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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	You may remark my first name, and I assure you that it gave me quite as much trouble as it might you, particularly during my early school years, when it occasioned almost as many contests of physical skill as my red hair.	10
1	9	It was given to me by my father, who disappeared when I was quite young.	10
1	27	I liked America very much, though I was quite busy the first semester, smashing through numerous texts in an undignified manner, attempting to commit enough English history to memory to keep at least a reign or so ahead of my students.	10
1	149	It seemed clear to me that I was not insane, or if I was, that insanity was a state of mental clarity and comprehension quite apart from the torment that I had conceived it to be.	10
3	13	One of the windows into Torm's chamber was quite irregular, and I noted that it had been forcibly enlarged.	10
3	16	It seemed that Torm was always cold or, at best, never quite warm enough.	10
3	270	No one in the City of Cylinders, as far as I knew, maintained tharlarions, though they were supposedly quite common on Gor, particularly in the lower areas—in swampland and on the deserts.	10
7	130	I smiled to myself; the proud daughter of the Ubar in all her imperial regalia quite literally stank, stank of the swamps and the mud and of the perspiration exuded beneath that heavy covering, stank of heat and fear.	10
20	62	When I arranged for the transfer of my bank business, I was surprised, but not too surprised, to discover that my savings account, in my absence, had been mysteriously augmented, and quite handsomely.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	131	The girl was now quite close to me, and yet had not seen me.	10
21	77	Yet when I arrived I found that she was merely a slave, and that her owner, quite properly from Gor's point of view, was attending to the routine business of marking his property.	10
21	147	Targo looked at me, not quite understanding.	10

Book 3. (31 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	92	Usually the breathing cycle, unless one is quite close and listens carefully, cannot be heard, but in the present case I could hear quite clearly from a distance of several feet the quick intake of air through the eight tiny, tubular mouths in Sarm's abdomen, and its almost immediate expellation thr...	10
2	63	The larl is a predator, clawed and fanged, quite large, often standing seven feet at the shoulder.	10
2	71	Females of both varieties tend generally to be slightly smaller than the males, but are quite as aggressive and sometimes even more dangerous, particularly in the late fall and winter of the year when they are likely to be hunting for their cubs.	10
3	59	If one had encountered him in the eighteenth century, one might have taken him for a jolly, snuff-sniffing, roisterous country squire, knowing himself the salt of the earth, not above twitting the parson nor pinching the serving girls; in the nineteenth century he would have owned an old book shop a...	10
3	92	In a moment he was quite recovered.	10
4	114	Parp chuckled, but not quite so merrily as usual.	10
4	118	"Myself," he said, "I'm forced to admit I've never quite gotten used to that awful racket they make".	10
8	130	It burned quite a bit.	10
12	115	"Can you guess," asked Sarm, "which one has been synthesized?" I must have given quite a start.	10
14	42	I was still quite ill when, clad in a red plastic tunic, I rejoined the two slaves in the hall outside the door.	10
14	65	"It is quite comfortable," said the other, "with fungus and water".	10
14	110	In the beginning I held out for one shower a day as quite sufficient but poor Misk seemed so upset that I agreed to up my proposal to two.	10
17	53	I stayed a long time in the washing-booth and when I came out and donned my plastic tunic it took quite some time to make the Mul-Fungus Porridge of just the consistency at which I preferred it, and then, since I had finally managed to make it the way in which it was least unpalatable, I took some t...	10
18	84	"Yes," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "that will be quite enough for us for now—Tarl Cabot".	10
20	107	"Yes," said Mul-Al-Ka, "he is quite well, thank you".	10
20	109	"He is quite well," said Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
24	29	Both would be quite at home, incomprehensibly to a visually oriented organism, in utter darkness.	10
26	103	"She is actually quite beautiful," said the Attendant, appraisingly.	10
26	105	"Yes," I said, "she is quite beautiful".	10
26	126	"You can't leave me here, Cabot," she said, quite simply, as though very sure of it.	10
26	156	"We do not have the luxuries in the Nest that you had in your chamber," I said, "but I think you will manage quite well".	10
26	171	I looked about the case and it seemed that everything, considering the circumstances, was quite comfortable.	10
26	249	This seemed to me quite doubtful.	10
27	60	In perhaps two or three Ehn I found one which appeared to be quite suitable.	10
28	109	She knelt in the position of the Pleasure Slave but her hands on her thighs had unconsciously, pleadingly, turned their palms to me, and she no longer knelt quite back on her heels.	10
30	151	"The initial responses," said Parp, raising his voice, "seem quite promising".	10
30	168	The latter, of course, terrified, bewildered, would be of little service themselves, but they were offered as inducements to the males of Misk's forces to encourage their desertion; the girls were, so to speak, a bounty for treachery, and since the beauty of Chamber Slaves was well known in the Nest...	10
31	97	Misk was quite ready, as I was afraid he might not be, to allow humans a voice in affairs of the Nest and, moreover, to arrange for the return to their cities of those humans who did not wish to remain in the Nest.	10
31	150	He seemed quite content to wait for me.	10
33	46	He was a tall man, rather heavy, with bland soft features, but his voice was very deep and would have been quite impressive in one of the temples of the Initiates, constructed to maximize the acoustical effects of such a voice.	10
34	24	"Of course," he admitted, "that is quite a bit to be".	10

Book 4. (37 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	19	Even past me there thundered a lumbering herd of startled, short-trunked kailiauk, a stocky, awkward ruminant of the plains, tawny, wild, heavy, their haunches marked in red and brown bars, their wide heads bristling with a trident of horns; they had not stood and formed their circle, shes and young...	10
3	119	I could now see the herds quite clearly, making out individual animals, the shaggy humps moving through the dust, see the sun of the late afternoon glinting off thousands of horns.	10
3	121	The sun reflected from the horns in the veil of dust that hung over the herds was quite beautiful.	10
7	166	The writing was quite legible.	10
8	53	The Wintering was not unpleasant, although, even so far north, the days and nights were often quite chilly; the Wagon Peoples, and their slaves as well, wore boskhide and furs during this time; both male and female, slave or free, wore furred boots and trousers, coats and the flopping, ear-flapped c...	10
8	148	Kamchak took one look and, with a quiva, shortened it considerably, indeed, until it hung even more briefly than had the quite short, delightful yellow shift in which she had been captured.	10
9	306	"We have many girls among the wagons quite as good," said Kamchak.	10
10	178	In the light of his skill my own effort seemed depressingly naive, quite simple-minded, unimaginative and straightforward.	10
10	285	This meant that she was quite possibly the most beautiful woman in Turia, certainly at least among those in the games this year.	10
10	467	The urt is a loathsome, horned Gorean rodent; some are quite large, the size of wolves or ponies, but most are very small, tiny enough to be held in the palm of one hand.	10
10	550	It had quite possibly saved his life.	10
12	49	I also noted that the dung sack was quite full.	10
12	103	The tospit, after all, is quite bitter.	10
12	118	"They are quite bitter," said Kamchak.	10
12	503	For no reason that I am quite sure of I unwisely purchased another bottle of paga, perhaps for company in my lonely walk.	10
13	204	On the other hand, Kamchak could say the sound I have represented as "vella" quite easily and would upon occasion use this as Elizabeth's name.	10
15	44	I did not speak to Kamchak of my intention, for I was confident that he would have, and quite properly, objected to so foolish a mission, and perhaps even have attempted to prevent my leaving the camp.	10
15	135	"They are poison teeth," remarked Harold, "a Turian affectation—but quite deadly, being filled with the venom of the ost".	10
16	35	It is one thing to descend a long rope and quite another, even in the lesser gravity of Gor, to climb one—particularly one as long as that which I now saw dimly above me.	10
16	59	It is one thing to roll about in a public bath or splash about in some pool or stream, but quite another to struggle for pasangs against a current in a tunnel channel with only a few inches between the water and the roof of the tunnel.	10
16	66	I suspected that if anyone could manage the madness on his mind it would surely be he, or someone such as he, someone quite as courageous, or daft.	10
16	309	Thus, the Others might well infer that there was one, or more, concealed eggs, hidden away, which must now be secured that the new generation might be inaugurated, but hidden away quite possibly not in the Place of Priest-Kings itself, but elsewhere, out of the home of Priest-Kings, beyond even the ...	10
18	46	One of the luminescent, white spheres floated by, quite close to me.	10
20	24	"Quite right," wheezed Harold, "as I myself earlier pointed out".	10
20	141	On the other hand Harold seemed quite pleased that she was beside herself with terror.	10
21	293	"And quite some time ago," Harold added.	10
24	10	The only reason that occurred to me why Saphrar had not yet fled was that he was waiting in Turia for an excellent reason—quite possibly the arrival on tarnback of the gray man—with whom he had negotiated apparently to secure the golden sphere.	10
25	113	You were actually quite fortunate.	10
25	136	"Yes," I said, "quite".	10
25	231	"It's quite good," I said.	10
25	240	"I am alone, quite defenseless, completely at your mercy".	10
25	563	"You see," she said, "I can do it quite well".	10
25	643	"You're sure you're quite ready to be a slave?" she asked.	10
26	535	"He is, of course," observed Harold, "quite handsome".	10
26	555	"Turian gold!" "One might claim," said Harold, "that that makes quite a difference".	10
27	9	Kamchak, as a Tuchuk, could not bring himself to be quite as generous with the city's women, and the five thousand most beautiful girls of Turia were branded and given to the commanders of Hundreds, that they might be distributed to the bravest and fiercest of their warriors; the others were permitt...	10
27	154	She stood quite close to him.	10

Book 5. (35 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	128	He was actually quite skilled, and would have played well among even gifted Goreans, to whom the game is almost second nature, but he was not of Player caliber, by far.	10
3	223	"It was really quite simple," the Saddle Maker was explaining, "even obvious".	10
5	21	These keys are quite heavy and are carried over the shoulder, and can, if necessary, even function as weapons.	10
5	87	"The Gordian Knot," I said, "was quite possibly just such a knot".	10
5	104	"My knot will be quite as complex as yours," she said.	10
5	106	"It will be quite enjoyable to invent a knot," she said, "but it must be feminine, and it must reflect my personality".	10
5	698	"I was cuffed about quite a bit," said Elizabeth.	10
6	96	She had been quite angry, kneeling there bound hand and foot, fastened to the slave ring by chain and collar, while I trotted off to have dinner with the master of the house.	10
6	97	She would probably be quite difficult to get on with in the morning, which time it would be, I supposed, before I would return to the compartment.	10
6	101	I resolved that most of my problems in this matter might be solved if I simply refused to release Elizabeth until she had given her word, which she takes quite seriously, to be at least civil.	10
7	50	The spires of Ar, depending on the weather, can normally be seen quite clearly from the nearer ranges of the Voltai, or the Red Mountains, the greatest mountain range of known Gor, superior to both those of Thentis and the Sardar itself.	10
8	82	"Do you know much of the House?" "I know certain areas quite well," she said.	10
9	72	Then I stepped back for I noted, coming along one of the curving walks, two lovely girls, clad in white, their hair bound back with white silk; they were quite young; perhaps less than eighteen.	10
9	101	Exotics are generally quite rare.	10
11	82	She was quite beautiful.	10
11	130	She was quite beautiful.	10
11	141	That can be quite serious.	10
11	381	"They resemble one another in several ways and yet each is quite different.	10
11	382	The results of the tests I have just conducted are quite affirmative, much better than merely satisfactory, decidedly promising".	10
11	384	"It is impossible to tell," said Flaminius, "but my prognosis is that each, in her own way, will do quite well in training.	10
11	388	In short I think they are both decidedly worth development, and should prove a quite profitable investment".	10
12	93	The tarns were, of course, racing tarns, a bird in many ways quite different from the common tarns of Gor, or the war tarns.	10
12	107	I noted that two of the tarns in this race were not of given factions, but were the property of private owners, not associated with the faction corporations; their riders, similarly, were not faction riders; the rider, incidentally, is quite as important as the bird, for an experienced rider often m...	10
12	375	He claimed over six thousand wins and was, in Ar and certain of the northern cities generally, a quite popular hero; he was said in private life to be cruel and dissolute, venal and petty, but when he climbed to the saddle of a racing tarn there were few who did not thrill to the sight; it was said ...	10
12	376	The sandals, I noted, were selling quite well.	10
13	13	I supposed it quite probable that Claudia Hinrabia had been abducted, though it would not be the only possible explanation for her absence.	10
13	18	It is one thing to drop a loop about a girl on a high bridge in streaking over the walls and quite another to pick up the daughter of an Administrator in her own quarters and make off with her.	10
14	191	"I expect she is quite vain about it," speculated Cernus.	10
15	91	Some of them, however, are quite skillful with the weapons of their choice, surely the equal of many Warriors.	10
16	137	Virginia seemed rather grateful, and knelt quite close to Relius, who sat on the tier; in a moment she felt his arm about her shoulders and thus they watched race after race, or seemed to watch the race, for often I observed them looking rather more at one another.	10
17	439	"It should be quite thrilling," she said, "the lights, the sawdust, being so utterly naked, the men bidding for you".	10
17	583	Her black hair was quite marvelous, long and unbound, falling as it did over her shoulders; her eyes were dark and deeply beautiful; her body, as the slave masters had intended, was tormentingly magnificent; the features of her face and lips showed to my eye, which had become more discerning in the ...	10
17	677	It was doubtless quite amusing".	10
18	190	Marlenus told him that either the Priest-Kings approved of our work or they did not; that if they approved, it should continue; if they did not approve, they themselves, as the Masters of Gor, would be quite powerful enough to put an end to it".	10
20	185	"I am quite skillful, you know," said Cernus.	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	6	Some girls are quite skilled with this light weapon.	10
3	107	Moreover, they are quite capable of cutting rence, preparing it, hunting for their own food and, on the whole, of existing, if they wish it, by themselves.	10
5	23	"Yes," she said to the others, "all things considered, this is a good slave, a quite good slave".	10
5	108	Then the lithe, dark-haired girl, slender-legged and provocative, stepped quite close to me.	10
8	110	That the punt might be used to bring men behind attacking rencers was quite improbable; further, had it been used, presumably it would have encountered rencers in their several rence craft and been thereby neutralized or destroyed.	10
8	114	Standing below the hull, quite close, in the shifting rence craft, I made a small clicking noise, a sound that meant nothing but, in the darkness, meaning nothing, would be startling, terrifying in its uncomprehended import.	10
9	231	"Kill him!" But the other man, bleeding, shaking his head, had now crawled from the patch of sand and now, some yards off, had collapsed among the tables, quite as unconscious as the first.	10
9	285	Kneeling quite near him, holding cord for him, fiber on her throat serving as collar, knelt short, dark-haired Ula.	10
9	323	I remember Midice, who had already been branded, standing with her back to me and my standing behind her, quite close, with the collar, and placing it about her throat, then, decisively, closing it.	10
10	134	We then turned our attention to matters of greater importance, the need for more covered docks in the arsenal, beneath which additional galleys could be caulked for the grain fleet, else how could a hundred vessels be ready for the voyage north to the grain fields before the sixth passage hand? It i...	10
10	221	In these first voyages I was content, quite, to carry tools and stone, dried fruit, dried fish, bolts of rep-cloth, tem-wood, Tur-wood and Ka-la-na stock, and horn and hides.	10
11	541	Suddenly I seemed awake, quite, and apprehensive.	10
14	199	I was quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase.	10
15	575	They were both quite young.	10
18	274	"Quite," I agreed.	10

Book 7. (28 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	286	A man might look upon an attractive free woman, and want her, but, on the whole, she will be inaccessible, little more than a brief, troubling torment, but when a man looks upon a slave girl he knows that it is quite possible that he may obtain her, that she is quite likely to be obtainable, for a s...	10
16	279	And there is nothing like a lash or two to make it quite clear to her that she is indeed a slave, that her bondage is quite real.	10
1	104	I drank quite a bit.	10
7	284	Men look upon slave girls, of course, in a way which is quite other than the way they look upon free women.	10
7	395	We could hear the bosk bells, on the harness of the bosk, quite clearly now.	10
8	813	I was quite successful at this game, and I could beat most of the girls.	10
10	297	It seemed clear that it had been the object of an effective, devastating attack, quite possibly by the silverish ship which had later landed, that from which the unusual men, and the tall, golden creature had emerged.	10
10	344	"On this world," he said, "its meaning is quite clear, that you are a slave.	10
10	345	And what you may not understand, my dear, is that its meaning is quite clear on Earth, as well, for those capable of understanding it.	10
11	182	I knelt quite straight, but impatiently.	10
11	367	He, being a man, was quite strong enough, as I knew, to do with me what he might please.	10
11	435	But still, on the whole, I was quite pleased.	10
12	33	The "skirt," too, in front and back, below the binding straps, or binding fiber, at least as permitted to Targo's girls, is quite short.	10
12	89	We could see one another quite clearly.	10
12	104	The drums, the cymbals, the trumpets, were now quite close.	10
13	916	"To be the preferred slave of a man such as Haakon of Skjern, who is rich and powerful, you must understand that I am unusual, quite beautiful and skilled".	10
13	959	"Yes," he said, "I have quite a catch here.	10
14	162	The interior wall, high and smooth, a quite effective barrier, served well to keep their slaves within.	10
14	261	"On the other hand, if Rask of Treve wished to diminish or humble a woman, I expect he would do it quite well".	10
14	341	It was a large chest and apparently quite full.	10
14	358	Therefore we know it will be quite short".	10
14	430	Too, of course, the capture of a free woman of the enemy is regarded as quite a coup, certainly much more so than carrying off a mere slave, unless perhaps the slave is a high slave.	10
15	70	"No! No!" "Your life would then have been quite easy, and pleasant," said Ute.	10
15	614	The fire was quite hot, and it had apparently been heating for some two or three Ahn, perhaps even from the time we had gone forth to pick berries.	10
15	983	I became exact in my speech, and, though I did not much express myself, quite critical of others.	10
15	1340	It is quite a compliment to a woman.	10
16	247	I did not doubt but what that blow had been quite painful.	10
16	387	Yet I knew, suddenly, that, if I lied, he would indeed whip me, and quite possibly place me again in the hated slave box.	10

Book 8. (32 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	542	Her sails were, first, the fair-weather sail, which is quite large, and is used in gentle winds; secondly, the tarn sail, which is the common sail most often found on the yard of a tarn ship, and taking its name from the ship; third, a sail of the same type as the tarn sail, and, in a sense, a small...	10
2	63	Like others of her class, she is of quite shallow draft.	10
2	86	The sand in the lower hold is usually quite cool, and, buried in it, are commonly certain perishables, such as eggs, and bottled wines.	10
2	219	They were both quite beautiful.	10
2	616	She was quite a good actress.	10
2	626	She was quite a good actress.	10
3	26	It is quite near the wharves in Lydius.	10
3	149	The music of the musicians was quite good.	10
3	157	I was quite amazed.	10
3	159	She had been quite good.	10
4	419	"Quite good," I told him.	10
5	30	She was quite lovely.	10
5	200	"It is quite close," said Rim, secretively.	10
5	211	The compound was quite large, and there were many slaves within, mostly female.	10
6	96	"It is quite possible," I said, "that she would even permit such information to fall into his hands".	10
6	206	It would be quite a coup for Tyros, I surmised, did the great Ubar fall into their hands.	10
6	272	It was quite probable.	10
6	352	It was quite possibly the same camp he had used several months ago, when, as recreation from the duties of the Ubar, he had gone hunting in the northern forests, a sporting trip in which he had captured a large number of animals, and, as well, Verna, a famed outlaw woman, and her entire band.	10
6	366	I realized, suddenly, almost with a start, that she was a quite beautiful woman.	10
6	467	"Yes," I said, "she is quite good".	10
6	471	"Your fee is quite reasonable," I remarked.	10
6	960	She was quite beautiful, in the shadows, in the brief, sleeveless garment of white wool, the fillet of white wool tying back her hair, barefoot, my collar at her throat.	10
7	65	His concern, however, that of Turus, was important to me, quite important.	10
7	336	One thing, however, seemed quite clear.	10
10	256	"They are quite adequate to hold a woman".	10
15	646	"Quite exquisite," I said.	10
15	721	I could see the edges of the trees quite clearly against it.	10
16	66	There had been only two guards, and they were quite close to the camp.	10
18	123	And women, one by one, or in groups of twos and threes, had disappeared, quite possibly to find their fair limbs in the sudden, inflexible clasp of slave steel.	10
18	206	They were quite helpless.	10
18	292	"It is quite enough," I told them.	10
19	169	He would be quite dangerous.	10

Book 9. (60 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	178	The Gorean morality on the other hand is more one of inequalities, based on the assumption that individuals are not the same, but quite different in many ways.	10
1	189	These objectives are quite different it is clear to see.	10
2	124	Besides, they were quite powerful as it was.	10
2	144	The sail was quite different from the southern ships, being generally squarish, though somewhat wider at the bottom.	10
2	200	The furnishings of the temple were quite splendid, gold hangings, and chains of gold, and lamps of gold, burning the finest of imported tharlarion oils.	10
2	203	The temple itself is quite large.	10
3	181	They were rough, plain fetters, but they would hold her well, quite as well as their intricately wrought counterparts of the south.	10
3	233	"Unless you are quite good, I shall beat you".	10
3	306	It can also, of course, be hung, by its sheath and sheath straps, from the master belt, which is quite adequate, being a stout, heavy belt, to hold it.	10
4	49	The Kaissa of the men of Torvaldsland is quite similar to that of the south, though certain of the pieces differ.	10
4	52	Instead, there is a piece called the Jarl's Woman, which is quite powerful, more so than the southern Ubara.	10
4	58	It did not take me much time to adapt to the Kaissa of Torvaldsland, for it is quite similar to the Kaissa of the south.	10
4	124	Both pieces are, however, quite valuable.	10
4	227	She was quite beautiful.	10
5	72	"You, too, are quite skilled," I told him.	10
5	92	"Thorgard is quite proud of his great longship," he said, "the serpent called Black Sleen".	10
6	283	Your collar, too, the iron on your neck, it, against the softness of your body, is quite becoming".	10
6	291	Quite well".	10
6	309	Indeed, the true hall, lofty, high-beamed, built of logs and boards, with its benches and high-seat pillars, its carvings and hangings, its long fires, its suspended kettles, was actually quite rare, and, generally, only the richest of the Jarls possessed such.	10
6	402	It was usually regarded as quite sufficient, even by the men of Torvaldsland, to drive one of the beasts out of their own district.	10
6	469	"It is quite possible," I admitted.	10
6	475	"It is quite possible," said he.	10
6	499	He might know the haunts of Kurii; he might know dialects of the north, some of which are quite divergent from standard Gorean, as it is spoken, say, in Ar or Ko-ro-ba, or even in distant Turia; the habits and customs of the northern halls and villages might be familiar to him; I had no wish to be t...	10
7	55	I do not care too much for tospits, as they are quite bitter.	10
7	64	It was quite good.	10
7	91	It was really quite good, but, as the Forkbeard had said, it could have used a dash more salt.	10
7	102	We were quite close to them; neither of them saw us.	10
7	115	"Your brand is quite lovely.	10
7	240	"It could be, for those of the Kurii are quite rare this far to the south".	10
9	11	Her back was quite straight; her head was in the air.	10
9	31	Pet sleen are taught to heel; so, too, sometimes, are bondmaids; I was familiar with this sort of thing, of course; in the south it was quite common for slave girls, in various fashions in various cities, to heel their masters.	10
9	107	I had no objection to Hilda's ankles; I found them quite lovely; they would take a common girl-fetter nicely, with about a quarter of an inch tolerance.	10
9	145	The beating had been quite light, only twenty strokes.	10
9	147	The beating had been, though light, quite adequate to its purpose, which was to teach her, a captive, the whip.	10
10	52	In spite of his various losses, he had, even in his own modest opinion, done quite well in the contests.	10
10	56	Shortly after the first "knock off," in which the ball is served to the enemy, Gorm, who was Ivar's partner, was struck cold with the ball, it driven from an opponent's bat; this, I gathered, is a common trick; it is very difficult to intercept or protect oneself from a ball struck at one with great...	10
10	62	There are various forms of ball game enjoyed by the men of Torvaldsland; some use bats, or paddles; in the winter, one such game, quite popular, is played, men running and slipping about, on ice; whether there is any remote connection between this game and ice hockey, I do not know; it is, however, ...	10
10	149	The formal duel is quite complex, and I shall not describe it in detail.	10
10	195	He was quite a brave lad.	10
10	223	"Your long sword," I told him, "is doubtless quite useful in thrusting over the bulwarks of ships, fastened together by grappling irons, as mine would not be, but we are not now, my dear Bjarni, engaging in combat over the bulwarks of ships".	10
10	255	Bjarni, quite wisely, he obviously brighter than his shield bearer, had not followed him so closely this time, but had hung back.	10
10	296	They were quite beautiful, from collars to low bellies, and the turn of their legs.	10
10	369	This is quite correct.	10
10	617	He had done quite well.	10
10	665	It was, of course, quite unusual in Torvaldsland.	10
11	186	I supposed it quite probable this was, in effect, a probe, and yet one within the laws of the Priest-Kings.	10
12	12	There are shield signals, too, however, it might be mentioned, in Torvaldsland, though these are quite limited.	10
12	99	I thought it quite sufficient.	10
13	26	Svein Blue Tooth's holdings, on the other hand, were quite large and complexly organized.	10
13	170	The last night had been quite a pleasant one for him.	10
13	173	When the Forkbeard himself rose, of course, the camp became quite active, and the slaves were put about many menial labors; the thrall, Tarsk, was unchained from Thyri, and set about the sawing of wood; Thyri herself, adjusting her kirtle, was ordered to pound grain to make flour; she could not even...	10
13	270	It is one thing to cheat one not of Torvaldsland, quite another to attempt to defraud one of one's own country, particularly one's Jarl.	10
15	62	I thought it quite likely that they would be unable to resist a full-scale invasion.	10
15	117	"It is quite possible," said Ivar, looking at me, "that we are being hunted now, by those from the hall".	10
16	52	These stones, incidentally, are normally quite colorful, and can often be seen at great distances.	10
16	144	One such legend, quite naturally, might have been that Torvald, the great Torvald, was not truly dead, but only asleep, and would waken when once again his land had need of him.	10
17	126	The rings of rank are quite plain, being of some reddish alloy, and are to be distinguished from decorative rings, of which many Kurii are fond.	10
22	143	It had been a mistake because Elizabeth had been quite pretty.	10
22	151	This time, in my delirium, the wench, I recalled, had figured quite differently.	10
22	174	She was quite good.	10

Book 10. (38 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
1	746	They are quite rational generally, unusually logical.	10
2	21	These communities, sometimes quite large, numbering in hundreds, sometimes thousands of citizens, depending on the water available, are often hundreds of pasangs apart.	10
2	159	For example, it is common for a master to force his girl to speak at length and in detail to him of the secret sides of her nature, explaining and elaborating on her fantasies; if she is literate, she may be forced, naked, collared, on her knees at a small table, sometimes with her ankles shackled, ...	10
2	239	I was mildly surprised that the boy had been eating the tospit raw, for they are quite bitter, but, I knew, that people of the Tahari regions, these bright, hot regions, relished strong tastes and smells.	10
2	357	They were quite colorful.	10
4	415	On the mat, toward morning, she would pull the hood over her face, fold her arms and pull up her legs, knees bent; the djellaba came far up her thighs; I would watch her sleeping, sometime, for she was quite beautiful.	10
4	573	She was now permitting herself thoughts and dreams that might have scandalized a free woman, but were for her, only a slave, quite appropriate.	10
4	578	Though I had, of course, punished her for this, I was, secretly, quite pleased.	10
4	583	She thought herself, in herself, quite free, a slave only in name and collar, but in this she was deceiving herself.	10
4	585	The lovely Alyena, though she did not know it, and would have refused to believe it, was coming along quite well.	10
5	153	"I thought he handled you quite well," I said.	10
5	287	Dew, incidentally, is quite common in the Tahari, condensing on the stones during the chilly nights.	10
5	433	"As a slave girl you will become quite familiar with chains.	10
5	481	Had men not found you beautiful they would have been quite content to leave you free.	10
5	639	She would do quite well.	10
5	808	Her bare midriff, long, between the high, hooked vest of red silk and the low-slung, sashed chalwar, about her hips, some inches below her navel, was quite attractive.	10
7	342	"It will hold you quite well," said he, "—Tarl Cabot".	10
9	180	Who would care to risk his life for a free woman, who, stripped, might prove disappointing, when, for less risk, he could get his capture loop on a known quantity, a girl who has quite probably been trained like an animal to deliciously satisfy the passions of a man, a girl who, responsive, helpless...	10
10	130	She was quite beautiful, the slave girl.	10
10	227	Besides, if we actually encountered one another, it would be quite embarrassing to both parties.	10
11	190	A second common sort of mirage, more private than the first, but quite normal, is the interpretation of a mixed terrain, usually rocks and scrub brush, mixed with rising heat waves, as an oasis with water, palms and buildings.	10
11	191	Perception is a quite complicated business, involving the playing of energies on the sensors, and the transduction of these energies into an interpreted visual world.	10
11	193	These physical energies are quite different from the "human world" of our experience, replete with color, sound and light.	10
11	196	Our experiential world, though quite unlike the world of physics, is well coordinated with it.	10
11	317	War, for example, between conquering tribes and rebellious vassal tribes is, although not unknown, quite rare.	10
11	325	Sometimes, it is made quite clear, by messenger and proclamation, whether a war is local or not, say, between only the Ta'Kara and the Luraz, who have some point of dispute between them.	10
12	2	It was quite pleasant.	10
12	307	"You are quite beautiful," I said.	10
12	318	"Do you know that, with a scimitar," she asked, "I am quite skilled, more skilled than any man?" "No," I said, "I did not know that".	10
13	391	"What you say is quite possibly true," I said.	10
25	363	Given the proper master they are quite content.	10
25	527	It is quite easy to open and shut them, and it may be done with a snap of the finger, one for each bracelet.	10
25	618	She was quite lovely, in the half darkness.	10
26	117	"I hear among the men that you are quite good".	10
26	280	She was, wild with rage, quite beautiful in the brief, stained rag I had given her to wear.	10
26	671	She understands it quite well.	10
26	1194	"I knew another," said Hassan, "quite as strong, who fought for Kurii".	10

Book 11. (33 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	947	Afterwards, it might be mentioned, they are usually pleased with the piercing of their ears, and grow quite proud of this erotic dimension added to their beauty; not displeased are they either with the lovely adornments which their master may now order them to fix upon their body; free women, it is ...	10
2	562	I am quite vain of my beauty.	10
3	35	Her only jewelry was a sturdy steel band, looped closely, quite attractively, rather snugly, about her throat.	10
3	133	From the age of fifteen I had enjoyed giving them orders, as an equal, but not quite.	10
3	153	There were flasks of wine there, and bottles of the brew called paga; stores of salt, grains, dried meats and vegetables; tunics, cloths and blankets; too, there were tools and utensils, and threads and needles; I found some perfumes and jewelries; I did not dare to bedeck myself with them, though I...	10
4	148	The slit made the garment, a rather snug one, easier to slip into; the two hooks, when fastened, naturally increased the snugness of the garment, drawing it quite closely about the breasts and hips; deliciously then, from the point of view of a man, the girl's figure is betrayed and accentuated; als...	10
4	168	Clothing, like other matters, is quite important.	10
5	10	The street veil, worn publicly, is extremely bulky, quite heavy and completely opaque; the lineaments of the nose and cheeks are scarcely discernible when it is worn; the house veil is worn indoors when there are those present who are not of the household, as in conversing with or entertaining assoc...	10
5	446	"She is quite pretty to be free," observed one of the men.	10
5	828	Doubtless she considered herself, and quite possibly correctly, my superior in beauty, and thus planned to soon stand higher in the relationships of bondage than I, a lesser girl.	10
6	77	It was one thing to be raped by my master's men, and quite another to know that the same passions which I aroused in them I would similarly inspire in the breasts of complete strangers.	10
6	99	I poured Sul paga into his goblet, my head bending quite near to him.	10
7	132	This was surely true, though it was true, too, she was quite beautiful.	10
7	643	It is one thing to be thrown down and raped; it is quite another to hear the indolent command, "Please me".	10
7	827	Twice boys with torches passed quite near to me.	10
9	779	"Quite pretty," she said.	10
9	829	On this world I was a beautiful barbarian and alien, from a world quite different, one which had not prepared me for their world.	10
12	211	I stood quite close to him, igniting the male in him.	10
12	664	Such girls must be regarded as quite valuable; on the block they commonly bring the highest prices.	10
12	668	In my view highly intelligent slaves make the best slaves, of course, it being hard to gainsay that, but intelligence, obviously, is not always associated with literacy, and on Gor, quite often, it is not so associated.	10
14	4	The girl in the sand was quite good.	10
14	247	"He is quite handsome," I said.	10
18	13	My hair had begun to grow out, from having been shaved away for the voyage on the slave ship, but it was still quite short; I wore a broad Koora, which, kerchieflike, covered most of my head.	10
20	301	I knew it could be quite unpleasant for one of them to be caught looking upon a slave girl.	10
21	46	I could now smell fish and salt, for we were quite near the wharves.	10
26	120	"You are quite alone, Lady Elicia," he said.	10
27	60	"I was quite good as a paga girl," I said.	10
27	502	"You were quite beautiful in your bath," he said.	10
27	508	"Yes, quite," he said.	10
27	509	"The girl, Marla, too, and the others," he said, "were also quite beautiful".	10
28	113	The girl on my left, who would be sold after me, would be presented quite differently.	10
28	115	The contrast between her dark hair, and her naked arms and legs, and the bit of white fluff about her, was quite striking.	10
28	181	I could now hear the calls of the auctioneer quite clearly.	10

Book 12. (66 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	41	These songs are usually very simple, but some of them are quite beautiful, and some are quite touching.	10
2	13	This black wine is quite expensive.	10
2	365	Regardless of what the truth should be in these matters, whether it be that man is intrinsically a mechanism of chemicals, or, more than this, a conscious, living animal whose pain and meaning, and defiance, emergent, must transcend the interactions of carbon and oxygen, the exchange of gases, the o...	10
2	705	Centius of Cos, on the other hand, was an older man; no one knew how old; it was said the stabilization serums had not taken their full effect with him until he had seen fifty winters; he was slight and gray-haired; he was quite different in personality and character from the young Scormus; he was q...	10
3	54	The games, however, were quite similar.	10
3	1021	They were now quite near the crowd.	10
3	1047	The leather worker was quite puzzled.	10
3	1157	It had been a beautiful top and had doubtless been quite expensive.	10
3	1197	In such a locale, particularly in the spring, at a great fair, such as the fair of En'Kara, her chances of interesting and obtaining a well-placed, affluent, civilized master are, all things considered, quite good.	10
4	41	At this time, particularly in the spring, the sun sparkling on the snow-strewn peaks, the mountains can be quite beautiful.	10
4	243	Unfortunately for red, however, the Ubar, a quite valuable piece, rated at nine points, like the Ubara, has been too early centralized.	10
4	264	The crowd was quite restless.	10
6	108	The offer was quite generous.	10
6	508	"But he is quite near".	10
6	818	We could hear the sleen cries quite clearly now.	10
7	192	"You are quite beautiful".	10
8	41	"It was clear quite early," she said, "that you were no common ruffian from the docks of Lydius".	10
9	115	They were northern tabuk, massive, tawny and swift, many of them ten hands at the shoulder, a quite different animal from the small, yellow-pelted, antelopelike quadruped of the south.	10
10	168	She was quite proud of my capture, which she regarded as a function of her own merits.	10
11	10	I was of the warriors, and Ram, as it turned out, was quite skillful with the sword.	10
11	191	"Doubtless they are quite hungry.	10
11	315	She squirmed in protest, and then, alarmed, tried to remain quite still.	10
11	317	"You are quite beautiful," I told her.	10
11	407	She was really quite beautiful.	10
12	146	If one were to steal something where would one hide or sell it? Besides, if one wished something someone else owned and let this be known, the owner would quite possibly give it to you, expecting, of course, to receive as valuable a gift in return.	10
12	362	They were quite skilled.	10
12	402	She was quite attractive.	10
13	90	"Yes, it is quite strange," I admitted.	10
14	218	"I would cheerfully carry off a girl for you, but it is one thing to carry off a girl and quite another to carry off Poalu".	10
14	224	"Quite possibly," I said gravely.	10
15	150	She was a quite lovely slave.	10
15	265	"Quite possibly," I said.	10
15	830	It would be quite humiliating, one woman, a slave, being sold, while another woman, a free woman, observes".	10
15	896	Yes, she was becoming quite skillful.	10
15	916	"In the south," she asked, "would a master put me in a collar?" "It is quite likely," I said.	10
15	925	"Will I be given pretty things to wear," she asked, "and cosmetics, perfumes?" "It is quite likely," I said.	10
15	957	He is quite cheerful about the sacrifice of domestic servitude in order to obtain what is far more important to him.	10
15	1147	"I think it is quite close now," I said.	10
20	54	One fellow, at least, seemed quite embarrassed.	10
20	182	Wild snow sleen, particularly when hunger drives them to run in packs, can be quite dangerous.	10
21	7	The feasting house, because of its structure, the lamps and the heat of the many bodies within it, is quite warm.	10
21	9	The huts, and even the houses of ice sometimes built by the hunters in their journeys and hunts, can be quite comfortable, even when the weather outside may be dozens of degrees below zero.	10
21	10	Often, however, in the night and near morning, the lamps extinguished, and the guests departed, it can become quite cold in such dwellings, often falling below the freezing point.	10
21	15	It is thus possible to sleep quite comfortably in a dwelling whose objective interior temperature may be well below freezing.	10
21	21	They have intelligently adapted to it and are usually quite comfortable both indoors and outdoors.	10
21	43	It was quite dark within.	10
21	97	She was quite good.	10
21	183	"You and she," I said, "are quite evenly matched.	10
23	44	I could hear other villagers, quite clearly, as they conversed with one another.	10
23	354	For example, when a former free woman, now enslaved, steals her first pastry from another girl, this is often smiled upon, and punished, if at all, quite lightly.	10
23	377	"She is quite attractive".	10
23	468	He was quite skillful.	10
25	23	Indeed, the visibility is often quite good, for the light of the moons, and even the stars, is reflected from the vastness of the ice and snow.	10
26	120	"That seems quite likely," he speculated.	10
26	176	She was quite beautiful.	10
26	180	The sound was now quite clear.	10
27	23	"You are quite possibly correct," I granted him.	10
28	291	Our lips were quite close.	10
30	49	The other fellow was quite good, but there was little contest.	10
31	142	There is quite a difference".	10
33	23	This seemed to me, however, quite unlikely.	10
35	513	Her cheekbones were quite high.	10
35	634	I then took forth a long, linear face veil; it was red; it was an intimacy veil; any given layer of this veil is quite diaphanous; its opacity is a function of the number of times it is wrapped about the face; a free woman, entertaining an anxious lover, might detain him for days, each night permitt...	10
35	792	It seemed a normal storage room, though quite large.	10
35	1312	The periods of rotation of the original Kur world and of Gor were quite similar.	10
37	39	Arlene had been quite proud that she had been the one I had chosen to bind on my own sled.	10

Book 13. (48 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	I Talk With Samos She was quite beautiful.	10
1	429	"I think she is quite lovely.	10
1	464	"Quite by accident," said Samos.	10
1	481	The products and markets of these areas are quite important commercially.	10
2	109	She did not seem, objectively, of quite the same high quality of beauty as most of the wenches brought by Kurii to Gor, either as agents or as simple, immediate slaves.	10
4	446	Then when she was quite close to me, she looked into my eyes.	10
4	848	"Doubtless, in time, she will grow quite proud of that brand".	10
5	130	"Your beauties are quite different," I said.	10
5	131	"I think you are both quite pretty.	10
5	264	I did remember him quite well.	10
6	351	The smell of spices, particularly cinnamon and cloves, was now quite strong.	10
6	502	Already I could see many signs, some subtle and some quite obvious, that the secret slave, which lurks in every woman, had begun to sense, fearfully, excitedly, that she had been brought to a world on which she might perhaps be free at last to emerge; had the chains been removed; she lifted her wris...	10
8	97	"You are quite skilled at Kaissa".	10
11	81	"She is quite hot," he said.	10
12	169	"We have here only Schendi paga, but I think it is quite good.	10
12	672	"I think that we now understand one another quite well".	10
13	64	If someone were to follow me, he would have quite a wait.	10
13	422	"But, quite simply, you are not a man," I told her.	10
14	535	She then approached me, and stood quite closely before me.	10
14	544	The Gorean slave girl, incidentally, will space herself from her master quite differently in different situations.	10
14	545	For example, if she is somewhat farther away, it is easier for her to display herself in all her beauty; if she wishes to wheedle for his caress she may approach quite closely; if she is receiving instructions she may kneel a few feet away; if she is begging to serve his pleasure she may kneel at hi...	10
15	264	How does he expect to get his gold?" "He is quite intelligent, even brilliant," I mused.	10
16	40	"That is quite possible," I told him.	10
18	13	The opulence and color of the court of Bila Huruma was quite impressive.	10
18	61	"I am quite ready for what I intend to do".	10
20	65	Certainly both had been promptly vended, Sasi to Filimbi, whom I had heard of, the owner of a paga tavern, and the blond-haired barbarian directly or indirectly to an agent of Bila Huruma, quite possibly with the immediate object in mind of being used as a component in a matched set of girls, white ...	10
20	131	Kisu was, I had little doubt, quite similar in strength to myself.	10
23	44	His tattooing, and that of Kisu, were quite similar.	10
23	457	He had been quite helpful.	10
24	115	It is quite common, of course, for a war canoe or raiders' canoe to carry extra paddles, a sensible precaution against the loss of one or more of these essential levers.	10
26	44	They do this, explicitly, for reasons quite similar to those which long ago presumably prompted the English custom, namely, provision for defense, and the facilitation, if it seems desirable, of aggression.	10
27	291	"Quite so," said Ayari.	10
29	223	Normally they remain quite close to the water.	10
32	235	Quite the contrary, it is usually rather open.	10
32	311	"They are quite common," I said, "in the animal kingdom".	10
32	697	The beating, in her dream, had apparently been quite efficient.	10
32	992	Too, the kissing of the whip is a quite accurate detail, one practiced in many cities, but surely a surprising detail to occur in the dream of a girl ignorant of bondage.	10
32	993	Knife branding, too, practiced by some primitive peoples, is quite rare.	10
32	997	"You are quite inventive," I said.	10
33	117	It is, for example, quite familiar in Port Kar and, far to the southeast of that port, and somewhere far to the north and east of our present position, in the Tahari.	10
34	359	"I acknowledge the justice of the expression," she said, "but somehow it seems quite inapt".	10
34	658	She was quite good.	10
34	662	They should realize that the values they are taught are the values of particular men, and often, unfortunately, of men who, long ago, were short-lived, ignorant, uninformed, unhealthy, and quite possibly of unsound mind.	10
34	884	"Quite skilled," I said.	10
43	23	She was quite beautiful.	10
43	63	Eighteen inches of rope is quite sufficient for tying a girl's hands either before her body or behind.	10
47	10	It was now clearly distinguishable as a quite audible rustling or stirring.	10
51	221	"It is quite possible that we will never find Shaba within it".	10

Book 14. (35 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	442	But once that is understood, that the girl is owned, literally owned, everything becomes quite simple, and quite clear.	10
27	127	One treats them quite differently, naturally, as is appropriate, for they are quite different.	10
1	162	I thought it might be quite pleasant to direct the lovely Miss Henderson to enter the bedroom of my small student's apartment and remove her clothing.	10
1	270	"When I spoke to the psychologist about this she became quite angry.	10
1	503	'And you, I think,' he said, 'with the proper training, exercise and diet, will prove quite worthwhile.	10
3	270	"It is common also on Gor to take troublesome or disobedient slaves, or recalcitrant slaves, or slaves who have not been fully pleasing, perhaps even in a quite minor way, either male or female salves, and feed them to sleen.	10
4	176	Since the first sound in the expression 'Kajira' would be represented in English by the letter 'K' it is quite possible that this resemblance is more than a coincidence.	10
4	305	"That might suit us quite well," she said.	10
7	72	How little surprising, then, that I should not have found myself overly discontent with the felicitous discovery that I had now been introduced into a quite different milieu.	10
7	421	It is one thing to understand clearly what is the case with one's slave and then, as one pleases, to satisfy or not satisfy the girl, using her needs to bring her more deeply and powerfully under your control as an abject slave, and quite another not even to know what is going on in her pretty head ...	10
7	429	Men tend to be extremely interested in things they own, and tend, usually, to be quite fond of them.	10
7	1005	It seems to me, Jason, that you are quite possibly the equal of a woman".	10
9	41	"Are you quite tame?" asked the first woman.	10
9	89	Too, I was apparently a silk slave, a slave before whom women could speak quite openly.	10
11	5	The room was quite dark.	10
11	416	One result of this is that the number of people affected by warfare on Gor usually tends, statistically, to be quite limited.	10
11	459	"It is quite good.	10
11	547	"You are beautiful," I said, "quite beautiful".	10
11	571	Actually, however, though I was not prepared to argue, I found this quite surprising.	10
11	600	"It is not yet time for their rounds but it will be quite soon.	10
12	38	She was quite pleased.	10
12	95	The slave is quite intelligent".	10
12	109	"His intelligence, which is quite high," she said, "is that of a man of Earth.	10
12	201	Gently, solicitously, the Lady Tendite, standing quite near to me, removed my necktie.	10
13	2	"A lengthening of his hair, a white ribbon binding it back, a silken tunic make quite a difference, Lady Melpomene," responded the Lady Florence.	10
13	20	"My resources are quite ample," said the Lady Melpomene.	10
13	178	These tharlarion rings are quite similar to slave rings.	10
13	369	Our relationship was now quite different than it would have been, I sensed, had that exchange not taken place.	10
13	518	"You are looking quite well," I said.	10
13	540	Her Gorean was quite good.	10
15	7	She came to stand quite near to me, near my left shoulder.	10
16	51	Most Goreans are quite content with their castes; this is probably a function of caste pride.	10
16	136	The place of general stores is taken largely by bazaars and markets where, quite close to one another, in various booths, sometimes of canvas, one may find a large variety of goods.	10
16	348	Such cages are quite adequate for bound slaves.	10
18	138	She could be quite thorough, my mistress, the lofty Lady Florence of Vonda.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1582	Many have the run of cities and fields; they meet with friends, who, too, of course, will be in tunics and collars; they enjoy wandering about, frequenting the parks, at least those in which they are allowed, and long, winding, colorful streets; too, they are frequently, as they are women, as one mi...	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1126	This is quite different from mounted warfare, where one's fellows are usually quite close and ready, in an instant, to sweep one up or help one to regain one's mount.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	144	Slaves, incidentally, are often quite concerned about their appearance, and, occasionally, are quite vain about it.	10

Book 19. (3 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	457	"It would be quite a scandal doubtless," he said, "and make a quite good story in the telling".	10
29	186	'Too, your figure would seem to be quite similar to what hers was conjectured to be, and you would certainly seem to be quite similar to her in general size, with respect to height and weight.	10
31	309	Both devices are quite ordinary, but, of course, quite efficient".	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	729	Then she again cried out sharply, in pain and protest, and then again, Lecchio having seen to it that a certain portion of her anatomy had renewed its unwilling acquaintance with his fierce switch, was quite docile, and quite silent.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	80	She was from Earth! Then I realized that such considerations were quite beside the point, quite inconsequential.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	805	I thought that she probably now realized she was something quite different, and, in my opinion, something quite individual, authentic and wonderful, a woman.	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	202	"But if you were," I said, "you would regard your susceptibility to such things, your subjection to such things, as quite suitable, as quite desirable, perhaps even proper and imperative?" "Yes!" she said.	10
45	110	Accordingly, many Earth girls who may have regarded themselves as quite plain, quite ordinary, in all respects, of no great interest or importance, and so on, discover that they are often regarded on Gor, at least at first, as being colorful and foreign, unusual and interesting, different and specia...	10
48	613	Indeed, she would be quite exciting, and quite lovely, in such a garment, so brief and open.	10

Book 26. (3 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	853	To be sure, I had emerged as something real, not mythical, something which found itself in a very real world, a world in which I learned I was a certain sort of thing, vulnerable, precious and beautiful, and not at all the same as certain other sorts of things which were quite as real as I, and the ...	10
11	1742	How foolish this was, for would it not call attention to the slave at their feet? But surely this was all quite innocent, and quite unintentional, or, at least, must be seemingly so.	10
19	1182	To be sure, for the threat to be effective, the girl must understand quite clearly, and will understand quite clearly, that the threat is not an idle one.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	414	They are quite different, quite wonderfully different.	10

Book 28. (3 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	271	But, as of now, perhaps in her vanity, and surely quite complacently, Miss Pym regarded herself not only as an extraordinarily beautiful woman, but, indeed, quite possibly, as the most beautiful woman she had ever seen.	10
51	127	"She is quite intelligent, and quite beautiful, that in both face and figure.	10
80	417	"She seems quite modest, and quite demure now," said the Lady Bina.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
38	180	They are quite important and quite consequential.	10

Book 30. (3 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	191	It is quite enough to lust for them, desire them, master them, and rule them, quite enough to rope and chain them, and pleasure yourself with them, as frequently and variously, and as inordinately, as you wish, and derive from their conquest, their helplessness, and submission the thousand satisfact...	10
12	540	This can be a very sobering experience for a woman, even one of great attractiveness, finding that her beauty, perhaps quite extraordinary for a free woman, may be quite average for a slave.	10
37	81	The releaser, I am told, unlike slave wine, which is quite bitter, is quite pleasant, rather like a sweet wine, or fruit liqueur.	10

Book 31. (4 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	559	Most of your serving, I assure you, will be quite proper, quite innocent.	10
7	278	It was quite different from the light, lovely, comfortable, but quite secure, common collars which Gorean masters commonly lock about the throats of their kajirae, collars, for example, of the sort which I envied in my instructresses.	10
20	276	Might I not belong in his slave bracelets? Might he not be my master? But aside from all these things, I think, rather, primarily, and more profoundly, the reason we would not run away was quite simple, that we were now quite other than we had once been; we now well knew what we had become, and were...	10
29	123	"She is quite intelligent, and quite beautiful as well," he said.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	103	Certainly here in Shipcamp, or primary Shipcamp, there were many beautiful slaves, quite beautiful slaves, which might do quite well for officers, and who might not disgrace the shackles of a Ubar.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	639	"It is all quite natural, quite normal".	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
47	32	"Animals need not be clothed; and they are often tethered, confined, or restrained, in one way or another, sometimes quite helplessly; brands are useful in keeping track of them; and collars and leashes are quite appropriate for them".	10