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Book 1. (14 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	106	The meat reminded me of venison; it was not the meat of an animal raised on domestic grains.	10
3	282	He raised his curved beak to the sky and screamed, lifting and shaking his wings.	10
6	139	In an instant I had splashed into the marsh at the foot of the tree and raced toward the tharlarion, my sword raised.	10
8	40	She raised her head and said quietly, "The Home Stone was in the saddle pack of his tarn.	10
8	131	High Caste daughters in Ar are raised in the Walled Gardens, like flowers, until some highborn suitor, preferably a Ubar or Administrator, will pay the bride price set by their fathers".	10
9	8	I sensed that with me, nominal captive though she was, she was freer than she had ever been before; she was like a naturally wild bird which has been raised in a cage and at last escapes from the confining wire bars.	10
10	113	These gigantic lizards had been bred on Gor for a thousand generations before the first tarn was tamed, and were raised from the leathery shell to carry warriors.	10
11	83	She bent her knees ever so slightly and raised her arms gracefully above her head.	10
12	27	Pa-Kur raised his hand with an imperious gesture.	10
15	102	"You are one of destiny and luck," he said, "raised by the Priest-Kings to do great deeds".	10
17	34	The Supreme Initiate, as he called himself, raised a shield and then set it at his feet.	10
17	35	He then raised a spear and set it, like the shield, at his feet.	10
19	38	When it was raised again, it would bear the body of Talena.	10
19	83	One long, clawlike hand was raised grandly to the heavens.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	14	So standing, the sun upon me, without thinking I raised my arms as in pagan prayer to acknowledge the power of the Priest-Kings, which had once again brought me from Earth to this world, the power which once before had torn me from Gor when they were finished with me, taking me from my adopted city,...	10
4	74	I raised my eyes to the storm, and my spear and shield, and shouted into the storm, my voice drowned in the turbulence of nature, a defiant puff of wind hurled against the forces that seemed arrayed against me.	10
11	76	Beneath the yoke I raised my eyes to her mask.	10
11	97	Thorn's whip hand was raised.	10
11	247	Thorn stepped forward, his blade raised.	10
18	61	My chain of men worked well, and the quota was filled day after day, and when it was raised, it was filled again.	10
19	70	I leaped to the windlass and raised my arms, the darkness of the central shaft looming beneath me.	10
19	93	And then I raised my hands again and standing on the windlass over the shaft, blown by the wind, with the moons of Gor above me, I cried.	10
21	226	As I passed each she boldly raised her eyes to mine and said, "Buy Me, Master".	10
22	227	Humbly she held the cords up for me to accept, her eyes bright, entreating, raised to mine.	10
23	105	Not only slaves of the city raised the banner of defiance but men of low caste, whose brothers or friends had been sent to the mines or used in the Amusements, now dared at last to seize the instruments of their trade and turn on guardsmen and soldiers.	10
23	228	Thus borne aloft, from street to street, in the midst of joyous shouting, weapons raised on all sides in salute, my ears ringing with the plowing song, once a song of the freeholds of Tharna, long since supplanted by the Great Farms, I found myself brought to that fateful Kal-da shop I remembered so...	10
26	109	Who am I to challenge their power? I am nothing; not even a bit of dust, raised by the wind in a tiny fist of defiance; not even a blade of grass that cuts at the ankles of trampling gods.	10

Book 3. (15 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	There was indeed a Tarl Cabot, answering the description of these accounts, who was raised in Bristol, and who attended Oxford and taught in the small New England college referred to in the first book, and who subsequently rented an apartment in midtown Manhattan at dates congruent with the accounts...	10
2	80	Even larl cubs when found and raised by men would, on reaching their majority, on some night, in a sudden burst of atavistic fury slay their masters and under the three hurtling moons of Gor lope from the dwellings of men, driven by what instincts I know not, to seek the mountains where they were bo...	10
5	51	When she raised her head again I curtly gestured her nearer.	10
8	204	She raised her head and her taunting blue eyes regarded me boldly.	10
14	77	The Mul-Fungus, as far as I can tell, is not much different from the fungus, raised under ideal conditions from specially selected spores, which graces the feed troughs of the Priest-Kings themselves, a tiny sample of which was once given me by Misk.	10
15	25	I thrust the torch I carried into a crevice in the wall and, standing before Misk, I raised my arms over my head, extending them towards him.	10
18	100	Briefly the antennae flattened themselves on his head and the bladelike projections snapped into view, and then the antennae raised and the bladelike projections disappeared.	10
19	101	He then raised the limb in what appeared to be a magnanimous, benevolent salute, a wishing of me well in my venture.	10
20	119	The attendant at the wall panel then pressed a button and the entire apparatus raised on its extension arms to the ceiling.	10
26	258	I wondered at the things she said to me for they seemed strange, perhaps more so to my ears than they would have to one bred and raised from infancy as a Gorean, one as much accustomed to the submission of women as to the tides of gleaming Thassa or the phases of the three moons.	10
27	75	Inching forward I saw, on the raised platform at this end of the room, the Mother.	10
27	103	I did not know at the time but Gur is a product originally secreted by large, gray, domesticated, hemispheric arthropods which are, in the morning, taken out to pasture where they feed on special Sim plants, extensive, rambling, tangled vinelike plants with huge, rolling leaves raised under square e...	10
27	267	I raised my blade, resolved to die well.	10
28	28	Al-Ka raised his arm and pointed to the creatures above us.	10
33	163	He raised his voice.	10

Book 4. (19 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	183	"You may ask," said Ha-Keel, "how it is that I, a tarnsman of Ar, ride for merchants and traitors on the southern plains?" "It saddens me," I said, "that a sword that was once raised in defense of Ar is raised now only by the beck and call of gold".	10
1	4	She had been carrying a wicker basket containing vulos, domesticated pigeons raised for eggs and meat.	10
1	33	These barges, constructed of layered timbers of Ka-la-na wood, are towed by teams of river tharlarion, domesticated, vast, herbivorous, web-footed lizards raised and driven by the Cartius bargemen, fathers and sons, interrelated clans, claiming the status of a caste for themselves.	10
1	46	Too in the distance I saw dust, rising like a black, raging dawn, raised by the hoofs of innumerable animals, not those that fled, but undoubtedly by the bosk herds of the Wagon Peoples.	10
5	69	In the center of the wagon there is a small, shallow fire bowl, formed of copper, with a raised brass grating.	10
5	111	"Of course," said Kamchak, "she has been raised to be a fit prize in the games of Love War".	10
6	14	I was astonished, for this girl was dressed not as a Gorean, not as a girl of any of the cities of the Counter-Earth, not as a peasant of the Sa-Tarna fields or the vineyards where the Ta grapes are raised, not even as a girl of the fierce Wagon Peoples.	10
9	114	"I see," he said, "that you were not raised among the wagons".	10
9	352	She looked not too unlike Hereena, and was perhaps a similar sort of girl, raised and trained much the same.	10
13	68	Then he took her braceleted hands and with one hand raised her hands over her head.	10
15	18	He stood as a nomad, in his way baffled at the walls raised against him.	10
16	71	The Turian wells, incidentally, have no raised wall, but are, save for a rim of about two inches in height, flat with the level.	10
16	157	With a cry of rage the hooded figure leaped to his feet, quiva raised.	10
16	216	Though raised in Tyros and successful in Turia, Saphrar the merchant thought of himself as one of Port Kar.	10
17	27	It would probably be a sea-tharlarion, or perhaps several such; sometimes the smaller sea-tharlarion, seemingly not much more than teeth and tail, fluttering in packs beneath the waves, are even more to be feared than their larger brethren, some of whom in whose jaws an entire galley can be raised f...	10
18	76	One of the crossbowmen had leaped to the now dry floor of the marble basin and stood almost beneath me, his crossbow raised.	10
21	14	At last when the wagon had burned and the wind moved about the blackened beams and scattered ashes across the green prairie, Kamchak raised his right hand.	10
26	177	"As you wish," said Kamchak and raised his hand to signal the archers.	10
27	56	As one man the three Ubars raised their arms to him.	10

Book 5. (17 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	5	Cernus of Ar wore a coarse black robe, woven probably from the wool of the bounding, two-legged Hurt, a domesticated marsupial raised in large numbers in the environs of several of Gor's northern cities.	10
4	6	The Hurt, raised on large, fenced ranches, herded by domesticated sleen and sheared by chained slaves, replaces its wool four times a year.	10
5	196	Doubtless there were many slaves in Ko-ro-ba but they would be allowed only to serve those who raised the walls and towers.	10
5	408	"On the ships," said Misk, "humans, and certain other organic creatures, are raised for meat".	10
5	506	In an instant we were surrounded by Warriors on tarnback, the guard, and I raised my hand in the sign of the city, and drew on the four-strap, taking the tarn down.	10
6	60	The victor, on the other hand, turned about and raised his hands.	10
9	115	"I mean they have been raised from the time they were infants in these gardens.	10
9	120	"They are raised in complete ignorance," said Ho-Tu.	10
11	7	The expression "kennels" is sometimes used similarly, but more often it refers to a kind of small, cement cell, customarily about three feet by three feet by four feet, with an iron gate, which can be raised and lowered; similar cells, but entirely of bars, are also common, and are to be found in th...	10
12	191	When the small iron gates were raised, the guard with a whip standing over them, Virginia and Phyllis crawled painfully out onto the iron walkway.	10
17	8	I raised my fist and shook it and her head disappeared from the window.	10
17	366	She lay on her back between his sandals, one knee slightly raised, as though she would flee, and lifted herself on her elbows, terrified, looking up at him.	10
20	107	She raised her horror-stricken eyes to him.	10
22	179	He raised his weapon to his shoulder.	10
22	201	The crossbowman raised his weapon.	10
24	226	I remember among this business arose the matter of more than one hundred exotic slaves from the House of Cernus, the white-robed girls who had been raised without the knowledge of the existence of men.	10
24	520	I raised my hand to the others.	10

Book 6. (24 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	36	I myself, perhaps because I had been raised not on Gor, but on Earth, did not, fortunately in my opinion, suffer from these inhibiting prepossessions; I could use the long bow with, so to speak, no tincture of shame, no confusion of conscience, without the least injury to my self-esteem; I knew the ...	10
5	236	Her left knee was raised.	10
8	82	And Telima had often raised the piping cry of the marsh gant.	10
8	530	* * * * When I raised my head from my hands I felt hard and cruel.	10
8	626	She raised her head and looked up at me, her eyes searching mine, pleading.	10
9	107	One might think that Port Kar, divided as she is, a city in which are raised the thrones of anarchy, would fall easy prey to either the imperialisms or the calculated retaliations of other cities, but it is not true.	10
9	451	She raised her head and looked at me.	10
10	84	I had raised my own flag in Port Kar, for there is no single flag for the city.	10
10	147	It was voted that another dozen covered docks be raised within the confines of the arsenal, that the caulking schedules of the grain fleet might be met.	10
11	407	Even before dawn walls were being raised about the holdings of Henrius Sevarius, and his wharves were being blockaded with ships of the arsenal, while large watches were being maintained on the holdings of the other four Ubars.	10
14	230	But after about an Ahn and a half, when I again raised the glass, I saw that she was not much farther away than she had been when last I had looked.	10
14	298	I ordered the mast raised on the Dorna.	10
14	318	"Thurnock," I said, "let the flags of division and acquisition be raised".	10
15	37	I raised my hand to the cheering crowds.	10
15	147	The kitchen master, in fury, grabbed him by the hair and raised his arm to thrash him.	10
15	388	Then, still kneeling, she raised her hand, head back, insolently to her hair, to remove from it one of the ornate pins, its head carved from the horn of kailiauk, that bound it.	10
15	589	Raised as she had been, in the sequestered quarters of high-born women in the palace of Tyros in Kasra, I supposed it was perhaps the first time that the lips of a man had touched hers.	10
15	762	"You have destroyed me," I cried, "and now I shall destroy you!" I leaped to my feet, whipping the sword from my sheath and stood over her, the blade raised to strike.	10
18	31	The anchors were raised and the yard, on its ropes and pulleys, began to climb toward the masthead.	10
18	393	"I was raised in that house," she said, "with love, though I was only slave, and Samos was to me almost as a father might have been.	10
18	542	He raised his own to strike her but I had my steel beneath his left shoulder blade and had turned again before he could deliver his blow.	10
18	626	Clitus, too, raised his hand.	10
18	819	We saw Ho-Hak, the last to climb over the wall, and we raised our hands to him.	10
18	829	"You raised me as your daughter," she said, "and then, when I became seventeen—" "Yes," said Samos, "you were treated with great cruelty as a slave girl, and then, years later, permitted to escape".	10

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	290	With the electric switch he raised the door for me, and I drove out into the swift traffic, out into the hot August night.	10
4	65	I raised the knife to strike at them, wildly.	10
5	199	When I raised my head the silverish, disklike ship was gone.	10
6	312	The governesses and nurses who had raised me had scolded me, and frequently, but they had never struck me.	10
8	546	"I am a female!" I stood on the rock in the sun before the rushing stream, my arms raised, eyes closed.	10
10	667	"Do not feed! Do not feed!" The beast raised its head, half buried in the sleen's body, meat hanging from its jaws.	10
13	716	I was Elinor Brinton! He raised his hand to the crowd.	10

Book 8. (21 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	547	In changing a sail, the yard is lowered, and then raised again.	10
6	182	"What if there is an objection," inquired Rim, "raised on the part of Verna, and her panther girls?" "We have more than enough slave chains for Verna and her entire band," I said.	10
6	313	Who knew to what heights, in time, might be raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps, in time, it might stand as high, or higher, than the throne of Ar? And might there not come to be, in time, an alliance of Gor's greatest sea power and her greatest land power, and, perhaps, in time, but one throne? We wo...	10
6	1034	She threw herself at me, across the sand, her fists raised to strike me.	10
7	31	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? "Do not go, Master, into the forests," had begged Sheera.	10
7	44	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? The birds carried on above me, as I passed slowly, carefully beneath them.	10
7	125	Who knew, in time, how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? I pushed aside more branches, and leaves, slipping between them.	10
7	407	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? Things were going well.	10
8	1	We Wait in the Camp of Verna There is a Gorean saying that free women, raised gently in the high cylinders, in their robes of concealment, unarmed, untrained in weapons, may, by the slaver, be plucked like flowers.	10
9	319	Together, in our curule chairs, raised above those of others, we might in the house of Bosk have held court.	10
9	339	Who knew how high might have been raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps there might even, in time, have been a Ubar in Port Kar, sovereign over even the Council of Captains.	10
9	341	And who knew, in time, there might have been but one throne of one Ubar of this unprecedented empire? Who knew to what heights might have been raised the chair of Bosk? We would have made a splendid and powerful couple, the envy of Gor, Bosk, the great Bosk, and Talena, the beautiful Talena, daughte...	10
9	342	Who knew to what heights might have been raised the chair of Bosk? But Talena had now been disowned.	10
12	35	Who knew how high might have been raised the chair of Bosk? I laughed bitterly.	10
15	781	Last night, I congratulated myself, I had raised her value.	10
18	459	They cannot sail as close to the wind as the southern ships with lateen rigging, but, on the other hand, the square sail makes it possible to do with a single sail, taking in and letting out canvas, as opposed to several sails, which are attached to and removed from the yard, which is raised and low...	10
18	571	She raised her head.	10
18	596	Tina lay in the sand before him, one knee raised, her head turned to one side.	10
19	188	An hour after his arrival on Tyros, the Rhoda, under my command, raised mast and dipped oars for Lydius".	10
20	71	Two torches were raised.	10
21	57	He stood before the Ubar, his sword raised to strike.	10

Book 9. (23 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	186	Portions of the hymn were taken up by four delicate boys, standing outside the white rail on a raised platform.	10
2	244	Several of these stood on raised platforms, on the right, near the front of the temple.	10
2	327	Many of them were giants, huge men, inured to cold, accustomed to war and the labor of the oar, raised from boyhood on steep, isolated farms near the sea, grown strong and hard on work, and meat and cereals.	10
3	22	One of the men of Torvaldsland raised his ax to strike him.	10
5	317	"Benches!" The two anchor hooks, fore and aft, were raised.	10
6	52	I saw small fruit trees, and hives, where honey bees were raised; and there were small sheds, here and there, with sloping roofs of boards; in some such sheds might craftsmen work; in others fish might be dried or butter made.	10
6	346	Too, from the darkness behind me, and more than forty feet away, on the raised level, I heard the screams of a raped bondmaid.	10
6	348	I had seen her being dragged by the hair to the raised platform.	10
6	495	Then from his chests, within the hall, he had given me a long, swirling cloak of the fur of sea sleen; a bronze-headed spear; a shield of painted wood, reinforced with bosses of iron; the shield was red in color, the bosses enameled yellow; a helmet, conical, of iron, with hanging chain, and a steel...	10
6	519	At the foot of the ground level, which is the sleeping level, which lies about a foot above the dug-out floor, the long center of the hall, on the floor, against the raised dirt, here and there, were rounded logs, laid lengthwise.	10
7	17	He sprawled on the turf and I leaped over him, my ax raised.	10
7	20	Ottar leaped up, laughing, and raised his ax against the delighted girls.	10
7	51	Sa-Tarna is the major crop of the Forkbeard's lands, but, too, there are many gardens, and, as I have noted, bosk and verr, too, are raised.	10
7	331	Four spears were raised, but they did not strike.	10
13	150	Light was furnished from the cooking fire but, too, from torches set in rings on the wall, backed with metal plating; too, here and there, on chains from the beams, high above, there hung large tharlarion-oil lamps, which could be raised and lowered from the sides.	10
13	192	"Could we not," I suggested, "simply leap naked into a pit of venomous osts, or, perhaps, race madly across the plains of the Wagon Peoples during a lightning storm, our swords raised over our heads?" "The trick," said the Forkbeard, "is not simply to walk into the jaws of a larl.	10
13	200	The Forkbeard lifted his head boldly and, smiling, emerged from the side room, at the entrance to which he stopped and raised his hands, saluting the tables.	10
14	116	It is such that it can be raised and lowered by a side chain.	10
16	228	I stood back from the couch, my torch raised.	10
18	74	My ax was raised.	10
18	294	Screaming men, axes raised, emerged from the dust, running, falling upon the devastated Kurii.	10
18	623	Then she turned and, sobbing, laughing, cried out joyfully, "I love you, my Jarl! I love you!" He raised the weapon again, flat side threatening her, and she turned and, laughing, sobbing, only one of his girls, fled to the pen.	10
22	217	The Forkbeard and I raised our hands, in salute, to the men there.	10

Book 10. (8 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	60	But now, in the sun, and the dust, raised by the people in the streets, everything seemed drained of color.	10
5	369	There was dust about, raised by the paws of the animals.	10
12	47	On receipt of this signal a pennon, a victory pennon, was raised on the gate tower.	10
16	239	On its bow, lance raised, I saw T'Zshal.	10
19	170	It raised one long arm.	10
23	167	I saw the pennons of the charge, with his arm, raised.	10
25	103	Hamid, whatever might be his guilt in the matter of the striking of Suleiman Pasha, had obviously fought with the men of the Salt Ubar, and had raised his blade against his own tribe, the Aretai.	10
25	113	T'Zshal raised the lance.	10

Book 11. (17 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	127	In this atmosphere, my blood charged with oxygen, I found that I could detect odors which had eluded me before; it was as though an entire new dimension of experience had suddenly opened to me; yet I suppose it was only that here, in this place, my body did not have reason to fight its world, shutti...	10
1	129	I could see farther and with greater detail than had been possible before in the clouded, contaminated atmosphere in which I had been raised.	10
2	283	He held the spear, with its dependent articles, in his left hand now, and raised his right in a cheerful fashion, palm inward, facing the body.	10
2	474	The bearded man lifted his shield and raised his spear.	10
2	482	In that instant the bearded man, crying out savagely, rushed upon him, his spear raised.	10
3	80	I was a girl raised in a culture predicated on the denial of primate biological realities, a girl from a world in which hypothetically cogent animals denied, denounced and hysterically strove to suppress their own animality, a world in whose social insanity even sexuality had now come to be politica...	10
7	221	In such a companionship the Lady Sabina would have raised caste, and become one of the high ladies of Ti, and of the Confederation.	10
7	1316	He had raised me to the point at which another instant's movement would have precipitated that most incredible and fantastic of sexual experiences to which a human female can attain, that in which she knows herself cognitively and physiologically submitted, fully and completely, absolutely, to a mas...	10
8	154	Sometimes young sleen, following the killing of the mother, are dug out of a burrow and raised.	10
9	813	When I raised them, tied as I was, the softness of their palms was brought against and about the piling, in an intimate clasp.	10
9	1727	"You should keep your guard up," said Thurnus to one of them, who immediately, warily, raised his staff.	10
9	1775	The young men raised their staves, together, to charge upon Thurnus, who turned, to accept their challenge.	10
9	1888	Ladletender, too, raised his arm, his sleeve falling back.	10
14	207	Busebius conducted the visitors, his honored guests, to a private corner of the tavern from which, on the raised dais there, they might well view the room, the musicians, and the dancer.	10
15	135	"Judy Thornton," she said, "—collared! Collared at my feet! Mine! Owned!" She turned in the lovely gown she wore, her arms raised, fists clenched, eyes closed.	10
16	82	The first tier is raised from the floor of the hold by some eighteen inches, providing a crawl space.	10
18	8	I brushed against other girls, and customers, coming and going on the wooden ramps; I managed the tray with care; it is not well to drop a tray; many girls worked at the Chatka and Curla, more than one hundred; I climbed carefully; the ramps have raised, slatted ridges; these are spaced some twenty ...	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	59	She blushed, angrily, hotly, knowing that, as she lifted her hands gracefully to her hair, she raised the lovely line of her breasts, little concealed in the thin livery.	10
3	393	There are hundreds of such platforms, long, raised about a foot from the ground, far more than one could easily examine in a day's browsing.	10
3	925	I thought she might have a tendency at present to be a bit short-tempered or nasty, perhaps having been raised in too luxurious or pampering a background, or from obtaining her way too frequently or too easily, perhaps from fearful domestics or indulgent parents, but I effected nothing critical.	10
4	317	Several raised their fists.	10
6	128	"Have you raised your arm against me?" I asked.	10
7	212	I raised my hands.	10
7	219	Angrily I moved between the buildings and stood in the half darkness of the alley, my hands raised.	10
9	230	Many young slave maidens are raised almost as daughters in a home.	10
11	106	Sorgus emerged from the hall, his hands raised, his sword slung still at his hip.	10
11	565	I knelt her before me, knees wide, back on her heels, arms lifted and raised, her head down, between her bound arms.	10
15	39	"He is my master, not yours," said Arlene, her small fist raised.	10
15	876	"I mean," she said, "like me, a girl born and raised on Earth, and then brought to Gor as a slave".	10
21	17	This is raised above the floor level.	10
35	181	I pushed in the button which was more raised than its fellow on the panel of the device.	10

Book 13. (14 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	399	The guards, behind us, raised the walkway, secured it in place, and swung shut the door.	10
3	106	Too, you should have your arm raised early, that the movement of the sleeve not be audible.	10
6	208	The light anchors were raised.	10
7	178	Uchafu angrily raised the heavy, knobbed stick he carried.	10
34	562	Immediately, frightened, she stood again before me, knees flexed, hands raised above her head, gracefully, the backs of her wrists facing one another, in one of the attitudes of the slave dancer.	10
34	588	"Who is your master?" I snapped, as she stood before me, arms raised, in the attitude of the dance.	10
34	712	The blond-haired barbarian raised her head.	10
34	714	The secret slave, too, had raised her head.	10
53	14	Then we had come, more than two hundred of us, to a fortresslike ruin, on a raised level.	10
53	333	A mighty Kur stood over him, his panga raised over his head.	10
53	426	Bila Huruma, then, breathing heavily, raised his stabbing spear in his dark and bloody fist.	10
53	449	The Kur commander raised his paw.	10
54	108	We do not even know who raised and aligned these stones, forming walls and temples, and laying out gardens and broad avenues.	10
57	75	Beyond this he had been born and raised in Schendi and, accordingly, spoke Gorean fluently.	10

Book 14. (11 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	197	I saw their heads raised, their eyes blazing, their long, dark tongues, triangular, their distended jaws, the two rows of fangs.	10
4	237	An entire structure of myths is then raised to protect the individual from the insight that he was, long ago, when defenseless, mutilated and crippled.	10
7	621	She looked up at me, smiling, her left knee raised, her hands beside her, palms up, in the straw.	10
11	259	Quickly the girl raised her head and, turning about, regarded me.	10
17	164	They had been raised to be such.	10
18	51	She bred and raised tharlarion, and her stables were among the finest in the vicinity of Vonda.	10
19	285	The Lady Florence did not raise hurt, though some were raised on nearby ranches.	10
19	286	Miles of Vonda, for example, raised hurt as well as tharlarion.	10
22	39	"Fear not, Lady Melpomene," said one of the men, one of Ar, who raised his cup.	10
25	209	I felt my bloody, leather-bound fists raised in victory.	10
27	128	Now that certain things, hopefully, are understood, there will be no objection raised to an earlier observation, the utility of slave garments in the way of showing off the slave, so to speak.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	364	That they have come from a negativistic, antinatural world, that they have been raised, so to speak, in a sexual desert, gives them an interesting piquancy in the markets.	10
4	99	One knee was raised.	10
31	4	I, sweating, chained, pressed my bare feet against the flat, wooden slats nailed on the large, raised wooden disk, the treading platform, some five feet above the floor, encircling the windlass.	10
31	6	The gate is raised by muscle power, abetted by two heavy, drumlike weights which partially balance its weight, transmitted to the windlass by means of metal windlass poles, or bars, these being used to rotate the windlass.	10
31	117	"Work! Work!" We had, in the last few days, many times raised and lowered the sea gate.	10
32	359	It would take several Ehn, I was sure, to get the great sea gate raised.	10

Book 16. (4 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	55	I realized that she would have to be beaten as she had, earlier, raised her head without permission.	10
10	72	By the time such a force might be raised in the river towns, of course, the fleet of the Voskjard would have reached the holding of Policrates, reinforced it, and participated in the development of new security arrangements.	10
12	131	"Signal our fellows in the marshes! Let the attack flags be raised!" There was a cheer upon the walls.	10
18	671	She raised her head, looking at the whip.	10

Book 17. (19 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	96	Almost instantly a slaver's man, a whip raised, was upon her.	10
10	27	"Its front is circumscribed, and it does not behave as though raised by the wind".	10
10	29	"Accordingly," said Grunt, "you conjecture that the dust is raised by the paws of running kaiila".	10
10	49	It is not raised, at all, by the kaiila of red savages.	10
10	57	That must be raised by fifteen or twenty kaiila".	10
14	858	I bent down and kissed her on the side, on one of the long welts raised by the whip stroke, one of the blows in virtue of which she was assessed.	10
14	977	He held his right hand in front of his chest, the index finger pointing up, and raised it in front of his face.	10
14	986	He then put his first two fingers together and raised them upward, beside his face.	10
14	1097	I then raised both hands until my fingers pointed skyward.	10
14	1104	I raised my hands in front of my body, my fingers slightly curved.	10
14	1147	I then raised it a few inches from the ground, with a short, wavy motion.	10
14	1209	"In actions of this sort," said Grunt, "our friends of the plains are seldom inclined to leave survivors, but perhaps they did, perhaps, say, some children, to be herded to Waniyanpi camps, to be raised with Waniyanpi values, suitable for slaves, or, say, perhaps, some females whose exposed curvatur...	10
15	51	He raised his right hand to the side of his face, the index and middle fingers extended upwards and held together, the other fingers closed.	10
15	212	With the side of his lance he had touched her left thigh, and then, with the point of the lance, he had raised the hem of her skimpy tunic to her waist.	10
16	126	The man held a shovel, but he had not raised it to defend himself.	10
16	141	It raised one darkly stained paw.	10
16	156	He raised the crossbow.	10
16	209	He had not even raised his shovel to defend himself.	10
16	384	"They will be taken to Waniyanpi camps, and raised as Waniyanpi".	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	45	"It is raised by the hoofs".	10
1	91	I raised my voice somewhat, against the sounds of the beasts, their bellowing and the thud of the hoofs.	10
1	149	As they left they had raised their lances in salute to the young warrior.	10
4	148	In setting up the lodge three or four poles are tied together and raised to a standing position, rather resembling a tripod.	10
9	147	This action, of course, raised the line of her lovely breasts.	10
12	42	I could see the dust it raised.	10
13	208	"It is not like she was born and raised in such a compound".	10
14	274	She raised her head, in the sack.	10
19	132	"The Yellow Knives were standing in the vicinity of a small, raised place, prominent among the Isanna lodges.	10
19	133	On this small, raised place stood Watonka.	10
19	134	On this small, raised place, too, was a stick, surrounded by two circles, a larger and a smaller.	10
23	93	Then the point was raised again, lodging itself again under her chin, holding her head up again, cruelly, that she must look at him.	10
27	2	"The Kinyanpi! They are coming!" Several times in the afternoon had the battle whistles, formed from the wing bones of taloned Herlits, blasted in the air, and the feathered battle staffs raised and lowered, communicating their signals to the combatants, not only to the Kaiila but to the Yellow Kniv...	10
28	28	He had raised his hand to me, palm open, in greeting.	10
28	139	In one, the wrists of one woman were bound before her body, lifted and raised, in the hair of the woman before her.	10
28	224	Again Mahpiyasapa raised and lowered his lance, and then he pointed it toward the enemy.	10
29	54	A Yellow Knife, afoot, rushed upon him, knife raised.	10
44	490	Yellow Knives raised their shields but this did little good for the potency of the stones lay primarily not in their capacity to cut or penetrate but to transmit their considerable force, bluntly, crushingly, suddenly, to the target surface.	10
46	133	Hci raised and lowered his hand.	10
54	324	The expression is related, of course, to the vapors raised by the sun in the early morning, these perhaps, poetically and beautifully, as is often the case in the languages of the red savages, suggesting "the breath of day".	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	540	The head is usually kept raised; this precludes the necessity of a specific command to lift the head; in the head-lifted position she has no choice but to bare her facial beauty to the viewer; too, her least expression may be read; too, of course, she can see who is in the room with her and is thus ...	10
14	5	I twisted to my back, my knees raised.	10
14	30	I crawled to my knees and, with my fingers, parted the opaque cloth which had been wrapped about the cage for the night, before it had been raised to its present position.	10
26	223	She had raised her head.	10
26	227	Could she not keep her eyes from the young master? To be sure, the commonest position for a pleasure slave has her head raised.	10
26	229	Too, the raised-head position well displays the collar.	10
26	240	This observation then, I suspect, sheds some additional light, at least from the Gorean point of view, on the raised-head position of the pleasure slave, namely, that her features are publicly, blatantly displayed.	10
28	150	"On your backs, all of you, on the floor," said the whip master, "right knees raised, hands at your sides, palms of your hands facing upwards".	10
31	129	Startled, wildly, I raised my head.	10
36	622	"On your back," he said, "knees raised, heels on the floor".	10
36	1628	Only my face had been unveiled! Had he seen me naked he might have raised his estimate! Too, suppose he had seen me in a posture of submission or had had me writhe at his feet in slave chains! Suppose he had put me through detailed and methodical slave paces, or had had me bring him the whip in my t...	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	295	I looked to one side, to the ground at the side of the raised platform.	10
2	1597	I wondered if Gorean men could even conceive of a world where sexuality was supposedly shameful, where sex and guilt were pathologically intermingled, where children were raised to suspect and fear their own bodies, where the most natural urges and impulses of human beings were denounced, where guil...	10
6	488	She now stood with the veil raised high above her head with her arms spread.	10
14	455	When it had lifted its head I had raised the pelt, too, keeping it muchly between us.	10
16	12	She looked up at me, gasping, fearful, one knee raised, the palms her hands facing down.	10
16	29	Then I gave my attention to the performance in progress between the tables, on a small, raised platform.	10
16	417	He raised his hand a small way above the table, hardly more than a movement of fingers, acknowledging this.	10
16	515	Lecchio now raised the switch near Lady Telitsia, and Bina.	10
18	338	With the pole, using it as a lever, thrusting it beneath the vat and its large, raised fuel plate, I tipped, and then turned, the vat and plate.	10
21	78	I had then freed the lock bolts, which keep the gate in place once it has dropped, and, by means of a wheel, associated with chains and counterweights, raised the gate.	10
21	169	He raised his arm, signaling to some men on the other side of the garden gate, on the narrow bridge outside it.	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	339	She raised her head, and smiled.	10
4	363	"We took the child in, and raised it," said Genserix.	10
4	432	Yet it seemed she had been, as is often the case with Alar children, raised with much permissiveness.	10
24	460	"I was only going to offer two tarsk bits for you originally," he said, "a standard price for a female infant, but after I had seen your mother, seen her fully, and performing, and under the lash, you understand, and considered how you might have something of her beauty, I raised my offer to three".	10
24	565	She raised her head, regarding him, puzzled.	10
25	1007	There was no reason as far as I could tell that the men of Gor, if acculturated similarly to those of Earth, if subjected to the same debilitating indoctrinations, the same negativistic educations, the same unnatural engineerings, the same calculated underminings of manhood, the same inconsistent co...	10
25	2194	The child, for example, who is not raised with firmness but with a misguided "kindness," not in its own long-term best interest, grows into the conceited, spoiled, selfish, obnoxious, irresponsible, self-complacent, degenerate adult, the demanding, petulant adult, still basically a child, impatient ...	10
26	840	She raised her head, tears running from her eyes.	10
26	1861	She wept, and raised her fists as though to strike me, but then she put her hands down, quickly, frightened, thinking, perhaps fearing that I might not be pleased, and might punish her.	10
29	41	It is generally better to complain loudly and frequently, keeping the fellow on the defensive, so that the very thought of having the rent raised under such conditions would seem an unthinkable, outrageous affront.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	211	I then raised my head, miserably.	10
6	205	I also heard, once, it startling me, a woman's voice, raised, shrill, angry, screaming, scolding.	10
6	258	We strove mightily in our lessons, to be found worthy of being raised to a higher level.	10
6	617	I raised my knees.	10
8	1	The Platform; The Annex to the Sales Barn I sat on the long, heavy, wooden platform, raised about a foot above the dirt, one of several in this exposition area, in this annex to the sales barn, naked, my feet tucked back, near my left thigh, my ankles crossed, my left hand on my left ankle, my weigh...	10
8	54	* * * * I sat on the long, heavy, wooden platform, raised about a foot from the dirt, one of several in this exposition area, in this annex to the sales barn, naked, my feet tucked back, near my left thigh, my ankles crossed, my left hand on my left ankle, my weight muchly on the palm of my right ha...	10
8	115	My head went under again and again I desperately raised it.	10
8	162	In this large room there were also a large number of low, sturdy platforms, raised about a foot above the dirt flooring.	10
8	350	* * * * I sat, waiting, on the long, heavy, wooden platform, raised a foot or so above the dirt floor of the exposition area, it located in the annex to Teibar's sales barn, he of Market of Semris, a dealer in tarsks, as they said, four-legged and two-legged.	10
9	170	The interest of the men who could see me, however, as nearly as I could determine, was on something to my left, and raised above the dirt surface.	10
9	186	I saw Gloria there, on that rounded, raised surface, standing, her wrists over her head, in manacles much like mine.	10
10	678	I raised it from a whelp.	10
13	1068	I put my head quickly to the tiles, as he left, and then raised it.	10
22	95	This may have raised suspicions.	10
29	596	"Very well, then, stupid beast," he said, "I shall do so myself!" He then raised his blade.	10
29	605	If he raised it, even a little, Borko growled, watching him.	10
29	915	The cohort of the small fellow raised his blade and rushed on Mirus.	10
29	981	Hendow staggered to his feet, his knife raised.	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	497	When the section was raised, pulled up against the gate, further protecting it, the inn would be, in effect, sealed off, an island in its small sea.	10
14	193	When the trumpets had rung out there had been, too, from before the citadel, raised the war cries of thousands of men.	10
15	525	Almost simultaneously there were raised thousands of cheers.	10
16	24	On that creneled, raised platform, already in its mount, I could see the long, slim, polished impaling spear.	10
16	79	I proceeded on toward the raised platform over the main gate, where the impaling spear, flashing in the sun like a polished needle, was mounted.	10
16	91	Near the steps to the raised platform I passed two men with long-handled tridents.	10
17	1	Battle; We Will Withdraw to the Landing The bridges of the towers were still raised.	10
17	139	Some of the bridges, but most not, were raised and lowered by ropes.	10
21	136	She raised her head.	10
21	949	The major reason, however, in my view, is that the Earth female, raised in a pathological, neuteristic culture, one in which they are taught to fear, suspect and reject their most basic sexual urges, and their genetically coded depth female nature, find in the natural world of Gor a wondrous blossom...	10
23	219	She raised her head a little, timidly.	10

Book 24. (14 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	110	"Surely there were warning signals, cloth on wandlike rence stems, white, then later red, raised in the vicinity of the rencers' village".	10
17	75	"A standard of Ar, raised above the rence!" cried the voice.	10
17	234	I lowered my body, so that only my head, hooded, was raised above the water.	10
17	265	When I raised my head for air, I felt the small bodies strike my hood.	10
18	218	He now had his left hand raised to his face.	10
18	229	It was raised something like a foot from the marsh.	10
19	881	I raised the blade of the sword a little.	10
19	1170	This time she raised her head timidly.	10
26	61	The boys are raised to be men, and masters, and the girls to be women, and slaves.	10
28	690	The frontal strip was now well in place, lying between her raised knees.	10
46	123	The nearest fellow had hurried forward, his sword raised.	10
47	14	He raised his blade to strike.	10
47	268	Octantius had his hands raised.	10
48	370	He raised the sword and she put down her head, her eyes closed, her teeth gritted.	10

Book 25. (14 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	33	"Lie on your back," I told her, "your arms at your sides, the palms of your hands up, your left knee raised".	10
3	748	Then, the dance ended, men striking their left shoulders in Gorean applause, shouting their vociferous approval, some armed warriors striking their shields with spear blades, she sank to the ground, on her back, breathless, breasts heaving, covered with a sheen of sweat, before her master, her left ...	10
7	167	But now Seremides held forth his hands, calmly, palms down, and raised and lowered them, gently, several times.	10
19	847	There is an interesting type of virgin slave, however, which might be noted, a type of slave bred for its innocence, delicacy and beauty, which is raised in isolated gynaecea without the least knowledge of the existence of men.	10
20	174	She rushed to the new slave, the switch raised.	10
22	793	I then, too, adjusted the cloak so that it barely covered the raised hem of the garment.	10
24	291	I took no note of the raised staff.	10
24	428	I strode to the door, and raised my fist, to pound on it, and then, an Ihn or two later, I would kick it in.	10
25	3	Almost at the same time, weeping with misery and rage, he had rushed into the front room, his staff raised, followed by his four retainers, all seemingly sharing their employer's wrath and indignation, as befitted such fellows.	10
25	86	He then raised his staff against Lavinia.	10
27	129	Lavinia raised her head.	10
27	132	This raised the line of her breasts, and prominently displayed the collar.	10
27	159	"I love you!" He reached down, awkwardly, to lift her up, but it seemed she fought him, struggling, and could not be raised higher than to her knees, and then, he desisting in amazement, she had her head down again, to his feet, in obeisance, and was kissing them.	10
27	561	Similarly, bred slaves, beauties raised on the slave farms for later distribution and sale, would not be likely to possess such skills.	10

Book 26. (20 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	172	My left knee was up, and drawn further back than my right knee, which was also raised.	10
7	69	I put down my head, but raised it again, remembering that I had been given permission to lift it, a permission which suggested that it might be well to keep it lifted, unless otherwise instructed.	10
7	1140	She raised the switch and I cringed.	10
10	245	The most expensive of such slaves, as I understand it, are those which have been raised from infancy in seclusion, kept literally in ignorance of the existence of men.	10
10	303	The rider, now in the distance, moving swiftly, looking back, lifted his arm to the jailer, and the jailer, grinning, raised his whip in salute.	10
11	1621	Some may not have been raised "in caste," some may decline or flee their castes before the initiations, and so on.	10
12	681	'If you do not wish your veil lowered,' said he, 'then let it be raised.	10
13	338	Then the pit master, slowly, reversed the wheel and, bit by bit, raised the cage, until it was level with the wall.	10
13	399	He now raised the cage to a point much higher than it had been at first.	10
24	292	Intruders at its periphery tensed, swords raised, to strike down the first who might leap up, who might try to run.	10
24	393	A moment later I saw a sword raised over her head.	10
24	450	He raised his sword in fury, in frustration, and I closed my eyes.	10
24	762	One tried to stand, just a little, her knees flexed, her hands and arms raised to fend blows, but she was then, blow by blow, stroke by stroke, returned to her knees, and then when another blow fell she cried out for mercy, and threw herself to her belly, her hands over her head, sobbing.	10
31	458	They had not, however, mindful of the proximity of the officer's blade, raised their weapons, either to the pit master, or to the officer.	10
31	583	"Shoot!" The hand of the leader of the strangers raised just a little, preparatory presumably to its sharp descent, doubtless to be consequent upon the issuance of a word of command.	10
37	467	The prisoner had apparently lifted the panels to the urt nest, permitting them access to the walkway, the gate having been raised to permit them, or some at least, into the passageway, the gate then being lowered.	10
37	508	On the other hand, it would presumably be less effective in blocking passages or in providing a barrier which could be, at a word, a command, raised and lowered, from behind which volley firing might take place.	10
37	628	Given its weight, it was unlikely that the slaves could have raised it, even if it had been unlatched.	10
37	1061	The lieutenant did not even see the hands of the man in the water raised to him, supplicatingly.	10
46	647	He stopped at the top of the landing and set me down, steadying me with one arm while he raised the trap.	10

Book 27. (25 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	61	She had failed him, of course, for his consciousness had not been raised.	10
2	119	Certainly his consciousness had not been "raised".	10
2	126	No, his consciousness had not been "raised".	10
6	30	It is raised on this world for its wool.	10
7	143	There was a low, horizontal wooden bar there, raised some six inches above the floor, by means of metal mounts at each end.	10
9	35	Tutina raised her switch menacingly, and the young charge put down her head, quickly, and cringed, but Tutina did not strike her.	10
11	659	Commonly the slave will ask permission to speak, but not always; she may behave in one way before her master if a free woman is present, in another way if only another man is present, and in yet another way if she and the master are alone; sometimes she knows her master delights to hear her speak el...	10
13	444	The tarnsman raised his hand, saluting the flights as they passed.	10
16	814	One of the women being herded through the square, she who was first in the coffle, turned angrily in her chains and seemed about to reply, but the man nearest to her raised his hand, palm open, menacingly, and she put down her head, cringing, and hurried forward, turning her head so that the pressur...	10
17	29	There is little doubt that the average Gorean woman is raised in a culture which is much more open, much freer and much more acceptive of sexuality.	10
18	435	The raised head, held back, makes it difficult for her to know, or guess, the position of the examiner's hands, where they are, and what they might do, for example, how and when she might be touched, caressed, or tested.	10
20	1	Coffled Ellen, choking in the dust raised by the clawed feet of restless saddle tharlarion, stirring, grunting, snorting, coming and going, seemingly all about her, miserable in the heat, shutting her eyes against the dust and glare, the sun burning on her back, weeping, the tears mixing with the g...	10
20	25	She, of course, kept her head raised.	10
21	123	One of the men had raised his head.	10
21	263	Portus Canio raised his head, painfully, angrily.	10
22	467	When she raised her head and straightened her body Mirus had risen to his feet, turned from his interlocutor, and was preparing to depart.	10
23	1	What Occurred Within the Tent and Later Outside of It Ellen was thrown to the rug within the tent, and she raised herself to her hands and knees, blinking, illuminated in the light of the lantern, it too close to her, the only light within the tent, and found herself in the midst of six men, and, w...	10
23	250	She sensed that he raised his hand, but he did not strike her.	10
25	579	The former free woman raised her eyes piteously to the attendant who held her left upper arm in a grip of iron, perhaps then understanding what it was to be a woman and a slave, but he was not even aware of this, keeping his gaze fixed on the attendant toward the top of the stairs.	10
25	904	The auctioneer's assistant then raised his hand, and called out, "Four!" "Four, from my colleague!" called the auctioneer.	10
26	778	When she raised her head, Selius Arconious was looking down at her, in fury.	10
26	977	In a moment, however, he raised his head, and moaned softly.	10
27	3252	He was thus raised somewhat above the level of the encampment.	10
28	281	If he appears in the streets, sword in hand, standard raised, the people will cry out, and rise up.	10
30	159	She screamed, and put down her head, and was struck again, and raised her head and put it back, sobbing, and was again struck.	10

Book 28. (31 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	106	Indeed, they are indispensable in their way; have they not, however unintentionally, secured the foundation of law; have they not, however unbeknownst to themselves, raised from the mire of brutishness, insecurity, and terror the towers of civilization? Surely it is they who must man the walls and d...	10
1	311	They might then be raised for a time in containers, several months, say, or implanted in the bodies of various host mothers, of various suitable species, human or otherwise, for a natural birth later.	10
1	350	Such, it is supposed, would present a normal male with an interesting, unusual, and naive object of desire, one which could be interestingly exploited, and conveniently and ruthlessly ravaged, doubtless to her bewilderment, and consternation, rather like the young female slaves who are raised in iso...	10
1	596	She shrank back, and this pleased the blonde, who raised her hand, menacingly, clawlike.	10
1	709	He then supposed, as we later learned, that she must be a Gorean exotic, in this case a slave who has been raised without a language.	10
1	893	Tarl Cabot supposed that the blonde might be an exotic, in this case a slave raised without a language.	10
1	1256	The male put out his hand and pressed the blonde back who, hands raised, and fingers crooked, was clearly on the verge of attacking the brunette.	10
2	180	Accordingly, most of the meat raised in the Steel Worlds is verr, tarsk, vulos, and such.	10
2	243	They did trouble her, for she was raised to suspect and detest them, but, too, to her unease, she found them troubling.	10
15	29	A hand raised the rock, to use it, hammerlike, to drive the stick downward, through the back of her neck, pinning her by means of it to the ground.	10
17	17	Two Kurii were struck by these objects, one squarely in the chest, and he staggered back and lost his footing, and fell against the wall, and then, scratching at the wall, and turning, he regained his feet, and, in fury, raised his arms and sought to roar, but the sound was odd, half choked, air and...	10
18	228	The sleen, indeed, were now scratching at the earth, and had their heads raised, regarding him.	10
19	45	Immediately the living Kurii raised their power weapons, looking about, alertly.	10
19	57	At first he understood this to be a reference to the beast feeding below, but this conjecture was instantly belied by the feeding beast, for it raised its head suddenly and snarled, menacingly, possessively.	10
19	130	The Kur raised his power weapon.	10
21	268	Some of these were game humans who had been netted in the sport cylinder, but most were killer humans, bred for savagery, raised for the arena.	10
21	436	But there lunged between him and his goal another of the attackers, his weapon raised.	10
21	658	He raised himself from the sand and howled in rage, but then, as though recalling himself to himself, he lowered his arms and retracted his claws.	10
39	58	There was then a paucity of clear targets, as Kurii crouched down behind hurdles formed from their ladder poles, and some behind the large log, which had presumably been intended to batter at the walls or gate of the diminutive citadel, and some huddled behind ramparts raised of their fellows' bodie...	10
43	6	It was heavy, and perhaps few humans could have raised it, but Cabot, who was strong for a human, with a great effort, threw it back.	10
43	223	"Very well, my lady," he said, and raised his arms and roared, and the creature turned slowly about, and moved away.	10
53	156	"They are then brothers?" "Probably not in the full sense in which you think of brothers, being raised together, and such, but the distinction is of genetic interest, and is often regarded as germane to desiderated bloodlines.	10
63	9	Lord Grendel howled in rage, his eyes raised to his far sky, where one could see the heights of the trees descendent, so far above him, visible through wisps of clouds.	10
63	140	The leader of the herd pushed his confreres back with the club, and raised it high over his head, to strike the torn, and bloodied, piece of flesh at his feet.	10
63	157	The remains of Agamemnon's Kurii then raised their rifles, but were almost immediately cut down in a withering torrent of flame.	10
63	159	Archon raised his rifle and brought down one of the two fleeing Kurii.	10
69	105	Guards beside Lord Arcesilaus raised their weapons to slay him, but they were burned alive beside him.	10
72	3	Another Kur raised his head, cautiously, warily, only feet away.	10
76	62	She turned, as she could, to view him, and raised her head to the extent permitted by the leash, it shortened and locked about the lower post ring.	10
77	211	There might be questions raised, as to their provenance, whence they were obtained, such things".	10
80	152	He then raised his hand, lifting it toward the outer gate, well beyond the foot of the long, wide stairs leading upward to the dais.	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	293	Three other such related worlds were the Hunting World, used for Kur sport, the Industrial World, in which its manufacturing was accomplished, and the Agricultural World, in which a variety of crops were raised under controlled conditions, largely by automation.	10
1	295	Humans, and other animals, too, of course, were commonly raised for food.	10
1	297	The "cattle humans" who were raised specifically for meat are herded about and cared for, or relocated, but no longer eaten.	10
2	116	The most common exotic is the virgin slave who has been raised without the knowledge that men exist.	10
3	193	To be sure many tarns are domesticated, so to speak, raised from the egg in the vicinity of humans, taught to expect their food from them, accustomed to harnessing from the age of the chick, and so on.	10
3	556	"They are raised, but are young, and not trained," he said.	10
5	103	I lowered my head respectfully to the symbol, as one might salute the Sardar, but I kept my eyes raised, to keep in view its purveyor.	10
10	273	Pretty obviously the two beasts were domestic larls, probably raised from cubhood, and trained to respond to certain commands.	10
12	284	The tarn raised its crested head to the sky, and then lowered its head, again, for the pleasure of the fellow's touch.	10
18	11	Dust swirled, raised by war and the beating wings of tarns, the gigantic, monstrous saddle birds of Gor.	10
20	4	The six fires had been tended during the night, and the net had been raised and anchored to posts.	10
38	663	Shortly thereafter, the large side port was raised and closed.	10
40	17	The infantry was not attacked, as the shield roof is easily raised.	10
40	170	On the shores of the river, to the left and right, we saw hundreds, perhaps thousands of spears raised.	10

Book 30. (18 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	28	An interesting form of white-silker is the bred slave, raised in the sheltered gardens and housings of a gynaeceum, who is raised with no knowledge of men, until, say, unhooded, say, on an auction block, chained to a man's slave ring, cast amidst the tables of feasting warriors, or such.	10
1	113	The cloaks parted and two crossbows, together, the quarrels set, were smoothly, swiftly raised.	10
3	469	I raised the broth, again, to my lips, surveying her over its brim.	10
3	759	I had been raised in luxury and power.	10
8	21	There it would be weighted, its back rings fitted with draw chains, and the whole fixed in its pulleyed frame, to be dropped and raised, again and again, and, by means of the draw chains, pulled against the ice.	10
8	83	On the other hand, some, seen first beneath the surface, a detectable, sinuous, twisting, moving body, a foot or two below, would suddenly emerge, beside the ship, snouts raised above the surface, with an explosive exhalation of breath, and then a drawing inward of air, these come to open water abou...	10
9	205	The two lower areas had large traps, which must be raised, the first to provide its ramp's access to the second level, and that of the second level to provide its ramp's access to the highest level, the ramp of which led, once the great hatch, some yards square, was rolled back, to the open deck.	10
10	98	From somewhere I heard a number of voices raised in an anthem of Ar, and, but moments later, I heard its answer, a lusty song of Cos.	10
11	78	A tiny head, small when taken in proportion to the whole, surmounting a long, sinuous neck, was raised from the water.	10
12	145	Too, one may hold to the table itself, which is, incidentally, bordered by a slightly raised rim, or sometimes by a small railing, this helping to keep things in place.	10
13	31	Several, on the other hand, possessed daggerboards, which, by means of a slot in the hull, might be raised or lowered, these, when lowered, providing greater stability in open water.	10
14	341	I saw the glint of delight in his eyes, and saw the knife raised.	10
19	41	In her conquest and ravishing she is raised to the stars, if only to be scornfully cast again to earth, he finished with her, to sob her gratitude, and her hope that she might be again, at her master's pleasure, subjected to the enforced raptures of the conquered slave.	10
24	170	The free woman is then thrown to her belly, and a sword is put at the back of her neck, and the arm is then raised.	10
26	139	Supplies were taken aboard by means of baskets on ropes, or by means of the nets, swung out on booms, and raised and lowered by pulleys.	10
36	369	For any who might come upon this manuscript and are not familiar with Brundisium, the pool, when the grating is raised, is accessible from the sea, and may be entered by sharks, and grunt.	10
36	373	The grating is raised, which is a signal to fish in the vicinity that a feeding is at hand.	10
37	273	Then she raised her head, and said, "Sirik me".	10

Book 31. (15 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	222	How had she been raised, or, in a sense, had she been raised at all? In her way she seemed as unsettlingly innocent, and as impatient, occasionally nasty, and possibly dangerous, if crossed, as an urt, or a small, lovely she-sleen.	10
8	647	The brunette who had been seated, her chin on her clasped, raised knees, now rose to her feet and stretched, lifting her hands over her head, and arching her back.	10
21	118	I had had a glimpse of tiny, reddish eyes, a wide head, and a flash of four curved, white tusks, two like descending knives, two like raised knives, on each side of a wide, wet jaw.	10
23	88	His hand was again raised.	10
27	236	"Heads up!" We knelt properly, our heads raised.	10
30	55	In the common nadu, as required in the complex, and insisted upon by Nora, the hands are to be visible and the head raised.	10
30	66	The point of having the head raised is presumably that the beauty of her features may be well displayed.	10
33	146	As I passed the wagons of Pausanias, drawn up within the portal, I noted some of his men inspecting an axle, the wagon raised a few horts from the level.	10
46	17	The beast had raised its head, and peered at us, over a shelf of rock.	10
47	80	He did not seem to notice frowns, and raised fists, nor did he see fit to respond to hissed insults, as he passed.	10
48	94	"Down with the tyrant! Down with Agamemnon!" One of the Kurii near Master Desmond raised a massive paw.	10
48	259	He cried this more desperately, his right paw raised in salutation.	10
48	302	He raised the ax.	10
48	359	He then ran to the dais and leaped upon it, his knife raised.	10
49	322	"If you so much as raised your head in the streets, you would be lashed!" I recoiled under her blows.	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	28	Are they even aware of the deft touches of his whip, that a chin be lifted, an arm raised, a body turned, a leg extended? I am not sure that all of the items, at first, even understand, at least fully, what is being done to them.	10
4	130	Some of these slaves might have been close enough to the raised sales platform, and its torches, to be visible to the items being vended.	10
7	280	It was said they raised nothing, and made nothing, but were brigands without lairs, bandits who looted without risk, men who drew blood with knives of gold.	10
8	167	Her left knee was raised.	10
8	523	I saw the yard being raised, foot by foot, tackle creaking, followed, foot by foot, by its increasing expanse of unfolding canvas.	10
9	32	Pennons were raised on a halyard.	10
9	112	The yard was being raised.	10
10	35	The common military ensign is a metal standard, raised on its pole or staff, bearing its device, and, usually, identifying a unit, whether it be an army, a division, or a company.	10
17	95	Some were natural silk slaves and others had been raised, taught, and trained to be such.	10
31	46	"You saw," snapped Tuza, "she raised her head, before a free person, without permission!" "True," said Darla.	10
38	71	Instantly she raised her head.	10
38	252	Two raised their spears, a common signal of readiness before an engagement.	10
39	17	Her hands were raised, over her head.	10
41	111	I had not even raised my head, so terrified I had been, when the beast had been withdrawn, and had begun to feed, and I had lost consciousness.	10
48	43	My eyes grew wide; my hand was raised before my mouth.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	Tarns were unknown at the World's End and it had been anticipated that their appearance in war would, at least initially, provide the forces of Lord Temmu with a fearsome, unanticipated weapon, the very sight of which might dismay and terrify at least common soldiers, the Ashigaru contingents, commo...	10
6	81	In any event, Lord Okimoto, like many of the high Pani, of family and station, seldom raised his voice.	10
9	80	"The banner of Temmu is raised!" called Ichiro.	10
19	203	We had been raised, substantially, in the same culture.	10
27	18	On the continent, street contingents, raised in times of need to supplement a city's standing troops, commonly make do with knives, clubs, sharpened poles, and stones.	10
42	144	Whereas most commonly the head is raised, that the master may observe the beauty of her features and read her tiniest expression, and note how beautifully her throat is encircled with his collar, some masters prefer the slave's head to be lowered, submissively.	10
46	185	The sword, held in its double grip, held in both hands, was raised, until both hands were literally behind his head.	10