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Book 1. (16 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	My hair rose on the back of my head; my eyes widened.	10
1	225	There was a slight wind in the pine needles, and I rose to my feet.	10
2	19	I rose from the stone table, which was indeed what it was, and went to the window.	10
2	144	I rose to my feet and looked at him.	10
2	264	He rose and gripped me by the shoulders, held me for a moment and smiled.	10
3	280	Almost immediately from somewhere, perhaps from a ledge out of sight, rose a fantastic object, another giant tarn, even larger than the first, a glossy sable tarn which circled the cylinder once and then wheeled toward me, landing a few feet away, his talons striking on the roof with a sound like hu...	10
4	132	Benches of stone, on which the members of the Council sat, rose in five monumental tiers about the walls, one tier for each of the High Castes.	10
5	154	But an hour before midnight, on the day I knew was the Planting Feast of Sa-Tarna, I climbed again to the saddle of my tarn, drew back on the one-strap, and rose above the lush trees of the swamp forest.	10
7	191	She rose to her knees before me, putting her head to my feet.	10
8	173	The girl rose and shouldered her small bag of rations.	10
14	63	"With this!" The Ubar then rose and sheathed his sword.	10
14	132	He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell.	10
14	175	I rose into flight, not thinking about Ko-ro-ba again or the Home Stone.	10
15	3	Every fifty yards along the walls rose towers, jutting forth so as to expose any attempt at scaling to the fire of their numerous archer ports.	10
19	55	The approaching swarm of Pa-Kur's horde was visible, and the dust rose a thousand feet into the air.	10
19	253	"It seems I belong to you, bold Tarnsman," she said, "What are you going to do with me?" In answer, I hauled on the one-strap, and the great bird rose into the air, higher and higher, even into the clouds, and she cried to me, "Let it be now, Tarl," and even before we had passed the outermost rampar...	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	101	"It means," laughed Cabot, a mirthless laugh, "—to the Priest-Kings of Gor!" He rose unsteadily.	10
2	3	I rose slowly to my feet, my fibers alive in the wind, my hair torn by its blasts, my muscles each aching and rejoicing in their first movements in perhaps weeks, for I had again entered that silver disk in the White Mountains which was the ship of the Priest-Kings, used for the Voyages of Acquisiti...	10
10	31	At the entrance to the palace the somber, wet avenue shrunk to a passage large enough only for a single man, and the walls at the same time rose to a height of perhaps thirty feet.	10
11	50	From the curule chair beside the throne rose another woman, wearing an intricately wrought silver mask and magnificent robes of rich silver cloth.	10
11	245	She rose, seemingly beside herself with rage.	10
14	216	With a storm of wings the tarn smote the air and rose, in the sight of all, above the stands, above the arena, above the towers and walls of Tharna, and sped toward the horizon, the golden-robed body of the Tatrix clutched in its talons.	10
15	60	Standing between the Tatrix and the winged carnivore, I cried "Tabuk!" It began to stalk toward the girl, who rose to her knees, her back pressed against the unyielding wall of the cliff, and screamed.	10
15	197	The Tatrix rose to her knees.	10
18	143	In the tunnel it rose to our ankles.	10
22	163	When she rose from the rug to follow him, she was, in his eyes and hers, a slave.	10
23	3	Beyond the Fair and before the mountains, which rose suddenly from the plains, I could see the timber wall of black logs, sharpened at the top, which separated the Fair from the mountains.	10
24	18	As I entered the room the men rose to their feet and shouted and lifted their cups in salute.	10
24	136	Once more I noted that the walls bordering the avenue rose as the avenue narrowed, but this time, long before we neared the small iron door, we saw a double rampart thrown across the avenue, the second wall topping the first and allowing missiles to be rained down on those who might storm the first ...	10
24	211	He rose to his feet and saluted the girl with the weapon.	10

Book 3. (10 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	12	He rose to his feet and sniffed the air, turning his side to me, and seemed ready to abandon any intentions of doing me harm.	10
5	31	The girl rose and carried the bronze laver to a drain in one corner of the room and emptied it.	10
5	52	A look of angry defiance flashed in her eyes, but she rose to her feet and slowly approached me, and knelt beside the stone platform.	10
5	63	She rose to her feet and backed away, her hands at the shoulders of her robe.	10
8	89	Slowly she rose to her feet.	10
8	126	With a graceful movement she rose and went back again to the chests against the wall.	10
8	207	She rose gracefully and put her arms about my neck and moved her lips close to mine.	10
26	199	At a gesture from me she rose timidly to her feet.	10
29	29	I rose to leave.	10
29	109	In the cover of the drifting remains of the ship shattered above me I darted among the streets of the complex and rose behind the last ship.	10

Book 4. (16 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	248	Kamras, Champion of the City of Turia, rose to his feet.	10
9	357	The girl looked at him gratefully and she, with the others, rose to her feet and to the astounding barbarity of the music performed the savage love dances of the Kassars, the Paravaci, the Kataii, the Tuchuks.	10
9	364	Kamchak waited until the girls of the Wagon Peoples had performed their dances and then, when they had been dismissed, he rose to his booted feet.	10
9	400	Kamras, the Champion of Turia, half rose from his position.	10
10	259	Now the excitement of the throng seemed mostly to course among the warriors of the Wagon Peoples as they rose in their stirrups to see better the swaying, approaching palanquins, each reputedly bearing a gem of great beauty, a fit prize in the savage contests of Love War.	10
12	166	Timidly Aphris rose and went to the thin rep-cloth blanket that was her bedding near the boots of Kamchak.	10
16	134	The golden drops above his eyes rose and fell.	10
17	14	I had been in the room for perhaps three or four minutes before I realized that the steam rose from the pool itself.	10
17	53	I then became aware that the steam that rose from the pool did so periodically, rather than continuously.	10
17	101	I noted that the steam, and gas or fumes, no longer rose from the pool.	10
18	2	I cried out suddenly in alarm horrified at my predicament and struggled to turn back and wade to the edge of the marbled basin that was the cage of the thing in which I was, but the fluid, tightening about me, now seemed to have the consistency of a rich yellow, hot mud and then, by the time I had r...	10
19	169	One of Hereena's eyebrows rose skeptically.	10
21	21	Kamchak rose in his stirrups.	10
26	137	As one animal they turned and pulled their keeper by the chain leashes to what appeared to be a solid wall, where they rose on their back two legs and set their other four legs against it, snarling, whimpering, hissing.	10
26	346	The golden droplets which Saphrar wore in place of eyebrows fell unnoticed into the sluggish fluid that slowly rose about him, inching itself upward, thickening itself about him.	10
27	150	As he turned to leave the throne room of Phanius Turmus, to return to the wagons, Aphris lightly rose to her feet to accompany him.	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	56	The men who had been at that table, or near it, silently rose and left the area.	10
2	144	The four Warriors rose to their feet.	10
2	322	He rose unsteadily to his feet, and staggered backwards, shaking his head, turned, and stumbled over one of the low tables, and fled from the room.	10
2	323	His drink finished Kuurus rose and went to the darkened corner of the room, where the wall sloped down.	10
3	213	I then pressed into the hands of the Player the tarn disk of gold, of double weight, and the man held it clenched in his hands, and smiled and rose to his feet.	10
10	102	He rose.	10
12	21	I rose also that I might see.	10
12	159	I rose from my seat and began to make my way to the exit.	10
12	221	Flaminius rose to his feet, leaving the two girls lying on the stones, sobbing.	10
15	295	Virginia rose to her feet, and stepped back.	10
17	403	Ho-Tu then, to my great relief, rose to his feet, lifting both hands.	10
17	551	Angrily the men rose to their feet and, muttering, dispersed.	10
18	150	Then he rose in his green quarters tunic and went to a chest in his room, from which he drew forth a large bottle of paga.	10
18	412	I rose and found a torch rack in the room and set the torch in the rack.	10
18	423	I looked on that small, trembling, skeletal body, the straggly hair, the sores; the mutilated ear; angrily I rose to my feet and searched about, finding some loose stone which, with my foot, I wedged into the several crevices through which the urts had darted.	10
19	80	Philemon, I and the guards emerged from the exposition area to the interior of the sales amphitheater; the entire house was now lit by energy bulbs; later, the block alone would be illuminated; the seats rose in tier after tier, largely circling the block, though a passage lay open behind the block;...	10
19	333	The crowd rose to its feet shouting and stamping, drowning out what bids might have been made.	10
19	409	"Which of you would like to put me in steel?" The crowd roared and stamped, and its men rose to their feet, shouting, pounding their right fists on their left shoulder, in Gorean acclaim.	10
20	68	She almost rose to her feet.	10
20	160	Cernus rose behind the table on the dais.	10
20	204	Cernus rose from the table and went to stand before Sura.	10

Book 6. (23 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	322	I rose to my feet, lifting the goblet, and my retainers, as well, rose to their feet, lifting their goblets.	10
5	52	The dark-haired girl rose to her feet, laughing, and she, and the others, backed away.	10
5	161	And then to my astonishment the rence girls, squealing and laughing, some protesting and being pushed and shoved, rose to their feet and entered the clearing in the circle.	10
6	134	I rose to my hands and knees, and shook my head.	10
7	171	I rose, wiping my hands on the bit of rence tunic I wore, and went to her.	10
7	174	"The rence growers," she said, "rose from the marsh, and they must return to the marsh".	10
8	284	I then rose to my feet and began to make my way, barge by barge, to the sixth barge.	10
8	319	I rose from the chair of the oar-master, angrily.	10
8	588	A huge tharlarion, seeing the image on the water, half rose from the marsh, jaws clashing, and then dropped back into the water.	10
9	269	I rose drunkenly to my feet and kicked the table away.	10
9	445	Then, wearily, I rose to my feet.	10
11	349	Samos rose before his curule chair.	10
11	381	I, too, unsheathed my weapon, and rose to my feet, regarding Eteocles.	10
11	606	I rose to my feet.	10
13	28	When I had finished, Chenbar, with a look to Lurius, rose to his feet and said, "Seize his ships".	10
13	60	She rose to her feet, and, small gloved hand in the hand of Chenbar, descended the steps of the dais on which sat the thrones of Lurius and Chenbar, and stood before me.	10
15	103	I rose to my feet and lifted my goblet of paga, acknowledging the cries of my retainers.	10
15	781	"Midice!" Then I rose to my feet, and stood there, and shook my head, and wiped the sleeve of my tunic across my eyes and then, catching my breath, I walked to the bottom of the stone couch and sat down, my head down.	10
15	796	Obediently the girl rose to her feet and came and knelt before me.	10
15	822	"No," she said, "no!" I rose to my feet and flung her to the tiles of the bed chamber.	10
16	354	Two more captains rose to their feet and left the room.	10
18	1	How Bosk Returned to His House When we struck the icy, wind-driven decks of the Dorna my men rose at their benches and, cheering, waved their caps.	10
18	41	The Dorna knifed ahead, leaping between the waves that rose towering on either side.	10

Book 7. (16 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	3	I rose to my hands and knees on the rug and looked at myself in the mirror.	10
8	723	The beast then rose to its hind legs, sleepily, and regarded us.	10
9	366	At last the girls, one by one, rose from the grass, drew on again their skins, and took up their weapons.	10
9	436	I rose to my feet and she unsnapped from my throat the hated choke leash.	10
10	84	Then he rose from the bench and went again to the side of the room, where there was a pile of cut logs.	10
10	431	The small hairs on the back of my neck rose.	10
11	245	Ute, who was looking at me with puzzlement, as were the other girls, rose to her feet and went obediently to the block.	10
11	261	Rena rose to her feet and went to the platform.	10
11	964	Then, at his command, I rose to my feet, and we continued on our journey to Laura, I preceding him, as before.	10
11	1183	I rose to my feet, irritated, and backed away.	10
11	1221	Furious, dismissed, Lana again rose to her feet and returned to the back of the cage.	10
14	238	The guard who had spoken to me rose to his feet.	10
15	118	I rose to my feet and, naked, entered the dark shed.	10
15	893	She rose at dawn and, until dusk, with her work companions, performed her repetitive, servile tasks.	10
15	1416	I, carrying the wine crater, rose to my feet and approached him.	10
15	1491	I rose to my feet and, with a rustle of slave bells, approached him.	10

Book 8. (21 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	196	I, too, held out my cup, and she rose, serving me, and then the others, in their turn, lastly serving Rim.	10
2	671	Then, not speaking further, I rose to my feet, and left them.	10
4	116	She put down her vessel of paga, and rose lightly.	10
4	304	Then she rose to one elbow.	10
6	74	I rose to my knees, and looked down upon her.	10
6	314	I rose to my feet, the arrow well refeathered, and set it to one side, across two rocks.	10
6	898	Rim rose and yawned.	10
6	1109	She rose on her elbows, with a rustle of chain.	10
6	1115	I rose on one elbow.	10
8	178	He, and one of his fellows, rose to their feet.	10
10	22	Marlenus rose to his feet and I, unsteadily, did so, too.	10
10	230	He rose to his feet.	10
11	324	At the end, the slaver rose to his feet and pointed to one of the women.	10
11	406	We rose together, and went to the gate, and had it opened.	10
15	3	She rose again, gasping.	10
15	5	She stumbled again, and rose again.	10
15	513	I rose and went to her.	10
15	712	I rose on one elbow.	10
21	120	She rose to her feet, to unchain the Ubar.	10
22	61	"All hail Bosk, Admiral of Port Kar!" I rose drunkenly to my feet.	10
22	780	There, high on the stones, rose the beacon, tier upon tier of crossed logs.	10

Book 9. (19 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	328	She rose to her feet, and stepped back.	10
2	279	Then the High Initiate rose from his throne, and went slowly to the altar and climbed the steps.	10
4	219	The blond-haired girl rose to her feet and surrendered the scoop to Gorm, who put it away, and then closed the deck planking.	10
4	267	The girl rose, and went to fill one of the small bowls for Aelgifu.	10
4	295	The blond girl rose to her feet and left Aelgifu.	10
6	485	Then he rose to his feet behind the table.	10
6	582	I finished a horn of mead, rose to my feet, and went to my sleeping area.	10
9	334	He rose to his feet and shoved back a long table, and a bench, on the other side of the fire pit.	10
11	177	Various free men then rose to address the assembly.	10
12	6	Two men of Svein Blue Tooth rose to their feet and silenced the crowd with two blasts on curved, bronze signal horns, of a sort often used for communication between ships.	10
12	20	Svein Blue Tooth rose to his feet, standing before the heavy, carved wooden chair.	10
13	130	Bera, his woman, rose to her feet.	10
13	173	When the Forkbeard himself rose, of course, the camp became quite active, and the slaves were put about many menial labors; the thrall, Tarsk, was unchained from Thyri, and set about the sawing of wood; Thyri herself, adjusting her kirtle, was ordered to pound grain to make flour; she could not even...	10
13	422	Slowly Svein Blue Tooth rose to his feet.	10
15	226	He rose to his feet.	10
16	29	My hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
18	55	Its head half to one side it rose to its feet and ran for a dozen yards before it slipped, falling sideways, rolling into the fur and burning leather of one of their lodges.	10
19	32	Her breasts, in her agitation, rose and fell, her hand at them.	10
20	144	I rose to my feet and regarded Telima.	10

Book 10. (28 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	369	I rose to my feet.	10
1	496	Samos rose to his feet and, touching twice the palm of the right hand of Ibn Saran, took his leave.	10
1	700	Samos rose from behind the table and strode to the map floor.	10
1	876	Ibn Saran rose to his feet, and brushed his hand against the right palm of Samos, twice, and against my right palm, twice.	10
4	7	The superstructure of the frame rose about four feet above the frame at its highest point, enclosing, as in an open-fronted, flat-bottomed, half globe, its occupant.	10
5	675	Her right leg thrust forth, brazenly, and then, from her kneeling position, slowly, hands above her head, moving, high, she rose swaying to her feet.	10
5	695	She rose swiftly to her feet.	10
7	100	The hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
10	184	She lowered her eyes and, taking the tray with black wine and sugars, rose gracefully to her feet, backed away, turned, and left the room.	10
10	245	He rose to his feet, somewhat stiffly, for he had been sitting cross-legged for some time, and I joined him.	10
11	404	She rose to her feet and went to kneel beside Hassan, who was sitting at a bench before a table.	10
12	428	She rose from the bed, scarcely able to stand, bent over, so much was her need upon her.	10
12	478	She rose up, on her elbows.	10
12	656	Later, when I had had more pleasure of her, I rose to my feet.	10
13	84	Hassan and I rose to our feet.	10
14	110	She rose to her knees.	10
14	662	Together, Hassan and I rose to our feet.	10
17	85	The hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
17	185	Then the raft lifted, to an almost forty-five-degree angle as the monster rose beneath it, thrusting it upward.	10
17	203	The Old One rose, twisting, near him, near the forequarter on the port side.	10
20	63	Slowly the Kur rose to his feet.	10
20	79	It fell to all fours; then it rose to a half-crouched, shambling position, knuckles to the dirt, as a Kur most naturally moves.	10
21	180	I rose to my feet, unsteadily.	10
21	282	Then the hair rose upon the back of my neck.	10
21	373	A white smoke, tiny, in wisps, like the smoke of dry ice, rose from the holes, then was whipped away by the wind.	10
24	596	"How could you strike me?" "You rose without permission," I told her.	10
25	384	She rose to her feet, and stood before us.	10
25	645	At last Hassan and I rose to our feet.	10

Book 11. (49 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	92	I rose moaning to my feet, my hands on the chain.	10
2	200	I rose to my hands and knees.	10
2	649	He rose to his feet and looked about himself.	10
2	842	I rose to my hands and knees, my back to the tree.	10
3	194	My captor rose to his feet and approached the brazier.	10
3	219	It was a small flower, stylized; it was circular, about an inch and a half in diameter; it was not unlike a small rose; it was incredibly lovely and delicate.	10
3	221	The only reservation I had pertaining to the design was that I thought it might be a bit too delicate and lovely, like a lovely rose, to appropriately mark goods of a gross masculine nature, such as, say, harnesses or shields.	10
3	222	It seemed it might, considering its resemblance to a rose, much more appropriately mark something feminine.	10
3	485	But I suspected, and truly, that the mightiest bond I wore was not the strict, confining loops on my wrists or belly but the newly incised brand on my body; later, I suspected, even if coils of rope and heavy chains might be heaped upon me, or I should be confined in cells or kennels, the most compl...	10
3	529	It was more slender, more vertical, more like a stem with floral, cursive loops, about an inch and a half in height, and a half inch in width; it was, I would later learn, the initial letter in cursive script of the Gorean expression 'Kajira'; my own brand was the "dina"; the dina is a small, lovely...	10
3	606	When I had cried out with anguish, bound on the inclined trunk of the white-barked tree, two men rose from near the fire and, as though they had been waiting for some such cry on my part, evidence that I now, to my horror, understood truly what I was, that I had now, in my own heart, and to my own m...	10
3	772	Terrified, clutching the bit of rep-cloth blanket about my shoulders, I rose to my knees, then to a crouch.	10
3	805	It was very meticulous, and clean, and deep, and lovely and delicate; it was incredibly feminine; it was as though my femininity had been literally stamped upon my body; it was as though I had been certified a certain sort of thing, which thereafter, no matter what I wished, or what I might be told,...	10
4	718	The men rose from the side of the fire and, some talking among themselves, went to their furs and tenting.	10
4	728	I rose to my feet.	10
4	1002	He blinked in the torchlight, and rose to one elbow, looking at us.	10
4	1228	Eta kissed me and rose to her feet and left.	10
6	193	Angrily, Melina, who was the free companion of Thurnus of Tabuk's Ford, rose to her feet and left the hut.	10
6	266	My master rose to his feet, and his lieutenants with him.	10
8	231	I rose to my hands and knees.	10
8	275	I went to my hands and knees, and he unknotted the loops of sleen rope from the bar of the cage, and threw it loose beside me, in the sand, whence it rose to the bond on my neck.	10
9	520	The moons were full outside, and I rose to my feet in the straw.	10
9	612	I rose on one elbow, naked and bound, helpless in the dirt at her feet.	10
9	1107	Tup Ladletender rose to his feet and reached into his pouch.	10
9	2003	Tup Ladletender rose to his feet.	10
9	2373	I rose, standing in close bracelets.	10
14	21	I rose and, carrying the vessel of paga, went to the door of the tavern, to step outside, to taste the air.	10
14	147	I rose to my feet and went to the slave room to fetch the hook bracelets, leather cuffs with locks on them, and snaps; they are soft and the snaps, as opposed to the cuffs, require no key; some men enjoy them on their slaves; by means of the snaps the girl may be variously secured by the locked cuff...	10
14	253	I rose lightly to my feet.	10
15	122	She rose easily from the curule chair and stood before me.	10
15	245	When Barus rose from my side, spurning me with his foot, I had been well used.	10
17	105	The men then rose to their feet and left the room.	10
20	185	I rose to my feet, looking about.	10
20	231	I rose to my feet and again looked about.	10
20	277	I rose to my feet, shaken.	10
20	327	I rose to my feet, frightened.	10
20	493	Submissively, with the sound of bells, those on my collar and ankle ring, I rose lightly to my feet, turned, and, excited, scarcely daring to breathe, barefoot, as a slave girl, led the way toward the Chatka and Curla.	10
23	78	I rose to my feet, and brushed back my hair.	10
25	198	She, too, rose to her feet and, in her brief, blue tunic, hurried from the room.	10
26	277	The warrior rose from the curule chair, in which he had taken his place, and went to the door.	10
26	589	She rose to her feet, the chain on her ankle, and turned her head back and forth.	10
26	824	She rose lightly to her feet.	10
27	4	I rose to kneel before him.	10
27	173	Thurnus rose to his feet, his face a maze of conflicting emotions, disbelief and incredulity chief among them.	10
27	457	He rose to his feet.	10
27	765	The man rose from behind the table and came to the circle.	10
28	316	Then one man rose to his feet, striking his left shoulder.	10
28	317	And then another rose to his feet and did the same, and another and another.	10
29	37	Swiftly I rose to my feet.	10

Book 12. (26 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	I rose on one elbow and looked down at her.	10
1	258	I rose to my feet.	10
2	493	I rose to my feet.	10
2	545	"Who would be playing?" Samos rose to his feet, exasperated, but grinning.	10
2	679	Samos and I rose to our feet and returned to the small table.	10
3	667	I wiped my mouth on my sleeve and rose to my feet.	10
4	290	Scormus of Ar rose to his feet and went to the table of the scorers and judges.	10
4	396	"No, look!" I rose to my feet.	10
4	413	On what would have been his twenty-second move Scormus of Ar, saying nothing, rose to his feet.	10
5	2	Samos rose to his feet, storming with rage.	10
5	72	I rose to my feet and strode to the map mosaic on the floor of the great hall.	10
6	2	When I heard the sound of the tharlarion, some four or five of them, I rose to my feet.	10
6	481	Then he rose to his feet and wiped his hands on his thighs.	10
8	225	I rose to my feet.	10
11	557	I rose to my feet.	10
20	74	To my surprise Imnak rose to his feet and, hastily, left the feasting house.	10
22	239	The hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
23	367	She took the meat and rose to her feet, lifting herself and turning her body in such a way as to expose her beauty insolently to Ram.	10
23	398	She then rose lightly, sinuously, before him, and, turning her back, left.	10
23	418	Ram rose to his feet and walked over to the wall of the feasting house.	10
31	63	And then it rose to its hind feet and looked down at me.	10
31	263	It rose to its feet and went to a cabinet.	10
34	152	I rose unsteadily to my feet.	10
35	305	When I stood up, and took the weapon from her mouth, she looked at me, startled; she half rose from the floor, turning on her left thigh, her right leg drawn up, the palms of her hands on the floor, her lovely body deeply mottled, a terrain of crimson, with the intense capillary activity which I had...	10
35	1241	The hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
36	166	Arlene and Audrey, swiftly, rose to their feet and ran lightly to kneel before me.	10

Book 13. (25 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	303	They fell to their bellies as we passed, and then, when we had passed, rose to their hands and knees, to resume their work.	10
1	364	This pole rose, straight, some four feet out of the water.	10
2	133	She half rose on her toes.	10
3	70	The girl, hearing my approach, drew her legs up quickly under her, and rose to her feet, turning to meet me.	10
3	165	I rose to my feet, and, shouldering my sea bag, whistling, continued on toward the pier of the Red Urt, where Ulafi's ship, the Palms of Schendi, was moored.	10
4	928	The long oars dipped into Thassa and rose, dripping, from the greenish sea.	10
8	66	She rose to her feet and went to the vat behind the counter.	10
10	103	Then the hair on the back of my neck rose, as I realized what it might have been.	10
13	184	She rose to her feet and, scarcely able to move, numbly, went to the alcove.	10
13	685	She rose to her knees and knelt there, then, by the side wall, the steel ankle ring, with its chain, leading to the floor ring, still upon her ankle.	10
15	151	The hair on the back of my neck rose.	10
23	146	Tende rose gracefully to her feet and descended from the cushions and dais, to stand at the edge of the platform, over Kisu.	10
32	62	I then rose to my feet and went to where she stood, beautiful and obedient.	10
32	145	And then she rose to her feet.	10
32	846	How vulnerable are female slaves! I rose to my feet, my fists clenched.	10
34	83	I then rose to my feet and walked a few yards away, to a fan palm.	10
34	146	I rose to my feet.	10
34	510	She rose lightly to her feet.	10
37	19	We rose to our feet and pushed through the villagers.	10
41	3	It rose before us, reticulated and wet, dripping, a net, a barrier of interwoven vines.	10
44	156	"Get up! Get up!" Terrified, the small men rose to their feet.	10
47	13	The hair on the back of my neck rose.	10
48	72	Four more times he rose to do combat, but then he could not again climb to his feet.	10
51	205	She rose to her feet and fetched wood, which she placed on the fire.	10
53	74	Suddenly the hair on the back of my neck rose.	10

Book 14. (25 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	151	He rose to his feet.	10
2	371	He rose to his feet and discarded the cotton and the second syringe.	10
4	61	Both girls, obedient to the gesture, rose together to their feet.	10
4	156	Lola rose to her feet.	10
5	125	"Run, Jason, Slave!" I rose to my feet and, angrily, ran from the room.	10
7	42	I rose from the bench and walked about the cell.	10
7	61	I rose from the bench again and gripped one of its legs in my fist.	10
7	274	I rose to my feet and walked about her.	10
7	876	I rose to my feet and stood regarding her.	10
10	174	She rose to her feet and stretched, and turned to look at me.	10
11	139	She rose to her feet and went to the side of the room.	10
11	280	She rose to her feet and ran to the side of the room, where there was a small store of moss, tinder for lighting the lamp.	10
13	282	Their feet wore heavy, thick-soled sandals, which, almost like boots, with swirling leather, rose high about their calves.	10
14	55	I rose to my feet.	10
17	77	Then she rose to her feet and turned to face me.	10
21	338	I rose to my feet.	10
22	169	With a sob the Lady Melpomene rose to her feet and went to stand where she had stood before.	10
22	238	Brandon, though a prefect in Vonda, rose to his feet and carried papers to the Lady Leta and the Lady Perimene.	10
22	458	The mistress then, with a swirl of robes, rose imperiously to her feet.	10
22	536	Melpomene rose to her feet and backed away a few feet from me, and lifted her hands over her head, the wrists back to back.	10
22	581	Melpomene rose to her feet and stood by the ring, head down, while Pamela spread the love furs on the tiles between the tables.	10
22	672	"I am your slave, Master!" The guests then rose to their feet.	10
22	709	Tenalion rose to his feet and went to the girl.	10
24	234	I rose to my feet, found my tunic, and drew it on.	10
28	123	Swiftly she rose to her feet.	10

Book 15. (40 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	I rose to my feet and placed two copper tarsks on the table.	10
1	467	I did so, and then, later, I rose to my feet.	10
1	480	She rose quickly to her feet and ran softly to him.	10
4	261	She rose to her hands and knees.	10
5	98	Swiftly the girl rose to her feet and, half crouching, put her head by my hand.	10
8	39	Four of them rose up, one going to the side door, one to the door to the kitchen, and two to the main threshold.	10
8	88	The hair on the back of my neck rose when he had said this.	10
9	21	One girl rose from the bench, her left ankle pulling against the chain and shackle that held her with the others, and dropped the sheet to her waist.	10
10	228	Quickly she scrambled back, and rose to her feet.	10
12	60	She then rose to her feet.	10
12	92	Then I rose up and went to the storage box and took out some bread and dried meat.	10
13	112	She rose to her feet, tears in her eyes.	10
14	72	* * * * I snapped my fingers, and the girl, to the side, rose from her knees and lightly hurried to the table, beside which she again knelt, head down.	10
14	80	Lola rose to her feet and padded softly, barefoot, carrying the dishes, to the kitchen.	10
14	272	"I see," said Miss Henderson, and rose to her feet, hurrying angrily upstairs.	10
14	349	She rose from the table and, lifting the hem of her robes, went to the stairs.	10
15	175	"How can I not be a slave?" I rose from the couch and went to the door.	10
21	368	Peggy, startled, wild-eyed, rose to her knees and seized my sandals.	10
22	199	He rose to his feet, reeling.	10
23	179	I then dismissed her with a gesture of my head and she rose lightly to her feet and left, to serve another.	10
23	322	I rose to my feet.	10
23	335	He rose to stand beside me.	10
24	408	But I am joyful!" Angrily I rose from the couch.	10
24	451	"Please, Master!" I rose to my feet, and looked down at her.	10
24	531	She rose, terrified, to her knees, and then to her feet, trying to escape.	10
24	549	I rose to my feet and stepped from the tub.	10
24	575	She rose to her knees, and put her head down, humbly.	10
24	698	When I finished with her I rose up from the couch.	10
24	780	"It is obvious," he said, and rose to his feet.	10
25	203	"Excellent," said Tasdron, "excellent," and he rose from the table, letting himself out of the room with a key, by means of a side door, one which led up a flight of stairs, presumably to private compartments.	10
28	185	She then rose to her feet and, taking the tray, with a rustle of bells, frightened, almost fled from the room.	10
28	221	Tasdron rose to his feet and went through the door, and down the corridor to the alley door.	10
28	222	The rest of us, too, rose to our feet.	10
28	257	She rose to her feet and then went to the low table and, kneeling there, put the cups on the table.	10
28	326	Peggy rose to her feet and went, head down, to kneel before the startled Aemilianus.	10
29	266	In a moment I rose to the surface, gasping, trying to see.	10
29	275	At last, lungs bursting, shaking water from my eyes, I rose to the surface and clutched at the iron latticework.	10
30	398	Sobbing, she rose to her feet, and put her head down, at what would be the height of a man's waist, her legs flexed.	10
32	52	The girl rose to her feet and went to Kliomenes.	10
32	55	She then rose again to her feet, backed away, and then, on the tiles, again knelt.	10

Book 16. (31 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	161	A man rose from behind the bulwarks of the enemy vessel, bow in hand.	10
2	99	Five men, behind the gunnels, suddenly rose up, bows in hand.	10
3	99	Huge spumes of water rose into the air as the great rocks plunged into the Vosk.	10
6	21	A spume of water rose like a geyser from the water near us, marking the miss of a huge stone hurled from an enemy catapult.	10
6	35	Oars, like startled limbs, not in unison, unevenly, rose from the water.	10
6	92	The hair on the back of my neck rose, and I was proud.	10
9	182	I then rose to my feet.	10
9	292	I rose from the girl's side.	10
10	110	The sea gate rose.	10
10	207	"Loose the gate! Loose the gate!" Cries of dismay rose from the water below, within the sea yard.	10
12	132	Men rose up on the walls, lighting fuses of oil-soaked rags, thrust into oil-filled clay vessels; a smoke bomb, trailing red smoke, was lofted from a wall catapult high over the marshes.	10
16	17	A cheer rose spontaneously from my throat.	10
17	198	Sobbing, the beautiful, leashed slave rose to her feet.	10
19	705	She rose to her feet.	10
20	244	She then rose, to serve Miles of Vonda.	10
20	639	She then rose to her feet and stood again before us, but now barefoot upon the tiles.	10
20	710	She then rose to her feet and hurried toward the kitchen.	10
20	729	The men, save I, rose as one to their feet, for Gorean men commonly stand when a free woman enters a room.	10
20	749	I rose to my feet.	10
20	754	"Thank you, Master!" She rose to her feet, and ran to me, falling to her knees before me and putting her head down to my feet.	10
20	762	She rose to her feet and ran to kneel before Calliodorus.	10
20	809	She rose to her hands and knees and, blood at her mouth, regarded him, disbelievingly.	10
20	921	She then rolled to her stomach, and rose to her hands and knees, and, head down, remained for a moment in that posture.	10
20	967	She rose to her feet.	10
20	1037	Callimachus, sweating, overcome, trembling, fists clenched, rose to his feet.	10
20	1068	We all rose.	10
20	1733	"Yes, yes," she said, "but I do want it!" She rose up, as she could, on her elbows.	10
20	1962	Quickly she rose to her knees before me.	10
20	1990	Startled, she rose swiftly to her feet and went to the table, where she, kneeling down, began to gather together the dishes and stack them.	10
21	689	Then, tenderly, she rose to her knees, still kissing my feet, and then began to kiss my ankles, and calves.	10
21	697	She rose to her feet, and kissed the wounds.	10

Book 17. (16 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	74	I rose from the couch and went to a bronze basin of cold water at the side of the room.	10
1	760	The hair rose up on the back of my neck.	10
2	258	I rose from the low bench and went to the door and opened it, emerging near the stern of the barge.	10
4	160	"Smoke!" Almost at the same moment he rose to his feet and cracked his long whip over the backs of the tharlarion.	10
11	71	Ginger then rose to her feet and stepped away from the Swedish girl, who then, frightened, smoothing down her tunic, together with the girls on her left and right, resumed her original kneeling position.	10
13	23	I rose on one elbow, to regard her.	10
13	1405	Swiftly she rose from her stomach to kneel before me.	10
13	1675	I then rose from her side and threw her the tiny slave tunic.	10
14	53	Then he rose to his feet, and went to his stores, to bring forth a fine hatchet.	10
14	101	Grunt excused himself and rose to his feet.	10
14	292	She then rose up, well pleased, and took her leave.	10
14	322	The red youth now rose from the side of the red-haired girl, adjusting his breechclout.	10
14	331	She rose to her hands and knees, and looked up at me.	10
14	783	She rose from the water, it dripping from her body, and came and knelt on the grass, on the bank of the small stream, where I had indicated.	10
14	797	Then he rose to his feet and looked down at me.	10
14	1068	Suddenly the hair on the back of my neck rose.	10

Book 18. (38 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	6	I rose in the stirrups.	10
1	427	I rose to my feet, wiping my face with my right forearm.	10
3	320	She rose up and went to the side of Canka, astride his kaiila, her master.	10
4	376	The hair on the back of my neck rose up.	10
5	206	The hair rose again on the back of my neck.	10
7	225	She rose, angrily, to her feet.	10
7	888	Cuwignaka then rose to his feet.	10
8	63	I rose to my feet.	10
9	270	She rose to her hands and knees.	10
9	313	I rose to my feet.	10
9	425	She rose to her hands and knees and looked up at me, delighted.	10
10	37	She then rose to her hands and knees and head down, crawling, entered Canka's lodge.	10
15	134	She rose unsteadily to her feet.	10
16	172	She rose to a kneeling position before me.	10
18	176	I rose to my feet, and stepped back.	10
18	216	Then I rose to my feet and, facing them, backed away.	10
18	265	I backed off a bit, on my knees, and then rose to my feet, and then withdrew from the presence of the fellow who was patiently working on the stone.	10
20	71	Hci rose to his feet.	10
21	48	Hci rose from our side and went into the lodge of the Sleen Soldiers.	10
24	59	In a moment, Cuwignaka rose to his feet, his knife bloody.	10
29	160	Wasnapohdi rose to her feet, looking after the riders.	10
30	89	The hair on the back of my neck rose.	10
30	151	It seemed, for a moment, that he tried to struggle with it, but, inexorably, as though with a will of its own, it rose.	10
33	162	Turnip rose to her feet and, over her head, drew off the dismal, gray dress she had worn.	10
34	276	The young girl then rose to her feet and went and knelt before the young man.	10
35	86	The shield of Hci rose like a moon, inexorably, exposing him to the lance of the Yellow Knife.	10
35	180	A sleen came and lay down quite near to him, and watched him, until morning, and then rose up and went away.	10
37	417	Tremblingly, she rose to her feet.	10
37	458	"Get on your feet," I cried, "Slave!" Unsteadily, trembling, her head lifted, she rose to her feet, her hands out to help her maintain her balance.	10
40	189	She then rose up and returned, again, to the line near the kettle.	10
40	192	The dark-haired girl and the blond girl, who had shared in the stirring, who were sitting, cross-legged, near Carrot and Cabbage, rose to their feet, going again to the porridge line.	10
40	253	I then rose from beside the fire and walked about it, taking a position among several of the Waniyanpi.	10
41	74	Of its own will it rose, exposing me to the lance of my enemy".	10
41	81	"The shield rose," said Hci.	10
41	83	"It was your arm that rose".	10
41	90	"The shield rose, like a moon," said Hci.	10
41	92	"It rose," said Hci, "as firmly and inexorably as a moon".	10
47	358	The hair on the back of my neck rose.	10

Book 19. (34 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	460	I rose to my feet.	10
2	95	I rose to my feet and, crouching down, my muscles aching, stepped from the limousine.	10
2	353	I rose to my feet and put my cup in the sink.	10
3	185	Smiling the girl rose lightly to her feet and left the room.	10
3	299	The girl rose to her feet.	10
3	812	I half rose up on the couch, my left leg under me, my palms on the surface of the couch.	10
3	826	She now rose to her feet.	10
4	522	But then I rose up and, timidly, softly, went to the wall where the whip hung.	10
4	622	Then I rose to my feet and went to the side of the great couch.	10
4	649	I rose on the couch to a position half sitting, half kneeling.	10
8	157	She then rose slowly to her knees, kissing him from the ankles to the waist.	10
8	200	She then rose lightly to her feet and hurried to the whip, where, once more, she dropped to her hands and knees.	10
8	635	I rose from the bed, pulling down the edges of the brief, one-piece garment I wore.	10
10	94	He then rose to his feet.	10
14	203	I rose to my feet, wildly, frightened, and then hurried away between the tents.	10
15	311	I rose up and sped as furtively and swiftly as I could toward the area from which I had heard the bird's scream.	10
26	6	Teela, first girl, from across the room, signaled to me, and I, bowing, slipped back, rose to my feet and hurried to her side.	10
27	16	I rose to my feet and, facing him, head down, backed away a few paces.	10
28	139	Emily and her class rose and quickly formed a line.	10
29	12	I then rose to my feet, trying to compose myself.	10
30	118	I rose to my feet, and looked behind me.	10
30	200	He rose to his feet.	10
30	216	I rose to my feet.	10
30	323	By the time I rose unsteadily to my feet and stumbled from the recessed place into the alley he was nowhere in sight.	10
31	223	He then rose up and approached me.	10
31	230	He then rose up, again, and approached the chair.	10
32	115	He then, quickly, rose from my side and went to the side of the room.	10
33	56	Ligurious rose, and walked about the table, to stand before it, and near the sack.	10
33	307	He then kissed me, rose to his feet and hurried away.	10
33	574	There, the guest who had been hooded rose to his feet.	10
33	875	Men rose to their feet, shaking their fists.	10
33	985	She rose to her feet, her head humbly lowered.	10
33	994	The men rose from about the tables, saluting and applauding Hassan.	10
35	32	"Yes, Master," I said, and rose to my feet.	10

Book 20. (27 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	531	Numbly, Linda rose to her feet and walked back about the tables.	10
1	534	I rose to my feet and went to the girl, now prone, red-eyed, on the tiles.	10
1	1131	"Yes, Master!" she laughed and, happily, dismissed, clutching her tunic, rose to her feet and scurried away.	10
1	1140	I rose to my feet.	10
1	1144	Samos, too, with a grunt, rose to his feet.	10
2	406	A fellow, a pulley-maker I recognized from the arsenal, and the arsenal Kaissa champion, rose to his feet, from where he had been sitting cross-legged before the Kaissa board in the Kaissa booth.	10
2	1298	She rose to her feet and, frightened, trembling, I behind her, made her way through the crowds.	10
2	1632	I rose from the rack, and drew my robes about me.	10
4	212	He rose, angrily.	10
5	162	I rose to my feet.	10
8	295	He rose to his knees and crawled a pace or two, and then again sank to his stomach.	10
10	149	She rose painfully to her feet and went slowly, painfully, to where Boots was sitting cross-legged, near the small fire between the wagons.	10
10	324	I rose to my feet.	10
10	842	Boots then rose to his feet, belched, spit on his hands, wiped them on his tunic, and stalked slowly, ponderously, like a good-natured, rotund draft tharlarion, perhaps having eaten too much, toward his wagon.	10
13	251	I rose to my feet and fetched my food.	10
14	61	The side which had lifted before a bit, now, a little at a time, to my elation, with small sounds of loosening, breaking mortar, rose upward.	10
14	225	I turned away from them, slowly, on my knees, and then rose to my feet.	10
14	284	Suddenly the hair rose on the back of my neck.	10
16	834	Temenides, then, rose behind the table.	10
16	890	Suddenly the player, the hooded player, he called the "monster," he who now had Bina's use, rose from his place at a table and climbed the stairs to the stage.	10
16	1045	Temenides rose to his feet.	10
16	1207	The hair on the back of my neck rose up.	10
18	17	He rose to his feet.	10
20	105	The hair, then, on the back of my neck rose up.	10
20	129	The Kur then rose to its hind legs.	10
21	447	* * * * I rose to my feet.	10
21	635	I rose to my feet and donned my garments, and retrieved the sheath, with the belt and sword.	10

Book 21. (3 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	116	"No!" said the driver, sternly, more than once, lifting his whip, as such women rose to their feet, as though to approach him.	10
3	421	A girl looked up from the small fire in one of the roadside camps, and then, suddenly, rose to her feet and, in the shadows, darted out to the road.	10
3	440	The driver angrily rose in his place and the long whip lashed out.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	84	The butcher then rose up, slipping on the bodies, fell, and rose up, again, moving away.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	190	My companion then rose and I, decidedly uneasy, for we had not been given permission to rise, rose to my feet, as well.	10