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Months

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	56	When I emerged from the mountains, I found I had been gone seven months.	10
20	57	It was simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	Yet, several months later, I understand that Tarl Cabot stumbled out of these same mountains, alive and well, but apparently under the stress of some emotional shock which had culminated in amnesia—at least for that period during which he had been missing.	10
1	34	How had he lived for those months, where had he been, what had he done? It was almost seven years after I had known Tarl Cabot at the college when I saw him on the streets of Manhattan.	10
1	59	We talked of dozens of things, but neither of us mentioned his abrupt response to my greeting, nor did we speak of those mysterious months in which he had disappeared in the mountains of New Hampshire.	10
1	60	In the ensuing months, my studies permitting, we saw one another fairly often.	10
1	65	I wondered upon occasion why Cabot did not speak to me more openly on certain matters, why he so jealously guarded the mystery of those months in which he had been absent from the college.	10
1	68	It was late one night, in early February, and we were drinking once more at that small bar in which we had had our first drink that incredible sunny afternoon some months before.	10
17	84	The life expectancy of the mine slave, given the labor and food, if he does not die under the whips of the overseers, is usually from six months to one year.	10
19	158	The words of the man of Ar, he who had worn the robes of the Initiates, he who had brought me the message of the Priest-Kings on the road to Ko-ro-ba that violent night months before, rang in my ears, "Throw yourself upon your sword, Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" But I knew then that I would not throw myself u...	10
20	58	As might be expected there are related expressions for the months of the solstices, En'Var-Lar-Torvis and Se'Var-Lar-Torvis, or, again rather literally, The First Resting and the Second Resting of the Central Fire.	10
21	189	"And perfectly trained for months in the slave pens of Ar".	10
26	64	Each silver mask would have six months in which she would be free to live within the city and be fed at the common tables, much as before the revolt.	10
26	65	But within that six months she is expected to find a man of Tharna to whom she will propose herself as a Free Companion.	10
26	68	After the six months, however—perhaps she has been reluctant to seek a master?—her initiative in these matters is lost and she belongs to the first man who encircles her throat with the graceful, gleaming badge of servitude.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	14	I would stop briefly at the fair, for I must purchase food for the journey into the Sardar and I must entrust a leather-bound package to some member of the Caste of Scribes, a package which contained an account of what had occurred at the city of Tharna in the past months, a short history of events ...	10
6	31	I felt, for some months, rather awkward, rather unsteady perched on a little wooden platform supported by four narrow sticks.	10
6	39	It seems she thereafter, because of her embarrassment, would never see the warrior and he, at last, impatient and desiring her, carried her off as a slave girl, and returned to the city months later with her as his Free Companion.	10
26	117	"Once," said the Attendant, "and it took several months, but there is no danger because we feed and water them from the outside".	10
34	198	I remained some days beside the Sardar, in the camp of some men from Tharna, whom I had known several months before.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	In the past months I had made my way, afoot, overland, across the equator, living by hunting and occasional service in the caravans of merchants, from the northern to the southern hemisphere of Gor.	10
1	24	I had left the vicinity of the Sardar Range in the month of Se'Var, which in the northern hemisphere is a winter month, and had journeyed south for months; and had now come to what some call the Plains of Turia, others the Land of the Wagon Peoples, in the autumn of this hemisphere; there is, due ap...	10
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
5	40	The Gorean master, commonly, likes a spirited girl, one who fights the whip and collar, resisting until at last, perhaps months later, she is overwhelmed and must acknowledge herself his, utterly and without reservation, then fearing only that he might tire of her and sell her to another.	10
7	207	It had been, after all, months since the Nest War and surely, by now, to some extent, Priest-Kings would have managed to restore significant portions of the equipment, devices of surveillance and control, by means of which they had, for such long millennia, managed to maintain their mastery of this ...	10
8	1	The Wintering If I had hoped for an easy answer to the riddles which concerned me, or a swift end to my search for the egg of Priest-Kings, I was disappointed, for I learned nothing of either for months.	10
8	79	I was pleased with how well, in the past months, Elizabeth had done with the language.	10
8	212	In the hour that followed I rejoiced that I had spent much of the last several months, when not riding with Kamchak in the care of his bosk, in the pleasant and, to a warrior, satisfying activity of learning Tuchuk weaponry, both of the hunt and war.	10
10	140	I also knew a good training would take months, though much can be done with an intelligent girl in only a few weeks.	10
10	505	Inwardly I moaned, for in the past months I had come to respect and feel an affection for the shrewd, gusty, brawny Tuchuk.	10
25	624	She seemed to me clearly out to win, to enjoy herself perhaps, but to win, and then exact from me something in the way of vengeance for all the months and days in which she, proud, independent wench, had been only slave.	10
26	326	From it, wet, wrinkled, rotted, dead for perhaps months or years, he drew forth the body of an unborn tharlarion.	10
26	480	"But I lived in your wagon for months!" I cried.	10
28	8	I recalled how cruel she had been to Elizabeth in the long months she had been with the Tuchuks, and how she had tormented her even when she was helpless in the cage of a sleen, mocking her and poking at her with the bosk stick.	10

Book 5. (40 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	612	Month names differ, unfortunately, from city to city, but, among the civilized cities, there are four months, associated with the equinoxes and solstices, and the great fairs at the Sardar, which do have common names, the months of En'Kara, or En'Kara-Lar-Torvis; En'Var, or En'var-Lar-Torvis; Se'Kar...	10
15	114	Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, though she had now been gone months from the House, had been kept for better than two months in the cell for Special Captures.	10
2	192	Kazrak, with loyal followers, and the beautiful Sana of Thentis, his consort, had left the city months before.	10
4	227	The training, exhaustive and detailed, I knew would take months.	10
4	229	Further, such training, though spread over a period of months, normally consumes only about five of the Gorean hours daily, that the girls have time to rest, to absorb their lessons, to recreate themselves in the pools and gardens of the house.	10
4	257	"Please Master! No! No!" "Perhaps," said Cernus, "if your training proceeds rapidly and favorably you may, after some months, find other quarters".	10
5	145	* * * * Some months before, Elizabeth and I, the egg of Priest-Kings in the saddlepack of my tarn, had returned to the north from the Plains of Turia, the Land of the Wagon Peoples.	10
5	192	For many months, while you labored in our service in the Land of the Wagon Peoples, thousands upon thousands of those of Ko-ro-ba have returned to the city.	10
5	609	It was one day to Thentis by tarn, but in the wagon we knew the trip would take perhaps the better part of one of the twenty-five day Gorean months.	10
5	610	There are twelve twenty-five day Gorean months, incidentally, in most of the calendars of the various cities.	10
9	13	Slavers are angry, incidentally, when a city does fall, for then the market is likely to be depressed for months, due to the influx of new slaves, sometimes numbered in the thousands.	10
11	54	They had doubtless been watched, without their knowledge studied and investigated, their habits noted, their common movements and routines recorded, for months prior to the strike of the slaver at a predetermined place and time.	10
14	45	"He has found numerous notes and maps, but it may take months to copy them.	10
14	58	"Still," I said, "it seems like a very long time to wait—months".	10
14	107	I was angry and frustrated that Caprus would not surrender the results of his labors before their completion, but I could understand his reasoning, his fears; and, on the other hand, the fact that he had himself located the documents we wished and was copying them gave me great satisfaction, for it ...	10
15	6	As the weeks had worn on, becoming months, I had grown more and more apprehensive and impatient.	10
15	75	In the past months I had spent my time variously.	10
15	122	After two months of such treatment, Cernus, perhaps because he wearied of her body, or because he felt she was now ready, now at the height of her hatreds and miseries, ordered her sent to Tor, where, I heard, she was collared, marked and publicly sold during the ninth passage hand, that preceding t...	10
15	123	It was thought she would probably return to Ar within two months.	10
15	143	In the past two months, in particular, I noted two young Warriors, guards, recent additions to the staff of the House.	10
15	215	At last, after this cruel and almost interminable repetition, utilizing simple psychological principles, intended to brand into the girls' psyche the identity of a Pleasure Slave, the girls began the period of exercises, many of which would, for certain periods of the day, be carried through the nex...	10
15	216	During the next weeks and months the lessons of Flaminius were never again touched upon, except occasionally, for her amusement, by Sura, who would suddenly cry to one of the girls, at the same time brandishing the slave goad, such a query as "What do you want more than anything?" to which the girl,...	10
15	358	My own duties during these months in the House of Cernus remained light, consisting of little more than accompanying Cernus on infrequent occasions on which he left the house, a member of his guard; in the city Cernus traveled in a sedan chair, borne on the shoulders of eight men.	10
15	361	The training of the girls, over the months, had been substantially completed, and would be for all practical purposes finished by the end of the twelfth passage hand.	10
15	368	I gather his planning must have been successful, for sales generally in Ar during the first two months of the New Year were down somewhat from seasonal norms, as though Ar's gold for slaves was being held somewhat, in anticipation of the Love Feast.	10
16	34	On the first day of En'Kara much of the old year had been forgotten, but there were three who could not forget it; Portus, who lay chained in the dungeons of the Central Cylinder; Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, now free, but who had endured the shame of slavery, and would perhaps never again permit hersel...	10
17	583	Her black hair was quite marvelous, long and unbound, falling as it did over her shoulders; her eyes were dark and deeply beautiful; her body, as the slave masters had intended, was tormentingly magnificent; the features of her face and lips showed to my eye, which had become more discerning in the ...	10
18	425	I returned to him; beneath the iron on his ankles and wrists, and on his throat, there were scars, like white bands, pale shadows of the dark metal; it would take months to form such scars, superseding the fearful sores that must first have been inflicted.	10
18	439	I did not know what its shock would be to his system, after apparently months of torture, confinement, fear, poor food, the water, the urts.	10
18	451	"You were accurate," I said, regarding the carefully drawn scratches, the rows methodically laid out, the months, the five-day weeks, the passage hands.	10
18	468	In the background I could see the lean Scribe whom I had thought for these many months to be Caprus.	10
18	508	And here, while we have through the months advanced our cause you have stood by, patiently and cooperatively, a dupe and a fool, our guarantee that Priest-Kings would not send another".	10
18	524	"I have an amusing fate in store for you," said Cernus, "which I have considered these many months".	10
19	4	Cernus, sensing the temper and curiosity of the crowds, had determined to make them wait for his surprise delights, over a hundred of them, whose supposed qualities of beauty and skill, enhanced by the mysterious aura of barbaric origin, had been for months the object of ever more eager rumors and e...	10
20	40	The entire Hinrabian family, in caravan, had been ambushed, months ago, shortly after leaving the vicinity of Ar enroute to the desert city of Tor.	10
20	124	I recalled that in his kitchen, seemingly months ago, though only a handful of days past, I had seen a mutilated girl.	10
20	187	I had gathered in the months in the house, from what I had seen and heard, that Cernus was indeed a fine player.	10
21	229	I felt the sword in my hand, brought to me by Ho-Tu, the sword I had carried in the siege of Ar, years before, which I had taken to Tharna, which I had carried to the very nest of Priest-Kings, which had been with me on the vast, southern prairies of Gor, and which I had brought once more to the gat...	10
22	597	He removed his helmet, the arena helmet which had for so many months concealed his features.	10
24	304	"It was clear months ago that Cernus would attempt to market the girls, among other barbarians, on the Love Feast in the Curulean".	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	4	Thus, over a period of months, a given layer of rence, after being the top layer, will gradually be submerged and forced lower and lower until it, at last, is the deepest layer and, with its adjacent layers, begins to deteriorate.	10
10	5	I had been in Port Kar for some seven Gorean months.	10
10	54	He had been a captain for only four months, having acquired the fifth ship, medium class, required.	10
10	74	I had done well in Port Kar, since I had come to the city some seven months ago.	10
10	269	In the last two months, in my holding, I had been largely occupied with matters of business and management, mostly organizing and planning the voyages of others.	10
13	2	It was now within the Fifth Passage Hand, some four months after the unsuccessful coup of Henrius Sevarius in the city of Port Kar.	10
13	5	Some four months ago I, in my swiftest ram-ship, accompanied by my two other ram-ships, and escorted, as well, by five ram-ships of the arsenal, heavy class, had come to the vast, wall-encircled harbors of Telnus, which is the capital city of the Ubarate of Cos.	10
13	520	It was, accordingly, no accident that I, Bosk, from the marshes, in the Fifth Passage Hand of the year 10,120 from the founding of the city of Ar, four months after the unsuccessful coup of Henrius Sevarius in the city of Port Kar, stood admiral on the stern castle of my flagship, the Dorna of Tharn...	10
14	72	Doubtless, from hold to hold, over the months, the word has spread that Bosk not only would not sink a round ship, but that, when he took one, he freed her slaves.	10
14	73	I think, had it not been for this, my own actions against round ships of the past months would not have been as successful as they had been.	10
18	831	"Why!" "Samos," said I, "was it from you that the message came, months ago, which I received in the Council of Captains, seeking to speak with me?" "Yes," said Samos.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	143	After all, we had known one another for many months, and had been together, I recalled, from well before the time when Targo had first crossed the Laurius northward to the compound above the town of Laura.	10
15	156	We were not given advantages and privileges over them! Surely I, at least, should have received some consideration, for I had known Ute for many months, and we had been friends.	10
17	211	I served for months in the paga tavern.	10
17	423	"Were you in a place where they could have you when they wished, and yet not seem to own you, nor risk identifying themselves with you prematurely, lest others take note?" "For months," I said, "I served as a slave in a paga tavern".	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	352	It was quite possibly the same camp he had used several months ago, when, as recreation from the duties of the Ubar, he had gone hunting in the northern forests, a sporting trip in which he had captured a large number of animals, and, as well, Verna, a famed outlaw woman, and her entire band.	10
11	244	"What is it to me," he asked, "if she should, in months, of her own accord, come to understand her brand, her silk and her collar.	10
11	245	What is it to me, if she should, in months, of her own accord, choose to fasten a talender in her hair?" I regarded him.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	174	Many such ships, however, are sailed by the men of Torvaldsland, particularly late in the season, when the ship is less tight from months of the sea's buffeting.	10
8	58	The perfumes I was displaying to her had been taken, more than six months ago, by the Forkbeard from a vessel of Cos.	10
10	392	"In Ax Glacier country," said the Forkbeard, with great seriousness, "the night is six months long".	10
10	424	Dagmar had, two months ago, stolen a piece of cheese from Pretty Ankles; she had been beaten for that, at the post, fastened there by Ottar and switched by Pretty Ankles, until Pretty Ankles had tired of switching her; too, she had not been found sufficiently pleasing by several of the Forkbeard's o...	10
10	577	I have been, by my reckoning, eight months in the north".	10
13	160	"It will last many months, even against rain".	10

Book 10. (15 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	191	Sometimes, months later, even when not under the switch, a girl would, upon a mistake in grammar or vocabulary, wince, as though expecting a fresh sting of the switch.	10
1	421	"Ibn Saran, in the past months, has heard an unusual thing," said Samos.	10
1	521	Then, over months, her hair had been permitted to regrow.	10
1	597	I had, two months ago, returned from Torvaldsland, where I had attended to certain matters of the sword.	10
2	105	The wages for a caravan trip, which often takes months, commonly will last the fellow about ten days, or, if nursed out, some fifteen days.	10
3	79	It had been he who had, enroute in a caravan, months before, discovered the rock on which had been inscribed 'Beware the steel tower.	10
3	135	Enroute I would find the rock which had been discovered, some months ago, by the boy Achmed, the son of Farouk.	10
7	38	And, earlier, months ago, a caravan boy, Achmed, the son of the merchant, Farouk of Kasra, had found the inscription on a rock, "Beware the steel tower".	10
11	107	It might be of interest to note that children of the nomads are suckled for some eighteen months, which is nearly twice the normal length of time for Earth infants, and half again the normal time for Gorean infants.	10
11	113	Adults, on the other hand, may go months without washing.	10
20	35	It had been apprehended months before apparently enroute to the Tahari.	10
21	578	The first dial, I surmised, registered something equivalent to months, the second to weeks, the third to days, the fourth to hours.	10
24	20	Such a siege might last for months.	10
24	717	"There are water and supplies here for months.	10
26	1186	He had had the message placed months before.	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	157	He had, one morning, years ago, bow upon his back and staff in hand, seed at his thigh, after months of wandering, come to a place which had pleased him.	10
6	164	Months had they wandered.	10
8	149	The gestation period is some six months.	10
8	155	If they can be taken within the first two months of their life, which seems to be a critical period, before they have tasted blood and meat in the wild, and made their own kills, there is apparently a reasonably good chance that they can be domesticated; otherwise, generally not.	10
17	59	It had burned itself out moving south and eastward in some eighteen months.	10
27	169	There is a joke about the baby of a peasant father being born drunk nine months later.	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1133	It is filled in the fall and must last the lart through the winter night, which lasts months, the number of months depending on the latitude of his individual territory.	10
2	508	"Besides," said I, "it may take months to reach the world's end, if it can be reached at all".	10
3	628	It might take months for them to suddenly, in the throes of the female slave orgasm, become true women.	10
4	519	It was doubtless rather the invention of a red hunter, bemused at the request of the man of Samos, months ago, for reports of anything which might prove unusual.	10
7	185	Months later I had freed her.	10
12	216	They are, generally, very shallow-drafted, which permits them to come much closer to such ice without the danger that would threaten deeper-keeled craft; too, the Gorean ship, because of the shallow draft, can occasionally run up on such ice, sliding onto it, rather than breaking apart when it strik...	10
23	149	No traders, because of the wall, had come to the north for months.	10
23	328	I thought it true what she had said, not only from her asseverations and the fact that I had come to be able to read with facility her face and body in the months I had owned her, but from the general circumstances of the situation.	10
25	117	Sometimes, when one does become lost, as on a trading journey south, it takes months to find his way back to his camp.	10
28	83	For months I have been here.	10
31	181	The egg develops inside the body of the blood-nurser and, some months later, it tears its way free".	10
31	207	In the human species it takes several months for a female to carry and deliver an offspring.	10
35	523	"How long have you been in the complex?" "Four months," she said.	10
35	524	Then she said, "Four Gorean months, not yet completing the fourth passage hand".	10

Book 13. (18 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	39	I remembered her from several months ago when I had first seen her, when she had had about her throat only a simple collar of iron, curved about her throat by the blows of a metal-worker's hammer.	10
1	85	A few months ago she had not been able to speak Gorean.	10
1	206	The actual source of the tributary to the Vosk, now called the Thassa Cartius, as you know, was found five years later by the explorer, Ramus of Tabor, who, with a small expedition, over a period of nine months, fought and bartered his way through the river tribes, beyond the six cataracts, to the V...	10
1	247	With considerable hardship, limiting himself to forty men, and temporarily abandoning all but two boats, which were half dragged and thrust through the marshes eastward, after two months, Shaba reached the western shore of what we now know as Lake Ngao".	10
2	170	In some months, in the proper collar, and at the right slave ring, I suspected she would become paga hot, hot enough to serve even in the paga taverns of Gor.	10
5	718	Some of them did not learn for months why it was that they were treated with a roughness and contempt far beyond that of their embonded sisters, subjected to a harsher authority and put beneath the rudest predations of a master's lust.	10
6	151	"In two months time those ships will have hundreds of such women chained in their holds".	10
6	609	In some eighteen months it had burned itself out, moving south and eastward.	10
9	19	No cases to my knowledge had been reported for months.	10
10	114	"Pembe," he said, "who is the proprietor of the tavern, has not owned a white-skinned girl in months".	10
11	272	"It could take months," admitted the man.	10
12	18	"Yes," he said, "providing they would be reissued, and we had months in which to dally".	10
17	23	"The work commenced, months ago," said Msaliti.	10
42	4	We had now been on the river four months since we had, first, on the looming height of the falls, observed the many ships and canoes of the forces of Bila Huruma far behind us.	10
57	225	I was the first, months ago, to have taught her something of the meaning of a collar.	10
57	262	The man from the tavern of Filimbi, to which she had been sold after I had been taken from Schendi, some months ago, was but a few feet behind her.	10
57	314	They will last me many months".	10
57	330	"Do you regret," I asked, "what has occurred to you in these past months?" "No," he said, "I have had the honor of serving with Shaba, and with yourself.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	Could she have detected the feelings I had felt towards her in these past months since I had come to learn of her existence? I found her one of the most exciting women I had ever seen.	10
1	238	"A few months ago," she said, "I began to have unusual feelings, and urges".	10
1	880	I had admired and desired her from afar for months.	10
3	333	"Yes," she said, "a year and a half ago, in the service of my superiors, I spent several months on your world.	10
28	46	Most girls are not sold for a few days after their capture, and some girls, if subjected to professional slave training, in a slaver's pens, not for weeks or months.	10
34	259	His business, in recent months, as you might suspect, has been much disrupted".	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	69	"You may recall me, from the streets of Ar, some months ago, in the neighborhood of the shop of Philebus.	10
5	61	Normally such a sum would last a man months on Gor.	10
24	288	For months, through assiduous application, through attentiveness and study, through a selfless love and service, such a woman may labor to convince the brute who owns her that she is worthy to wear his collar.	10
24	521	It is sometimes months before a girl is permitted, commanded, to ascend her master's couch.	10
28	99	There, in full Gorean legality, she had been again enslaved, as, months before, she had been in the House of Andronicus, in Vonda, when first she had been brought to Gor as a helpless Earth girl, to be branded and collared, and sold to Gorean brutes for their pleasure.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1085	It might well take months for the market to readjust to a condition of normality.	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	122	"Eighteen months ago," she said.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	I did not think that it, a kaiila purchased some months ago in the town of Kailiauk, near the perimeter, had ever smelled such beasts before, and certainly not in such numbers.	10
2	76	Indeed, most speak it well in a matter of weeks, or two to three months at most, and many with scarcely the trace of an accent.	10
12	419	This may be the last time in months, incidentally, that the girl will be on the surface of the couch.	10
12	672	"I have been a slave for months," she said.	10

Book 19. (17 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	40	Such a mistake could necessitate a shearing and a lowering of the market value of a girl for months.	10
20	110	I wondered if he would permit my hair to grow out, perhaps to cut it again in a few months, to add more of it to his stock, or if he would, perhaps for his amusement, or to keep my identity a better secret, keep me closely sheared.	10
25	13	I had been five months now in the mill.	10
25	118	I had seen him only twice before in the previous five months.	10
25	130	Indeed, she had been so since that first day in the yard, some five months ago.	10
26	395	"Some five months, Master," I said.	10
29	14	It was now two months since we had graduated from the school.	10
29	15	It had been, on the whole, a wonderful two months.	10
29	83	"The trail of the slave Asdan was said to be two months old," said Eito.	10
30	598	"To be sure," said Miles, "this woman has apparently been shorn within the last three or four months".	10
31	256	"It was done last to me a few months ago by Borkon, my whip master, in Mill 7, of the Enterprises of Mintar".	10
33	22	Months ago the unprovoked aggression of Corcyrus, seeking the silver of Argentum, was repelled.	10
33	45	Still, for months she eluded us.	10
33	59	For months within her very government I strove to dissuade her from endeavors hostile to the great state of Argentum.	10
33	269	"You were, several months ago, were you not, found guilty of certain alleged commercial irregularities in the city of Corcyrus, and banished for a time from the city?" "Yes," said Speusippus.	10
35	23	I had known for months, of course, that I was a natural slave.	10
36	715	Now, months later, you have come into my power, as my naked slave".	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	900	The time of which Samos spoke was about two months ago.	10
2	867	Thus, even though she was very beautiful, she would probably not, in virtue of her inexperience, even be considered for a private-booth showing for several months or a year.	10
4	176	Finally a large force of mercenaries, in the hire of the merchant caste, in a campaign that lasted several months, put an end to the spurious reign of Clearchus, driving him from the forest and scattering his men.	10
6	1375	Why?" "Surely you have some notion of your plans for the next few months," I said.	10
13	302	That had been more than six months ago.	10
14	291	That had been at least six months ago.	10
14	366	In his time in prison, some six months or so, he would have lost the pack odor.	10
16	925	"I have secretly loved you for months," she said.	10
22	210	Indeed, for months Brundisium has been being secretly stocked with provisions and materials of war.	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	354	To be sure, these forces of Cos could not be expected to have come over and taken a few months to attend to the leisurely construction of permanent camps along the route of their projected march.	10
12	153	"It does not matter," he said, "for of recent months what has flown there has not been the flag of Torcadino, but another flag, that of Cos".	10
13	149	As these women had been apparently marked out for seizure long ago, perhaps months ago, the numbers had doubtless been preassigned.	10
13	153	For months then, she may have unsuspectingly, with haughty aplomb, in lofty, benign ignorance, gone about her life in her usual way, with her usual power and arrogance, unaware that she figured, however trivially, in the plans of others, others to whom she was no more than a naked female, who had be...	10
13	159	Many women on Gor have been scouted, and selected for bondage, weeks or months, perhaps even years, before they are picked up.	10
13	345	It had been decided, yes, doubtless weeks ago, or even months ago, that they would find themselves as they now were, perhaps even on this very morning.	10
21	99	"He has been absent for months, has he not?" I asked.	10
25	1350	Some women in such a place, even those whose existence is known, or remembered, at least vaguely, might wait for months for a summons to the couch of the master, he perhaps selecting a ribbon with her name on it, from a rack of slave ribbons, and tossing it to an attendant, that she be brought in ch...	10
26	1331	"You will not kiss as well as a slave, until you have become a slave, and then, probably, only after you have learned your collar for a few months, and perhaps even have had some training.	10
28	34	"Some masters force a girl to serve superbly for months, before being given any name, let alone a lovely one".	10

Book 22. (23 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	789	You have been on our scouting list for a year, on our consideration list for six months, and on our active list for some three months".	10
1	22	The material for the first, not yet even touched by needle and thread, or scissors, I had suddenly discarded in terror, months ago.	10
1	23	I had actually begun work on the second garment, some two months ago, but, in touching it to my body, for it was the sort of garment which touches the body directly, with no intervening investiture, I had suddenly, comprehending its meaning and nature, begun to shake with terror and, scarcely knowin...	10
3	4	The incident in the reference section, that in connection with Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities, that in which I had been so frightened, had occurred more than three months ago.	10
3	35	For months before, I had toyed with the idea, or the fancy, or fantasy, the idea first having emerged after I had seen myself in the mirror on that incredible night in my room, of taking lessons in dance.	10
3	66	I had taken these lessons now for almost three months, and in more than one course of instruction.	10
3	219	I recalled that the man in the aisle, he in the incident which had taken place some three months ago, that in connection with Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities, had spoken of a world like one long past, a world in which, as he had said, women such as myself were bought and ...	10
3	347	It was he whom I had encountered some three months ago in the library, he, of course, of the incident in the aisle, this very aisle, even, and in this very place in this aisle, that puzzling, frightening incident involving Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities.	10
3	368	Probably it had not been moved since it had been replaced, months ago.	10
3	370	I was in the same place where, months before, I had, in a very different reality, found myself on my knees before this man.	10
3	490	He had asked me that question long ago, months ago, in the aisle, in our first encounter.	10
3	671	Lying as I was, of course, I probably could not, from my position, have seen what it was even had the room been as light as it had been long ago, some three months ago, on that bright afternoon when I had for the first time to my knowledge found myself under the eyes of my current captor.	10
3	812	"Even months ago," he said, "when I looked into your eyes, when you sat in those silly garments, behind that foolish desk, I saw that you, beneath all that cotton and wool, were a naked slave".	10
7	49	They may have happened weeks, or months, ago.	10
7	56	"There was a great fire in Brundisium five months ago".	10
10	280	To be sure, at least one district through which we had passed in the wagon was still black with the residues of a great fire, one which had reportedly taken place in Se'Kara, some months ago.	10
10	411	Too, thousands of females from Torcadino alone, over the recent months, in virtue of one coup or another, have been put into the market.	10
11	767	Accordingly you may all return, time and time again, over the next weeks, and months, to sip her pleasures at your leisure".	10
23	127	"The siegeworks at Torcadino," he said, "or most of the heavy work there, at any rate, was completed months ago".	10
32	164	"Yes," he said, "for months, from Market of Semris, to Brundisium, to Samnium, to Argentum, to Venna".	10
32	207	Loved or not, I had been for months, unknown to myself, an indisputable object of Gorean passion.	10
33	74	Yet he had sought me for months.	10
34	339	Could I not then, though it was I who was in a collar, make use of his feelings to own him? Too, he had followed me for months, over thousands of pasangs.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	140	This being the case, however, why had the army of Ar not kept to it, on its presumed journey to raise the siege of Ar's Station? The most likely hypothesis seemed to me to be that it was making its way not to Ar's Station but to Brundisium, where, months ago, the Cosians had landed.	10
6	355	"If you have paid only a tarsk bit for my use, it will take me, at that rate, months to earn my redemption from the keeper".	10
11	15	After a few months on Gor it often becomes very difficult to distinguish Earth girls from Gorean girls, at least without a careful examination of their bodies, for example, for fillings in the teeth, or an inquiry, they kneeling before you, into their specific antecedents.	10
11	225	She could not proceed without the siege train and it would take some months to replace it".	10
13	46	"For hundreds of pasangs about," she said, "women will be cheap for months".	10
18	34	"Some fled months ago," he said, "some even when it was learned the Cosians had landed at Brundisium, others when it was rumored they were marching on Ar's Station.	10
21	733	There are still many things I do not understand, for example, about the military actions, and inactions, of the past months".	10
24	195	"It will be of interest to you to learn that Ar's Station was surrendered to Cos more than two months ago," he said, dryly, "before the relief forces could reach it.	10
24	206	"Supposedly, over two months ago, I, and my high officers, and the caste officials, and councils of the city, treasonously, and without a fight, surrendered Ar's Station to a delegation of Cosians.	10
24	329	They do not realize it is battle hardened, that it has been in action for months".	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	31	Normally a rence craft will last weeks, even months.	10
21	127	In time, perhaps a few months, it might even find its way to the Tamber, and, perhaps, in time, to the surgent green washes, the vast rolling swells, of Thassa herself, the sea.	10
24	73	"It may have been that Cosians conducted it," I said, "and then deserted it, but I think it more likely it was merely a derelict to begin with, perhaps abandoned months ago, drifting with the currents".	10
26	74	I had heard, incidentally, a few months ago, in Port Cos, from a Tharnan silver merchant, that Lara had abdicated.	10
36	109	The camp referred to by Marcus had, as I understood it, been in existence near Brundisium for several months, which is a long period for such camps.	10
37	63	"Liomache," he said, "I also sold near Ar's Station, even before Temione, to a Cosian mercenary, whom she had apparently, months before, at the Crooked Tarn, tricked and defrauded".	10
37	261	She had been picked up in the vicinity of the Crooked Tarn, months ago.	10
39	92	I had seen her months ago, helpless in chains beside her master's desk.	10
40	48	"Information became available in the Cosian camp near Torcadino, conveyed by a supposed deserter, a fellow named Mincon," said our narrator, "of a secret escape tunnel being dug under the walls to the north, a low tunnel, like a countermine, over eleven pasangs in length, which had taken months to d...	10
40	103	"Some wondered if they had been gone for months, others if they had ever been there.	10
45	93	Some of these girls, doubtless, were terrified and startled at the magnitude of the desire they produced, and the audacity and delight with which they were handled and ravished, not suspecting perhaps for months that part of their appeal, even to strangers, was something as apparently improbable and...	10

Book 25. (32 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	You may be months into your bondage before you are again permitted such an honor".	10
1	89	She had come into his keeping in the vicinity of Brundisium, some months ago.	10
1	320	Marlenus of Ar had vanished months ago on a punitive raid in the Voltai, directed against the tarnsmen of Treve.	10
3	134	"The series of this ostrakon," I said, "was discontinued, probably months ago".	10
3	302	One blow of the whip is worth six months of coaxing.	10
3	555	Too, by now, it would have muchly grown out, after having been shaved off some months ago, for catapult cordage.	10
8	108	It was now some two months since the entry of Myron into the city and the subsequent triumph of Lurius of Jad, celebrated a day later in his name by Myron, the polemarkos, in which triumph he, Myron, acting as proxy for Lurius of Jad, was joined by Seremides and Talena, and several weeks after the a...	10
9	561	In three or four months, if not sooner, I suspected she would have become a hot, obedient, excitingly curved slave.	10
9	849	I did not doubt, however, but what in a few months' time these same women, properly disciplined, trained and brought into touch with their most profound and fundamental realities would also, in the same fashion as other female slaves, become "jewels".	10
10	4	It was now some months after the entry of Myron, polemarkos of Temos, into Ar.	10
10	70	"That was months ago," he said.	10
10	129	"For some months he was under house arrest," said Marcus.	10
11	372	But then I noted that the chest was well ventilated, as made sense, considering it had probably been prepared to conceal her days ago, if not months ago.	10
12	244	She had become a superb slave in the past few months, under Marcus' tutelage.	10
12	359	Even though such sights were not rare in Ar, in the past months, a free woman, leashed, in the custody of guardsmen or auxiliaries, presumably having been appropriated for levies, or perhaps merely having been subjected to irrevocable, unappealable seizure at an officer's whim, yet men turned to reg...	10
13	218	I could recall when I had first come to Ar months ago that these veterans had not been welcome in the city.	10
14	113	"Two months," she said.	10
15	9	This afternoon, on the Avenue of Turia, a cart, putatively carrying the records of the veterans of the delta, supposedly on its way from the house of records to the war office in the Central Cylinder, had been surrounded by a group of youths, crying out against the veterans of the delta, almost as i...	10
16	254	"That is very different from a few months ago," said Marcus.	10
17	441	I had, in one of the wagons of the ponderous fellow several months ago.	10
18	319	"It is also one in which, if you fail, you will be apprehended and subjected to ingenious, lengthy and excruciating tortures, to be terminated doubtless only months later with the mercy of a terrible death".	10
19	143	In the last few months that sort of thing had happened to hundreds of slaves in Ar who had happened to catch the eye of one fellow or another.	10
19	151	"I have seen you before," I said, "months ago, outside the walls, at the camp of refugees".	10
19	204	I had, of course, noted her vaccination mark at the camp outside Ar months before.	10
19	606	"Perhaps, after a few months, after they had become used to you as only another slave amongst them, no more or less, things might have been different".	10
19	910	It was not unknown in recent months in Ar and her vicinity for properties of various sorts, including such as she was, to be taken for taxes.	10
19	1232	"It seems so to you now," I said, "but in some months, when you are truly helpless under the lash of your needs, and you understand the prison in which they have placed you, you will better understand my words".	10
19	1451	"Not nearly so cruel," I said, "as it might be a few months from now, when she will have been longer a slave".	10
24	312	"I should have sold her out of the city as a pot girl months ago!" "They have apparently been seeing one another," I said.	10
26	461	"And you?" asked Tolnar of Lavinia, who was looking on the netted captive, indeed, a prisoner of the same cords which, months before, had held her with such similar perfection.	10
27	801	"I was thinking," I said, "that a special chair might be constructed, a holding chair, a prison chair, so to speak, into which you might be inserted, it then locked shut about you for, say, a few months.	10
27	802	More simply, you might be simply chained in a chair for some months.	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1716	Too, I gathered that there was discipline in this place, and here I do not speak of such things as the correctives and admonitives, however sure, strict and severe, to which an errant slave might find herself subjected, but of sterner stuff, the discipline of the military, that of the Warrior, that ...	10
18	149	Sometimes, however, after an enemy city has fallen, her women, now enslaved, are denied clothing for some six months; at the end of that time they are inordinately grateful, should the least of tunics be cast to them; supposedly we are not permitted modesty, but we are, of course, sensitive to such ...	10
19	970	But it could be made, tonight, or tomorrow, or months from now.	10
37	71	"She attended to the prisoner, for months," said the pit master.	10
39	67	"How long did you attend upon him?" "Months," I said.	10
45	51	Now that I had been several months on this world I was much more aware of the subtleties of diverse accents within the language of the masters, that language which I must learn, that I might the better obey, that I might the better understand what was required of me.	10
45	54	My speech had, however, over the months, been heavily influenced by my time in Treve, and, in the past weeks, doubtless, by that of this city itself.	10

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	107	It is clear to her now that she must have been watched, and considered, and assessed, perhaps for months, utterly unbeknownst to her.	10
8	148	From one point of view, of course, though she must be forgiven for not understanding this at the time, she had lacked a name for months before she had even seen the young man again, after a hiatus of so many years, at the opera.	10
11	996	"In its way, too, it is a joke on Jeffrey's part, for he has had to put up with her for several months, rather on her terms.	10
15	327	And yet she must beg! Or would she beg? Not the laundry again, not for days, or weeks, or months, or years, or life, not that, she wept to herself.	10
19	733	After all, in the past months thousands of slaves in Ar had been confiscated, and hundreds of free women put in the collar.	10
21	47	It was at Brundisium that, months ago, the invasion forces of Cos and Tyros had made an unopposed landfall, and proceeded thence toward Ar.	10
28	8	I can no longer go months or years without actual sexual relief, sublimating my physical needs into petulance, negativity, irritability, nastiness, pettiness and rivalry.	10

Book 28. (10 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	141	The policies and decisions connected with the transmission of the death squad were controversial, incidentally, in the councils of the Steel Worlds, and the decree of termination, some months later, would be rescinded.	10
1	311	They might then be raised for a time in containers, several months, say, or implanted in the bodies of various host mothers, of various suitable species, human or otherwise, for a natural birth later.	10
1	543	Sometimes, however, our human confederates, for their amusement, alert the quarry, sometimes months in advance, and perhaps hint by hint, of her ineluctable fate.	10
14	30	In its raw, unconcentrated state the effects of the root last some months, but gradually dissipate.	10
61	24	"I recall a war, on another world," said Cabot, "in which leaders flung their forces repeatedly, meaninglessly, for months, into the muzzles of one another's weapons".	10
78	56	He must struggle to keep his hands off you!" "He has not touched me in months," said the brunette.	10
79	397	"No," said Cabot, "but if, in six months, you do not do better, I will put the lash to you".	10
79	414	"As before you unwisely left the compound, months ago," he said, "I now, again, accord you a general permission to speak, but this privilege must be used with discretion".	10
81	52	"Our agents often scout them for days, weeks, even months, observing their characteristics and dispositions, considering what they might look like in tunics and shackles, such things, and careful lists are kept".	10
81	58	Once on an acquisition list it may still be weeks or months before she is acquired.	10

Book 29. (19 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	187	I had found myself, months ago, imprisoned in a container on the Prison Moon, sharing the container with two individuals, a young Englishwoman, Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, and a lovely Kur Pet, who had later come to be the Lady Bina.	10
5	496	Meanwhile, of course, the invaders tightened their controls and, for months, either randomly, as it pleased them, or systematically, in accord with the directives of the polemarkos, began to loot Ar of its wealth, its silver and gold, its jewelries and gems, its medical elixirs, its ointments and sc...	10
8	79	Too, I had lived for several months in the colonies, so to speak, and, as is well known, they tend be careless in such matters, even to the point of embarrassment.	10
10	444	She had probably met him only once or twice before, probably months ago, in very different circumstances, and in very different garb.	10
10	628	"You have been unwittingly a slave for months, even for some weeks when you were still engaging in your petty, deceitful games on behalf of your firm, plying your wiles and charms, seemingly so innocently, to wheedle and coax wealth from clients, pathetically dazzled males as you saw it, men whom, g...	10
11	66	"As soon as you were entered on an acquisition list, months ago, you were only a nameless slave".	10
11	91	I thus inferred that the gifting of her, amongst other gifts, to a shogun by Lord Nishida, which I understood to be his intent, would not be imminent, but perhaps months away.	10
14	41	Two days ago I had spoken to Lord Nishida, again in his pavilion, and he had been receptive to my recommendations, and I had, accordingly, sought out certain craftsmen in the camp, leather workers and metal workers, and certain suppliers, who might, over the next months, secure certain goods, formed...	10
26	38	Accordingly he may not, at least immediately, put her into the markets, but might keep her for himself, for perhaps months, to derive from her skin, so to speak, an ample compensatory retribution of servitude and pleasure, prior to having her led to a convenient market, hooded, braceleted, and leash...	10
28	13	Most Gorean months are numbered, and not named, rather as October would have been the eighth month, November the ninth month, December the tenth month, and so on, of the Julian calendar.	10
28	14	On the other hand, some months are named in given cities, for example, the third month is called Camerius in Ar, Selnar in Ko-ro-ba, and so on.	10
28	15	Generally the four named months are associated with the solstices and the equinoxes.	10
28	398	What hubris that a slave should dare to don the garments of a free woman, let alone take a place on a Ubara's throne! Would not each tiny particle of her flesh, one after another, have been publicly removed over weeks, or months, on a needle's point? I had seen to it that she was enslaved, in her ow...	10
30	166	This vessel might venture far, might spend months at sea, with no sight of land.	10
34	109	This seemed to me a madness, but the only alternative seemed to be to abandon the camp, and scatter, seeking individual refuges and safety, thus surrendering the efforts of the past months and forswearing whatever projects might have brought the Pani to known Gor.	10
37	61	Soundings had been taken, months ago, before construction had begun, to determine that the Alexandra would be navigable, as charts claimed, to Thassa herself.	10
38	10	Months might be spent at sea, never viewing land, on such largesse.	10
38	254	Sometimes too, the women are kept off the market, sometimes for months, while their owners wait, hoping for better prices.	10
38	302	Later, responsive to a second chemical, which might not be administered for months, hatching was to occur.	10

Book 30. (17 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	323	The walls of Ar, mightier even than those of southern Turia, were dismantled by duped, rejoicing citizens to the music of flute girls, and betrayed, fallen Ar would be systematically looted and exploited for months.	10
3	166	She, and many others like her, both men and women, had been involved in the conspiracy by means of which Ar had fallen, in the opening of Ar's gates, in the razing of her walls, in the machinations by means of which Ar had been subdued and looted for months.	10
3	275	""First, he wanted it to seem that he understood the uprising, even favored it, even shared its views, and was thus discountenancing the Ubara and her policies, for which he had held a secret animus for months, and, to show his allegiance to the uprising, had taken the tyranness prisoner, and was no...	10
3	1136	First, it had come to light that some months ago Talena of Ar, herself, being guilty of a violation of the couching laws of Marlenus of Ar, had been secretly enslaved.	10
3	1368	"After months," she said, "we were braceleted, coffled, and hooded, and brought back across the Alexandra on boats.	10
5	45	"Months ago.	10
5	164	Who would be more likely to know the Ubara, her habits, her hiding places, than Seremides of Ar, from whom she had been stolen on the height of the Central Cylinder months ago? I wondered how he came to be on this ship, and for what reason.	10
7	30	The slaves, I gathered, had been, on the whole, purchased here and there by the Pani, over several months, perhaps for the contentment of themselves and others, perhaps as trading goods, perhaps as merchandise, to be eventually sold in one market or another.	10
9	398	Many had been recruited in Brundisium, and, over months, in larger and smaller numbers, in larger and smaller ships, had coasted north, thence at one rendezvous or another, to move overland, east to Tarn Camp.	10
9	453	"Many months ago," said Tajima, "we had been sorely defeated, and driven to the edge of the sea.	10
12	733	She may have perished naked and screaming months ago in Ar".	10
13	99	Or perhaps we had enemies amongst us, forewarned, from months ago, even from Brundisium, or the northern forests, who would fail to report such a sighting.	10
19	217	To be sure, perhaps we were months from land.	10
26	232	"Perhaps your casual skinning, and salting," I asked, "prolonged for weeks, or months?" "Perhaps more," she said.	10
28	67	Such slaves had not been brought from the continent, months away, to instigate rivalries, generate dissension, undermine discipline, raise issues, occasion brawls, if not killings, and foment disruption at the World's End.	10
30	162	It seemed to have little to fear, at least for months, unless it be treachery.	10
36	13	Such a voyage may take several months for a single ship, but if a hundred ships are making such voyages day by day, one may well arrive daily in one port or another.	10

Book 31. (12 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	9	I had, at this time, been better than three months and four passage hands on your world.	10
11	153	"Some months ago," she said, "hunters in the Voltai, seeking larl, found an unusual beast in their net, almost man-like, but larger, covered with hair, large-jawed, fanged and clawed, fierce, twisting, and howling.	10
14	126	"Your hair," he said, "is still quite short, but, over the months, it is not badly grown out.	10
17	35	I still, after all these months, dreaded and feared Nora, terribly.	10
26	307	"Yes, Master, many months ago, in the Metellan district".	10
37	53	"That would give the conspiracy a start of months," said Desmond.	10
47	10	"Allison," said a woman's voice, one I well recognized, but had not heard for months.	10
48	218	"I have waited long for this day," said Lucius, "years of secret thoughts, of hypocrisy, and deception, months of planning, days of strife, weeks of withdrawal, of hiding in tunnels, and waiting, and then, by means of an unexpected, bold, and glorious stroke, victory!" He then signaled to his two co...	10
48	309	"He was put out for larls and sleen months ago".	10
49	159	Pausanias and his wagons were months ahead of us.	10
52	119	It was in this fashion that I had been accustomed, over the past months, to kneel.	10
52	160	"Do you realize how you have tortured me these many months?" he asked.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	60	Perhaps months later, now understanding that she is a slave, and no more, she is permitted to crawl, begging, to the foot of his couch.	10
6	78	Accordingly, the occupying forces had executed an orderly withdrawal, one supposedly scheduled for months aforehand.	10
21	267	The paper seemed worn to me, soiled, and frayed, and I suspected its message, assuming it was a message, might have been framed and inscribed months ago, and perhaps faraway.	10
25	363	Too, after a kill, many sleen, rather like certain reptiles, may remain asleep or quiescent for weeks, even months.	10
40	121	To be sure, the slave, even unscrubbed and uncombed, even in her soiled, rent tunic, was far different from the frightened girl I had watched being vended months ago in Brundisium.	10
41	450	It only remains then that you be harvested, perhaps months later.	10

Book 33. (11 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	14	Both Lords Nishida and Okimoto were daimyos of the shogun, Lord Temmu, master of Temmu's fortress, now for several months under siege.	10
6	62	"We have been below your walls and before your gates, at the foot of your trails, for months," said Tyrtaios.	10
9	42	* * * I supposed that after the months of the siege, the inactivity, the waiting, the watching, the routine patrols, the endless drills, and such, the eagerness, the unruliness, the excitement, the greed of hundreds of the men of General Yamada, rushing as they could up the steep trail from the whar...	10
15	2	It was my understanding that Lord Yamada's daimyos, despite their own lands and holdings, were expected to attend on the shogun several months of each year.	10
21	88	Could it, unaided, make its way to that board on which the dice were to be cast, the islands beyond the Farther Islands? If not, is the game not done? And if perchance such a ship, a large ship, a transport for men and tarns, as no other before it had done, might brave the perils of Thassa, what the...	10
30	583	"One would think you had been six months in the collar," he said, "not a few days".	10
33	26	How did you mark his path, how did you locate him? Many, for months, have failed? How is it that you, of all, found him?" "We did not find him," said Kazumitsu.	10
42	232	"And that may be why he avoided you for months in Tarncamp.	10
54	155	Indeed, perhaps the very waters of Thassa herself might, after an Ehn, or after months or years, disarm the defensive devices presumably implanted in the machine.	10
61	32	* * * In the past months the skies had been clear.	10
61	596	Eventually he was freed of his chains and, during the traumas and exigencies of the ensuing months, particularly once the islands had been reached, and the need for armed men became more desperate, he had been allowed to serve with our mercenary contingents, rather as though he had been originally r...	10

Book 34. (16 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	33	I had been acquired months ago.	10
9	83	"You are weeks, months, from slave fires," he said.	10
13	94	In the past few months, since my sale in Victoria, I think the major change that had taken place in me, which muchly transformed me, was the kindling of my slave fires.	10
13	104	I had changed much, of course, in many other ways, as well, over the months since Victoria.	10
15	47	I had known at least eleven girls in my various slaveries, in the last months, who had borne that name.	10
15	71	At the supper, had not Tullius Quintus averred that he had seen pleasure slaves who were not so attractive as I? Had he now changed his mind? Too, I had been a slave for months, and had worn, in this time, several collars, and it is well known that in bondage a woman grows more beautiful.	10
15	306	I had encountered several in the past few months.	10
16	25	"In the past few months," he said, "I fear your leash has been too short".	10
16	87	Indeed, in the past months you have become more appetitious and more lovely, which commonly happens in the collar".	10
16	108	Months ago he had seemed unaware that heavy traffic on the streets of Ar was prohibited during daylight hours.	10
23	136	"I need a human sleen, who can be owned, and controlled, and leashed, so to speak, who can abet my work for months, if necessary, who fears not to be pleasing, who can be disposed of instantly.	10
26	209	Although I never saw them I also understood that at various points about the city there were large underground cisterns, designed to supply water for months in case of a siege, in which case it was supposed that the Lena and Dacia would be dammed, diverted, or fouled, and the harbor blockaded.	10
30	250	"Can it be," he said, "that after months on Gor, you still do not know what you are?" I knew well what I was, and wanted to be.	10
41	142	I had, of course, months ago, seen the beast, whom I had later learned was Lord Grendel, on Emerald, when I was in the company of Lita, my friend, the slave of Camillus, the Leather Worker.	10
49	331	Her actual acquisition may not take place for months.	10
57	201	The most exotic form of this sort of thing is the poison girl who, over months or years, is rendered immune to a poison, but whose bite is lethal.	10

Book 35. (12 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	325	It begins some months ago, in the coastal city of Brundisium.	10
5	56	They want her alive for months of torture, followed by slow impalement".	10
6	132	Even putting aside municipal rivalries, wars, vendettas, blood feuds, and such, it is not difficult to understand, given that quarters are close on a ship, and discipline unquestioning and severe, sometimes for weeks or months at sea, that strong men, brawny, vital oarsmen, and such, come ashore, fr...	10
11	223	It can take months for the news of some event of importance in Schendi or remote Turia to reach Kassau or Hunjer, or Port Kar, or even Cos, or Tyros.	10
11	409	I had not seen him for months on my former world, before I was brought to Gor.	10
13	181	Bit by bit, over months, funds were drained into an account which was her own, held under an assumed name.	10
31	47	For many Goreans, a silver tarsk might represent the savings of several months.	10
40	124	"That is more than six months," said Astron.	10
40	125	"Which is far more," said Florian, "than even the conjecture of our spy in the camp of Pa-Kur, which was in the neighborhood of two months".	10
40	139	"By six months," said Miles, "if all goes well, Bosk, lord of the holding, should be well returned".	10
42	99	"Do not let your bodies rot for months on impaling spears, raised on the walls of the city, a warning to others, a testimony to the displeasure of the Men of Port Kar!" Amongst these voices I recognized that of Florian, and perhaps of Miles, and surely others.	10
46	20	There are twelve months in the Gorean calendar, each consisting of five five-day weeks, each followed by a five-day passage hand.	10

Book 36. (11 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	255	"We have not acted so in months," she said.	10
17	276	"Yet," she said, "in the long months of his predations, they have not been summoned".	10
18	51	"It is enough to buy you paga for months, or more than enough to have yourself fed, housed, groomed, clothed, and armed".	10
40	49	With steel and fire they might close the harbor for months".	10
41	189	"I do not think the enemy wants a prolonged siege," I said, "one that, as far as it knows, might last months".	10
51	137	It may not eat again for months.	10
59	405	He would know, of course, that the Inn of Kahlir, by supposed rioters, had been torched and looted months ago.	10
62	75	"We have noted over the months a dozen traces of his work," said Archelaos.	10
63	159	In the months following her disappearance, many women suspected to be, or falsely represented to be, Talena had been brought to Ar.	10
63	172	"Surely you see the hideous irony here," I said, "a piteous fugitive, widely sought for torture and impalement, living in terror, fearing each small, unexpected sound, each unfamiliar step, for months, and then, suddenly, she is given hope, senses the bright beacon of refuge, is promised asylum, pro...	10
63	173	"The irony I see," said Thurnock, "is that hundreds of hunters expended considerable effort, toil, time, and gold without success, that they sweated and exhausted themselves fruitlessly, for months, and all for nothing, while their prize drops itself into the lap of a sedentary, deceitful tyrant who...	10