Results

Press

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	157	I began to press forward in attack, exposing myself more, but beating back his defense by the sheer weight and number of my blows.	10
19	159	When my attack lapsed, Pa-Kur did not press his own.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	151	The stream of water now seemed to press us down, to impede our progress.	10
19	30	I tried to press forward, but the men of the chain held firm.	10
23	216	"Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" cried a voice, and I saw a small man, thin with a wisp of sandy hair across his forehead, press through the ragged band of rebels that confronted us.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	67	The girl was apparently unwilling to speak more of this matter, and so I did not press her.	10
9	107	I would not press her further on the matter.	10
29	168	A strange odor came to my nostrils before I could press the firing switch.	10
32	10	Now the bubbling mass inside the purple globe began to burn through the globe itself and there were cracking sounds and rivulets of thick, hissing substance, like blue lava, began to press through the breaks in the globe.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	116	I was about to press Kamchak on this matter when we heard a sudden shout and the squealing of kaiila from among the wagons.	10
8	227	A young man, blondish-haired with blue eyes, unscarred, bumped against the girl's stirrup in the press of the crowd.	10
9	417	The quiva, appearing as if by magic in his hand, warned back those who would press in upon him to avenge the daughter of their city.	10
10	18	It was one of the highest prices ever paid among the wagons for a slave and I judged that Albrecht had sorely missed his little Tenchika; the high price he was forced to pay for the girl was made even more intolerable by Kamchak's amusement at his expense, roaring with laughter and slapping his knee...	10
10	349	All along the lines of stakes I saw Turian warriors and those of the Wagon Peoples press into the area between the stakes.	10
16	21	I am a strong swimmer but it seemed we must confront and conquer the steady press of flowing water for pasangs—and indeed we did so.	10
21	294	The man on my left now began to move around me to my left while the other continued to press me from the front.	10
24	45	Long ago I had learned not to press the Tuchuk when he did not wish to speak.	10

Book 5. (6 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	58	Her head went farther back, as her hands moved on the arms of the Warrior, as though once to press him away, and then again to draw him closer, and her head then touched the furs, her body a cruel, helpless bow in his hands, and then, her head down, it seemed she struggled and her body straightened ...	10
21	285	I pretended to stumble and the center man rushed forward to press his putative advantage.	10
21	309	No longer did they wish to press the battle.	10
21	321	The crowd began to press against the spears of the Taurentians in the tiers, who, at the edge of the tiers, at the top of the wall overtopping the sand, resolutely held them back.	10
22	528	I whipped out the Tuchuk bow and, in the instant, found myself wheeling and fighting in the midst of more than a dozen tarnsmen, while many others, wheeling about, attempted to press in upon me.	10
24	233	"Press your own battles," said I, "Physician".	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	425	Indeed, at a word, they must come to one's arms, must press their body to yours.	10

Book 7. (5 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	596	I felt the rope press even more cruelly into my body, and I felt myself, foot by foot, lifted.	10
13	858	My captor then wheeled away, the other, his blade now drawn, trying to press close.	10
16	329	"Can it be," he asked, "that I, Rask of Treve, care for a mere slave?" "I love you, Master," I cried, "I love you, I love you!" He did not let me press my lips to his.	10
17	102	I now understood how girls could weep and scratch at the walls of their kennels, how they could squirm, moaning, shackled in their pens, how they could press their face and flesh against the cruel bars that confined them in their tiny cages, moistening the obdurate, grasped steel with their tears.	10
17	218	After serving them completely I would press them with questions of Targo, and the other guards, and their slaves.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	448	It was perhaps not wise to press for more.	10
3	331	There was ample room, I noted, between the bands, on either side, to press the iron.	10
13	332	She felt the blade press.	10
14	117	When his wrist manacles were removed it took four men to press him back.	10
19	110	"Do not press me closely," I told them.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	297	"Press them! Press them!" screamed the Blue Tooth.	10
1	325	I felt Talena's lips press to my sandal.	10
7	37	"Then we will find another post!" There are many tricks in the use of the ax; feints are often used, and short strokes; and the handle, jabbing and punching; a full swing, of course, should it miss, exposes the warrior; certain elementary stratagems might be mentioned; the following are typical; it ...	10
9	410	She followed eagerly, trying to press her lips to my left shoulder.	10
14	119	What spears there were could not be thrown because of the press.	10
18	214	"Regroup! Spears to the second line!" A hedge of spears, projecting from the lines of men, men with axes between them, waited for Kurii, should they try to press their advantage.	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	572	One saw almost the vines from which she plucked them, and how she held them to her lips, and, at times, seemed to press herself against the wall which confined her.	10
7	41	I had not chosen to press the juices from the body of that insect.	10
14	412	Perhaps she could then press him eagerly for details, until he wearied of her importunities, and snapped his fingers, and she bent forward, obediently, helpless, silenced by the will of a master, to please him.	10
14	606	To my horror I saw the man press his mouth to the wound, sucking at the bit of blood.	10
17	293	I tried to press together the wounds.	10
21	19	Surely he knew that one should move only at night, and yet the beast seemed tireless, and would press me on, as though I needed neither food nor sleep.	10
21	106	But he continued to press ahead.	10
21	506	I counted slowly, five thousand Ihn, that the reflexes of the Kur within be drawn to a hair-trigger alertness, that the whole nervous might of the beast might be balanced on a razor's edge of response, that every instinct and fiber in his body would scream to press the trigger at what first might mo...	10
24	89	Permitted the privilege of ascending to its surface, she would first humbly, fervently, gratefully, press her lips to a coverlet, acknowledging the privilege accorded her, before presuming to crawl to his side.	10
24	140	She struggled to reach me, to press her lips to my body.	10
24	603	Is it not time now to gasp and frown, to throw your verbal switches, press your buttons, ring your bells, that the male may salivate or cringe, as you choose?" She shook her head, numbly.	10
26	113	I felt her press her lips deeply, fervently, to my boot.	10
26	1000	I did not press her further.	10
26	1232	I felt the cheek of the girl tethered to my saddle press softly against the side of my left boot.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	1212	She then took me by the shoulders, to press me back, softly, to the ground.	10
15	156	"Press your lips to the whip," she said.	10
16	8	I tried with my right foot to press against the wound, to stanch the flow of blood.	10
17	112	I could still feel the press of the marking stick in my flesh.	10
18	97	Does she not sometimes press her finger tips to her lips and then tenderly touch her finger tips to the claiming band locked snugly on her throat? She fears only that she may be sold, or given away.	10
19	73	I pulled back my head, fearing the press of the slave whip to my lips.	10
21	169	I tried to press myself against him.	10
26	349	He indicated that I should press the key into the hands of Elicia and kneel with my back to her.	10
28	156	Although this does tend to bring in larger early crowds the slavers feel that, often, they do not get on these girls what they might have, had their sale taken place later in the evening, in the heat and press of more determined bidding.	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	416	"Enough time," I said, "to press it between the bars of the sleen cage and whisper to the beast the signal for the hunt".	10
2	21	I did not press him to elucidate his meaning.	10
3	39	I watched him press on through the crowds, toward the looming palisade which ringed the Sardar mountains, black and snow-capped, behind it.	10
3	408	I roughly fondled her head, and she seized my wrist suddenly in her chained hands and desperately began to press kisses upon it.	10
3	427	She is no longer permitted the lofty dignities and proud postures of the exalted free woman; they are now behind her; she no longer now needs be concerned with the protection of, and defense of, and maintenance of, her laboriously, monstrously constructed image, with all its prescriptions, requireme...	10
4	467	"It was the excitement, the press, the enthusiasm of the crowds," said Centius of Cos.	10
6	25	If there is no press of time I have usually surrendered it, if only to stretch my legs.	10
10	256	The animals, frustrated, sometimes tended to press against the wall.	10
11	577	She bent her head to my feet and, through the fur of my boots, I felt her lips press against them.	10
25	137	"Let us continue to press on," said Imnak.	10
30	294	My finger hesitated on the circular press-switch.	10
32	124	I will not press you!" "Thank you," I said.	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	541	One press on the switch on the Tahari ring had activated the field, a second press had resulted in its deactivation.	10
1	561	"Take care not to press the switch," said Samos.	10
13	91	"No!" "Press the cup to your belly," I told her.	10
44	84	It was not simply the adhesiveness of the web's strands which prevented her from freeing herself but, also, its swaying and elasticity, sinking beneath her as she tried to press against it.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	453	'Press it more inward,' he said.	10
2	37	How startled I was! How astonished I was! Should I not be furious? Was it not shocking, and deplorable, to hear that word, the word 'Master', on the lips of the proud Miss Henderson? Was it not horrifying that such a word should escape her lips! Those pure, soft, vulnerable, kissable lips, which I h...	10
13	563	I did not press her on the nature of her training.	10
14	148	I took her, suddenly, in my arms, and began to press kisses about her throat.	10
16	361	At times I felt my body, captive in the sack, press futilely against the thick, stout bars of the slave cage.	10
20	112	Slave girls, their eyes bright, their breath hot, tried to press themselves piteously against me.	10
25	180	"Do you think you can dare to put yourself so off balance with me? Do you think to shame me? Next time I will press my advantage with severity".	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	"Are you going to press your advantage?" "Do you beg it?" I asked.	10
1	365	Too, of course, one may then easily recognize why it is that such women, now finding themselves in a natural world, with powerful men, often kiss their fingertips and press them gratefully to their collars.	10
4	253	Then, suddenly, I saw her finger tips press down on the mat, and then, suddenly, her fingernails, frightened, dug at it.	10
4	576	She tried to press me away, but could not do so.	10
23	136	For one thing the antagonist, emboldened, may press more and more dangerous attacks, far more difficult to avert than if he were subject to the necessity of protecting himself.	10
24	618	She then began to tremble, and sometimes tried to pull away from me, and at other times to press against me.	10
24	645	"Buy me!" I did not let her touch me, though she strained toward me, the pretty slut, the clever slut, to press her beauty, piteously, entreatingly, against me.	10
30	2	The red-haired beauty, nude, began to press herself against me, in the long, sensuous, full-body caresses of the female slave.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	36	"In the press of battle," said Callimachus, "it is sometimes hard to be aware of all that transpires".	10
4	95	There was a shattering and a scraping but the enemy galley, which had thought with force to press us apart, meeting little resistance was, by her momentum, almost immediately astern of us.	10
5	180	"Can we not yet press to her aid?" asked a man.	10
7	54	One of the Voskjard's ships, in the press of battle, had struck her fellow.	10
7	66	A ship of the Voskjard, a hundred yards away, back from the immediate press of battle, was aflame.	10
9	184	Then I felt soft lips press themselves against my feet.	10
16	80	"You have not heard the last of us! We are coming back, you sleen! We are coming back!" Then the stern of the ship struck against another pirate galley, trying to extricate itself from the press of ships.	10
17	182	Take me!" "Surely you would not expect me to press myself upon you, with you at your present disadvantage," I said.	10
17	774	Then, straining against the leash and collar, she tried to press herself forward, against me.	10
19	51	Sensing her orientation she tried, desperately, to press her gagged mouth, beneath its binding and the leather of the hood, against my body, piteously attempting to please me.	10
19	104	With my right hand I held her face so that she could not press her lips more fervently on mine.	10
20	2055	I then lifted her to her feet, but did not permit her to press her lips to mine.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	167	I attempted to press a tarsk bit into his hand, but he pushed it back.	10
4	232	"We shall press on through the night.	10
11	112	You will beg to tie his sandals, to wash and clean for him, to cook for him, to serve him in all ways in which a woman can serve a man, to petition humbly to be permitted to press your lips lovingly upon his feet, to supplicate him for the opportunity to lick and kiss the leather of his whip! In sho...	10
19	137	Press your hands to your thighs.	10
19	774	I did not doubt but what they would press ahead in their grisly mission.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	14	Imploringly, beseechingly, again on her belly, as she had been before, she continued to press her lips to his moccasins.	10
26	31	For an instant I could not free it of the press of the animals and then I wrenched it free.	10
26	37	Some men have bled to death from wounds of which they, in the heat of battle, in the excitement and press of combat, were scarcely aware.	10
46	139	In the press, it was difficult for them to turn and fight.	10

Book 19. (6 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	62	It is not the product, for example, of a high-speed, automated coin press".	10
27	121	"Similarly," said the whip master, "do not forget to press your body sometimes against that of the master, sometimes seemingly inadvertently.	10
27	123	If his lips should part you might then press it more closely against him, begging.	10
30	486	It seemed she was trying to press herself down into the flagstones.	10
30	626	I restrained an impulse to try to press myself against him and kiss him.	10
31	718	What a tribute to their attractiveness, and their skills as a slave! How they must compete with one another, I thought, to become the favorite! But how much better, I thought, to be the single slave of one's master, and to learn him, and serve him, with heat and devotion, regularly, day in and day o...	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	949	I did not press him.	10
2	112	But, in the press, and noise, he did not hear.	10
2	1167	"In the meantime," he said, "I shall press for further clarifications, and a full inquiry into the matter, detailed explanations, and so on.	10
2	1299	At one point we were literally stopped in the press.	10
2	1440	I would take it twice snugly about her wrist and then, angling it, press the cap-topped stud at the end of the strap, from the bottom, up through one of the small, sturdy, suitable eyelets on the same strap.	10
13	354	I did not press the creature.	10
14	319	Several of the other animals began to press eagerly toward the sound, some even crawling and scrambling over the backs of others.	10
14	463	I then began, again, to press through the urts, wading through the pack.	10

Book 21. (3 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	35	In a moment he would go behind it, or press himself against its side.	10
13	77	"The press is being held," he said.	10
23	4	He was having difficulty falling, however, unconscious though he might be, for the press of folks about the far end of the velvet rope, leading to the Central Cylinder, fighting for places on it.	10

Book 22. (3 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	244	I tried to press my belly against him.	10
24	252	I would have crawled to his feet, to press my bloody lips to them, but my ankles were held.	10
34	479	I tried to press against him, but he had stepped away.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	257	She controlled herself, and did not press against me.	10
8	701	I then seized her at the waist, and she tried to press back against me.	10
15	734	Lady Publia, as I had expected, as soon as the leash was released, put her head, secured in the darkness of the crude hood, wildly, piteously down, searching, groping, for my feet, to press her covered, parted lips and stopped mouth against them.	10
15	873	He let her find them, for a moment, and press, and rub, her face, her head, her gagged, covered mouth desperately, piteously against them.	10
17	33	And in such cases there was always the press of men from behind, ascending the ladders, pushing the others forward.	10
17	738	"I hear the press of pursuers".	10
18	224	Some tried to press down, past others who, seeing what awaited them below, clung ever more desperately to the rope.	10
18	241	A child ran screaming past me to press himself against the wall, cowering there.	10
18	284	She crawled back to me and brushed aside her veil, to press her lips piteously to my feet.	10
18	336	"They are taking the women!" cried one of the fellows, a few ranks in the Cosian press.	10
18	349	We did not press them.	10
18	413	The officer rallied enough regulars about himself to assure that we would not attempt to press forward.	10
21	343	"Whether the degree of your exposure was sufficient to violate the codes of decorum is a subtle point," said Aemilianus, "but I will not press it".	10
21	351	"I do not press the point," said Aemilianus.	10
21	1241	Sometimes a guard, in his kindness, will give them a man's worn sandal, that they may conceal it in their kennel and at night, in secrecy, in their sorrow and need, press it to their cheek, and kiss it, and shed tears upon it.	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	47	At the same, time, too, I felt the side of the knife press against my throat, reflexively, almost like an eye blink, given the sudden clamor in the marsh.	10
13	253	"We must not allow them to press their advantage," said the officer.	10
13	255	"They will not press their advantage—as yet," I said.	10
13	388	"They will press you in upon yourselves.	10
19	164	I saw her press back against the pole, even more tightly against it than she was held by her unslippable bonds.	10
26	302	This time she had enough presence of mind to squirm to my feet and press her lips upon them, kissing them.	10
27	718	She tried to press against me.	10
28	633	He will not press the matter".	10
42	10	Now lean forward, carefully, and, keeping your lips pursed, press them against the wall".	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	299	In the press there was not even room to draw the sword, let alone wield it.	10
1	334	The people in the street hurried to press against the walls.	10
2	389	She tried to press against him, but he pressed her back, with one hand.	10
3	26	I felt her hot lips press again and again to my foot.	10
3	1066	I did not think he would press his men.	10
3	1085	I thrust him aside, moving through the press, the throngs, the carts and wagons, the tharlarion.	10
8	1065	Once she tried, whimpering, to press herself against her master.	10
21	350	Sometimes the collared free woman will twist and squirm at night, and bite her bed clothing, and dampen her cushions with tears, and kiss her fingertips and press them softly, tenderly to the collar.	10
22	642	He had judged from the slave's response, it seemed, that the matter was not one for just anyone to press.	10
27	341	One could live, for example, in many cities, though not in contemporary Ar, with its press on housing and shortages of food, for years on such resources".	10

Book 26. (11 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	366	I tried, helplessly, to press my body against his hand.	10
10	6	It was as though I would try to press through the rock itself.	10
12	390	But it was unthinkable, of course, that he might press his advantage, perhaps even to the alarming extent of touching his lips to my shoulder.	10
12	611	But I did not want to press back against he behind me, either.	10
12	621	I felt the point press lightly, twice, against my lower abdomen.	10
12	1035	I could not press him away, or even try to do so.	10
13	1295	But then I saw her, to my dismay, press her lips to that monstrous visage.	10
35	64	It is no wonder then that we sometimes kiss our finger tips and press them to our collars, that we humbly lift and kiss the bracelets that link our wrists so helplessly, so closely, together.	10
39	25	Afterward, sometimes when I lay at his thigh, clasping his leg, daring to press my lips to him, again and again, softly, humbly, so gratefully, so very gratefully, he would say bitterly, "I should whip you".	10
41	13	But I had wanted to press my hands against its solidity, knowing there was a world on the other side of the garden, and that I was then a little closer to it.	10
41	17	I wanted to be there, where I might run through the streets in a tunic and collar, where I might drink water from the lower basins, where I might press through crowds, carrying a package or vessel upon my head, unable to defend myself against the touches of men, who might touch me as easily as one m...	10

Book 27. (15 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	33	Others desired to press past her.	10
13	218	It is difficult to make judicious assessments, as you might suppose, given the brief amount of time at his disposal, time enough for little more than a glimpse, given the distance, the swiftness of the flight, the press of pursuit, and such.	10
16	28	She reached for the covers, to press them down, and away, but she could not find them.	10
16	1234	Another technique is to kneel before the man and take the palm of his right hand, if he is right handed, and press it to your face, firmly, as though you had been cuffed with it, and then to hold the hand, humbly, as in gratitude, similarly licking and kissing the palm.	10
17	854	I must have it again! I will do anything for it! Could I do so, were I not so chained, I would kiss my fingers and press them to my collar.	10
18	737	"And," she laughed, "did I not see you press your lips to the tunic of a male?" "I hate him!" said Ellen.	10
22	377	Then, she wanted to press suddenly against him, whimpering, but she knew she was not to be used, not until after her sale.	10
24	73	Swiftly she fell into place behind him, heeling him, behind his left shoulder, but, given the press of the crowd, much more closely than would normally be the case.	10
24	80	A free woman walks proudly beside a free man or, if the press does not permit this, is often accorded the privilege of preceding him.	10
26	384	She tried to press her bound ankles up, tightly, against her derrière, as she lay.	10
26	1332	She has longed to press her lips in obeisance to his sandals.	10
26	1518	She dared to press her lips softly to his thigh.	10
27	2054	You point it, and press this and the lightning leaps out".	10
27	2496	Perhaps he will embrace one and test one's lips? Do you feel good in his arms? Does he like the soft press of your lips? Perhaps you will be priced.	10
27	3297	And, as time went on, she became aware that these tasks were not as menial and simple as she had conjectured, but that genuine skill was needed, and attention, to turn out a delectable sauce, to make small, fine stitches, to press a tunic with fire-heated irons so well that one would not feel the sw...	10

Book 28. (15 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	772	She was, in effect, a slut he might pursue in dreams, and he was to her, too, in her dreams, one to whose feet such as she would hasten, to kneel, and press her warm, moist lips upon them, hoping to be found pleasing.	10
1	862	She tried to press herself against him, but he gently pushed her back.	10
1	1313	She did not then grasp herself as before, in that preposterous fashion, trying to conceal herself from him, for he had seemed to discountenance it, but she did press herself against his leg, putting her head down, so that he could not see the full slave of her.	10
10	95	Another noise emanated from Pyrrhus, and the brunette began, desperately, fearfully, piteously, to press her lips upon his clawed feet.	10
13	66	He then spun his startled, squirming assailant about and brought his hands under the other's arms, locked his fingers together behind the other's neck, and began to press forward.	10
23	8	He felt soft lips press against his lips.	10
34	180	"Have no fear," said Cabot, "I will eventually give you an opportunity to clean yourself, to tend your hair, as you can, to wash and press your tunic with warm stones, such things".	10
36	156	"Here," said Cabot, trying to press the ring into the paw of the large Kur.	10
42	86	She looked at them, once, wildly, startled, astonished to see them here, and then, regarding them, laughed merrily, and then, suddenly aware of her location and the press behind her in the now-narrowed passageway, admitting now only a single file, she turned about, and seized the small gate to her r...	10
42	90	Then she uttered a long, wild scream of terror, of protest, and was swept forward in the shoot by the press of the moving cattle.	10
55	212	He, and his fellow, then began to press more vigorously, more intently, roughly, amongst the gross, sluggish bodies of the herd.	10
57	9	"But Agamemnon would surely follow up his victory and press a determined, vengeful pursuit".	10
74	31	In actual battle, of course, with the press and crowding, the buffeting, the noise, the shouting, the screaming, the shedding of blood, the dying, the rightward drift is seldom arrested.	10
78	85	They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves.	10
79	781	"Now lower the goblet to your belly," he said, "and, while first looking at me, and then, secondly, down to the goblet, press the rim into your belly, firmly".	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	54	Obviously a skilled swordsman would have an advantage in such matters, which it would be inappropriate, and perhaps dishonorable, to press.	10
3	439	"Press the metal of the goblet to your belly," said Cecily.	10
3	440	"Press it in there, so that you can feel it.	10
17	81	What would be the purpose when its enemy was understood to be overwhelmingly overmatched? How many tharlarion would it take to press to the earth a single, scampering field urt? And, clearly, Torgus had seemed pleased.	10
18	330	I suspected she was fighting irresistibilities within herself, longings to feel his switch, curiosities as to what it might be to kneel naked before him and press her lips upon his bared feet, what it might be to writhe in his arms, helpless, and owned, as only a woman may be owned, owned to the tin...	10
38	153	And let these goods then kneel and press their soft lips to the boots of conquerors, gratefully, thankful for their lives, spared now, at least for a time.	10
40	8	Many in the farther ranks broke ranks, to press forward, to witness so unaccountable a sight, as though a city might be afloat.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	248	"If you were the admiral of the fleet of Lord Yamada," said Cabot, "and you outnumbered your enemy ten or more to one, would you not press on, hoping to bring about an engagement, even if weeks later?" "Yes," I said, "I would press on".	10
6	47	It is not unknown for even free women to kneel before a man, press their lips to his boots, and beg him for his collar, that they may belong to him, as his slave.	10
8	31	This had proved fortunate for, as later became clear, the massive press of ice on each side might snap apart even timbers as fearsome as those of the great ship of Tersites, might break them apart as easily as a child might snap the twigs of a play fortress.	10
9	103	The ideal weapon in closed spaces would be the crossbow, not only because of its size and maneuverability, but, even more, because the bolt or quarrel may wait patiently in the guide, the cable back, ready to spring forth instantly, at the press of a finger on the trigger.	10
12	286	"Will you not press your lips upon mine?" "Do you beg it?" I asked.	10
20	113	I saw no reason to press her in this matter.	10
22	146	We were jostled in the press.	10
29	30	Why then might it not return? Too, who knew if the fleet of Lord Yamada might not soon appear on the horizon, and close the mouth of the cove, closing the door to escape and precluding the eventual exploitation of the hitherto garnered riches? I continued to press through the crowd, trying to reach ...	10
33	122	"See her press herself against his hand," said a fellow.	10
33	226	I went to press a tarsk-bit into his hand.	10
34	168	And I suspect that those on whom it was found fit to be placed would soon learn the vacuity of their former views, the artificiality and poverty of their previous ideology, and hasten to press their lips fearfully upon the feet of masters".	10
36	443	"It had slipped my mind, doubtless in the press of circumstances, arranging matters with the harbor master, renting space, organizing goods, supervising trading, and such".	10

Book 31. (13 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	26	I was brought here as most from my world, as animals for your markets, selected for qualities and attributes of interest to strong men, qualities and attributes for which strong men, historically, even on my old world, will bid and pay, those qualities and attributes so despised in us, and yet covet...	10
5	97	Who knows to whose whips we must press our lips obediently? I was taken in the parlor of the house.	10
7	705	Should I assume obeisance position, first obeisance position, kneeling, head to the tiles, hands to floor, perhaps second obeisance position, belly to the floor, palms down, beside my head, where one might reach inch forth, to press one's lips to his feet? How slave I felt, waiting.	10
8	58	Whether I might kiss my fingertips and press them to my collar, or sob and scream, and try to tear it from my neck, it was on me.	10
8	852	"Slaves," called the auctioneer, "come to the bars, smile, press against them, reach out to the noble masters.	10
10	905	Indeed, I will give you two tarsk-bits and you may later purchase some larmas which we may press for breakfast".	10
17	271	How could I help myself? I was a slave! I feared that, in a moment, I might, to the amusement of those about, press myself piteously against him.	10
18	597	"Now take the goblet," said he in whose charge I was, "and press it firmly, deeply, into your lower belly".	10
18	709	To be sure, what did I know of such things? I did sense that if he in whose keeping I was were to touch me, I might cry out helplessly, and, a grateful, shameless slave, press myself piteously to him.	10
18	809	I threw myself to my belly before him, and reached with my closely linked hands, to seize his ankle, that I might hold it, and press my lips to his feet, kissing them, again and again.	10
20	311	He may seize you, may press himself upon you, fondle you, and such.	10
22	175	I tried to press myself against him, but he thrust me away.	10
51	165	I tried to press my lips, fervently, again and again, those of a slave, his slave, to his boot-like sandals, but I could not do so.	10

Book 32. (5 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	196	How foolish that a girl should desire a certain master, that there should be one to whose feet she most desired to press her lips.	10
23	120	I hated him! And I wanted to kneel before him, and press my lips to his feet.	10
43	750	I humbly press my lips to your feet.	10
43	751	I humbly press my lips to your calf.	10
43	1086	"Matters press," said one of the trainers.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	586	"I shall press it back down, to the grass," he said.	10
57	62	One expects the wise commander to press an advantage, allowing his foe no respite.	10

Book 34. (13 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	486	I could lay the receiver to the side, brace the phone, and press the numbers, carefully, with my right hand.	10
2	210	You would kiss your fingertips and press them gratefully to the brand that marks you slave.	10
11	4	The miller's man, at intervals, from his ladder, would pour the grain, sa-tarna, the "life daughter," into the opening on the top of the stone, and the stone, when turning, would press down upon it, and grind it, the resultant flour, by means of three descending troughs, being gathered in waiting sa...	10
20	33	The usual theft takes place by cutting the strings of the purse or wallet, commonly in a seemingly inadvertent contact or in the press of a throng.	10
28	4	I felt it press me forward.	10
28	106	"But do not press the matter.	10
28	142	I tried not to press my face against his hand.	10
33	489	"Put your head down, as you are kneeling," he said, "and press your right cheek against my thigh".	10
39	117	"First," he said, "snuggle closer to me, lift your head, lick and kiss my neck, and then press your lips to mine, kissing, as a slave".	10
39	170	I saw it bend a little beneath the press of his foot.	10
50	1	Snarling, enraged, Lyris flung her body against the bars, as though she would press her body between them.	10
51	118	Do not press against me".	10
63	425	In this way, one is less likely to press into, or buffet, free persons.	10

Book 35. (17 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	134	"If I owned her," said the first, "she would soon beg to press her lips to my boots".	10
3	122	They would kneel and press their lips to the feet of a master, and there is no master.	10
3	260	He did not hold my hair and press my lips to his feet; he did not put me to my belly and place his foot on my back, so that I could not rise.	10
13	246	"Doubtless," said the voice, "as you kneel here before me, in nadu, chained and hooded, you wonder what all this might have to do with you?" "I did not wish to press Master on the matter," I said.	10
25	45	The most intelligent and vital are the first to come to their knees and press their lips gratefully to the feet of masters".	10
29	74	"Free! Consider that, and fume! So Bruno of Torcadino thought so little of me that he would not even charge a tarsk-bit for my use! And that arrangement was accepted without demure as appropriate by Addison Steele!" I hated men, and wanted to kneel before them, naked, in their chains, and gratefully...	10
30	76	Occasionally, in one place or another, he seemed to scuff sand or press his foot down.	10
33	657	By its means I obtained purchase, something anchored in terms of which I could press down and lift myself, inch by inch, upward, free of the grip of the sand.	10
38	29	I went to "slave lips" and tried to press forward, but it was not permitted.	10
39	159	She tried to roll toward the feet of the officer, doubtless to press her lovely lips pleadingly upon his high, bootlike sandals, but the guard, interposing his own bootlike sandal, did not permit this.	10
42	195	I gathered that Vas of Anango had not wished to risk killing me in the press of the celebrants.	10
43	59	Press on!" "But look," said he whom I took to be the leader of our crew.	10
43	64	"Press on!" "But see," said the man.	10
43	92	"Press on," said Seremides.	10
43	101	"Press on!" said Seremides.	10
46	83	Men press at the threshold.	10
46	151	I wanted to kneel before him, and look up at him, adoringly, and beg to press my lips submissively and gratefully to his whip.	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	23	We continued to press through the crowd, occasionally remaining in place, or going to the side.	10
27	105	They press and wheedle well.	10
61	39	In the crush of bodies the two guards on the float were brushed aside as by a roaring surf and dozens of hands stretched out, grasping at the prisoner, whom few in the crowd, in the rush and press, even saw.	10
61	41	We managed to reach the prisoner who was lost amongst bodies, strike him unconscious, cover him with my cloak, and make our way back, out of the press.	10