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Officer

Book 1. (27 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	216	I turned slowly, my hands away from my body, and found myself facing two of the foot soldiers of Ar, one of them an officer, the other of common rank.	10
7	220	The officer, a swaggering fellow whose helmet, though polished, bore the marks of combat, approached me, holding his sword to me, and seized my weapon from its scabbard and the girl's dagger from my belt.	10
7	224	"You are Talena," he said, tapping the dagger, "daughter of Marlenus?" "You see I wear the robes of the Ubar's daughter," said the girl, scarcely deigning to respond to the officer's question.	10
7	230	"Are you Talena?" asked the officer, once again, patiently.	10
7	233	"Good," said the officer, and then nodded to his subordinate.	10
8	1	I Acquire a Companion I lunged forward, but was checked by the point of the officer's sword.	10
8	6	"Marlenus has fled," said the officer.	10
8	10	The officer continued: "Marlenus lost the Home Stone, the Luck of Ar.	10
8	21	The officer prodded me with the sword.	10
8	29	"The Initiates have pronounced their sentence," said the officer.	10
8	33	The officer's eyes narrowed.	10
8	39	The officer regarded her calmly, and she blushed, realizing her body was no longer sacred in his sight, no longer protected by the power of the Ubar.	10
8	43	The officer cursed under his breath.	10
8	47	The officer looked her over, slowly, carefully, his eyes gleaming.	10
8	49	The officer sheathed his sword, not taking his eyes from Talena, who drew back.	10
8	53	"That is for me to decide," said the officer, and laughed as he snapped the chain on the throat of the girl.	10
8	58	"I see that I must teach you to respect an officer," he said, putting his hand between her throat and the chain, drawing her to him.	10
8	62	The officer turned from Talena, scrambling to his feet and growling with rage, unsheathing his blade.	10
8	70	The officer shuddered convulsively on the grass and was dead.	10
8	80	I fumbled through the officer's pouch and found the key to the manacles.	10
18	22	Without leaving the back of the tarn, I demanded the officer in charge.	10
18	30	At a word from the officer a hundred spears would have sought my heart.	10
18	33	"That was not in the conditions of surrender," said the officer.	10
18	36	"Very well," said the officer, gesturing to a subordinate.	10
18	44	"Yes," said the officer.	10
18	51	"What of the roof of the cylinder," I asked, "when the tarn wire is down?" "Marlenus will not escape," repeated the officer, adding in a surly tone, "unless he can fly".	10
18	54	"Where," I asked, "shall Pa-Kur take the daughter of the false Ubar to be executed?" The officer pointed to a distant cylinder.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	194	One, not their officer, approached me directly; another, a few feet behind the first and on his left, followed him.	10
6	196	The officer was the third man in the formation, and the other warrior hung several yards in the rear.	10
6	199	"We want the woman," said the officer.	10
6	202	The eyes of the officer were narrow in the Y-like opening of his helmet.	10
6	205	"Do not the men of Tharna revere women?" "This is not the soil of Tharna," said the officer, annoyed.	10
6	212	Then, raising her voice, she spoke to the officer.	10
7	1	Thorn, Captain of Tharna With one sound three blades sprang from their sheaths, mine, that of the officer and that of the warrior who would first engage me.	10
7	7	The officer had rushed forward but now stopped.	10
7	10	The officer had been an instant too late.	10
7	38	I decided that Thorn, whatever he was or wasn't, was a good officer.	10
10	4	Yet the officer must have read defiance in my eyes because he signaled his men, and three spears dropped to threaten my breast.	10

Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	12	I would learn later that in scent it wore its rank, caste and station as clearly on its body as an officer in one of the armies of Earth might wear his distinguishing braid and metal bars.	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	177	We also heard that the wench Hereena, of the First Wagon, had been won by a Turian officer representing the house of Saphrar of the Merchants, to whom, for a fee, he presented her.	10
21	151	When there was the least doubt, the individual was detained for interrogation by an officer of the guard.	10
21	220	Then the officer of the guard, nearly beside himself with rage, ordered several of his amused men to put their shoulders to the wagon as well.	10
21	223	Dina was still watching the broil below and laughing, for the driver seemed so utterly distressed and apologetic, cringing and dancing about and scraping before the irate officer.	10
21	265	At the gate the officer was still berating the blond-haired fellow.	10
21	269	"What is your name?" demanded the officer.	10
21	273	"Tuchuks! Close the gates!" The officer looked up in alarm, and then he cried out to the men on the windlass platform.	10
21	275	Suddenly understanding, the officer cried out in rage and whipped his sword from his sheath but before he could raise his arm the young man had leaped to him and thrust a quiva into his heart.	10
21	278	Harold had withdrawn his quiva from the breast of the officer.	10
22	6	The Ubar, and Kamras, his highest officer, had fallen captive almost immediately, each to a Hundred set that purpose.	10

Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	286	"Two hundred and fifteen," called out a high officer in the cavalry of Ar.	10

Book 6. (36 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	45	With him there stood a tall, bearded helmeted warrior of Port Kar, the golden slash of the officer across the temples of his helmet.	10
6	47	The tall, bearded officer, sword drawn, stood silently near him.	10
7	32	He was conversing with the bearded officer, tall and with the golden slashes on the temples of his helmet.	10
7	48	The last two aboard had been Henrak, with his white scarf, and the tall, bearded officer, he with the golden slashes on the temples of his helmet.	10
7	55	The officer, standing on the tiller deck of the flagship, lifted his arm.	10
7	59	The officer on the tiller deck, Henrak at his side, let fall his hand.	10
8	52	On the small foredeck of the barge, beneath the high, curved prow, stood the officer and Henrak, both looking aft.	10
8	53	The officer, angrily, was shouting the length of the barge to its oar-master, who now stood on the tiller deck, looking back toward the other barges, his hands on the sternrail.	10
8	68	The officer, bearded and tall, with the two golden slashes on the temples of his helmet, followed by Henrak, still with the scarf bound about his body, ran to the rail.	10
8	71	"Cut! Cut! Cut!" I heard the officer cry out to the slaves in the punt and, immediately, almost frenzied, they began to hack away at the tangles of marsh vine with their bladed poles.	10
8	111	In this situation, then, it was natural, expecting an attack on either the first or the last barge, that the officer, he of the golden slashes on the temples of his helmet, would concentrate his men in the first and last barges.	10
8	135	I heard someone crying out, perhaps the officer, ordering more men aft to repel the boarders.	10
10	48	On one chair, some fifteen yards away, somewhat lower and closer the thrones of the Ubars, sat an officer, whom I recognized.	10
10	52	I smiled to myself, looking upon the bearded, dour countenance of the officer, his long hair tied behind his head with scarlet string.	10
13	380	And an officer rushed down the steps into the rowing hold, and struck the oar-master from his chair.	10
13	383	The officer, with a cry of rage, then turned and ran up the stairs to the main deck.	10
13	393	"Faster!" cried the officer from above.	10
13	395	"You will die!" screamed the officer down into the hold.	10
13	401	At that moment the officer again came down the steps, entering the rowing hold.	10
13	421	I held out my hand and the officer placed his sword in it, hilt first.	10
13	434	I looked at the officer.	10
13	437	The officer, obediently, one by one, began to release my fellow slaves.	10
13	451	And I walked up the steps, carrying the officer's sword.	10
13	505	Seeing the officer whose sword I had, I laughed and flung the weapon into the deck at his feet.	10
14	345	The distinction of man and officer does not exist on the benches of a galley.	10
16	205	"What shall we do, Captain?" asked the officer once more.	10
16	211	"Many of the captains," said another officer, "are already weighing anchor for the northern islands".	10
16	213	"Thassa is broad," said another officer.	10
16	221	The officer had proposed, as clearly as one might, that the city be abandoned to the flames, and to the ravaging seamen of Cos and Tyros.	10
17	21	I turned to an officer.	10
17	97	"Furl the sail," I told an officer.	10
17	101	"What shall we do now?" asked an officer.	10
17	114	"I fear the weather, Captain," said an officer.	10
17	257	"Lower a longboat," I told an officer.	10
18	2	"Take this prisoner," I told an officer, "and chain him below decks.	10
18	80	In the belt of his tunic he had thrust the sword that I had had the officer give him before the battle.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	760	"Thurnock," I said, "I need a man here, an officer I can trust, one to maintain the camp, one to command shrewdly in my absence".	10
13	241	They had doubtless taken Rim, knowing him from Laura as an officer of mine.	10
13	242	My men would not have revealed to them who else might be officer.	10
13	245	My men there were thus provided with an officer.	10
13	247	Rim had been taken northward because he was an officer.	10

Book 9. (12 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	78	At the Thing, to which each free man must come, unless he works his farm alone and cannot leave it, each man must present, for the inspection of his Jarl's officer, a helmet, shield and either sword or ax or spear, in good condition.	10
10	81	Those farmers who do not attend the Thing, being the sole workers on their farms, must, nonetheless, maintain the regulation armament; once annually it is to be presented before a Jarl's officer, who, for this purpose, visits various districts.	10
10	422	An officer of Svein Blue Tooth, assisted by two thralls, quickly assessed Dagmar, stripping her, feeling her body, the firmness of her breasts, looking in her mouth.	10
10	431	It had been taken from a sack slung about the shoulder of Blue Tooth's officer.	10
10	432	The officer then, pulling Dagmar by the arm, went to the right wall.	10
10	500	"What do you know of this girl?" asked the Forkbeard of the officer of Svein Blue Tooth, who was accompanying him.	10
10	512	"Yes," said the officer of Svein Blue Tooth.	10
10	542	"What do you want for her?" he asked the officer of Svein Blue Tooth.	10
10	546	The officer of Svein Blue Tooth, with a key at his belt, unlocked the padlock which held the girl's collar to the common chain.	10
12	45	From a leather box, proffered to him by a high officer, who, too, had been the presiding official at the contests, Svein Blue Tooth lifted a fistful of talmits.	10
13	27	It would not have seemed proper, at least in the eyes of Svein Blue Tooth and others, for a high officer to sit at the same table with a fellow whose main occupation was supervising thralls in the tending of verr.	10
18	426	"A high officer," said Ivar.	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	498	Then the officer and I discussed details of training.	10
2	563	"By the way," I asked the officer, casually, though it was my main reason for visiting his office, "there was a girl of interest to me who, I understand it, was named Veema, and was at one time one of your guests.	10
2	565	Would you have records on her?" "Do you know her number in the pens?" asked the officer.	10
2	567	"Information such as this is usually confidential to the municipality," said the officer.	10
2	572	"She was sold for four tarsks," said the officer.	10
5	244	The lieutenant to the captain, high officer of the escort, came to my tent.	10
5	377	An officer rode rapidly back and forth the length of the line, examining them.	10
5	411	An officer rode up.	10
5	416	The officer looked at me.	10
5	419	"Who are you?" demanded the officer.	10
5	421	The officer stood in his stirrups.	10
5	424	Kicking the kaiila in the flanks, angrily, the officer urged his mount from the camp.	10
5	427	I regarded their leader as a good officer.	10

Book 11. (37 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	84	Strabo gave the ship's officer the key to my collar, and the officer placed it in his pouch.	10
14	215	Thandar of Ti, of the Warriors, of the four cities of the Salerian Confederation, was the fifth son of Ebullius Gaius Cassius, of the Warriors, Administrator of Ti, high officer of the Confederation.	10
16	234	"Get those slaves below deck," called an officer.	10
21	85	The officer then gestured to one of the sailors, and indicated me with his head.	10
21	109	The cargo officer was there.	10
21	125	"They were last seen," said the officer, "heading for a paga tavern, the Chatka and Curla".	10
21	135	"He is a warrior of Ar," said the ship's officer, standing near me.	10
21	155	The officer was looking at me.	10
21	175	I tried to lift my lips to the officer, but he held me from him.	10
21	184	The officer gestured to the sailor who had first chained me, and he approached.	10
21	185	"Though you are the only girl on board," said the officer, "do not think that you will be treated easily".	10
22	63	Although the cargo officer, my first day on board, had warned me that I would not be treated easily, he had not been as good as his word.	10
22	80	"Where away?" called an officer, on the high deck, whipping out a small telescope.	10
22	93	The officer there on watch handed him the telescope.	10
22	97	"See now," said the officer, pointing.	10
22	100	Another officer ascended to the high deck.	10
22	102	"It is a round ship," said the first officer.	10
22	103	"It is low in the water," said the second officer, he who had just come to the high deck.	10
22	104	"It is heavily freighted," said the first officer.	10
22	109	"She flees," said the first officer.	10
22	110	"Let us take her!" The second officer continued to regard the ship.	10
22	112	"She flies the flag of Port Kar," urged the first officer.	10
22	116	"Yes, Captain!" said the first officer, and called swiftly to men to run the signal flags of Cos to the mast.	10
22	131	Only the second officer, he also with the glass, seemed troubled, observing the fleeing ship with the glass.	10
22	148	"It is as I feared," cried the second officer, he who had not been sanguine about the vessel's pursuit.	10
22	153	"See!" said the second officer.	10
22	155	"I submit, Sir," said the officer, "you should turn about".	10
22	157	The second officer, too, observed it.	10
22	160	"Note the oars, Captain," pressed the second officer.	10
22	163	"That is no round ship, Captain," said the young officer.	10
22	168	"I urge you, Sir," cried the young officer, "turn about or build speed to shear!" The ship was bearing down upon us, rapidly.	10
22	169	"Turn about or build speed to shear!" cried the young officer.	10
22	170	"See the flag!" cried the first officer, who had been eager to pursue.	10
22	174	"It is the flag of Bosk of Port Kar!" cried the first officer.	10
22	225	I saw the young officer in the water.	10
22	236	One of them picked up men from the water, and the captain and young officer.	10
22	523	An officer stood there, with unsheathed sword.	10

Book 12. (5 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	248	"My thanks, Officer," said I.	10
3	344	The chief officer of the caste of players, with representatives of both Cos and Ar, would be waiting for them on the stone stage of the amphitheater, with the helmet.	10
3	1328	She had been the slave who had followed me earlier in the day, who had bitten at my sleeve near the puppet theater, whom I had saved from a beating by the guardsmen under the aegis of the officer of the fair's merchant staff.	10
6	197	"Before I send men against one such as he," said the officer, "it will be to defend a Home Stone".	10
35	1297	"You are a good officer," I said.	10

Book 13. (41 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	64	They were being supervised by the second officer.	10
4	67	"Are you bound for Schendi?" I called to the officer.	10
4	79	"We do not carry passengers," said the second officer.	10
4	84	There I saw her captain, Ulafi, engaged in conversation with one whom I took to be the first officer.	10
4	175	"My thanks, Officer," said the man.	10
4	179	"Yes, Officer," she said.	10
4	194	"May I be freed, my officer?" asked the bound man.	10
4	280	"Please, my officer," she begged.	10
4	304	I noted that Ulafi, captain of the Palms of Schendi, and his first officer, were now standing near me in the crowd.	10
4	312	Then he, and his first officer, turned away.	10
4	324	His first officer followed him.	10
4	656	He turned to his first officer.	10
4	707	"Tie her hands and fasten her at a dock ring," said Ulafi, to his second officer, and two seamen, one of whom was the fellow who had passed me on the walkway of the Rim canal, on the way to the pier of the Red Urt.	10
4	712	"Yes, Captain," said the second officer.	10
4	753	Two sailors, behind the second officer, carried a slave cage.	10
4	807	"We are ready to sail," said Ulafi's first officer, who had come to report.	10
4	923	The first officer directed the crew.	10
4	925	"Ready," called the second officer.	10
4	927	"Stroke," called the second officer, he acting as oar master.	10
4	932	"Oars inboard!" called the second officer.	10
4	947	The second officer, now freed of his duties as oar master, approached me.	10
5	1	We Ply Toward Schendi "Lesha," snapped the second officer to the blond girl.	10
5	44	I looked at the Earth girl, who had been left kneeling on the deck, the second officer having left her there.	10
5	76	Seeing that the pan was clean, Ulafi had then had his second officer commence her lessons.	10
5	84	The second officer now returned to the kneeling girl and, standing behind her, loosely, with a movement of the slave whip, looped the five broad blades of the whip about her neck.	10
6	94	The first officer, Gudi, did not preside over the issuance of blades and lances.	10
6	122	"You do not seem concerned," I said to Shoka, Ulafi's second officer, who stood near me.	10
6	210	Oarsmen, at the command of the first officer, a tall fellow named Gudi, he standing now on the helm deck, slid their great levers through the thole ports.	10
15	288	There was also an officer there of the merchant council of Schendi.	10
15	289	"Is this he?" asked the officer of the merchant council.	10
15	306	"You are an officer of Schendi," I said to the man in charge of the guardsmen.	10
15	308	"Here is the paper," said Msaliti to the officer.	10
15	309	The officer took the paper and looked it over.	10
15	313	The officer placed the paper inside his robes.	10
15	318	The officer shook out gold pieces and silver tarsks into his hand.	10
15	323	"What metal worker or leather worker," he asked, "carries such funds?" "He is obviously a thief, doubtless a fugitive," said the officer.	10
15	325	"Perhaps this fellow could take the place of a good citizen of Schendi in that levy?" "Would you find that acceptable?" asked the officer.	10
15	328	"Splendid," said the officer.	10
15	332	"These are hard times," said the officer.	10
23	373	"March to the rear," said the officer.	10
23	376	"Hurry!" said the officer.	10

Book 15. (3 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	129	He is shrewd, I regard him as a good officer".	10
25	156	I have heard that he is a good officer".	10
28	130	"You are a fine officer," said Callimachus, "and it is a splendid command".	10

Book 16. (65 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	77	Behind him an officer would relay his signal.	10
1	107	"They will lie to now," said Callimachus to the officer beside him.	10
1	174	Callimachus descended from the stem castle, leaving his officer at that post.	10
3	24	"Stroke!" His officer, by hand signals, conveyed his message to the helmsmen and oar master at the stern.	10
3	62	"Two more ships are over the chain!" called the officer with Callimachus, pointing to port.	10
3	71	"There is a ship of Ar's Station!" called out the officer on the stem castle.	10
3	123	"Look there!" called the officer on the stem castle with Callimachus.	10
3	125	Callimachus took the glass of the Builders from the officer.	10
3	127	"They fly distress signals on the stem-castle lines," said the officer.	10
3	129	"It can mean but one thing," said the officer.	10
3	143	"Where are the Talia, the Thenta, the Midice, the Ina, the Tia?" asked the officer.	10
3	145	He handed the glass of the Builders back to the officer.	10
3	150	"Quarter stroke!" called the officer to the oar master.	10
4	1	The Wedge; Rams and Shearing Blades "How many are there?" I heard an officer inquire of Callimachus, above and behind me, on the deck of the stem castle.	10
4	10	"Where are the ships of Callisthenes?" inquired an officer of Callimachus.	10
4	14	"They are forming the wedge," said an officer beside Callimachus.	10
4	48	"How else can we withstand the weight of such a wedge?" inquired the officer.	10
4	51	"We must be a floating fortress of wood," said the officer.	10
4	58	"Then let us withdraw," said the officer.	10
4	60	The officer, white-faced, looked over the rail of the stem castle.	10
4	63	"What can we do!" cried the officer.	10
4	65	"We can never withstand the strike of the wedge," said the officer.	10
4	137	"The wedge of the Voskjard approaches!" called an officer on our stem castle.	10
4	138	"Let us chain the ships together, while we may!" begged another officer.	10
4	189	"Stroke!" called his officer.	10
4	235	"I recommend, Captain," said an officer above and behind me on the stem-castle deck, "immediate withdrawal".	10
4	238	Join him there," pressed an officer.	10
4	240	"I counsel retreat," said the officer.	10
4	242	"Not faster than the Tina," said the officer.	10
4	244	The officer looked at him, angrily.	10
4	248	"Withdraw," said the officer.	10
4	250	"Forget about Callisthenes," said the officer.	10
4	252	"Withdraw," said the officer.	10
4	269	"Withdraw!" begged the officer above and behind us on the stem castle with Callimachus.	10
4	274	"Sound the battle horns!" called the officer beside him.	10
5	110	"To the benches!" called an officer.	10
5	116	"To starboard, hard to starboard!" cried an officer.	10
5	155	"It is thus that Callimachus commands!" "The Portia is off the starboard bowl" called an officer.	10
5	157	"They will draw alongside of her! She is to be boarded and taken!" "To the rescue of the Portia!" cried the officer on the stem castle.	10
5	163	"Hold!" called the officer, miserably.	10
6	19	"The Portia has been stricken!" cried an officer.	10
6	30	"Two points to port!" called an officer.	10
6	83	"To your stations, Lads!" called an officer.	10
6	108	"Ships! Ships astern!" cried an officer from the stern castle.	10
6	120	"The tide turns!" cried an officer.	10
8	348	"Artemidorus," she whispered, "first officer".	10
8	349	"Are you certain that you are all right?" asked the officer, through the door.	10
8	443	"Why did Artemidorus, the first officer, when he inquired as to your readiness, not attempt to enter the cabin, and check you by hand?" "None may touch me save Reginald, my master," she said, proudly, "unless I have displeased him".	10
9	46	"The Tamira must be mad to threaten three ships," said an officer.	10
9	68	"It is clear," said an officer.	10
9	75	"I shall have the signal horns sounded," said an officer to Callimachus.	10
9	76	"No," I said, "no, Callimachus!" "Do not sound them," said Callimachus to the officer.	10
9	91	"The Tamira is bearing down upon us," said an officer.	10
9	97	"There are lights on other ships!" called an officer.	10
9	327	"Sir," said an officer to Callimachus, "there is movement on the ship to starboard".	10
9	332	Callimachus and I, with the officer, went to the starboard rail of the Tina.	10
9	335	"Surely it does not mean to attack three ships," said the officer.	10
9	355	"She is moving!" said the officer.	10
9	376	"Other ships will be searching for us," said an officer.	10
12	185	He was, too, one of us, and a high officer of Port Cos.	10
12	205	"Captain," said an officer, coming up to report to Callimachus, "in the marshes the battle is done.	10
12	221	Then he said to the officer nearby, indicating Callisthenes, "Put him in chains".	10
12	222	We watched Callisthenes being led away, between two soldiers, the officer following.	10
20	775	You acted, too, doubtless, in accordance with your conception of your duty as an officer and your sense of the obligations of citizenship, that the honor of the Home Stone of Port Cos not be compromised".	10
20	782	Similarly, my duties as an officer and a citizen, the sharer of a Home Stone, were not implicated in the matter".	10

Book 17. (28 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	195	"Dust Legs," said the officer with the men.	10
4	198	"You cannot remain here, and it would be dangerous to go back," said the officer.	10
4	204	"Who are you?" asked the officer.	10
4	206	"We do not know what has stirred them up," said the officer.	10
4	210	"It would seem so," said the officer.	10
4	214	"They are a peaceful folk," said the officer, "but I would be on my way, and with dispatch.	10
4	217	The officer, slowly, rode around the wagon, looking through the wooden bars at our bound cargo.	10
4	219	"I would be on my way as soon as possible," said the officer.	10
4	222	The officer took his mount to the side and the soldiers, too, drew their kaiila to one side or the other.	10
5	17	An officer, a bearded fellow with a plumed cap, perhaps the captain of the mercenary company, rode beside this cart.	10
5	21	"Hold!" called the officer, turning his kaiila and lifting his hand.	10
5	41	"This is the Lady Mira, of Venna," said the bearded officer.	10
5	55	"Draw your weapon," said the officer.	10
5	59	"Attack him," said the officer to one of the men nearby.	10
5	61	"Do not kill him," said the officer hastily.	10
5	63	"A silver tarsk a month," said the officer.	10
5	91	"The Lady Mira is of the Merchants," said the officer.	10
5	94	"Urt, a Dust Leg, a slave," said the officer.	10
5	99	"Two years," said the officer.	10
5	101	"Dust Legs," said the officer.	10
5	103	"They are savages," said the officer.	10
5	107	"Our clearest speech," said the officer, "will be with steel".	10
5	111	Whence comes the gold for these numerous and manifold fees?" The officer looked at me, angrily.	10
5	115	"Seldom," said the officer, "have I seen steel move as swiftly, as deceptively, as yours.	10
5	120	She had made the offer without consulting the officer.	10
5	129	"Forward!" called the officer, lifting his arm.	10
5	132	"Ho!" called the officer.	10
17	177	That expedition, if it had been mounted at all, should have been led by a junior officer.	10

Book 18. (5 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	202	It was not Hci, so to speak, who was being obeyed, but rather a duly constituted authority, an officer, a constable or warden in such matters.	10
11	90	For too long had I been inactive in my true mission in the Barrens, that of attempting to contact the Kur war general, Zarendargar, Half-Ear, and warn him of the death squad, determined remnants of which still survived, that was hunting him, that commanded by Kog and Sardak, the latter a Blood, a hi...	10
39	212	If she chooses slavery, she may be expected to step onto a submission mat, and kneel there, head down, enter a slave pen of her own accord, or, say, fully acknowledging herself a slave, belly to an officer, kissing his feet.	10
44	843	"There is the white officer," said Cuwignaka.	10
54	89	Among them, stripped naked, his hands tied behind him, riding backwards on a kaiila, his ankles bound together on a long strap, it running between them under the belly of the kaiila, rode the officer who had won the draw.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	587	"It is only that he is such a strong and handsome officer, and I am only a slave," I said.	10
32	98	The slave brought in with him in this role, put back in proper slave garb, has already been sold to an officer in the palace guard.	10
33	151	Miles of Argentum gestured to an officer.	10
33	907	Let it be brought!" An officer left the room.	10
33	909	In a few moments the officer had returned.	10
33	1014	"But you are an officer of Ar," I said.	10
36	570	"I am of the warriors! I am an officer! I am a citizen of Ar, glorious Ar! And I am a fool! What you have done to me! Such women as you are the downfall of men! You have cost me my respect and my honor!" "Do you want me to pretend to be a free woman?" I asked.	10

Book 20. (67 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	589	"In the license," said the officer, "there is the provision that girls associated with companies such as yours, if slaves, may be commanded to the apartments and service of whomsoever the council, or a delegated officer of the council, directs".	10
2	378	In the crowd was an officer of the Master of Revels, with two members of the Council Guard.	10
2	568	It was the officer of the Master of Revels.	10
2	570	"Hold," said the officer to the paunchy fellow, who, it seemed, had backed away, turned, and was about to disappear between the stage and the Kaissa booth.	10
2	572	A meaningful gesture from the officer, pointing to a spot in front of him, brought the paunchy fellow alertly back into our presence.	10
2	574	"I believe you are Boots Tarsk-Bit," said the officer, "of the company of Boots Tarsk-Bit".	10
2	577	"Hold," said the officer.	10
2	578	The paunchy fellow returned to the spot in front of the officer.	10
2	581	"A mere jest!" "You are Boots Tarsk-Bit," said the officer, consulting an inked handbill, clipped with other papers, "Actor, Entrepreneur, and Impresario, of the company of Boots Tarsk-Bit?" "At your service," said the paunchy fellow, bowing low.	10
2	583	She had assumed this position immediately upon the appearance of the officer and the guards.	10
2	584	"We are here in connection with the matter of a license," said the officer.	10
2	586	"Do you have one?" asked the officer.	10
2	592	"Do you have a license?" asked the officer.	10
2	596	"May I see your license?" inquired the officer.	10
2	600	"Somewhere," he assured the officer.	10
2	603	I trust that I shall not discover that I have been robbed!" "Hold!" said the officer.	10
2	605	"According to our records," said the officer, "you have no license.	10
2	608	The officer glared at him.	10
2	610	"Or maybe the year before?" The officer was silent.	10
2	612	"Could such a thing have slipped my mind? It seems impossible!" "It is not really so hard to believe," observed the officer.	10
2	615	"It is folks like you who give scoundrels and rogues a bad name," said the officer.	10
2	617	"A disposition order," said the officer.	10
2	619	"Your properties," said the officer, "including your actresses, will be confiscated.	10
2	622	"It is carnival time," I said to the officer.	10
2	634	"More than a silver tarsk is actually involved, Captain," said the officer.	10
2	637	"Let us not be hasty, officer," I said.	10
2	642	"If you wish, Captain," smiled the officer, "I shall not pursue the matter further".	10
2	647	"He always pays his debts," I assured the officer.	10
2	649	"I do!" he then said quickly, firmly, to the officer.	10
2	660	"He will doubtless be back for it," smiled the officer.	10
2	672	"More than enough," granted the officer.	10
2	674	"You are most generous, Captain," said the officer, impressed.	10
2	677	"That is not necessary, Captain," protested the officer.	10
2	680	"Thank you, Captain," said the officer.	10
2	718	"What of that pot?" asked the officer, indicating the one beside the Kaissa table.	10
2	720	"Do you trust him?" asked the officer of one of the guards.	10
2	722	"Open it," said the officer.	10
2	730	"Sly scamp, rotund rogue," scolded the officer.	10
2	733	"What is there?" asked the officer.	10
2	735	"Three silver tarsks for licensing fees, present and past, one for interest, and one for the Master of Revels," said the officer.	10
2	736	Boots counted out the coins and handed them to the officer.	10
2	737	"Is there nothing for myself and my men?" asked the officer.	10
2	738	Boots drew the last silver tarsk out of his sleeve and, sheepishly, handed it to the officer.	10
2	742	"It seems a slave is ready for pleasure," grinned the officer, looking at me.	10
2	745	"Please take me to a rack!" "I see that you wear the favor of a free woman," observed the officer.	10
2	769	"It also, of course, gives them a way of establishing rankings among themselves," said the officer, "which is probably about the best they can do until they find themselves enslaved, put naked on blocks and priced".	10
2	772	"What do you think of free women?" asked the officer.	10
2	787	"Happy carnival," I said to the officer.	10
6	1303	"The carnival! Of course! You are a captain, or officer, are you not?" "Sometimes, perhaps," I said.	10
18	250	After I had left the trunk, which I had done late after being brought into the palace, this ruse having accomplished my entry into these precincts, I had donned the uniform seemingly of an officer of Brundisium.	10
18	269	I had then, using my assumed identity as an officer, located the room of a fellow from Turia.	10
18	409	"Here comes the officer of the guard," said a man.	10
18	512	Beneath the merchants' robes I wore that uniform seemingly of an officer of Brundisium.	10
19	60	Too, it might make me seem a more efficient officer.	10
19	119	"What could have done this?" whispered the officer with me.	10
19	140	The officer beside me stood up.	10
19	167	"What is that?" I asked the officer, pointing to a dark aperture at one side of the room.	10
19	172	"The search is complete," said a guardsman, reporting to the officer.	10
19	177	"What?" asked the officer.	10
19	180	"It is opened, of course," said the officer, puzzled.	10
20	208	"Be ready, men," said an officer.	10
20	239	"Now," said the officer.	10
20	286	"Who is in command?" called a minor officer, confused.	10
20	305	"The beast has done this," said an officer, in horror.	10
20	318	"Regroup!" cried an officer.	10
20	347	"Ready," said an officer.	10
20	382	"Kill it!" screamed the officer.	10

Book 21. (38 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	109	It was undoubtedly a supply officer.	10
6	114	Perhaps he was not a supply officer.	10
7	21	"I think I shall see that you are reported to the wagon officer," she said.	10
13	197	"Lift your head and throw your hair behind your back, girl," said the officer, newly arrived, come up from the side, with a backing board and sheaf of papers.	10
13	200	The officer then, there being no impediments now to his vision, checked the number on her left breast.	10
13	209	"Ah, yes," said the officer.	10
13	233	The officer, for example, already had had her number on his list, probably with her name.	10
13	235	I had gathered, for example, from what the officer had said, that the girl's mother, number 261 on the list, was somewhere in this very chain, which would have been unlikely if its prisoners were being added to it in a strict numerical sequence.	10
13	238	The officer looked down at the girl.	10
13	261	"Do you expect to find all the women on your seizure lists?" I asked the officer.	10
13	267	"After tomorrow, too," said the officer, "unauthorized civilians will not be permitted within the walls.	10
13	274	"With the nature of Torcadino," said the officer, "the walls, and our control of the city, it is highly likely, sooner or later, that we will have every one of the women on our list".	10
13	321	"What is to be done with these women?" I asked the officer.	10
14	86	An officer was at a table at one end of the room, with two more guards.	10
14	90	Mincon spoke to the officer at the table, who, it seemed, recognized him.	10
14	99	"Doubtless we will get the letters from that fellow," I said, indicating the officer to whom Mincon was speaking.	10
14	101	Mincon, however, to my surprise, went through the door behind the officer.	10
14	154	"Would you care to hear two poems?" Hurtha asked the officer at the table.	10
15	67	"You are no simple officer," I said, "from whom may be obtained letters of safety".	10
15	168	If anything, he seemed on the surface little more than a simple soldier, perhaps no more than merely another unpretentious, candid, efficient officer.	10
15	390	"Do you know the name of the high officer of the Cosian forces in the south?" he asked.	10
15	394	"She was as greedy as she is beautiful," said the officer.	10
15	506	He is a clever, if weak, officer".	10
15	515	"Yes," agreed the officer.	10
15	541	It could be done with her as the officer pleased.	10
15	544	"I am a slave! Please be kind, Master! I am a slave! I know that now! I am only a slave! I know that now! You have taught me, Master!" The officer stepped back.	10
15	627	Apparently this officer, in this sort of situation, did require his women, whether free or slave, to request such permission.	10
15	647	"Perhaps," said the officer, moodily.	10
15	651	"I think there can be only one plausible explanation for this," said the officer.	10
15	682	"I can hold Cos here for the winter," said the officer.	10
15	779	"My weapons, and goods," I asked, "and those of my party?" "Give the receipts, yours and those of your friends, to the officer outside," he said.	10
16	12	The officer, at any rate, seemed not, as yet, at least, to have received replies to such missives.	10
16	29	I wondered why the officer had not, as yet, received any replies to his messages.	10
16	1403	The letters of the officer were now within my sheath.	10
16	1650	They had been given to me by the officer in Torcadino.	10
16	1842	In my sheath were the letters of safety, and, below them, thrust down beneath them, the letters given to me by the officer, he who was now the master of Torcadino.	10
19	488	Probably, at the demand of the officer, I would have surrendered them.	10
29	117	Interestingly enough, I did not think the officer was engaged in making a standard arrest.	10

Book 23. (29 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	49	"Doubtless you followed Cosians," I said, "or their suppliers, smelling booty, lured by the possibilities of spoils, by the supposed imminent passage south of men laden with the plate and coin of Ar's Station, men who might succumb to your claims of need and plight, hoping perhaps even to contract a...	10
12	3	"Remove his shackles," said an officer.	10
18	107	"Here," said an officer.	10
18	118	"The situation is hopeless," said the officer.	10
18	125	"Commander?" asked the officer.	10
18	127	The officer turned about and, drawing from beneath his cloak a white sheet, which he had apparently concealed there, lifted it, and approached the base of the wall.	10
18	130	"Aemilianus asks terms!" called the officer, up to the wall.	10
18	139	"Aemilianus himself agrees to surrender his person into your hands!" called the officer.	10
18	141	"Terms!" called the officer.	10
18	143	"No!" cried the officer below.	10
18	147	"No!" cried the officer below, backing away.	10
18	154	I saw in one wild instant the officer who had addressed the wall now facing us, he having turned about.	10
18	343	"The women are being taken behind you," I cried to the Cosians, "taken by those who have not even nicked their steel!" "Forward!" cried a Cosian officer.	10
18	345	"There are more slaves before you lads, on the piers!" cried the officer.	10
18	383	"The distributions will be made later!" cried the officer to his men.	10
18	386	"Forward!" cried the officer.	10
18	388	"Some are still clothed, others have not yet been seized! They cower with their sisters by the wall, half hidden, waiting for you!" "Do not listen to him!" called the officer.	10
18	390	They have not yet been marked or tagged!" "Do not heed him!" said the officer.	10
18	395	"Forward!" urged the officer.	10
18	409	"Draw back," said the officer, angrily.	10
18	413	The officer rallied enough regulars about himself to assure that we would not attempt to press forward.	10
18	426	The Cosians, regulars and mercenaries, responsive to the orders of their officer, advanced some yards onto the walkway.	10
19	213	"Hold, fellows," called the officer, behind the men, he who had come with the gold on the walkway.	10
19	234	"Do not move," said the officer to his men.	10
19	240	The officer lifted his sword to me, in salute.	10
19	244	"On my own authority," called the officer, "and at my own risk, that of my life for yours, should this not be found meet by Aristimines, I again offer you the gold of Cos!" I sheathed my sword.	10
19	246	"Lower spears," said the officer to his men.	10
21	660	She might even have been thrown chained to an officer, thenceforth to be his and serve him with perfection, at least until, say, he might tire of her, and, say, give or sell her to another.	10
24	831	Then, my blade over my shoulder, I lifted my hand to the deck officer and took leave of the Tais.	10

Book 24. (48 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	157	I do not think that Cos is even in the delta! Surely any intelligent officer must have considered these possibilities! I submit for your consideration that your officer, Saphronicus, himself, is not in the delta!" "No," she said.	10
3	66	He was an excellent young officer, with a high sense of duty.	10
3	591	The leader had apparently accepted that he was an officer, and in command of our small party.	10
4	29	"Reform!" called an officer, a few yards away.	10
4	41	"Forward!" called the officer.	10
4	44	"We shall divide our forces," said the officer.	10
5	1	The Ul "I would speak with your officer," I said to the soldier.	10
5	36	"Your officer?" he asked.	10
6	12	The officer's boat, too, the fishing craft, propelled by poles, approached, he and others, as well.	10
6	36	"Rencers?" asked the officer, of me.	10
6	49	"Do you think there are any about?" asked the officer.	10
6	60	"Consign the body to the delta," said the officer.	10
6	62	"Forward," said the officer.	10
8	1	The Pursuit has Continued "I would speak with your officer," I said to the fellow, he tethering my ankles to a stake.	10
9	57	"Stay in line!" chided an officer.	10
9	79	"A covered barge, ahead!" An officer climbed up beside him.	10
9	105	On board, other than the occupant of the golden cabin, dimly perceived behind the golden netting, I saw an officer, and some guards, who perhaps took their turns at the poles.	10
10	26	"Call your officer to me," I said.	10
10	85	"I would speak with your officer," I said.	10
11	1	A Victory is Claimed "So this," said the officer, "is our spy".	10
11	19	"In the sanguine prosecution of your espionage, sleen," smiled the officer, "I wager you did not expect to find yourself as you are now, at our mercy, serving us, yoked in the delta".	10
11	24	"Such a request is to be forwarded through channels," smiled the officer.	10
11	27	"In the rear," said the officer.	10
11	36	"Ahead," said the officer.	10
11	38	"I submit—" "Gag him," said the officer, angrily.	10
11	41	The officer then turned away.	10
11	46	"There!" said the officer, turning to me, leaning on the railing of the barge.	10
12	145	"Have you the ear of an officer?" I asked, suddenly.	10
13	6	The officer's barge was to my right, he forward, with others.	10
13	8	"We have them now, lads," whispered the officer to some of the men wading between the raft and barge.	10
13	73	"Come aboard," said the officer, now on the barge.	10
13	96	"Wrap his leash about the yoke," said the officer to my keeper.	10
13	99	"Come with me," said the officer.	10
13	102	I put down my head, and followed the officer through the small door and down the two stairs, to the interior of the cabin.	10
13	112	"I do not understand it," said the officer to me.	10
13	123	"There may have been a crew," said the officer.	10
13	184	The officer came away from the window, angrily, and looked down at the benches.	10
13	188	"And so," said the officer, angrily, "we have spent days pursuing a slave barge".	10
13	194	The officer looked up, puzzled, and then, paying me no mind, went up the stairs to the stern deck.	10
13	199	"We did not even see them!" "Where?" demanded the officer, at the barge rail.	10
13	203	"Numbers?" inquired the officer.	10
13	207	There seemed little, if anything, to draw against!" "Only a shadow," wept a man, "a movement in the rence, a suspicion, and then the arrows, and the arrows!" "What were the casualties?" asked the officer.	10
13	209	"What is your estimate of the casualties?" repeated the officer, insistently.	10
13	221	"We will counterattack," said the officer.	10
13	237	The officer looked at me.	10
13	242	"Surely you jest?" said the officer.	10
13	246	"We will counterattack," said the officer.	10
13	253	"We must not allow them to press their advantage," said the officer.	10

Book 26. (4 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	458	They had not, however, mindful of the proximity of the officer's blade, raised their weapons, either to the pit master, or to the officer.	10
31	468	"You have no objection, I trust," said the leader of the strangers to the officer of Treve, "to the simple removal of your disobedient subordinate from the line of fire?" "If he is unharmed," said the officer.	10
37	1111	"But how would he know the officer would not protect his man, that he would not be fired on in the cowl and pelt of the urt?" "He knew the caste he was dealing with," said the officer of Treve.	10
37	1125	"I noted you held your torch behind the officer," said the officer of Treve.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	2662	"I am thinking of having all of you killed," said the officer, "all except the slave, who would make a nice gift for some ranking officer".	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	32	I was not, of course, an officer, but, in this situation, I thought I might have more influence on them, being one of their own, so to speak, than an officer.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	947	I had made clear my business, that I was to deliver a message to the Ubar, or to some high officer, who might then convey it to him, and the note was then taken from me by an officer, not of high rank, perhaps the commander of a ten, who read it, laughed uproariously, slapped his thigh, and then, to...	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	181	Does not he who is less in status bow first? Indeed, does not the lesser officer, by word or gesture, first acknowledge the presence of the senior, or higher, officer? "Greetings, Lord," I said.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
56	142	"Of course," said Lord Grendel, and he quietly uttered, in Kur, the true name of he whom I knew only as Surtak, apparently an officer, quite possibly a high officer, in the service of Lord Agamemnon.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
39	109	Two more men entered the room below, Miles, whom I knew from the holding, and he who had been the seeming officer on the canal boat, whom I shall refer to as "the officer".	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	23	Twice, from the wall, we saw a mercenary slain by an officer, presumably in connection with some such reluctance or noncompliance, and twice we saw the officer die; in one case, men gathered about him, closer and closer, despite his protests, and, later, when the men dispersed, the officer's bloodie...	10