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Running

Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	199	The next thing I was running like a demented animal, in any direction, every direction.	10
3	256	Whereas large Earth birds, such as the eagle, must, when taking flight from the ground, begin with a running start, the tarn, with its incredible musculature, aided undoubtedly by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, can with a spring and a sudden flurry of its giant wings lift both himself and his ...	10
6	132	From a wall of reeds about fifty paces to the right and thirty feet below, stumbling and screaming, came the bundled figure of a human being, running in horror, its hands flung out before it.	10
13	40	Though I suppose this is purely instinctive on the larl's part, it does have the effect, over a series of generations, of weeding out animals which, if they survived, might transmit their intelligence, or perhaps their erratic running patterns, to their offspring.	10
17	23	Worse, from the reports of deserters, it became clear that the city was starving and that water was running short.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	65	I replaced the helmet, it bright, and then dark, running with rain.	10
6	189	"I have fled from those men for six days," wept the girl, "living on berries and insects, sleeping in ditches, hiding, running".	10
13	120	I heard his short, quick, running steps in the sand, thudding toward me in a bull-like charge.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	37	Down the hall running towards us, not frantically but rather deliberately, at a steady pace, came a young human female, of perhaps eighteen years of age, with shaved head and clad in the brief plastic tunic of a Mul.	10
13	77	"Why is she running?" I asked.	10
18	44	I swung the transportation disk in a graceful arc to one side of the tunnel to avoid running into a crablike organism covered with overlapping plating and then swung the disk back in another sweeping arc to avoid slicing into a stalking Priest-King who lifted his antennae quizzically as we shot past...	10
23	4	She wore only brief rags, the remains of her once long and beautiful garment, torn and stained by what must have been her terrified flight through these dark, rocky tunnels, running, stumbling, screaming, futilely trying to escape the pursuing jaws of the implacable Golden Beetle.	10
30	48	Running from this ring was a heavy chain attached to a thick metal collar fastened about my throat.	10
31	122	Running irregularly, dodging bursts of fire, I ran to the side of the dome where Sarm, from his position somewhere above, would not be likely to be able to reach me with his fire.	10
32	22	I thrust Vika behind me and leaped over the rubble, running to Misk's side.	10

Book 4. (41 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	In the distance, to one side and the other, I could see other human beings, running, carrying burdens, driving animals with sticks, fleeing.	10
5	67	Normally, however, the wagons are tied in tandem fashion, in numerous long columns, and only the lead wagons are guided, the others simply following, thongs running from the rear of one wagon to the nose rings of the bosk following, sometimes as much as thirty yards behind, with the next wagon; also...	10
6	181	The two riders turned their kaiila and in a moment, moving rapidly, the girl running between them, had turned from the grassy lane and disappeared between the wagons.	10
7	259	He took the meat in his hand and gave it to Kamchak, who bit into it, a bit of juice running at the side of his mouth; Kamchak then held the meat to the girl.	10
8	87	Kamchak, that night, chained Elizabeth Cardwell in his wagon, rather than beneath it to the wheel, running a short length of chain from a slave ring set in the floor of the wagon box to the collar of her Sirik.	10
8	281	She would be running for her life.	10
8	319	She must then have counted about three beats to herself, and then she began to break her running pattern, moving to one side and the other, making it difficult to approach her swiftly.	10
8	356	She had perhaps observed the running of Tuka and the Kassar girl, trying to watch and learn, but she was of course utterly inexperienced in this cruel sport of the men of the wagons.	10
8	396	I wished that I had seen her run before, because most girls will have a running pattern, even in their dodging which, if you have seen it, several times, you can sense.	10
8	398	It is probably the result of gathering, from their running, how they think; then one tries to think with them and thus meet them with the bola.	10
8	400	Prior to her entering the circle I had seen her moving about in the background, running a bit, loosening her legs, speeding the circulation of her blood.	10
8	474	To my amazement, as I swung the bola in ever faster circles, never taking my eyes off her, she broke the straight running pattern only about fifty yards from the whip circle, and began to dodge, moving always, however, toward the lance.	10
8	481	It is dangerous, of course, to approach any but a naive, straight-running, perhaps terrified, girl at full speed, for should she dodge or move to one side, one will have to slow the kaiila to turn it after her, lest one be carried past her too rapidly, even at the margins of bola range.	10
8	482	But I could judge Dina's run, two left, one right, so I set the kaiila running at full speed for what would seem to be the unwilling point of rendezvous between Dina and the leather of the bola.	10
9	218	Aphris nodded her head to the Feast Steward and he sent the acrobats running and tumbling from the room and the musicians began to play soft, honeyed melodies.	10
9	319	Kamchak was swilling down another bolt of paga, part of it running out at the side of his mouth.	10
9	329	More girls approached rapidly, their feet taking small running steps in a turning line that sped forth from a small room in the back and to the right.	10
10	18	It was one of the highest prices ever paid among the wagons for a slave and I judged that Albrecht had sorely missed his little Tenchika; the high price he was forced to pay for the girl was made even more intolerable by Kamchak's amusement at his expense, roaring with laughter and slapping his knee...	10
10	153	"She was not even running beside the kaiila bound".	10
10	514	Kamchak was running his thumb on the blade.	10
13	13	He hoisted himself to the saddle of his kaiila, a prancing and trembling hunting sleen on each side of the animal, the chains running to the pommel of the saddle.	10
14	1	Tarnsmen Outside, as Kamchak and I bounded down the steps of the slave wagon, the darkness was filled with hurrying men, some with torches, and running kaiila, already with their riders.	10
18	102	We heard running feet approaching, those of several men, the clank of arms, the high-pitched, enraged screaming of Saphrar of Turia.	10
18	109	He had, running swiftly, climbed up the outside of a dome concentric to the one below, and was there looking about.	10
19	41	I also heard the running of feet, the sound of arms.	10
20	53	I could now hear more men coming, running.	10
20	107	The fellow came running across the roof.	10
21	79	I could hear someone, probably Kamras, and then one or two others running after me.	10
21	85	I heard the running feet of the two warriors, and then of six more men, pass in the street below.	10
21	284	The wagon bosk, upset by the running men, the shouting and the clank of arms about them, were bellowing wildly and throwing their heads up and down, stomping and pawing in the dust.	10
21	351	Another had a screaming woman by the hair, running her beside his stirrup.	10
23	78	And then, as the Paravaci bosk horns sounded frantically, our bosk began to run, their mighty heads with the fearsome horns nodding up and down, and the earth began to tremble and my men cried out more and jabbed animals, riding with the flood and the Paravaci with cries of horror that coursed the l...	10
25	8	I could see a chain running across the rug from the slave ring to the sheet, beneath which it disappeared.	10
25	43	I gathered the girl was in Sirik, the chain on the floor attached to the slave ring doubtless running to one of the twin ankle rings, probably to that on her left ankle.	10
25	162	About her throat was the Turian collar with its chain, attached to slave bracelets and ankle rings, one of the latter attached to the chain running to the slave ring.	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
25	321	I wondered why it was that Kamchak had put the ring on this girl, had had her branded and collared and clad Kajir—was it truly because she had angered him, running from the wagon that one time—or for another reason—and why had he subjected her, cruelly perhaps, in my presence to...	10
25	685	I wondered what Miss Cardwell would look like, helpless, squirming and thrashing, gasping, kicking, tears in her eyes, hot tears running on her body, streaming about her enslaved flesh, begging for a man's touch.	10
26	4	Kamchak stood in the half darkness, his palms on the wall running about the edge of the roof of the building on which we stood.	10
26	552	Kamchak glared at Harold, and then at me, and then he looked down, scratching his ear; then he looked at us again, and all three of us suddenly burst together into laughter, and tears even streamed down Kamchak's face, running here and there amongst the scarred furrows on his cheeks.	10
27	199	We turned our mounts and saw Aphris of Turia, barefoot, clad Kajir, running after us.	10

Book 5. (18 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	22	Biting into the fruit, the juice running at the side of his mouth, Kuurus studied the girl.	10
2	85	He kept whimpering and screaming, and running one place or the other.	10
2	153	Hup seized up the coin of gold and scrambled from the room, like an urt running through the open gate of a trap.	10
4	67	The Older Tarl, the Koroban master of arms, and myself had found the body, and near it, the patch of green caught in a crack in the grillwork of one of the lamps on the bridge, where perhaps it had been torn from the shoulder of a running, stumbling man.	10
5	603	He would set a central bar, running lengthwise in the wagon, in place, locking it in.	10
6	102	But Elizabeth, rightly or wrongly, was banished from my mind for the moment because I heard, from a side door, the rustle of slave bells, and was pleased to note that seven girls hurried in, using the short, running steps of the slave girl, arms to the side, palms out, head to the left, eyes averted...	10
7	174	Their wrists had been tied behind them, a loop running through the heavy wicker to hold them in place.	10
9	87	I regarded the two girls running off.	10
11	333	A tear coursed down her right cheek, running against the bar.	10
15	376	A few minutes later we heard a great deal of shouting, and running about.	10
17	1	Kajuralia "Kajuralia!" cried the slave girl hurling a basket of Sa-Tarna flour on me, and turning and running.	10
18	2	In the same instant the hurled knife struck a chest behind us and I had rolled over throwing my legs under me, trying to draw the sword from my sheath, when Ho-Tu, running, hook knife in hand, leaped upon me, the curved blade streaking for my throat; I threw my left hand between the knife and my thr...	10
18	130	Even from the Physician's quarters we could hear, at various points in the House, the laughing and sporting of drunken slaves in their cells, drunken guards running down one hall or another playing jokes on each other.	10
18	410	Each of his limbs, and his throat, was separately confined, each chained individually to the wall, each chain running to a separate ring bolted in the stone; any one of the chains would have been sufficient to hold a man; I gathered that this prisoner must be unusual indeed; I observed, further, tha...	10
22	396	It is small, double-curved, about four feet in length, built up of layers of bosk horn, bound and reinforced with metal and leather; it is banded with metal at seven points, including the grip, metal obtained from Turia in half-inch rolled strips; the leather is applied diagonally, in two-inch strip...	10
22	569	Menicius, fumbling, unstrapped himself from the tarn saddle and leaped to the sand, running toward the box of the Ubar, his hands outstretched.	10
23	33	"Flaminius!" A slave running past stopped on my command.	10
24	284	I had untied only a bit of the knot when I leaped to my feet with a cry and turned, running as though demented, crying out, down the corridors once more to the court of the Ubar.	10

Book 6. (31 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	617	And now archers were running down the side walls, and leaping to other roofs, that every point at the foot of the keep might be within the assailing orbit of the string-flung missiles, and the girls, and the men, too, flung stones from the top of the keep down on the men trying to hide behind it, an...	10
3	71	I heard the squealing of a domestic tarsk running nearby, its feet scuttling in the woven rence of the island, as on a mat.	10
6	22	But we found rencers running toward us, men, and women, and children, their hands outstretched, stumbling, falling.	10
6	35	We were buffeted by the bodies of running rencers, plunging toward the nets.	10
6	53	My arm about Telima's shoulder, I moved her away, losing ourselves among the shouting rencers, the running men and women.	10
6	61	I moved back further in the running, buffeting bodies, now again dragging Telima by the wrist.	10
6	62	She was screaming, running and stumbling beside me.	10
6	78	Everywhere about us there were shouting men, screaming women, running, crying children, and everywhere, it seemed, the men of Port Kar, and their slaves, holding torches aloft, burning like the eyes of predators in the marsh night.	10
6	99	We turned and saw some four warriors, armed with nets and spears, running toward us.	10
6	115	Then I saw, under the light of the torches, fleet as the tabuk, running, the dark-haired, lithe girl, she who was so marvelously legged in the brief rence tunic.	10
6	159	Then he was running on me, knife high.	10
6	215	Then he was running forward, sword at the ready.	10
7	4	We saw several running across the bridges, crying out, being whipped toward the torches by those of Port Kar.	10
8	118	I heard men running from both sides toward the place from which came the cries of the slaves.	10
8	132	I heard men running on the gangway between the rowers' benches.	10
8	347	Both of his ankles were shackled to a beam running lengthwise of the ship and bolted to the deck; the chain on the shackles ran through the beam itself, through a circular hole cut in the beam and lined with an iron tube; the slaves behind him, as the beam, or beams, passed beneath their thwarts, we...	10
11	91	On a line running from the forward starboard mooring cleat to the stem castle, furnishing cover for archers and spearmen, there flew a flag, snapping in the wind.	10
11	93	I could see, even at the distance, leaping from the prow of the ship to the tiles of the piazza, running across the large, oblique-looking, colored squares toward the Hall of the Council of Captains, the great Thurnock, with his yellow bow, followed by Clitus, with his net and trident, and by Tab, w...	10
13	331	At that moment, from far above, from the basket on the main mast, came the cry of the lookout, "Two ships off the port beam!" "Out and ready oars!" cried the oar-master, running to his chair.	10
13	335	Above on the deck I could hear running feet, men shouting.	10
14	435	Her face, running with tears, was now bared, as bared as that of a slave.	10
15	420	And I took her by the hair and held back her head, pouring the wine down her throat, some of it running down her face and body, under the slave collar and its bells.	10
16	129	I heard feet running in the corridor, approaching.	10
17	243	He, in turn, ran a flag up the halyard running to the height of the stem turret.	10
17	351	And then, suddenly, I gave a cry and jerked on the one-strap and the bird, by training and instinct, flung itself into the sleeting wind and began to climb the dark, running sky.	10
18	195	In that instant I heard, from down a passageway, a sharp whistle, and the sound of running feet, those of several men.	10
18	266	Twenty yards beyond, running, she stopped, and turned to look upon me.	10
18	524	We heard the trumpets of the attack, the running feet, the climbing, the clashing of weapons, the shouting of men.	10
18	528	I caught sight of the boy, Fish, running past, a spear held over his head in both hands, and heard a horrible cry, long and wailing, ending with the abrupt striking of a body far below on the stones.	10
18	645	We saw the two ships, the Venna and her sister ship, the Tela, knife into the courtyard and swing about, their bowmen firing on the men running on the promenade and trying to escape about the edges of the courtyard.	10
18	869	"But long ago, when he was running from the galleys, and hunted, I concealed him in my house.	10

Book 7. (30 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	497	Somehow I had seized it, instinctively, in running from the car.	10
5	42	I felt like running from the ship, as far as I might.	10
5	210	Then I was running again.	10
5	233	I continued running, and walking, for hours.	10
6	245	Targo was running.	10
6	300	Tears were running out of Targo's eyes, tiny in the fat of his face.	10
7	178	I was famished and, burning my fingers, I clutched at it, and, half-choking, thrust it half into my mouth, tearing at it with my teeth and hands, the juices running at the sides of my mouth.	10
7	179	I think few of my friends would have recognized the sophisticated, tasteful Elinor Brinton in the naked Gorean slave girl, chained, kneeling on the grass, thrusting meat into her mouth, tearing at it, her head back in ecstasy, feeding, the juices of the meat running on her body.	10
7	181	No delicate, sauced portion of filet mignon which I had savored in any Parisian restaurant compared to that hot, steaming chunk of bosk, half raw, running with juices, that I had seized from the grass of a Gorean field, beside the wagon of a slaver.	10
8	967	I closed my eyes, running my tongue about the inside of my mouth, and over my teeth and lips, savoring the juice and taste of the externally charred, hot, half-raw meat.	10
11	146	The last of the girls, her ears pierced, fled from the low, wooden platform, running to crouch among us, weeping, at the wall.	10
11	243	I shuddered and shook, tears running from my eyes, leaning against the wall.	10
11	778	I had run madly away, through the dark trees, stumbling, falling, rolling, getting up and running again.	10
11	1434	I dreamed that I had escaped, and that I was free, running and walking in the high grass of a Gorean field.	10
12	691	Then, suddenly, from under the burning wagons, across the fields, there fled dozens of girls, running in all directions.	10
12	711	We saw tarnsmen, in flight, riding down running girls, the tarns no more than a few feet from the grass, beating their wings, screaming.	10
12	715	Another would fly low and to the side of the running girl, and a beat of the tarn's great wings would send her rolling and sprawling for a dozen yards across the grass.	10
12	727	I saw Rena of Lydius running, frantic, from the wagons, in her camisk.	10
12	731	The wide, swiftly closing loop of braided leather fell about her running body.	10
13	62	I had leaped to my feet, running after her.	10
13	311	"Men!" From the thicket, running together, we fled southwestward.	10
13	519	I then became apprehensive and, half running, turned back the other direction.	10
13	544	I kept running.	10
13	583	I heard the scream of the bird behind me, and the beating of its great wings, closer and closer! I stumbled, screaming, then running again.	10
13	902	On the left side of his arm, running from the wound, there were several almost horizontal, reddish lines, where, but moments before, tiny trickles of blood, unable to flow downward, had been whipped backward by the wind.	10
15	1227	"I must fetch wine," I said, and twisted away, running toward the kitchen shed.	10
16	129	I threw myself against the chain, running toward his tent, and fell in the grass, my ankle burning, scraped, from the steel that obdurately clasped it.	10
17	33	After four Ahn, Raf and Pron, running lightly, carrying snare rope, left the camp.	10
17	311	I hurried forward, running toward the table.	10
18	93	Men were running now.	10

Book 8. (13 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	28	The man's head had, some weeks ago, been shaven, a two-and-one-half-inch stripe, running from the forehead to the back of his neck.	10
5	100	Once beyond Lydius I expected there would not be much danger of her running away.	10
5	152	The morning tide from Thassa was running in, swelling the river.	10
5	228	Along one wall, sitting, waiting for cage space, were many other girls, fastened by a long chain running through ankle rings, on the left ankle of each.	10
6	97	"That she might know his approach route, and perhaps ambush him," said Rim, running his tongue over his lips.	10
7	155	Often I heard the running from me.	10
7	162	I no longer heard running.	10
12	43	Each of us, including the mighty Bosk, wore the two-and-one-half inch swath on our heads, running from our foreheads to the back of our necks, making it clear to all who it was who had taken us in the forests.	10
15	7	Two panther girls were swift on her trail, running easily.	10
17	6	From our coffle we had separated eight girls and chained them in pairs, left ankle to right ankle, running the Harl-ring chain of one to the second welded ring on the Harl ring of the other.	10
20	78	I saw two men of Tyros running, breaking suddenly for the gate.	10
20	82	Four other men, too, broke, running to the gate.	10
20	259	I could feel it running to my wrist.	10

Book 9. (32 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	298	Two ropes prohibited her from struggling to either a sitting or kneeling position, one running from her right ankle across the ice to a ring in the side of the shed, the other running from her throat across the ice to a similar ring on the other side of the shed.	10
1	205	The child, one supposes, has the innate disposition, when a certain maturation level is attained, to struggle to its feet and walk, as it did to crawl, when an earlier level was attained, and yet it truly learns to crawl, and to walk, and then to run, only in the crawling, in the walking and running...	10
1	556	I could hear running feet behind him, the gathering of members of the household.	10
1	687	The meat, red and hot, was brought, and I tore it in my teeth, the juices running at the side of my mouth.	10
3	261	We heard angry men running to the door, people turning, the movements of chains, flails and rakes.	10
3	272	Swiftly, down the dirt street to the wharves from the temple, striding, but not running, moved Ivar Forkbeard with his men, and his loot, both that of female flesh and gold.	10
3	352	I thought of the webs of spiders and turtles running to the sea.	10
5	148	She was pulled to her feet by the arm and thrust running, stumbling, to Gorm.	10
6	47	Men were now running from the palisade and the fields down to the dock.	10
6	59	I saw people running down the sloping green land, toward the water.	10
6	179	"Let a feast be prepared!" "Yes, my Jarl!" she cried, and leaped to her feet, running toward the palisade.	10
7	23	"Yes, my Jarl," said she, holding her skirt up, running from the place of our exercises.	10
8	234	We saw men running down the boards of the wharf, carrying lanterns.	10
9	1	The Forkbeard Will Attend the Thing "My Jarl!" cried Thyri, running into my arms.	10
10	62	There are various forms of ball game enjoyed by the men of Torvaldsland; some use bats, or paddles; in the winter, one such game, quite popular, is played, men running and slipping about, on ice; whether there is any remote connection between this game and ice hockey, I do not know; it is, however, ...	10
10	483	"No, no!" He turned about, dragging her by the right wrist, his left hand on the chain about a foot from her wrist, and, almost running, pulled her, stumbling, crying out, after him.	10
10	624	I did not wish, incidentally, even if I could, to give him a gift commensurate with what he had, in his hospitality, bestowed upon me; the host, in Torvaldsland, should make the greatest gifts; it is, after all, his house or hall; if his guest should make him greater gifts than he makes the guest th...	10
10	640	I took it, from these indications, she had learned her collar in the south; probably originally it had been a lock collar, snugly fitting, of steel; now, of course, it had been replaced with the riveted collar of black iron, with the projecting ring, so useful for running a chain through, or for pad...	10
11	60	It becomes, in running, what is, in effect, a four-footed animal.	10
14	9	For an instant I was conscious only of the dirt floor, the reeds strewn upon it, the mad forest of running feet.	10
14	210	He was cut down immediately, running almost headlong into a Kur, one of the Kurii set before the killing line, to intercept such fugitives.	10
16	24	I lifted the torch to the borders, running linearly down the chamber, disappearing into the darkness before us.	10
17	202	It was to this pen that the daughter of Thorgard of Scagnar, running before the snapping, snarling sleen, was driven.	10
18	173	Not ten yards before the clash took place, Svein Blue Tooth and his lieutenants before the running line, as the girls, under the whips of Kurii, fled, terrified, seeing the axes, the leveled weapons, toward them, made a sign no bondmaid of the north mistakes, the belly sign.	10
18	195	"Yes, my Jarl!" she cried, running toward the pen.	10
18	291	The herd thrust through the square and, half milling, half still running, emerged from its other side, making for the slopes of the valley.	10
18	294	Screaming men, axes raised, emerged from the dust, running, falling upon the devastated Kurii.	10
18	314	She fled before it, weeping, running to the pen.	10
18	380	We saw her, furious, running helplessly for the pen, the sleen at her heels.	10
18	418	Then, taking the helmet back, and throwing his head back, he drained it, blood running at the side of his mouth, trickling to the fur at the collar of his jacket.	10
18	551	Then Olga, much pleased, laughing, trotting beside them, herded the running, weeping, stumbling coffle toward the pen.	10
22	162	One of the seamen took her by the back of the neck and thrust her, running, stumbling, half up the gangplank.	10

Book 10. (17 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	433	A heavy chain, running through the rings, linked them together by the throat.	10
5	312	"Burglar! A burglar!" Men came running.	10
9	129	The girl came running to him, and knelt before him.	10
11	406	He handled her head and hair with a rough gentleness, sometimes running his fingers, caressing her, between her throat and the collar.	10
11	487	Beneath us, in the streets, people were running, some carrying belongings.	10
11	489	"Seek safety in the kasbah!" Among the running people rode warriors, slashing about themselves, slaying and freeing for themselves a path for their mounts.	10
11	496	Saddles were fetched, two men leaped down from the roof to the ground below, then leaped up, running to the stables.	10
11	521	"Their garments, their saddles," said Hassan, "are Kavar!" From the roof we could see men and women, and children, running through the palm groves and gardens.	10
12	72	"I enjoy running men at my stirrup," she said.	10
14	656	He staggered toward the compounds, running, half falling, down the long slope.	10
15	37	It is dragged through the sludge and lifted, the free water running from the vessel, leaving within the sludge of salt, thence to be poured into the retaining vessels, huge, wooden tubs.	10
17	125	He examined the long blade of the lance, running his finger along the edge of the blade.	10
23	5	The wretch, stripped, wrists crossed and bound before his body, a tether running from them to my pommel, stumbled behind me and to the side.	10
24	750	Riders streamed in through the gate, and, too, men afoot, running over the sand.	10
25	416	I led her by a wrist tether, her wrists crossed and bound, and the tether running to my hand.	10
26	518	She had come through the corridors from the audience chamber on her hands and knees, carrying the whip, head down, in her teeth, between two lines, moving with her, of slave girls, girls running, when she had crawled by them, to be again at the head of the line, to have again their lashing stroke, t...	10
26	810	I strode through the halls, she, stumbling, running, following me.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	130	What was she now? She was now no more than a running, terrified, herded animal! I cried out with misery, running.	10
2	194	I did not even lift my head, but lay, weeping, my hands still over my head, the chain running between my legs, and under my body, to the collar.	10
2	683	"Don't leave me here alone!" I fled from the circle torn in the turf, running after him.	10
2	687	Once he turned to see me running after him.	10
2	691	Miserable, stumbling, I began running again.	10
4	394	She lifted up some loops of chain; there were linked ankle rings and linked wrist rings, and a lock collar, all connected by a length of gleaming chain running from the collar.	10
4	522	My running was erratic, terribly so.	10
5	328	If the running woman was the Lady Sabina she must be caught for her loss would mean the failure of the alliances pending between the Salerian Confederation and Fortress of Saphronicus.	10
5	336	Who is she? From whom is she running? Is she alone? I had no time to think.	10
5	337	I was only running.	10
7	686	I heard a young man running by.	10
7	830	Not more than ten yards away I saw Chanda, wild, running.	10
8	85	I saw her stumble once, and the beast seize her leg, and she screamed, and then she was again on her feet, running, her hands extended before her.	10
12	146	Between the tharlarion, fastened by neck chains, running to the stirrups of the two beasts, strode a man.	10
12	399	I laughed, feeling the wine in my mouth, and spilling at my throat, running under the collar and, beneath the light silk, over my left breast.	10
12	534	I spun, running my hands along the door, to find a way to lock it.	10
12	584	I turned again and fled, this time running through the barred gate which leads from the quarters of slaves.	10
13	346	"Yes, Master," I said, running lightly to him.	10
16	5	My hands, too, were chained, the two chains running to a heavy ring over and above my head, in the slatted wood of the tier on which I lay.	10
20	180	I saw other girls, from other taverns, running down to its mooring.	10
20	275	Then he took her by the hair and dragged her to her feet and left, she bent over, held by the hair, running, stumbling, beside him.	10
21	50	I heard men shouting, and saw them running.	10
22	544	It was itself a ship of Cos, running, and could not, in the time, given the proximity of the ships, turn sufficiently aside.	10
26	309	"I do not want to be a slave," she gasped, water running from her head.	10
27	279	Bran Loort cried out with joy and whirled about, arms uplifted, like a child running and turning in the sun.	10

Book 12. (26 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	262	I turned and looked at the naked girl on the furs, half tangled in her chain, it running about her ankle and leg, looped, and lifting to the ring on the heavy collar.	10
3	492	Most of the wagons were common slave wagons, with a parallel bar running down the center of the wagon bed, about which the ankles of the girls were chained; others, however, were flat wagons fixed with an iron framework; two lines of girls kneel back to back on such a wagon, their ankles and necks l...	10
3	769	Their ankles, now, for the chain running through the loop-rings was long, could be moved as closely together or as widely apart as they, or their masters, might wish.	10
6	279	"Yes, Master," she cried happily, running to where I had indicated, a place beside a small tree some fifty yards from the pond.	10
6	418	I could see him coming now, running over the fields, stumbling.	10
6	566	It grunted and, splashing, fled from the water, running in its birdlike gait across the fields.	10
6	598	They found these, of course, almost immediately, those of the running tharlarion.	10
6	823	"Yes, Master," she said, running to me.	10
9	140	Some four guardsmen came to her, running.	10
10	353	"I surrender! I surrender!" cried a man, running toward the guards.	10
13	18	A running tabuk can leave a trail of such steam drifting behind it.	10
14	316	"Now," said Kadluk, her father, "you will not come running home to the tent".	10
14	323	Indeed, she could not now go running home to the tent of her father.	10
22	33	Water was running from the kayak and Imnak's gutskin jacket.	10
22	192	"He is running," said Imnak.	10
22	197	"He is running to the ice!" I saw a pan of ice ahead.	10
22	204	"It is running to the sea!" called Imnak, following me as he could in his own vessel.	10
23	26	A running snow sleen can draw a sled far faster than a human being.	10
23	34	"Imnak! Imnak!" called Poalu, from outside, running up to the door of the hut.	10
23	94	I was running down the hillock, slipping and sliding in the snow, my lance in my hand.	10
23	126	Behind me I could hear the red hunters, some hundred yards away, and running toward me.	10
25	13	The four girls traveled with us, usually running as we did, with the sled.	10
35	411	I heard some men about a corner, running in step.	10
35	471	Why should a man not get the most from a female? Another man hurried by, running a slave girl on her neck chain before him.	10
35	971	We heard running feet, coming from another direction.	10
35	974	We then ran, I running the girl beside me, at my hip, to the nearest corridor.	10

Book 13. (19 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	167	I heard steps running behind me, too, and I turned about.	10
4	489	I caught up with her quickly, took her by the back of the neck and, shoving, thrust her, stumbling, running obliquely, against the wall to my right.	10
4	703	The girl had now learned that her feet might be cut off for running away, that her ears and nose might be cut from her for lying.	10
6	221	She was very lovely, kneeling naked, in her collar, her wrists tied before her body, the line running to the golden ring.	10
6	372	The blonde lifted her bound wrists, the line running up to the golden ring in the left ear of the kailiauk head, through it, and back to the deck.	10
6	717	Shoka pulled her down the gangplank and, near the ship, with a length of chain and a heavy padlock, running the chain through the sirik chain, fastened her to a ring.	10
7	147	Shoka then freed her wrists of the wrist rings of the sirik and Uchafu locked a waist chain on her and then, about this chain, running the linkage of the bracelets behind it, braceleted her hands at her belly.	10
8	147	One of the paga attendants came running toward me, but, seeing my eyes, hesitated.	10
16	225	His arms were placed over and behind the horizontal bar of the frame, his hands chained together, the chain running before his body, holding him to the frame.	10
33	170	"You will not, now, go running back to him".	10
34	18	Suddenly it turned its short wide head, with that bristling mane running down its back to its tail.	10
35	45	She knelt a few feet from us, her hands bound behind her, a line running from her bound wrists to the same tree to which Tende was tethered.	10
35	80	She had made her choice, long ago, in refusing to be returned to Earth, in running away.	10
40	5	Her hands were tied behind her, a line running to the small tree which served us in the camp as slave post.	10
46	2	I plunged through brush, dragging the bound, gagged blond girl, running and stumbling, bent over, by the hair at my side.	10
51	165	"Please do not bind me," wheedled Janice, approaching me, looking up at me, running her finger on the left shoulder of my tunic.	10
52	1	The Scribe Tende fled from the feet of Kisu, running to Bila Huruma.	10
57	4	A tight belly chain, locked on her, running to a heavy ring in the wood, about a foot from her, secured her in place.	10
57	259	* * * * "Master! Master!" cried Sasi, running toward me, her hands braceleted behind her back.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	54	A length of chain, joining my wrists and ankles, running through a heavy ring, secured me in place.	10
13	154	At another, also sitting, fastened there by a two-loop fitting, running to a collar ring, was a silk slave.	10
15	5	I felt blood running down my back.	10
19	395	He turned then and strode away, pulling the half-running Taphris beside him.	10
21	474	Then I heard her stumbling in the darkness, half running to follow me.	10
24	273	I heard her running down the tunnel, sobbing, away from me.	10
26	2	"No!" she cried, twisting away from him, terrified, running to the wall.	10
26	259	"Oh," sobbed the girl, running beside me, bent over.	10
26	284	Four men were now running towards us.	10
26	424	We sped on, the girl, naked, my former mistress, running and stumbling beside me.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	555	I saw five armed men running down the street.	10
9	44	Such sales occur frequently in the various sales barns of Victoria, sometimes running for several nights in a row.	10
18	127	She, after a moment, running in her sandals, followed me.	10
19	5	"Stop him!" cried the portly fellow, stumbling, puffing, trying to pursue the running man.	10
19	7	As the running man approached me I lowered the bale of rep fiber and, as he came within feet of me, suddenly slid it before him.	10
19	95	I then turned him about and, hurrying him with a well-placed kick, sent him running, awkwardly, painfully, whimpering and stumbling, from the dock.	10
21	404	I did not answer him, but left the tavern and then, running, made my way toward the wharves.	10
22	35	He then, with a length of binding fiber, running tight across her belly, fastened her wrists together, as he had similarly those of the others.	10
22	367	There was blood on his hands, dark, running between the fingers.	10
23	320	He then pulled the girl to her feet and, running her over the tiles, and then releasing the coils from her neck, threw her stumbling into the arms of waiting pirates who, with a cry of pleasure, seized her and began to work their lusty wills upon her.	10
24	653	Then she laughed, a tear running from beneath the blindfold.	10
24	774	He then, with his hand, touched her left calf, running his fingers lightly over it.	10

Book 16. (13 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	77	At her stern quarters, like running, heeling sleen, were two other galleys, to exploit the opening the point must make.	10
5	204	Pirates rushed to the planked road bearing ingress to their ship, but a dozen spears, and then another dozen, hurled by running men devastated resistance, and then, on the run, swords drawn, their shields struck by arrows, buffeting, slashing, driving men into the water, the soldiers of Ar rushed ov...	10
6	79	"They are running flags on their stem-castle lines now," I said.	10
10	185	Beyond it, almost instantly, we heard shouts, and then some swordplay, and running feet.	10
13	27	Then I felt blood running at the blade.	10
16	13	Almost at that very moment, from the seemingly deserted buildings of Victoria, running and screaming, charging, brandishing an incredible assortment of chains, tools and weapons, there issued hundreds of the outraged citizens of Victoria.	10
16	31	Still more citizens were running forth, from buildings, from further down the wharves, with spears and swords.	10
16	61	A pirate running for the ship missed the bow rail and fell into the water.	10
16	65	The blood from my back, I realized, running down the blade and dripping into the water, had attracted them.	10
19	126	Commonly, if the master is home, and she is not under orders, as in, say, running an errand, or conducting regular business, such as shopping or gardening, she must, on her knees, beg his permission to leave the house, usually specifying her itinerary and when she expects to return.	10
19	154	Perhaps this is merely done by a single ankle ring, on her left ankle, or perhaps both of her ankles are shackled, the length of chain running through the slave ring.	10
20	625	The usual devices to take a running woman are nets and ropes.	10
21	482	"Doubtless I shall be much admired at the laundry troughs, or when shopping, running errands, or bearing burdens, when heeling you, when on your leash, when wearing your bracelets, when happily carrying flowers in my arms behind you at the festivals".	10

Book 17. (11 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	78	She lay on her left elbow, on the couch, the chain running from her collar to the surface of the couch, and thence to the slave ring fixed deeply in its base.	10
1	435	In running, such creatures almost invariably, like the baboon, have recourse to all fours.	10
1	470	There was a broad leather strap, too, running from the right shoulder to the left hip of the smaller of the two creatures.	10
2	200	One girl lay on her stomach, on her elbows, her head down, the heavy iron collar on her neck visible beneath her hair; a short, weighty chain of thick dark links connected this collar, by its collar ring, to a wide, stout ring, anchored deeply in the cement, almost beneath her chin; the chain was no...	10
4	6	I waded about the wagon and then attained the graveled surface and, running, caught up with the wagon, and drew myself up to the wagon box, beside the driver.	10
6	53	It is a very large compound, probably because he also handles kaiila, and there must be running space for such active, agile creatures.	10
8	91	A slaver's man then locked the collar on her, with its chain, running to the block ring.	10
10	29	"Accordingly," said Grunt, "you conjecture that the dust is raised by the paws of running kaiila".	10
14	440	The red savages preferred running their new acquisitions naked beside their kaiila.	10
14	616	Ginger, in a moment, came running to the stream.	10
19	570	Winyela was hurrying along at the left flank of Canka's kaiila, a girl's running place by the beast of her master.	10

Book 18. (33 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	240	This is to protect the infant's head in the event of the cradle falling, say, from the back of a running kaiila.	10
4	370	To be sure the greatest dangers were clearly borne by the hunters who must ride among the running beasts themselves, and attempt their kills from a distance just outside the hooking range of the trident, from a distance so close that they might almost reach out and touch the animal.	10
6	36	The mass of the animals which, stampeded, had come running through the draw, was now better than a pasang away.	10
6	47	"Sometimes animals take shelter in a draw, or, running into one, begin to mill, and, for a time, will stay there, sometimes until morning".	10
7	1	Bloketu and Iwoso Come Visiting "He beat me," wailed Winyela, running up to me.	10
11	30	"Doubtless you have considered the warpath," I said, "the capture of a girl, the bringing of her back, naked and bound, a tether on her neck, running her at the flank of your kaiila".	10
16	10	The penalties for a girl straying from her herd, or running away, were not light.	10
17	38	"Hci saw him running from the place".	10
17	44	Hci saw him running from the place".	10
17	63	"Hci," I said, firmly, "did not see Canka running from the place".	10
18	304	These six, and two others, nearby Isanna warriors, with lances, wore yellow scarves diagonally about their bodies, running from the left shoulder to the right hip.	10
21	67	We saw two men running past.	10
22	147	Even as she spoke a white slave girl, naked, her hands bound behind her, running before a kaiila, stumbling, prodded by the butt of a lance, was herded into that crowded place between the lodges.	10
26	48	I saw a white female slave, nude, terrified, running, buffeted, among the men and animals.	10
26	79	I turned about on the kaiila and saw the girl who had been running through the men and beasts.	10
28	133	It would not do, for example, to have them running about, adding to the confusion.	10
28	300	I saw a woman, running, caught in the back with a lance, between the shoulder blades, flung to the dust, the lance then withdrawn.	10
29	69	I saw two women running wildly through the dust.	10
30	160	I seized a woman running past.	10
30	172	I was buffeted from my feet by the forequarters of a running kaiila.	10
30	180	We made our way then, through the shadows, sometimes running, sometimes crouching down, sometimes crawling, from the scene of the slaughter.	10
34	437	Others, too, from the camp, were running out to meet them.	10
37	556	Hci, running up, struck it with the coils of rope in his hand.	10
43	275	Bloketu lay back, tears running out of her eyes.	10
43	393	I could now see more than one man running after us.	10
43	411	Men were running about.	10
44	286	Tears were running down her cheeks.	10
44	696	Iwoso, tears running from her eyes, tried suddenly, wildly, irrationally, to free herself, while Hci marked her movements, each one, but, in a moment, she realized she was as helplessly bound as before.	10
47	77	"Soldiers," called a man, running along the escarpment, "roped together, are beginning to climb the back face of the mountain!" "It is to be a coordinated attack," said Cuwignaka.	10
52	13	I did not wish to see Alfred, belled as though he might be a slave girl, running, cut and bleeding under the lances.	10
53	13	The girls came running, summoned slaves.	10
54	89	Among them, stripped naked, his hands tied behind him, riding backwards on a kaiila, his ankles bound together on a long strap, it running between them under the belly of the kaiila, rode the officer who had won the draw.	10
54	198	"Ho, Itancanka!" she cried, springing to her feet, joyfully, and running to follow him.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	120	It was warm and steamy in the bathroom, from the warm water which I had been running.	10
2	205	"Too, you had the water running".	10
2	242	The water had been running.	10
5	24	Susan, who was to me as my personal serving slave, kneeling, in a brief, white, see-through lace tunic, was chained on my right, her chain, fastened on her neck, running to a ring on the throne.	10
8	320	In the corridors, in our movements through them, particularly in the upper levels, we would sometimes encounter slaves, usually employed in domestic tasks, such as running errands, carrying burdens, dusting or cleaning.	10
10	66	I heard feet running away.	10
13	65	She then, at a sign from Miles, led by the thong, in the grip of a soldier, hurrying, almost running, that she did not place the least stress on the device in her nose, was being conducted rapidly from the room.	10
15	16	In my running, and fear, disoriented, and once pursued by drunken soldiers, I had inadvertently returned to its vicinity.	10
15	265	Have you ever run away before?" "I was not really running away," said the girl.	10
20	81	Then, however, he would chain my wrists, a chain running from them then to the back of the wagon.	10
21	18	I made my way eastward, gasping, and walking and running, on the Argentum road, back toward the Viktel Aria.	10
25	75	I then, almost running, hurried after him, returning to my loom.	10
30	70	Behind these all, eager and excited, pressing about, spilling forward about the sides, some running and pushing, was the crowd.	10
30	75	Then I was running along the western edge of the concourse, under the trees.	10

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	1292	In a few moments the Brigella, her small wrists braceleted behind her, had taken her way from the area, eagerly heeling, almost running to keep up with him, her new owner, a stalwart, broad-shouldered, blond-haired fellow.	10
7	56	The girls were all on their hands and knees on the long, narrow platforms, uniformly positioned, facing outwards, a short chain on the neck of each, running down to individual rings anchored in the thick planks.	10
13	9	I had been surprised to see Lady Telitsia running towards me down the road.	10
15	3	In a moment, led by Boots, running, puffing, at the side of them, with a swirl of dust from the paws of the tharlarion, they were in the camp, the riders.	10
18	386	"He has slipped through one of them! Hurry! Find him!" I heard men running down the corridor, in both directions.	10
18	408	They probably have him in custody already!" I heard running footsteps, fading down the corridor in both directions.	10
18	469	"Find him!" "Yes, Ubar!" cried men, running from the place.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	245	It would doubtless be amusing could some of their former male acquaintances, or friends, perhaps even dates, see their former friends or acquaintances revealingly slave-clad on Gor, marked, collared, more shapely now as a result of diet and exercise, kneeling in certain fashions, carrying their bodi...	10
3	48	They turned about and, running, flinging themselves to their hands and knees in the dirt, scrambling about, snatching and screaming, fought for them.	10
9	177	"I do not want you running away, while we are thinking about such things," he said.	10
12	133	The streets may be running with blood".	10
13	289	Too, the penalties for running away can be severe, in the second case generally involving being fed to sleen or being hamstrung, to be used perhaps thereafter as a begging slave.	10
15	358	Manacles, and a length of chain, running across her belly, completed the closure that kept her arms in place, holding her wrists back, at her sides.	10
16	40	Her wrists were similarly secured, the length of chain running under the heavy, fixed-position marble bench.	10
16	395	Then her ankles were shackled, the chain running under the heavy fixed-position bench.	10
16	396	Then her wrists were enclosed in the wrist rings, the chain from them, too, running under the bench.	10
18	165	"I did not know any would still be running.	10
23	127	Feiqa, too, who was heeling us, I gathered, from the men turning about, the occasional intakes of breath, the various comments and observations, and sometimes the literal sex calls, some of the bold, obtrusive, hooting sort by which young men impolitely signify that something of extreme sexual inter...	10
25	260	Lady Labiena, tears running down her cheeks, complied.	10
25	1291	She is likely to use the master's name acceptably in a variety of contexts, such as in running errands, in shopping and bargaining, in making inquiries on his behalf, in referring to him with people who do not know his name, and in identifying whose slave she is.	10
26	840	She raised her head, tears running from her eyes.	10
26	1754	She then preceded me from the back passage, into the larger passage, running between the buildings, leading to the Avenue of Turia.	10
26	2068	She was running behind me, on the leash, laughing and crying.	10

Book 22. (21 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	252	Then suddenly I fled between the man before me and he on my right, running between the tables and toward the shelves.	10
3	344	I had literally, running, unable to stop, stumbling, with a cry of misery, struck against him.	10
3	348	Minutes ago, in terror, before running, I had recognized him.	10
3	482	It was near the western edge of the parking lot, by the sidewalk, fixed there, mainly, I suppose, to illuminate the street running at the side of the library.	10
6	608	I was not interested in running away.	10
6	625	Too, I had heard that at night it was not unusual for beautiful female slaves to be chained at the foot of their master's couch, fastened there to a slave ring, the chain usually running to a manacle on their left ankle or a collar on their neck.	10
8	155	His stick, held out, prevented us from running toward it.	10
8	205	* * * * I sat on the long, low wooden platform, in the annex to the sales barn, in the exposition area, naked, my feet tucked back, near my left thigh, my ankles crossed, my left hand on my left ankle, my right hand supporting most of my weight, the chain on my neck dropping down to the wood, to my ...	10
8	353	I sat there, waiting, small, helpless, naked, my feet tucked back, near my left thigh, my ankles crossed, as though they might be held together by a small chain, my left hand on my left ankle, my weight muchly on the palm of my right hand, a chain on my neck, running to its ring in the platform.	10
9	448	My eyes met those of one fellow, a large, corpulent man, stripped to the waist, very hairy, with crossed belts running across his chest.	10
10	211	"And at so much as the snapping of my fingers, you will bring yourself running to me, obediently and warmly, desperate to please me".	10
11	505	Some men, by such noises, summon a girl, running, to their feet.	10
11	1222	I heard the tiny sounds of the links of the chain, running between the shackle and its ring.	10
13	292	I was pleased, of course, that Mirus, such a man, and such a master, found my sort of woman, one running more to the statistical norms of the human female, pleasing, as I wanted him to find me pleasing.	10
27	135	Such a missile, of course, might be as easily launched from the brush at the side of a road, as I might be walking beside a tharlarion, my neck in a chain, running to a master's stirrup.	10
29	382	There are stories of such beasts on the trail of something actually running between, or among, other animals, and even men, and paying them no attention.	10
29	548	Groggily Mirus, blood running down the side of his head, crawled toward the scabbard and blade, taken from him by one of the beasts, which lay near him.	10
29	714	Thus, you see, had it not been for Tupita, for her running away, for her betrayal of a sister in bondage, for her willingness to assume the guise of a free woman, in itself a great crime, this slave would not have been in Argentum, to lure you.	10
29	1011	Blood, as he held the wound, was between his fingers, and was visible also in rivulets, running to his wrist and the back of his hand.	10
29	1249	"No!" cried Tupita, running to Mirus, covering his body with her own.	10
29	1253	"Ho, Fulvius! Fulvius!" we heard, a man running toward us, across the meadow.	10

Book 23. (13 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	191	Water was running from the long roof of the two-part structure, perhaps two hundred feet in length, falling some thirty or forty feet down to the court.	10
9	210	"If I were a slave," she said, "if I were branded and collared, I would not even dare to think of running away".	10
10	412	In a moment, lying on my stomach, on the walkway behind the parapet, I was stripped and chained, my hands manacled behind me, a chain running from the manacles down to join another chain, one strung between the shackles on my ankles.	10
15	887	I wondered if the fellow saw that Lady Publia was thinking of running.	10
16	81	Better these fellows had been running about the windy corners of the markets, looking for the veils to blow about the faces of free women or pursuing slave girls, pulling up their brief skirts, playing "brand guess," or busying themselves playing stones or hoops behind the shops.	10
17	148	I saw a fellow, aflame, running below, beyond the wall, then he fell and rolled in the dirt.	10
18	163	I detailed men to assist, as they could, shielding them, women and children running toward the walkway.	10
18	298	Among the free women running to, and on, the walkway, under the partial cover of the shields, I saw slave females, too, barefoot and bare-armed, in their tiny skirts, their necks in their light steel collars.	10
19	229	Blood flowed down his leg, running among, and over, the thongs of the high, bootlike sandal he wore.	10
19	253	I had had a running start.	10
20	98	Fresh blood appeared again beneath the bandage, running to his waist.	10
21	494	From where I stood I could see the linked ankle rings on her fair ankles, and part of the long chain running from the ankle-ring chain up, before her body, to the staple on her collar.	10
24	101	I watched metal bonds placed on their wrists and ankles, these bonds attached to the chains running to the jutting beams.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	417	It was only when the ground had shaken near me, and I had spun half about, almost buffeted by a saddle tharlarion, and saw the running mercenary caught between the shoulder blades with the point of the lance, thrown then to the dust, rolling and bloody, and saw the tharlarion trampling the body, the...	10
13	179	The most common sort is a stout wagon with a central, locking bar running the length of the wagon bed, to which the girls are shackled, usually by the ankles.	10
13	438	In a moment I was stumbling forward, before him, returning to the raft, the rope on my neck over the yoke, running behind me, to his grasp.	10
18	65	I then swiftly, running, bent over, emerged from the marsh.	10
18	299	The chances of running into rencers in thousands of square pasangs of the delta were not high, particularly if one were concerned to avoid them.	10
19	757	I, then, was under it, running.	10
19	869	Her face was running with tears.	10
26	235	She coiled the strap running to her collar once or twice, shortening her own tether.	10
27	739	I regarded her there in the sand, naked, her hands bound behind her, the strap from the raft running to the improvised, buckled collar on her throat, which, as tether, would keep her in the vicinity of the raft.	10
28	261	I considered the fiber on her wrists, its close circles making her helpless, and that extension of it running to her ankles, pulling them up, confining them.	10
28	594	Similarly she may be instructed to whimper and moan, and such, in such a way as to provide a running analogue of her sensations to her ravisher.	10
32	143	"There is a fellow running, a Cosian, and some fellows in the garb of Ar, how many I am not sure, are pursuing him".	10
32	316	"And you were running very poorly.	10
35	57	In this particular tie, the Tharnan tie, as it is sometimes called, the ankles are crossed and bound and the head is tied down, fastened by a short tether running back to the ankles.	10
37	360	Immediately Amina and Rimice lay supine, parallel to one another, their hands at their sides, their palms up, the chains on their necks running to their individual stakes.	10
37	511	As I left I glanced into the wagon, to see the slave sack there, the two chains running into it, one toward the bottom, the other toward the top.	10
39	70	Then, to a passage of music, all rose up, hunted and hunters, all now in the net, and, in the small, pretty running steps of hastening slave girls, hurried from the floor.	10
44	261	She then looked at us, wildly, first at one, and then the other, in misery, tears running from her eyes, blood about her lips.	10
47	289	"We might never have found you," said he, "had we not heard rumors of a berserk lunatic running about the slave camp killing innocent folk.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	751	"No, Master!" she said, and leaped to her feet, running across the Wall Road, her hands tied behind her, wisps of silk fluttering about her waist, the flute dangling from her neck.	10
8	942	Of what dreadful value are such skills? Of what value, really, is it to be able to bring down a running man with the great bow at two hundred yards, to throw the quiva into a two-hort circle at twenty paces, to wield a sword with an agility others might bring to the handling of a knife? Of what use ...	10
10	189	We heard then, behind us, running feet, laughter, a tearing of cloth, and a woman's cry.	10
10	190	A group of young fellows was running past.	10
17	209	"Alas, woe!" cried the ponderous fellow, running his hands about the empty space now exposed to view.	10
17	210	"It is true! She is not here!" He got down on all fours and looked under the trunk, and then he lifted up the front panel, running his hand about under the trunk bottom, which was, say, about an inch in thickness.	10
19	34	We then, after noting the travelers on the road, particularly on the more isolated roads to the northeast, running through the villa districts, doubled back.	10
26	95	"I feel like a slave girl," said the free woman, "running about, sneaking here and there, to keep a rendezvous".	10
26	99	"Sometimes I envy the meaningless property tarts," she said, "running about much as they please, here and there, in all their freedom, in their short skirts and collars.	10
28	63	I heard someone outside, down in the street, doubtless a guardsman, cry, "Halt! Halt!" There was then the sound of running feet.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	A ring was attached to it, and a chain was attached to this ring, running, as I discovered, to another ring, fastened to a plate, apparently bolted into the wall.	10
4	258	I considered leaping up, running.	10
5	16	At other times there was the laughter of children, running, sporting in games, games which might be common, I suppose, to children anywhere.	10
5	69	One could tell that at times from the alarms, the running of feet, the cries, one heard outside.	10
10	805	Bridging this moatlike depression, running parallel to the sides of the corridor, there lay a narrow, retractable metal beam or plank, perhaps two inches in width.	10
11	1348	In this fashion it is not only the case that kajirae within the same house are likely to find themselves in rivalry, but that in the culture as a whole, wherever we are, on whatever chain, fastened to whatever wall, running whatever errand, heeling whatever masters, we tend to have a sense of such t...	10
11	1579	I would sometimes go to great lengths to avoid them, even though I must then hasten, gasping, running, on my errands, the message tube tied about my neck, my hands braceleted behind me, that I might not have been thought to have dallied.	10
12	47	Usually one is running, and, in an instant, one falls, tangled, helpless.	10
13	447	A similar tie, but one which immobilizes the slave, utilizes a short tether running from her bound ankles to the front of her collar.	10
13	460	"Oh!" I said, for he had seized the rope running from my hands, tied behind my back, to the front of my collar, and, by means of it, threw me forcefully, stumbling, toward the passageway.	10
13	908	He was then like a lion in feeding, blood running from its jaws.	10
13	1251	I could feel the chain from my collar, running over my body, to the wrists.	10
13	1350	The brunet slave lay quietly at the foot of the furs, the chain running from her left ankle to the ring.	10
14	1172	She then knelt beside the third basin, the lowest basin, that which was almost level with the surface of the terrace itself, and, head down, her hands braceleted behind her, the leash running to her neck, drank.	10
19	715	Water gushed from her mouth, some running over her chin and down the outside of her throat, even under the steel collar with the front and back chain on her neck, to course down her body.	10
19	1190	Too, children can be very cruel, running out with switches, pelting them with pebbles, and such.	10
24	3	It can be no more than late afternoon! I saw two men running across the terrace, robes fluttering behind them.	10
24	143	"Leave! Get indoors! Get off the terrace!" I saw a child, with a ball, running toward the balustrade.	10
24	180	The terrace was filled with screaming, running people.	10
24	191	Some other men were running toward the posts supporting the wire.	10
24	475	The men who had guarded the group near the center of the terrace now rushed from the group, some to seize the reins of tarns, others running toward the stairway.	10
31	494	Almost at the same time there was a snap of chain and the neck chain which was on the peasant dangled before him, from the ring on his collar, and he had turned about again, to face us, his eyes wild, saliva running at the side of his mouth.	10
31	732	Oil flamed for a moment, running on the wall.	10
37	205	Some of it now, trickling, running here and there, was better than twenty yards down the passage.	10
37	265	He was running toward us, coming from down the corridor.	10
40	111	"Master!" cried a voice, that of Fina, running across the surface of the tower.	10
41	116	She opened the shackle and put it, on its chain, the chain running to the ring, to one side.	10

Book 27. (26 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	178	Then, laughing, pursuing her, running behind her, taking turns, striking one calf and then the other, the other two joined in the sport, and she fled weeping before them, on burning feet, crying out in misery, in shame, frequently and muchly stung.	10
13	184	The forest sleen commonly buries its dung, thereby tending to conceal its presence; the prairie sleen, running in packs, and more widely ranging, commonly, does not.	10
17	548	One is reminded of rivalries among various tribes of American Indians, who seemed to enjoy nothing more than running off with one another's horses whenever possible.	10
18	480	She had seen other girls running errands clad as she, in their tunics, and back-braceleted, with a message capsule slung about their neck or tied to their collar, but this was the first time she had been so sent forth.	10
18	700	"We are both from America!" She then, suddenly, as though something had broken within her, tears running down her cheeks, fell weeping into the arms of the other girl.	10
19	32	Much running about, shouting".	10
20	141	She put her hands on the chain before her neck, running from her anterior collar ring to the posterior collar ring of the slave before her.	10
22	114	But, in a moment, she had turned aside, and back, determined to kneel before the free woman and, risking the blows of masters, and risking punishment for speaking without permission, warn the cruel, harsh mistress of the risks she might be running.	10
22	611	Once, running, she nearly stepped on a chained, sleeping sleen.	10
22	623	She cried out, softly, piteously, her progress suddenly arrested by a tent rope, taut, running diagonally downward from its pole to its peg, anchored in the dirt, some feet from the tent.	10
23	94	How humiliated she felt for a moment, and she put down her head, tears running from her eyes, cruelly shamed.	10
23	199	Ellen kept her head down, tears running from her eyes.	10
24	155	"Forgive me," said Ellen, kneeling, dropping back on her heels, tears running down her cheeks.	10
24	493	It seemed she fled then about the circle, running here and there, sometimes coming close to the men, who sometimes reached for her, sometimes drawing back, as in fear.	10
25	491	Reddening, the former free woman, tears running down her cheeks, squatted miserably over the bowl.	10
25	989	And then Ellen, tears running down her cheeks, knelt appropriately before the men, as what she was, a Gorean pleasure slave, back on heels, back straight, head up, hands down on thighs, knees widely spread.	10
26	204	"I beg to be caressed, Master," said Ellen, clearly, her voice breaking, tears forming in her eyes, running down her cheeks, inside the hood.	10
27	15	Her wrists were now crossed and thonged before her, and she was following Fel Doron's tharlarion-drawn wagon, a tether running from the wagon to her thonged wrists.	10
27	441	They are running, now fastened on long leashes, straining forward, excited now, before two of the riders".	10
27	824	"It will be hard to control the sleen," said the fellow who had suggested running the slave.	10
27	1032	His hands were on the shaft, and he broke it, it snapping with a sharp sound, but then, his eyes glazed, blood running from his mouth, and from about the splintered shaft lodged in his throat, he sank to the grass.	10
27	1269	Tears running from her eyes, kneeling before him, she lifted the collar to him.	10
27	2490	Most slaves, incidentally, have a great deal of freedom, in moving about the city, shopping, running errands, inspecting goods at the markets, wandering in the bazaars, laundering at the public troughs, strolling about in the parks and on the avenues, such things.	10
27	2735	"I was running, through the night.	10
27	2994	The man stumbling to the side, the weapon lost, the left side of his face, with the eye, gone, the bone visible, blood running at his neck.	10
27	3399	Selius Arconious tore off a bit of warm, juicy meat and held it to the slave, who took it delicately between her teeth, juice running at the side of her chin, but he did not release it.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
61	279	"Kill all humans!" screamed a Kur, and seized a man, tearing off an arm, and biting through the throat, blood running between the fangs, and running like water down its chest.	10