at it with his finger nails, and then, he, too, lost the surface, was loose in the air, turning, and disappeared in the greenery below.	10
47	123	One of the purple scarves freed an arm from the wing harness and groped for a hand weapon, as he spun about, loose, helplessly, in the atmosphere.	10
47	125	Cabot saw blood streaming loose in the atmosphere, like a shredding silken ribbon, and Lord Grendel, eyes half blinded with blood, spit away throat and bone.	10
47	139	Cabot saw loops of gut loose amongst the beating wings, and Statius' foe, striking Statius' jaws away from his shoulder with a mighty blow, turned about, erratically, and tried to strike away.	10
47	144	Lord Grendel thrust up the weapon with his wing, and then, spinning about, close to his foe, who floated before him, had one hand loose from the wing harness and tore the weapon from the Kur's grasp, and the Kur recovered control of the wings, and backed away, warily.	10
67	80	They were loose, ready.	10
68	1	An Encounter in the Forest "Do not loose your arrow, if you are so armed!" called the Kur.	10
73	107	"She was picked up by one of our other groups," said Lord Grendel, "and, as a loose slave, was well roped, hand and foot.	10
77	294	Flavion's great blade again swung in a mighty arc and Cabot caught it on the double head of his own ax, and a blast of sparks burst into the air, and the head of Cabot's ax hung in its bindings, loose, against the haft of his ax.	10
80	228	She shook loose long blond hair, and looked upon the group.	10

Book 29. (6 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	466	I then drew her, stumbling, by the loose end of the strap to the edge of the forest.	10
8	25	He wore a light, loose, white robe, which came about to his knees.	10
10	49	The man's kimono is informal, elegant, and loose, and allows much freedom of movement.	10
17	111	Then it had an arm loose and the ground about, to thrashing and screaming, was muddied with blood.	10
19	77	There was blood on his loose, short-armed robe.	10
20	43	He had then, it seemed, with several others, taken refuge in the stable, doubtless first urging others to loose tharlarion and attempt to escape in the confusion, an attempt in which he had apparently declined to participate, preferring to remain concealed, planning to make away in the darkness.	10

Book 30. (13 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	179	She removed the binding fiber, drawing it loose, and then, slowly, carefully looping it, put it to her left, beside her, at her left knee.	10
3	452	It was almost as though I might have been a loose verr".	10
3	1460	"Often, in Ar," I said, "your veil was loose, disarranged, as though carelessly, before guards and other males".	10
9	109	One of our men, finger by finger, pried loose the blade from the clenched hand.	10
13	131	Too, a large ship, with the force of the wind in her sails, might tear herself loose".	10
14	15	The sails of the great ship behind us hung loose, scarcely stirring.	10
16	200	One could not well cut the chain behind the grapnels, but axes cut at the rails, and several of the grapnels, given the stress of climbers, broke loose.	10
19	115	I saw rising, on either side, and before, mountains rising from the sea, mountains of fire, bursting alive, mountains moving, rising, run with molten streams of rock, some loose like flaming water, some patient and thick, dully red, and from these strange mountains, cast into the air were clouds of ...	10
22	250	There was a sudden cry from Lord Nishida and our fellows cast aside the bodies, bristling with arrows, and leaped upon the startled, disconcerted archers, only feet away, few of whom could train or loose more than a single arrow before dying.	10
36	251	I trembled, for I had seen that simplicity, that ease of grip before, neither clenched nor tight, neither loose nor careless, in a guardsman's blade, moving toward a fellow backed against a wall.	10
36	391	When danger is imminent the strap is usually, for a right-handed swordsman, simply put loose over the left shoulder, where, in a moment, the blade drawn, the belt and sheath may be held, as the stranger did, or, as is often the case, discarded altogether, to be retrieved later, this being permitted ...	10
37	14	* * * * It had taken Callias only a moment, in the back room of the warehouse, at the side of the slave, to cut away her bonds, and tear loose the blindfold and gag.	10
37	658	I might have been concerned here, but the warehouse seemed filled with bulging purses, and the counting boards on several of the long tables were so filled that coins lay loose, spilled beside them.	10

Book 31. (16 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	64	The soldiers, or guardsmen, despite the fire, were pulling down hangings, and prying loose panels from the wall.	10
7	567	Its loose ends were then threaded through the loop, and I felt it jerked tight, against the collar.	10
9	246	I think, however, this lapse was not inadvertent, as she did not immediately restore it, but let it lay loose for a moment, as she smiled.	10
10	10	It took only a startled, miserable instant to recall the occasion of my loss of consciousness, and one of the first sights to greet me were the eyes of that enormous, crouching beast, regarding me, peering out from within that dark, loose, blanket-like robe and hood within which he concealed, as he ...	10
10	13	Yet I had gathered from the utilization of the device, or translator, which still hung from its neck, I could see the loose chain, it was rational.	10
12	135	"A larl is loose in the city," said the Tarnster.	10
15	21	And I suspected this had less to do with the curfew, than with the fear of what might be loose in the streets, moving in the darkness.	10
17	146	Some slaves, as I, were on short ring chains, but many were loose, wandering about, though back-braceleted.	10
18	514	I recognize her soft, light, loose sheen of swirling, diaphanous yellow silk.	10
21	38	It is easy enough to knot a cloth about one's neck and use it to wipe away sweat, and men, for some reason, seem to find sweat-wet hair, loose about a kajira's features, attractive.	10
22	20	She chatted with the men, her veil casually loose.	10
22	122	We will break the tusks loose from the jaws.	10
23	89	Shortly thereafter a vast, loose quantity of mud, some fifty paces wide, and perhaps fifteen deep, moved past us, before us, downward, slowly, then more rapidly, to plunge into the valley below, perhaps a quarter of a pasang distant.	10
45	53	Might the knives of expanding ice in fissures have broken loose stones, some like small mountains? I wondered if, in its long past, the Voltai had witnessed the passage of oceans of ice at its feet, oceans which might bear ships of stone.	10
47	20	The veil was loose about her lower face, more a token of veiling than anything else.	10
52	140	I saw him shake loose the blades of the whip, and they dangled.	10

Book 32. (11 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	90	I would be looked upon as what I was, a loose animal, a possibly desirable, loose animal, to be taken in hand and dealt with as strong men might please.	10
8	447	The loop was loose, but it could not be slipped.	10
8	500	Docksmen stood at mooring cleats, ready to loose the ropes and fling them to fellows aboard the ship.	10
20	210	"In the morning, or soon," said a girl, "when we are loose, let us all run away".	10
25	48	I am loose, and running, and I sped on, again.	10
25	102	In a loose sense, it was edible.	10
43	904	"Cut us loose," I said, "now, if you would live.	10
46	2	A loose tracking sleen, if preceding its hunters, would have found me by now.	10
48	120	Then I saw the larger beast rear up from that loose, spattering tangle of fur and blood, its jaws on the throat of the smaller beast, and, itself rent, torn, and bloody, its flanks and shoulders red with the furrows of claw marks, it lifted the smaller body half from the ground, and shook it, and sh...	10
50	64	We wish to loose the laris again".	10
54	137	To my consternation he pulled me to my feet, removed his jacket from me, and yanked loose the disrobing loop on my tunic.	10

Book 33. (12 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	309	Surely much could be done with the robes of concealment, with their layerings and drapings, their bright colors, so ingeniously arranged, with veils slack or disarranged, even diaphanous, the street veil brazenly neglected, with loose, casual hoods from which strands of hair might escape, as though ...	10
10	15	Its beak can tear a head from a body and its talons can tear loose the backbone of a larl.	10
14	17	"Do not loose your arrows," I said.	10
32	84	His blade, a field sword, that purloined from Tajima, was loose in his hand.	10
32	85	I stomped on his wrist and the hilt was free, and then, with a sweeping kick, I slid the loose blade across the floor, between the Ashigaru, to Yasushi, who seized it up with a cry of elation.	10
32	110	"It is loose!" "Unbar the door.	10
38	117	The high lashings must have torn loose.	10
42	45	When two Ashigaru came about the tent to investigate the local collapse of canvas they encountered Haruki, apparently bewildered, who called their attention to the loose ropes and sagging canvas, not that this situation really required his exposition.	10
59	109	At this point, the leash loose, Kameko leaped to her feet, ran to the dais, ascended it, and put herself to the feet of Lord Yamada.	10
60	277	Pertinax seized a thrusting glaive behind the blade and yanked it up, with two hands, blood running down his right arm, shaking loose a startled Ashigaru from the shaft, he plunging back into the water.	10
61	1041	The tiny sound I had heard, almost at the same moment as the shouted warning of Licinius Lysias, and the attack of Daichi, had been the movement of some of those tiny articles, bones and shells, loose in the box.	10
61	1143	I surveyed the greenish cast in those flashing eyes, the olive skin, the loose, black hair, rich and abundant about her shoulders, the delicacy of her features, so deliciously and exquisitely feminine, so exciting, the hint of a marketable figure beneath those clumsy robes of concealment.	10

Book 34. (12 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	271	I blinked, and shook my head, my hair loose about me.	10
36	48	"Did you not think it strange that a display slave should be loose in the streets of Ar, not on a chain following a borne palanquin, not reclining on flower petals or luxurious furs, on the steps before a curule chair, not shut within a pleasure garden?" "I did not think of it," I said.	10
36	71	"Why was she loose on the streets?" he asked.	10
37	44	"If you are so valuable, such a beauty," I said, "why are you loose, marketing?" "For weeks," she said, "I pleaded to be a common slave, to serve in the house, in the kitchen, outside in the garden, anywhere, but free from the misery and sadness of the display chain".	10
50	375	"Tear them loose, strip," he said.	10
50	396	Angrily, with hot, bitter tears, the Lady Alexina tore at the robes, frenziedly, ripping loose hooks, and fastenings, and then she stood before him, the bulky, cumbersome robes of concealment beside her, discarded.	10
52	233	Kurik then, the blades of the whip loose, suddenly rent the air, with a blazing hiss, but a few inches from me.	10
60	93	I reached wildly, foolishly, to the chains at his legs, and tried to pull them loose.	10
62	141	There are many begging signals, from things as simple as tying the loose bondage knot in one's hair to kneeling and kissing and licking the master's feet, whimpering in need.	10
65	48	If you were loose, and fled, you would be soon apprehended, and might be hamstrung as fugitive slaves, if only by the guards of the caravanserai".	10
65	207	"Upon my signal," cried the first voice, "loose your quarrels".	10
68	526	As I followed him, I tied the loose, simple bondage knot in my hair.	10

Book 35. (11 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	762	We were then, it seemed, turned about, adrift, loose in the water.	10
23	33	I wore a large, loose, plaid, cotton shirt and a pair of jeans, the sort of commonly masculine clothing by means of which a woman of Earth might attempt to draw attention to herself, as though challenging men by donning their customary garmenture; or perhaps trying to prove that clothing is, or shou...	10
28	7	I was not close-shackled, and my body, interestingly, bore but one bond, a loose chain, of some five feet in length, fastened to a slave ring in the floor.	10
33	73	I supposed it had to do with rence; rence would be familiar to them, a part of the marshes, here snagged, here floating, here loose, there massed, there tangled and rotting.	10
33	129	The grip of such jaws could tear loose the side from a canal boat, or bite a rence craft in two.	10
33	287	"And when can you loose your quarrel?" asked the beast.	10
33	551	At that moment it seemed chaos broke out havoc loose down striking gigantic form dreadful fierce scarcely glimpsed out of darkness descending splintering wood lantern struck aside sinking into marsh shouting men curses cries leather wings broad wide vast alive beating once twice long narrow jaw so q...	10
37	253	Similarly tying the loose bondage knot in her hair may bring discipline.	10
42	124	Then the beam smote another panel loose.	10
45	163	The purse of Vas of Anango was cut loose from his belt and given to the young swordsman, who refused it, on the grounds that its contents had not been well won, having been tainted with dishonor.	10
46	60	Masters may not care for this, but facts, allusions, loose talk, rumors, and such, abound amongst the tables.	10

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	36	"But you wear a sword, sheathed, on a single strap, the leather not fastened across your body, but loose, over your left shoulder," he said.	10
6	266	"You were quicker than I!" I pulled loose the hand of Aktis.	10
19	8	Few blades in the islands can divide a loose, falling, unresisting net.	10
46	9	The great hall of Mytilene, where indoor markets, public meetings, and expositions were often held, had lost a wall and a portion of its roof, but the loose plaster, stone, wood, timbers, rafters, boards, and paneling had all been swept, or carried, aside and five long tables, two of them improvised...	10
53	47	There was much screaming, much confusion, a splintering of ladders, a tumbling of rectangular blocks of stone, intended originally to be ammunition for the great catapults, the tearing loose of tent pegs which had been pounded into the flesh of the island, and a scattering of tents rising from the b...	10
57	60	The ideal points of purchase for grapnels, the likely targets of their application, had been partially sawed through, and, given the stress imposed by the straining ropes, these points, mostly railings, broke loose.	10
58	169	Thurnock gestured to the sail, loose on its yard.	10