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Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	267	He did not wish to discuss the reason for which I had been brought to the Counter-Earth, nor did he explain to me the comparatively minor mysteries of the envelope and its strange letter.	10
3	114	This would be the normal supposition in any case, but what intrigued me here, perhaps for no sufficient reason, was the complex nature of the expressions involved.	10
6	19	I dropped immediately, for no one without good reason rides a tarn in the vicinity of the tower of a Ubar.	10
6	157	This made me angry, for some reason, though I thought myself well rid of her.	10
8	202	Furious beyond reason, I saw in the grass the discarded slave bracelets, the hood and leading chains.	10
13	39	For whatever reason, the larl will always prefer ruining a hunt, even one involving a quarry of several animals, to allowing a given animal to move past it to freedom.	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	191	Though I have reason to believe he lives.	10
6	12	For some reason neither the fearless hawklike tarns, nor the slow-witted tharlarions, the draft and riding lizards of Gor, would enter the mountains.	10
6	25	As was wise, I avoided cities in my long journey, though I passed several, for to enter a city without permission or without satisfactory reason is tantamount to a capital crime, and the punishment is usually a swift and brutal impalement.	10
7	64	I saw no reason to dispute his opinion.	10
8	82	I scorned to conceal this reason, though the object of my journey I reserved to myself.	10
8	94	For no good reason I began to dislike him.	10
11	84	I gathered that, for some reason, she was eager that I plead guilty to the crime, but, as I was innocent, I refused.	10
13	12	I wondered if I might be the reason that the Tatrix herself was present.	10
14	134	It did not take long for them to understand that the tarn, for whatever strange reason, was not going to attack me, and, whatever they considered my chances, it took only a moment longer to determine that it was my intention to free the bird.	10
16	20	For some reason the bird seemed unwilling to land.	10
20	40	It was for this reason that I had returned to the Pillar, hoping that perhaps the monster might linger in its vicinity.	10
21	151	Yet what other reason was there? Feeling stupid, I told him the truth.	10
21	219	Perhaps she was a troublemaker, or was dangerous to retain for some other reason.	10
23	21	As I watched her yellow hair swept behind her in the wind and regarded the joyful lineaments of her beauty, I was glad that she had not chosen, whatever might be her reason, to clothe herself in the traditional manner.	10

Book 3. (35 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	19	For some reason Cabot never entitles his manuscripts.	10
1	75	The reason for this is not simply that here is a fine market for such wares, since men from various cities pass freely to and fro at the fair, but that each Gorean, whether male or female, is expected to see the Sardar Mountains, in honor of the Priest-Kings, at least once in his life, prior to his ...	10
1	104	For some reason unbeknownst to me they have destroyed my city, Ko-ro-ba, and scattered its peoples.	10
2	94	The most significant reason, however, becomes clear when the role of the last man on the file, who is spoken of as Last Spear, is understood.	10
2	125	For some reason I did not fear death but felt only anger that these beasts might prevent me from keeping my rendezvous with the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
3	68	I forgot about his eyes, for it did not seem important at the time, for some reason.	10
4	108	For some reason Parp now seemed visibly uneasy.	10
4	157	For some reason I laughed and my laugh was the laugh of a warrior of Gor, full and mighty, unafraid, and it roared in the dark and lonely Hall of Priest-Kings.	10
5	90	She crawled and stumbled away, for some reason terrified, until she found herself in the stone corner of the chamber.	10
5	139	I knew that she now feared me, but for what reason I was uncertain.	10
5	143	"Yes," she continued, "I, armed with my beauty, would come to the Sardar and wrest the riches and power of the Priest-Kings from them, for men had always sought to serve me, to give me what I wanted, and were the Priest-Kings not men?" People had strange reasons for entering the Sardar, but the reas...	10
6	7	Undoubtedly there is a common reason underlying these similar arrangements on Gor and Earth.	10
9	110	I did not, of course, tell them my true reason for desiring to come to the Sardar".	10
10	11	I find this incredible, but I have no reason to believe they deceived me.	10
11	104	For some reason this hurt me.	10
12	46	For some reason I unbuckled the sword belt and reluctantly handed the weapon to Misk.	10
13	43	For some reason this annoyed me.	10
14	115	Occasionally after we got to know one another better, he would even allow me to groom him, and the first time he allowed me, with the small grooming fork used by favored Muls, to comb his antennae I knew that he trusted me, and liked me, though for what reason I could not tell.	10
15	50	"I had to design this equipment myself," said Misk, "and for that reason it is inexcusably primitive, but there was no possibility to apply for standard instrumentation in this case".	10
16	38	"That is the reason then for your limitations of their weaponry and technology?" "Of course," said Misk, "but we have allowed them to develop in many areas—in medicine, for example, where something approximating the Stabilization Serums has been independently developed".	10
17	27	The occurrence of the expression on Sarm's translator tape, simple as it was, indicated that he had gone to a good deal of trouble, and that the matter, for some reason, was rather important to him.	10
17	74	"The reason for observation within the atmosphere," said Sarm, "is that it is simpler to get more definition in the signal because of greater proximity to its source.	10
19	69	For some reason I smiled as I considered this.	10
20	2	Although they stood on a transportation disk and this would customarily have been enough to delight both of them, today, and for good reason as I recognized, neither of them looked particularly pleased.	10
28	105	On the other hand I have never truly objected to the title because I had not been long on Gor before I understood, for some reason that is not yet altogether clear to me, that the word "Master" can indescribably thrill a girl when she finds it on her lips, now those of a slave girl, and knows that i...	10
28	183	As soon as it became clear to him that the Muls of the Fungus Chambers and the Pastures, and the Gur Carriers, were coming over to Misk he apparently assumed, for no good reason, that all Muls in the Nest were to be regarded as enemies.	10
28	234	Misk would pilot the craft upon occasion but it was, in fact, rather cramped for him and he could not stand within it, a fact that bothered him no end for a Priest-King, for some reason, becomes extremely agitated when he cannot stand.	10
30	60	Still, for some reason, Sarm had not activated the control net and sent me to do his bidding.	10
30	80	Oddly enough, to human thinking, neither Misk nor Sarm would permit their humans to slay the Beetles, for Priest-Kings, for a reason which I will later relate, find themselves normally unwilling to slay or order the destruction of the dangerous, fused-winged creatures.	10
30	136	For some reason I did so.	10
30	171	I supposed that there was reason for her hatred of me but still I wondered at its depth and fury.	10
30	177	For some reason Vika's attentions to Sarm irritated me and undoubtedly I failed to conceal this sufficiently because Sarm often required this task of her in my presence and, I noted with fury, she seemed invariably delighted to comply with his request.	10
33	156	"It is for this reason," said the man, "that I remain an Initiate".	10
34	125	For some unaccountable reason tears had formed in my own eyes, though I was a Warrior.	10
35	60	For some reason this pleased me.	10

Book 4. (37 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	5	There were apparently two reasons, the official reason and the real reason.	10
9	6	The official reason, proclaimed by Phanius Turmus, the Administrator, and others high in the government, was that those of the Wagon Peoples were unworthy to be entertained in the administrative palace; the real reason, apparently seldom proclaimed by anyone, was that the true power in Turia lay act...	10
1	59	The man who kills one foolishly is strangled in thongs or suffocated in the hide of the animal he slew; if, for any reason, the man should kill a bosk cow with unborn young he is staked out, alive, in the path of the herd, and the march of the Wagon Peoples takes its way over him.	10
2	20	"Freedom without reason is suicide," had said the Priest-King, adding, "Man is not yet rational".	10
2	26	Perhaps if I were successful I might save my race, by preserving the Priest-Kings that might shelter them from the annihilation that might otherwise be achieved if uncontrolled technological development were too soon permitted them; perhaps in time man would grow rational, and reason and love and to...	10
2	52	For some reason they have all worn hoods.	10
5	11	Another time, over a hundred years ago, a wagon Ubar lost the spur from his right boot and turned for this reason back from the gates of mighty Ar itself.	10
7	76	I did not know then, but Kutaituchik and Kamchak had some reason for supposing that the girl might be speaking the truth.	10
7	86	It seemed to me, from what I had learned, that there was no particular reason why Elizabeth Cardwell, and not one of Earth's countless others, had been selected to wear the message collar.	10
8	140	To my surprise Kamchak, for no reason that he explained to me, did not clothe Elizabeth Cardwell Kajir, much to the irritation of other slave girls about the camp.	10
8	204	To my amazement Elizabeth Cardwell, too, seemed rather pleased with the whole thing, though for what reason I could scarcely understand.	10
8	243	The problem of the young man, and perhaps the reason that he had not yet won even the Courage Scar of the Tuchuks, was that he had fallen into the hands of Turian raiders in his youth and had spent several years in the city; in his adolescence he had, at great risk to himself, escaped from the city ...	10
8	269	Tuka, for her part, understandably had reason to envy and resent the young American slave.	10
8	415	For some reason this wench seemed to me rather arrogant, rather contemptuous.	10
8	427	I now gathered that the girl facing me was not a typical slave, and that there must be a very good reason why she should have such things.	10
8	561	For some reason she did not seem afraid but rather, to my mind, incomprehensibly infuriated.	10
8	619	Elizabeth Cardwell, for some reason, looked at me in fury, rather than Kamchak.	10
8	621	Then for no reason I understood, I took binding fiber and bound her wrists before her body, and, as Kamchak had done with the other girls, put a thong on her neck and tied it to the pommel of my saddle.	10
9	284	She laughed, for some reason.	10
11	93	"And it is for that reason," said Kamchak, "that I would not sell you for all the gold of Turia".	10
12	3	I knew that in that wagon, if the words of Saphrar were correct, there lay the golden sphere, doubtless the egg of Priest-Kings, which he had, for some reason, seemed so anxious to obtain.	10
12	253	Aphris, for her part, though the quivas were still available, seemed, shortly after having begun to sleep at Kamchak's boots, for some reason to have thought the better of burying one in his heart.	10
12	291	I saw no reason to hide this from the girl.	10
12	497	Elizabeth had reason to fear.	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
15	27	For some reason this angered me, though, naturally, I was pleased that the wagons and bosk were yet safe.	10
15	81	Also, perhaps for no reason better than his suddenly found hatred for Aphris of Turia, he seemed in no hurry to free the girls from their confinement.	10
16	10	"I cost my master only eleven copper tarn disks," he said, "and so I think he had no reason to be ill satisfied with his investment".	10
16	245	For no rational reason I am sometimes angered when enemies or strangers speak of my hair.	10
17	9	Saphrar was a rich man indeed to have energy bulbs in his home; few Goreans can afford such a luxury; and, indeed, few care to, for Goreans, for some reason, are fond of the light of flame, lamps and torches and such; flames must be made, tended, watched; they are more beautiful, more alive.	10
20	139	She, a girl of the plains, familiar with fierce kaiila, herself a proud, spirited wench, brave and daring, was yet—like many women—utterly for some reason terrified of a tarn.	10
21	139	In answer to her questions I told her the reason for which I had entered the city—to steal an object of value from Saphrar of Turia, which he himself had stolen from the Tuchuks.	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
24	42	"Is that the only reason that so many of Turia yet live beyond the city?" He looked at me, without expression.	10
25	325	Why had he done this, truly? For me? Or for her, as well? If so, why? For what reason? Elizabeth had now finished her wine.	10
26	488	"It was for such a reason," he said, "that we Tuchuks dyed the egg of a tharlarion and placed it in the wagon of Kutaituchik, letting its position be known".	10
27	48	Was it only because Kamchak believed, as he had once said, that the Wagon Peoples must have an enemy? —or was there some other reason, beyond that? Suddenly there was commotion at the door and three men, followed by some others, burst into the hall.	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	93	He had come to the allied city of Ko-ro-ba, and had there found his death, for no reason that was clear to me other than the fact that he had had the misfortune to resemble me.	10
4	104	"I now see," said Cernus, "that there is more reason than I suspected in your desire to rent your sword in this house".	10
5	98	"If I am going to learn your knot," she said, "there is no reason why you cannot learn mine".	10
5	633	She had threatened to invent a knot with more than fifty-five turns but when I had threatened to beat her she had yielded to reason.	10
6	56	For some reason, the man with the whip took the slave's hook knife, unsheathed it, and drew it across the slave's chest, leaving there a smear of blood.	10
13	194	I saw no reason to tell her that this very afternoon, in the arcade of the stadium, I had seen Marlenus of Ar.	10
13	227	Mip, for some reason, seemed to like me, and he spoke much during the evening, as we drank together, of the factions, of the organizations of the races, of the training of tarns and riders, of the hopes of the greens and the other factions, of given riders and given birds.	10
13	264	I looked up and saw the three moons of Gor, the large moon and the two small ones, one of the latter called the Prison Moon, for no reason I understood.	10
14	55	The reason that Elizabeth and I had been placed in the House of Cernus had been because Caprus, according to report, could not obtain the documents we believed must exist in the house.	10
14	57	This was prior to the slaying of the Warrior of Thentis, who resembled me, which had given me independent reason for coming to Ar, and in the guise of an Assassin.	10
14	103	I gathered that those now high in Ar had good reason for such desperate attempts to locate and slay the former Ubar.	10
15	236	I noted, however, that Sura had insisted that the girls not refine their accents overly much, for it must remain clear they were barbarians; further, Virginia and Phyllis were encouraged to slur and lisp certain sounds, it being thought appealing in female slaves; on the other hand Sura, who did not...	10
16	45	The girls, too, would have special reason, as I would, to recall it.	10
17	146	The great bird he rode was no racing tarn but its size, its swiftness, its sureness, its incredible power and ferocity made it a terrible foe in the wars of the suspended rings; indeed, never had it lost; many of the other tarns of the Steels, as well, were not bred racing tarns, but war tarns, ridd...	10
17	231	There was one point, however, in this strange summer which seemed to give me clear and adequate reason to rejoice.	10
18	298	A given thought kept going through my mind, for no reason that I was clearly aware of.	10
18	497	"There must be some reason why you would want me here?" I said.	10
19	28	Those who jeered me or sported with their straps and stones would have little reason for not thinking me slave.	10
20	221	Cernus then, for no reason I understood clearly, struck Sura with the back of his hand, hurling her to the tiles.	10
22	397	The small bow, interestingly, has never been used among tarnsmen; perhaps this is because the kaiila is almost unknown above the equator, and the lesson of kaiilaback fighting has not been much available to them; perhaps it is because of tradition, which weighs heavily in Gorean life, and even in mi...	10
22	398	I suspect, however, that the truest reason is that tarnsmen, never having learned respect for the small bow, tend to despise such a weapon, regarding it as unworthy a Warrior's hand, as being too puny and ineffective to win the approval of a true Gorean fighting man.	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	32	Peasants, incidentally, are seldom, except in emergencies, utilized in the armed forces of a city; this is a further reason why their weapon, the long bow, is less known in the cities, and among warriors, than it deserves to be.	10
1	60	The most important reason for not finding a guide, of course, even among the eastern rence growers, is that the delta is claimed by Port Kar, which lies within it, some hundred pasangs from its northwestern edge, bordering on the shallow Tamber Gulf, beyond which is gleaming Thassa, the Sea.	10
3	69	For what other reason would one go to Port Kar?" For a long time Ho-Hak said nothing.	10
3	84	With the year's rence sold, the communities do not care to lie too closely to one another; the primary reason is that, in doing so, they would present too inviting a target for the "tax collectors" of Port Kar.	10
7	159	I saw no reason to tell her my name was Tarl Cabot.	10
8	817	But she had, for some unaccountable reason, submitted herself.	10
10	276	Those I did not wish, for one reason or another, to free, I sold to other captains, or exchanged them for slaves whom I might free, several of whom, when freed, also agreed to serve with me.	10
11	398	I saw no reason, at the moment, to commit myself to the programs of Samos and the council.	10
15	825	"It was not for that reason that I came here tonight," she said.	10
16	79	"Why, at the feast, when the singer sang," she asked, "did you weep?" "For no reason," I said.	10
18	846	"And it was for this reason, to protect me, one who once had served them as well, that you came to my holding?" "Yes," said Samos, "but also because you had done much for my city, Port Kar.	10

Book 7. (25 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	181	This seemed, for some reason, to irritate him.	10
6	393	For some reason, I was utterly grateful, that this short, lovely girl should be pleased by my name.	10
7	362	There was a special reason, of course, why I was so eager to learn the language.	10
7	502	For some reason the girls did not talk much.	10
8	272	For some reason I was pleased.	10
8	323	That seemed important to them, and they were permitted to do it, for some reason.	10
11	152	Another reason for a master to board a slave at the private pens, of course, is that she might, while there, be given training, or further training, that she might be a more delicious slave to him upon his return.	10
11	483	In the morning I would have even more reason to resent it.	10
11	616	But though I was not as good as Lana, I had little reason to be ashamed of my advances in the arts of the female slave.	10
11	850	Also, recalling that I had been sold for only one hundred arrowpoints, for some reason, irritated me.	10
11	1080	This news, for no reason I clearly understood, rendered Targo apprehensive.	10
11	1088	I had some reason to know that name, Rask of Treve.	10
11	1089	Targo, and others, had even more reason.	10
11	1122	Women, it was said, had special reason to fear Rask of Treve.	10
11	1406	For some reason my thoughts strayed back, to the time when the slaver, Soron of Ar, had passed through the pens, in the company of Targo.	10
12	61	I had more than one reason, too, I reminded myself, to be happy.	10
13	206	In our case, of course, aside from such general considerations, we had a very special reason for destroying the trap.	10
14	282	"Though sometimes, for some reason, the mark of Treve is pressed into her flesh".	10
14	531	It is what she wants and loves! But the major reason for the garmenture of slaves, I suspect, is that the masters enjoy seeing their properties well displayed.	10
15	52	Rask of Treve, by his will, and because, for some reason, he trusted me, set me above them all".	10
15	322	By the attitude of my master, I could see that she was, somehow, for no reason I could understand, a guest in this camp.	10
15	557	But, always, she had, for some reason, forbidden me this permission.	10
15	584	"What if I am simply seized, and my attacker is not prepared to listen to reason?" I asked.	10
15	1294	Then, as the music struck towards its swirling peaks I unaccountably, boldly, for no reason I understood, faced Rask of Treve, and before him, my master, I danced.	10
17	65	And then one night, when the fires were low, for no reason I clearly understood, I begged that I might be permitted to know him.	10

Book 8. (17 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	254	It was for such a reason that we had stopped at the exchange point.	10
4	76	Ubar of the Skies, my great war tarn, for some reason, though he had slain men for this attempt, permitted her, only a girl, to saddle him and fly.	10
4	186	"What was the reason for your rejection?" "I was—was feminine".	10
6	205	It was perhaps for such a reason that the Rhoda had come upriver to Laura.	10
6	491	For some reason I found myself not displeased that this woman was not Verna.	10
6	602	But we suspected that that was not the reason the little she-sleen wore the belt as she did.	10
10	40	"It is for that reason," said Marlenus, "that I do not have you now hung upon a tree".	10
11	147	That was perhaps one reason for putting her in slave silk.	10
11	148	Another reason, of course, was that it pleased him, her master, to see her so.	10
12	158	It was for that reason that I had selected her, from amongst the others, for my pleasure.	10
14	189	It was for that reason that she would be sold in Port Kar.	10
16	111	From time to time, when not satisfied with an answer, or, sometimes, for no apparent reason at all, she would, unexpectedly, strike the blindfolded, bound, cowering Mira with the switch.	10
18	120	There was reason for them to be of this opinion.	10
18	188	It was doubtless for that reason that the palisade was not closed.	10
18	238	For this reason a girl to be whipped is often suspended from a ring or a pole.	10
18	484	There was, of course, another reason why the commander of the Rhoda and Tesephone would keep within sight of the shore.	10
19	55	For whatever reason, Sarus, it seemed, was determined soon, doubtless in the morning, to take his rafts south.	10

Book 9. (15 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	215	But I could still command steel, that of my men, who, for no reason I understood, they Goreans, remained true to me, loyal to a cripple, confined to a captain's chair in a darkened hall.	10
2	115	The Gorean feeling generally is that there is no reason why Initiates, or only Initiates, should live forever.	10
3	60	"It is a good reason," he said.	10
6	352	"That is one reason," said he, "that my hall is not of wood".	10
7	256	For some reason I was uneasy.	10
8	200	"For what reason then," begged she, "have I been taken?" "Are you so cold, Hilda the Haughty," asked he, "that you cannot guess?" "Oh, no!" she hissed.	10
10	300	The girls wore their kirtles as they did not simply that the riches owned by Ivar Forkbeard might be well displayed, the better to excite the envy of others and brighten his vanity, but for another reason as well; the female slave, knowing she is slave, finds it stimulating to be exposed to the insp...	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
10	406	It is a common practice of free women, for some reason, to attempt to make the female slave ashamed of her body.	10
10	506	This is another reason, incidentally, why Goreans favor the enslavement of desirable women; the slave girl knows that she must please her master, and that she will be punished, and perhaps harshly, if she does not; this makes her not only desperate to please the brute who fondles her, but also produ...	10
11	139	That a species laughs bespeaks its intelligence, its capacity to reason, not its goodness, not its harmlessness.	10
11	140	Like a knife, reason is innocent; like a knife, its application is a function of the hand that grasps it, the energies and will which drive it.	10
17	171	Human prisoners of Kurii, incidentally, are usually stripped; Kurii see no reason to give animals clothing.	10
22	181	The collar itself, and the state of bondage, for no reason clear in my mind, commonly transforms even the tepid free woman into an orgasmic marvel of a slave.	10
22	185	The second reason is presumably simple.	10

Book 10. (17 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	725	"For what reason should this world be surrendered to Kurii?" "It seems insane," said Samos.	10
2	157	Though they feel their mark intensely physically, it is felt, interestingly, even more intensely, more profoundly, psychologically; not unoften it, in itself, radically transforms their self-images, their personalities; they are then only slaves, not permitted their own wills, rightless, at the bidd...	10
2	181	There was another reason I had brought Miss Blake-Allen, as we may perhaps speak of her for purposes of simplicity, to the Tahari districts.	10
2	563	"By the way," I asked the officer, casually, though it was my main reason for visiting his office, "there was a girl of interest to me who, I understand it, was named Veema, and was at one time one of your guests.	10
3	146	But yet, for some reason, he had fought his way, presumably eventually on foot, dying, through the desert, toward civilization, to warn someone, or something, of a steel tower.	10
5	27	I had made certain I knew, within marketing ranges, the values of the stones, and what, within reason, they would bring in weights of pressed dates.	10
5	73	That was one reason I had brought the former Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen with me.	10
7	45	There seemed little reason to beware of such a nonentity.	10
7	674	I had a special reason for wishing to delay my escape some quarter of an Ahn.	10
11	331	It may be appropriate here to mention that the reason that Hammaran came to Red Rock seventy years ago is not even known, by either Aretai or Tashid.	10
11	412	Few men, without good reason, enter the dune country.	10
14	387	Sometimes, for one reason or another, it is useful to separate or isolate given girls; too, it common to secure slaves at night, and the alcove makes this a simple matter; a single guard, with a lamp, can check a hundred girls in a few Ehn; too, if one is not in her place, it is easy to know instant...	10
15	161	As it now turned out, and we had no reason to doubt the kennel master, none at Klima could serve in this capacity.	10
21	60	It was for that reason that he had been driving us both.	10
23	115	The reason for this is interesting and simple.	10
24	105	Once she had served Priest-Kings; then, later, she had well served others, the Kurii and their agents; I watched her comb her hair; now I suspected she was for most practical purposes useless in the politics of planets; but she had been spared; I watched her movements; I smiled; I, too, would have s...	10
26	472	The second reason a man accompanies the girl is to be the caller.	10

Book 11. (22 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
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
2	694	Under his gaze, for no reason I clearly understood, I put my head down.	10
2	1124	Further, I wanted to please him not simply from fear but also, incredibly perhaps to your mind, out of an inexplicable gratitude for his dominance, which, for no reason I understood, and in spite of my Earth conditioning, I found glorious.	10
3	84	I think the major reason I so failed to impress the men at the camp of my captor was because at that time I had not yet been taught to come alive as a woman.	10
3	470	I thought of the boys with whom I had gone out on Earth, those immature young men, many of them rich and well-placed socially, whom I had accepted as escorts and dates, often for no better reason than to display my unusual popularity before the other girls in the school.	10
3	533	The reason, in the north, that the dina is called the slave flower has been lost in antiquity.	10
4	499	It was for that reason that the referee had administered his admonitory stripe.	10
4	931	The major reason for this is the steel collar, which, obdurately encircling her neck, read, promptly identifies her master and his city.	10
5	326	Perhaps she had fled from the camp? Perhaps, for some reason, she wished to flee the match with Thandar of Ti, whom I understood she had never seen.	10
6	52	Yet, apparently, for no reason I clearly understood, I was becoming more provocative and stimulating to men.	10
7	54	Whatever be the truth of these intricate geopolitical matters, it seems clear that Marlenus, for whatever reason, does not see fit to encourage the growth of the Salerian Confederation.	10
7	629	Girls are usually sold under a name, it being easier then for the auctioneer to refer to them; too, for some reason, the intensity of the bidding often increases when a named girl is being vended; it makes, I suppose, the buying and selling much more exciting and personal; "See, Generous Buyers, the...	10
9	90	Or, perhaps it was merely that the last wrist-ring had then been open, I being left in Tabuk's Ford, and thus there was no reason for her any longer to be excluded from the coffle.	10
9	92	Sometimes masters punish us without explaining the reason.	10
9	94	Sometimes, perhaps, there is no reason! We are so much at their mercy! Beside my knee, in the dirt, there was a pan of water, and one of wet meal.	10
9	234	Then I had been brought to Gor, and had discovered that I was beautiful, truly beautiful, and that such as I might well belong to glorious, male beasts who would relish and treasure us, and master us! Was I a pleasure slave? Could I be a pleasure slave? I had been an excellent student at an elite gi...	10
9	594	Indeed, she could be subjected to such a lashing for no other reason than that it pleased the master to do so.	10
9	1054	To be sure, the rope collar was unpleasant, and for that reason I did not like it, but, on the other hand, I, a slave, was naturally desperately eager to please Thurnus, who was my master.	10
26	59	Often, in the bath, for some reason, she would speak of men and her contempt for them.	10
27	385	And my presence, unseen, may have been for that very reason more subtly, more insistently, obtrusive.	10
27	430	I had little doubt that the small beauty, Slave Beads, was the reason.	10

Book 12. (25 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	Should he discover the weakness of the Priest-Kings, or construct a depot adequate to fuel, to shield, and supply the beaching ships, there seemed little reason to suppose the invasion would not prove successful.	10
2	95	For some reason it is almost impossible for a woman not to stand beautifully when she wears slave livery and is in the sight of men.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
3	676	The position, however, for some reason, was thought by Centius of Cos to be intriguing.	10
4	514	Oddly, for there seemed no reason for it, I found myself thinking, in a mentally straying moment, of the herd of Tancred, and its mysterious failure to appear in the polar basin.	10
8	139	"Do you think a woman cannot be a mercenary?" "No," I said, "I see no reason why a woman cannot be a mercenary".	10
13	59	For some reason, ridiculous as it was, I felt cheered up.	10
13	68	It had been for much the same reason that I had delayed broaching to Imnak the nature of my mission in the north.	10
14	63	"Perhaps she will listen to reason," I said, hopefully.	10
14	162	Imnak, for no reason that was clear to me, scouted about and located another snow sleen.	10
15	430	Indeed, some rather plain girls are, for no reason that is clear to me, tormentingly attractive, intensely desirable".	10
15	499	The second reason for the bliss of many slave girls, that sequent upon the appropriateness of bondage for the beautiful woman itself, her female joy in being made to be true to herself, slave, was that, given the flesh transactions in a given city, sooner or later, masters tended to find girls who w...	10
15	505	She must serve him with a perfection which would stun and startle other girls; if she should fail in any way, even in so small a way that the lapse might be overlooked in the case of another wench, or bring perhaps no more than a mild word of reprimand, she is likely to be tied at the slave ring and...	10
15	726	"In very few," I said, "and for a very good reason".	10
15	734	Similarly a girl who is only average, generally, so to speak, may, at the very glance of a given master, one who is special to her for no reason that is clear, become so weak and paga hot that she can scarcely stand".	10
15	806	There is no longer any reason.	10
25	129	This was not only to consider the terrain as it might appear on a return journey, something I had learned from Imnak, but for another reason as well, one held in common by warriors and red hunters.	10
27	152	The general reason for the tunnel dimensions is to prevent wear and tear on mittens and clothing, which can be a very serious matter in subzero temperatures; a needle and thread in the arctic can be as important as a knife and a harpoon.	10
30	32	I saw no reason for a mirror in such a place.	10
30	40	The reason why men do such things, I think, however, is not because of the women, or the gold, but because they enjoy it.	10
31	253	Sometimes it seems to happen for no obvious reason; sometimes it happens when a nondominant is humiliated and worked beyond his level of tolerance.	10
31	255	This occasional, almost inexplicable transformation of a nondominant into a dominant is the reason our biologists differ as to whether our species has three, or four sexes".	10
35	323	There is reason to believe he may now be within the complex".	10
35	453	Has she not always been the more easily distracted by golden apples? But perhaps the reason is more simple.	10
35	1313	That was one reason the Kurii were interested in Gor.	10

Book 13. (45 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	214	"There was good reason to speculate that the Cartius entered the Vosk, by way of Lake Ushindi," I said.	10
1	218	"And until the calculations of Ramani, and the expeditions of Shaba and Ramus, who had reason to believe otherwise?" "The rain forests closed the Cartius proper for most civilized persons from the south," I said, "and what trading took place tended to be confined to the ubarates of the southern shor...	10
1	605	Secondly, given the secretive nature of the rings' inventor, Prasdak of the Cliff of Karrash, I suspect there is an additional reason which mitigates against the dismantlement of the ring and its consequent reproduction".	10
1	710	"Doubtless there is a reason," said Samos.	10
2	38	They would not understand a world in which dirty jokes had point, a world in which a woman's attractiveness was supposedly a function of the utilization of certain commercial products, or a world in which men and women were taught that they were the same, and in which they attempted to believe it, a...	10
4	5	"There seemed no reason to ring it earlier," said the man.	10
4	35	There was reason in what he said.	10
4	892	There was no particular reason to wait to Schendi before buying a girl.	10
5	199	It was for this reason that I had had her seldom train with the barbarian.	10
5	215	In a sense there had been no reason.	10
5	216	One does not need a reason to strike a slave.	10
5	217	But in another sense, in the training situation, there had been a reason, that she was subject to discipline, and that it could be meted out by the master purely at his whim or caprice.	10
5	507	Sometimes when a woman is freed, for one reason or another, as can happen upon rare occasions, she becomes, sometimes after an initial elation, restless, and later, miserable.	10
5	619	Ulafi, for some reason, seemed eager to reach Schendi.	10
6	560	This is one reason for the importance of the port.	10
6	574	This infertility of the soil is a major reason why population concentrations have not developed in the Gorean equatorial interior.	10
6	579	The reason for the great amount of rain in the equatorial regions is, I suppose, clear to all.	10
7	66	It had not been for no reason that I had seemed to express interest in the thick-ankled blonde.	10
11	218	For some reason, it seemed, she hated her.	10
11	257	It was for this reason that they were forbidden by the codes.	10
12	117	We speculated that you would discover or reason out the girl's role in our business and try to use her as a lead to find us.	10
14	235	"Is there any rational reason?" I asked.	10
15	164	Actually I was not eager, for a personal reason, for Shaba to deliver the ring.	10
29	40	That a slave has irritated one in the least particular is, of course, more than enough reason for striking her.	10
29	41	Indeed, one does not need a reason for striking a slave.	10
29	52	"Surely one needs a reason for striking a slave," she said.	10
29	72	"Do you still think that a master requires a reason to strike you?" I asked.	10
29	158	"That a master requires no reason, to put me under even the harshest of disciplines".	10
29	180	"He needs no reason," she said.	10
29	182	"But a man, commonly," she asked, "would not hurt me or abuse me without a reason, would he?" "He may do so, if he wishes," I said, "particularly in your training, but, of course, normally he would not do so.	10
29	188	You must understand, of course, that if you are displeasing in the least particular that will be a sufficient reason for him to put you under whatever discipline he desires".	10
32	330	The reason for that, however, is not that the sleen is an animal and the mathematician is not, but rather that the mathematician is better at algebra than a sleen.	10
32	556	At a given point, perhaps determined by their priests or chiefs, for no reason that is clear to us, the population, it seemed, had abandoned the city, marching away into the jungles.	10
32	646	They were not angry with him for interfering with their ceremony, for literally stopping it, but somehow, for no reason I understood, with me.	10
32	1077	I saw no reason why the blond-haired barbarian might not be similarly ornamented.	10
32	1160	"But I wanted to please him, too, for another reason," she said.	10
34	207	"There is another reason, too, for securing a slave at night," I said, "for example, for locking her in her kennel or, if she is to be kept out-of-doors, chaining her to a ring in your courtyard".	10
34	650	One reason for supposing this to be the case is that a girl's growth in certain forms of dance skills does not follow a normal learning curve.	10
34	819	I once saw a girl in her chains dragged from the very market block and raped in the aisle for no other reason, apparently, than that the auctioneer had mentioned that her name was Helen.	10
44	143	They wished me, for some reason, to leave her there, helpless, unable to free herself, lying there at the mercy of the jungle, surely either to starve or thirst to death, or, more likely, to fall victim to some new predator.	10
49	81	"I think you are right about ourselves not being the object of the drums' call," said Kisu, "and for the reason which you gave.	10
52	162	"Doubtless for the same reason you, too, seek him," I said.	10
53	113	"And that," he said, "is the second reason I took the ring".	10
53	159	"When I fled there would be no reason for Msaliti to plot his death.	10
54	61	"He did not expect to survive, for some reason.	10

Book 14. (31 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	41	If she were not to be whipped and chained, and disrobed and raped, as might be the others, and for no obvious reason, such as being the favorite of one of the keepers, a reason a slave girl can understand, then puzzlement, and perhaps even consternation and dissension, might soon manifest itself in ...	10
29	73	"But for what reason, Jason," she begged, "for what possible reason?" "He knows you," I said, "and he is familiar with various matters known in Vonda and within her vicinity.	10
1	130	I felt then that perhaps, truly, she did wish to speak with me, though for what reason I could not conjecture.	10
1	526	There was no reason for the officers to disbelieve him.	10
1	781	Indeed, it suddenly struck me as not only strange that she had addressed this question, presumably a rhetorical question to me, but, too, that this was precisely the sort of thing which, for no reason I clearly understood, women of her political persuasion spent a great deal of time, excessively in ...	10
1	902	If the women, for some reason, wished us to be just like women then we would have to do our best to be just like women.	10
1	910	For some reason, it seemed, he wished for me to remain outside the cab.	10
1	1065	For some reason I was furious.	10
5	192	Sometimes, for some reason, I seem to forget that you are only a male of Earth, and a slave".	10
7	26	I was not even, for some reason, miserable that I had been brought to Gor.	10
7	69	The greatest reason I was not more discontent than I was, I think, was simply that I had come to a world such as Gor.	10
7	509	That, I think, is the second reason I had not been hitherto alert to Lola's needs.	10
7	531	The girl of Earth would discover her sexuality on the planet Gor, or her master's whip would know the reason why.	10
7	561	I then realized, to my chagrin, that another reason I might not have been alert to her needs was because of my fear.	10
7	611	She may be struck with or without reason.	10
7	612	Usually, of course, the master would have a reason, however trivial it might be.	10
7	613	Sometimes, of course, he may strike her with no obvious reason whatsoever, even one which is trivial.	10
7	614	This serves to remind her that she is a slave and that no reason is needed to strike her.	10
11	381	"There is another reason, too, why I did not let you kiss me," she said.	10
12	492	Perhaps many knew only that, for some reason that was not clear to them, they were excited and thrilled.	10
16	21	The welfare of a larger number of individuals, as the Goreans reason, correctly or incorrectly, is more important than the welfare of a smaller number of individuals.	10
16	76	Yet, in spite of the gruff, authoritarian way in which they might be handled, and the rude, peremptory fashion in which they might be addressed, women, and high-caste women, for no reason that was clear to me, flocked to his shop.	10
18	61	For some reason he seemed pleased.	10
18	148	Doubtless that is the principal reason for its height.	10
19	189	For some reason, Telitsia would often so address me, though I were naught but as she, a mere slave.	10
19	194	The mistress had, for some reason, decreed that she be sold.	10
22	227	I was curious as to what the reason for that might be.	10
25	34	For no reason that was generally clear to her employees and slaves she had claimed to be currently indisposed, and had chosen to remain in seclusion in her house.	10
32	24	"Yes," I said, "but, too, there was another reason".	10
32	191	Nor is there any reason they should; they are not free women, inert and ignorant, jealous of their freedom, determined to retain their personal sovereignty under any and all conditions, women occasionally, one supposes bravely and nobly, submitting to, resignedly enduring, the boredoms of perfunctor...	10
34	179	That is one reason to keep them in collars.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	28	The third reason is a more Gorean reason; it is that many, perhaps most, slave raids, as opposed to major attacks on cities, have as their principal object not the acquisition of free women, who are commonly well protected, but rather of slaves.	10
1	290	For some reason I was angry with her.	10
1	345	The reason is simple though she may not suspect it for some time.	10
4	146	Now, however, for an independent reason, I was pleased to have worn the mask.	10
4	313	"I have a reason for permitting you that much," I said.	10
9	165	And how dismayed she had been to have been come upon in the restaurant by two of those she so feared, two of her fellow students, gross, mulelike females, politically sanctimonious, smug in dogmatism and power, examples of the ideologically obsessed mediocrities whose intent it was to turn a univers...	10
14	68	Interestingly, for no reason I clearly understood, I bought two sets of certain articles.	10
18	40	"Is there any reason to suppose that that is true?" inquired Tasdron.	10
21	17	How could such a woman, so feminine and beautiful, not have been a slave? Surely the men of Earth are not such fools as to allow such desirability out of their collars? Do they not wish to own them? And if they do wish to own them, why do they not do so? A second reason has to do with the readiness ...	10
24	122	He who denies a woman her right to serve man, and particularly in such small ways, denies to her a portion of herself; that man is not only a fool, for he is the natural recipient of such attentions, but he is cruel; such a denial, too, can make a woman ashamed to seek sexual gratification for such ...	10
24	424	I think they did not wish, for some reason, to sell too many Earth girls in a given market.	10

Book 16. (19 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	162	Indeed, anything, for whatever reason, or without a reason, may be done to a slave".	10
21	803	"And," she said, "I think I now understand, which I did not at the time, that there was another reason, a deeper reason, scarcely realized, if at all, for making myself up and dressing as I did for our meeting".	10
8	303	A second reason, however, I suspect, why Earth girls make such astoundingly desirable slaves, is their background.	10
8	319	Briefly put, the second reason that Earth girls make such astoundingly desirable slaves is that they have been, in their Earth years, subjected, in effect, to sexual and emotional starvation.	10
11	151	Perhaps this is the reason that magistrates tend to frown upon the practice.	10
15	44	"And never before," said Callisthenes, "have the cowards of Victoria had this much reason to be so fearful.	10
17	103	For that reason I suggest, if you are interested in her, that you give her, for your use of her, another name".	10
18	342	"I gather that it pleases you, for some reason, to have me kneeling before you, naked, and as your slave.	10
19	402	A third reason why girls tend to wear their collars with pleasure and pride, aside from the attractiveness of the collar and its seductiveness, is seldom mentioned.	10
20	34	For the last few days I had been boarding Shirley at a kennel in Victoria, but I had had her brought home this evening that she might help with the serving, and for another reason.	10
20	299	Security against, say, escape or theft, is only one reason.	10
20	303	She may also be chained for so simple a reason as that her master merely chooses to do so.	10
20	323	Imagine if they were put in them! The chain, like the rope and the strap, and the whip, even when they have no reason to believe they will ever be used on them, speak on some profound level to women.	10
20	585	But, for whatever reason, and this seems almost incomprehensible to one from Earth, the cities are thus, on the whole, respected, and beautiful.	10
20	1004	The major reason for this, interestingly, is not that they might be offended or outraged, but for their own protection.	10
20	1376	"The first reason," I said, "was for your own instruction.	10
20	1389	"I do not want my slavery to be softened," she said, "for any reason".	10
20	2091	"Doubtless I am now to be unchained," she said, "that I may attend to my domestic labors, clearing the table, and such, but then, perhaps, it was not for that reason that Master chained me so helplessly.	10
21	756	On Earth I supposed that a girl might be proud of a man for the simple reason that he was strong enough to be her master.	10

Book 17. (29 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	109	"There is another reason, a recent reason, why girls are so cheap in this area," said the young man.	10
13	501	But they were not aware, of course, of the reason for my lack of promptitude, which reason, naturally, I dared not confess to them.	10
19	481	"I cannot fight you, for a reason which you cannot understand," said Canka, "but these others, my friends, the All Comrades, do not have this reason".	10
1	224	"They must, for some reason, want the help of men," I speculated.	10
1	245	Such things, I had reason to know, could move with surprising speed.	10
1	958	The reason for these different orientations is particularly telling at close range, before the arrow begins to turn in the air.	10
1	1225	Further, we find little reason to believe that the artist could have been, or would have been, mistaken about the nature of those events, at least in their broad outlines".	10
5	174	But they would have no reason to suppose him in the vicinity of the Barrens.	10
8	78	They reason, I suppose, that the master can manage, feed and train the girl, once he owns her, according to his own pleasures.	10
8	89	He seemed to be buying them for some other reason.	10
8	161	She knew little more than the fact that she was being displayed before men, though for what reason and to what end, I conjectured, she scarcely dared speculate.	10
8	930	This suggested to me that he expected girls, for one reason or another, to be subtracted from the chain.	10
8	1133	"But there is, of course," he grinned, "another reason, as well".	10
9	99	He had chosen, for some reason, to spare her its stroke.	10
12	72	"It was for this reason," said Grunt, "that I left them in the camp".	10
13	419	"She may have dressed you as she did," I said, "and treated you as she did, and made you do the things you did, for a very good reason".	10
13	1533	"All the more reason to bind or chain you," I said.	10
14	189	Its primary value, and there is little other reason for permitting the slave to assume it, is to lead her to believe, and hope, that she may be accorded some tiny particle of dignity or respect, an illusion which then, to her shame and humiliation, may be totally shattered by the master.	10
14	455	Another reason for bringing white female slaves into the Barrens in tunics is that this, apparently, in the eyes of the red savages, seems to certify them as authentic white females, so to speak, namely, females from the far-off "white world," women from the distant white civilizations.	10
14	722	"Before the Teaching one must surrender one's reason," she said.	10
14	829	"I was given the name at puberty and, for some reason, it was never changed.	10
14	900	This was also, doubtless, the reason he had encouraged me to take my time with the new girl, which I had, that they not be disturbed.	10
14	1242	"It was for this reason that I sought you out," I said.	10
16	240	"What of your reason?" I asked.	10
16	241	"Do you have any use for it?" "Reason is very precious," said a fellow.	10
17	345	If she cannot even function at the paws of a kaiila what should one expect in one's own furs? If she cannot even do well with an animal, what reason is there to expect that she could do better with a man? The most significant aspect of this test, of course, is that it gives masters a means for deter...	10
17	474	We reason with them," said another.	10
17	609	The pseudobelief is not assailable by evidence or reason, even theoretically.	10
19	289	In this, for some reason, he had protected me.	10

Book 18. (29 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	217	A slave, of course, can be quirted for any reason, or for no reason.	10
1	94	"Sometimes, for no clear reason," said Grunt, "it will move, and more or less swiftly.	10
1	95	Then, at other times, for similarly no apparent reason, it will halt and graze, or move slowly, gently grazing along the way".	10
1	390	I suspected that the reason that Hci had never been given the command of a raiding party was not because he was not admired and liked among the Isbu, nor because his trail and war skills were not respected, but because his judgment was not trusted.	10
4	21	A given individual may, for example, for one reason or another, not want others to know that a given woman is his slave.	10
4	115	This type of pleasure, commonly denied to the free woman, is probably an additional reason why they tend to hate their helplessly embonded sisters.	10
7	599	"It would be for such a reason that you would take the Yellow-Knife slave with you," said Hci, looking at Iwoso, "to converse with them".	10
9	54	Indeed, for the afternoon, or, I supposed, until, within reason, I chose to return her to the lodge of Canka, she was, for all practical purposes, my own slave.	10
9	69	That is perhaps another reason why free women so hate their vulnerable, embonded sisters.	10
9	76	The reason for this is clear.	10
9	245	The liberties, in certain senses, permitted to slave girls doubtless constituted an additional reason why free women so hated and envied them.	10
9	676	"But until I choose, within reason, to relinquish you," I said, "you are still to me as my slave, are you not?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
14	182	The reason that Waniyanpi breeding takes place in a maize field, incidentally, seems to be that, in the medicine beliefs of the red savages, the example of their breeding is supposed to encourage the maize to flourish.	10
14	194	"What is the second reason?" I asked.	10
14	226	I rather, for no reason that was clear to me, liked Pumpkin.	10
14	372	They pervert their reason.	10
18	284	I then, for no reason I clearly understood, turned my steps toward the lodges of the Isanna.	10
18	334	"But I have reason to believe that the three men with your father, the Yellow Knives, are not as they seem".	10
22	230	If I, for one reason or another, cannot have these extraordinary pleasures, then neither, too, shall anyone else, so to speak.	10
27	102	The majority of the Kinyanpi, for some reason, it seemed, had been held back.	10
37	439	Most women, for some reason, stand in mortal terror of such things.	10
37	483	It is for such a reason that the larl commonly crouches when stalking prey.	10
39	67	I did not see any reason to tell her that slaves are the most treasured, despised and loved of all women.	10
39	390	I had not seen any reason, earlier, to point this out.	10
40	246	"Why have you come here?" "Surely the pleasure of sharing a kettle with friends is reason enough," I said.	10
40	684	"Have I given you any reason to believe that I might accept you as a slave?" "No," she said, keeping her head down, "you have not".	10
56	67	"It was for this reason that my comrade sought me here, at great risk," he said.	10
56	88	"Surely it was not for that reason that you came to the Barrens," he said.	10
56	90	"Nor was it for that reason that I had the story hide transmitted to the west".	10

Book 19. (24 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	58	That is not the major or primary reason you were brought to Gor, but it was the minor or secondary reason.	10
3	790	"For the usual reason for which an Earth female is brought here," he said.	10
4	50	This omission seemed puzzling to me, from what I had learned of Gor, particularly in the case of a free woman of so lofty a station as a Tatrix, but I saw no real reason for objecting, particularly in the warm weather of Corcyrus.	10
4	77	At any rate, whatever might have been the reason, the people, reassuringly, from my point of view, seemed neither scandalized nor surprised by my lack of a veil.	10
4	359	At certain Ahn I was expected to be in the public rooms of the palace and, at others, even at the ringing of palace time bars, for no reason I clearly understood, I was expected to be in my quarters.	10
5	67	He, I trust, may be expected to see reason and acknowledge, however reluctantly, the justice of our cause".	10
6	215	He need not know that I often, for no reason I clearly understood, in the loneliness of my quarters, slept at the lower end of the great couch, near the slave ring, and sometimes, seemingly almost unable to help myself, had slipped from the couch and knelt beside it in the darkness, and lifted it, a...	10
6	377	I had formed the habit, for no reason I clearly understood, of sleeping near the foot of the couch, near the slave ring.	10
13	90	It seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course.	10
16	370	Doubtless he had stopped there for a reason, probably one of the inn slaves, girls who, for an additional fee, are supplied to the guests, to see to their needs and comforts.	10
17	96	For some reason Ligurious had seemed to think it fitting that I be kept that way.	10
20	71	I did not see any reason to tell her that I had, yesterday, knelt behind him and licked at the back of his knee, begging his touch.	10
20	72	Similarly I did not see any reason to tell her that it had been denied to me.	10
21	27	An additional reason for keeping to the road was that I thought, on the hard, wet surface, it might be more difficult to follow my sign, if sleen were later used.	10
21	51	There was another reason I was retracing our steps on the Argentum road.	10
24	241	If they are not the masters will wish to know the reason why.	10
31	70	"And so now you grasp the reason why young women are adept at learning new languages," he said.	10
32	185	Ligurious was truly a master; he had proved this with other women; similarly, in most circumstances, had he so much as snapped his fingers at me, I would have thrown my legs apart for him; this was not the modality though, for whatever reason, in which he related to this other woman; he seemed to se...	10
33	603	For this reason, and also to commemorate the rise of a new order in Corcyrus, it was changed".	10
36	764	I had given him reason, to be sure, in Corcyrus, to believe me contemptible and petty.	10
36	1637	"Suppose she was, for some reason, very special to him.	10
36	1645	"Miles of Argentum," I said, "truly at one time believed me, and with good reason, from his point of view, to be the Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
36	1646	For that reason he paid fifteen tarsks for me, fifteen silver tarsks".	10
36	1649	"Fortunately he was your friend," I said, "and for that reason would cheerfully accept a considerable loss in my resale".	10

Book 20. (34 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	378	Might there not be a reason why grass is green, and the sky blue? Might there not be a reason for the movement of the winds and the rotation of the night sky, and a reason, say, why men are as they are, and women as they are? I suddenly leapt to the beast whose neck I had broken.	10
15	67	"You were the cause of my loss of status in Brundisium, my descent from favor in the eyes of my Ubar, Belnar, the reason I have been denied the right to conceal my features, my right as a free female, the reason I have been placed in brief, shameful garments, forcing me to make clear to men my femal...	10
9	449	She may be beaten for any reason, or for no reason, whenever the master wishes.	10
10	23	Now that you are a slave, however, you will find that you do have reason, and ample reason, and not only to fear men, but, indeed, any free person".	10
14	277	But there must be an explanation, a reason, I thought, some sort of empirical, scientific explanation or reason.	10
15	68	Now all changes! Now, fool, you will be the reason not only for my restoration to privilege and station in Brundisium, the reason for my new rise to favor in the court, in the eyes of Belnar, my Ubar, but the cause, as well, of my attaining there, in the palace and in the service of my Ubar, and the...	10
2	86	They are often used by individuals traveling incognito or who do not, for one reason or another, wish to be recognized in a certain place or at a certain time.	10
2	269	One possible reason for this, though I think tradition probably has much more to do with it, is that such roles in more sophisticated comedy, like roles in more serious drama, are generally played by men.	10
4	237	"Furthermore, I have reason to believe," I said, "that he may be even now at the fair, or in the vicinity of the fair".	10
6	129	"Perhaps an excellent suggestion," said Boots Tarsk-Bit, "as she is a slave, but have you any special reason in mind, not that one needs one, of course".	10
6	139	"I see no reason to beat her," said Boots.	10
6	1390	"They have become, in the last two years, for some reason, very suspicious of strangers.	10
8	157	There was at least one good additional reason, incidentally, for supposing that whatever might be perplexing the brigands was not urts.	10
9	238	Yes, that Boots is a good fellow, one always ready to listen to arguments, to consider carefully the claims of reason, as they say".	10
9	448	As you know, no excuse, explanation, defense or reason is required to justify the whipping of a female slave.	10
10	22	"To be sure, at that time, you probably had never had any reason to be afraid of men.	10
10	81	Still it is not without reason that that implement is much favored on Gor for the disciplining of females.	10
10	863	Apparently, for some reason, ignorance of one thing or another can be very disturbing for a female, sometimes seemingly excruciatingly so.	10
12	76	This is one reason certain irregular, or eccentric, defenses, though often theoretically weak, are occasionally used by players with red.	10
13	63	I recalled that I had heard from Boots that security, for some reason, was very tight in Brundisium.	10
13	75	It was probably greater now, for some reason, I suspected, than earlier, else Boots would presumably have known more of it.	10
13	84	It was for such a reason, if none other, that I would have kept her hooded nearer to Brundisium.	10
13	284	For some reason, not clear to me at that time, the urts seldom attack them.	10
14	376	Yet is it not likely, I pondered, there would once have been a reason, or reasons.	10
15	26	But I am more clever than he, a thousand times more clever! I thought that just for such a reason you would dare to return here, the one place most would be sure you would not go! I was right! I begged men and tharlarion from Belnar! Almost against his better judgment he granted them to me.	10
15	83	It is ironic that certain leaders will place women over subordinates, for one reason or another, whom they would never accept as their own leaders.	10
15	100	"Smile, if you will, for whatever secret reason, fool," she said, "but it is you who wear the manacles, you who are held in irons at my stirrup".	10
16	1103	The major reason, however, for tying the slaves in this position is doubtless that the game's stakes and their value, so prominently displayed, may be properly considered and appreciated.	10
18	82	He was not too pleased with Temenides, I was certain, and, for some reason, he also seemed to find himself uncomfortable, at least at this time, with the presence of Scormus of Ar in his palace.	10
18	515	Better, perhaps, they might reason, to hold themselves boldly in reserve, in their own quarters, sternly readying themselves to sally forth if needed, immediately upon the behest of their ubar.	10
19	63	The fellow at the gate was free to suppose that they might be scouting about for some other reason, doubtless escaped prisoners.	10
21	42	The second major reason that the most beautiful women are slaves is that slavery increases the beauty of a woman, and this has to do not simply with the diet, exercise, gracefulness, training, carriage, and such, expected of slaves, but has to do even more, I suspect, with the inward transformation ...	10
21	61	"You have reason to be frightened, do you not, my dear?" asked Flaminius.	10
21	71	"Are you here for the same reason that I am?" I asked.	10

Book 21. (18 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	203	She may also, of course," I said, "be beaten at the master's pleasure, for any reason or for no reason".	10
25	1475	That suggests, then, I take it, that there was some other reason, or pretended reason, for coming".	10
1	185	The normal woman, and I have never known a slave, whether Gorean or of recent Earth origin, who was not normal in this sense, fears the lash, and hopes that she will be so pleasing that the master will see no reason to use it upon her.	10
3	343	Yet, if men of Ar, or men in the pay of Ar, were attending to these matters, and submitting current and accurate reports, Ar herself, for whatever reason, unpreparedness or whatever, had not acted.	10
4	159	Surely no war has been fought in which both sides have not sincerely claimed, and presumably believed, for one reason or another, that they were right.	10
5	337	Better to lose part of a cargo, they reason, than all of it.	10
5	401	She preferred, for whatever reason, it seemed, but one apparently not unusual for free women, to have her behind the wagon, out of sight.	10
14	32	She had, it seemed, for whatever reason, presumably opportunism or greed, betrayed the pledge of her Home Stone.	10
15	555	"How is that you would have had her stolen, not for her own beauty, for she is prize collar meat, which I would think would have been a sufficient reason for doing so, nor as an insult to the Polemarkos, which seems plausible, but merely to interrogate?" I asked.	10
15	792	There was no reason for me to receive the letters, of course, until I was ready to leave.	10
16	11	Others may have defaulted, for some reason or another, in this, or a similar mission.	10
16	199	"What are you even doing here? Why are you here?" "I am here," she said, "for the same reason you are".	10
16	1324	The letter "Tau" on the disk, for some reason I could not place, seemed vaguely familiar to me.	10
21	184	"That is one reason he is so much loved".	10
25	67	He had, it seemed, if he were telling the truth, and I had no particular reason to doubt it, found the message thrust under his door.	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	1239	I saw no reason to tell her I was from Port Kar.	10
25	1298	"There was another reason," she said, "other than the peremptory, splendid dismissal of a slut slave from your presence, why I came to your table".	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	74	"Their reality transcends your indoctrinations, presented under the colors of reason, as though reason, itself, had content".	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	566	To be sure, it may be for another reason, a simpler reason, the simple reason that we make excellent slaves.	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	189	"This, too, is the reason that I have not had you taught more, the reason I have not had you more thoroughly trained.	10
20	983	If the guards noted that, they did not inquire as to the reason, and, indeed, perhaps they were well aware of the reason.	10
29	207	As a slave she could be beaten at the master's pleasure, for any reason, or for no reason.	10
30	314	The reason for this, of course, was not that her master was weak, but that she had become an excellent slave, and thus there was little, if any, reason to beat her.	10
30	742	To be sure, the slave may be whipped for any reason, or for no reason.	10

Book 28. (4 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	151	The surveillance of Priest-Kings is rather efficient, as we have reason to know, but it is also, as we have reason to know, far from perfect, particularly so in recent years.	10
1	677	He was being kept alive for some reason, but for what reason? The Priest-Kings, it seemed, were not yet done with him.	10
74	189	"And what, supposedly, is to be the reason for this journey at this time?" "A journey," said Cabot, "may have more than one reason".	10
79	135	Too, as you may not realize, the slave, as she is a slave, may be whipped at any time, for any reason, or for no reason.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	164	He must be here for some reason, in the forest, I supposed, but for what reason? I would learn more of Nodachi later.	10
22	225	"The wholeness of your life," I said, "and your meaning, the fullness of it, all of it, and the very reason for your existence, and the only reason for your existence, is now to be a pleasure object for masters.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
53	28	To my delight I learned that he had already contemplated commanding me to such a writing, for three reasons, a monitory reason, contributing to informing Goreans, and others, of danger; a personal reason for me, that I might be able to profit from the ventilative salubrity of self-expression, of nar...	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	33	I wore a large, loose, plaid, cotton shirt and a pair of jeans, the sort of commonly masculine clothing by means of which a woman of Earth might attempt to draw attention to herself, as though challenging men by donning their customary garmenture; or perhaps trying to prove that clothing is, or shou...	10