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Book 1. (10 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	69	I returned to the object and picked it up.	10
6	164	Now, in a matter of minutes, the skeleton was visible, picked almost clean, the bones gleaming except where small lizards skittered about on them, seeking a last particle of flesh.	10
7	162	"You dirty, filthy, stinking, ungrateful animal!" Wild with anger, I picked up the dagger and for an instant felt tempted to plunge it into the heart of the treacherous girl.	10
8	68	Talena had picked up his sword and struck off the hand that held the dagger.	10
8	119	I picked some Ka-la-na fruit and opened one of the packages of rations.	10
8	186	"At best, I would be picked up by slavers and sold in the Street of Brands".	10
8	208	Then I picked up the crossbow and left the glade, dragging after me, none too gently, the hooded, stumbling daughter of the Ubar.	10
15	222	So saying, he picked a piece, the Ubar's Consort, or Ubara, from the board and dropped it into the game box.	10
15	242	He drew the robes of the Afflicted once more around his gigantic frame and picked up a gnarled staff he carried.	10
16	42	Meanwhile, at several points in the city and at randomly selected times, picked tarnsmen of Pa-Kur, each of whose tarns carried a dangling, knotted rope of nine spearmen, dropped to the wires and the tops of cylinders, landing their small task forces of raiders.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	82	I picked up the massive spear lightly in my right hand.	10
6	15	I supplemented my diet with fresh fruit picked from bushes and trees, and fish speared in Gor's cold, swift-flowing streams.	10
7	137	And then, as Thorn and the warrior picked up the litter with their wounded companion and began to depart, she said to me, "Good-bye, Tarl of Ko-ro-ba".	10
12	39	Then, without speaking more, she picked up the bread from the pan, and held it for me.	10
14	20	I picked it up.	10
15	152	I picked up a small rock and threw it from the ledge, watching it sail toward the fields below.	10
15	260	"No," I laughed, "it is back to Tharna with you!" I still wore the golden scarf about my neck, from the arena, that scarf which had initiated the games, and which I had picked up from the sand to wipe away the sand and sweat.	10
20	32	I walked across the compound and picked up a helmet which lay half hidden in the litter.	10
22	225	She picked up the two yellow cords and, holding them in her hands, knelt before me in the position of the Pleasure Slave.	10
23	38	I saw that she had picked a talender on the hill, and that she had placed it in her hair.	10
25	78	The man with wrist straps had picked up the sword and with this, and his whip, circled us, waiting for an opportunity to strike.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	143	I picked up my helmet and tossed it toward the dais.	10
5	183	She went to the side of the room and picked up the bronze laver.	10
5	212	With a shrug she went to the side of the sleeping platform and picked up the white, silken scarf I had removed from her throat.	10
16	139	I could have picked you up had you not returned.	10
20	125	The attendant on the disk then bent down and picked up the slender, graceful metal collar.	10
21	22	"Probably not," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "for had he replied, I think your translator would have picked up his response".	10
28	178	What sensory data might escape the antennae might well be discovered by the sharp-eyed human, and what subtle scent might escape the human senses would likely be easily picked up by the Priest-King in the group.	10

Book 4. (21 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	79	Suddenly the Tuchuk bent to the soil and picked up a handful of dirt and grass, the land on which the bosk graze, the land which is the land of the Tuchuks, and this dirt and this grass he thrust in my hands and I held it.	10
6	63	But if the Voyages of Acquisition had been resumed, why had they been resumed? Or was it actually the case that she had been brought to Gor by Priest-Kings? Were there perhaps—others—somehow others? Was this woman sent to the Tuchuks at this time—perhaps released to wander on th...	10
6	96	Kamchak picked up the clothing which lay near her on the grass.	10
9	102	I picked it up and began to chew on it.	10
10	413	I had seen Conrad about, but he had picked out a Turian wench to fight for some six or seven stakes away.	10
10	507	Kamchak picked his up as though it were a wagon lever, used for loosening the wheels of mired wagons.	10
11	174	This year, as it turned out, the Wagon Peoples had done exceedingly well in the games of Love War—a bit of news we picked up with the paga—and about seventy percent of the Turian maidens had been led slave from the stakes to which they had been manacled.	10
11	236	I was surprised at the way it bounced on the rug and, when I picked it up, I was interested to see how light it was.	10
11	323	He seemed satisfied that the wound was not serious, and picked up the piece of meat which he had dropped, which he tossed to Elizabeth, who, in silence, ate it.	10
12	154	The crater had been upside down when she had picked it up.	10
14	88	Kamchak looked about himself, and picked up one of the arrows and snapped it.	10
18	3	My legs began to tingle and sting, and I could feel the skin beginning to be etched and picked by the corrosive elements now attacking them.	10
19	16	He picked up a stalk of a patch of violet grass, one of several hues used in such gardens, and began to chew on it.	10
19	87	He then picked up a juicy, red larma fruit, biting into it with a sound that seemed partly crunching as he went through the shell, partly squishing as he bit into the fleshy, segmented endocarp.	10
21	69	I had just picked up the last stone and tucked it back in my pouch and was about to rise from my knees when I found myself staring at the high, heavy sandals, almost boots, of a warrior.	10
21	102	I picked up the melody and whistled a few bars, and then the person below joined me and we finished the tune together.	10
25	149	I picked the key from the small hook.	10
25	175	She had now picked up the yellow sheet and, with a pin or two, booty from Turia probably, fastened it gracefully about her.	10
26	134	He dismounted and picked up a lounging garment from the vast sleeping platform in the room, holding it to the noses of the two sleen.	10
26	329	I stooped down and picked up one of the stiff shards and rubbed it, seeing the golden stain now left on my fingertips.	10
26	518	"Albrecht of the Kassars," remarked Harold, casually, "picked her up while raiding the Paravaci camp".	10

Book 5. (29 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	38	Kuurus bent down and picked up a stalk of grass and chewed on it, watching.	10
1	51	He picked up his short sword in its scabbard, his helmet and his shield.	10
1	53	Then he picked up his spear, and stood there, against the sky, on the crest of the hill, in the black tunic.	10
2	97	"No! Wait! Here is something!" And, reaching down to his feet behind the counter, picked up the small animal mass that was Hup the Fool, which shrieked with fear, and hurled it into the arms of the man with missing teeth, who laughed.	10
2	141	Kuurus picked up the coin and fingered it, and then he looked at Portus.	10
2	150	Now the Assassin picked up the coin of gold and looked at the startled and sweating Portus.	10
2	360	I mumbled something, but she would hear nothing of it, and suddenly feeling her in my arms I laughed and held her to me, and she laughed, and whispered, "I love you, Tarl Cabot," and I said to her, "Kuurus, Kuurus—of the Caste of Assassins," and she said, "Yes, Kuurus—and poor Vella of...	10
4	124	"Also," said Cernus, "it is understood by me that you picked up one of my girls on the street".	10
5	170	There was rather only a set of odors, secreted from his signal glands, picked up by the translator and transduced into mechanically reproduced Gorean words, each spoken separately, none with emotion.	10
8	129	Then I picked up one of the thick, heavy clay bowls.	10
11	53	I then understood for the first time that it is not just any girl who is picked up by the Gorean slavers, but that the acquisition of each of these doubtless had been planned with the same diligence and care that is given to a slave raid on Gor itself.	10
11	199	"Let us out!" Virginia Kent picked up the gruel pan and put it to her lips, taking some of the stuff.	10
13	241	As soon as Mip entered the cot he picked a tarn goad from a hook on the wall over a small table with a lamp and papers on it.	10
14	182	She looked down at the tray of fruit and wine and laughed, and picked up a fruit and bit into it, smiling.	10
17	309	Virginia Kent straightened herself, bent down and picked up her pitcher of Ka-la-na, smiled shyly, and approached her guard.	10
17	386	Then, angrily, Virginia Kent picked up Ho-Tu's bowl of gruel and, turning it completely upside down, dumped it suddenly on his head.	10
17	609	I let the goad, on its leather strap, dangle from my left wrist and then I went to the doll and picked it up.	10
18	54	Then she ran to the slave goad and picked it up; it was still incandescent, brilliant; one could not look on it without pain.	10
18	365	I picked up a torch and lit it in the light of a lamp near the swirling iron stairs.	10
19	150	She was beautiful, and had been free; she was not trained; she was of the Scribes, and had been picked up by pirates from Port Kar.	10
20	8	Musicians wildly, drunkenly, picked and pounded at their instruments.	10
20	205	He picked up the remains of the small cloth doll which lay torn before her and tore them more.	10
20	395	Hup picked up a red piece and studied it with great care.	10
20	441	Hup, who was waddling about the walls, was then summoned again to the board and he hastily picked up a piece and dropped it tottering to a square, and went back to the walls.	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
22	284	I picked up the small knife which had slain Mip, that hurled by Menicius of Port Kar.	10
22	288	I picked up Mip in my arms and handed him to one of the Steels.	10
22	574	In the distance I heard singing, a song of Ar's glory; in the stands the song was picked up.	10
23	212	I went to the horizontal panel and picked up the cone through which the sounds were being transmitted; I noted a switch in the cone and pushed it; immediately the voice stopped.	10

Book 6. (18 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	75	Wild marsh gants, captured, even as young as gantlings, cannot be domesticated; on the other hand, eggs, at the hatching point, gathered from floating gant nests, are sometimes brought to the island; the hatchlings, interestingly, if not permitted to see an adult gant for the first week of their lif...	10
6	187	I picked her up in my arms.	10
7	83	I returned to the raft and picked up Telima in my arms, carrying her to the high surface of the island where, near the pole, I placed her on the matting.	10
7	138	Before I left I noted, among the broken rence and other paraphernalia, some throwing sticks and such, the tunic of rence cloth which she had slipped off before me the night previously, before commanding me to serve her pleasure, before we had heard the cry "Slavers!" I picked it up and carried it, w...	10
8	124	I picked up the bow and set to its string one of the ten remaining arrows.	10
8	667	I picked up the long coil of binding fiber from which I had, earlier, cut three lengths, to bind Telima.	10
9	477	I then picked up the golden armlet, and again regarded it.	10
13	271	He then picked up his trident in his right hand and, not looking back, took his way from the slaves' wharf.	10
14	148	Each had picked up two or three pursuers.	10
14	287	And another was soon herded in by one of my ram-ships, which, in returning to the fleet, had picked it up.	10
16	131	She leaped up, and picked up the sword, which lay near the wall, where I had thrown it some hours before, when I had not slain her.	10
16	153	I picked up the broad scarlet ribbon, with its medallion, that with the tarn ship and the initials of the Council of Captains of Port Kar.	10
17	359	I saw tarns leaping to the decks of the round ships, and I saw the knotted ropes being attached to the saddles, and picked seamen, experts with the sword, five to a rope, taking their positions.	10
17	362	Soon, behind me, there were some hundred tarnsmen, and below each, dangling, hanging to the knotted ropes, were five picked men.	10
17	364	At this time, before their numbers could have been well ascertained by the enemy, before the enemy could be much aware of anything more than the unexpected flanking attacks, I, followed by the tarnsmen, with the picked seamen, darted through the sleeting, windy skies over the locked fleets.	10
18	539	They picked up stones from the roof of the keep, and ran to the walls, to hurl them at point-blank range against the men climbing.	10
18	616	And then the invaders began to scatter and run, but each archer picked his target, and few there were who reached cover other than the side of the keep away from the archers.	10
18	713	Then Ho-Hak picked up Henrak and, slowly, holding him over his head, carried him screaming and struggling from the room.	10

Book 7. (20 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	150	Then I picked up the soap and began to soap my body.	10
4	71	One of the men picked up the knife.	10
4	120	"This device," he said, "transmits a signal, which can be picked up by our equipment at a distance of one hundred miles".	10
7	457	"I picked her up in the fields," said Targo.	10
10	81	He went to a side of the room and picked up a small bench, which he brought forward and set before me.	10
10	626	The man, as though brought to his senses by the maddened cry of the beast, picked up the slave whip and ran to the window, striking the sleen, trying to drive it back through the window.	10
10	631	Then the man picked up a piece of wood, kindling, from near the fire, and struck the sleen.	10
10	637	Wildly the man bent down to the fire and picked up a piece of wood from the fire, burning, and thrust it toward the sleen.	10
11	757	I rolled onto my belly in the straw and picked up a bit of straw and poked at the floor with it.	10
11	1067	I cried out with rage, and picked up straw and flung it about the cage.	10
12	368	* * * * Angrily, in the field, in the sunlight, more than a pasang from the wagons, on the route to Ar, I picked berries, snapping them from their twigs and throwing them into the bucket.	10
12	563	From the hill on which we now picked berries I could see them.	10
13	449	A short distance from the camp, I knelt down and picked up a heavy rock.	10
13	512	I picked some fruit and nuts on the way.	10
13	791	I was, after all, only a dirty little slave, a fugitive, a pilferer of meat from peasant villages, picked up in an open field.	10
15	552	I had picked such berries before, with Targo's caravan.	10
15	603	I had done this sort of thing often before, when I had picked berries for Targo's caravans.	10
15	1081	She went to a table and picked up a bit of silk, which seemed to be wrapped about something.	10
15	1316	I picked up the bit of silk which had been torn from me and left the sand, holding it, as I could, about me.	10
17	433	"It is my speculation," said Bosk, "that only when Rask of Treve fell captive were you then picked up and brought to Port Kar, where you might be confronted with him".	10

Book 8. (18 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	213	"It was there one of my ships picked him up, and others".	10
6	27	"In your slave tunic, with your brand and collar," I said, "how long do you think it would be before you were picked up?" She put her head down.	10
6	892	She had picked him out from all the others.	10
6	1063	I bent to the sand and picked up the slave chains which, half covered with sand, lay there.	10
7	323	The thigh of tabuk was tended by a squatting panther girl, who, from time to time, picked bits of meat from it and thrust them in her mouth.	10
11	585	Trembling, she picked it up and knelt before Marlenus.	10
12	155	They were picked men, and good men.	10
13	235	I then picked up the slave silk they had worn and, under the throat tether of each, thrust the silk.	10
13	300	This would be particularly so in the case of a picked retinue.	10
13	302	The warriors and huntsmen of Marlenus' retinue, picked men, each of them, would doubtless be among the finest of Ar's finest.	10
13	303	Picked men, each of them, they would doubtless constitute an incredibly dangerous set of foes.	10
14	87	I returned to the camp of Marlenus, and easily picked up the trail of the men of Tyros and the panther girls of Hura's band, and the trail, too, of the wretches, chained, they drove between them.	10
15	316	But, that it not impede the girl, I picked it up and, with the locking device through one of the links in the chain, fastened it about her left wrist.	10
15	479	I returned and picked up the girls I had taken, the day's catch.	10
15	881	I picked up the bit of yellow silk and threw it to her.	10
18	443	Together we picked our way down the beach, across the stones, across the soft sands, until we came to the side of the great accumulation of branches and driftwood which we had earlier prepared.	10
19	24	The group of five men picked their way across the stones toward me.	10
22	841	Rissia picked up the discarded sirik.	10

Book 9. (8 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	323	"Fight!" The first man, scrabbling in the dirt, picked up another coin, and then another.	10
3	392	Ivar Forkbeard reached down to the planking on the deck and picked up Aelgifu's shoes and hose, where they had been discarded when they had been removed and her ankles bound.	10
13	453	This cry, like a stimulus, acted upon the others, as well; almost instantly, with the velocity that the stranger signal can course through a pack of urts, this shriek was picked up by those with it; then, the hall filled with their horrid howling, eyes blazing, led by the Kur with the golden band, f...	10
18	116	Near the verr pens we found chained male slaves, picked up by Kurii on foraging expeditions, and used as porters.	10
18	125	Eagerly the slaves, when their manacles had been struck away, picked up weapons and sought Kurii.	10
18	381	Ivar Forkbeard, followed by Tarl Red Hair and Wulfstan of Torvaldsland, heeled by the bondmaid, Hilda, picked his way toward the burned, looted tents of Thorgard of Scagnar.	10
18	399	We picked our way among bodies, mostly those of Kurii, for the surprise, the fury, had been ours.	10
21	20	From a line, as part of his spoils, the Blue Tooth picked her out.	10

Book 10. (24 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	489	Skeletons, unless picked by birds or animals, are seldom found in the desert.	10
1	630	It seemed, in her hands, she held ripe fruits for me, lush larma, fresh picked.	10
2	141	She was simply a caught girl, picked up by a tarnsman with ease, simply to be used for a time and then discarded for a few tarn disks.	10
3	309	I reached down and picked up the tarsk.	10
4	126	When I had picked her up at the pens of Tor, she had been there for fourteen days, almost three Gorean weeks.	10
7	66	There was no sign about of picked bones, or of the work of scavengers.	10
7	512	If he were appropriately placed, he might then requisition such a woman, who could then be picked up and delivered to him, perhaps a woman of such and such a figure, of such and such a height and weight, of such and such a hair color, and eye color, and complexion, of such and such a background, edu...	10
8	307	I returned to the mats, sat again cross-legged upon them, and picked up my small glass of tea, which I had not yet finished.	10
9	3	One of the men came into the tent and picked up a chain which had lain, with several others, of various sorts, coiled, on the mats, in readiness.	10
11	288	It was used as the vantage point for the Aretai commander at that time, Hammaran, who also launched at a crucial point in the struggle, his picked cavalry, and bodyguard, from that height, turning the battle's tide.	10
12	115	"I do not understand how it is that I, Hassan," Hassan had said, "was not first picked for the pleasure of the mistress".	10
12	442	I went to one of the coffers and picked out two scarves.	10
13	151	He picked a grape from a bowl of fruit on a small table near him, and, holding the veil from his face, as do the men of the Char, put the bit of fruit into his mouth, and bit into it.	10
14	83	I picked up, where it lay on the stones, fastened to the plate and ring near mine, the chain which ran, looped, lying on the floor, to her collar, several feet away.	10
14	106	My hand again picked up Tafa's chain, where it was fastened to the plate near mine.	10
14	317	The man picked it up, smelled it and laughed, and brought it to Hamid.	10
16	58	Lelts are often attracted to the salt rafts, largely by the vibrations in the water, picked up by their abnormally developed lateral-line protrusions, and their fernlike cranial vibration receptors, from the cones and poles.	10
17	339	The men picked up their poles.	10
21	319	The wind had picked up.	10
24	129	She picked up the bit of silk.	10
26	456	He nodded, and, bending down, picked up a strap which lay nearby.	10
26	710	But, on the whole, let her be treated as though she was not special to me, but merely another slave, one I might have picked up anywhere.	10
26	809	I tied her small garment, which I picked up from the floor, about her neck, and her hands behind her back.	10
26	1278	I had picked her up, and claimed her for my own, in what had been the kasbah of Abdul, Ibn Saran, who had been Salt Ubar in the Tahari, the Guard of the Dunes.	10

Book 11. (14 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	364	He picked up a stalk of grass, and began to chew on it.	10
2	668	He picked up his helmet.	10
3	196	With a heavy glove, picked up from the grass, he pulled forth the iron and examined it.	10
3	615	I picked up the bowl of gruel, with both hands, and, kneeling, handed it to my captor.	10
6	169	It was then he had reached to his feet and picked up the stone, from his own fields.	10
11	337	"They cannot be picked," said Sucha.	10
15	150	"Do you know," she asked, "who it was who picked you for slavery, who designated you for the collar, from among hundreds of other girls, screened, who might have been taken?" "No, Mistress," I said.	10
15	318	When it seemed safe, she would be picked up, and transmitted to the proper contact.	10
20	167	Afterwards he had, before leaving, thrown a candy to the floor before me which I, gratefully, in the manner of the Chatka and Curla, which was necessary, had picked up in my mouth.	10
22	215	"We will be picked up momentarily," said a man.	10
22	236	One of them picked up men from the water, and the captain and young officer.	10
22	709	Survivors from the Jewel of Jad were picked up by the ramship, Luciana of Telnus.	10
22	729	Had she been picked up? That must not be! She must be here, somewhere! Surely none who knew her, and what she was, who knew her true nature, would deign to fish such garbage out of the water! Unless to deliver her, to her horror, to me for my vengeance! Our own galley was subsiding.	10
26	257	In this moment Elicia, springing to her feet, ran to the side of the room and picked up the small dagger.	10

Book 12. (10 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1152	He picked up the bundle and began to leave.	10
4	229	The two young men who had already picked up the Ubara's Spearman's plaque seemed confused.	10
12	58	Imnak picked up his tiny carved tabuk and held it over the fur mat.	10
22	5	I picked up the beaded throwing board and the light harpoon, and fitted the harpoon shaft into the notch on the throwing board.	10
28	240	I picked her out from several future slaves".	10
30	194	She then turned and went to the foot of the small, round platform, picked up the opened slave collar, with the bit of silk wrapped about it, and returned to the place on the sand before me.	10
30	220	Ram looked at me, and then, to the pleasure of the crowd, picked up his blade.	10
35	827	He picked it up.	10
36	175	She picked up the chain, with its collar, and wrist and ankle rings.	10
36	285	I bent and picked up the second glass.	10

Book 13. (18 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	32	She picked up the small tray from the stand near the table.	10
1	534	I picked it up.	10
4	6	"It was thought she would be soon picked up, by guardsmen, or the crew of the Palms of Schendi".	10
4	116	"It seems they picked the wrong fellow to waylay," said a man.	10
4	468	Then, boldly, pretending to indifference, concerned to maintain the charade of the she-urt, on her belly, stretching, she reached out into the water and picked up the edible rind of a larma.	10
4	553	I picked up the Earth-girl slave, and threw her over my shoulder.	10
4	555	I picked up my sea bag then, and, the girl on my shoulder, the sea bag in my left hand, made my way toward the pier of the Red Urt.	10
5	649	I was pleased that I had picked her up.	10
8	68	I assumed her herdsman had delivered her to this tavern, that she be picked up by someone else.	10
8	135	It seemed to me that by now, surely, the blond-haired barbarian should have been picked up.	10
11	364	He picked up the letter.	10
14	587	I went to the side of the room and picked up my sea bag.	10
34	157	She picked it up in two hands and, watching me, began to eat it.	10
36	38	She picked up her burden and held it on her head, with her two hands.	10
45	6	I picked that hut which seemed the largest and most impressive, one in the center of the camp.	10
53	405	I picked up the fallen panga.	10
57	297	Turgus had picked her out from among them, some forty girls, to be his personal slave.	10
57	347	I reached down with my free hand and picked up my sea bag.	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	225	Two men picked up the crate and carried it from the room.	10
3	359	She held the pan in her left hand and, with her right hand, picked out a piece of meat.	10
7	234	I picked up the bowl and carried it to the side, where I placed it on a small shelf.	10
11	300	"Where is the clothing?" She went to the side of the room and picked up a bag, fastened with a drawstring, the knot on the string sealed with a wax plate, the plate bearing the imprint of a stamp.	10
11	627	I would be picked up in a moment.	10
18	65	He picked up the note.	10
21	290	He picked up the folded girth cloths from the table near the window.	10
21	408	I picked up one of the long, leather, coiled snout straps lying at hand.	10
22	850	Suddenly, angrily, she picked up a plate and flung it across the room.	10
26	205	I went to the side of the room and picked up a bench.	10
32	250	"After what you have done to me," she said, "and after all the pleasure you have derived from me, how you have reaped my fields and picked my fruit, surely your honor is satisfied".	10
33	43	I picked up the steel of Orgus, in its sheath, and looped it over my shoulder.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	21	I had, as a consequence, picked up only ten copper tarsks at Tancred's Landing.	10
7	128	"Indeed, it was there that they picked up this pretty little plum".	10
8	165	I picked up my winnings from the fighting.	10
18	69	I picked up my pouch and the sword belt, with its scabbard and sheathed steel.	10
21	15	Certainly many women of Earth, fallen to the slave noose or net, seem to have been taken as easily as one might consider, select and pick excellent fruit, luscious fruit, simply waiting to be picked, from the sweet, fragrant branches of an unguarded orchard.	10
22	373	I reached down and picked up the fallen blade.	10
23	158	I picked up a leg of vulo and bit into it.	10
24	499	I picked up the whip and shook out its coils.	10
24	739	Policrates, my master, would give me to you, if you should but ask!" I picked up my things at the door.	10
28	63	He picked up the tiny bit of slave silk which we had, earlier, ordered her to remove, before disguising her as a Coin Girl and sending her into the streets to fetch Aemilianus to our meeting.	10
32	243	I, clumsily, picked up the sword, breathing heavily.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	66	When picked up by the vessels of the pirate fleet, turning westward, having discovered the ruse of the Olivia, they would report what they had heard.	10
16	470	I picked up the tunic from the deck and, unhurriedly, tore some strips from it.	10
17	926	She picked up her tunic and drew it on, but did not tie it shut.	10
18	165	I reached to my left and, from the rack on the gong frame, picked up the slender stick which reposed there.	10
18	240	From beside the curule chair I picked up a five-stranded Gorean slave lash.	10
19	58	I thrust the door open with my foot, and then bent down and picked up the slave.	10
20	1140	I love you!" Miles of Vonda then picked up the lyre, which she had used earlier in entertaining us.	10
20	1605	Indeed, given the opportunity, I would have picked her out myself.	10
20	1608	Not every woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master.	10
21	152	I picked up the whip.	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	501	It turned about and bent down, and picked up a large shield, of a sort adequate for such a creature.	10
1	670	His remark, of course, was picked up by the translator and processed, as though it had been addressed to us.	10
5	151	I bent down and picked up a rock, and tossed it ahead of me, down the road.	10
6	143	She picked it up and thrust it in her mouth.	10
7	16	"They have not yet been picked over," said the man.	10
7	38	They have not yet been picked over.	10
8	905	"Would you give me a hand with these chains?" He then bent down and, from some things, his, I gathered, near one wall, he had picked up several loops of light chain, with spaced, attached collars.	10
11	60	If you should seem to escape, you will be picked up by the first man who finds you, who will then return you to your master, for punishment, or keep you for his own slave.	10
13	42	This woman, and the others, tutored by Ginger and Evelyn, had now picked up a smattering of Gorean.	10
19	608	He picked up the lance, using it as a staff to maintain his balance.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	118	I reached over and picked up my tunic, and drew it over my head.	10
7	798	Cuwignaka picked up his bone scraper and, once again, began to give his attention to the hide on which he was working.	10
9	429	I then, to her horror, strode to the side of the lodge and picked up the kaiila quirt which lay there.	10
10	58	Canka reached down and picked up the kaiila quirt.	10
12	206	"You have been very helpful!" I then led the girl from the vicinity of the herd, to a place I had picked out, in the shelter of some trees, near a small stream.	10
12	706	She picked it up and brought it to the edge of the robe.	10
14	134	"We did not wish to bring her, but the boy who was in charge of us picked her out to come along, thus giving us, appropriately, an exactly equal number of males and females".	10
14	453	"Surely you have frightened fleer from the maize, gardened and picked produce," I said.	10
22	113	We picked our way through twisted bodies.	10
33	351	I picked up the other strap, the rigged harness, the trace, and slipped it over my shoulder, about my body.	10
45	97	At their leisure the Kaiila bowmen picked their targets.	10
46	124	He then bent down and picked up a small rock, about an inch in diameter, from the surface of our position.	10

Book 19. (19 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	I picked up the phone.	10
2	32	There I would be picked up by a limousine.	10
2	101	I was in the same place where I had originally been picked up, at the southwest corner of the intersection in Manhattan.	10
2	133	I stepped from the shower stall, and picked up a towel and began to dry myself.	10
3	833	I picked up a piece of the yellow bread.	10
8	198	He then picked up the whip and tossed it across the tiles.	10
8	201	She picked up the whip delicately in her teeth, and looked at him.	10
9	12	"I will clean it up immediately!" I watched her while she put down the tray, picked up the goblet, and hurried to fetch cloths and water.	10
10	93	He then picked up his blade.	10
13	160	At a sign from Miles of Argentum a soldier picked me up, lightly, in his arms.	10
15	272	Many girls, when they first go into a collar, do not realize that escape, for all practical purposes, is impossible for them, or how easily, commonly, they can be picked up and caught.	10
15	281	Such girls are sometimes used as beggars, distributed about a city by wagon in the morning, and then picked up again at night, with whatever earnings they may have managed to obtain during the day.	10
20	135	I did know I was small and curvaceous, and could easily be picked up by men, and carried about, and, if they wished, overpowered and put to their purposes.	10
20	209	What is he doing on this road?" "He picked up freight in Ar," she said.	10
20	221	Then, when no one was looking, I bent down and picked up a small, sharp stone from the edge of the stream.	10
27	126	He picked up one of the biscuits.	10
31	342	I went back to the end of the leash and, putting down my head, to the tiles, picked it up in my teeth.	10
31	690	He picked up my silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key.	10
34	87	She put down her head at the heavy, locked door and picked up the whip, delicately, in her teeth.	10

Book 20. (15 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	975	"We could strike at the shipyards of Tyros," I said, "ten ramships, a thousand men, a picked force".	10
2	662	I reached down and picked up the pot from beside the Kaissa table.	10
2	724	Then, as he picked up the kettle, a strange look suddenly came over his face.	10
3	107	Similarly, she really had no work gang but the fifteen men she had picked up in Port Kar.	10
5	363	I picked up the things, lying to one side, which I had taken from the farther alcove.	10
5	474	The Priest-Kings, at least on the whole, it seemed to me, seldom picked prominent, conspicuous personages for their agents.	10
6	1034	"Apparently," said Boots, "you are under the delusion that this is a free woman, one that may simply be picked up, like a larma in a field, for whatever purposes you might please".	10
7	434	I slipped into my tunic and picked up my sword, in its scabbard, the belt looped about the scabbard.	10
9	11	It had apparently been picked out for her.	10
10	506	I reached down and picked up the breakfast which I had put to the side before commencing her chain check.	10
13	310	It had probably picked up the expressions from the crowd.	10
16	1136	Belnar then, disdaining subterfuge, picked up two yellow Spearmen.	10
18	212	I had picked them out before leaving Boots's camp.	10
21	295	"We picked it up".	10
21	529	I also picked up my sword sheath, the belt wrapped about it, the blade housed in it.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	54	Also, from near the box, in front of it, near where his feet would rest in driving, he picked up a tharlarion whip.	10
4	191	"Yes," he said, "but usually to buy our captures, picked up generally in raids or fighting".	10
13	159	Many women on Gor have been scouted, and selected for bondage, weeks or months, perhaps even years, before they are picked up.	10
15	378	On her neck now was a simple iron collar, hammered shut, such as might be put on the neck of any slut picked up by any soldier in a flaming city.	10
16	238	I have often wondered if he might not have cared more for me if he could have found me in a market, and picked me out of his own volition, perhaps to satisfy his own desire, at least for a time.	10
16	465	"My daughter is near! Oh!" "In a distribution line," I said, "I suspect you would be one of the first picked out".	10
16	1011	"Most of the other girls have already been picked up," he said.	10
24	334	He picked up the disk which had been Boabissia's from the desk, looked at it, and then checked it against something in the book.	10
26	671	I picked up her whip.	10
26	770	I picked up the tiny lamp with my other hand.	10
26	1915	Such women, of course, are less likely to be picked up than lower-caste women or street girls.	10

Book 22. (26 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	78	Then I picked up the bit of silk and, standing, not looking in the mirror, I drew it on.	10
3	183	I picked up one tape, put it aside, and selected another.	10
3	435	He threw it to me, and I picked it up.	10
3	719	"You are mad! You are all mad!" He reached down and picked up the whip.	10
3	938	Taurog reached down and picked me up, lightly, and put me on my back, on the table, near the attaché case.	10
8	200	I did not care! It made no difference! Teibar owned me! I was his! Teibar! He was here! He had not forgotten me! He wanted me! He had come for me! It was I he had picked out, even on Earth! I would love and serve him forever, forever and forever, no more than a dog at his feet, but living in the lig...	10
9	573	I wondered if I would be picked up tonight.	10
10	511	Quickly I reached down and picked up the object, its folds tucked in among themselves.	10
11	684	I gathered that Teibar, who had picked me for the collar, had known his business.	10
11	917	I picked one man after another out of the audience, seeming to dance my beauty most meaningfully to him.	10
11	1692	Then he picked me up, very gently, and carried me downstairs, to the basement, and my kennel.	10
13	492	He took the belt and dropped it into the nearby sack, with the coined necklace and the coins I had picked up and brought back from the dancing floor, weighty in my lifted silk.	10
19	144	He had already picked up the belt and purse, and thrust it in a sack.	10
26	182	"I have picked up a gentlewoman from Ar," said Pietro Vacchi.	10
29	710	It was in Samnium I again picked up the trail.	10
29	1361	He bent down, nearly fell, and picked up the blade which had fallen from the hand of the man who had been urged earlier by Fulvius to kill him, he whom Hendow had dropped, the blade with which he himself had been threatened.	10
31	49	The stranger then picked up a tiny piece of food from his plate and indicated that I should lean forward.	10
31	123	He picked up a bota, which I had learned contained paga, took a swig, and passed it to Mirus.	10
32	129	He had picked up the slave whip.	10
32	172	"Do you really think, too," he said, "I picked you out from hundreds on Earth, and selected you, screening you according to my own tastes and criteria, as my final and most exquisite Earth capture merely to bring you here to be a free woman?" "No, Master!" I said.	10
32	206	Unworthy though I might be he had clearly wanted me! He had picked me out on Earth, he had fought with himself on Gor, then he had pursued me like a sleen, threading patiently through the harrows of time, disregarding the perils of both men and beasts.	10
33	124	He had not picked me out on Earth to be a half slave.	10
33	140	It was clear he had known what he was doing when he had picked me out on Earth.	10
33	262	"Going south," he said, "you might be picked up by the scouts of Pietro Vacchi".	10
33	263	"I do not want to be picked up by the scouts of Pietro Vacchi," I said.	10
34	720	I recalled that he had picked me out on Earth, even saving me for his last catch, that he had apparently found in me the makings of an exquisite slave, one quite possibly chosen with his own interests, lusts, tastes, and standards in view.	10

Book 23. (12 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	618	I moved from beneath the wagon and picked up my pack.	10
2	196	I then picked up the pack and went out again, pulling my cloak over my head, to cross the court, in the cold rain.	10
5	410	Then I picked up the original bowl of porridge and held it in the palm of my left hand and took her firmly at the back of her head, by the hair, with my right.	10
5	642	Was she, perhaps unbeknownst to herself, in these peregrinations, truly, searching for a man, or men, who were not, men who would simply take her in hand and give her what she deserved, desired, and needed, her total subjugation? I picked up the small, closed tablet on the table, unlatched it and ex...	10
5	817	I picked up my ostrakon, on which was inscribed the number of my space, and the two blankets.	10
6	120	I then picked up her small dagger, and my pack, and the blankets, and again made my way toward my space.	10
6	139	I gestured to him, and, exciting my envy somewhat, he picked his way expertly among the sprawled, slumbering bodies to my space.	10
9	40	Also, although I had not planned it, the presence of the blindfolded, braceleted girl before me, apparently a capture, presumably picked up en route, and doubtless soon to be collared, added to the effect.	10
12	326	She bent down and picked up a bucket, and, before she turned back, I left the observation panel and returned to my place.	10
12	369	I picked it up and took it back, toward the back of the cell, where I sat down, cross-legged, the pan before me.	10
18	353	Those who were slaves were picked first, as most desirable, surely at least at the moment, before the disciplining and training of the others.	10
19	185	He approached the gold, bent down and picked it up.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	380	She picked up a goblet from a rack near the vat.	10
3	167	I had picked them up at the Crooked Tarn.	10
3	168	I had also picked up slim, white-skinned, dark-haired Phoebe there, who had muchly stripped herself before me, acceding to her pleas that I accept her, if only as a servant.	10
10	7	He then picked it from my back, dropping it to the side, with others.	10
13	452	He picked up the harness attached to the raft.	10
19	171	I picked up a large rock and threw it against that huge body, striking it on wingskin stretched between its leg and arm, on the left.	10
19	176	I picked up another stone and let it fly.	10
19	1620	I then picked up a short, buckled strap, cut from the harness I had worn in drawing the raft through the marsh.	10
20	21	I picked it off.	10
22	99	Then I picked up a piece of the fish and held it out to her.	10
27	472	"It will make sense to the fellows of Ar that I may have picked up a rence girl in the delta, particularly one as pretty as you are.	10
28	421	"Surely it is unlikely that a given rence girl, picked up in the marsh, would be a mute," he said.	10
36	11	We were dressed much as might be impoverished itinerants, in clothes we had picked up, here and there, in traveling southwest from the delta.	10
37	261	She had been picked up in the vicinity of the Crooked Tarn, months ago.	10
44	65	I had picked out one of these, one similar to Ina in height and figure, and rented her for an Ahn, for a tarsk bit.	10
44	131	"I can see why they picked you up".	10
46	111	You will soon be picked up by another master".	10
46	402	I picked up an iron rod fallen to the dust, which had become unhooked from the side of one of the cages.	10
48	598	I picked up the tiny garment which had been Ina's, retrieved from the slave camp, from where she had thrust it between slave cages, in her flight.	10

Book 25. (17 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	521	He then, angrily, picked her up and threw her over his shoulder, her head to the rear.	10
3	984	I looked about, and picked up my sandals.	10
8	810	Then, one by one, as the brunette hurried among them, they picked their way down the paths from the breach to the Wall Road and hurried away.	10
10	261	I picked up the pouch.	10
14	572	He picked up what was left of it.	10
16	303	"I intend to have it picked up," I said.	10
16	304	"'Picked up'?" "Yes," I said.	10
18	32	When the wastes pot is picked up, a clean one is left in its place.	10
19	310	She was in such a hurry that she sped past the basket of laundry a pace or two, but then, suddenly recollecting it, hurried back, picked it up, and then, balancing it on her head with two hands, sped through the gate of the villa and up the path to the house.	10
20	240	I went over and picked up the sewing which Phoebe had dropped to the floor when she had leaped to her feet.	10
20	301	She went to the box on her knees and picked it up, and returned to a place before me.	10
21	584	I picked up the small cloak she had worn, and put it about her shoulders.	10
22	477	Then, some seventy yards or so ahead, and to the right, near a wall, before the eastern termination of the trellised area where the morning market is held, from a patchwork of lights and shadows, I picked her out.	10
27	672	I went to the table and picked up the tray of dainties.	10
27	984	"Sleen! I then picked up the makings of the gag which were to her left, the wadding and the binding.	10
28	113	Doubtless his bones lay now in some remote canyon in the Voltai, picked by jards.	10
28	122	I picked up the knife.	10

Book 26. (28 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	808	Aynur dropped to all fours and crawled to the first sandal, picked it up in her teeth, and brought it to him, and dropped it at his feet.	10
7	836	I picked up one sandal, looked up at him, lowered my head, kissed the sandal, looked up at him again, and then bent to put the sandal on his foot, which I did, carefully tying the thongs.	10
7	1158	Aynur bent down and picked up the silk and, neatly, carefully, very methodically, very deliberately, folded it, until it was again in the shape of a small, soft, layered rectangle, some three inches by five inches, as it had been earlier, when the stranger had placed it in my mouth.	10
8	258	How daintily, how haughtily, how fastidiously, they had picked their way about! I shall speak briefly of them later.	10
8	963	Many times had I picked up morsels thrown to the floor with my teeth.	10
9	158	I picked up the food and water bowls, each replenished, the one, to my pleasure, even to three tiny pieces of dried fruit, called a larma, and put them in their place, to the left, at the back of the cell.	10
10	965	He then picked up the leash, looping its long end in three or four coils.	10
11	167	From the table, she picked up, to my dismay, a long, supple switch.	10
11	252	I went to it, on all fours, and put down my head, and picked it up.	10
11	259	I crawled to the floor of the dais and put down my head and picked up the bit of meat.	10
12	314	"You were doubtless picked up on a country road," she said, "perhaps ravished in the nearest ditch".	10
13	558	In the torchlight I picked my way carefully across them.	10
13	1353	The monster, bent over, picked up the tiny lamp, its flame long lowered, from the table, and, moving slowly, went to the kennels which, one by one, lifting the lamp a little, he checked.	10
13	1378	Should he take her then, or should he merely enter her name on the list, to be picked up later, at one's convenience? I would suppose that men might sometimes find it pleasant, to look in upon us, in our helplessness, and our sleep.	10
14	407	I picked up the plate and goblet.	10
16	244	He picked up the whip, and walked about me, scrutinizing the slave.	10
16	485	He rose from the edge of the divan and picked up the length of chain looped beside it.	10
16	578	I went to all fours and crawled to the sandals, and picked them up in my teeth, and, on all fours, brought them back to him, and dropped them at his feet.	10
16	582	I picked up one of the sandals, and kissed it, and then, humbly, head down, placed it on his foot.	10
19	1156	I picked out the free woman from the lines.	10
26	73	I picked up the plate, with the untouched food, and left the cell, locking it behind me.	10
31	691	The peasant bent down and picked up the blade.	10
37	788	He himself bent down and picked up the bow which had been that of Herminius.	10
37	931	"Picked men".	10
40	213	He then picked up the board, with the pieces on it, went to the wall, and threw the entire board and pieces out into space, over the wall.	10
40	235	Else you might be picked up as a stray by the watch".	10
46	331	"You would have to be careful not to be picked up by a guardsman," he said.	10
46	418	He picked up his cloak, and dropped it down, beside me.	10

Book 27. (12 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	60	For all she knew it had been picked or gathered that morning.	10
10	218	She went to her hands and knees, and, putting down her head, picked the whip up, delicately, in her teeth.	10
11	556	When the guests had departed the two guards returned and, ingot by ingot, picked up the gold, and, slowly, carefully, carried it into the next room.	10
18	25	"Yes, my Master," said Ellen, and, crouching down, for one must move carefully in so brief a garment as a slave tunic, picked up the basket of meat.	10
18	267	* * * * And so Ellen reached down and picked up the heavy basket of meat, which she must carry to the feeding area, a section within the housing for tarns, and set forth, piece by piece, climbing the wall railings, impaling it on the hooks, for the mighty birds, seven of them, due to return with the...	10
18	319	Selius picked up a loop of harness and held it in his hands.	10
18	403	One morning, when Ellen was sweeping in the kitchen, she bent down and picked up what seemed to be a shard of white pottery.	10
19	355	He then entered the ice room, picked her up, threw her over his left shoulder, steadying her there with his left hand, and left the ice room, she carried as a slave, as would be expected, her head to the rear.	10
19	519	Selius picked her up and put her on his left shoulder, her head to the rear.	10
19	702	How kind he is to a lowly barbarian, a mere Earth-girl slave! After an Ahn or so, she went again to her knees, holding the blanket clasped about her, and reached out for, and picked up, the small, round, flat loaf of bread which lay on the wicker flooring with the tiny bota.	10
28	151	Bosk of Port Kar picked up the warmed, bright, red-rich, drenched blade of Selius Arconious, and held it out to him.	10
30	686	I wonder if you, as an representative of such a type, are now on such a list, a considered item, a proposed item, an item to be picked up, to satisfy a given request.	10

Book 28. (25 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	413	Arcesilaus then said something which was not picked up by the translator, and the blonde immediately went to all fours, the leash dangling up to her master's hand, or paw.	10
15	9	Their sound could be easily picked up by Kurii at several hundred yards.	10
19	32	The machine, almost catlike, picked its way delicately amongst the bodies of Kurii, both of the hunters and the others.	10
20	17	"That question is to be ignored," said the judge, who was not visible, but whose presence was made known by a sound system, and whose words were picked up by the platform translator, set in the railing before Cabot.	10
21	501	Grendel then went to one of the fallen weapons, picked it up, returned to his kill, and there lifted the weapon, saluting his foe.	10
31	30	Woe to her if she were then picked up and remanded to free women, that her body might be subjected to a discreet, private inspection.	10
42	132	"What is wrong?" came from Cabot's translator, as he picked up the second Kur's query addressed to the first.	10
43	33	This was picked up on Cabot's translator.	10
43	120	Lord Grendel picked up the small object, and handed it to her.	10
53	204	These things are picked up, periodically, with gloves, or tongs, and boxed, for conveying to the nurseries".	10
63	117	"Do not follow him! Remain here!" Concealed amongst the cattle humans were somewhere between twenty and twenty-five Kurii, these picked minions of the elite of Lord Agamemnon's forces, each armed with a power weapon.	10
63	176	Cabot, bending down, picked up a tiara, and followed them to the insurrectionists' lines.	10
64	108	The girl herself had been picked up shortly after her escape by a Kur outpost, and remanded to the palace.	10
64	153	Cestiphon then picked up the sheet and threw it about the Lady Bina, who gratefully, with her small, closely braceleted hands, clutched it about her.	10
68	49	Each retrieved his weapon, the first to carry it, easily, the second to sling it on his back, while he picked up, with great gentleness, the metal box.	10
70	12	First, Ramar had been given the scent from the cloth, and, though the scent was old, it was not difficult for a sleen to follow once it had picked it up, which it had, in the forest.	10
73	107	"She was picked up by one of our other groups," said Lord Grendel, "and, as a loose slave, was well roped, hand and foot.	10
77	32	I did not understand then that there was no escape for me, nor for any girl in a collar! I was soon picked up by partisans, and found myself roped, and sequestered.	10
77	94	Cabot turned, in an unhurried fashion, and picked up the ax, and rose to his feet, to face Flavion.	10
79	189	She would doubtless constitute for any male an almost irresistible temptation, but for him, Tarl Cabot, she had been actually picked out, chosen with all the insidious wisdom and callous astuteness of an advanced science, the science of Priest-Kings.	10
79	204	The men he had brought into the forest, to abet the mission of Lord Grendel, were thus a tiny fraction of his men; but they were picked men, men muchly trusted, men often relied on.	10
79	498	I would that it were I, and not others, who had picked you out.	10
79	517	"Millions of women have throughout the history of Earth, and doubtless of Gor, been picked out for others, for marriages, companionships, and such.	10
79	518	And doubtless millions of female slaves have been picked out for others, matched to others, to the best of the purchaser's ability, a slave who sings and recites, and plays the lyre, for a fellow who loves poetry and music, a skilled dancer for a fellow who is fond of dance, a brilliant, informed, e...	10
79	525	"You were picked for me, and put with me, you must understand," he said, angrily, "in accordance not with my will, or yours, or ours, but in accordance with the will of others".	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	366	She picked up the goblet.	10
3	692	I picked her up, and carried her into the hut, and Pertinax, gratefully, closed and bolted the door.	10
5	201	Sullius Maximus approached it and, not taking his eyes from me, picked it up.	10
8	312	I picked up Cecily's leash.	10
8	315	He picked up the leash.	10
12	108	They are much like wild fruit which may be picked as one pleases, for personal use, for marketing, and such.	10
33	91	In any event, when our foes attacked in the morning they would find an empty camp, picked clean as though by centuries of looters.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	206	I picked up the bowl of broth, and sipped some.	10
4	81	Certainly I had heard accents of Cos on the galley which had picked me up.	10
4	103	"Why was I picked up?" I asked.	10
5	74	They were picked up by the private galley of Lord Okimoto, captained at the time by Rutilius of Ar, first in his guard".	10
5	78	"Fortunately for yourself," he said, "you were picked up by a second galley, the port-amidships galley, captained by the mercenary, Torgus".	10
12	63	The hail picked up a little.	10
14	258	I was not overly concerned about being picked up, as I was sure the great ship was far from clear of the Vine Sea, and I had little doubt that there would be a thorough search for survivors, perhaps extended over two or three days.	10
16	91	At that moment there was a long whistle, and I picked out a shaft, an ascending arrow, fired from somewhere on the ship below.	10
16	262	Most perished, but several, who had time to turn their back, threw themselves over the rail, back to the water, presumably to be picked up by the small boats still about.	10
21	839	I then picked up the chain, attached to its ring, and snapped it about her ankle, the left ankle.	10
28	148	I picked up a cloth.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	237	"I will have her picked up later this evening, after dark," said the woman.	10
9	240	Why, I wondered, was I to be picked up after dark? Why would she not take me with her, from the market? The men could thong-bind my wrists behind my back and cord-leash me.	10
9	244	Why was I to be picked up after dark? I was uneasy.	10
15	311	I became aware that the beast had picked up my leash.	10
17	184	The newcomer had never seen me, of course, but I had no doubt he could have picked me out promptly from a hundred slaves by scent.	10
17	243	I picked out the slaves in the crowd, in their colored tunics.	10
34	131	He picked up the sheets which had been finished.	10
42	59	The haunches of tarsk freed from the yoke's hooks, and the skins of drink put on the shelf, one of the guards picked up the yoke, and flung it over my head, behind me, several paces, to the side of the hall.	10
45	164	He then felt about and picked up the guard's ax.	10
47	87	"Let me alone! You will spoil all!" I do not think this was picked up by the translators.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	196	I had picked up my things, in the small pack, at the inn of Tasdron, as I commonly did in the morning, in case I might wish them.	10
14	245	Some are doubtless picked up by others, to be sold or subjected to an even harsher slavery, as they were apprehended fugitives.	10
21	318	The second beast then, though I think the gesture pleased him not, bent down, and, not taking his eyes from Tyrtaios, picked up the small sack.	10
33	66	Emerald put some dried meat from her pack into the brew, and Hiza cast in two handfuls of our picked berries into the brew.	10
39	291	"Water is to be fetched, berries are to be picked, wood is to be gathered, the fire is to be tended, meals are to be prepared, the camp is to be tidied, soft boughs are to be gathered for the men to recline upon, many things".	10
40	2	"The foolish barbarian, naive little fool that she is, was picked up by the Panther Girls, as we had hoped.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	Picked units of Yamada's infantry, it was conjectured of some two hundred troops each, undetected, or unreported, by scouts, approaching through four narrow passes, had surprised, and stormed, the cots and ancillary structures of Lord Temmu's tarn cavalry.	10
1	341	"The attack was doubtless executed by picked troops, intent on encirclement and extermination," said Lord Okimoto.	10
9	128	It had been stormed by picked troops, following which the tarn cavalry itself had been considerably reduced, this impairing its effectiveness as an agency not only of intelligence and attack, but of supply.	10
30	394	He then bent down, picked up the washed slave tunic, and, shortening the leash, drew Nezumi, apprehensive, frightened, stumbling behind him, to the center of the camp.	10
44	141	The next afternoon, we were picked up at the rendezvous point and were on our way to the encampment of tarns.	10
49	45	I bent down and picked up the heavy Pani pillow, of hard wood.	10
58	12	"Master," said Tajima, "surely the legendary discipline of picked troops is sustained".	10

Book 34. (12 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	407	How frightful to realize that one is a slave! It was only that I had not yet been acquired, had not yet been "gathered in," or "harvested," had not yet, so to speak, been picked from Earth's orchard of young women, picked as slavers pick fruit, "girl fruit".	10
2	36	"Gorean slavers," said Paula, "often scout 'slave fruit', before it is picked".	10
3	91	"We would not have picked her up," said the leader, "were it not for Kurik.	10
3	93	Apparently he found her annoying, displeasing, or such, and so decided to have her picked up and sent to Gor".	10
6	136	"I have long hoped," she said, "to be noticed, to be acquired, to be picked, to be harvested, as slave fruit, to love and serve, to belong lovingly, selflessly, wholly to another.	10
22	54	"It is easy to see why you were picked up for the collar," he said.	10
24	105	He had reached down and picked up the bit of black silk, from the floor of the chamber.	10
33	543	Bending down she picked up the canvas, with two paws, and prepared to put it about her shoulders.	10
34	38	He reached to the side, and picked up a chain and collar.	10
46	14	As none of this was picked up in Gorean I supposed the translators were deactivated.	10
53	213	"Let us return to the house of Decius Albus," we heard Lyris say, the words in Kur picked up by, and transmitted by, Surtak's translator.	10
61	66	"Lyris!" exclaimed Surtak, this name picked up on Lord Grendel's translator, and broadcast about.	10