Results

Prize

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	149	Hooded, she cowered there, the prize, her ears filled with the sudden violent ringing of blade on blade as two warriors fought to the death to possess her.	10
12	106	The beak, curved like an instrument of war, slit with its narrow nostrils, closed on my body, and I was once more the prize of a tarn.	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	230	I had no wish to contest this prize with the great bird.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	80	Thus one practical effect of the edict of the Priest-Kings is that each Gorean girl must, at least once in her life, leave her walls and take the very serious risk of becoming a slave girl, perhaps the prize of a pirate or outlaw.	10
2	66	If there is an optimum configuration for a land predator, I suppose on my old world the palm must go to the Bengal tiger; but on Gor the prize belongs indisputably to the mountain larl; and I cannot but believe that the structural similarities between the two animals, though of different worlds, are...	10
20	204	Also of course a Free Companionship might be refused, in all Gorean right, by the girl, and thus a warrior can hardly be blamed, after risking his life, for not wanting to risk losing the precious prize which he has just, at great peril to himself, succeeded in winning.	10

Book 4. (13 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	111	"Of course," said Kamchak, "she has been raised to be a fit prize in the games of Love War".	10
6	15	Kamchak stepped to the center of the grassy lane, lifting his hand, and the two riders, with their prize, reined in their mounts.	10
6	87	She was a captive female, and must, naturally, submit to her assessment as prize; she must also be, incidentally, examined for weapons; a dagger or poisoned needle is often concealed in the clothing of free women.	10
7	210	There must be others—others, who did not wish me to succeed in my work, who wished Priest-Kings, the race, to die, others who were capable even of bringing humans from Earth for their purposes—technologically advanced—others who were, perhaps, cautiously, invisibly, at war with ...	10
8	430	"Should I win," I said, "I will claim as my prize the kiss of an insolent wench".	10
9	410	When Aphris heard the delicate click of the box lid it was all she could do not to turn and regard the prize that was to be hers, but she did not do so.	10
10	259	Now the excitement of the throng seemed mostly to course among the warriors of the Wagon Peoples as they rose in their stirrups to see better the swaying, approaching palanquins, each reputedly bearing a gem of great beauty, a fit prize in the savage contests of Love War.	10
11	118	Slave girls ran beside us, jeering at Kamchak's tethered prize; free women looked up from their ladles and kettles to stare with jaundiced eye at yet another Turian woman brought to the camp.	10
13	87	"Did you not see the secret blood of her?—That she is eager and ready—that she is fit prize for the steel of a master—that she is female, and," he added, "slave?" "No!" cried Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
16	40	Also, I was not clear how Harold, supposing him to be successful in his shopping amongst the ferns and flowers of Saphrar's Pleasure Gardens, intended to conduct his squirming prize along this unscenic, difficult and improbable route.	10
16	265	"Surely he is entitled to a glimpse of our precious prize".	10
19	71	I looked them over and would have thought that any one of them would have been a prize, presuming it could be safely transported somehow to the wagons of the Tuchuks.	10
25	621	And yet this beautiful, soft, proud thing stood there, though ringed and branded, though collared, bold and brazen flinging at me, eyes bright, her challenge, the eternal challenge of the unconquered female, that of the untamed woman, daring the male to touch her, to try, she resisting, to reduce he...	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	280	Again he came under the table, and this time his hand darted out and back, and he began to chew on his prize, a peel of larma fruit snatched from a plate, discarded as garbage.	10
22	418	Its prize is the greatest, a thousand double-tarns of gold.	10
24	179	When the men had taken their pick the girls were released from the common chain and the key, that which served to unlock collar, bracelets and anklet, was given to he who had chosen his prize.	10
24	379	"I hate you, you beast, you big beast!" Amidst the laughter of the court of the Ubar Ho-Sorl carried his prize from the chamber, the lovely, squirming slave girl, Miss Phyllis Robertson.	10

Book 6. (10 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	354	"In two days," she said, "at festival, I will put you at stake as a prize for girls".	10
4	192	"You will be a prize for girls—Pretty Slave".	10
4	305	"Tomorrow," she said, "I will put you up at stake, to be a prize for girls".	10
5	195	Then, after some Ehn I saw another girl leave the circle of the dance, and she, too, was joined beyond the firelight by a young man and she, too, felt a net dropped over her, and she, too, was led away, his willing prize, to the secrecy of his hut.	10
6	121	He would take no chances of the loss of such a prize.	10
8	65	The girl bound to the prow, however, startled, hysterical, seeing the tumult of tharlarion below her, each tearing for a part of the unexpected prize, began to scream uncontrollably.	10
8	623	I did not immediately bind her, but walked about her, examining her as prize.	10
10	220	Accordingly I did not carry, in these first voyages, any abundance of precious metals or jewels; nor did I carry rugs or tapestries, or medicines, or silks or ointments, or perfumes or prize slaves, or spices or canisters of colored table salts.	10
15	31	I looked at the girl bound on the prow, my prize.	10
17	70	The common strategy with a round ship is to shear and board, because, normally, one wishes not to sink the ship but take it as a prize.	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	14	Yet I think there are perhaps worse fates that might befall a woman than to be brought to this world, even as a prize of men.	10
7	36	The female slave is prize booty.	10
8	930	Ute dropped a piece and Lana and I fought, each holding to a part of the fallen prize, rolling and tearing.	10
11	1245	We had had trained into our bodies mysteries of movements of which even we, for the most part, were no longer aware, subtle signals of appetite, of passion and of obedience to a masculine touch, movements which excited the fierce jealousy, the hatred, of free women, particularly ignorant free women,...	10
12	314	Doubtless Marlenus had given orders that she be exhibited in various cities and villages on the route to Ar, his prize, that she might thus, this beautiful captive, an outlaw girl well known on Gor, considerably redound to his prestige and glory.	10
12	722	In moments her garments flutter down among the towers and she is his, bound on her back across the saddle before him, his prize.	10
13	627	He then laughed another great laugh, that great raw laugh, that of a tarnsman, who has his prize bound helpless before him.	10
14	137	What could a woman be but the prize of such men? For a moment I wished myself back on Earth where there was little for a man to do which could not be done as well, or better, by a woman.	10
14	368	How beautiful I thought would have been Ena, in the straps, arched, supine, bound over the dark, oiled leather of a saddle, a tarnsman's prize, so tethered, so bared, so constrained, so helpless, so subdued.	10
15	188	How pleased I was to see him bring back yet another girl, bound across his saddle, a new prize.	10
15	377	"That," said Ena, "Marlenus, if successful, might be deprived of his prize".	10
15	380	"You mean she has been freed only that Marlenus of Ar might be deprived of his prize?" "Of course," said Ena.	10
16	297	I had little doubt but what the magnificent Verna, leader of the panther girls, would bring her comely prize, apparently only another common slave, in a work tunic, successfully to the northern forests.	10
17	40	No scribe it seemed would own Inge, but she would belong to a brutal and powerful huntsman, the handsome Raf of Treve; and Rena's captain of Tyros, he who had contracted for her capture, must now surely be disappointed, and his gold lost, for his lovely prize has been taken by another, at whose feet...	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	498	The female is the prize commodity in the Gorean slave markets.	10
11	870	She was a beauty, and, in time, would be a prize slave.	10
13	184	"The ship, the Tesephone, which was here," I said, "was it taken, by a prize crew, downriver?" "Yes," she said.	10
13	255	There were some fifty men of Tyros, as a prize crew, with the Tesephone.	10
18	70	The men of Sarus had controlled the slave chain of prize male slaves; the girls of Hura had controlled the coffle of beauties, each with her wrists still in binding fiber confined behind her body, each still fastened to her sisters in bondage by the strong, supple linking of the binding fiber knotte...	10
18	93	The female slave, celebrated on Gor for her beauty, her skills and her delights is prize booty.	10
18	95	He does not care to release such a prize.	10
18	112	If necessary, all might have been, in a moment, abandoned, secured perhaps about trees or rocks, save Marlenus, their chief prize, the central object of their endeavors, their expedition of abduction.	10
22	582	Even their ship was prize, the possession of which he had not disputed with one called Bosk of Port Kar, who had aided him.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	277	One was still an exalted free woman, arrogant and insolent, fully and richly clothed, though the garments were now soiled and stained; the other was only a lowly, stripped bondmaid, a work-and-love prize of Torvaldslanders, a purchasable and tradable commodity, as much as a domestic tarsk or verr.	10
6	533	She was thrown mercilessly under him, her shoulders pressed back, her beauty his prize.	10
9	15	She was what the Forkbeard had sought; she was his prize.	10
10	346	He was given a silver tarn disk as prize.	10
10	635	She, with the archery talmit, was the prize in the shooting.	10
10	671	My girl prize knelt at my feet.	10
14	93	Then her leash was surrendered into the keeping of the Kur who held the others, and then the first Kur, leaving his prize in the care of the other, turned about, to hunt yet another delicacy from the herd within the hall.	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	139	I visited one of the metal workers, to purchase a collar for my prize.	10
2	161	This made it more plausible that she was a recent prize, abducted, as I had averred to the metal worker, from the camp of a slaver.	10
4	200	The diet of the slave girl was regulated with the same attention and care as that which a man of Earth would bestow on his prize hunting dogs, or otherwise esteemed domestic animals.	10
7	533	On Gor she finds herself enormously important as a property, as a prize.	10
10	26	Her companion prize, whose name was Tafa, was bound similarly before the saddle of one of Hassan's men.	10
10	378	One tries different girls until one finds her, or those, who are the most exquisite, the most pleasing; one tends then, to keep them; this tends, too, to work out to the advantage of the women, the female slaves, but few, except themselves, are concerned with them, or their feelings; men, it is clea...	10
21	201	What prize, I wondered, could be worth the risk the beast had been willing to take, the price it had been willing to pay, its own life.	10
24	1034	She knew herself secured, a slave girl bound helplessly as a warrior's prize, awaiting her disposition, as much as a tarsk or kaiila, a disposition contingent on the outcome of the harsh games of men.	10
26	1208	Further, Gor was the true prize of the planets rotating about the sun, not the Earth, for, in the name of rights and liberty, and business, the fools of Earth, confused by the rhetoric of law and morality, shielding short-sighted greed and madness, had stood aside, permitting the poisoning of the ai...	10
26	1216	Earth might be useful as a slave planet, but the true prize, the object of their predation, would be Gor.	10

Book 11. (14 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	69	Since they have everything, and anything, they want from her, and she is complete slave, and they total master, there is no struggle between them; she, accordingly, in a strange way, is prized and treasured; how many women of Earth, I wonder, are prized and treasured by their men; one can prize and ...	10
3	95	Much did my captor's men jest with him on the deficiencies of his prize.	10
4	477	I was a nameless slave girl on an alien world, at the mercy of primitive warriors in a barbarian camp, an object for their sport, a lovely, two-legged plaything, a mere prize, in their cruel games.	10
4	478	The prize stopped, in a jangle of bells, gasping, throwing her head about, as though she might see.	10
4	601	It is customary, following the game, that the prize remain nude, that the value of her captured beauty remain discernible to all, to the winners for their pleasure, to the loser for his chagrin, to the onlookers for their admiration, and, too, perhaps, to incite them in another contest, at some futu...	10
4	1023	I had been confused, scandalized, outraged, miserable, when I had been put up as quarry and prize in the cruel game of the evening.	10
4	1079	Tonight I had run, belled, both quarry and prize, in a cruel game of barbarian men; insolent, I had been thrown to masters, who had impressed their dominance upon me; no longer had I doubt of their dominance, or of my complete subordination to their will; my master had, later, permitted me to run if...	10
6	56	I shared the condition of slavery with other bond wenches, but each of us, of course, as masters know, in the depths and complexity of us, is a surprisingly and uniquely different individual, a latent prize for the chain, an astonishment fascinating to learn and subdue.	10
7	785	"First capture rights are mine," said the lad who had caught Donna, "but I am generous, and will share my prize with all of you!" There was hearty acclaim among the lads upon the receipt of his welcome intelligence.	10
7	787	"What of my prize?" demanded another lad, he who had caught Lehna by the sleen pen.	10
7	789	She, too, I was forced to admit, was a superb prize.	10
9	1083	They ranged from simple bands of iron, hammered about a girl's throat, her head held down on an anvil, to bejeweled, wondrously wrought, close-locking circlets befitting the preferred slave of a Ubar; such collars, whether worn by a kitchen slave or the prize beauty of a Ubar, had two things in comm...	10
12	44	"You are a prize".	10
12	737	She was a prize.	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	573	In the distance I could see the four guardsmen, moving swiftly, trying to catch up with the girl who had broken away from them in the rash vanity of her hunt, desiring to be first upon the prize.	10
9	254	How is it, they wonder, that beauties in tunics and collars, are obviously so much happier than they? And how is it that the beauties seem to prize the very tokens of their bondage, the bracelets, the collars, the lovely, revealing tunics, and such, considered so degrading by, and yet exercising suc...	10

Book 13. (3 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	492	"The engagement was sharp," said Samos, "but the ship, its crew, passengers and cargo, fell to Bejar as prize".	10
1	673	"It is doubtless moored prize at his wharfage even now.	10
2	100	"I am afraid you are almost worthless, my blue-eyed, blond-haired prize," said the auctioneer to the girl.	10

Book 14. (3 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1091	She would be a prize for the collar.	10
2	209	There was little doubt but what the fair prize was well secured.	10
16	224	If your companion bought you, naked and collared, in a market, he would doubtless prize you highly".	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	342	Gorean men, as men of Earth seem seldom to do, prize high intelligence in women.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	17	The Ina, her starboard oars sheared, had been boarded and taken as a prize.	10
5	138	It is a ship of the Voskjard! It has been taken as a prize!" "How could that be?" asked a man.	10
6	51	On her starboard side were the Talender, of Fina and the Hermione, a prize taken in battle, manned by soldiers of Ar's Station.	10
6	61	Of Port Cos, we had had the Leda and Tais; of Ar's Station, we had had the Olivia and Portia, and four prize ships; of Fina, we had had the Talender; of Victoria, we had had the Mira and Tina.	10
6	63	Our fifth ship, completing our tiny fleet, was the Hermione, which had been taken as a prize.	10
6	67	"Who would have suspected it, of the sleen of Cos," said a soldier of Ar near me, one of several whom we had taken aboard, from the careening decks of the sinking Alcestis, which, yesterday, had been taken as a prize by the men of Ar.	10
6	97	"The Talender has been taken as a prize," said another.	10
9	32	The girl looked wildly about, frightened, a prize, among the enemies of her former master.	10
9	116	Using this as a diversion the Tina and the Tais, with Aemilianus, and the crew and men of the Olivia, with captured pennons from prize ships taken earlier from the Voskjard, had permitted other ships, like sharks, to pass them, following the light of the Olivia, taking that light for the locale of b...	10
10	4	In a moment, caught and held by the line, she dangled, an exhibited prize, at the prow.	10
18	704	'How fortunate is this fellow, Jason of Victoria,' I thought to myself, smiling inwardly, 'to have conquered himself such a prize.	10
19	61	As a capture, a prize and a slave, in my arms, was she carried into the domicile of her master.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	626	It is not unusual, in most cities, for a prize tarsk to bring a higher price than a girl.	10
3	72	A man may be taught to prize his own castration but somewhere, sometime, in the individual or in the maddened collectivity, nature must strike back.	10
15	169	"It marks the kaiila as a prize animal, one especially trained for the hunt and war".	10
16	104	It would be the prize, doubtless, in small and unrecorded wars.	10
17	637	She was no longer a player in the game; she was now only a prize in it.	10

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	266	Grunt's prize on the coffle, a beautiful red-haired girl, a former debutante from Pennsylvania, once Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, was selected out by Canka as a personal slave, one to run at the left flank of his own kaiila and wear her leather, beaded collar, placed on her by his command, for him ...	10
2	101	They can prize a lovely necklace, or such adornment, as well as any other woman.	10
2	295	I wondered if she knew the extent to which she was a prize in the Barrens.	10
3	173	Not only was she quite fairly complexioned but, prior to her being adorned in her finery, now removed from her, she had been washed, and clipped, and groomed and scrubbed, apparently, as thoroughly and carefully as a prize kaiila.	10
4	234	Hci's animal, incidentally, was a prize kaiila.	10
18	140	It seems she is now to serve in his own lodge, away from the herd, she thus convenient to him, and readily at hand, for her commandings and caressings, as a prize slave".	10
39	53	Perhaps I will have one, or both, of your ears notched, as our friends, the red savages do, with prize kaiila, trained for the hunt or war, that you may be recognized as a valuable, trained tarn-bait girl".	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	820	Perhaps I could somehow use it as a prize which I might award for gain, or as a bargaining device in some negotiation in which I might be involved.	10
6	402	She was the prize.	10
6	416	She was a prize.	10
6	420	Surely they seemed to have little mind for the chained prize.	10
6	423	I saw them, I think, almost as though through the eyes of the prize.	10
6	426	Accordingly, I, too, in a sense, was a prize in such matters.	10
16	255	Gorean men relish women, and prize them.	10
36	863	It was only substantially, in a given tradition, in a given world, in little more than a recent period, that she has been taught to deny herself, and suspect her most natural urges and impulses, as natural to her as her breathing and the beating of her heart, and to claim to prize life-denying, path...	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	647	"I suspect," she said, "you do not realize the value and rarity of what you have obtained as a prize".	10
10	648	"I would not use the word 'prize,'" I said, "as that expression is commonly used in connection with a female slave".	10
15	129	You display him to the crowd! He is your prisoner! He is your prize! You give him then to your Ubar! It is your moment of triumph!" "Yes," she cried.	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	221	The slave girl is a prize, and treasure.	10
15	540	She could not have been more helpless had she been staked out in the Barrens, lashed to an oar in Torvaldsland, chained as a prize to the stirrup of a war tharlarion on the Vennan road, kneeling buckled, hand and foot, waiting, in a slave harness on Tyros, fastened to a pleasure rack in a dingy, hal...	10
15	555	"How is that you would have had her stolen, not for her own beauty, for she is prize collar meat, which I would think would have been a sufficient reason for doing so, nor as an insult to the Polemarkos, which seems plausible, but merely to interrogate?" I asked.	10
15	771	"Perhaps a bag of gold, perhaps a hundred prize Cosian women?" "No," I said.	10
16	730	At present, however, dear lady, it is you, I assure you, who are the prize, you whom strong men would relish most on her belly before them.	10
21	141	My question had not been prompted, of course, merely by the obvious consideration that the ubar's cloak might seem an attractive prize to a strong, ambitious man, but by the sober understanding that Ar was in a situation of crisis, whether she knew it or not.	10
22	218	Others, like the one referred to by the proprietor, encourage the young man to see the female in terms of her most basic and radical meaning, in the terms of her deepest and true nature, that nature which is most biologically fundamental to her, that nature which is that of the inestimable prize, th...	10
25	358	Also, although I suppose the matter is neither here nor there, Goreans also tend to prize women for such things as their intelligence, emotional depth, charm and personality.	10
25	1888	Did she really think that there were not millions upon millions of men on Earth who would not desire to have her so in their power, who would not relish seeing her in a slave collar, who would not delight in seeing her at their feet, who would not rejoice to sip and savor the wines of her bondage, w...	10
26	474	Too, it did not help that men, however inexplicably, seemed to care more for, and seek more avidly, and prize more highly, these lowly slaves, purchasable in markets, than themselves, in all their inestimable regalias of freedom and power.	10

Book 22. (5 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	421	I myself, I knew, in some sense, was such a prize.	10
8	213	Indeed, in the very area where I now was, the platforms cleared away and pens put forth, projected sales lots of tarsks were commonly displayed, often prize lots, to be bid upon later in the sales barn itself.	10
11	1123	"Claim your prize".	10
11	1128	"Here, Sir," said Mirus, at my side, "is your prize".	10
34	327	As you remain as you are, so soft, so lovely, so attractive and desirable, you must expect to continue to face the risks and perils attendant on your beauty, on a world such as this, where it is a common mode of currency, a familiar means of exchange, where it may be used to bribe traitors, and be g...	10

Book 23. (6 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	421	The name of truth all prize; the face of truth most fear.	10
9	344	The women of a city are, of course, among its prize loot.	10
10	213	"But then," I said, "it is said, I have heard, that those of Port Kar prize Cosians as slaves".	10
17	441	Too, I thought I might buy some time for them by seeming to offer the Cosians an enviable prize, the capture of the wall commander.	10
18	59	I did not doubt, however, that many of the most beautiful would indeed find their way to Cos and Tyros, if only as examples of prize loot.	10
21	1042	Would the young men not wish such a prize for their own? Would it not be pleasant to own one or more such lovely thralls? Too, one could always sell them.	10

Book 24. (4 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	597	"Bring me a woman!" This had been a great blow to her vanity, her self-esteem and pride, as she, like most free women, had regarded herself as some sort of marvelous prize.	10
3	117	Philebus would now want a good deal for such a slave, a prize slave, if he were willing to part with her at all.	10
19	134	Sometimes young men play "slave capture" and the prize goes to the young fellow who, within an enclosure, manages in the least time to catch and secure, in utter helplessness, his quarry.	10
19	586	"I am a prize!" she said, angrily.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	194	Rather they prize it, treasure it and celebrate it.	10
3	228	The victor's prize, of course, is the use of the slave.	10
7	50	"Ar is a prize, surely more valuable as she is, rather than in ashes".	10
19	8	This remark also holds for certain varieties of expensive bred slaves, the prize crops of the slave farms.	10
27	1007	"I was more of a prize, or a political prisoner.	10
28	70	There, I gathered, she had been kept more as a prize, or trophy, than a slave.	10

Book 26. (16 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	209	For, just as there doubtless were men, true men, on the old world, though on such a world they must guard the secrecy of their manhood, who would prize the normal female, she made for arms, and crying out, and yielding, so, too, there must be on this world men, and doubtless true men, who find the t...	10
10	491	He might have his rope on a prize.	10
11	420	Perhaps they regarded us rivals, or something? Perhaps we were resented because many men of this world seemed to prize us, though, to be sure, they kept us under strict discipline, as perfect slaves.	10
12	316	"I myself was the victim of an elaborate plot, an intricate stratagem to secure a highborn prize for ransom".	10
14	675	It seemed there were two reasons for this, one, to make of me something of a prize for guards, a delight which they were accorded less frequently than they might wish, thus serving as an instrument in their control, and, two, to serve as an instrument in my own control.	10
14	1320	It is not unusual on this world, incidentally, for men to prize such things as flowers.	10
16	544	I had no doubt that, in this place, they would be prize slaves, not ignorant girls from the pits.	10
18	72	These women, then, the allegedly beautiful free women, preferably of high birth and considerable position, are regarded as prize game.	10
18	173	She would be a prize for any chain.	10
29	143	And then, wonder of wonders, it came to our attention, as such things may, that the Lady Constanzia, lured like a vulo, and trapped by her greed, was now a capture prize, being held in Treve for ransom.	10
31	56	They prize our softness, our beauty, our desirability.	10
37	1132	"What is that?" "They were prize sleen, trained to perfection.	10
38	150	She was chained where she was, to a ring, near the guards, because she, or, perhaps more accurately, her use for the evening, was to figure as prize in the guards' game.	10
38	163	I was a little bit angry that she had been selected as the prize in the guards' game.	10
38	165	Her being a free woman gave something of a fillip, it seemed, to her use as a prize.	10
38	223	She was a prize for men.	10

Book 27. (12 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	360	And so she is for me a prize of war.	10
11	830	Gorean men, she had learned, prize high intelligence in a woman, and seek it in their slaves.	10
11	1087	The fair guest would make a most beautiful and desirable slave, a luscious bit of collar-meat, a veritable prize of flesh-loot.	10
13	244	"There are prize slaves below, and riches," said Laura.	10
16	1310	These are prize slaves, sought by the Curulean, but withheld, due to my popular propensities, for the district of Metellus, and our beloved Kettle Market.	10
16	1408	Such were prize acquisitions of conquerors, who might enjoy stripping them and putting them in common collars, and giving them to their lowest soldiers, first, of course, having them perform naked before these soldiers, in the presence, naturally, of their former masters, and the conquerors.	10
17	447	Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested".	10
19	783	See me perform! Then you will cry out with rage, with misery, with need, seeing what you have lost! "You have lost a prize, Selius Arconious," she cried, to the indifferent emptiness of the dark countryside.	10
19	784	"You have lost a prize!" The moons are beautiful, she thought, through tears.	10
24	756	She is a greater prize to have at one's feet.	10
26	1162	Let them, if they wish, prize and cultivate a winter within their robes.	10
27	1381	Accordingly, she soon comes to prize her tunics, camisks, ta-teeras, and such.	10

Book 28. (5 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	316	In this way, a prize slave may be used to produce numerous offspring.	10
18	110	The female from the Gorean point of view is often viewed as goods, and a prize, to be allotted, or disposed of, as men please.	10
24	122	"Another would oppose this unilateral seizure of a prize to be reserved for all.	10
55	215	He instantly flung his prize, rolling to the grass, bell jangling, from him, and backed into the herd.	10
79	499	I would rather I had collared you amongst the collapsing walls of a burning city, that I had bought you off a block in Ar! A thousand times better I had discovered you for myself, in an exposition cage in Venna, or as you were being marched naked down the gangplank of a corsair in Port Kar, having b...	10

Book 29. (10 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	617	When a female gift, or prize, is to be revealed to a master, a merchant, a captain, a Ubar, or such, the gift, or prize, as shy as she might be, is commonly revealed formally, gracefully, even ceremoniously.	10
1	205	Bred for dark sports, trained to hunt and kill, he was a prize of his breed, a champion of his kind.	10
5	692	On Gor a traitress is a prize.	10
9	382	He viewed her as what she was, a lovely animal, perhaps even a prize animal.	10
14	118	Indeed, the Gorean woman is well aware that outside the compass of her Home Stone, outside a certain circuit of civility, beyond comfortable environs in which her loftiness, nobility, and preciousness are unquestioned, she is likely to be viewed not so much as an esteemed fellow citizen and an untou...	10
21	7	Perhaps he sensed what it might be to have a woman so before him, a tethered prize, supine, across his saddle.	10
22	382	There is a Gorean saying that the female slave is the warrior's prize, and toy.	10
22	723	Women, I recalled, were the prize of the warrior, and his toy.	10
28	150	Too, whereas a tarpaulin and a wagon bed may be preferable to the mud beneath a wagon it is, in itself, as you might suppose, no prize lodging either.	10
38	453	How often she dreamed of herself, and fantasized herself, helpless in the power of dominant males, as no more than their possession, their prize, and plaything, their slave.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1191	Whereas free women commonly despise female slaves and treat them with great contempt and harshness, men commonly prize them.	10
6	38	She is a prize amongst women, so desirable that men will be satisfied with nothing less than owning her.	10
8	18	What point to seize a ship, to risk one's life, when the prize, even if won, would be without profit? Only a fool would hope to steal a wagon without wheels, a kaiila which cannot be untethered, a girl whose chain he cannot loosen, a treasure which cannot be carried away.	10
17	58	They are prize stock.	10
17	100	The case is similar with other animals, prize sleen, silken-coated kaiila, even saddle tharlarion.	10
17	103	It is one thing, for example, to welcome attention bestowed on a prize kaiila and even another's envy of one's possession of so splendid an animal, and quite another to suspect that the other may have designs upon the beast.	10
18	102	"You are no Talena, no false Ubara, no unmatched prize," I said, "but the bounty on you, even so, is not negligible.	10
21	347	Free women hate female slaves; men, on the other hand, prize them, and seek to own them.	10
25	230	"You would seem to be a prize," I said.	10
26	17	"Those were prize troops," said a fellow, "gathered, and set".	10
35	39	"You think," I said, "it may be a prize, taken by the ships of Lord Yamada's admiral?" "I think it unlikely," he said, "quite improbable, but, in any event, caution is advised".	10
36	213	"There would be the danger, as well," said the captain, "that the ship might fall prize to the fleet of Lord Yamada".	10

Book 31. (5 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1971	I had not had such a sweet since Earth, since my "harvesting" as one of the ill-protected, exposed, dangling fruits so easily available to slavers in the "slave orchard of Earth," no, not since my acquisition, my capture, my routine snaring, merely another sleek, defenseless animal, ignorant and uns...	10
8	2106	I was a slave, half clad, collared, shapely, desirable, ownable, the sort of woman men want, the sort of woman they prize, and buy.	10
11	22	I had wheedled this prize from Grendel, who sometimes purchased such things for the Lady Bina.	10
15	52	I had seen hundreds of Gorean men about, as I had scarcely on my world understood such men could exist, so large, strong, and powerful, so naturally self-satisfied, so unassumingly proud, and arrogant, possessive, aggressive men, unconfused and unconflicted, so clear-eyed, easy-moving, and large-han...	10
41	35	To secure the very leader of the enemy was seemingly too great a prize to be ignored, and the machine, following its two scouts, abandoned its hitherto stately pace.	10

Book 32. (17 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	281	Did the men of Earth not prize their females? Did they not realize how attractive, how exciting, how valuable, how wonderful, how desirable, they were? Was that so hard to see? Then I thought of true free women, our own women.	10
9	254	Too, of course, one may always hope that the prey, when brought to the camp and stripped, may prove a prize.	10
15	105	We stood as slaves, erect and proud, as prize goods.	10
15	228	"The ideal prize," she said, "is the free woman, of an enemy city".	10
19	11	"I do know there is a palisaded compound there, which presumably houses special supplies, and perhaps prize slaves, too precious to be risked amongst the men of Shipcamp".	10
20	187	"What do men prize most," asked Relia, "after gold, after victory in war, after fine kaiila, and loyal sleen?" "Beautiful, fearful, obedient, docile slaves," said another.	10
37	142	So, I thought, the sorry wallet has been opened, and it contains a coin of gold; the dingy wrapper has been unrolled, and within it we find rare silk; the uninspiring amphora has been unsealed, and within it we find a splendid wine, the sort men might prize, and for which they might bid, and heatedl...	10
39	464	It was not as though they were prize kajirae, four-or-five-silver-tarsk girls, perhaps even some gold- piece girls, say, being disembarked from slave wagons, whose arrival in a city had been long awaited, perhaps even having been heralded by a great number of wall bills.	10
39	639	"This beast is a prize animal," he said.	10
42	138	I did know that in the vicinity of Shipcamp, across the river, there were some buildings, including a mysterious stockade, where, it was rumored, prize slaves were housed, under great security, presumably to be boarded on the great ship, shortly before its departure.	10
50	456	"The others are prize slaves," said the guard.	10
50	468	Might I not make my companioning, if I were interested in such, a prize in a game many might play, and from which, at my whim, I might withdraw? Might I not sell myself, on my own terms, as I saw fit, to the highest bidder, for station, and wealth? But there is no hurry in such matters.	10
50	522	What of nudity to mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself.	10
50	680	If all were such as she, I thought, then the stockade might well be what it was rumored to be, a holding area for unusually beautiful slaves, prize slaves.	10
50	706	I did not doubt but what it might take gold to bring such a prize from the block.	10
50	978	"There is no slave in this stockade," she said, "who is not lovely, who would not be an excellent buy, who would not be a prize to remove from an auction block, and yet you are the only one who is chained".	10
52	155	A Gorean free woman, I thought, might almost die of shame at the mere thought of being placed in such a garment, but would learn to prize it soon enough if she were collared.	10

Book 33. (10 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	21	It was a speculation that Priest-Kings and Kurii, weary of skirmishes, of indecision, of stalemates, of continual intrusions and probes, had proposed, if not agreed upon, a game of men, a drawing of cards or a casting of dice, on the outcome of which depended a coveted prize, the surface of a world.	10
7	107	They could constitute no distraction then, nor would their use be the prize in any squabble, bloody or not, if they were not in the holding.	10
8	121	So it is no wonder that the slave is vain, for she knows that she is a prize, that she is so desirable and exciting that men, in the way of nature, will be content with nothing less than her possession.	10
34	18	"It is speculated the mysterious tarnsman and his prize are afoot?" "Yes," said Kazumitsu, "and doubtless attempting to reach the holding of Temmu, or the camp of the demon birds".	10
40	65	"Lord Temmu would prize it.	10
45	70	The speculation then is that rather than continue this intermittent war of generations, with its probes and pursuits, that Kurii and Priest-Kings, or portions of such, have agreed on a wager, with the surface of Gor the prize".	10
46	340	"There was but one wager, and so but one prize," said the magician.	10
54	223	That being the case, why might not the iron dragon strike? Surely Lord Yamada would not care for the inconvenience, the delay, and the economic hardships of maintaining a second siege, perhaps lasting years, to obtain a prize which would be destroyed before it could be grasped.	10
58	13	"Doubtless," said Nodachi, "here and there, under prize officers, but not enough to hold back Lord Temmu, should he choose to march".	10
60	180	"If troops of Temmu are at hand, as you say," said Lord Yamada, "it would be a prize but briefly held".	10

Book 34. (15 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	437	How could it not be of such consequence to others? Could it be they did not want it? Could it be that they had no interest in it, that it was not important to them? How could they regard as negligible so remarkable and precious a prize? How was it possible that they had not imposed their will upon m...	10
6	490	Now, clothed so briefly, and simply, before them, so obviously displayed as a woman, indeed, as a purchasable prize, I became intensely, sometimes excruciatingly, aware of them as men.	10
9	484	"And what does a free woman know of men, or of what men might prize in the ankles of slaves?" "But they are attractive, my ankles, are they not?" I said.	10
9	548	What man, I wondered, would truly prize such things, a Gorean, I supposed, before whom she knelt, her lips pressed to his whip.	10
28	66	Perhaps, at last, here, we shall detect our elusive Kurik of Victoria, and be led by him, unwittingly, to our prize".	10
31	158	Indeed, it is one of the occasional pleasures of a lower-caste male to obtain a slave who was once of a high caste, usually one who has been captured from another city, a prize in one of the many skirmishes, wars, and raids that characterize the municipalities of Gor.	10
34	222	In the Barrens, are there not prize hides and belts of beads? Do not Ubars bestow women, land, and power?" "I do not know," I said.	10
37	37	"I am not a prize slave.	10
46	194	"Surely you prize her, and want her," said Surtak, puzzled.	10
48	17	"Try leaping to your feet now," I thought, "you thing that men seem to prize so highly".	10
49	81	He seems to prize autonomy and independence.	10
52	231	"And thus prove yourself superior to her, by winning and then lightly discarding a prize for which she, herself, might scarcely dare hope?" "Too, Master Drusus once tricked me, made me seem a fool.	10
58	25	Would it not favor the man who would prize, seize, own, and master a woman, and the woman who would thrive joyfully at his feet, prized, seized, owned, and mastered? What man does not long for his slave, what woman does not long for her master? So I think there is a sense to the expression 'slave cu...	10
61	423	Could I have been so ignorant, so lacking in understanding? Did I not know that our only hope of survival lay in the blades of certain men, who might prize us as the goods we were? I was muchly uneasy.	10
61	842	"Not every slave," said Drusus Andronicus, menacingly, "will serve as a prize".	10

Book 35. (10 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	101	Many of the men of her dismal world have been crippled, tamed, reduced, subdued, and conquered, taught to prize themselves in direct proportion to the extent they do treason to their manhood.	10
8	781	How grateful we are to be permitted clothing! How we prize even the tiny bits of cloth permitted us, the tunic, the camisk, the ta-teera! And we, in our vanity, are pleased, too, I admit, once we understand our collar, with how well such garments reveal us, and set us off! What woman does not wish t...	10
11	55	As scavengers flee from the killing beast come to reclaim his prize, as urts speed from the path of the stalking larl, as bandits hasten to elude nearing, searching, avenging guardsmen, so the thieves, brigands, rowdies, miscreants, cheats, liars, cowards, and criminals of Port Kar, men without a Ho...	10
11	275	The prize was mine! I hurried to the object.	10
12	45	I suspect this is because it suggests that the female is a desirable animal, a prize animal, and fittingly to be owned and enjoyed.	10
13	201	"The richest prize for the raiders," said the voice, "a welcome and unanticipated bonus, was our curvaceous fugitive, our absconding beauty, the clever Lady Julia Leta, together with her baggage, rife with notes and coins.	10
13	213	Gorean slavers prize intelligence in a woman.	10
25	111	"I suspect he followed me here, curious and suspicious, to cheat me of the prize I seek.	10
30	100	What play, what declamation, what dance, what song, what song drama will be awarded a city's prize, a golden tripod and its sack of coins? Who is most skilled with the bow, the peasant bow or the riflelike crossbow, or the casting of darts or javelins? And races are popular, those of slaves, male an...	10
47	395	"It would be extremely dangerous, would it not," asked Addison Steele, "for a single person, or a small group, to convey so rich a prize as the apprehended Talena to Ar?" "I would suppose so," I said.	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	151	You can see prize verr and tarsks.	10
18	163	"I expect that you will enjoy the fair," said Sakim, "and that your men will enjoy it, as well, even if they are not interested in prize verr and tarsks.	10
27	192	The round ship of Anango, a most valuable prize, leaves earlier than we had anticipated, tomorrow, with the first tide".	10
51	184	Then it, with its prize, disappeared under the waves.	10
63	173	"The irony I see," said Thurnock, "is that hundreds of hunters expended considerable effort, toil, time, and gold without success, that they sweated and exhausted themselves fruitlessly, for months, and all for nothing, while their prize drops itself into the lap of a sedentary, deceitful tyrant who...	10