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Rise

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	118	Sitting in the sleeping bag, I waited for the fire to rise a bit.	10
4	21	To rise into flight, or gain altitude, one draws on the one-strap, which exerts pressure on the one-ring, which is located on the back of the tarn's neck.	10
5	41	I had felt this even when my father had commanded her to rise and submit to me, accepting me as her new master.	10
6	71	I felt the network, or web, tremble, and I struggled to rise, but found myself unable to gain my feet.	10
7	44	She tried to rise, but one foot was, of course, some ten inches higher than the other.	10
11	3	As the caravan mounted a rise, we saw spread far below us, on the banks of the Vosk, a sight of incredible barbaric splendor—pasangs of brightly colored tents stretching as far as the eye could see, a vast assemblage of tents housing one of the greatest armies ever gathered on the plains of G...	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	42	Black, scudding clouds again obscured the three moons of Gor, and the wind began to rise.	10
9	142	I had pretended to rise to my feet, and the proprietor, with horror, had shoved me back down, and rushed for more Kal-da.	10
10	67	I tried to rise but was pressed down, my face to the stone.	10
10	72	"Rise, Slave," said another.	10
10	73	I tried to rise to my feet, but the weight was too much.	10
11	42	Thorn's hand would allow me to rise no further.	10
11	96	Ost, squealing with fear, tried to rise, but could not lift the yoke.	10
11	106	"Rise," said the Tatrix to Ost, "or you will die on your belly like the serpent you are".	10
18	112	Other slaves knelt beneath them, giving their backs that the two might rise higher.	10
20	103	Again and again he tried to rise and again and again he was forced down.	10
23	102	In time it became dangerous for the small cavalries of Tharna to assault them, to brave the storm of missile weapons which would seem to rise almost from the very ground itself.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	206	"Rise," I said.	10
18	91	I was somewhat annoyed to find the Home Stones, taken so seriously in the cities of Gor that a man might be slain if he did not rise when speaking of the Home Stone of his city, so airily dismissed by the lofty Sarm.	10
28	110	It was as though she begged to be allowed to lift and open her arms and rise and come to my arms.	10
29	111	To my dismay I saw the last ship turning slowly toward me and I saw the disrupter cone rise and focus on me.	10
31	40	"Rise," I said, "Vika of Treve—you are now a free woman".	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	59	Then for the first time, against the horizon, a jagged line, humped and rolling like thundering waters, seemed to rise alive from the prairie, vast, extensive, a huge arc, churning and pounding from one corner of the sky to the other, the herds of the Wagon Peoples, encircling, raising dust into the...	10
3	115	The wind seemed to rise.	10
8	146	At last she had finished the garment, and Kamchak unchained her that she might rise and put it on.	10
9	332	I wondered if Kamchak would rise to do war in the very room.	10
12	406	He gestured for the woman to rise and she did so and stood before him, head lowered.	10
12	442	"Why not?" Then suddenly she jerked at the hobble but could not rise and nearly fell, and pounded her left fist into the dirt before her.	10
17	55	I noted, too, that the surface of the pool licking at the marble basin in which it lay trapped seemed to rise slightly and then fall with the discharge of the steam.	10
21	69	I had just picked up the last stone and tucked it back in my pouch and was about to rise from my knees when I found myself staring at the high, heavy sandals, almost boots, of a warrior.	10
21	259	The narrow column, and probably the Tuchuk spacing, a Hundred and then the space for a Hundred, open, and then another Hundred, and so on, tends to narrow the front of dust, and the spaces between Hundreds give time for some of the dust to dissipate and also, incidentally, to rise sufficiently so th...	10
25	472	She began to rise to her feet.	10
25	474	"I did not give you permission to rise, slave," I said.	10

Book 5. (8 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	25	The dance receives its name from the fact that the girl's head is not supposed to rise above the Warrior's belt, but only purists concern themselves with such niceties; wherever the dance is performed, however, it is imperative that the girl never rise to her feet.	10
12	304	Flaminius gestured that the two girls should try to rise and walk a bit about the room.	10
14	173	The chained girl, half crouching, scrutinized the collar and laughed, and then, with disdain, her hands in the slave's collar, flung her to one side, where the slave lay, fearing to rise.	10
16	4	I would have expected the price of slaves to rise in Ar, but Cernus did not permit it, but continued, when necessary, to undersell the minor houses to keep the general prices in the range he wished.	10
17	145	The progress and startling rise of the Steels as a faction dated from the first day of the races, when, in the eleventh race, Gladius of Cos, astride a great tarn, initiated the Steels as a faction with a surprising, but resounding, win over a strong field of competitors.	10
17	182	"May Cernus, of the House of Cernus," said they, "become Ubar of Ar!" I saw one other man rise up when I did, and also leave the tavern.	10
19	51	I heard two girls laugh and I felt my ankles seized and held while small hands thrust on my back, taking me by surprise and throwing me heavily forward; I struck my shoulder on the back of the cart and the booted foot of a Warrior thrust me from the cart and I fell to my knees on the stones; when I ...	10
21	387	"The people rise!" cried Ho-Sorl.	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	75	The plant itself has a long, thick root, about four inches thick, which lies horizontally under the surface of the water; small roots sink downward into the mud from this main root, and several "stems," as many as a dozen, rise from it, often of a length of fifteen to sixteen feet from the root; it ...	10
11	11	Then I saw Lysias, his hair tied behind his neck with the scarlet string, rise.	10
11	176	A man such as I, I thought, might rise high in a city such as this, squalid, malignant Port Kar.	10
14	222	He looked at her for better than an Ehn, studying the rise and fall, the sweep, of the oars.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	509	The woman struggled to her knees, but was not permitted to rise.	10
9	435	Could it be that this, and this alone, was my price, that I had been purchased for only this, the points for one hundred arrows? But I reminded myself that I could not be purchased, for I was Elinor Brinton, for I was free! "Rise, Slave," said Verna.	10
11	357	But I was taught to dance, and to give pleasure, and to stand, and move, and sit and turn, and lift my head and lower it, and kneel, and rise.	10
11	1137	You may then use them, such needful weaklings, to rise in the million strata of your intricate society, to climb, to ingratiate and insinuate yourself swiftly, expertly, into the high, warm, comfortable, luxurious places in your busy, impersonal, complex, loveless, anxious world.	10
15	237	How shameless she had become! Once of the scribes, she was now only a wanton, shameless slave girl! I wanted to tear her hair and eyes out! How pleased I was, and how startled she was, and the others, when Rask sent them to the shed, where they would be issued work tunics and find themselves work sl...	10
15	670	I started to rise to my feet.	10
15	1164	I tried to rise, but the warrior whose cup I had filled had his hand in my hair.	10
15	1175	I tried to rise.	10
15	1184	I tried to rise, but the man's hand was knotted in the silk.	10
16	90	I could now see the moons beginning to rise over the points of the palisade.	10
16	139	I would then be gagged, and have my wrists taken behind me, and bound there, together, behind the post, to the tying ring, that I might not even be able to rise to my feet, that I might be well held in place, on my knees, until it might please masters to free me, perhaps to work, perhaps to be beate...	10
16	188	She wore crossed ankle rings, not permitting her to rise.	10
18	76	"We must rise early," he pointed out.	10
18	77	"Yes," I said, "we must rise early".	10
18	110	We must rise early, for the Dorna, and the Venna, and the Tela are to be inspected".	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	817	"You, Master," said Tina, to a handsome young seaman, who wore a wristlet studded with purplish stones, amethysts from Schendi, "would you be so kind as to rise and come forward".	10
14	115	He was beaten back, when he tried to rise, with the butts of spears.	10
15	55	Ilene, helplessly, tried to rise.	10
15	80	It is very difficult for a captive to rise from this position.	10
18	210	This makes it impossible for the girls to rise to their feet.	10
22	27	And I had cried out, and tried to rise, but strong hands, those of Rim and Arn, had pressed me back, holding me.	10
22	672	He gestured that she should rise and get into a longboat.	10

Book 9. (12 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	To be sure, carved in wood, high on the chair, was the helmet with crest of sleen fur, the mark of the captain, but I could not rise from the chair.	10
1	327	"Rise," I said.	10
11	275	It made the hair on my neck rise to hear them, for I knew they had spoken to one another.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
14	11	I tried to rise.	10
15	269	The wind then began to rise, sweeping the ledge.	10
17	37	"Rise, Thrall," had said the Forkbeard.	10
18	2	Howling I leapt upon another, striking it before it could rise, and then another.	10
18	54	I leapt up, catching it in the side of the neck before it could rise.	10
18	181	They struggled, some to rise, but, tethered, few could do so.	10
20	130	I saw it rise and fall.	10
22	168	It does not permit the girl to rise to her feet.	10

Book 10. (31 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	237	They were not permitted to rise.	10
1	659	"And do not rise from the floor, Slave," I told her.	10
1	688	Slowly, if permitted, she would rise to an erect kneeling position; her hands, as she lifted herself, extended toward us.	10
1	690	The fifth time I let her rise to an erect kneeling position.	10
1	691	The last portion of her body to rise was her beautiful head.	10
1	695	With a gesture I permitted her to rise to her feet.	10
1	863	Ibn Saran, salt merchant of Kasra, did not rise from behind the table behind which, cross-legged, he sat.	10
2	281	When I left her I chained her ankles together, tightly, so that she could not rise to her feet.	10
4	50	There is little to fear from it, except, in the spring, should it rise and shift to the east, or, in the fall, should it blow westward.	10
4	106	On a rise, pushing back the burnoose, I stood in my stirrups and looked back.	10
5	669	At a languid gesture from Ibn Saran, Alyena lifted herself from the scarlet tiles, gracefully turning from her side to her knees, and then, head back, hair to the floor, slowly, inch by melodic protesting inch, arms before her body, lifted herself to a kneeling position, erect, the last bit of her t...	10
5	674	He lifted his finger for her to rise.	10
5	814	Ibn Saran, magnanimously, gestured that she might rise, and she did so, standing before him, head high, breathing deeply.	10
8	291	First over the rise, on his kaiila, with the two girls tethered, stumbling, exhausted, feet bleeding, to the pommel, was the leader.	10
9	13	The other girl cried out in anger at her, but did not dare rise.	10
13	308	And you must retire, for you must rise before dawn".	10
14	9	I tried to rise.	10
14	30	Children, and nomads, sometimes rise early, to lick the dew from the rocks.	10
14	176	"You rise early, noble Ibn Saran," said I.	10
20	17	From a small rise, we saw the remains of the trench, filled with sand, to within six inches of its top.	10
21	202	I wondered if it could rise again to its feet.	10
21	265	In an Ahn he tried to rise, but could not.	10
23	21	He could not rise to his feet.	10
24	592	"You were not given permission to rise, Slave Girl," I said.	10
24	687	I might even, I thought, put her in the bondage of the she-sleen or she-tarsk, and deny her words, refusing to let her rise to her feet, and limiting her discourse to small sounds, whimpers and such, by which she might attempt, as she could, to make clear her wants.	10
24	873	Too, tied as she was, she could not rise, so she could not reach the other tharlarion-oil lamp, high, hanging from a chain, at the side of the mirror.	10
25	243	I met her blade, high, forcing it down; she slipped to one knee, looking up, trying to keep the blade away; she wept; she had no leverage, her strength was gone; I thrust her back, and she fell on her back before me on the tiles; my left boot, heavy, was on her right wrist; the small hand opened and...	10
25	407	She could not rise more than a foot from the cushions.	10
26	177	"Do not rise, Slave Girl," I told her.	10
26	188	"The price of salt will soon rise," I suggested.	10
26	465	She is naked; she is not permitted to rise; she may not even speak, for the whip must be held between her teeth; to drop it is twenty extra lashes.	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1014	Rather he gestured that I should rise.	10
3	45	Shortly thereafter he had returned, and gestured for me to rise and follow him.	10
4	1123	I could not even rise to my feet.	10
7	39	Marlenus, who has seen his city threatened by a league of cities in the time of Pa-Kur, doubtless views with disfavor the rise of the Salerian Confederation.	10
8	189	The verr and the bosk are the most common animals herded; tabuk and slave girls are the most common animals tracked; the uses to which the sleen is put in guarding and patrolling are innumerable; it is used to secure borders, to prowl walls and protect camps; it may run loose in the streets after cu...	10
8	208	Without thinking I began to rise to my feet.	10
8	214	How had I displeased him? "Were you given permission to rise, Slave?" he asked.	10
8	305	I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise.	10
9	480	"We must rise early," said Radish.	10
9	1709	He lay in the dirt, unable to rise.	10
9	2372	"You may rise, Dina," said Tup Ladletender to me.	10
11	419	Then she snapped, "Rise, Slave Girl!" I leaped to my feet with a jangle of bells.	10
13	301	Why did they not rise up and cry out in protest at the indignity inflicted upon their sister? But they looked upon me impassively.	10
15	51	"Do not rise from your knees," she said, coldly.	10
27	464	"Rise, Slave," said Thandar of Ti.	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	404	She tried to rise up, but I held her down, her small shoulders down to the tiles in the blood.	10
3	326	If Centius drew yellow, I reasoned, the odds favoring Scormus might be reduced a bit, but probably not much; if Scormus, on the other hand, drew yellow, the odds might rise so in his favor as to preclude a rational wager.	10
4	227	I saw one of the scorers rise to his feet.	10
10	220	It does not escape from the bottom because warm air, being less dense than cold air, tends to rise.	10
13	34	I resisted the desire to rise to my feet and run screaming at the animal, bow drawn.	10
21	18	The platform is warmer than the floor level of the dwelling, of course, because of the tendency of warm air to rise.	10
21	320	She must rise and leave.	10
22	207	"Beware!" But in a few moments I saw the body of the sleen rise to the surface, rolling, buoyant.	10
23	411	"I will fetch some," she said, starting to rise.	10
23	427	She made as though to rise.	10
24	490	The wind began to rise outside.	10
29	19	I saw the girl, when we had passed, rise to her feet and hurry, barefoot, along the steel hall.	10
30	252	More men fell, struggling to rise and draw their weapons.	10
35	202	If she were to stand under the sphere holding the chain above her in its track the chain would fall, gracefully looped, behind her, almost to the back of her knees, whence it would rise again to its lock point on her collar.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	693	Urt hunters swim slave girls, ropes on their necks, beside their boats in the dark, cool water of the canals, as bait for urts, which, as they rise to attack the girl, are speared.	10
5	642	When a blanket, or cloak, or covering of any sort, is thrown over a slave like this she may not speak or rise.	10
6	144	Shoka indicated that the two girls should rise and come to stand by the rail, to look out and see the fleet.	10
6	582	This heating of the surface causes warm air to rise.	10
13	210	She could not then rise more than a few inches from her back.	10
13	303	"Yes! Yes!" She struggled, wildly, rearing up a little, as she could, trying to rise, shaking the chains, pulling at them.	10
14	715	She could not then speak, or rise up, for the blanket was over her.	10
32	432	"Now rise gracefully," I said, "and walk back and forth before me".	10
32	844	I observed their lovely rise and fall, correlated with the respiratory cycle of her small lungs.	10
51	114	Rise then, and stretch, as a slave girl, before your master".	10
52	84	The dark-haired girl could not rise to her feet for her ankles were tied.	10
57	195	She had not been given permission to rise.	10
57	198	They, too, remained kneeling, for they, too, had not received permission to rise.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	159	"No!" "Do not rise from your stomach," he cautioned her.	10
13	647	He gestured that I should rise.	10
14	54	"Rise, Jason," said my mistress.	10
19	202	She could not rise and the fastening on her collar kept her head down.	10
22	819	She had not been given permission to rise.	10
25	103	"Why pretend unconsciousness," said Kenneth, "or inability to rise".	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	456	"In the morning you must rise early.	10
22	335	You cannot rise.	10
27	99	"Rise slowly," he said.	10
30	196	"Rise, and turn about, Slave, and regard a prisoner," said Policrates.	10
31	27	When the pole is on the ground, and not lifted, one can rise no higher, of course, than on one's knees, with one's head deferentially lowered.	10

Book 16. (9 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	98	I saw her briefly rise up on the palms of her hands, and, furtively, regard Lola.	10
12	78	We gave orders and the great gate began to rise.	10
12	212	"Do not rise to your feet," I said, warningly, to Callisthenes.	10
16	404	Ragnar Voskjard tried to rise, but my foot, thrust between his shoulder blades, pressed him rudely back to the deck.	10
16	467	"You must consider such things as whether or not, should you do this, you could rise to your feet before I could, say, break your neck or back, or take the sword and cut your head away.	10
17	194	"On your feet, Slave," said the girl with the leash, giving her a yard of strap, that she might rise.	10
19	542	"Your joke has gone far enough," she said, uncertainly, "now, please, please, let me rise, and take off my collar and bring me clothes".	10
19	1108	In this form of slavery, which is commonly used for disciplinary purposes, or for the amusement of the master, the woman is not permitted to rise from all fours; similarly she is not permitted human speech, though she may signify needs and desires by such means as cringing, and moaning and whimperin...	10
20	1670	I hope not, my Master!" "Perhaps one day they will have had enough, and will rise, and reassert their sovereignty, and masculinity.	10

Book 17. (22 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	43	"To raise dust like that, in this terrain," said Grunt, "you must ride across draws, rather than avoid them, and you must ride in a cluster, where the dust will rise, cloudlike, rather than rise and fall, in a narrow line, swiftly dissipated by the wind".	10
1	393	Sinuously, slowly, the two creatures separated and then, slowly, seemed to rise and grow before us.	10
1	972	A rise in temperature has apparently occurred as well.	10
1	978	"He is surmounting a rise," said Kog, "surmounting it with care".	10
1	997	It is easy, for example, to mistake a scout, on all fours, spying over a rise, for a wild sleen.	10
1	1002	In the declivity below the rise there lay a slain kailiauk, dark in the snow.	10
1	1115	In this type of combat, incidentally, it is not unusual for the warrior to shield himself behind the body of his racing kaiila, and, circling the enemy, rise up, suddenly, to fire over the animal's back or, sometimes, from beneath its neck.	10
10	48	"That dust," he said, "does not rise from the paws of the kaiila of Dust Legs, nor of Yellow Knives nor Fleer.	10
12	91	They could not rise to their feet.	10
12	127	He tried to rise.	10
13	899	For example, if she is knelt, she is not to rise to her feet until given leave to do so.	10
13	1424	Now purse your lips and, while remaining kneeling, rise from your heels, and lean forward, gently and submissively".	10
14	142	"Rise to your knees before him," he said.	10
14	410	He had her rise and turn slowly, her back arched, her hands behind the back of her head, before him.	10
15	34	The rider had appeared very suddenly, over a small rise in front of us, some twenty yards away.	10
16	2	We looked down from the rise, onto the valley below.	10
16	16	We had forgotten them, in coming over the rise, in seeing the wagons.	10
16	27	We then began to move our kaiila down the rise, toward the wagons.	10
17	288	He motioned for me to rise and, unsteadily, terrified, I did so.	10
17	375	But she did not try to rise to her feet.	10
18	2	I joined my party on the crest of a small rise, at the eastern edge of the field of battle.	10
18	27	I glanced from the rise back down into the shallow declivity between the low, grassy hills.	10

Book 18. (45 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	Our kaiila shifted beneath us, on the grassy rise.	10
1	74	It was toward noon when we reined up beside him on another rise.	10
1	425	"Rise up, Mitakola, my friend," said Cuwignaka to me.	10
1	496	"They are glorious!" exclaimed Cuwignaka, and then he turned his kaiila and descended the small rise, moving towards the camp.	10
1	497	Grunt and I remained for a moment on the rise, gazing on the awesome sight in the distance.	10
1	507	We then brought our kaiila about and, descending the rise, followed Cuwignaka toward the camp.	10
9	325	When I snapped my fingers she would rise to her feet and follow me, heeling me, like the sleek domestic beast she was, to her master's lodge.	10
9	672	She made as though to rise, but I thrust her, roughly, back down on the robes.	10
9	701	"And when I am finished with you," I said, "I shall rise to my feet and snap my fingers.	10
9	702	You will then, without further ado, rise to your feet and follow me, silently, humbly and unquestioningly, heeling me, as the mere beast you are, to the lodge of your master".	10
12	27	In a few moments we had surmounted a small rise, and I was looking down into a wide, shallow, saucerlike valley, some half of a pasang in width.	10
12	46	Not more than a few yards away, below me, below where I stood on the small rise, the herd was again in a small tight circle, turned in on itself, purposeless, milling, stationary.	10
27	29	"Though I die the sun will rise.	10
28	117	She will probably remain in it until permitted to rise.	10
28	179	She could not rise to her feet.	10
28	196	I felt the hair rise on the back of my neck.	10
28	241	At the crest of a rise, once again, suddenly emerging, silhouetted against the sky, were lines of Yellow Knives.	10
29	10	When the thongs sprang apart, leaping from the knife, I saw deep red circles in the girl's ankles I doubted that she would even be able to rise to her feet for a few Ehn.	10
29	78	We urged our mounts up a small rise, and then down, partly, over it.	10
29	82	Grunt, bodies about his feet, stood on a small rise.	10
29	95	I moved the kaiila down the rest of the shallow slope, toward the small rise on which Grunt, Wasnapohdi behind him, stood.	10
29	164	"Please!" "Have you received permission to rise, Slave?" asked Grunt.	10
30	150	His shield began to rise.	10
32	2	We lay on our stomachs, on the small rise, overlooking the campfires of the victors.	10
32	71	"Perhaps the Kaiila will rise again," I said.	10
32	78	Cuwignaka looked down from the small rise, onto the broad, firelit spaces of the revels and feasts.	10
33	3	We then, the grass to our waist, dragging the travois on which Hci lay, and other articles, surmounted a rise, surveying the maize fields below us, the buildings and palisade of the compound beyond them.	10
33	63	"Turnip," cried Radish, angrily, "what are you doing, kneeling before a man? Get on your feet!" "You do not yet have permission to rise," I said.	10
33	67	"The slave has not yet received permission to rise".	10
33	144	"You shame the Waniyanpi!" "I have not yet been given permission to rise," said Turnip.	10
33	161	"You are not worthy of it!" "You may rise," I told Turnip.	10
34	347	"I am so happy!" * * * * "The camp," said Cuwignaka, "is just over this rise".	10
34	378	It was on a rise behind the camp.	10
34	386	I pointed to the rise overlooking the camp.	10
34	389	"There!" On that rise there were two trees, white-barked trees, some fifty feet tall, with shimmering green leaves.	10
34	428	"You may rise," said Mahpiyasapa, discerning my urgency.	10
40	955	He then indicated that she should rise and she did so.	10
41	82	"The shield cannot rise by itself," I said.	10
43	201	"The Kaiila will rise again," said Hci.	10
44	219	Concomitant with such homelinesses, however, they are taught attitudes of the body, posture and grace, how to stand, kneel, recline, rise and such, for awkwardness and clumsiness are not accepted in female slaves.	10
56	34	We were on a rise near the victory camp.	10
56	42	I then made my way, slowly, down from the rise, moving in a westward direction.	10
56	59	Many of my friends were on the rise near the camp.	10
56	114	I continued to look back to the rise behind me.	10
56	123	Too, prominent among those on the rise were two I had known even to the pledge and testimony of the knife, even to the touchings of wounds, even to the comminglings of blood, my friends, my brothers, Hci and Cuwignaka.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	848	Too, it is a position which one may assume easily and beautifully, and from which it is possible to rise with both beauty and grace.	10
8	495	"No, Lady Lita," he said, "do not rise to your feet".	10
26	458	I had not been given permission to rise.	10
28	137	"Class, rise," he said.	10
30	559	If things should go badly in Corcyrus for Ligurious and the Tatrix, if the people should rise, if the projected war for the mines of Argentum, which must have been truly theirs, turned out badly, they might escape, leaving behind them a pretty little proxy, a naive surrogate, on which enraged multit...	10
32	109	I could not rise to my feet now.	10
33	603	For this reason, and also to commemorate the rise of a new order in Corcyrus, it was changed".	10

Book 20. (14 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	782	She did not dare to rise to her feet.	10
2	261	It is good to let the flames rise in a female.	10
2	989	Before I could rise to my feet he was upon me.	10
2	1746	I wanted to rise to my feet, but I slipped to the tiles.	10
4	69	"I shall withdraw, Mistress," I said, making as though to rise.	10
5	189	One of the Lady Yanina's men lifted his head from the table, looking at me, groggily, and then tried to rise to his feet.	10
6	1163	"Do you know these men, Master?" asked the girl, not daring to rise from her knees.	10
14	166	"No, do not rise.	10
14	205	"You will then rise slowly and slowly descend the hill.	10
14	464	Once, a few yards before me and to my right, I saw a small, elongated head rise up suddenly, peering at me.	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
16	16	"Yes, Master," she said, hastening to rise, then hurrying away.	10
17	24	I permitted him to rise.	10
20	389	Once more I saw it rise up among bodies.	10

Book 21. (14 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	138	Surmounting a rise, we had seen it below us, and the wagons, in their long line, stretched out in the distance.	10
5	163	"You may rise, Feiqa," I said.	10
8	124	Hurtha walked back to the top of a small rise in the road.	10
8	141	I saw the head of Mincon's tharlarion come over the rise, moving about, on its long neck, scanning the road, and then, in a moment, the wagon.	10
13	144	She was to remain kneeling, unless given permission to rise.	10
15	344	She had not been given permission to rise.	10
16	997	"It is time to rise," he said.	10
16	1514	She is also forbidden human posture, in the sense that she is not allowed to rise to her feet.	10
21	370	"Rise," I said.	10
25	768	I saw the exhausted tabuk recover and rise unsteadily to its feet, and trot away.	10
25	1127	Until that time, of course, she must remain to the side, where she was, forbidden to rise, or approach.	10
25	1451	She made as though to rise but, as I did not restrain her, she remained where she was.	10
25	1713	She could not rise.	10
26	1159	I have not yet given you permission to rise, of course".	10

Book 22. (33 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	232	Then, bit by bit, sometimes on my knees, sometimes as though I had tried to rise, and had then again been thrust to my knees, sometimes on all fours, sometimes as though trying to rise to my knees, and being forced again to all fours, I made my way to Mirus.	10
3	20	Once in a while, of course, the terrors and alarms of that incident, suddenly, unexpectedly, would rise up, flooding back upon me, but, on the whole, I had, it seemed, forgotten about it.	10
3	997	I tried to rise up but a conical, stiff, rubberized mask was thrust over my nose and mouth, and, by means of it, I was pushed back on the table.	10
5	199	For example, we were taught how to serve at a table, deferentially, skillfully, unobtrusively and, for the most part, silently, and how to move and walk, and kneel and rise, gracefully, and even such tiny, interesting things, as how to pick up a fallen object, by crouching down, retrieving it, rathe...	10
10	302	I tried to rise, but a man's foot pressed me back to the dirt.	10
11	164	I did not rise to my feet.	10
11	170	I wanted to rise but the strings of the beaded curtain were too quickly flung aside.	10
11	699	"The ostraka grow few in number!" I saw men rise hurriedly to move toward him.	10
11	1163	Air, for example, can enter at the threshold, in the vicinity of the curtain, rise, and exit through various inconspicuous vent holes, generally high in the walls.	10
11	1213	With the other hand he indicated I should rise up a bit, and I did so, and he placed that hand then behind my knees.	10
11	1425	"Master!" I called after him, "Master!" I tried to rise but, by the chains, was prevented from doing so.	10
13	155	In this position she is helpless and cannot rise.	10
20	390	"Have I given you permission to rise?" he asked.	10
23	25	I heard the snap of the whip and, together, we hurried forward, within the fence, toward the square tent, the overseer's tent, on a rise in the distance.	10
23	150	We were now ascending the rise toward the square tent, the overseer's tent.	10
23	161	We had now ascended the rise, and were on a flat, open space, before the tent.	10
24	63	The guard, if he remained at the top of the rise, as he apparently intended, of this low, sloping sandy hill, could never reach them in time.	10
24	123	Then I stopped and looked wildly back, upward, toward the top of the rise.	10
24	198	I did not dare rise from my knees.	10
24	200	I had not been given permission to rise.	10
24	203	Even had I dared to rise, as I did not, I did not know if I, in my terror, could even have found the strength to do so.	10
25	17	I could see from this rise, on which was located the overseer's tent, the low hills among which I had served chained masters.	10
25	155	I performed obeisance, and then made as though to rise, to hurry to the rear portions of the tent, where my mat was, near Tela's.	10
28	5	Do not try to rise.	10
29	78	It seemed to rise up from a small meadow, rather at the left side of the meadow.	10
29	888	Mirus tried to rise, but could not.	10
29	1016	I did not think, however, he could rise.	10
29	1039	He could not rise.	10
29	1503	I tried to rise up a bit on my knees, but, tied as I was, wrists to ankles, I could not do so.	10
30	181	I had not been given permission to rise.	10
31	104	In it the female is fastened in a position of subservience, cannot rise to her feet, is well displayed, cannot defend herself, and is utterly helpless.	10
33	225	"If you have time," he said, "you are not to rise to your feet, but to throw yourself to the side.	10
33	226	You may then rise up and flee".	10

Book 23. (23 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	533	It is common to chain female prisoners so that they cannot rise to their feet.	10
5	329	"You may move more swiftly," I said, "if you rise up on your toes and take short steps".	10
5	430	Then I put the bowl on the floor before her and put her to her belly before it, and put my foot on her back, so that she could not rise.	10
5	590	"Quick," he cried, "back to the kitchen, slut! No! Do not rise! Crawl!" He then disappeared back through the kitchen door.	10
5	796	"No," I said, "do not rise.	10
6	419	Truth, crushed to earth, is supposed to rise again, but if it didn't, we wouldn't know it.	10
9	58	It also, of course, made it impossible for her to rise to her feet.	10
10	180	"You may leave your knees, but do not rise to your feet".	10
10	251	Klio slid to him on her belly, her femaleness prostrate before his maleness, and then, bit by bit, licking and kissing, began to rise to her knees before him.	10
10	395	I saw a fellow rise up, in the trench, his bow leveled.	10
11	290	I tried to rise but I was forced down, again, on my knees.	10
12	277	A moment later I saw a head rise up behind the panel, that of a child or woman.	10
13	84	I saw the head of our warder rise up, behind the slot, as she stepped up, onto her platform.	10
14	86	"You may now rise up, or do what you wish," I said, dismissing her.	10
15	43	I made as though to try to rise, to my knees, my head down.	10
15	54	I made as though, again, to try to rise.	10
15	78	If it were to rise again, which I did not really expect, or not significantly, under the current circumstances, presumably that would be shortly before their departure from the cell.	10
15	139	In this fashion she could not see what might transpire behind her, she could not easily rise, and she would have some protection from debris, if the outside of the cell wall should be struck.	10
15	286	"Accordingly," I said, "rise up on your knees, and turn and face me".	10
15	871	"When I pull twice on the leash," he said, "you will rise and follow me, responsive to, and conducted by, the leash".	10
16	120	She tried to rise but, her ankles thonged together, she fell.	10
17	322	She had not been given permission to rise, or move.	10
20	66	Aemilianus tried, angrily, to rise to his feet.	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	568	He glanced once at Temione, who moved, frightened, but he did not signal to her to rise.	10
1	775	With his goblet the burly fellow indicated that the slave might rise.	10
1	1056	She did not dare to rise to her feet.	10
1	1158	"Fellow," said I, "where lies the tent of Borton, of the command of Artemidorus?" I had approached the headquarters tent of Artemidorus himself, not only its central location, on a rise, and its standard, but its size making it prominent.	10
1	1199	"There," said the fellow, indicating a tent at the foot of the rise surmounted by the headquarters tent of Artemidorus.	10
4	69	Her fortunes, I gathered, were now on the rise in Ar.	10
12	59	"Her fortunes rise," she said.	10
18	112	"Rise to your knees, slowly," I said.	10
19	754	It then, for what reason I am not sure, perhaps because of its memory of fire, perhaps because of the injuries I had caused it, perhaps because of a mere desire to safeguard its prey, smote its great wings, and, blasting sand about, bending nearby rence almost to the water, began to rise into the ai...	10
25	191	"Teach me to be a man's feast!" "Rise," I said.	10
31	530	"I may now rise to my feet".	10
31	585	"You may rise to your feet," I said.	10
32	179	He fell into the sand, forward, and before he could rise I had stepped on his out-flung right hand, pinning it down, and my sword was at the back of his neck.	10
37	40	"Normally at the stakes," he said, "they are not permitted to rise even to their knees".	10
37	70	It is not unusual to forbid a rent slave, during her use times, when chained at a stake, to rise even to her knees.	10
44	97	"Do not rise above your knees".	10
48	392	"At that rate," I said, "you would not be likely to rise rapidly in the ranks of the merchants".	10

Book 25. (28 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	130	Her fortunes were said to be on the rise in the city.	10
2	293	I must leave the tent and search for one, perhaps a girl in one of the open-air brothels, forbidden without permission to leave her mat or even to rise to her knees.	10
3	20	"You do not have permission even to rise to your knees," I reminded her.	10
3	876	I will mention two simple ones, first, the short, hollow tube, usually used with a sitting slave, whose wrists are tied, the thong then passing through the tube to emerge at the far end, where it is used to secure her ankles, and, second, the longer pole, drilled four times, used with a prone or sup...	10
8	1061	Marcus then snapped his fingers that she should rise.	10
9	105	"Rise up," said he, in a kindly fashion, "and do not address us as Master and Mistress".	10
14	28	"I think you have arrived just in time!" The other four girls made as though to rise, righteously, but a glance from Marcus put them back instantly on their knees.	10
14	385	Of course! I now understand! So now disband this rabble and release me!" She made as though to rise.	10
14	644	"Rise up now, slave girl," I said, "and hurry to your master!" "Yes, Master!" she said.	10
16	213	He tried to rise up a little, to lift his shoulders from the pavement, but angry staffs thrust him back down, and in a moment he was kept in place, on his back on the pavement, pinioned by staffs, some caging him at the sides, others pressing down upon him.	10
19	305	Obviously she wished to rise up and run to her master, hurrying as she could.	10
19	1422	"She is struggling to rise," I said.	10
19	1423	The small figure was trying to get her legs under her, and rise in the yoke, lifting the vessels.	10
20	253	To be sure, of late, with the rise of the Delta Brigade, and the undercurrent of unrest in Ar, there seethed in the city, doubtless to the dismay of Cos, a surgency of male energies.	10
21	147	I could not rise to my feet.	10
21	260	In none of these are they permitted to rise to their feet.	10
21	262	Some masters, particularly in training a new slave, do not let her head rise above their belt.	10
22	394	"You may rise," I informed him.	10
22	403	"You may rise".	10
22	791	I had her rise and put the short cloak about her.	10
26	265	"Do not dare to rise to your feet without permission, slave," she said.	10
26	291	"You may rise, handsome slave," said she, amused.	10
27	385	She could not rise to her feet, as she was back-braceleted, with her ankles shackled closely to her wrists.	10
27	766	"I could not then rise from my chair," I said.	10
27	784	"I do not think it would be so amusing to you," I said, "if it were you in whom the poison had worked, paralyzing you, making it impossible for you to rise from the chair".	10
27	886	"I would not be you," I said, "when the people of Ar see fit to rise".	10
27	887	"They will never rise!" she exclaimed.	10
27	1114	"Ar may rise," I said.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	532	But then to her surprise, and, one supposes, consternation, the Earth woman finds herself enfolded helplessly in mighty arms and kissed in turn and kissed as she had never dreamed she might be kissed, with such ferocity, and mastery and power, and ownership, and then as she reels, giddy and dazed, s...	10
8	357	There was a narrow, rectangular slot in the ceiling through which, it seemed, the bars, lifting, as a gate, might rise.	10
9	2	It is difficult to rise quickly from such a position.	10
9	7	When one reaches one thousand one may rise, and fetch the food and water bowls, and the clean wastes vessel, from just within the bars, where they have been left.	10
10	134	He then snapped his fingers and indicated that I should rise and leave the cell, going to the right, as one faced outwards.	10
10	344	There was the mountain there, rearing upward, and, high above, perhaps a hundred feet above, seeming to rise out of the rock itself, were the walls of the citadel.	10
10	519	I did not dare rise, of course.	10
10	792	Then the leash would pull against the sack ring, under my chin, and I must needs rise up, and again follow.	10
10	817	I could not even begin to rise to my feet.	10
11	44	He gestured that I should rise, and I did so.	10
11	400	"May I rise, Master?" she asked.	10
12	141	Are we, familiar with the rise and fall of empires, who have witnessed the building of the pyramids and walked the streets of Babylon and Nineveh, who have heard the tread of the legions and watched the armada set forth, to take our moment, our brief afternoon, to be the summit and meaning of eterni...	10
13	728	I watched the shadow, waiting for the lash to rise.	10
14	532	"You may rise," I told her.	10
14	703	"May I rise to my feet?" she begged.	10
19	562	"Do not rise up, Lady!" said one of our number, kneeling to the side.	10
19	564	But she did not rise up, despite the broad-bodied girl's provocation.	10
24	609	And I now understood, better than before, how a man might come to power on this world, and the sort of men that might rise to sit upon the chairs of state.	10
28	144	They lifted up the Lady Constanzia who, it seemed, could scarcely rise unaided.	10
28	150	I did not rise, of course, for I had not received permission to do so.	10
35	49	The powerful, healthy man is aggressive and lustful; what is he to do when he realizes at last he has been mistreated, denied, cheated, starved, and shamed; he may rise up with a snarl; let the wife be dismayed to discover she is to her horror then in the vicinity of a man; what does he care; let hi...	10
37	447	I must rise.	10
37	726	The body of Herminius seemed to rise on the rope, and stand for a moment erect, in the air, and then it seemed to fly outward from the wall.	10
40	192	She could not rise to her feet.	10
40	355	"You may rise," he said.	10
43	35	I saw a heavy hammer rise.	10
44	179	"You were, as I understand it," said the first man to Aynur, who seemed now unable to rise even to her knees, "a poor first girl, one not only unpopular in the garden, but even one richly hated therein, one who ruled it strictly and cruelly, personally, arbitrarily, using your modicum of power as an...	10

Book 27. (41 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	10	Ellen tried to rise, but her body, from the cage, was in such pain and so stiff, and so ached, that she, trying to rise, fell.	10
7	147	Her hands were held on each side of her, and she could not rise.	10
7	153	Lying on her back, no longer held but her ankles still bound to the wooden bar, unable to rise, she looked up, apprehensively, at the switches.	10
7	172	Later in the day she could rise to her feet and walk, awkwardly, painfully.	10
11	45	What would they think if they were to suddenly find it necessary to be licensed to men, or simply owned outright, as women? Mirus, her master, suggested that the group rise and go to table.	10
11	462	"Did you let them know my role in this, that it was I who designated them for their fates?" "Certainly," he said, "and you may well conjecture their dismay, their wild cries, and tears, their helpless rage, how they pulled at their chains, trying to rise, or seized and shook, in futile fury, the bar...	10
11	869	Mayhap one day it will awaken, rise up, shout, and be reborn.	10
12	254	One could do little more than rise to one's knees, perform obeisance, and such things.	10
13	249	Other birds seemed to rise from her side of the wall, lifting momentarily against the darkness of the wall and then suddenly appearing in the sky, hastening specks, the hills and fields beyond.	10
13	453	"May I rise?" she asked.	10
13	480	"We may now rise," said one of the girls, watching the tarn disappear in the distance.	10
13	625	"Rise up," said Ina.	10
15	544	She heard him, she now facing away from him, head down, hands clasped behind the back of her neck, rise from the curule chair.	10
16	849	Studies with primates demonstrate that the testosterone levels of males who have been kept in sexually negative, sexually depressive, environments rise dramatically when the environment is changed, to include, for example, receptive females.	10
17	1191	Indeed, Ellen knew that, should historical conditions change on Earth, human slavery, with its various values, and its capacity to solve various social problems, might be reinstituted, might rise again.	10
18	599	"I must hasten to my master!" Selius indicated that she might rise, and she scrambled, angrily, to her feet.	10
19	434	"The city," said Arconious, "must rise as a whole".	10
20	110	Why will they not let us sit down, or lie down? They have commanded us to rise.	10
20	112	They have made us rise.	10
20	498	But the older of the two lads splashed toward her and, with the back of his hand, lashed out and struck her across the mouth, causing her to half rise, stumble, and then fall back, some feet, to her side, in the deeper water.	10
20	981	Too soon, for her desires, though perhaps not now for those of her enchained sisters in bondage, the order to rise was received, emphasized by the snapping of a slave whip.	10
22	463	As she approached, it seemed he was finishing his conversation, and preparing to rise.	10
25	137	You may be much as you like here, even permitted gentle speech, but you may not rise to your feet without permission".	10
25	1163	She could not rise.	10
26	54	She had neither been given permission to rise, nor had she been ordered to do so.	10
26	227	In this way she was not only helpless even to try to rise, but any movements of her bound ankles would exert pressure on her bound wrists, which would, in turn, exert pressure on the leash strap, which was attached to her wrists.	10
26	994	* * * * Scarcely had Ellen backed away, on her knees, bent humbly, head down, from the fourth guardsman, that she might not rise to her feet at his side, this perhaps being taken as insolence, he supine and bound, than she heard, vaguely, obscurely, not really registering it at first, as she now rec...	10
26	1387	Ellen heard someone rise, and make a noise, as of contentment, as in languorous stretching.	10
26	1743	Perhaps an Ahn later, shortly before the first rays of Tor-tu-Gor, Light-Upon-the-Home-Stone, the common star of Earth and Gor, began to glimmer in the east, rising there as it does on Earth, they rose together, he suddenly to his feet, casting the blanket aside, she quickly to her knees, at his thi...	10
27	39	But when she had crawled toward it, not having been permitted to rise, he had kicked it farther away from her.	10
27	634	"Who gave you permission to rise?" Miserably, Ellen sank to her knees before him.	10
27	1308	"May I rise?" He smiled.	10
27	1504	"In time, giving those afoot time to approach us, they will rise again, and attack from the air".	10
27	1659	She saw a Cosian, his upper body, rise from the grass.	10
27	2526	She did not try to rise.	10
27	2985	The slave, she fears, screamed and tried to rise, but, restrained, frightened, losing her balance, fell into the grass.	10
27	3066	Blood seemed to rise to the surface there, like water rising through sand.	10
27	3165	The officer tried to rise, but fell to the side, twisted, and fell again, then upon his back.	10
27	3422	She had not been given permission to rise, of course.	10
28	281	If he appears in the streets, sword in hand, standard raised, the people will cry out, and rise up.	10
29	205	She moaned with misery, and fought the bonds, but dared not rise from her knees.	10

Book 28. (15 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	294	Slaves are occasionally kept on all fours, forbidden to rise, feed from pans on the floor, are led about, leashed, on all fours, and so on.	10
32	59	She had not been given permission to rise.	10
32	174	"Rise, back away, and kneel," said the Lady Bina.	10
33	168	He saw a huge paw rise out of the water, and then Grendel was on the raft.	10
34	140	"I cannot rise," she said.	10
36	170	When he came into her proximity, as she was still kneeling, not having been given permission to rise, she put her head to the floor of the cave.	10
36	347	"Do not rise," Cabot cautioned Lord Arcesilaus, for the Kur was now half on its feet, and blood emerged from beneath more than one bandage.	10
42	23	"But what if they could?" "Then fellows would rise up and make use of them, as a path to power," said Cabot.	10
45	131	"Yes!" "Rise up, Lady," said Lord Grendel.	10
56	102	"Those who rise from the trench with weapons will be the first targeted".	10
56	186	"Rise from the trenches, attack, attack, Kur brothers!" called Lord Grendel, and his cries were echoed, from trench to trench, and coursed down the lengths of trenches, and Cabot, and the humans, confused, bewildered, were aware of mighty bodies, howling with cries of war, scrambling out of the tren...	10
69	90	It is quite another for what are in effect no more than armed brigands, concealing themselves like vermin amongst beasts, to suddenly, unexpectedly, rise up to slay a single, unarmed foe, one not set for battle".	10
70	128	Cabot then made as though to rise to his feet.	10
76	12	To be sure, regardless of her dress or lack of it, the slave is expected to kneel, at least initially, in the presence of free persons, for example, when addressed, when entering rooms in which they are present, and so on, until, and if, permitted to rise.	10
79	93	It seemed she might wish to rise, but she could not, of course, fastened as she was, have stood erect.	10

Book 29. (10 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	542	She would remain kneeling until given permission to rise, as she was a slave in the presence of free men.	10
3	331	Pertinax made as though to rise, but I motioned him to remain as he was, and he, with a glance at Constantina, a glance almost apologetic, resumed his position.	10
7	252	She tried to rise, but, as her feet, crossed, were bound to those of Cecily, crossed, she fell, and heavily, to her side.	10
7	254	She realized then she could not rise.	10
14	94	On the other hand, if one were to use the bow, it was better for the stirrups to be shortened, so one could easily rise in the stirrups, if one wished, for firing over the head of the bird, over its wings, and so on.	10
29	80	We came then, at last, to an opening in the trees, and stood upon a rise, from which a road led gently downward through the valley toward the river.	10
30	22	On Earth vessels of centuries ago the "steering board" on the right side, as one faces forward, apparently gave rise to the expression "starboard".	10
30	68	If the strike is made at or near the waterline the ram's effectiveness is little compromised, given the rise and fall of the sea.	10
42	3	I kicked my way to the surface, and was thrown yards to my right by the wash of water, and went under, and came up, again, and gasped for breath, half blinded by the water, still clinging to that massive, furred neck, and the beast's head was then, too, out of the water and I heard an explosive exha...	10
43	139	Lord Nishida was certainly correct in suspecting that one who could rise to such a position would be wise with bladecraft.	10

Book 30. (22 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	282	It was rare as a slave name until after the fall of Ar, and the rise of Talena of Ar to the throne of Ar, placed on the throne as a puppet Ubara by the occupying forces of victorious Cos and Tyros, the major maritime Ubarates of Gor, abetted by numerous mercenary companies.	10
2	178	There was a wrenching of wood and the cries of men, and the stem and stern of the long ship began to rise out of the water, and the planking amidships, shattering, pressed down, sank into the sea, and then the stem, I clinging to it, collapsed back into the water, and doubtless, on the other side, f...	10
3	755	Entangled amongst them, they swarming about me, enwrapping me with their vines and tendrils, it was possible I would not have been able to rise to my feet.	10
8	462	"Then, rise," I said, "hurry to the kitchens, to heat the wine, or replenish your vessel".	10
14	32	And then, sometimes, he would rise to his feet, remove his two curved blades from his sash, and engage unseen opponents.	10
14	36	How was it that they did not rise up, did not object? They were not slaves, chained to their benches.	10
14	38	Why did they not rise up and attack him? Because, I supposed, he was Seremides.	10
14	48	And that, I supposed, was why he had requested that I be assigned to him, that I might rise up, attack him, and then be slain for insubordination.	10
15	217	She suddenly caught sight of Seremides, helpless on the deck, unable to rise.	10
15	238	Left alone, I had little doubt he could drag himself to it, and, with it, perhaps clinging to the rail, rise to his feet.	10
20	384	"But then," she cried out in dismay, almost daring to rise from her knees, "I might go to anyone!" "Yes," I said, and then turned about, and left her.	10
21	145	"In any event, it is from this coastline that the signal is to rise," said Lord Okimoto.	10
22	332	Tor-tu-Gor, Light-upon-the-Home-Stone, began to rise in the east.	10
25	178	In her terror, and misery, she tried to rise up, but could not do so, as the kennel does not allow that.	10
25	420	Alcinoë made again to rise, but, again, I prevented her.	10
25	422	"Surely you do not expect to rise," I said.	10
26	146	Once free of the rope, the girls were permitted to rise to their feet, that they might seek their keepers, and be returned to their kennels.	10
26	153	She was breathing heavily, this stress marked by the lovely rise and fall of her bosom.	10
33	340	"Aii!" cried the stranger, as we surmounted a small rise, and then had the piers below us, and before us.	10
34	15	I watched her rise, and go to the chest at the side of the room, kneel there, and count some coins into her hand.	10
34	208	Too, for some days, I kept her in the bondage of the she-quadruped, or she-tarsk, not permitting her to rise to her feet, but she must go about on all fours.	10
37	268	He motioned for her to rise, and she did so, and stood before him, though I feared she might fall.	10

Book 31. (9 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	230	We did so, but did not rise to our feet.	10
4	340	"May I rise to my feet?" "No," she said.	10
8	878	All of us now were together, standing, except for the former Lady Persinna, who still knelt, perhaps unable to rise, toward the back of the cell, away from the bars.	10
8	1006	A little later, she cried out, in misery, and terror, from all fours, not permitted to rise.	10
9	326	No free person had given me permission to rise.	10
9	378	"The slave is female," came from the translator, mechanically, unemotionally, a placidity quite at odds with the roiling, tensed power that seemed to rise now like lava within that immense, living frame, "the price was twenty tarsks, and the buyer is by name Bina, and by title, the Lady Bina".	10
10	42	I must try to rise to my feet, to be led.	10
10	43	Perhaps, then, I was not the first woman he had had on his leash! Who had taught a beast this? What of the others? Had they been eaten? I tried to rise, but my legs gave way beneath me.	10
10	51	I tried to rise, struggling, but again slipped to the stones.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	38	They would kneel to receive their dishes or vessels from the table of the kitchen master, the serving table, toward the back and right of the room, rise, approach the guests' table, kneel, and, their arms extended, their head down between their extended arms, place the dish or vessel, held in two ha...	10