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Book 1. (22 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	80	At last we moved apart.	10
2	181	The wine moved in the vessel.	10
2	227	It was moved by the science of the Priest-Kings several times in its history, seeking again and again a new star.	10
2	230	If the planet had been moved at all, and I knew enough to understand that this was empirically possible, it must have been brought into our system from a closer star.	10
2	232	Theoretically, I did admit that the planet might have been moved without destroying its life, but the engineering magnitude of such a feat staggered the imagination.	10
5	107	"Why?" What could I tell her? That I had come from another world, that I was determined that all the ways of Gor should not be mine, or that I had cared for her, somehow, so helpless in her condition—that she had moved me to regard her not as an instrumentality of mine or of the Council, but ...	10
6	53	I felt sorry for the girl, a helpless pawn in this sorry man's game of empire, and the tiny animal noises she uttered moved me to pity.	10
6	125	I assented, thanking him, this rational creature who lifted me gently to his back and moved with such dainty rapidity, picking his way exquisitely through the swamp forest.	10
7	21	Nar, with me on his back, moved from the knoll.	10
7	81	Wordlessly Nar moved rapidly through the marsh, his eight delicate feet scarcely seeming to dip into the greenish water.	10
9	43	In the afternoon we moved on again, this time daring to use one of the wide paved highways that lead from Ar, highways built like walls in the earth, of solid, fitted stones intended to last a thousand years.	10
9	56	Its one bleared eye regarded us blankly for a moment, and then the thing moved on.	10
9	169	He had not moved.	10
11	13	The caravan of Mintar did not camp as usual in the heat of the day but moved on, attempting to reach the City of Tents before darkness.	10
11	63	I took Talena by the elbow and, though she protested, moved her gently through the crowd and out into the air.	10
11	85	As she moved slowly before me, she asked softly, "Do I please you, Master?" There had been no scorn, no irony in her voice.	10
12	7	I cleared my head as best I could, and into my uncertain field of vision moved a dark object, which became the black helmet of a member of the Caste of Assassins.	10
12	94	As well as I could, I opened and closed my hands and moved my feet, trying to restore in them some semblance of feeling.	10
13	35	As it moved, for all its speed, it placed each paw carefully on the ground, first the toes and then the ball of the foot, as silently as the wind might bend grass, in a motion that was as beautiful as it was terrifying.	10
14	114	The warriors of the Ubar moved back, to give the tarns room.	10
17	65	The beast was bejeweled and moved with a grave, regal stride.	10
19	106	No one moved.	10

Book 2. (22 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	84	He would not be moved.	10
1	128	Cabot, still half-drunk, looked about himself, at the brutal electric geometry of that great city, at the dark, lonely shapes that moved through the light snow, at the pale glimmering headlights of the cars.	10
2	15	There was no love in my heart for the Priest-Kings, those mysterious denizens of the Sardar Mountains, whoever or whatever they might be, but there was gratitude in my heart, either to them or to the strange forces that moved them.	10
3	76	I had moved but a few steps when his voice arrested me.	10
3	142	So I moved on.	10
4	76	I had hardly moved another step when, in a flash of lightning, I saw the sleen, this time a fully grown animal, some nineteen or twenty feet long, charging toward me, swiftly, noiselessly, its ears straight against its pointed head, its fur dark, slick with rain, its fangs bared, its wide nocturnal ...	10
4	84	I moved my arm and fingers.	10
9	59	The two giant beams that barred it were in place, beams that could only be moved by a team of broad tharlarion, draft lizards of Gor, or by a hundred slaves.	10
11	190	His tiny, rodentlike mind scurried from thought to thought, but his mouth only moved uncontrollably, silently.	10
12	156	He stretched his neck in the yoke and moved his fingers.	10
13	106	We moved cautiously, occasionally feinting with the terrible yokes.	10
14	16	I moved my hands and shoulders, my back.	10
16	31	Dorna stopped, about five yards in advance of Thorn and the two warriors, who had not moved at all.	10
18	120	A trickle of water from above moved down the sides of the stones.	10
19	110	Then he turned away, abruptly I thought, and moved rapidly into the shadows.	10
20	129	The great head moved quizzically and dipped to the ground, rubbing against my leg.	10
21	136	His thick fingers were covered with rings, which glittered as he moved his hands.	10
21	177	Targo's eyes darted to the scabbard and moved from one emerald to the other.	10
21	178	His lips moved silently.	10
21	195	I moved it, and the hair, as lightly as though it had been air, floated from the blade.	10
23	101	The sorties of tarnsmen were more successful, but on the whole the slave bands, now almost regiments, moved only at night and concealed themselves during the day.	10
23	126	It moved slightly.	10

Book 3. (34 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	33	She then moved her hand past a glass disk in the wall and water emerged from a concealed aperture and curved into the shallow bowl.	10
5	147	Her lips moved, but she seemed unable to speak.	10
5	151	She moved from my arms and approached the portal.	10
8	207	She rose gracefully and put her arms about my neck and moved her lips close to mine.	10
9	237	They moved laterally.	10
10	41	For all its size it moved with a delicate, predatory grace.	10
10	43	It moved with a certain deliberate, stalking movement; its tread was regal and yet it seemed almost dainty, almost fastidious; it was almost as if the creature did not care to soil itself by contact with the floor of the passage.	10
11	122	The disk moved with great swiftness and it was with some difficulty that I managed to stand on my feet, leaning into the blast of air which rushed past me.	10
12	52	Misk during all this time had not moved but had remained standing in that incredible fixity perhaps unique to Priest-Kings.	10
12	169	Misk had not moved.	10
14	71	I know of no one who is moved much in one direction or the other by its taste.	10
14	177	With his two forelegs he gently lifted it and moved it aside.	10
14	184	"Even the portal must be moved by mechanical force".	10
18	106	Here and there Priest-Kings moved lightly about, occasionally noting the movements of scent-needles, sometimes delicately adjusting a dial with the nimble, hooklike appendages at the tips of their forelegs.	10
18	112	He moved his forelegs in a strange parallel pattern, touching himself with each leg at three places on the thorax and one behind the eyes.	10
20	12	The air of the tunnel moved against us and the portals we passed slid behind in a soft blur.	10
22	12	Then the bar to which I clung moved an inch from the ceiling.	10
22	13	I moved a bit and it slipped another inch.	10
22	164	Another advantage was that it could be moved with greater swiftness than a longer blade.	10
24	25	I withdrew a step and it, on its six short legs, moved forward a step.	10
24	61	How was it then, I asked myself, that such a slow, awkward, clumsy creature, no matter how formidable at close range, could capture and slay an organism as alert and swift as a Priest-King? I moved Vika's limbs and rubbed her hands to see if I could restore her circulation to a more normal level.	10
25	72	I shook myself and moved my limbs.	10
25	95	A slight moan escaped the girl and her lips moved.	10
25	110	When one of the does moved I saw that moving beside her with dainty steps were two young tabuk, the first I had ever seen, for the young of the tabuk seldom venture far from the shaded, leafy bowers of their birth in the tangled Ka-la-na thickets of Gor.	10
26	22	At last I moved the corner of the large grille sufficiently to allow me to slip through to the floor beneath and then Vika followed me and I helped her to the floor.	10
26	280	Vika's eyes were worried and her hands moved as though she wanted to touch me through the plastic.	10
27	132	Once again Sarm thrust his jaws at the face of the Mother and once again she moved her head away from him.	10
27	232	Sarm moved back a step.	10
27	237	Sarm moved back another step.	10
27	352	Her great jaws moved slowly apart and I saw the long, soft tongue that lay behind them.	10
29	82	The third ship moved erratically, one side black and wrinkled with the scar of my attack.	10
31	171	He swung this lightly, as easily as I might have lifted and moved a stick of wood.	10
31	197	The mane hairs on its back were lifted like antennae and they moved as strangely, as softly, as underwater plants might lift and stir in the tides and currents of the cold liquid of the sea.	10
35	75	Misk's antennae moved thoughtfully.	10

Book 4. (45 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	10	I had not moved.	10
3	17	I knew that had I moved, or shown fear, or attempted to flee, I would now be dead.	10
3	42	The men moved on their mounts, restlessly, eagerly said something to one another.	10
3	134	"Ho!" I heard, and spun to see the black lance fall and scarcely had it moved but it was seized in the fist of the scarred Tuchuk warrior.	10
7	4	The wagon itself was the largest in the camp, and the largest wagon I had conceived possible; actually it was a vast platform, set on numerous wheeled frames; though at the edges of the platform, on each side, there were a dozen of the large wheels such as are found on the much smaller wagons; these...	10
7	150	Kamchak set the blade of the quiva between the girl's throat and the collar and moved it, the leather collar seeming to fall from the blade.	10
9	28	Saphrar was a short, fat, pinkish man, with short legs and arms; he had quick bright eyes and a tiny, roundish red-lipped mouth; upon occasion he moved his small, pudgy fingers, with rounded scarlet nails, rapidly, as though rubbing the gloss from a tarn disk or feeling the texture of a fine cloth; ...	10
9	126	The women in bondage present, who served us, each wore four golden rings on each ankle and each wrist, locked on, which clashed as they walked or moved, adding their sound to the slave bells that had been fixed on their Turian collars, and that hung from their hair; the ears of each, too, had been p...	10
9	294	Then, to my surprise, the girl clapped her hands sharply twice and the women about the table stood, and, together, from both sides, moved swiftly to stand before us, between the tables.	10
10	7	We moved slowly, walking the kaiila, in four long lines, the Tuchuks, the Kassars, the Kataii, the Paravaci, some two hundred or so warriors of each.	10
10	87	Her hands moved to her face, covering her mouth.	10
10	339	The judge expertly flipped them shut and moved to the next stake.	10
10	340	Aphris, not very obviously, moved her hands in the rings, tried to withdraw them.	10
11	83	"I do not speak to slaves," said he, and the merchant, on the palanquin, moved away toward the walls of distant Turia.	10
12	344	"Did you not observe," asked Kamchak, "how she moved and breathed when you locked the steel on her?" I hadn't thought much about it.	10
12	478	I felt moved on her behalf.	10
14	33	With these he hurriedly conferred and then I saw him lift his arm and red war lanterns were moved on ropes to the top of poles, and, to my amazement, aisles seemed to open in the densely packed bosk before the men, herdsmen and herd sleen moving the animals back to clear long grassy passages between...	10
16	133	His small, fat hands moved with delight as he observed us.	10
17	106	I took a step towards the ring and the spheres, doubtless moved by the fluids displaced in my step, seemed to slowly disperse and move away.	10
18	10	If I could but reach it! With all my strength I moved towards it—an inch—and then another inch—my fingers stretched, my arms and back aching, until in another inch I might have grasped it and then, to my horror, as I reached in agony for the vine, it rustled and lifted itself ju...	10
18	11	I moved toward it again, and again it did this.	10
18	43	Each inch I moved toward the center of the pool my journey became easier.	10
18	93	I moved to his right and from his strengthless hand, even before he fell, tore his weapon.	10
19	99	Then, startled, as she moved her head a bit, restlessly on the rug, I saw that in her nose was the tiny golden ring of a Tuchuk girl.	10
20	161	This, I knew, was the morning on which the wagons moved away from Turia, toward distant Thassa, the Sea.	10
21	14	At last when the wagon had burned and the wind moved about the blackened beams and scattered ashes across the green prairie, Kamchak raised his right hand.	10
21	15	"Let the standard be moved," he cried.	10
23	70	We left them facing one another, cursing, while we moved slowly back through our bosk, keeping them as a shield.	10
23	94	Not a man of either Thousand moved.	10
23	116	Again no man moved.	10
23	192	Whether, after we had moved the wagons and bosk some pasangs away, we should remain there, or proceed toward the pastures this side of the Ta-Thassa Mountains, or return toward Turia, was not decided.	10
25	117	"I cannot help it that I moved as I did—I cannot help that I am a woman".	10
25	159	Gracefully, insolently, the silken yellow sheet moved about and across her body and fell from her.	10
25	436	"You saw how I moved," she challenged.	10
25	773	Then, kissing, but letting her feel the teeth which could, if I chose, tear at her flesh, I moved to the interior of her thigh.	10
26	17	He hadn't moved in a quarter of an Ahn.	10
26	40	Kamchak still had not moved.	10
26	72	I thought this might signal the beginning of the storming of the compound, but none of the men below moved.	10
26	103	Then he gently moved his kaiila toward the main portal.	10
26	152	Kamchak, with his boot, broke the spear shafts and we moved between them.	10
26	261	"I will shatter the golden sphere!" Slowly Kamchak, and Harold and I, and the sleen keeper, dragging the two sleen, moved backwards.	10
26	350	No one moved.	10
26	366	We stood silently there for a time, until Kamchak saw small, white bones, like bleached driftwood, rocking on the sparkling, now watery surface, being moved bit by bit, almost as if by tides, to the edge of the pool, where I gathered attendants would normally collect and discard them.	10
26	442	The reins moved in my hands and the beast shifted nervously.	10
26	496	I recalled he had moved it about with his foot, that once he had kicked it across the wagon for me to examine.	10

Book 5. (42 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	44	At last, when the wood burned only here and there, and what had been the pyre was mostly ashes and glowing wood, the men of a dozen castes, each carrying a jar of chilled wine, moved about, pouring the wine over the fire, quenching it.	10
2	14	A woman carrying a market basket moved to one side, watching him, that she might not touch him, holding a child to her.	10
2	15	A peasant moved away that the shadow of the Assassin might not fall across his own.	10
2	34	Not a paga bowl was lifted nor a hand moved.	10
2	43	She moved woodenly, as though numb.	10
2	169	The short sword moved from the sheath.	10
3	139	"Watch out there! He moved Second Spearman to Builder Four!" "I did not," cried the Vintner—almost a shriek.	10
5	169	The great laterally opening and closing jaws, of course, had not moved.	10
5	255	He moved back the two curved pieces, and I freed the girl of the bands and clips.	10
5	370	His antennae moved slowly, as though they were hands, reflecting thought.	10
6	123	Obediently the music began again, and again the girls moved to the music, though I could see they did so poorly now, and were frightened.	10
7	52	Once landed the tarns and baskets were moved back beneath the overhang, beneath which we took up our post as well.	10
12	30	I could see him a few feet behind the throne, wrapped in a scarlet cloak, a tall, spare man, long-armed and narrow-faced, whose head moved restlessly, surveying the crowd.	10
12	39	Green had now moved up to third.	10
12	122	I looked neither to the left or right, but moved away.	10
12	186	Flaminius, apparently moved by their entreaties, told them he would speak to Cernus, master of the house, and to Ho-Tu, Master Keeper.	10
12	187	He did not return until late the next day when the girls, with tears of relief, heard that Cernus, who was moved to kindness, would permit them an opportunity to train; they were sternly warned, however, that if their training did not proceed well, they would be promptly returned to the kennels.	10
12	295	"And you," she said to Phyllis, "you with the body of a Passion Slave, what of you?" Sura then took the slave goad, which was off, and moved it along the left side of Phyllis' body, touching her with the cold metal.	10
13	260	Mip moved a bit closer.	10
13	285	He moved over the tem-wood beams until he came to two sets of racing saddles and harness, and he threw me one, indicating a brown, alert racing tarn two perches away.	10
15	58	Her head went farther back, as her hands moved on the arms of the Warrior, as though once to press him away, and then again to draw him closer, and her head then touched the furs, her body a cruel, helpless bow in his hands, and then, her head down, it seemed she struggled and her body straightened ...	10
17	343	"Kajuralia," said Phyllis, and turned and moved away, with a triumphant twitch that might have shocked even Sura.	10
17	368	His hand moved to the disrobing loop and she shuddered, turning her head away.	10
17	507	His hand moved to the hook knife at his belt.	10
17	537	I then moved into the center of the gambling men and, not speaking, as they looked up, angry at the intrusion, I took the metal goblet containing the knucklebones from the man who held it.	10
17	561	I did not pick up the leash and she moved past me, tears in her eyes, leaving the room, the sound of bells marking her movements.	10
17	581	She had not moved, though she now no longer rubbed her wrists.	10
17	586	Still she had not moved.	10
19	78	I supposed that now Elizabeth, and Virginia and Phyllis, would be in the holding cells beneath the ground level, perhaps being fed, some two or three Ahn prior to the sale; later they would be moved, with others, to the tunnel of ready cells, which leads to the block; there they would be adorned, ma...	10
19	230	"I hear three," called the auctioneer, "do I hear four?" As he said this, he moved to one of the girls and threw back her hood.	10
20	403	Then the boy shrugged and shook his head, and moved another piece.	10
20	451	"Observe," said Scormus to Cernus, as he moved another piece.	10
20	527	Cernus angrily moved a piece.	10
20	537	"I have moved Ubar's Tarnsman to Ubara's Scribe Four! What will you do now?" Hup returned to the table and, scarcely glancing at the board, picked up a piece and dropped it on a square.	10
21	230	Then the Taurentian struck again and again I moved his steel to one side.	10
21	270	I moved swiftly drawing one Warrior or another after me, and he who was swiftest died first; I turned and spun, accepting or not accepting an attack, always to isolate a man; vaguely, as though far off, I heard the screaming of Philemon in the Ubar's box, the shouting of Taurentians; in a moment's r...	10
21	351	We moved through those weary, bloody, reeling bodies about us, to their amazement cutting our way to our new foes.	10
22	156	He had moved too soon.	10
22	341	None of the Taurentians moved against me.	10
23	141	We moved about the room, over the tables and behind them, across the square of sand.	10
23	164	I moved my position.	10
24	424	I heard the bells as she moved toward me.	10

Book 6. (31 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	4	I took the triangular-bladed tem-wood paddle and moved the small craft, light and narrow, large enough scarcely for one man, ahead.	10
1	54	Then I moved past the plant, parting the rence and passing through.	10
1	110	I moved the small, light craft through the rushes, past the sign.	10
2	9	I moved the rush craft toward her, but not swiftly.	10
3	13	Incidentally, when the island is to be moved under siege conditions, divers leave the island by means of the wells and, in groups of two and three, attempt to cut a path in the direction of escape; such divers, of course, often fall prey to underwater predators and to the spears of enemies, who thru...	10
4	71	She moved the craft to a new thicket of rence, and I obeyed.	10
4	118	The sun was low now and insects moved in the sedge.	10
5	174	Then the other girls, too, began to join her, and at last even the shiest among them moved pounding, and stamping and turning about the circle.	10
6	53	My arm about Telima's shoulder, I moved her away, losing ourselves among the shouting rencers, the running men and women.	10
6	61	I moved back further in the running, buffeting bodies, now again dragging Telima by the wrist.	10
6	112	I moved my head aside as a torch, in the hands of a slave of the warriors of Port Kar, flashed by.	10
7	98	She moved about me.	10
8	23	A punt, from the flagship, moved ahead.	10
8	42	I marveled at her, as she moved the craft, keeping us constantly moving, yet concealed behind high thickets of rush and sedge.	10
8	70	As we silently moved among the growths of the marsh we heard the wild cries of men, and the screaming of the girl bound to the prow, until, by a whip slave, she was lashed to silence.	10
8	246	And so I, with my shield and sword, helmeted, followed by Telima, a rence girl, carrying the great bow, with its arrows, many of them now bloodied, taken from the bodies of those of Port Kar, moved from barge to barge.	10
9	470	"Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing.	10
9	582	"No," I said, and moved the blade from the sheath.	10
9	604	I moved the blade in a semicircle, facing them.	10
9	605	None of them moved against me.	10
9	643	His lips moved, but there was no sound.	10
9	659	His lips moved, but then he coughed, and there was more blood, and he stiffened, and then, his head falling to one side, he was only weight in our arms.	10
10	265	Silently, oars scarcely touching the water, we had moved from Cos, leaving her behind in the moonlight.	10
11	242	His eyes had moved from his head; a large vein was livid on his forehead; his feet and hands were white; his wrists and ankles were bleeding; his body was little more than drawn suet; he was stained with his own excrement.	10
11	426	Surely it did not seem likely that Sevarius would have moved if he had not been assured, at some point, of the support of the power of Cos and Tyros.	10
13	374	The man then called out, "Up oars! Ready oars! Stroke!" Again we found our rhythm, and again the Rena moved through the waters.	10
13	392	We took up this beat, and again the Rena moved.	10
14	91	Then, rather bravely, the music drifting over the water, our oars at only half of maximum beat, we moved across the gleaming waters toward the large fleet.	10
15	15	The ships, in a splendid, long line, filing behind me, the Dorna first, then the tarn ships, then the round ships, under oars, moved slowly through the city, following the triumphal circuit of the great canal, passing even before the chamber of the Council of Captains.	10
17	132	As I watched, the long, strung-out line of round ships of Port Kar moved past, tacking, scarcely using their oars, their small, triangular storm sails beaten from the north.	10
18	106	I moved the blade toward the boy and he parried it.	10

Book 7. (38 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	474	Targo moved back, bowing deeply, and the wagon slowly moved past us.	10
2	138	I moved my feet, the tiny bit I dared, trying to reach for the railing on the waist-high wall of the terrace below.	10
3	94	He lifted his hand again, moved it toward me.	10
3	152	It was a painful, frustrating task, but inch by quarter inch, I moved it downward.	10
3	420	I moved to the back of the bungalow.	10
3	487	The light moved about, but it did not catch me again.	10
4	129	The small disklike ship then slowly lifted and moved toward the large ship.	10
4	131	The small ship moved inside.	10
4	235	After perhaps a minute the two men, holding to the racking, moved from the room.	10
4	242	It had been the floor, but now it seemed as though it were a wall at my left, and he moved strangely on the wall.	10
4	246	He went to the machine into which the hoses from the tubes led, and moved a small dial.	10
5	15	I moved my hand.	10
5	192	It moved swiftly, delicately, almost daintily toward the ship and, bending down, disappeared inside.	10
5	196	Then it moved above the wreck of the black ship.	10
7	334	The girl knelt in the shade of the wagon until the caravan moved, and then, getting up, leashed, walked beside the wagon.	10
8	55	Yet in the water it seemed, for all their bulk, they moved delicately.	10
8	949	I felt the rough fabric of the camisk on my body as I moved, the pull of the strap on my shoulder, the heavy, swaying touch of the bota as, in the rhythm of my walk, it touched my side.	10
9	5	The girls moved swiftly, single file, through the brush and small trees at the edge of the forest.	10
9	347	I pulled at the fiber that bound my wrists so cruelly back; my throat pressed against the straps on my throat, almost choking me; my belly writhed under its strap; my ankles moved against one another, helpless in the leather confinement of the knotted strap.	10
9	369	"It seemed to me," I said, "that your bodies moved as might have those of slave girls".	10
10	103	I rubbed my wrists and moved my fingers, trying to restore their circulation.	10
11	20	None of the girls moved.	10
11	626	I now no longer moved as a free woman, even a beautiful one, of Earth.	10
11	627	I now moved, and naturally, as what I was, uninhibited and shameless, taunting, catlike, insolent, a Gorean slave girl.	10
11	1031	Already my body moved as that of a slave girl, and unconsciously, naturally! I smiled.	10
12	48	Surreptitiously, I moved, picking berries here and there, closer to Ute.	10
12	86	Foot by foot we moved toward the Street of the Field Gate, and then, at last, came that street.	10
12	360	I moved my chained ankles.	10
12	595	How I hated Inge! I moved the neck tether out a little from my throat, with my finger.	10
13	74	We had stayed in Ka-la-na thickets by day, and had moved across the fields at night.	10
13	179	We had slept by day in Ka-la-na thickets, and moved southwestward by night.	10
13	186	We always took it with us, of course, when we moved.	10
13	200	Each time we moved from a thicket, if we had built such a trap, we destroyed it.	10
13	293	* * * * We moved southwestward through the great thicket, and then, finally came to its edge.	10
13	486	I moved by night, and, by day, slept in Ka-la-na thickets.	10
13	569	They had not moved.	10
15	844	Tiny things, with tiny sounds, moved, crawling over and about one another in it.	10
15	1185	If I moved I would strip myself.	10

Book 8. (50 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	92	I moved my Ubar's Rider of the High Tharlarion to command the file on which the Home Stone of Samos lay richly protected.	10
3	227	She moved to dart away.	10
3	257	It was moved by eight tunicked, collared slave girls, two to each wheel, pushing at the wheels.	10
3	265	As the wagon moved forward, she was, thus, forced to walk before it.	10
3	279	She moved her neck and head in the confinement of the chain and leather, at the end of the pole.	10
3	412	As Thurnock, by her arm, led the girl down the stairs of the wagon, the other slave girls, who had moved the wagon, struck at her, spitting and jeering.	10
4	156	She moved back a little.	10
4	157	She moved her wrists in the slave bracelets.	10
5	209	About a half inch is left between each pair of boards, that men, glancing in, might be moved to interest, but would be able to fully satisfy their curiosity only by actually stepping within.	10
5	256	I could see, when the chain moved, its print on her body, where it had lain before.	10
6	189	Her crew moved efficiently.	10
7	1	Grenna Softly, stealthily, the long bow of yellow Ka-la-na, from the wine trees of Gor, in my hand, I moved through the brush and trees.	10
7	45	Sometimes when I first moved below them, they would be silent, but then, seeing in a moment that I was moving away, would begin to cry out again, and dart about from branch to branch.	10
7	172	I noted where the birds moved, and where they did not.	10
7	180	Birds moved about, above me.	10
7	398	Rim carried her from the small fire, and moved into the darkness.	10
8	76	By twos, sleen nets slung between us, we moved to the huts.	10
9	55	Idly she moved the blade of her spear along the side of my body.	10
11	738	He moved the piece.	10
11	763	I moved my Ubar's Physician to my Ubara Six, interposing it between the Ubara and the Home Stone.	10
11	788	Her thighs moved.	10
11	791	He moved his tarnsman to his Ubara Six, my Ubara Five.	10
11	799	She could read it in the tone of Marlenus, the swiftness with which he had moved, his insolent handling of the pieces, the vigor and arrogance of his carriage.	10
13	52	Only one moved.	10
13	79	When I passed the one man of Tyros who had yet moved I noted that he now lay still.	10
13	180	Her knees moved in the sand.	10
13	210	The shark moved toward the girl, smoothly, flowing, liquid in its flawless menace.	10
13	215	The shark moved in again, similarly, and bumped against her leg, and turned away.	10
15	106	We had good fortune, for the camp had not moved.	10
15	131	The camp had not moved, but it was clear to me that the panther girls were now alarmed, and that their ventures from the camp were more conservative and timid.	10
15	401	The left leg of each girl moved in unison, the lovely left ankle of each locked in the clasp of the ankle ring, lifting and carrying the chain that bound them.	10
16	273	When the chain moved again it took its way over his body.	10
16	281	"March them faster!" The slave chain again moved.	10
17	73	I fastened them again in the coffle, and moved the coffle forward, so that its last girl now stood where the first of the unconscious girls, lying on the grass, might now be conveniently shackled to her.	10
17	139	The chain was moved, the bodies of other girls, still unconscious, like inanimate, beautiful weights, their left wrists imprisoned by the bracelet and chain, jerked to and fro.	10
18	10	Then, as the water moved again, in the stirrings of Thassa, the sea, in its broad swirling sweep touching the beach, he lifted his head and stood upright, the water about his ankles.	10
18	138	Sarus and his men, pressed by my relentless pursuit, had moved much more swiftly to the sea than doubtless he had intended.	10
18	225	I wore green, now black in the darkness, and moved with stealth, as a warrior moves who hunts men, mixing with the shadows, one darkness among others, a movement and a silence.	10
18	436	Somewhere, abroad on Thassa, concealed by the bending of a world, moved the Rhoda and Tesephone.	10
19	102	They moved back a few feet.	10
20	15	I moved, as an eye moves, no longer where I had stood before.	10
20	18	Again I moved.	10
20	25	I moved so to place a man of Tyros between me and the quarrel.	10
20	38	I moved among them, as one of them.	10
20	39	And where I moved, men fell.	10
20	48	I quickly moved down the line of bound women, tightly thonged slave girls.	10
20	63	"Rebuild the fire!" I moved again.	10
20	99	I seized again my sword, and moved again, to one side, mixing in the shadows.	10
20	110	I moved about the inside of the stockade wall.	10
20	236	I moved my blade back from the body of the second.	10

Book 9. (32 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	386	She moved her wrists in the fetters; there was a small sound as the three-inch joining link moved in the welded rings of the fetters.	10
1	25	I had dealt Surbus his death blow, but, before he had died, I had, on the urging of the woman, she moved to pity, carried him to the roof of the tavern, that he might, before his eyes closed, look once more upon the sea.	10
3	211	It moved unsteadily, rocking back and forth, and then rolled from the altar, struck the steps and broke apart.	10
3	272	Swiftly, down the dirt street to the wharves from the temple, striding, but not running, moved Ivar Forkbeard with his men, and his loot, both that of female flesh and gold.	10
4	57	The Spearmen moved identically with the southern Spearmen.	10
4	72	"I have moved," I told him.	10
4	134	I recalled I had, many times, late in the game, regretted the surrender of the Ax, or its equivalent in the south, the Tarnsman, when I had simply, as I thought rationally, moved in accordance with what were reputed to be the principles of sound strategy.	10
4	166	Gorm moved aside eight narrow planks from the loose decking.	10
4	203	His Jarl had moved decisively.	10
5	327	"Stroke!" The serpent turned its prow to sea, and the oars moved down, entered the water, and pulled against it.	10
6	153	The men moved back, to give us room.	10
6	326	The roof was about six feet in height, which meant that most of those within, if male, were forced to bend over as they moved about.	10
7	9	How incredibly feminine they were, so living and uninhibited and delightful, so utterly fresh, so free, so spontaneous, so open in their emotions and the movements of their bodies; they now moved and laughed and walked, and stood, as women; pride was not permitted them; joy was.	10
8	171	He moved the lamp up and down, once.	10
8	260	It moved swiftly, with an agility startling in so huge a bulk.	10
8	309	The oars, gently, noiselessly, entered the water, and the boat moved away, into the darkness.	10
11	294	"The peace of the Thing is upon them!" Men fell back, and, between them, shambling, swiftly moved the three Kurii.	10
14	134	"Attack! Are you docile tarsk that you dare not attack? Men of Torvaldsland, attack!" But no man moved.	10
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
15	13	Several Kurii, not feeding, carrying shields, axes, moved to and fro.	10
15	93	I felt its fur as I moved by it.	10
15	137	They moved rapidly.	10
15	211	It then seemed to me no wonder that he had moved with such confidence on the escarpment.	10
15	396	I moved the fingers of my left hand.	10
15	424	I lifted the arm, and moved it.	10
18	82	The Kur, turning, now facing me, moved backward; it stumbled against a tent rope, jerking loose its peg.	10
18	247	Not a beast moved.	10
18	442	She moved, lying across it, on the body of the Kur.	10
18	562	This, too, was done, and the men, and the girl, too, Hilda, moved back, clearing a circle for the two men.	10
18	598	There was a slight wind, which moved his hair and beard.	10
18	658	The failure of the Kur invasion, of course, moved the struggle to a new dimension.	10
22	230	In the distance, as the ship moved to sea, the wind in its sail, oars dipping, I saw the bleak, white heights of the Torvaldsberg.	10

Book 10. (79 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	168	The hips of the dancer now moved, seemingly in isolation from the rest of her body, though her wrists and hands, ever so slightly, moved to the music.	10
1	49	Her hand moved to the veil at her right hip.	10
1	65	Yet, somewhere beneath the conditioned behavior lies the animal, which moved naturally before there was a civilization to teach it the proprieties of mechanism.	10
1	111	She regarded them, angrily, and still she moved.	10
1	114	Her hips moved, swaying.	10
1	116	Her left hand was at her thigh; her right high above her head; her eyes were on her hip; frozen into a hip sway; then there was again a bright, clear flash of the finger cymbals, and the music began again, and again she moved, helpless on the pole.	10
1	175	She moved, turning, toward us.	10
1	235	Her left wrist was moved slightly behind her.	10
1	373	* * * * The belled left ankle of the dancer moved in a small circle on the mosaiced floor, to the ringing of the bells, and the counterpoint of the finger cymbals.	10
1	501	Within the secrecy of the veil, binding us together, she moved her body slowly before me, lips parted, moaning.	10
1	571	Her hands moved as though she might be, starved with desire, picking flowers from a wall in a garden.	10
1	687	Her hands moved, delicate, lovely.	10
1	699	More than one reached to clutch her but each time, swiftly, she moved back.	10
3	173	I hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left.	10
4	1	Riders Join the Caravan of Farouk The caravan moved slowly.	10
4	48	The kaiila moved slowly.	10
5	41	Her eyes were shut, her teeth clenched on her lip, her face agonized; her arms were above her head, her fists clenched, and yet, seemingly in isolation, seemingly against her resolve, her body moved, forcing her to be beautiful before men.	10
5	285	Its name had been given to it centuries before, when thirsty men, who had moved at night on the desert, had come upon it, discovering it.	10
5	310	I moved to my feet, and, kicking loose the pole which held the tent, slipped outside, drawing my scimitar.	10
6	31	At a sign from the judge the handle moved once, dropping the wooden pawl into the ratchet notch.	10
6	52	Once more the handle moved and the pawl slipped into a new notch on the ratchet.	10
6	55	"Masters! I have told the truth! The truth!" The pawl was moved yet another notch.	10
6	79	The judge lifted his hand and the handle on the girl's rack moved once.	10
6	91	At a signal from the judge the slave at the handle of the girl's rack, pushing it with his two hands, moved the handle.	10
6	114	The judge gave a signal and the long handle of the rack, fitting through a rectangular hole in the axle, moved again.	10
7	80	I moved my head a bit, turning my neck inside the heavy collar.	10
7	113	I moved not even the chain.	10
7	204	On such a blade, I knew, silk dropped, should the blade be moved, would fall parted to the floor.	10
7	634	I moved in the chains.	10
7	690	I moved my arms and legs.	10
10	185	She moved sweetly.	10
11	17	We had scarcely moved, save to pass about a verrskin of water and a leather pouch of Sa-Tarna meal.	10
11	66	The sun itself, for more than four Ehn, was darkened, as the great clouds moved over us.	10
11	116	Verr moved about them, brushing against their legs.	10
11	590	The girl looked about and then, rapidly, with a scattering of dust, she moved her kaiila in the direction of the kasbah.	10
12	548	I moved swiftly to the door, and, opening it a crack, reconnoitered.	10
14	66	An urt skittered past her, having emerged from a crack in the floor between two stones and moved swiftly across the floor, along one wall, and vanished through the crack which had served as exit for its fellow a few moments earlier.	10
14	188	He cannot see to escape; he can not see to attack; he cannot be sure, usually, even of the number and position of his captors, whether they face him, or are attentive, or such; sometimes a hooded prisoner, even unbound, is told simply to kneel, and that if he moves, he will be slain; some captors, t...	10
14	367	Some kaiila moved by, laden with various supplies.	10
14	453	A kaiila moved swiftly past me, its paws scattering salt.	10
14	456	Another kaiila moved past me, moving toward the front of the chain.	10
14	521	Kaiila moved past us.	10
14	534	The man then moved to the next prisoner.	10
14	544	"I'm blind!" Kaiila moved along the line.	10
14	571	His body moved awkwardly.	10
15	97	"Go!" Not one of the men moved.	10
16	184	Somewhere near, below us, or about us, moved the Old One.	10
17	139	We moved back.	10
17	166	It scarcely moved in the water.	10
18	67	I moved the stake, to which my right wrist was fastened, a quarter of an inch.	10
18	84	I moved the stake again, to which my right wrist was fastened, another quarter of an inch.	10
19	63	He moved the bag of water he carried to his left shoulder, it falling before and behind.	10
20	92	Its tongue moved about its lips, which were wet.	10
20	150	Already, loping, then turning back, then moving ahead again, the Kur moved before me, back toward the long ragged edge of dunes which lay on our left.	10
21	29	Yet, slowly, as though by force of will, he moved on.	10
21	69	It moved on, indomitably.	10
21	125	The Kur moved on ahead of me.	10
21	172	He moved slowly.	10
21	243	Then he stood between me and the sun and, in the shade of his body, as he moved from time to time, I slept.	10
21	247	He moved slowly, being lame.	10
21	614	It moved another six inches toward me.	10
22	56	I moved as though in pain, as though suffering from abdominal and muscular cramps, as though I were dizzy.	10
22	88	He was unwary; his attention was fully focused on his target; did he think I was a slave girl on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, standing, a tospit in my mouth for his lance sport? I moved to the side and, with both hands, a yard behind the point, turning, caught the lance; the rider, crying out, w...	10
23	4	I moved the kaiila, with the string of pack animals, over the crest of the hill.	10
23	16	I moved the kaiila, and the pack animals, slowly from him.	10
23	50	I moved the kaiila to the crest of the hill.	10
23	94	The rider moved his kaiila away.	10
23	178	Riders, from both sides, moved their kaiila slowly toward the figure, their guards hanging behind them.	10
25	235	This time I moved toward her, letting her feel the weight of the steel, the weight of a man's arm.	10
25	512	He moved back the heavy iron door and we entered the room.	10
26	34	A dozen kaiila moved past in stately line, laden with water.	10
26	41	I moved the kaiila over to regard the female slave groups, which stood at the wall, not yet herded to their places in the columns.	10
26	45	As I moved the kaiila slowly along the line of chained girls, to examine them, the leather, looped and knotted about the pommel of my saddle, grew taut.	10
26	69	I moved the kaiila on.	10
26	91	I moved the kaiila on.	10
26	101	I moved the kaiila on.	10
26	157	Then I kicked the kaiila in the flanks and moved ahead.	10
26	508	She moved the back of her right forearm across her mouth.	10
26	531	She moved toward me, and slipped to her feet, encircling my body with her small arms.	10

Book 11. (75 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	790	In that instant I felt suffused with joy for I felt then that he would, in his kindness, cover me, protecting me from the eyes of his men; perhaps, too, he had been moved by my plight; perhaps he was now sorry for how cruelly he had treated me; perhaps now he would try to make amends; perhaps now I ...	10
1	16	I moved my head, slightly.	10
1	19	I moved my head again, sleepily, eyes closed, to its original position.	10
1	90	I hurt my hands; it moved not a quarter of an inch.	10
1	138	The grass was richly green, alive, vast; the sky was blue, deeply blue, far deeper than I had known a sky could be; the clouds were sharp and white, protean and billowing, transforming themselves in the pressures of their heights and the winds which sped them; they moved at different heights at diff...	10
2	28	He moved his hand, angrily.	10
2	122	I moved no muscle.	10
2	362	The newcomer then moved back a few paces.	10
2	426	The wind moved the grass.	10
2	428	For a long time, neither man moved.	10
2	501	The stranger's sword moved.	10
2	518	He moved the bearded man into a position where his fallen, discarded shield lay behind him.	10
2	573	He moved his hands on my body, firmly, following its curvatures.	10
2	599	I felt the grass under my body; I felt it brush my left side, as the wind moved it.	10
2	820	I moved my wrists a bit, and lost consciousness.	10
2	934	I told myself, of course, that this was rational, that he might wake and discover me out of position, or that, perhaps, at times, he was not truly asleep, but was, through half-closed eyes, watching me, to see if I, in the slightest, moved.	10
2	950	Gratefully I moved my body.	10
2	955	He watched me as I moved my body, and rubbed my legs, that their full circulation might be restored; they were stiff and cramped, as was the rest of my body, after the fixed position in which I had been kept, as that discipline sequent upon my cuffing.	10
2	956	I was aware, though would scarcely admit it to myself, that my movements, as I stretched, and moved my hands upon my legs, were performed rather differently than they would have been had I been alone.	10
2	1026	After a time, he moved about the small clearing and, with his foot, erased the slight signs of our camp, the few small signs of our sojourn in this tiny forest glade.	10
2	1182	My body had perhaps moved in the slightest tremor.	10
3	68	They moved about me.	10
3	128	To my humiliation, too, I was taught to wash clothing on rocks, pounding and rinsing, on my knees, at the edge of the tiny stream which moved through the camp.	10
3	229	Yesterday evening I had been forced to aid Eta in serving the men, carrying meat to them in my teeth; later I had moved among them, as they had summoned me, pouring them wine and paga.	10
3	686	It was the order of nature, unperverted, which I observed, as she moved about, among those mighty men.	10
3	727	We, two, moved among them.	10
4	7	The striped sides of the tenting moved slightly in the early morning shiftings of the breeze.	10
4	48	I crawled beside him, and moved my head to where he might touch it, by his thigh.	10
4	203	I stood and knelt, and stood, and moved, as Eta instructed me.	10
4	248	I tore the garment there, at the left hip, that as I moved, the brand might be glimpsed.	10
4	444	I moved slightly.	10
4	562	When I moved I heard the rustle of the bells, which were slave bells.	10
4	697	I moved more closely to my master.	10
4	804	I moved the blanket, looking down, shifting it that my leg be exposed.	10
4	1176	It was not merely that I was eager to piteously and submissively display my beauty to them, that they might be moved to take it in their arms and vanquish it, but, beyond this, I was overwhelmed by an entire dimension of emotion which might be spoken of, though inadequately, as the desire to yield s...	10
4	1231	I moved a bit, to find a place where I might lie comfortably.	10
4	1239	I moved somewhat and looked at the furs, and, in some places, the tenting of the men.	10
5	569	The blade moved a bit higher on the leg.	10
5	602	I had not moved.	10
5	821	Was I first girl? Was I over her? Did I have switch rights upon her body, as Eta had upon mine? Would I be cruel to her? Would I make her suffer? Would she have to please the masters incredibly, and constantly attend them, that they might perhaps be moved to shield her to some tiny extent from my ve...	10
5	887	We moved out, slave girls, on the left foot, that the pace of the march be uniform.	10
6	217	My thighs moved.	10
6	238	Thurnus moved the cup a bit closer to him, maneuvering me into a yet more helpless position.	10
7	47	New wells have been dug, peasants have moved into it.	10
7	314	The two boys then moved on to me.	10
7	336	The young men moved on to Donna.	10
7	824	I moved furtively.	10
8	12	Then it moved about the cage on its six legs, its long, furred body angrily rubbing against the bars.	10
9	85	Then he moved away from her.	10
9	557	I moved my finger inside the rope collar, moving it out a bit from my neck, wiping sweat and dirt from under it.	10
9	1503	But Thurnus had not moved.	10
11	413	"Why have you not moved your left ankle?" asked Sucha.	10
12	191	I put my hand to the thin brown cloth, clutching it, as though to close it more, but I only moved it more tightly about me and higher upon my thighs.	10
12	425	They moved with dispatch.	10
12	526	Then I moved back toward the door through which I had entered.	10
12	788	I moved a little.	10
12	835	But perhaps her captor, if she seemed slave-suitable, and was sufficiently desperate and zealous in her pleadings and prostrations, might be moved to keep her, she weeping and kissing at his feet, petitioning for this privilege.	10
13	255	Vendors moved about, among them, proffering light foods and beverages.	10
14	6	She scarcely moved, swaying, ankles close, arms over her head, wrists back to back, palms turned out.	10
18	1	The Slave Sack I moved carefully, the tray over my head, between the tables.	10
20	567	He scarcely moved.	10
22	186	The other ship moved away from us, like a silken sleen.	10
22	387	My head moved, and twisted, with the blows, but, held by her hand in my hair, must remain essentially in place.	10
22	646	He looked to the sharks which moved about the body of the inert, buoyant saurian.	10
22	647	Others, too, smaller, restless, white-finned, moved about the raft.	10
22	697	Then his hand moved from my throat to touch my right breast, musingly.	10
22	763	His right hand moved at my body.	10
28	122	We moved down another place on the bench.	10
28	130	We moved again.	10
28	173	With each sale we had moved one position.	10
28	174	Each time we had moved one or two positions on the bench we knew that one or two of our sisters had been sold.	10
28	179	But when our nerves had eased and we might seem to breathe a bit more easily, the coffle, as a whole, would be ordered to its feet and moved ten spaces toward the end of the tunnel.	10
28	199	She moved carefully, feeling the stairs, creeping upward.	10
29	9	He, placing the spear and shield to one side, had moved to her and was tying her hands behind her back.	10
29	81	He moved his foot against my body.	10

Book 12. (19 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	58	The Kurii moved now, at last, with dispatch and menace.	10
1	65	How incredibly beautiful and soft she seemed; she was curled in the furs; she was half covered by them; I lifted them away, that I might see her fully; she stirred; her hands moved a bit on the furs; she drew her legs up; she reached as though to pull the furs more about her but her hands did not fi...	10
1	182	The door to my chamber which, in my house, I did not keep locked, moved slightly.	10
1	183	Instantly I moved from the couch, startling the chained girl.	10
1	275	They moved from the room.	10
2	634	The currents generally moved eastward above the polar basin.	10
3	455	I moved on, pushing past a man who was examining the legs of a slave girl, feeling them.	10
3	769	Their ankles, now, for the chain running through the loop-rings was long, could be moved as closely together or as widely apart as they, or their masters, might wish.	10
3	1113	I moved in more closely, thinking he might have difficulty in communicating with the slaver's man.	10
3	1208	"I think," I said, indicating the two remaining, young Earth females, as yet unsold, "that these two girls might now be moved back on the platform and have their hands chained before their bodies rather than behind".	10
3	1210	He climbed to the platform and moved the girls back.	10
3	1245	My nostrils flared, my blood moved now faster in my veins.	10
3	1257	I moved through the crowds, to get somewhat closer to the block.	10
3	1317	She moved carefully through the furs.	10
3	1379	She moved her small wrists in the cuffs; she tried to move her hands; they were held, confined, at the golden loop.	10
4	29	Initiates moved about, and many others.	10
4	226	He looked at the board for a time, and then, not looking at Scormus of Ar, moved a piece.	10
4	267	Centius of Cos had moved his Ubar's Tarnsman's Spearman to Ubar's Tarnsman Four.	10
4	303	The hand of Scormus moved.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	906	The chain under the bench, on her ankles, moved, too, as her feet moved under the bench.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	24	I moved menacingly toward the man before me and he, and another, a few feet from him, both before me, moved back, quickly, to the side.	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1286	"But I am helpless!" She moved her head about a little, turning it a little from side to side, her neck within the loops of the thongs; too, she moved her hands a little, futilely, they held back against the wood, by the thonged wrists.	10
21	440	"'I would hope,' I said, 'that Mistress would to some extent, in view of her fabled beauty and the damage that even the thought of it may wreak in the hearts of poor men, be rather moved to pity, be rather moved to look leniently on this bold transgression.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	596	The lamps and torches threw strange shadows, which moved, as the source of light moved, sometimes giving the impression of a dark body stirring, even moving furtively, or quickly.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	96	When she moved she was conscious of the padlock, its weight, and how it moved, against the three parts it secured in place.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
55	221	Nothing moved from the herd, and the herd leader, bleating in fear, and protest, moved further back into the herd, using it as a wall to separate himself from the angry, hostile figure who was threateningly close.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	149	His switch moved slightly, and the girl, tears on her cheeks, moved away, later to assume her position at the rear of the pen, kneeling, facing away from the gate.	10
25	132	They moved it out a bit, then drew it back, and then moved it further out, and did this a number of times.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	560	I know I moved, and moved as a slave.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	249	"But such," I said, "would require the living island to be moved, and not only to be moved, but to be moved purposely".	10