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Pulling

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	187	During my training with the sword, the Older Tarl cut me unpleasantly a number of times, shouting out, annoyingly enough, I thought, "You are dead!" At last, near the end of my training, I managed to break through his guard and, pulling my stroke, to drive my blade against his chest.	10
14	138	The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other.	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	64	At the sight of the glowing metal the girl uncontrollably screamed, pulling at the slave bracelets, at the shackles that held her to the tree.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	90	With a cry of rage I struggled in my chains to my knees, pulling against the metal collar that held me to my place.	10
32	144	"I wish to die with dignity," said Misk, gently pulling his foreleg away and recommencing his grooming.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	118	The third rider placed himself, reining in suddenly, pulling the mount to its hind legs, and it reared snarling against the bit, and then stood still, its neck straining toward me.	10
5	63	One of the most striking features of these wagons is the wheels, which are huge, the back wheels having a diameter of about ten feet; the front wheels are, like those of the Conestoga wagon, slightly smaller, in this case, about eight feet in diameter; the larger rear wheels are more difficult to mi...	10
5	74	"Stand aside, you fool!" cried a girl's voice, and, to my astonishment, astride the saddle of the monster I espied a girl, young, astonishingly beautiful, vital, angry, pulling at the control straps of the animal.	10
6	57	"You are all mad!" screamed the girl, pulling at the straps that bound her, struggling in the bonds.	10
8	41	The winter came fiercely down on the herds some days before expected, with its fierce snows and the long winds that sometimes have swept twenty-five hundred pasangs across the prairies; snow covered the grass, brittle and brown already, and the herds were split into a thousand fragments, each with i...	10
9	420	Her tiny gloved fingers were locked in it, pulling at it, as though by brute force she would tear it from her throat.	10
10	371	"You sleen! You filthy sleen! Come back! Come back!" I heard her pulling at the rings and kicking at the post.	10
10	470	"Fight him, filthy Tuchuk!" screamed Aphris of Turia, pulling against the retaining rings.	10
13	88	"No!" But Kamchak was pulling her by the bracelets toward an empty sleen cage mounted on a low cart near the wagon, into which, still braceleted, he thrust her, then closing the door, locking it.	10
18	62	Almost instantly as I submerged the fluid beneath me began to jell, walling me away from the glowing mass at the bottom of the pool but, hand over hand, pulling at it and thrusting my way, I forced my way deeper and deeper into it.	10
19	105	Hereena struggled to her feet, her head down, and Harold had stepped behind her, pulling her wrists behind her back and tying them with the scarf in his hand.	10
19	108	The girl's head flew up and she spun to face him, pulling to free herself.	10
22	87	"Marvelous! A fighter!" Suddenly Dina stopped pulling and kicking and scratching.	10
26	200	The two sleen were snarling and pulling at their collars.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	166	Without a word Elizabeth did so, standing and pulling the loop at her left shoulder.	10
16	237	I turned a bit to see that Ho-Sorl had a fist in the hair of each, twisting it, pulling their heads back to him.	10
19	294	Then he, pulling at the shoulders of her livery, jerked it down to her waist.	10
24	515	She took the cloth of Ho-Sorl's sleeve between her teeth, delicately, pulling at it.	10

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	100	Immediately the two loops of marsh vine knotted about my neck tightened, each taut, pulling against the other.	10
6	106	Among these I saw the tall, gray-eyed girl, weeping and pulling at her bonds.	10
6	228	She struggled slightly, pulling against the bonds that constrained her.	10
8	687	The large girl wailed with misery, pulling at her bound wrists.	10
8	773	Midice wept, pulling at the binding fiber on her wrists.	10
12	38	Knife again between my teeth, pulling the bound thing from the sack, I shoved its head above the water.	10
13	350	"What is your name, Captain?" "Bosk," I told him, pulling on the oar.	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	291	Even though the night was hot the air rushing past me, pulling at my hair, refreshed me.	10
6	116	They swiftly led me, pulling me, not gently, down the hill between them, toward the group at the wagon.	10
6	403	The girls leaned forward into the traces, pulling at the wagon.	10
9	301	She then threaded the leash through the ring, about three and a half feet high, behind the post, brought the leash about and looped it, from the left to the right, about my neck and then rethreaded it through the ring, pulling it tight.	10
9	346	I found myself pulling at my bonds, suddenly aching with an inexplicable loneliness and desire.	10
11	361	As I passed by a guard, as a slave girl passes a man, he seized me by the arm and held me, almost jerking me off my feet, pulling me to him.	10
11	669	The guard, then, pulling me by the hair, dragged me to one side of the cage.	10
11	1294	He inserted the tip of this instrument, consisting of a pair of small, hinged rods, like opposing crescents, into the steel nose ring and then, with his two hands, pulling outwards on the handles, slowly, carefully, opened the instrument, spreading the ring.	10
13	467	Then they threw her forward on her stomach, one pulling her wrists behind her back and binding them, the other crossing her ankles and lashing them together.	10
13	615	There was a movement of the knife and the binding fiber whipped from my body and, in the rushing wind, the camisk began to tug, snapping away from me, and then it was high, about my throat, pulling at my neck, flapping and snapping.	10
15	194	Many of the girls ran to individual warriors, their eyes shining, leaping up and seizing the stirrups, pulling themselves up and putting their cheeks against their soft leather boots.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	241	Swiftly, gratefully, she did so, pulling on the brief, sleeveless woolen tunic, and replacing the woolen fillet, binding back her hair.	10
5	144	I heard her pulling at the slave bracelets as I turned away.	10
5	263	She went wild, jerking and moaning, pulling at the chain.	10
20	140	I placed my sword in the dirt before the gate and, turning the impaled body about, drew free the great war spear, pulling the shaft through the body, holding the body in place, beneath my foot, to free the shaft.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	83	"Hurry! The people of the town will gather!" Swiftly, tearing hangings from the walls, prying loose sheets of gold, pulling down even lamps from their chains, filling their cloaks with cups and plates, the men of Torvaldsland stripped the temple of what they could tear loose and carry.	10
9	261	He left the rope about her stomach, but, with its free end, pulling her arms about one of the roof posts, tied her hands together.	10
10	432	The officer then, pulling Dagmar by the arm, went to the right wall.	10
10	683	"A Kur," it was said, "One of the Kurii would address the assembly of the Thing!" The girl looked at me, pulling against the fiber that bound her wrists.	10
13	365	"You see, my Jarl," said she, lifting her head proudly and pulling her rich, glistening robes some inches down upon her shoulders, "I wear the collar of Ivar Forkbeard".	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	220	"Come with me to the cafe of Red Cages," said a boy, pulling at my sleeve.	10
5	215	She lay in the dark, twisting, weeping, hobbled, pulling at her collar.	10
7	244	I looked up, in the collar, chains pulling at my throat.	10
8	57	One of the girls had her hands, wrists bound, in her hair, pulling at it, crying out with misery.	10
8	279	In an instant I was on her, kneeling across her back, my left hand across her mouth, pulling her head up, painfully, and back.	10
11	39	They sank to their knees in the mud, snorting, eyes rolling, and we, mud to our hips, pushing and pulling, sometimes actually seizing one of their mired limbs, freeing it and moving it, at last brought them to the place Hassan had designated, the lee side of a rocky formation.	10
12	524	I then threw her to the slave ring and, with the cords, tied her wrists behind her back, and then, passing the cord through the ring, crossed and tied her ankles together, pulling them rather close to her bound wrists.	10
12	557	I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat.	10
14	475	I struggled to my feet, pulling against the chain with my neck, wild, not able to see.	10
26	941	I touched her and she writhed in the straw, turning away from me, pulling her legs up.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	179	Yet, even then, had I been told how it is that girls of a certain sort, of a sort which I was soon to find myself to be, could sometimes in their need scream and writhe in the grass, could sometimes dance wildly beneath the moons, clawing at them, could sometimes tear their fingernails bloody scratc...	10
9	771	She tied one end of the rope on my rope collar and then, pulling my head to the piling, tied the rope there, fastening it about the piling with several loops.	10
9	2403	I stopped, and turned, pulling against his arm.	10
11	279	In them there is likely to be much screaming and rolling upon the tiles; vicious clawing, biting, kicking and hair pulling tend to figure in such feminine disputations; even more shameful perhaps is the fact that the other girls find such contests amusing and encourage the contestants.	10
12	385	I felt the hand of the first in my collar, behind my neck, pulling the steel up, tight under my chin, that I not be pulled from him.	10
12	679	He held my left ear lobe, pulling it taut.	10
14	385	Swiftly Bina thrust a scarf in my mouth, wadding it tightly, and fastened it in place with another scarf, pulling the second scarf tight behind my neck, and deeply between my teeth.	10
20	391	"No, Master," I said, putting my head down, beginning to kiss him on the side of the leg, deeply, pulling, sucking, at the hair a tiny bit.	10
29	67	He dragged me upward to his pressing mouth, pulling me against the wrist straps which held my wrists at the shield's edges.	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	48	Then she cried out, angrily, pulling downward at the edges of the livery in which she had been placed, as though that would hide more of her legs, which were lovely.	10
2	52	"And what is the meaning of this?" she demanded, pulling at a plain ring of iron which had been hammered about her throat.	10
5	112	I turned and seized the crossed spears of the guards, twisting and pulling them toward me, flinging them, they surprised, not swiftly enough releasing the weapons, to the tiles.	10
6	430	She shrank back in the furs, pulling them about her throat.	10
10	154	Instantly guards were on the fellow, striking him with spear butts and pulling him from the girl.	10
12	98	Imnak took her and turned her over, pulling her on her back across his legs.	10
14	265	He was pulling a bent over, stumbling, screaming, fighting figure behind him, his hand in her hair.	10
23	403	"They are good at pulling sleds," said Imnak.	10
26	136	His hand was in her hair, pulling her head cruelly back.	10
26	357	Some still fed, pulling and tearing at the bones and exposed ventral cavities and limbs of the fallen sleen.	10
36	39	"Surely you can tell us which would be best at pulling sleds".	10
36	212	I took the chains from Arlene, pulling them from her, and, with five snaps, locked them roughly on her body.	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	86	He then, pulling against the side of her neck, threw her to his feet.	10
13	303	"Yes! Yes!" She struggled, wildly, rearing up a little, as she could, trying to rise, shaking the chains, pulling at them.	10
16	214	It was being drawn by dozens of men, wading in the marsh, pulling on ropes.	10
31	25	I made a sign and we advanced, Alice pulling the blond-haired barbarian forward, away from the men.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	"I am a free woman! I am not a slave!" "Oh!" she cried, in pain, as the man's hands, he who held her, tightened in her hair, pulling her head back.	10
4	313	She then spoke to the two girls and they conducted me swiftly from the presence of the mistress, Lola pulling me, stumbling on the chain, and Tela, behind, prodding me with her quirt.	10
6	25	Her hands were then at my mouth, pulling it more widely open, moving my head about that she might more easily conduct her examination.	10
16	326	I realized then they were pulling me toward an alley.	10
19	395	He turned then and strode away, pulling the half-running Taphris beside him.	10
27	21	I had then turned her to her belly and rebound her wrists behind her back and, pulling up her ankles and crossing them, lashed them to her wrists.	10
27	338	She sat up, angrily, pulling at the collar that encircled her throat.	10
34	30	Another man was pulling down the canvas over the square frame mounted over the wagon.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	243	I took the heavy guide strands of the rope on her neck and passed them through a slave ring on the wall and pulled them tight, pulling her against the wall.	10
3	170	"Perhaps I might, under his whip, pulling his plow, please a peasant," she said, "or perhaps I might keep the hut of a dock worker, preparing his food and, when he wished, warming his mat".	10
4	289	She sprang to her feet, her hands pulling at the collar.	10
4	375	I then jerked tight the rope pulling her right wrist over her head and behind her.	10
5	4	"He wagers ten copper tarsks he can best any man in the house!" "It is true," I called, stepping to the sand, pulling off the tunic.	10
9	21	One girl rose from the bench, her left ankle pulling against the chain and shackle that held her with the others, and dropped the sheet to her waist.	10
28	9	I thrust the key to the chain in the chain lock and opened it, pulling away the apparatus of the Coin Girl from her neck.	10
30	402	He then left the chamber, pulling the girl, sobbing, at his side.	10
31	190	"Hurry, you fools!" We felt the bars pulling against our arms and, slowly, with effort, as the weights ascended, permitted the descent of the gate.	10
32	182	But, already, two men were pulling me by the arms from the room.	10
32	270	My left hand was now in his hair, pulling his head back, and the blade of my sword lay across his throat.	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	42	A sudden wind was pulling at the fog.	10
9	304	I took her by the arm and, lowering my head and crouching, pulling the girl with me, leapt downward into the water.	10
16	118	I strove again, then, to escape, pulling against the bonds, trying to abrade them against the back of the blade.	10
16	517	"Mercy!" cried Kliomenes, suddenly terrified, pulling his legs up, as water lapped about them.	10
17	166	She shortened the leash and, her fist almost at the girl's collar, jerked it taut, pulling the girl's head up and back straight.	10
17	978	I then, by the leash, pulling it forward, jerked her to her feet.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	678	"Yes," said the girl, pulling at her bonds, "yes!" "Yes," said Ginger to the man in the broad-brimmed hat, in Gorean.	10
13	794	I thrust the slave tunic up and then, pulling her to a sitting position, I pulled it off, her arms rising, over her head.	10
14	199	He then put her on her back on the grass, pulling her up so that she rested on her elbows.	10
14	424	She cried out in misery and turned to her side, pulling up her legs.	10
14	510	He then bound her small wrists tightly before her body with a long thong and, pulling her to her feet, led her away, by the free end of the thong, followed by his friends, to his kaiila.	10

Book 18. (8 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	2	We helped her put the huge bull on his belly in the grass, pulling the legs out.	10
22	128	A strand of leather, too, short and taut, pulling up her legs, connected her wrists and ankles.	10
24	42	Cuwignaka desperately seized it and it, braced under the Yellow Knife's arm, lifted, pulling him to his feet, skidding and half dragged in the dust.	10
27	81	Screaming, it tore its way free, pulling leather and cloth with it.	10
33	374	* * * * "I love working beside you, pulling with you, Master," she said.	10
34	6	I dropped to the grass beside her and put my left hand in her hair, pulling her head back to the grass.	10
36	11	"Down!" I said, seizing the girl, pulling her down into the high grass.	10
46	3	I had tightened her neck bonds, pulling her head back against the post.	10

Book 19. (10 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	527	I did so, and he, moving behind me, and pulling the collar of my blouse out a bit with his finger, put his head down, close to the side of my face, by my neck.	10
2	270	I adjusted the towel a bit about my breasts, seemingly inadvertently, accidentally, pulling it down a bit, and then, hastily, with seeming modesty, tucking it securely, much higher, even more closely, about my body.	10
3	808	"What?" I asked, turning to my side, pulling the robe down on my thighs.	10
6	218	It was now, again, pulling toward the center of the road, the high iron-rimmed wheels trundling on the stone, seeking the long, shallow, shiny, saucerlike ruts, polished in the stone by the earlier passage of countless vehicles.	10
8	635	I rose from the bed, pulling down the edges of the brief, one-piece garment I wore.	10
28	172	Then the man was ahead of me, pulling back the left wrist of the woman ahead of me, her eyes, too, fixed forward.	10
32	210	"It is so small," she said, pulling down at the sides of the slave tunic.	10
33	482	Sheila and I screamed, pulling back.	10
34	148	He forced her to hold the position for a few moments and then he crouched down near her and took her head in his hands, pulling her up to a seated position, and crushed her lips beneath his.	10
36	776	"Free me," I said, angrily, pulling at the ropes.	10

Book 20. (10 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	63	The men sat about the table, reaching into the sack, pulling out the flagon of wine, the goblets, the viands.	10
6	74	"Oh!" she cried, miserably, leaping up, once more pulling her skirt up, high about her face, using it once more to conceal her features.	10
8	10	"Shall I cut his throat?" asked one of the brigands, taking Boots by the hair and pulling his head back.	10
9	405	"Behold, Gentlemen," said Boots, pulling her head back a bit more and indicating her, displaying her, expansively with the palm of his left hand, "we have found our Brigella!" "No!" cried the girl.	10
10	402	"Very well," she said, rising, and clutching the wagon wheel, and pulling herself up, and around it.	10
11	109	She whimpered a bit, pulling at the straps.	10
14	382	Then, feverishly, with a will, I thrust it through its pelt and, pulling and tearing, using my hands, and teeth, as well, I began to remove its skin.	10
18	275	"Bosk of Port Kar!" she cried, pulling helplessly at the bracelets that confined her.	10
20	48	I took the pouch and pulling it back from the body, ransacked it.	10
21	369	"Please, no, Master!" cried Yanina, pulling helplessly at the restraints that held her back against the bars.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	97	He released the brake, pulling its wooden handle back on its pivot with his left hand, freeing its leather-lined shoe from the left front wheel.	10
3	437	The beast grunting, slowed, dragging the girl's weight; she clung fiercely to the halter; it moved its head about, pulling her about, from side to side, shaking her; it tossed its head impatiently upward, lifting her literally from the ground.	10
8	1	Evidence of a Disquieting Event Is Found; Women Have Come to the Field "There is smoke ahead," said Mincon, pulling back on the reins, halting the wagon.	10
13	74	A woman was pulling them along beside her in the throng.	10
19	102	"Some of the carts, and many of the refugees, have already left," said Boabissia, pulling free of Hurtha's hands, he loosening his grip.	10
25	1092	Could there be something wrong with it? She then, almost apologetically, adjusted one of the shoulder straps of the dress, pulling it up tighter and more to the side.	10
26	417	I then released her ankles and she drew them hastily back and together, pulling her knees up, and close together, and, as she could, turned her right side to me.	10
26	470	I heard a small sound, a tiny, futile pulling against the wrist shackles, the ring in the wall.	10
26	610	I had it in a moment and tied my captive's hands behind her, and then took her ankles and, crossing them and pulling them up tightly behind her, bound them to her wrists.	10
26	612	"Who are you?" she hissed, on her side in the darkness, pulling at her bonds.	10
26	743	I seized the captive's head, pulling it up.	10
26	785	In a moment I had left the building, pulling the captive behind me, her head held down at my waist, in leading position.	10
26	921	She looked down, demurely, pulling down at the short hem of the leather she wore.	10
26	1269	She put her arms about me, pulling me toward her, that I be pressed against her softness.	10
26	2005	I jerked the leash twice, rather hard, against the ring, this pulling the collar abruptly, sharply, against the back of her neck.	10
27	42	"Strip," I said to the blonde, "now, instantly, completely!" She struggled from the leather, pulling it hastily over her head, and putting it to the side.	10

Book 22. (20 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	137	I smiled, hooking the scarlet halter before my belly and then turning it and putting my arms through the straps, pulling it up, adjusting it snugly into place.	10
4	1	The Whip I screamed suddenly under it awakening under it startled not believing it not expecting it the suddenness it was like lightning the cracking sound like the sky breaking the snap like fire my body wrenching I pulling upwards the chain on my neck I fell to my side I pulled at the chain then t...	10
5	7	With my teeth and lips, and tongue, desperately scraping, scooping, pulling, licking, biting, pushing down, moving my head, I tried to get as much into my mouth as I could.	10
6	71	I suddenly jerked, and almost fell, uttering, startled, a stifled sound, my head moving, the gag straps pulling at the back of my neck, the girl in front of me almost off balance, the snap of the lash, too, had startled me, the lash had stung my calves, sharply, cruelly.	10
6	570	I hurt my wrists, pulling against the manacles that confined them.	10
6	616	Then I lay on it, on my back, shuddering, pulling my wrists up, behind the small of my back.	10
6	662	But he was talking, it seemed, to the other girls, for I felt myself literally lifted up and lifted back toward the gate, the chain pulling against the left side of my neck as it was pulled away from the right side, dragging Gloria, doubtless on her knees, or half crouching, after me.	10
10	524	Happily I stood, pulling the garment down more, hastily, modestly, about my thighs.	10
11	77	He took her by the arm, pulling her to her feet, conducting her then, she stumbling, hurried, to one of the alcoves.	10
11	670	I felt tension through the cuffs, I heard the tiny noises of the joined rings, those on the cuffs and leashes, I felt the pulling of the leash rings against the rings on the cuffs.	10
11	723	By the leashes, pulling up and twisting, to my surprise, handling me quite easily, with surprising expertness, she and Sita pulled me up, half on my feet, and then brought me back, gasping, off balance, and lowered me to my back.	10
15	61	This device would be secured in place by a broad, mouth-covering strap, with three smaller straps attached to it, one to secure the broad strap at the upper lip, another to secure it across the mouth, pulling it back between the teeth, and one to secure it at the chin.	10
16	41	My wrists, hurt, pulling against the steel of the bracelets.	10
23	126	The chain pulling at the collar ring, in front, kept me moving.	10
26	172	I had been whipped! I covered my head and eyes and, terrified, turning about, rushed to the end of the chain, but there, caught by the collar, pulling against the stirrup, I was brought up short, half choked, terrified.	10
27	31	I strained forward, trying to kiss at his legs, but the chain on my wrists, pulling against the back of the post, held me back.	10
27	328	It was more like some shambling predator pulling a four-footed animal behind it, by a leg.	10
30	8	The tharlarion, unhitched, but tethered, browsed among the trees, pulling at herbs in the grass, lifting its neck to nibble at wide leaves.	10
32	98	"Master," I whispered, begging, pulling against the ropes.	10
34	4	I jerked helplessly against them, the rings cutting into my ankles, pulling against my wrists.	10

Book 23. (13 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
2	410	I went to stand before the fifth woman and she, pulling at her chains, leaning forward, tried to reach me.	10
2	533	"I am!" said the third, pulling at her shackles.	10
6	122	I also put the small dagger under my foot, and pulling up on the handle, broke the blade away.	10
6	182	"No," she said, pulling back.	10
6	801	Lady Temione briefly struggled in frustration on the shoulder of the keeper's man, squirming there doubtlessly more deliciously than she knew, and pulling helplessly at her bound wrists.	10
8	758	He could do little more, however, than crouch, struggling, and pulling, at the ring, his head back, his face upward.	10
15	1001	Some are moved from within, by such means as men thrusting forward against bars, or tharlarion, pulling against harnesses attached to bars behind them, such apparatuses internal to the structure.	10
16	81	Better these fellows had been running about the windy corners of the markets, looking for the veils to blow about the faces of free women or pursuing slave girls, pulling up their brief skirts, playing "brand guess," or busying themselves playing stones or hoops behind the shops.	10
16	130	Hope would be springing up wildly within her, for the executioner not knowing who she was, and thinking she was the Lady Claudia, would presumably have simply put her on the spear and went about his business, probably, pulling off his mask, to some post on the wall.	10
19	76	These upswirling discolorations marked places, I supposed, where, below, unseen, a few yards beneath the surface, the long fish, pulling and fighting, snapping and tugging, stirred the mud.	10
24	230	There was a sound of chain, pulling against the beam ring, the links suddenly growing taut, and Publia, suspended from the beam, in her chain-and-leather harness, hung at the port side, out, about a yard from the rail, her feet now slightly below the level of the bow deck, over the water.	10
24	658	Naturally these arrangement are clear to the girls, and they often compete for what are regarded as the favored positions on the chain, vying with one another to improve their position, in kissing and caressing masters, and such, and sometimes bitterly disputing such locations with one another, some...	10

Book 24. (10 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	135	Better to be a perfumed love slave, licking and kissing, than a girl sweating and stinking in the dusty fields, under a lash, pulling against plow straps.	10
10	6	I could feel it pulling out of my skin.	10
10	50	"Beware!" I said, pulling at the manacles.	10
15	1	We Continue Westward Again I struggled westward in the marsh, gagged, my hands manacled before me, tied at my waist, my body pulling against the harness.	10
18	50	I saw with satisfaction the men of Ar take what shelter they could, digging into the sand, pulling blankets about them, covering themselves with rence, wrapping cloths about their head and eyes, burying their head in their arms, doing whatever they could do to prepare themselves for the imminent arr...	10
20	158	I had much touched her over the past few days, even though she was a free woman, as much for my relief, such as a free woman could provide, as for her instruction, usually when we had camped, sometimes before we slept, sometimes afterwards, or when I awakened and it pleased me, and sometimes, too, o...	10
22	31	Lately, however, I had given her a much more merciful tie, binding her ankles together with the center of a length of binding fiber, then bringing the two ends up and, still avoiding its ends, tying her hands together before her body, then pulling her hands back, close to her belly, and fastening th...	10
28	261	I considered the fiber on her wrists, its close circles making her helpless, and that extension of it running to her ankles, pulling them up, confining them.	10
36	75	Swiftly she did so, pulling it over her head, not even rising from her knees.	10
48	363	He suddenly kicked her and she recoiled, whimpering, pulling up her legs, making herself small.	10

Book 25. (5 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	286	The net had been cunningly arranged, that it might, when released, activated perhaps by springs or the pulling of a lever, fall and drape itself over the couch.	10
3	780	I seized her ankles and parted them, widely, pulling her toward me.	10
3	1059	Men moved past me, pulling their carts and wagons.	10
19	1441	Her small arms moved, at the yoke, pulling.	10
25	43	I felt like pulling her out and using her myself.	10

Book 26. (22 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	407	I felt no tearing of canvas, no breaking, or pulling away, of stout threads, one by one, from straps.	10
10	461	Could it be that he did not know? Another of the soldiers crouched beside me, and took me by the hair, pulling my head back, sharply, that they might better observe my features.	10
13	1318	In time he put her from him and she found her tunic and put it on, pulling it down, over her head.	10
19	201	As she was on a common chain, neck-coffled on it, her action dragged on the neck chains of the girl behind her and before her, half pulling the one behind her to her feet, jerking back, twisting, causing to cry out with pain, the one before her.	10
19	432	"Tastas!" "Here is a tasta right here," said the fellow behind me, putting his hand in my hair, pulling my head back a little, holding me by it.	10
24	338	This must be some mad form of reprisal, I thought, pulling these people out, butchering them.	10
24	712	I wondered if, sometimes in her kennel at night, hearing a sound, she might awaken, frightened, pulling the blanket about her, fearing that it might be he, her first master, who had come for her.	10
24	913	She took the leash, pulling it from the ring.	10
29	368	Frightened, she tried to make herself smaller, pulling her legs up.	10
29	482	He tore the gag from her, pulling out the wadding, discarding the binding.	10
29	571	Then she wept, pulling at the binding fiber, "I cannot hold you! I cannot hold you!" He then knelt beside her, and lifted her to a half-sitting position in his arms.	10
29	886	She struggled, briefly, pulling at the bracelets behind her back.	10
30	10	"Fecha, Janice," said the pit master with a swift gesture, "to your kennels!" I quickly pulled my tunic off and hurried to the kennel, backing into it, pulling shut the gate after me.	10
31	67	"This one," said the lieutenant, pulling Fina forward by the hair, "was not kenneled".	10
31	426	Doubtless it was an optical illusion, given the confinement of the cell, his now being upright, not sitting, his pulsing to his full stature, then bending down, like a bull, straining, muscles bulging, pulling outward.	10
31	427	Then straightening up, then again bending down, again pulling forward.	10
31	530	It seemed the bolt behind the stone had drawn tight against the stone and it could not move further, not without pulling the very stone itself from the wall.	10
35	5	No hand had stolen forth to caress my flank, nor grip my hair, pulling me to them, if only to thrust their face to my throat, my hair about, to take in the scent of one whom they knew must serve them in any fashion they might desire, a female slave.	10
37	408	The fellow who had been pulling the urts aside now stood back.	10
38	146	The sound had been the consequence mainly of the movement of the chain on her neck, the links moving against one another, and the terminal link pulling at the holding ring of the metal collar, but there had been, too, the movement of the links on the floor of the chamber, those of the chain which jo...	10
42	80	For a moment I was sitting up, wildly, within it, but then, by one hand in my hair, pulling back and down, and the other, lifting my ankles, and forcing them back, I was brought down in the box, on my back.	10
42	140	"You are certain," asked the man, "that you wish these coins to touch your hand?" "Master?" asked Aynur, pulling back her hand suddenly, as though it might have been burned.	10

Book 27. (17 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1078	How her misery would mingle with the viselike grasp of the opened, then closed, spun shut, tightened, then locked-closed branding rack on her thigh, the meticulous, brief, carefully controlled, searing fury of the marking iron, the futile pulling at the light, attractive bracelets that held her hand...	10
12	237	Then she had learned to go above and behind the edges, pulling the belt down and away a little.	10
12	238	This can be managed by pulling it down an inch or so at the waist, but then, of course, it can go only so far, being stopped by the width of the hips, which she had, more than once, abraded.	10
16	815	This jerked against the collar of the woman behind her, pulling her collar tight against the back of her neck, causing her to stumble forward, which movement was reflected in the motion of the third and fourth members of the small coffle, who must make hurried, awkward adjustments to retain their ba...	10
16	1269	And through the crowd, from the right, came Targo, followed by Barzak, who had a figure with him, closely behind him, which he was pulling through the crowd by means of a tightly coiled, muchly shortened leash, his hand gripping it not six inches from the lock at its captive's neck, the figure of a ...	10
17	112	A woman, similarly attired, with robes and veil, presumably her mother, hurried up to her and seized her by the hand, pulling her forcibly away.	10
17	504	She wished, just before falling asleep, pulling a little at her bonds, that Targo had given her a blanket, or a mat.	10
18	385	He is likely to note even the tiny hairs at the back of her neck, beneath her collar, pulling her collar out a little to see them.	10
19	82	Immediately the soldiers began to ransack the loft area, casting saddles and harnesses about, pulling down tarn baskets, emptying boxes, stirring, and probing, thrusting about, beneath straw with their spears.	10
19	86	They even went into the kitchen, and the rooms of Portus Canio and the others, emptying chests, pulling things down from shelves, scattering things about in the pantry, cutting into sacks.	10
22	648	Something in the voice, in its helplessness, its piteousness, in its gasps, its intonations, suggested that the woman might be struggling futilely, weakly, pulling against bonds.	10
26	427	"Yes, Master," she said, pulling at the tight loops of leather string that bound her wrists, hot and sweating, the one to the other.	10
26	1409	She felt a strong hand gathering together the portion of the blanket which was about her head, pulling it forward about her neck, and wadding it beneath her chin, where it was firmly grasped.	10
27	1609	He was at the side of the wagon in a moment, fiercely pulling up the saddle tharlarion, rearing, its head jerked back, and he leapt from the saddle, almost at her side.	10
27	1628	As the tharlarion reared again she was aware of Mirus cursing, and a weight, a body, was hanging onto the bridle, pulling the animal down, fiercely, yanking downward, twisting its neck.	10
27	3177	Tersius Major then turned about and fled to the discarded weapons on the knoll, and scrambled amongst them, wildly, and lifted one after another, pointing it and pulling the trigger, with no results other than those which had preceded these new efforts.	10
29	161	"Please, no, Master!" She struggled to her feet, before the pole, twisting about, wildly, pulling at her bound wrists.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	55	The blonde had snarled at the brunette, for she remembered her with hostility from the container, and the brunette, on all fours, had drawn back, pulling to the length of her chain.	10
5	287	As he left he heard her sobbing behind him, and wildly pulling at the chain, trying to free it from its fastening.	10
10	273	The girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master.	10
25	143	"Yes, Master!" she breathed, pulling a little at her bound wrists.	10
36	384	He then jerked twice on the leash, pulling it against the back of her neck.	10
67	144	Cabot pretended to partake a bit of the meat and Ramar, the giant arena sleen, lamed in the left hind leg from a steel-toothed trap, began to tear at it contentedly, holding it down with his paws, and pulling at it, bit by bit, with his teeth.	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	111	There I thrust her back against a small tree and, pulling her arms behind her, fastened her wrists together, behind the tree, so that she stood before me, fastened in place.	10
4	194	"Do not!" she said, pulling away.	10
4	379	"There have been such ships," she said, straining her eyes, pulling against her bonds, looking outward, toward the horizon.	10
7	35	She started to move awkwardly, turning about, pulling at her bound wrists, apprehensive, frightened, bewildered and helpless in the hood.	10
12	12	"Do not depart from the wands!" "Help is needed!" I said, pulling away.	10
25	123	A scabbard, hooked to a buckled waist belt, or slung across the body, might be seized in combat, discommoding its wearer, perhaps pulling him off balance, or into the blade of a waiting knife.	10
26	29	And at worst she might be torn to pieces by pursuing sleen or be hamstrung, to spend the rest of her life pulling herself about by her hands, being whipped, and living on garbage, and serving as an object lesson for other slaves.	10
42	3	I kicked my way to the surface, and was thrown yards to my right by the wash of water, and went under, and came up, again, and gasped for breath, half blinded by the water, still clinging to that massive, furred neck, and the beast's head was then, too, out of the water and I heard an explosive exha...	10

Book 30. (8 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	538	Even now, perhaps, their scent taken, eager sleen might be straining on their leashes, eyes blazing, salivating in anticipation, their fangs wet, their claws scratching on the stones, pulling their way toward me.	10
3	653	More than once I saw the wild, terrified eyes of women, pulling at the ropes on their neck.	10
3	1128	'They,' I whispered, obediently, looking up, pulling a little at the cords, and sobbed, '—Master.	10
12	5	Far below, on the deck, dimly, I could see the small, tunicked figure, still bound to the second mast, her hands fastened above her head, five strands of rope about her belly, pulling her back, tightly, against the wood.	10
12	371	A hand tore at my hair, pulling my head back, and then scratched across my face.	10
21	223	Indeed, save for a brief time early in the voyage, these girls had been kept muchly away from the men, to the later annoyance of the men, and the misery and anguish of many of the slaves, pulling at their chains, tethered in place, their bodies denied the caress of masters, their hearts the ecstasy ...	10
22	111	I watched the galley of Pertinax, now crowded, low in the water, pulling away, toward the ship, dark in the distance.	10
32	46	The ship moved a bit from the wharf at the bow, moving to port, but there was a jerk and a vibration of line, and the ship was stopped, pulling against the line.	10

Book 31. (4 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	295	"As I?" I asked, pulling a bit at the bonds.	10
6	64	The soldiers, or guardsmen, despite the fire, were pulling down hangings, and prying loose panels from the wall.	10
8	695	Who can explain how it is that he, pulling up the head of one after another, by the hair, that her features may be examined, suddenly pauses, startled.	10
17	30	She had permission to speak, to cheer for her master's favorite! I felt like pulling her to the ground by her hair, but I would not dare to do so.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	336	Weeping, awkwardly, pulling one another's hair as they stumbled forth, the two free women left the inn.	10
21	230	"Pulling the fur out, too, bit by bit, before placing it on the spit, this producing chemical alterations associated with pain, improves the flavor, as well, or so I am told," came from the first beast, its words emerging from the device.	10
25	206	I rolled away, to my left, and sat up, and tore the thorns from my leg, throwing them, and their pod and vine away The coils on my ankles drew tighter, and I rolled to my belly and, scratching at the ground, digging into it with my fingers, dragged myself away, inch by inch, pulling at the vines unt...	10
37	68	"She-tarsk!" cried Darla, pulling at the bracelets, with a rattle of metal.	10
43	88	"Free us!" demanded Darla, pulling at her bound wrists, fastened behind her.	10
43	123	"Yes," breathed Emerald, pulling at her bound wrists.	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	217	"I hate her," she said, pulling at her bound wrists.	10
30	444	"No!" said Nezumi, pulling suddenly, helplessly, at the thongs.	10
30	658	I could not even sense the twisting of the body in the grass, nor hear the pulling of the leather against the stakes.	10

Book 34. (6 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	122	I did not dare think of pulling out the hair of the first girl.	10
30	332	I wept in misery, pulling against the chains, twisting and turning, and then, my desperate efforts mocked by obdurate, clasping steel, I lay back in the furs, in helpless frustration, a slave, chained in place.	10
30	351	I shook them, helplessly, pulling against them.	10
32	25	One could hear the water lapping against the pilings, and hear the occasional creak of ropes and timber, vessels pulling against their moorings.	10
33	848	Had he not been pulling away from the impending blow it might have broken his neck.	10
65	357	Lord Grendel, then, with a grasping paw, or hand, pulling against the leather, lifting it, employing the blade of his ax, cut away the harnessing of Lucilius.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	266	I moved my leg, pulling on it a little, and gauged that its chain was fastened to the wall to the left of the alcove as it would be entered.	10
39	193	The guard then cinched the belly chain about her, pulling her back, tightly, against the pole, and then drew her wrists up, high, over her head, and shackled them to the pole.	10

Book 36. (3 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	12	I had scarcely arrived at the display area, to peruse the still-available offerings of the tavern, when one of the girls, she, like the others this night, in a brief yellow tunic, slit at the left hip, startled, looking up, hurled herself prone on the floor, squirming forward on her belly, pulling a...	10
59	108	As she brushed past, with a flutter of silk, I seized her from behind, pulling her back against me, my right hand capped over her mouth.	10
59	247	"Spread the word!" "Look," said Thurnock, pulling at my sleeve.	10