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Released

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	125	Apparently, after having been brought to the planet, they had simply been released, much as animals might be released in a forest preserve, or fish stocked free in a river.	10
4	40	I released the reins, letting them hang on the saddle-ring, which is the signal for a constant and straight flight, no pressure on the throat strap.	10
4	57	"By the beards of the Priest-Kings," roared the Older Tarl as he brought his bird to the roof, "that is a tarn of tarns!" The tarns, released, winged their way back to the tarn cots, and the Older Tarl and I descended to my apartment.	10
8	69	I released my grip.	10
10	170	When in sheer frustration she stopped squirming, I released her.	10
14	162	I released the bird, ran to the saddle, and removed the crossbow which, to my joy, was intact.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	In an instant he released me, apologizing profusely even before recognizing me.	10
10	61	Reluctantly the animal released its grip and backed away, crouching down, watching me with its long, oblique blazing eyes, like slits of molten gold in the torchlight.	10
25	84	An instant before I knew the blade must fall I released my grip on the animal's neck and slipped under its belly.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	14	I released her wrist.	10
5	98	'Please, Master, no, no, Master!" She sounded so piteous that I abandoned my plan and released her, though I was irritated by her fear.	10
5	134	I released her.	10
15	143	No time is wasted in consciously absorbing old information, and one's time is thus released for the discovery of new information.	10
22	16	I swung forward and back on the bar and felt it loosen almost entirely in the ceiling but on the next forward swing I released it and seized the next bar.	10
25	8	The odor of the golden hairs still lingered in the passages and, fearing I might once again succumb to whatever drug they released into the air, I determined to make my departure.	10
25	73	Then, gathering my strength, I leaped up and easily seized one of the rings inside the chamber shaft, held it for a moment and then released it and dropped back to the floor.	10
25	184	I released her head and she dropped it again.	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	43	If I were found on the plains near the camps or the bosk herds I knew I would be scented out and slain by the domesticated, nocturnal herd sleen, used as shepherds and sentinels by the Wagon Peoples, released from their cages with the falling of darkness.	10
5	19	They would be released with the fall of darkness to run the periphery of the herds, acting, as I have mentioned, as shepherds and sentinels.	10
6	63	But if the Voyages of Acquisition had been resumed, why had they been resumed? Or was it actually the case that she had been brought to Gor by Priest-Kings? Were there perhaps—others—somehow others? Was this woman sent to the Tuchuks at this time—perhaps released to wander on th...	10
8	173	He released her the next morning.	10
8	341	When the girl was released, her leg bleeding, she was beaming with pleasure.	10
8	469	The girl had released the stirrup and her feet struck the ground.	10
8	488	I released the bola, risking all, hurling it not to the expected rendezvous of the second left but to a first right, unexpected, the first break in the two-left, one-right pattern.	10
12	506	He turned and ran, and I, drawing my sword, ran stumbling after him but in less than a moment or two I found my pursuit cut short by a string of tied kaiila being returned after having been released to hunt on the plains.	10
13	66	She had still uttered no sound when Kamchak, satisfied, had released her, but fastening her wrists before her body with the bracelets.	10
20	102	He had already released two of the great birds, driving them from the roof with a tarn goad.	10
25	658	Then I released the collar.	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	325	Then he turned the key in the lock of collar seven and released her.	10
3	168	He released my hand and sat back, cross-legged, his back straight as that of a Ubar, a smile playing across the corners of his mouth.	10
12	156	The White Silk Girls, of course, having been released from the house, would have been placed in locked, iron belts.	10
12	189	Since Elizabeth was to be the lead girl in the set she was summoned to the kennel chamber when Virginia and Phyllis were to be released.	10
12	206	Phyllis Robertson threw back her head and screamed helplessly, and then she, too, began to sob, trembling, when the guard, Strius, released her from the rack and put her with Virginia.	10
12	303	"Plate collars!" To their surprise, the guard then released the two girls, and Elizabeth, as well, from their slave bracelets.	10
12	368	There were few leaving the races but I did pass some late comers, moving up the ramps, who had perhaps been detained or had been released from their shops only late in the day.	10
14	23	I released Elizabeth from the slave ring, the chain and collar.	10
17	452	When I released her she lifted her head to me, standing on her toes, and kissed me on the nose.	10
20	503	Cernus released Scormus.	10
22	191	Mip released the reins.	10
24	179	When the men had taken their pick the girls were released from the common chain and the key, that which served to unlock collar, bracelets and anklet, was given to he who had chosen his prize.	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	33	He released the man, who fell from the tiller.	10
8	57	My feet were spread; my heels were aligned with the target; my feet and body stood at right angles to the target line; my head was sharply turned to my left; I drew the sheaf arrow to its pile, until the three half-feathers of the Vosk gull lay at my jawbone; I took breath and then held it, sighting...	10
12	49	I released it, kicking it back away from me.	10
13	246	I released the man's hand, not having chosen to break it.	10
17	352	I was again on tarnback! The bird climbed until I released the one-strap and then it began to circle.	10
17	390	I released the sword hand of the admiral of Tyros and struck him in the stomach with my left fist.	10

Book 7. (20 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	63	Then he released me.	10
6	326	The two men at my ankles released them.	10
6	342	The two men released my wrists.	10
7	230	Then, when she was released she crawled rapidly to Targo, shuddering, thrust her head to his feet, seized his foot and began to cover his sandal with kisses.	10
7	324	I saw the ninth girl released from the chain.	10
7	445	Many an angry young man of modest means returns, disappointed and frustrated, from the market, leading home on his tether the most that he can afford, an item of what he takes to be second-rate merchandise; but he discovers, perhaps after introducing her to the house, and tying her and giving her th...	10
8	471	Angrily, my guard released me and I staggered back.	10
8	862	Then she was released to go to the kitchen, where, with some others of the northern girls, their arms immersed to the elbows in wooden tubs of heated water, she set about washing the pans.	10
9	34	This released the pressure of the choke leash.	10
9	250	One by one, with her eyes, Verna released the girls, and each ran lightly, eagerly, through the trees.	10
9	388	Then she untied the strap at my ankles, freeing them, and, drawing the strap about the post and through the two rings, released me from the post.	10
11	156	When released from the pens a girl is almost always desperately eager to please her master, that she not be returned to them, for further training.	10
11	232	The guards released me.	10
11	418	He released the ring and reached for me.	10
11	939	She is very beautiful!" He released me.	10
11	950	I pulled against his hands, and he released me.	10
11	1378	I released the pastry.	10
12	212	"El-in-or!" When Inge released me, I scrambled back from her.	10
15	832	In the first days, braceleted, I screamed and kicked, and begged to be released.	10
15	956	Laughing they then left, and Ute, with Rena, released me.	10

Book 8. (14 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	346	The man now, swiftly, brutally, released the girl, spinning open the vises, and dropping them against the rack, unfastening her wrists and ankles, and dragged her to her feet.	10
4	166	"So you arrived at the edge of the forests," I said, "and released the tarn".	10
6	134	"But," said Thurnock, troubled, "have you considered that they, the panther women of Verna's band, might keep the girl we have released?" "I have considered that," I said.	10
6	136	"Suppose," said I, "that the girl released, she who is captured by Verna's band, is well known to Verna.	10
6	556	I released her.	10
6	715	Then I released her.	10
6	1037	"I hate you!" I released her fists.	10
10	241	Marlenus then released Verna's wrists, and her right ankle.	10
11	576	The others released the girl.	10
12	151	Then, when their tension had been released, I would reassert my authority as captain.	10
15	551	I felt my ankles released and then crossed and bound together.	10
15	665	When she stopped struggling, I released her.	10
21	136	"Bring clothing for the Ubar!" cried one of his men, as swiftly as he was released.	10
22	393	Still held, she whispered, not looking at him, "Am I not to submit to you?" He released her arms.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
1	620	Interestingly, once released, there had been no difficulty in managing them.	10
3	30	I released the ax of the man of Torvaldsland, and removed my blade from his throat.	10
3	291	"Do not fight them! Let them go!" Ivar Forkbeard released Aelgifu and thrust her rudely, stumbling, ahead of him.	10
6	416	Released, she began to kiss him, weeping, trying to please him.	10
8	157	At a gesture from the Forkbeard, I released her mouth.	10
9	52	On the eighth day he released her from the mast, that she might walk about the ship.	10
9	74	But it was not until evening that the oar lifted, and she was released.	10
9	76	The Forkbeard said nothing to her, but, the next day, when the sun was hot on the deck, and he released her for her exercise, and he walked about the deck, she, though a free woman, heeled him perfectly.	10
9	144	She was then released from the post and fell to her hands and knees.	10
10	11	He released my wrist, with a cry of fury.	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	694	Still did she move to the music, which had not yet released her.	10
4	42	The sand kaiila, or desert kaiila, is a kaiila, and handles similarly, but it is not identically the same animal which is indigenous, domestic and wild, in the middle latitudes of Gor's southern hemisphere; that animal, used as a mount by the Wagon Peoples, is not found in the northern hemisphere of...	10
5	148	When Alyena had been released from her duties by Aya, the girl fled to me, recounting in tears what had occurred.	10
6	59	At a signal from the judge the handle was released.	10
8	102	I released the girl.	10
11	401	Then he released her, snapping his fingers and pointing to his feet.	10
12	195	"Please!" I released her ankle, and lifted myself, dripping, from the bath.	10
12	224	I released her and she, clumsily, in haste, applied the towels to my body.	10
16	15	One of the poles, released in deep water, will stand upright in the water, about a yard of it above the surface.	10
17	269	I shook my head and released the fin, lunging for the jaws which were held open by T'Zshal's body.	10
21	330	I released the fur to which I had clung in the sand and darkness, that I not be separated from the Kur, that I might be kept on my feet, that I might, thus aided, be abetted in the continuation of the journey.	10
26	584	"Release me, now! Now!" But she did not find herself released.	10
26	594	"Immediately!" But she was not released.	10
26	634	"Only of Earth!" Then she said, "Release me, now! I demand it! You are only of Earth! Only of Earth! I simply demand to be released, Tarl! Now! Now!" I said nothing.	10
26	635	She did not find herself released.	10
26	1190	He was released in the desert with insufficient water".	10

Book 11. (33 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	629	My ankles fastened, crossed and bound, I would have fallen had he released me; I could not stand by myself.	10
2	637	Then he released me.	10
2	761	I had been released of the chain and collar.	10
2	935	But in my heart I knew I had not broken position because he had not given me permission to do so, because he had not released me from his command.	10
2	949	Was I not to bear his burdens? Was I not to carry the pouch and bota? Was I not to bear his shield? With a snap of his fingers and a movement of his hand he released me from position.	10
2	1231	He released me.	10
3	428	The men released my thigh.	10
3	508	Then he released my head.	10
4	189	It gave me pleasure to assume this posture before my master, who had full body rights to me; it gave me less pleasure, in the beginning, to assume it before free men generally; yet, eventually, I did it naturally, and pleasurably; it is a position that not only makes the girl more attractive to the ...	10
4	1132	Restraints, their psychological indignity and physical discomfort, particularly after a time, placed upon a girl by the will of a master, are among the simplest and most effective instruments of female instruction; they rank with food and the whip; a girl, under disciplinary binding, once released, ...	10
5	375	He who had held me then released me.	10
7	86	Then, after an Ehn, he released her hair.	10
7	567	She was then released from the Sirik.	10
8	75	Then Chanda had been released.	10
8	77	Then I had been released.	10
8	198	The men of Clitus Vitellius had left the sand pit, and the area about it, accompanied by his girls, including Chanda, who, too, had been released.	10
9	1980	She screamed wildly, branded, and, her thigh released, cleanly marked, moaned and twisted on the wood.	10
11	239	My hair released, I knelt.	10
12	111	I, and several of the other girls, had not yet been released from our serving duties.	10
12	741	I saw tharlarion, released, in the courtyard.	10
13	364	Then, his demonstration finished, he released my neck.	10
18	109	Then, in the confusion and noise of the brawl, she, pretending distaste at the activity of the ruffians involved, went to the gate, was released, and made away.	10
18	154	He released the thong on my wrist and stood behind me.	10
19	48	I saw that at the foot of the dais, before me, before where I now knelt, released by the men who had held me, there was a low table, and, on this table there were strands of thread and, in small cups, beads, wooden slave beads, beads of various colors, of many colors.	10
20	607	I was struck ten times, and then released.	10
22	201	I released the line and fled to the railing, and leaped into the water.	10
22	291	I was awakened by the free woman pounding on the hatch, demanding to be released.	10
22	292	That we had not been released led me to believe that there was still danger.	10
22	640	He released me.	10
22	684	He released me.	10
24	285	The sailors released Clitus Vitellius.	10
26	305	He released her wrist and arm, and taking her by the hair, thrust her on her stomach on the tiles, at the edge of the bath, her head over the water.	10
27	37	Then he released my tunic and threw the whip from him.	10

Book 12. (20 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	191	The animal had been released.	10
3	25	The captured women of the victorious city at the conclusion of the contest are of course released; they are robed and honored; the girls of the losing city, of course, are simply stripped and made slaves.	10
3	852	The girl was released from her chains and braceleted by one of the men.	10
3	1091	The man who had held the thighs of the third girl, too, released her.	10
6	6	She carried a short, yellow bow, of Ka-la-na wood, which could clear the saddle of the tharlarion, its missile being easily released to either side.	10
6	23	I had, however, spotted little suitable game, and so had released the tarn to do his own foraging.	10
6	129	I released his arm, and he staggered back.	10
10	305	He released me, and then himself, and then gave the keys to Tasdron.	10
11	222	"Captured guardsmen and hunters," I said, "released, given supplies, have also taken their way south".	10
11	263	Then she said, "Do not touch me!" I released her from the wall and removed the thongs, too, which had held her ankles.	10
16	7	Often the red hunter does not set out to carve something, but rather to carve, patiently waiting to see if there is something there, waiting to be released.	10
22	193	He released the line.	10
24	341	"I demand to be released," she said.	10
28	126	"Surely you are released from this to work and serve?" I asked.	10
30	56	Tina was released from the post, and fled to him, but stopped short, the point of his blade at her belly.	10
30	189	The man who had been in charge of the combat then released Arlene from the iron post.	10
31	49	A lever, depressed, released water, washing the waste away.	10
34	157	The digestive juices, already released into the true stomach, continued with their implacable chemical work.	10
34	188	Too, it had released its water on the ice.	10
36	95	They released her and she flung herself to her knees before Karjuk, head down, sobbing, holding his legs.	10

Book 13. (24 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	674	She cannot be simply released and sent upon her way.	10
4	374	I released her and she sank to her knees, gasping.	10
5	221	There he released her and she fell to her hands and knees, to crawl into the cage, to be locked within.	10
6	242	I had then released her arms and she had crouched back in the cage, against the bars on the other side.	10
11	316	He then released her wrist.	10
13	75	He released her before the counter.	10
13	531	Then I released her.	10
13	787	She had, of course, released her ankles.	10
14	502	And then I released her.	10
14	579	I released her head and held her, then, by the upper arms.	10
14	586	I then released her, and she stood there.	10
15	307	"I demand to be released".	10
23	349	"Ahead!" "We have been released by other askaris, and sent westward for safety," I told him.	10
23	361	"We were released by askaris and commanded to march west for protection".	10
23	365	"Where are the askaris who released you?" demanded one askari.	10
24	58	"I do not want my blood, pinched from it, released in the water," he said.	10
25	134	I released her.	10
33	210	I saw that the slave girl in her was now well ready to be released.	10
34	746	I released her.	10
40	12	He then released her hair, and she put her head down on his belly.	10
46	12	I then released the blond girl from the palm tree and, tying her ankles, threw her with the rest.	10
48	11	I then went to the white male, who had been the captive of the talunas, released by the small people from his prison hut before they burned the taluna village.	10
53	241	I saw the six digits of the paw close on the chain about Shaba's neck, and then the digits released the chain and the beast slipped back, limply.	10
57	127	Before the first Ahn was out many were sweating and moaning with pain, begging that they might be released, to be taught the more typical, softer labors of the female slave.	10

Book 14. (16 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	Then, swiftly, she released it.	10
1	671	"It released your femininity?" I asked.	10
1	693	Then I had released her.	10
2	32	He released the tension in the girl's hair, but he did not take his hands from it.	10
7	142	Then, of course, I released her.	10
7	357	I released her hair.	10
7	875	She stopped struggling, and I released her wrists.	10
11	647	I released her.	10
12	192	They released me.	10
13	766	I released her, and she stumbled ahead, following in her place.	10
14	177	"Stop!" I released her, and stood up.	10
22	140	The two men released the arms of the Lady Melpomene and stood back some feet and to the side.	10
24	111	Not soon are they released from their labors.	10
26	276	At this point I released the girl's hair and seized her right hand with my left hand, and broke into a run for the stables.	10
28	84	The tharlarion had been released.	10
30	35	I released her hair.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	37	Oneander uses her when it pleases him!" I released her throat.	10
1	457	Then I released her hair and permitted her to touch me.	10
4	95	"Very well," I had said, and released him.	10
4	148	She is then commonly released.	10
9	97	He then released her hair.	10
21	132	I released her hair and took her again in my arms, throwing the chain back over her shoulder.	10
21	209	"Which, of all these women," she asked, "would you have released from the wall? On the throat of which, of all of them, would you lock your inflexible collar.	10
24	391	Here we may distinguish between two concepts of slavery, that which can be imposed and constitutes an absolute and legal condition, and that which is instinctual and innate, which, under certain conditions, can be manifested and released.	10
24	392	The fullest slave, of course, is she who is a natural slave, and then, beyond this, truly wears the collar, that slave who is a slave by nature and whose slavery, released, is then confirmed and fixed upon her openly, publicly, by all the sanctions of custom and law, for all the world to see.	10
24	394	There our slavery had been, by such devices as brands and collars, and whips and hoods, fully, for the first time, released in us and made manifest.	10
24	470	Once more were heard the love whimpers of the thonged female, who had been displeasing, begging to be released that she might lick the thighs of her master.	10
24	579	I had not released them.	10
25	216	It was on her, though she could not yet feel its weight as I had not yet released it, that it might fall against the back of her neck.	10
28	92	I had been released after the testimonies afforded by Tasdron, who had made it clear to him that I, well known in Victoria, and having arrived from the east on the river, could not be the courier of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
28	94	He had turned her over to me, bound, when I had been released.	10

Book 16. (9 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	260	"Lola!" I released her hands.	10
11	128	Girls confined in close chains soon beg to be released, that they may then strive to better please their masters.	10
11	220	Gone then are the thousand frustrations and conflicts; released then, in a flood of tears and joy, is her fundamental womanhood; the hypocrisies are then at an end; the long shams are done; she melts into his arms, kissing and sobbing, his.	10
16	442	He released the weapon.	10
19	246	I released the wheel.	10
19	454	I then released her hands and stood before her.	10
19	490	Then, when her breathing was calmer, though still deep and swift, I released her mouth.	10
20	1783	Later, once they had clearly recovered their strength, the flocks were released to continue their migration, and the armies reassumed their original positions.	10
21	705	She was so beautiful! "Doubtless I must soon be released from the slave ring," she said, "that I may attend to my work".	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	352	Soon, doubtless, she would be released from the ring.	10
8	205	He then released her hair and, stepping forward, again addressed himself to the crowd.	10
8	275	"I have heard how you bite your chains, how you whine to be released at night".	10
8	276	"It is no secret in Kailiauk," said Ginger, "the fingernail scratches in your kennel!" "I cannot help it if men have released my slavery," said Evelyn, tears in her eyes.	10
8	277	"They, too, have released my slavery," said Ginger, "and fully".	10
8	519	No!" Then he released her, and she fell to her knees on the block, sobbing, crimson with shame.	10
13	26	Her throat was bare, having been released from the collar in the coffle.	10
13	729	He tightened it, half choking me, and then released it, slightly.	10
13	731	He then released it a bit more.	10
17	301	'No, no,' I cried, 'please, no!' The man on the kaiila again spoke, and again I was released.	10

Book 18. (17 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	13	Winyela, then, released, was again at his feet.	10
21	10	A hundred feet in the air the body of Agleskala was released.	10
23	145	I then released the girl's hair and she put her head forward, and down, humbly.	10
34	48	I released her hair.	10
34	111	I released my grip on the lad's garment.	10
34	327	He released the two loose ends of the collar, below the knot, and they fell lightly, dangling, as was the case with Mira's collar, between her breasts.	10
43	284	The stressing and jerking of the straps, which Iwoso could feel through the back of her neck, was the result, merely, of my looping part of one strap about the other and then jerking against it, the second strap end, of course, falling free as soon as I released it, leaving only the first knot in pl...	10
44	863	"Do you beg as a captive to be released from the post?" asked Hci.	10
45	77	I released the lance.	10
45	102	Some men released their hold altogether on the rock, hoping to risk less in the terrors of the slide downward than in facing the Kaiila arrows.	10
47	178	He was released, falling through the clouds below us, disappearing.	10
47	224	I had seen the surprise of the Kinyanpi when I had released the reins.	10
47	263	There I released the body.	10
47	292	With little regret I released the tarn.	10
50	34	Mahpiyasapa made a sign and Cuwignaka, at the very edge of the surface, released Bloketu.	10
54	93	Then, still stripped, and his hands tied then behind him, he would be released, to make his way as he could to Kailiauk, that white settlement closest to the Ihanke.	10
54	154	I then released her, and turned about.	10

Book 19. (16 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	349	He had not yet released my wrist.	10
1	354	He released my wrist.	10
4	454	Then my hair was released and the two figures took their way from the room.	10
8	16	When we had passed the stranger he released my hair and I again straightened up.	10
8	532	Emotions raged within me, furies and resentments lingering from my Earth conditionings, residues of masculine values which I had been encouraged to espouse and exemplify, and, released on Gor, welling up from deeply within me, from what sources I could scarcely dare conjecture, alarming me, disconce...	10
8	574	Drusus Rencius released my hair, and I straightened up, continuing to follow him.	10
11	173	He then released me.	10
13	107	Drusus Rencius released me, and turned about, and, descending from the dais and making his way through the crowd, left.	10
18	145	"Thank you, Master," I said, in relief, to the Archon's man, as he released my wrists from the shackles.	10
19	313	One or more women, I suspected, at one or more times in the past, had crouched inside this trunk scratching at its interior wall, perhaps whining to be released, that they might serve the pleasure of Speusippus of Turia.	10
23	7	He then put me again to my back and released my hands.	10
24	88	A mere animal was released from it.	10
30	575	The hand released me, and I turned about.	10
31	403	He then released my hands and, changing his position, knelt on my right.	10
33	712	Sheila, released by the soldier, struggled to remain upright.	10
34	140	Swiftly I released my ankles and slipped from the surface of the couch, to stand beside it.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	342	At a gesture from Samos the fellow with the blade resheathed the weapon, and the two guards who had held the girl in position released her, standing up.	10
1	395	The girl, released, turned about and threw herself in supplication to her belly before the table.	10
8	293	I took one step and released the blade.	10
13	202	The creature beside me released the bars, slipping down to the table, from the surface of which it leaped to the floor.	10
14	236	I had a few Ehn, doubtless, before they were released.	10
14	272	The sleen had not yet been released.	10
14	360	They had not yet released the sleen.	10
14	361	Perhaps they wanted me to have a bit more time to think about things, a bit more time to anticipate what might occur to me, before they released the animals.	10
14	380	They had not yet released the sleen.	10
18	231	The bolts, of course, are on the outside of the trunk, so that they may be released by the outside performer.	10
20	10	It was I who had earlier released it, with the other prisoners.	10
20	26	The sleen had then been released, the iron grating slid upward which had opened the way for them into the pit.	10
20	125	It had released them.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	97	He released the brake, pulling its wooden handle back on its pivot with his left hand, freeing its leather-lined shoe from the left front wheel.	10
3	442	She released the halter and then stood there in misery, in the shadows, in the road, facing us, a foot or so from the jowls of the animal.	10
13	193	The soldier pulled the girl up straight, and released her hair.	10
15	364	He released her hair.	10
19	61	I then, when pleased to do so, a time or so later, released her".	10
26	417	I then released her ankles and she drew them hastily back and together, pulling her knees up, and close together, and, as she could, turned her right side to me.	10
26	767	I pushed it into her belly so that she could feel its impression, and then released it.	10
26	1077	Then I released her.	10
26	1766	Though it must have been the tenth Ahn, she had not yet been released.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	361	He then released my arms and I, weak and frightened, unable to help myself, sank to my knees before him.	10
3	393	When we were there, he released me.	10
3	820	"No, no!" He released me, and I subsided weakly to my knees before him.	10
3	1045	Hercon released my ankles.	10
3	1056	Taurog released my wrists.	10
4	390	Immediately I released the chain and knelt as I had before, back straight, back on my heels, my hands on my thighs, my knees spread.	10
8	125	He held me there, under that terrible, foul, stinging, cold fluid, for a terrible second or two, and then released me.	10
9	344	He put my wrists back, behind my head, and then released the chain on the manacles, letting it drop behind my neck.	10
11	613	My ankle released, Tupita, aided by Sita, again put me toward the center of the floor, near the front, much where I had stood before.	10
11	674	Tears in my eyes I released the sheet.	10
11	947	I pretended to shrink down within myself, to desire to crouch down, and conceal and cover my nudity, but then I straightened up, fearfully, as though I had heard commands to desist in such absurdities, and then I extended my hands to the sides, to various sides, as though pleading for mercy, to be r...	10
20	230	Supposedly when the criminal's sentence has been served, he is to be released by the work master, usually then far from the city where he committed his crime or was apprehended.	10
20	236	Occasionally perhaps, a fellow is released.	10
27	116	In a few moments, however, happily, I was released into the pen.	10
30	101	He released her from one of the bracelets.	10
33	49	"But you released Sempronius and Callisthenes," I said.	10
34	377	He then, angrily, released me from the branch, I blubbering and weeping, half in shock, and dragged me back to the blankets.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	203	"Hold the lantern here," I said to the fellow of the driver, who had now, having arrested the progress of the following tharlarion, released his hold on the beast's harness.	10
1	428	Perhaps, in time, they would even be released, in two or three years perhaps, when it was thought they had earned out several times their purchase cost, and if it were thought they had been exemplary prisoners, hard-working and suitably docile.	10
2	315	I released my grip under the chin of the first woman.	10
2	419	I released her, and she looked at me, shaken.	10
2	422	She released the chains above the manacles and her small hands now appeared as they had before, the clasping iron of the upper part of the shackles close below the fleshy part of her palms, below the thumbs, and at the sides of the hands.	10
5	599	Yet how could that be? The slave in her had not yet been released.	10
6	79	I released her mouth and she pulled back and opened her mouth widely, to scream.	10
9	564	I released her.	10
15	118	He released the hilt.	10
15	734	Lady Publia, as I had expected, as soon as the leash was released, put her head, secured in the darkness of the crude hood, wildly, piteously down, searching, groping, for my feet, to press her covered, parted lips and stopped mouth against them.	10
17	192	Did he not truly, in that moment of terror, I wonder, comprehend what was supporting him, that it was not the spear, but I? Despairing of gaining the spear I released it.	10
17	252	I hoped to use his own fear against him, his unwillingness to release the ladder, but before I could push back enough, past the center of balance, he released one hand and twisted, hanging to a rung with his free hand.	10
17	551	I released her.	10
21	759	"I determined then in the cell," I said, "to take action, not merely, of course, for her sake, but for mine as well, as I could not know for certain what you would eventually decide in my case, nor could I count on being released from a burning citadel by Cosians.	10
24	37	Among these, too, I was sure there would be many girls in brief tunics and collars, waving and joyous, and not just girls released for the occasion from the taverns and brothels either, but from the shops, and the laundries and kitchens, and homes, from all over the city.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	305	Both, putting their fingers through the close-set bars, which made it hard even to see them, would beg a fellow, I suppose, Philebus, their master, and the owner of the enclosure, as he passed by, to be released, that they might now serve men.	10
1	310	As more men entered the enclosure women were released from the post to assist in the serving.	10
1	311	Also, if one appealed to a fellow, she might be released at his request, to serve him particularly and, if he wished, privately.	10
1	509	He roared and ranted much, you may not doubt, but what could he do, naked in a courtyard, in chains! In the end, of course, after obtaining promises of immunity from him for their jokes, they redeemed him, and he was released".	10
1	669	She was still his, by the will of another, until she would be released.	10
1	754	It seemed she had expected he must surely recognize her! Doubtless she had been prepared to be again scorned, to be rebuffed, to be ordered from his sight, to be sent away, perhaps even struck, but he had not yet even released her from the prime display area, that before him, near the center of the ...	10
10	10	Many had released their hold themselves.	10
19	791	I heard the girl scream, released.	10
25	29	She did not ask to be released from the stocks.	10
25	45	"That is understandable," I said, "as you wished to be released".	10
28	549	Labienus released my hand.	10
29	63	The rope on her waist, which had now been released by the fellows who had controlled it, dangled behind her, looping down to, and under, the water.	10
29	123	To be sure, any one of us could have released her from the position.	10
32	276	"A few days ago," said Claudius, puzzled, "all of us in the holding area were released.	10
32	289	"Do you know why you were released?" I asked.	10
37	241	By morning, when released, she usually kneels and begs her master for permission to "fetch water".	10
37	306	"Shall I have her released from the sack, for your inspection?" "No," I said.	10
46	93	I released Ina, and she, terrified, sobbing, probably in pain, knelt beside me.	10
47	326	"You are to be taken away from here, and released".	10

Book 25. (16 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	286	The net had been cunningly arranged, that it might, when released, activated perhaps by springs or the pulling of a lever, fall and drape itself over the couch.	10
3	492	Too, it was firm, uncompromising, and not soon released.	10
9	468	The guardsman holding Claudia's hair released it, angrily, pushing her head down.	10
10	255	I then released the hand of the other lad, Decius, it seemed, and he scrambled away, holding his wrist.	10
10	300	She released the pouch and stepped back a little.	10
12	633	I released her.	10
14	430	Quickly, released, the four girls leapt up and hurried away.	10
19	1471	"But she is helplessly yoked, and must depend upon men, even to be released," I said, "while you are free to ride to your slave".	10
20	197	Phoebe ceased struggling and Marcus released her, stepped back a pace and regarded her.	10
20	237	Then he released it, and let it return to its former position.	10
20	843	She then, released from the enforced, tense quiescence I had imposed upon her, clutched me gratefully, sobbing with relief and joy.	10
22	98	I released her arm.	10
22	102	Lavinia, released, hurried away, to follow in the wake of the palanquin and its putative prey.	10
22	197	When he ceased to struggle I released his hand.	10
22	383	She released the veil, cried out with misery, turned about in the palanquin, and threw herself down in it, covering her face with her hands, hiding it from me.	10
25	74	I released the staff of Appanius, as the slave had dared to address the master by the master's name.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	850	But what would be so surprising about this? Were we so different? And are not free women, as the men of this world sometimes suggest, only slaves without collars? The pit guard then released her ankle, and the fellow behind her released her upper arms.	10
4	510	I could not help it if I was vital! It was not my fault! I could not help it! And at that time, of course, I did not understand how such things could be brought about, even in those initially inert or anesthetic, how such things could be, and would be, suspected, discovered, revealed, and released, ...	10
7	583	He then released me, and he stood up.	10
8	934	The fact that it had made its appearance after dark suggested that it had been released as a guard beast, to patrol the ledges at night.	10
10	358	Through this aperture there soon appeared a dangling rope, with one or more things attached to it, which, perhaps released from the cylinder of a windlass, began, swinging, to descend rapidly toward us.	10
10	507	The soldier released my hair, and my head came forward.	10
11	1687	I was then released and allowed to lie on my back.	10
11	1862	I saw one of the ends of the rope released and it whipped downward under my left arm, across my body, half turning me, back under my right arm and upward.	10
13	265	By drawing on this cord it seemed the latch could be released.	10
13	350	"The cage must be such," said he, "that at any time, perhaps even when you sleep, the latch may be released.	10
14	1460	He released me, and I knelt.	10
14	1479	He released the Lady Constanzia's collar.	10
14	1497	How shameless! She was offering herself to him! Could the Lady Constanzia be a slave? With a low, throaty laugh, almost a growl, he then enfolded her, she helpless, braceleted, in his arms and, indeed, tasted, and lengthily, and well, tasted the lips of the free woman, the Lady Constanzia! After a t...	10
18	217	I pulled the edges of the slits at the side of the brief skirt a little more closely together, but, of course, as soon as I released them, they parted again.	10
19	223	He released me.	10
19	434	"I am a tasta!" He laughed, and released my hair.	10
19	717	She whimpered again, as he had not released her hair.	10
19	726	He released her hair and she bent far over, sobbing, the better I assume to hide her body.	10
19	729	He released her hair.	10
23	124	He released her hair and she knelt before him and seized his leg, looking up at him.	10
24	645	At a sign from the officer, the soldier released my hair.	10
31	148	Then entered the pit master, who had been released by those who had held him.	10
33	31	It was not surprising that they had been the two which, released in the tunnels, defending the depths, attacking the raiders earlier, had survived.	10
34	14	One had been pierced by a concealed spear, spring-released from the side of a corridor, another in crossing one of the narrow bridges over a crevice, it buckling as weight was placed at its center, another when an apparently solid portion of the corridor had fallen away beneath him, plunging him scr...	10
44	59	He released Aynur and sheathed his knife.	10
44	111	Could I help myself? And had I not been enslaved? And had my needs not been ignited and enflamed by men? Had they not detected and revealed my most profound erotic secrets? Had they not released me from myself? Had they not, indeed, forced me, with whip and chain, to become my true self, the needful...	10
45	24	"So," said he, contemptuously, angrily, "you begged use?" Of course I had begged use! Was I to be blamed for what I was, for what I had become, that which I had earlier been only secretly, only in my dreams? And were not the masters, too, to blame? Had they not released the slave? Did he now think I...	10

Book 27. (33 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	577	Sometimes men do not know why they are so exciting, but sense, somehow, that each movement, each nuance of expression, bespeaks subtly their profound, released femininity.	10
12	73	When he had finished he released her and she fell to his feet.	10
12	89	It had been the morning following that supper, when he had come to her cage, released her, and had her stand, bent forward, gripping the roof of the cage, her back to him, her legs widely spread.	10
12	403	Gart released her and stood up.	10
14	142	The cut hems of her tiny tunic were drawn down a little, but sprang back when the second instructrix released them.	10
15	2	Then the guard released her arm, and stepped back.	10
15	732	He released her hair, and she drew back, gratefully, her hair twisted and tangled, in disarray, kneeling before him.	10
15	788	Then he released her hair and replaced the tiny glass on the table.	10
15	797	How that would have pleased me, your anger, your hatred, your misery, your frustration, your suffering, until, of course, eventually, perhaps years from now, in the arms of some master, a leather worker, a peasant, a sleen-breeder, your last psychological defenses would shatter and your womanhood, r...	10
16	1397	"Your hands are freed," said Barzak, and the girls gratefully released their grips on their left wrists, held behind their back.	10
17	361	"I, Ellen, a meaningless barbarian slave, beg a Gorean woman for mercy! Please, Mistress! Please do not hurt me! Aii! Please, Mistress! Ellen begs Mistress! Aii! Ellen, a meaningless barbarian slave, begs Mistress, a Gorean woman, for mercy! Aii! Aii! Please stop, please stop! Please, mercy, Mistres...	10
18	100	"Do not kill me, Master! Forgive me, Master! Please forgive me! Please, Master, show me mercy!" He drew her back a yard from the edge and released her.	10
19	143	He then released her and she closed her mouth, keeping her head down.	10
19	630	Ellen released one hand from the wicker, to clutch a rope.	10
20	457	Her ankles were released, and she quickly moved back, away, literally into the water, drew her legs together, smoothed down her tunic, and half sat, half knelt, the palms of her hands partly supporting her body, frightened, regarding the two young men, little more than boys, who had found her.	10
20	819	She then felt the tag released.	10
23	19	Ellen, the beast having released her hair, went to position, kneeling, knees wide, back straight, head up, hands on thighs.	10
24	10	"The wine! The wine! Slaves, here! To me, slaves!" The bung was drawn from the barrel and the precious ka-la-na, the barrel still on the cart, was released over the vat.	10
24	369	After all, she was not chained there, one of a set of kneeling dancing slaves, to be released, one after the other, from a shackle, to be returned to its obdurate clasp when her performance was concluded.	10
25	12	At least her hair had been released.	10
25	22	They were then released and knelt, and then commanded to bow their heads and lift their left wrists.	10
25	449	These Gorean beasts have released the slave in me, as they wished.	10
25	970	"More?" He released Ellen's hair and took her by the upper left arm, and threw her to her hands and knees in the sawdust before him.	10
25	1113	Who knows? Is her unpleasantness merely something to be reprimanded by the collar, that she is to be taught, stripped at a man's feet, that such a thing is impolite, and unacceptable? Or is it rather an unwitting, scarcely understood, cry from her heart, a cry for the secret, yearning slave to be re...	10
26	683	"Tarns will be released later and put aflight, and thus pursuit will presumably be directed to the skies, which Cos controls".	10
26	1146	How lordlike they are to their slaves! How much we are at their mercy! Men have made us dependent upon them, not only for our food and drink, for even a rag to wear, but, too, in other ways, ways far more profound, dependent upon them for the assuagement of cruel and desperate needs, needs routinely...	10
26	1417	He held it about her neck for a moment, and then released it.	10
27	7	Some Ahn later, somewhat before morning, several tarns had been released from holding cots and sped from the camp, this being taken in the darkness as the unexpected departure of enemies of Cos and Tyros.	10
27	708	"Have you released such lightning before?" "Several times," said Mirus, "here and there, and in hunting".	10
27	929	Selius Arconious released the body and it fell from him, to the grass.	10
27	3021	The beast released Selius Arconious and looked puzzled for a moment.	10
27	3401	Would he permit her to have it? He released it and she took it gratefully, chewed it, and swallowed it.	10
30	297	He then released her from the ring, and she collapsed to the dark, polished, narrow wooden boards beneath it.	10

Book 28. (22 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
64	110	She had then been taken into the forests and released, to be hunted down by, and devoured by, one or another of the sleen which had been released into the world to prey on humans.	10
1	1325	Then he released her hair.	10
1	1352	He then released her.	10
2	353	At this point Cabot, who had hitherto for some time remained inert, seemingly crushed and defeated, reconciled to whatever might lie in store for him, in the grasp of his captor, suddenly lashed back with his elbow, striking sharply, heavily, as an ax, into the ribs of the Kur who held him, who, sta...	10
13	73	What does it matter? He then released his hold and his foe, dazed, shaking his head, sank to his knees amongst the leaves.	10
15	20	She is released into the forest, and her path may be followed.	10
18	116	Sleen, when wild, or released, commonly trail silently.	10
18	117	When leashed, however, and used as controlled hunting animals, they often drag against their leashes, and harnesses, attempt to hurry the hunters, growl in frustration, and sometimes utter an angry squealing sound, as though protesting the supposed dalliance of the leash masters, the seemingly unnec...	10
18	277	Cabot thrust at him with the pointed stick but the Kur grasped it and drew on it, and Cabot released it, lest he be dragged from the ledge.	10
21	85	Cabot released the bars.	10
21	497	Did it truly think the struggle was for the weapon? Did it not understand that the struggle was for who should live and who should die? Suddenly Grendel released the weapon and thrust out his massive clawed paw and the fingers of his right paw thrust through the left eye of the Kur and the rest of t...	10
21	629	Suddenly, perhaps on released springs, sharp claws, like curved knives, a foot in length, sprang into view.	10
25	105	"No—Master! Master!" She shuddered, and then he released her hair, and turned her about, again.	10
32	305	"I did not eat any berries, Master," she said, when released.	10
41	34	"I do not know," said Cabot, "but I suspect it, and others, were released into the habitats".	10
41	56	That it should be released is interesting".	10
44	39	Certainly they had managed to bring humans from the sport cylinder into Agamemnon's cylinder, the main world, and had released, for better or for worse, the killer humans from their cages and training areas.	10
44	172	Grendel's jaws then closed a little more, and Cabot fully expected to see pounding, driven, surging blood, released, suddenly gush and spatter forth, drenching Lord Grendel and the grass for yards about, spurting from the opened throat of a half-severed head.	10
47	121	Cabot heard the clawed feet of a purple scarf touch the ledge, and then, rather as the two leaves of a mighty gate might swing open, outwardly, the left wing of Lord Grendel, and the right wing of Lord Statius, swung toward their bodies, and Cabot released the first shaft, point-blank, through the c...	10
69	8	"Feel free to make her squeak and sob, and cry out!" "Peisistratus!" cried Cabot, and released the slave.	10
69	39	Another word released them from their discipline and they gratefully reclined, as they would.	10
74	91	I am now ready to be released.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	677	The guards released the slave, and she knelt, terrified, before Pertinax, and put down her head and began to lick and kiss his feet.	10
24	99	Too, with a gesture, Lord Nishida released the two contract women and they, rising to their feet, with small steps, took their exit from the tent.	10
30	93	Then, in battle, I had released them with riders, primarily to cast vessels of fire upon the ships of Cos and Tyros.	10
32	64	Arrows were set to the strings of the Pani longbow, arrows which are released at the bow's lower third, muchly different from the release point of either the peasant or saddle bow.	10
35	111	"You released an attempted assassin, Licinius Lysias of Turmus," said Lord Nishida.	10
35	153	I released the pendant, and it fell again upon the bosom of its bearer.	10
42	8	My head above the water, the jaws released me, and I clung to the fur at its neck.	10

Book 30. (14 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	147	I then released her, and sat back.	10
3	508	I was then thrown forward, to my stomach, and, simultaneously, thankfully, she released my hair.	10
3	1531	I released her head, and lay back in the straw.	10
7	99	When the panel slid back, though the noise was tiny, many of the girls would cry out, piteously, kneeling, holding out their small hands toward the door, some rising and running to the end of their ankle chain, begging to be taken elsewhere, anywhere, to be released from the stale air, the confineme...	10
8	108	Of late, in the cold, and half darkness, some of the girls, lesser girls, I took it, from the Kasra keeping area, as well as several from the higher area, the Venna area, warm-shod and well furred, had been released to serve about the ship.	10
21	773	I released the girl's hair, that she might return to position.	10
21	811	I released her hair, and, with a hand on each knee, widened them.	10
25	81	It was the swift-flighted, message-carrying Vulo, released, seeking its familiar cot and roost.	10
25	446	I then released her, and she drew back in the kennel, bent over, in its darkness, weeping.	10
26	126	Vulos who would seek this cot were carried about, for example, to the training area of the tarns somewhere back in the mountains, and, there, I had no doubt, in the mountains, were kept, in their tiny wood-barred cages, vulos which, if released, would seek as their cot and roost the very room above,...	10
26	127	Similarly there must have been vulos in that room which, if released, would seek a different cot and roost, perhaps, for example, one housed in the training area for tarns, back in the mountains.	10
28	182	Words rushed out of her, as though a stream had broken forth from behind some obstruction, sweeping debris to the side, and, released at last, it rushed forth, threatening its banks, in a churning, grateful torrent.	10
30	165	At some point they would have to be released and rearmed.	10
32	24	I felt the deck beneath my feet, and was sliding across it, and then released the rope.	10

Book 31. (19 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	212	Released from the rope, and my ankles freed from the ring, I sank to the floor.	10
7	459	What was being done to me? I suspected I was being released, to be myself, not an awkward, clumsy neuter, or a prescribed, facsimile male, but a natural woman in a natural world.	10
7	634	I heard a door opened, and I was conducted within, and released, some feet within the portal.	10
8	667	He then released her, grinning.	10
8	966	The slaver's man then released her, and stepped back.	10
10	742	When I was released from the ring I fell to the floor, on my belly, my hands still bound.	10
10	967	"Please no, Masters! Please, no, Masters!" Then I was released, and lay before them, on the stones, sobbing, and bruised, a beaten slave.	10
18	313	After a day or two, you will be released, to accompany the wagons".	10
18	710	But I hated him! He had knelt me, eyes closed, head to the floor, wrists crossed behind me, awaiting their pinioning, and then, when I had been released from this custody, I had seen him thrust a stripped, frightened, thonged Kalligone before him to an alcove! I was quite angry.	10
19	111	He then released my hair, and I stood up, stiffly.	10
22	97	He then released my ankle, and I hurried away.	10
24	129	Astrinax and Lykos, too, released the birds of steel from their housings.	10
25	15	Some days ago we had evaded a mud slide which might have been released, given the melting of an ice ridge or wall.	10
30	164	"We all are," I said, "even our first girl, Nora, though she is the last caged and the first released".	10
42	62	The last time it had been extended to me, but, when I had grasped it, the beast had not released it, but had held it.	10
42	68	I then cried out in alarm, released the yoke, and fled back some paces, and then turned, to see him.	10
45	58	Then, gently, it released me, and I stepped back.	10
45	102	Released, I regained my footing and went cautiously to the opening of the passageway, and, shielding myself with the rock as much as possible, looked back to the portal.	10
50	104	After a few Ehn I was released from the ring, and stood.	10

Book 32. (17 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	242	"Please, no, Master! Master!" He released her and she, her body a wracked, scarlet, sobbing hue, went to her knees in the sawdust, shaking her head, covering her face with her hands.	10
5	269	Then he released me, a thousand times more naked than I had been before, a revealed slave! I went to my knees in the sawdust, and wept, and, bent over, my body shaking, covered my face with my hands.	10
7	291	Did she expect to ascend them, and thrust her hands through the bars of the gate, and elicit pity; did she think the gate would be opened, and she would be released? Did she not know that there was no escape for the Gorean slave girl, and that that was now what she was? Did she think she had been br...	10
14	161	The perimeter was patrolled by laris, usually released at night, which were trained to track, seek out, and fall upon any who might be so foolish or unwary as to have left the camp without authorization or accompaniment.	10
14	165	To be sure, few knew when the laris were to be released, whether during the day or at night, though, as suggested, the night release was more common, probably because desertions took place most frequently under the cover of darkness.	10
15	780	One could do this in the morning, before the laris are released.	10
15	781	Commonly they are released, or most of them, at night.	10
22	53	It was not as though one seized them as they fled from buildings in a burning city, and, even there, sometimes one simply stripped them and released them, assessing them as less than collar¬ worthy.	10
24	56	"They have been released".	10
26	116	The laris were occasionally released in the morning, though commonly in the evening.	10
26	117	I did know they had been released this morning.	10
37	11	"Give them to me! I demand to be released! I demand my clothing! Remove these constraints! Give me my weapons! Where are my ornaments?" "Some are here," said Tuza, lifting her left arm, with its armlets and several bracelets, while, with her right hand, she lifted and fingered, exhibiting them, the ...	10
39	31	He then released her, and indicated that she should precede him to the shore.	10
39	40	The next time he drew her head up, free of the water, he released her hair.	10
41	228	I could not even say, "Yes, Master," so startled I was, so commanded, but, when released, I hurried to do his bidding.	10
48	118	Suddenly the larger beast, as though some spring in that great body had been released, charged, scrambling, through the center of the circle, and I was buffeted, spinning, to the side, for it struck me in its passage, I felt its ribs, and it hurled itself on the smaller beast which was rolled to its...	10
50	779	The gowned slave, her arm released, regarded me with surprise, and then, as the guard withdrew, with contempt.	10

Book 33. (5 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	44	After the destruction of the first encampment, we knew that several tarns had been destroyed, and others had been released, by auxiliary personnel, presumably to return to the wild.	10
17	5	The arrow is released well below the center of the bow.	10
17	29	Certainly it would not be released, nor would it have been left at the castle.	10
23	266	Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding.	10
24	81	Some others, I gathered, who might have been in attendance, had been released to their lands to marshal resources and men in anticipation of an impending campaign, and then, there, in their lands, to await the summons of the shogun.	10