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Book 1. (15 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
3	284	The next thing I knew his beak was open; I caught a brief sight of his thin, sharp tongue, as long as a man's arm, darting out and back, and then, snapping at me, he lunged forward, striking at me with that monstrous beak, and I heard the Older Tarl cry out in horror, "The goad! The goad!".	10
6	81	When I said this, the monstrous insect bent near me, and I caught sight of the mandibles, like curved knives.	10
6	173	I regarded the daughter of the Ubar, now a sorry sight.	10
7	119	I frantically looked about, caught sight of a half-submerged log some yards away, protruding upward out of the marsh water.	10
8	39	The officer regarded her calmly, and she blushed, realizing her body was no longer sacred in his sight, no longer protected by the power of the Ubar.	10
11	3	As the caravan mounted a rise, we saw spread far below us, on the banks of the Vosk, a sight of incredible barbaric splendor—pasangs of brightly colored tents stretching as far as the eye could see, a vast assemblage of tents housing one of the greatest armies ever gathered on the plains of G...	10
13	25	The light of the three moons was bright that night, and in the resultant exotic patchwork of shadows below, I caught sight of one of the larls, padding softly along, its body almost white in the moonlight.	10
13	54	The spearhead disappeared from sight in the furry breast of the larl, and the shaft of the spear began to sink into it as the weight of the animal forced it deeper into its body.	10
15	1	In Mintar's Compound Ar, beleaguered and dauntless, was a magnificent sight.	10
17	12	Yet nothing but the sight of my beloved would have brought me more satisfaction than driving my sword into the heart of the Assassin.	10
18	2	I thought of Marlenus who, if he survived, might be able to see much of the same sight from the arrow ports of the Central Cylinder.	10
18	3	I felt sorry for him, knowing that that sight, if any, would crush the heart of the fierce Ubar.	10
18	152	I was sick at the sight that confronted me.	10
18	155	There were no living guardsmen in sight.	10

Book 2. (9 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	87	A shudder involuntarily shook me, though I do not know if this was due to the cold and the rain or the sight of the long, furred lizardlike body that lay at my feet.	10
11	140	"One sight of the white urt and he admitted all".	10
14	111	I wondered if it too recalled the thunder of the wind, the clash of arms as tarnsmen dueled in flight, the sight of Gor's tarn cavalries wheeling in formation to the beat of the tarn drums, or the long, steady, lonely soaring flights we had known together over the green fields of Gor.	10
14	195	Far below in the midst of the crowd I caught sight of the golden robes of the Tatrix.	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
19	48	The man who had boasted that he had drunk Kal-da three times in the mines of Tharna wept as he gazed upward and caught sight of one of the three hurtling moons of Gor.	10
20	25	There were no tarnsmen yet in sight.	10
21	64	At the sight of the glowing metal the girl uncontrollably screamed, pulling at the slave bracelets, at the shackles that held her to the tree.	10
25	91	I shook the sight from my eyes and turned to the others on the roof.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	84	This chain of reflections was occasioned in my mind by sight of some men of Port Kar, a savage, coastal city on the Tamber Gulf, who were displaying a sullen chain of twenty freshly branded girls, many of them beautiful.	10
8	146	At the sight of raiders one tower would set its beacon aflame, glittering by night, or dampen it with green branches by day to produce a white smoke, and this signal would be relayed from tower to tower.	10
10	78	"They are timid creatures," said the Priest-King, "and I am afraid they have never been able to accustom themselves to the sight of your kind".	10
28	188	Rumor had it that the only Muls whom Sarm had not ordered slain on sight were the Implanted Ones, among whom would be such creatures as Parp, whom I had met long ago when first I entered the lair of Priest-Kings.	10
29	158	Moreover, if I could bring it to the first Nest complex, Misk would probably destroy it on sight with his own disrupter.	10
34	184	At last Torm, before he disappeared from sight, waved his scroll in farewell.	10
35	5	We were still within sight of the crags of the Sardar.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	65	Their outriders would soon be in sight.	10
5	54	The wagons of the Wagon Peoples are, in their hundreds and thousands, in their brilliant, variegated colors, a glorious sight.	10
6	28	Kamchak, too, seemed surprised at the sight of the girl, for never had he seen one so peculiarly attired.	10
8	158	I did not particularly mind the sight of the lovely Miss Cardwell moving about the wagon.	10
10	26	"Is it your wish," she asked, "that I run for the city?" She referred to a cruel sport of the young men of the wagons who sometimes take Turian slave girls to the sight of Turia's walls and then, loosening bola and thong, bid them run for the city.	10
26	104	I caught sight of two warriors standing before it, ready to defend it.	10
26	158	I heard Harold cry out with delight at the sight of the fellow, and the man turned to face us, a quiva in his hand.	10
26	159	Beneath his black mask I wager he turned white at the sight of Harold of the Tuchuks.	10

Book 5. (8 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	187	It was argued that the citizens of Ar could scarcely remain strong and fearless unless accustomed to the sight of blood, of danger and death.	10
12	375	He claimed over six thousand wins and was, in Ar and certain of the northern cities generally, a quite popular hero; he was said in private life to be cruel and dissolute, venal and petty, but when he climbed to the saddle of a racing tarn there were few who did not thrill to the sight; it was said ...	10
14	19	Elizabeth's puttering about, dusting, a cloth about her hair, serving me with these small domesticities, was a sight I relished.	10
17	253	And Caprus seemed in a good humor; that perhaps was significant, betokening an end in sight for my mission.	10
17	382	"It will take me from the sight of you! You black-haired, scarred—tarsk!" There were tears in her eyes.	10
19	122	Among the crowd, though it was predominantly male, there were, as I might have mentioned, several women, perhaps one in ten or fifteen; many of these were doubtless rich, and of High Caste; some of them were probably interested in picking up a serving slave; kettle wenches, so to speak, would probab...	10
19	363	"Would such not be pleased to be served his paga by such as these? Would he not care to see them dance for him? Would the sight of them, eager, lips lifted, in the shadows of a tavern's alcoves, not soothe his weary eyes aching from the sun and salt of gleaming Thassa?" The crowd roared with laughte...	10
22	349	The crowd cried out, as it always did, at the sight of that monstrous head, the wicked beak, that sable, crackling crest, the round, black gleaming eyes.	10

Book 6. (10 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	282	He grinned at the sight of the bottle.	10
15	700	"Leave my service! Leave my sight!" "Midice," said Tab, hoarsely.	10
17	2	It was a very beautiful sight, the great lines of ships in the distance, extending to the ends of the horizons, the sails like yellow and purple flags, in their thousands, in the sun of the ninth Gorean hour, an Ahn before noon.	10
17	254	Generally even tarn-goads cannot drive them from the sight of land.	10
17	314	The tarn can scarcely be taken from the sight of land.	10
17	317	Whereas their instincts apparently tend to keep them within the sight of land, I did not know what would be the case if they were unhooded at sea, and there was no land to be found.	10
17	321	But I hoped that the tarns, finding themselves out of the sight of land, might accommodate themselves to the experience.	10
17	322	I was hoping that, in the strange intelligence of animals, it would be the departure from land, and not the mere positioning of being out of the sight of land, that would be counter-instinctual for the great birds.	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	682	"You seem disturbed," said he, "at the sight of a mere slave boy".	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	427	No one was in sight.	10
7	299	And there is nothing, of course, which so enflames the virility of a man as the sight of a slave girl, let alone the thought of taking her in his arms.	10
11	454	But I expected that the sight of Inge on a block would have the masters reaching for their coins.	10
13	696	And I lay spread before him, arched and supine, over his saddle, helpless in his tethering, his prisoner, his captive, completely at his mercy, fully bared to his sight and touch.	10
13	1009	How angry, how resentful, must free women be, at the sight of a female slave! Who could blame them, seeing the exposure of her beauty, and knowing how she must obey? Too, we must understand the nature of the Gorean male, who finds women so attractive, so maddeningly desirable, that nothing less than...	10
13	1115	It had been different on Earth! Certainly there thousands of men must have been thrilled to see the sight of me, and conjecture the nature of the luscious but cold secrets concealed within the elegancies of those expensive, artfully arranged habiliments.	10
14	491	"Remove her from our sight!" She is beaten, and dragged away.	10
14	534	One of the pleasures it is easy for men to find on a Gorean street is the sight of slave girls in the crowd.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	97	Lydius, I felt, had, however, been owed that sight.	10
11	559	It was not a pleasant sight.	10
18	450	I would also, however, following common Gorean naval custom, have remained within sight of, or in clear relation to, the shore.	10
18	484	There was, of course, another reason why the commander of the Rhoda and Tesephone would keep within sight of the shore.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	617	It is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to fly a tarn from the sight of land.	10
1	619	In the engagement of the 25th of Se'Kara we had used tarns at sea, but they had been kept below decks in cargo ships until beyond the sight of land.	10
4	5	We had been out of sight of land for two days, and, the night preceding, had been, with shortened sail, swept eastward by high winds.	10
7	88	"It is not bad bread," said Ivar Forkbeard to me, when she had disappeared from sight.	10
14	160	Momentarily I sickened at the sight of the exposed lungs, sucking air, the hand scratching at the wall beside him.	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	158	He did not look upon the gruesome sight which lay upon the stones at his feet.	10
7	312	I would have expected such work to be done by nude female slaves, in work collar, chain and ankle ring, to keep them on their knees with their brushes, but it had not been; one of the administrative penalties of he who is sent to the brine pits of Klima is commonly to be deprived of the sight of fem...	10
7	358	You will note that, following your sentencing, the sight of such flesh has been denied you.	10
17	57	It slipped from sight.	10
17	192	Then he again slipped from sight.	10
19	185	Once, briefly, I lost sight of Hassan, then again saw him, no more than a yard from me in the darkness, in the pelting, driven sand.	10
23	51	It was a splendid sight.	10
24	783	"Foolish female of Earth," I laughed, "do you still understand so little of your incredible desirability? Do you not yet know that it drives men mad with desire to look upon you? Have you no sense, foolish woman, of the madness of passion the very sight of you inspires in men?" She turned away.	10
24	787	"You do not know what the very sight of you does to men".	10
26	316	There she lived, free but of no status; she was no longer recognized, in the sight of its Home Stone, as a citizen of Ar; she had not even the collar of a slave girl for her identity; she was kept sequestered by Marlenus in the central cylinder, that his shame not be publicly displayed upon the high...	10

Book 11. (14 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	606	How such a sight must stir the splendor of his manhood, to see the female, his, caught, helpless at his feet, his to do with, in lust and pleasure, and joy, as he pleased, helpless to escape him, free for him to work his will upon her! I felt him turn me.	10
2	705	Though I was female of Earth I had some dim inkling of the tumult of joy and pleasure which the sight of a female body could wreak in a man.	10
4	624	Men tend to enjoy having their girls close at hand, you see, perhaps unobtrusively to one side, but in a place from which they may be easily summoned, and easily looked upon with pleasure, for the mere sight of a slave girl gives great pleasure to men, who in their way are glorious, dominating beast...	10
5	321	I was now among the trees, out of sight of the camp, but I was being pursued, by how many men I did not know.	10
9	1101	I had almost fainted at the sight of it, so exciting it had made me appear, so sexually charged it had made me.	10
9	1925	I have heard Gorean men cry out with joy at the sight of a woman.	10
9	2118	And sight is not permitted to us when we are blindfolded, nor is speech permitted us when we are gagged.	10
11	331	But there were now no soldiers, or guards, in sight.	10
12	509	I shrank back from the sight of the whip.	10
12	510	Even the sight of a whip strikes terror into the heart of a slave girl.	10
20	128	I enjoyed the smell of the salt water, the sight of the soaring harbor gulls.	10
22	360	The very sight of a female slave, particularly as they are likely to be garbed, and must move, would be likely to stun a man of Earth; nothing has prepared him to believe that such women exist; one of the things that would be most likely to startle him, if not trouble him, perhaps cause him initial ...	10
26	10	The Lady Elicia had no intention of letting the former Judy Thornton, her formal rival at the college, lose sight of the fact that she was now a slave.	10
27	383	I was to stay much of the time out of his sight, kneeling, for example, behind him.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	411	"Was it always in your sight," I asked.	10
2	95	For some reason it is almost impossible for a woman not to stand beautifully when she wears slave livery and is in the sight of men.	10
3	371	Then the young man returned the standard to him who had first carried it to the amphitheater's rim and withdrew from sight.	10
3	495	Whereas chaining obviously has its custodial function, it has another function, as well, and one which may not occur, at least immediately and explicitly, to one to whom the sight of a chained woman is unfamiliar.	10
3	500	Thus, even the sight of her, the collar, her garbing, if permitted clothing, and such, is to be such that it gives men pleasure.	10
3	797	Within sight of them, on other platforms, there were numerous, naked chained beauties.	10
3	1288	When I thrust through the cut side of the tent, where he had slashed it open, he was not in sight.	10
6	282	It was not in sight.	10
6	868	The squealing was wild now, as they caught sight of the bound girl in the field.	10
9	201	Later, if they had the proper master or series of masters, it would no longer be possible to do this by sight.	10
10	190	And had she not succeeded where mere men had failed? Muchly then did she relish the sight of Tarl Cabot, it seemed, he, occasional champion of Priest-Kings, sometimes foe of Kurii, at the mercy of her guards, and in chains she doubtless regarded as her own.	10
11	275	No one was in sight.	10
11	303	There was nothing in sight, save clouds.	10
14	312	None, I think, had thought to see so rare and delicious a sight as bondage strings on the throat of the arrogant, fiery Poalu.	10
26	147	An analogy would be the hunter's pleasure when first he actually catches sight of the prey.	10
28	277	With their mouths and fingers then, kneeling, in my sight, the two girls fed upon their gruel.	10
35	467	I caught sight of a flash of ankle beneath the heavy robes of concealment worn by the women.	10
35	693	A red-silked girl in a Gorean fortress is a not uncommon sight.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	763	Samos was no longer in sight, having gone to his chambers.	10
2	74	I knew, from her general attitudes and responses, that she understood very little of what was transpiring, and yet, clearly, she must understand that she was the butt of the laughter of the men, who held her in contempt and scorned her, who were not interested in her, who had not bid hardly upon her...	10
4	255	The face of Turgus was not a pretty sight, as I had dashed it into the stones, and had then struck the side of his head against the nearby wall.	10
4	738	The disciplining of a slave girl on Gor is not that unusual a sight.	10
5	263	"By sight," I said.	10
6	537	Men relish the sight of a fine ship.	10
24	21	Our shovels lay in plain sight on the mud heaped on the raft.	10
24	212	"You are where the tharlarion can take you, within my sight," he said.	10
24	238	'Take me into the canoe!" "You are where I want you," he said, "where the tharlarion may take you, within my sight".	10
25	17	Shaba, I recalled, had been the first of civilized men, or outlanders, to have seen this sight.	10
25	19	Unfortunate, I thought, that the first civilized person to have seen this sight had been the treacherous Shaba.	10
35	111	"Should I? Who are you?" I had then sent her from my sight.	10
50	6	Two weeks ago we had come to another high falls, even higher than that from which we had, long ago, caught sight of the following forces of Bila Huruma, pasangs behind in the distance.	10

Book 14. (11 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	182	To be sure, the sight of such a woman, so clad and collared, tended to provoke not emotions of respect but deeper and more primitive emotions, emotions such as love, desire and lust, and dominance and uncompromising ownership.	10
13	780	Earlier I had been almost stunned with the sight of her beauty.	10
18	150	The sight of the mistress' ankle, of course, even booted, is tantalizing; it is exciting and provocative.	10
18	217	I relished the sight of them.	10
20	151	"We would not wish the sight of them to embarrass or offend our guests".	10
20	184	"Most disgusting of all, perhaps," said the Lady Florence, "was the disgraceful sight of those half-naked slave girls pawing after the fighters".	10
21	122	The Mistress does not wish to embarrass or offend them by the sight of stable sluts on the premises".	10
21	355	The stable sluts, with the exception of Taphris, were now shut away from the sight of the mistress' guests, should they arrive early.	10
22	702	Just the sight of her about the stables would drive the male slaves wild with desire, let alone the occasional opportunity to get their hands on her.	10
22	730	"Get this slut from my sight," she said.	10
34	172	Not surprisingly then, slaves are a frequent and familiar sight on Gor, in the streets and markets, in the taverns and shops, in the fields and on the roads, and so on, almost everywhere, and certainly one expects to find them in private houses, engaged in domestic labors and deferentially serving.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	30	Defeating them we will return south to meet the forces of Lara, perhaps even here, in the sight of the ashes of Vonda".	10
2	89	I had never forgotten my first sight of them.	10
30	217	I almost gasped at the sight of her beauty, the lineaments of her face, and the exquisite curves of her body.	10
30	256	"The sight of this weakling offends me".	10
32	356	I then swam again underwater for a time until I emerged in the spongy terrain north and west of the holding, shielded from sight by trees from her walls.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	109	Many Goreans regard the sight of a female slave as good luck.	10
18	109	Free women had been known to faint at the sight, or touch, of such cloth.	10
18	654	"Six times he had me," she wept, "six times, and he was merciless with me, casual and merciless! Then, when he was finished with me, he sent me from him, banishing me from his sight, our dealings done, the coins in the box on my neck".	10
19	165	The steel-collared, stripped she of her is now a feast for the senses, all of them, those of sight and touch, of audition, of scent, even of taste; all of her is exposed to the master, for his patient attentions and delectation, all of the owned she of her.	10
19	346	Few women object to this, though, to be sure, sometimes slaves fear the power of their collars, knowing, as they do, what effect the sight of them can have on men.	10
20	322	It is a well-known fact that the mere sight of chains can make many women, even free women, sexually uneasy.	10
20	802	"It was thus my intention to take you into honorable companionship," he said, "but, in the privacy of our quarters, away from the sight of the world, to put you in a collar, and keep you as a slave, even to the whip".	10
20	1495	Indeed, the very sight of her does that.	10

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	I, sitting up, looked down at her, trying to cover herself from the sight of Thurnock.	10
1	805	The gathering of tribes, friends and foes alike, for such a battle is said to be a splendid sight.	10
6	27	A most common sight in Kailiauk is the coming and going of hide wagons, and wagons for the transport of horn and bones.	10
13	1360	"But, even given the uniqueness of each bondage relation," I said, "there are still certain common denominators in all such relations, which must not be lost sight of, such as the legal status of the slave, that she is, ultimately, only an article of property, that she is liable to discipline and pu...	10
14	472	It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away.	10
14	481	The Dust Leg, if interested, was to bid, sight unseen, on what lay beneath the kailiauk hide.	10
17	553	"I am sure it is a touching sight," I said.	10

Book 18. (16 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	"It is an awesome and splendid sight," I said.	10
1	461	This perhaps somewhat vain but surely splendid sight is not unusual in a camp.	10
1	497	Grunt and I remained for a moment on the rise, gazing on the awesome sight in the distance.	10
2	107	Surely she must know what the sight of such an encirclement on her neck will instantly suggest to a man.	10
2	213	"It is a splendid sight!" said Cuwignaka.	10
4	181	The lodge at night, interestingly, illuminated from within by its fire, can be a quite lovely sight.	10
12	602	She must fear that the very sight of her will drive a man half mad with passion, and that he may not wish to rest until he gets his chains on her.	10
17	114	Already he had vanished from sight.	10
22	208	"Why is it," I asked, "that the sight of one female in bondage makes another desire to be placed in the same condition!" "I do not know, Master," she said.	10
29	58	I lost sight of him as two warriors passed between us.	10
33	274	I wondered if the sight of her collaring might arouse their manhood.	10
35	74	"Even warriors long sometimes for the sight of their own flags, atop friendly walls, for the courtyards of their keeps, for the hearths of their halls.	10
42	68	The birds, wings snapping and striking, their backs almost vertical, the men leaning forward on them, were an impressive sight.	10
44	228	Surely the Gorean free women have little doubt as to the nature of the applications to which masters put slaves, and, indeed, do they gossip righteously and indignantly, and enviously, of much else amongst themselves? And the girls brought from Earth will for the most part never have encountered men...	10
44	701	Any woman knows that the sight of herself bound, or chained, is sexually provocative to a male, and well knows that her least movement within her bonds, as this manifests her twisting, living beauty and demonstrates its helplessness, renders her all the more sexually stimulating, all the more tempti...	10
54	101	We were now in a great victory camp, near water, within sight of Council Rock, some seven or eight pasangs in the distance.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	87	I was shaken by this sight.	10
5	235	I remembered the sight of the silver tarsk from Argentum, in the hand of Miles of Argentum, and the way it had looked, on the soft carpeting of the dais, on one of the broad steps leading up to the throne.	10
6	150	Their sight was not that uncommon in Gorean streets.	10
15	174	Then, when I was confident I was out of his sight, I resumed, as nearly as I could, given the bundles, the boxes and crates, my original direction.	10
29	36	To be sure, the throats of these tunics must be open, that our collars would always be in plain sight.	10
30	13	Our collars were in plain sight.	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
36	654	There is no doubt that numerous, lovely, scarcely clad slaves, in the streets and boulevards, in the plazas and parks, on the bridges and amongst the towers, perhaps hurrying on errands, perhaps casting shy glances over their shoulders at young men, perhaps visiting or shopping with their masters, a...	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	652	After a girl has once felt the whip the mere sight of it is usually enough to bring her immediately into line.	10
1	694	A bit of arm, a bit of leg, the lines of a slave tunic on a fair young body, the sight of a collar on a neck, sometimes have consequences which seem obvious enough to many, but may not have been fully understood or clearly enough anticipated by the lovely, young intruder.	10
2	474	Free women would swoon at the sight.	10
2	521	They would doubtless faint with terror at the very sight of him".	10
2	692	The mere sight of a slave can enflame a man, and drive him half mad with passion.	10
2	701	Can fire not have a sense of its effect on straw? Are they not aware of the impact on a man of the mere sight of them.	10
2	837	It was about that time that I caught sight, once again, of Henrius and Vina.	10
2	1491	The sound of a chain cast to the tiles, the sight of a whip, the snapping of fingers, a simple word of command, such things, however one has conditioned her, will loosen and open the slave for pleasure.	10
4	297	"If I let you out of my sight," she said, "I think I shall put you in close chains.	10
6	741	"I will give you another chance," he said, reaching behind his back, to where he had supposedly hidden the veil at the first sight of the supposed brigands.	10
6	880	In a moment or two the Brigella had again reached the vicinity of Boots Tarsk-Bit who turned about, congenially enough, effecting some surprise at the sight of her.	10
6	935	As yet, supposedly, Chino and Lecchio were not in sight.	10
10	83	The mere sight of such a whip generally inspires terror in any female who has ever felt it.	10
12	13	"That accident which destroyed or disfigured your face," I said, "that rendered it such, as I understand it, that women might run screaming from your sight, that men, crying out, sickened and revolted, might drive you with poles and cudgels, like some feared, disgusting beast, from their own habitat...	10
12	798	"The rest of you females," said Boots, clapping his hands sharply, "get back to your work!" Swiftly the girls scattered from his sight, seeking various labors.	10
12	799	Even the Lady Yanina fled from his sight, as promptly as though she, too, might have been only a common slave.	10
14	449	I turned, keeping it in sight as it circled me, sniffing.	10
22	182	Both girls were so beautiful that the mere sight of them, chained by the ankle to the stake in their tents, could drive men mad with desire.	10

Book 21. (13 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	211	Both must learn that they were nothing in the sight of free persons.	10
5	401	She preferred, for whatever reason, it seemed, but one apparently not unusual for free women, to have her behind the wagon, out of sight.	10
15	22	His men, I gathered, must know him by sight.	10
15	235	It is an impressive sight to see the women of a captive city, single file, stripped and on their bellies, in a long line winding through the streets and across the piazza, moving between soldiers with whips, crawling toward the yoke.	10
16	1137	I thought it possible that any guards who might have the duty of supervising our exit from the city, or perhaps the duties of inspecting or searching us, might, given the numbers involved, be somewhat lax or a bit less diligent in their efforts by the time we reached them, and we were not so far bac...	10
16	1492	A Gorean camp is often a spectacular sight, with its arrays of silks and flags, even from a distance.	10
16	1732	The camp was a splendid sight.	10
19	212	I had no intention of letting him out of my sight.	10
19	241	The sight of Taurentians made me uneasy.	10
19	272	I had no intention of letting him out of my sight.	10
20	14	Such a sight I was accustomed to.	10
20	54	She paid no attention to the sight below.	10
20	86	"It is a fine sight," said a fellow, climbing up through the cart gate, and standing beside me for a moment, to look down on the city.	10

Book 22. (20 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	830	"When we are out of the sight of land," he said, "totally out of the sight of land".	10
3	881	"Take her out of my sight," he said to Taurog, "lest I be tempted to kill her".	10
3	888	He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar.	10
6	539	Doubtless there were men here, too, if not as on Earth, men who might be fretful, petty and weak, men the very sight and smell of which I might find offensive, men whose appearance and least touch I might find literally sickening, men I might find unutterably disgusting, men who were unclean, who we...	10
6	560	Perhaps he had forgotten me! Perhaps I was now alone, totally alone, on this world, having been brought here for a price and then, having earned my coins for others, discarded, cast into the markets, set adrift in uncertain weathers, on trackless seas, to vanish from sight, to disappear tracelessly,...	10
7	30	On the other hand, they are usually located quite near cities, usually within the sight of their walls, and this tends to reduce to some extent the likelihood of such attacks.	10
9	210	The other girl was now doubtless being brought to the platform, behind the low wall, out of the sight of most of the crowd, and another was moving to the gate.	10
10	309	I had been gagged, and hooded and manacled, and put on my belly, because the first sight of such a beast, at close hand, I was told, not unoften, in its size and ferocity, and terribleness, produces a miasma of terror in a female, and she is unwilling even to approach it, whips being often necessary...	10
11	224	Sita hove into sight, returning to the floor.	10
11	248	I knelt back, out of sight, near the curtain, frightened, clutching the sheet about me.	10
11	400	"Sight unseen," called Mirus to the crowd, "who will try the luck of the first ostrakon? Only a tarsk bit each! Who is first? Who is for the first ostrakon? You, sir! Yes! And you the second! The third! Yes.	10
11	840	The purpose of this belt was to call attention to, and enhance, by sound and sight, the movements of the hips and abdomen.	10
11	947	I pretended to shrink down within myself, to desire to crouch down, and conceal and cover my nudity, but then I straightened up, fearfully, as though I had heard commands to desist in such absurdities, and then I extended my hands to the sides, to various sides, as though pleading for mercy, to be r...	10
14	78	Similarly, if it seems understandable that, say, a high magistrate, a general, a ubar, or such, might enjoy sitting in his pleasure gardens and inspecting his women, having them before him naked, or clothed according to his preferences, it is just as understandable that a less rich or well-fixed per...	10
24	33	We might then be made to kneel or sit in the sight of them, the damp, bulging water bags beside us, which we were not permitted to bring to them.	10
24	250	I understood, too, now, I thought, why this group was in its present place, screened by the hills from the sight of the other groups.	10
32	26	The wagon, then, I gathered, must be out of sight, even from his vantage, standing.	10
33	200	The sight was not pretty.	10
33	299	Perhaps this had suggested to the beast, by sight, and perhaps even by smell, that its presence was undetected, unsuspected, that we were unready, that we thought ourselves safe, that that was the moment to attack.	10
34	632	"I am yours in the sight of law, yours, owned, in fullest legality, and doubtless you are well aware, as well, that I am helpless in your arms, and writhe helplessly there, and hasten to obey in all things, fearful of my master's wrath, and that I am your slave conquest, and property, and am despera...	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	735	"Would you not rather die in the sunlight," I asked, "in the fresh air, under the blue sky, the clouds, in sight of the harbor, the river?" "I would rather die in sight of the walls of Ar," he said, "that I might spit upon them".	10
1	426	In another stroke of lightning, I caught sight, again, of the swinging "grease bucket," it filled presumably with tar and tallow, hanging on its strap from the axle housing of the wagon ahead of me.	10
6	656	"Get that thing out of my sight," said the bearded fellow, looking at the Lady Temione.	10
6	774	"Get that thing out of my sight," he said.	10
8	309	The woman, at the sight of the bird, shrank back, frightened.	10
9	441	"How often," smiled Phoebe, "did I, as a free woman, feel repulsion and horror at even the sight of such scanty, revealing garments, in which slaves were put.	10
17	202	I caught sight of a quarrel's fins protruding from his back.	10
17	590	I caught sight of figures on the hill outside, just movements, parts of bodies.	10
21	1008	She is thus thrilled, as well as frightened, at the very sight of the whip.	10
21	1196	Sometimes a new capture is put in it, and must serve as a slave, obediently, but untouched, say, humbly, silently serving wine, viands, and such, to be later put nearby, where, kneeling, she will wait in deferential attendance, perhaps behind lovely, beaded curtains, through which she may be summone...	10
21	1227	But even so I assure you that the sight of a girl in even so modest a tunic is such as may be expected to intrude upon one's dreams.	10
21	1423	"Too, aft, they will be out of the sight of free women".	10
24	140	If the fellow from the trench caught sight of her I pitied her.	10
24	394	The flotilla, entering the harbor, with its flags and streamers, would be a splendid sight.	10
24	765	The major Gorean fairs occur seasonally, incidentally, in the vicinity of the Sardar Mountains, indeed, within sight of their black, snow-capped peaks.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	66	The sight of a woman struggling against bonds, as the sight of one in bonds, even in so simple a device as slave bracelets, is sexually stimulatory, of course.	10
1	612	"Get that thing out of my sight," was the way he put it, I think.	10
1	710	He would ridicule and mock me! He threw me from him in disgust! He thinks of me as ugly, as fat, as stupid, as a she-sleen, as one who is not worth sleen feed, as one so ugly and disgusting that he would have me taken from his sight!" "But now," I said, "you are a slave".	10
1	754	It seemed she had expected he must surely recognize her! Doubtless she had been prepared to be again scorned, to be rebuffed, to be ordered from his sight, to be sent away, perhaps even struck, but he had not yet even released her from the prime display area, that before him, near the center of the ...	10
1	939	"Will you not order me from your presence," she asked, "or have me dragged from your sight?" "No!" he cried.	10
1	1103	"Spy! Spy!" "Seize him!" I suddenly lost sight of Temione, buffeted aside, falling amongst the men.	10
2	97	"And he wanted me taken from his sight!" "And he made you address him as 'Master,'" I said.	10
2	142	"He did not ask for me to be taken from his sight this night!" she said.	10
12	196	"It seems the sight of you made them juice".	10
19	14	I had seen the creature hovering about, then alighting, dropping out of sight, amongst the rence.	10
19	729	I caught sight of the Lady Ina plunging through the marsh, her hands extended, her hair wild behind her.	10
28	361	Ina, as I caught sight of her, was shaking her head, negatively.	10
28	606	The mere sight of a slave whip is then enough to make her juice.	10
32	156	In a few moments I caught sight of the runner, and the fellows pursuing him.	10
32	285	We have been pursuing him southeast for days, and only this morning caught sight of him.	10
36	125	Certainly it is understandable that they might not wish to have large numbers of them about, the sight of whom is so exciting to males.	10
43	126	The girl now, of course, was no longer in sight.	10
45	90	The sight of pierced ears tends to be profoundly sexually stimulating to many Gorean men, probably for several reasons, some of them perhaps subconsciously symbolic, having to do with softness, penetration, helplessness, bondage, and such.	10
46	337	I wondered if the fellows might have caught sight of Ina in this area.	10

Book 25. (21 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	13	Needless to say, a naked, netted woman, startled, frightened, knowing herself caught, knowing herself helpless in the hands of men, is a pleasant sight.	10
2	38	It was the sort of garment which free women profess to despise, to find unspeakably shocking, unutterably scandalous, the sort of garment which they profess to regard with horror, the sort of garment which they seem almost ready to faint at the sight of, and yet to Phoebe, and to others like her, in...	10
3	188	The mere sight of her had led me to hurry to the mats.	10
3	216	I saw no sight of Marcus or his lovely slave.	10
3	377	As Marcus had undoubtedly anticipated the sight of the dance would have its effect on his little Cosian.	10
3	841	So, too, the sight of the moons, and their rhythms, and such, so interestingly approximating the periods of feminine sexual cycles, may at one time have played a role in mating cycles.	10
3	1079	Within a week, surely, they would be within sight of Ar, eager for war, zestful for loot.	10
4	18	The enclosure was within sight of the Central Cylinder, on the Avenue of the Central Cylinder.	10
7	184	One small hand, even, extended, palm out, toward the former regent, as though she would fend away the very sight of him, as though she could not bear the thought of his nearness.	10
8	279	"I did not note women swooning over the sight of you," said Marcus.	10
8	456	"Although I hate Ar," said Marcus, "this sight fills me with sorrow".	10
12	364	The meaning of the sound would be unmistakable, even to a girl, signifying as it did the eagerness and relish which the mere sight of her inspired in him.	10
14	352	"Surely you do not think that her behavior fails to be subject to supervision and correction as soon as she is out of her master's sight?" "Take me to my master!" she begged.	10
17	277	She was excitingly curvaceous, a dream of pleasure, such a sight as might induce a strong man to howl with joy, to dance with triumph.	10
19	40	Her figure, extremely female, exquisitely curved, was rather like the figure of another girl we had encountered earlier in the morning, some pasangs to the northeast of the city, on one of the isolated roads winding through the hills, among which, nestled back, almost out of sight, were set a number...	10
19	1445	Then she staggered down the other side of the small hill, and disappeared from sight.	10
22	581	The fellow gasped, and seemed shaken by this, the sight of the beauty so before him.	10
22	816	The guardsman was nowhere in sight.	10
23	343	"Despite the convictions and the enthusiasms of Marcus in this matter," I said, "well warranted though they doubtless are, I should make clear to you that they might not be shared, at least to his extent, at first sight, by all casual observers".	10
23	368	To be sure, there was more to what Boots was saying than might be evident at first sight.	10
25	681	It might be interesting, of course, to keep them within sight of one another but in anguished separation.	10

Book 26. (18 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	537	The first, you see, might be frightened at its sight and, in their naiveté, be tempted to bolt; the second, on the other hand, might be terrified at its sight, but realizes that there is no escape.	10
4	415	Could this be I? What was I? What had been done to me? How was it that I could be so transformed, and so helpless, given merely the sight of such a man? But then, frightened, I looked wildly ahead, and about.	10
7	438	He was a man of this world, and the sight of one can wrench out our insides.	10
8	617	I heard, suddenly, from far off, out of sight, to my right, a shrill, birdlike cry.	10
9	220	I was exceedingly excited by the sight of these captures.	10
10	21	I heard him then, out of sight, to the right of the door.	10
11	1374	"Tarns do not care to leave the sight of land," said another, as though reminding his peer of something.	10
11	1441	I feared I might begin to spasm at the first sight of him.	10
13	1206	Yet its very sight filled me with fear.	10
14	443	She was, in these things, a sorry sight.	10
14	557	Yes, even a pleasure slave, who might, in her more familiar modalities, drive a master mad with passion, may be expected, either out of his sight, or under his supervision, if he pleases, to make bread and repair a rent garment, such things.	10
14	587	"Do you not know what the sight of you, as you are now, might do to a man!" "What?" she asked.	10
14	1093	We drank in the sight of the snow-capped peaks, the darkness in the valleys, the patches of cloud in the bright sky.	10
16	191	Were they not, too, men, and thus such as before whom it was appropriate that I present myself, hoping for their approbation? In the eyes of the musicians I read something that I had not expected to find, that they were not displeased with the sight of the slave before them.	10
17	124	"The sight of you in a slave tunic will be torment enough for any man".	10
19	74	The flash of the mirrors, the sight of the smoke signal, the glimpse of a fire, such things, it might be recollected, convey their message at the speed of light, far faster than a tarn can fly, incomparably more swift, even, than the flighted sound of a distant bar.	10
24	688	How else explain the fascination that even a plain slave may sometimes exercise over the most powerful, rich, and handsome of men, to the puzzlement and dismay of beauties languishing in his pleasure garden? How else explain how a slave worthy of a ubar's palace may in a market, unbidden, throw hers...	10
44	73	I did not know what the sight of my body might do to him, a man of this world, what activities, what agencies, what behaviors, it might precipitate.	10

Book 27. (36 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	213	But, somehow, she did not want to lose sight of him.	10
10	211	He was disturbingly physical and she, to her horror, found herself thrilled to the quick by the very sight of his body.	10
11	439	She then caught sight of Ellen, standing to the side, unobtrusively awaiting the command to clear.	10
11	744	Surely, too, you must rejoice in the happiness, and pleasure, that the sight of it brings to others".	10
11	776	The pretense to blindness must ultimately fail in a world where sight persists.	10
11	779	The sight of a woman like you, and thousands like you, will enflame a man.	10
12	257	One would dread, looking up and back, seeing the sight of his upper body and angry frown suddenly appearing, looming, over the back wall of one's bin.	10
12	411	To be sure, Ellen supposed that she had not intended to have any particular effect on Gart, at least fully consciously, certainly not, and, indeed, she had been helpless in his grip, had she not, but she realized, even then, even when she was so new to the collar, that the sight of her beauty must h...	10
13	736	So little as the movement of a hand, or the sight of a bared forearm in the pouring of wine, can be beautiful, provocative, stimulatory to the master's desire".	10
15	74	She did not doubt but what this sight, her obeisance, and that of her wrists braceleted high behind her as she knelt, had its effect upon her master, Mirus.	10
15	75	Indeed, she did not doubt but what the sight of a woman's braceleted wrists, either behind her or before her, had its effect on men.	10
15	801	Already, at the sight of you, guards cry out in anger, and in need.	10
16	476	And, too, interestingly, though she scarcely dared accept this, it seemed in its way a fascinating augury, as might be the brief sight of a bird, the finding of a branch in the water, evidence of new worlds.	10
17	1190	Throughout most of human history, the "slaver's necklace," a coffle of chained beauties, was a familiar sight.	10
18	180	She found herself muchly aroused by the sight of the leashed beauty.	10
18	305	As the mere sight of the saddle had come to be arousing to Ellen, so, too, with slaves, the mere being in a place or the mere seeing or touching of an article may affect them in a profound manner, disturbing them, rendering them uneasy, rendering them helplessly, grievously needful.	10
18	306	The sight of her chains, of a whip, the touching of her collar, the fingering of her brand, even in the absence of the master, can arouse a slave.	10
18	307	So, too, the sight of a place she remembers, a grassy knoll, a place behind a shed, a ditch, a stall, the surface of a long, narrow wooden bench, the floor, fur-strewn, at the foot of the master's couch, she not permitted on its surface, that privilege usually reserved for free companions, or perhap...	10
18	588	"The sight of you to a man," said Portus Canio to Ellen, "is like thrusting a torch into straw.	10
18	602	"Dare never again to take me in your arms! I will complain to my master! I hate you! You are a vain, arrogant beast! You are a brute! You are ignorant, stupid and homely! You think you are so grand! You are not! You are only a tarnster! You are an ugly tarnster! You are nothing! I loathe your touch!...	10
19	90	She also knew, uneasily, that the sight of a collar on a woman's neck, locked there, as of course it would be in the case of a slave, tended to be sexually stimulatory to men.	10
19	267	She did not find it a particularly welcome sight.	10
20	450	The tarn is not an aquatic species, and resists being flown out of the sight of land.	10
21	18	Seen in a field, for example, free men will commonly investigate the sight of such a slave, and, if she is not known to them, set upon her, apprehend her, and demand an accounting.	10
21	145	She saw a fish disturb the water briefly, noted the rippling effect of clouds and sky in the stream, and caught sight briefly of her own image, of her head and upper body, peering down, into the water.	10
22	73	"Go! Get out of my sight, you disgusting little slut!" Ellen leapt up and hurried away a few yards.	10
23	44	Might not that sight, or vision, then, as though accompanied with a clap of thunder, change him forever, showing him a possibility which might transform him from an indoctrinated, manipulated, obsequious political puppet striving to please those who secretly hate and despise him into a male, one sud...	10
23	195	"The mere sight of you lubricates her for the mastery," said another.	10
24	51	But certainly her "thighs did not steam for him," and the mere sight of him did not "lubricate her for the mastery," nor had she followed him "like a she-sleen in heat"! No! Never! That was absurd! "Lying little slave girl," she said to herself.	10
24	52	"Your thighs steam for any man, and the sight of any virile male lubricates you for the mastery.	10
24	680	It is like straps and chains, it is like the sight of the whip.	10
25	697	What can compare with it? Compliance with pathological politicized prescriptions, designed to promote the power of unscrupulous, self-seeking misfits? All the social engineering, all the establishments in charge of controlling minds, all the power of the media melt away before the sight of a slave a...	10
25	965	Surely they must not see me so, not exhibited thusly! Clearly the men were enflamed at the sight of the helpless, displayed slave.	10
26	1612	The sight of her helplessly bound in such cords, she hoped, might please him.	10
27	1944	In moments they were out of sight.	10
29	51	The sight of such as she, you see, provides a pleasure, a luscious glimpse, a pleasant interlude, for weary travelers upon a long road, at the least an incentive to increase one's pace, to hurry one's steps to the nearest paga tavern".	10

Book 28. (16 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	288	Presumably this was an allusion to the effect the sight of a female slave may have upon a male, for such a sight can be so violent a spur to manhood as to transform a life, for who who has had a woman as a slave will be content thereafter to do with less? "Continue," said Cabot.	10
5	169	Women well understand the switch, the whip, the rope, the chain, such things, often from the very first sight of them.	10
5	415	I wonder if her master knows how this sight might affect male humans, seeing lovely human females so, particularly slaves, not that the blonde was a slave.	10
13	10	Signs can be useful, if one is within a line of sight.	10
16	7	Cabot looked to the height of the defile, to his right, and waved to Archon, who lifted his hand, and then slipped back, amongst the rocks, out of sight.	10
26	208	"How so?" "An unidentified armed human might be slain on sight".	10
27	98	"To be sure," he said, "the sight of you in a collar did not dissuade me".	10
32	93	To the Gorean the sight of a free woman's wrist, or ankle, can be powerfully stimulatory.	10
33	57	"True," said Grendel, "and we may be dealt with, on sight, with power weapons".	10
34	109	"Your slave is a sorry sight," said Grendel.	10
39	65	It was much as when the nine-gilled shark, in its intended, smooth hunt, finds itself suddenly startled as its quarry disappears into the midst of darting, schooling parsit fish, and loses sight then not only of its intended quarry, but finds it difficult, further, to seek out another, even a substi...	10
40	13	Had she been banished from his sight, if not from his convenience? It is not unusual, incidentally, to put a slave in the background, so to speak, in a place from whence she may be easily brought to serve, but, too, where her presence will not intrude on the attention of free persons.	10
40	200	"Humans are safe with the revolutionaries," said Lord Grendel, "as they are regarded either as allies or neutral, but those with the purple scarves will destroy all humans on sight".	10
43	244	"Humans will be killed on sight," said Grendel.	10
45	7	Too, should you escape from us, its note could easily be detected by those of the purple scarves, who would, following the edict of Lord Agamemnon, as you are human, kill you on sight".	10
53	66	They would simply fire upon her, to destroy her on sight".	10

Book 29. (27 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	104	It must not be lost sight of in these matters, of course, that nonsense is often well armed.	10
3	458	This is, of course, a beautiful sight.	10
3	516	One of the glorious sights of Gor is the wheeling, the maneuvering and flight, of such cavalries in the sky, a lovely sight, in its way not unlike that of a fleet of lateen-rigged galleys abroad on gleaming Thassa, the sea.	10
3	799	Gorean vessels, incidentally, are usually shallow-drafted, and usually tend to keep in sight of land.	10
4	81	The sight of large metal vessels, coming and going, might make the Priest-Kings seem too comprehensible, remarkable, and powerful, but comprehensible.	10
4	346	"Do you not know how appealing to a man is the sight of a bound woman?" I asked.	10
5	719	There are various reasons for this, as I understand it, for example, the slave learns that she is no longer a free woman, that her hair, its length, dressing, and such, is now at the disposal of masters, that the distinction between her and the free woman is to be clearly drawn, even in a matter as ...	10
5	858	Later, the sting of that humiliation would fade, and they would rejoice to be freed of the encumbrances of veiling, and revel in the feel of the air on their face, a face whose soft, luscious, inviting, vulnerable lips were now exposed to the sight, and kisses, of men.	10
7	101	Slaves, on the leashes of their masters, are a common sight in the high cities, in the streets, on the bridges, and so on.	10
10	261	Her fear, understandably enough, was a reaction to the sight of the two larls, one on each side of the platform.	10
12	40	And would one not require the means to reach those sovereignties, which lay hundreds of pasangs to the west? The tarn is a land bird, and will not fly beyond the sight of land.	10
12	322	I was then prepared to leave the plaza, but, in turning about, I saw a sight which, to me, if not to Tajima, and his people, seemed exceedingly odd.	10
18	238	I caught sight of Tajima, now, again, in the clearing.	10
19	36	For this reason, the Tuchuks, and others of the Wagon Peoples, and, I suppose, others, accustom their kaiila to the sight and smell of tharlarion.	10
23	108	I caught sight of Cecily, four tables away.	10
23	132	And who other than jealous, envious free women does not relish the sight of lovely slaves? Would you not like to buy one? Two powerful forces are thus conjoined to assure the perpetuation of female bondage on Gor, the society's unqualified acceptance and approval of the institution, it is pleased wi...	10
27	81	On this point I wondered if that psychological stratagem, if such it was, was well founded, as there are few sights as sexually provocative as the sight of a lovely, young female in a slave tunic.	10
28	477	It was easy to discover where Quintus had been attacked, from the dislodgment of the leaves, the rupture of the earth, the sight and smell of blood.	10
30	40	Many Gorean pilots are reluctant to venture beyond the sight of land, and open-sea voyages of more than a few days are rare, except in Torvaldsland.	10
30	91	The tarn is a land bird and will not fly beyond the sight of land.	10
30	95	They may have taken the ships below as land, as islands, so to speak, or, perhaps, it was a mere matter that we had not triggered or engaged the bird's reluctance to forsake the sight of land.	10
30	97	Tarns which were disposed to leave the sight of land might have perished in the sea, and thus failed to replicate their genes.	10
30	98	Tarns which, for whatever reason, or random gift of genes, were reluctant to leave the sight of land might nest, and reproduce.	10
30	166	This vessel might venture far, might spend months at sea, with no sight of land.	10
38	95	"Be certain," I said, "to board the tarns before we are beyond the sight of land".	10
40	8	Many in the farther ranks broke ranks, to press forward, to witness so unaccountable a sight, as though a city might be afloat.	10
42	17	I caught sight of the sky over the water.	10

Book 30. (17 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	314	Accordingly, when she arrived in Ar, she was not returned to glory, to position and power, but removed from public sight, being sequestered, for most practical purposes, imprisoned, in the Central Cylinder.	10
2	1	This Occurred Betwixt Cos and Tyros It was an awesome sight.	10
2	168	The tarn, you see, never flies from the sight of land.	10
4	31	She would know him by sight, and he, too, I had no doubt, would know her.	10
7	149	Why had he not performed, or had performed, the simple ceremony of pacifying Thassa, of seeking to smooth her waves with a bit of oil, of mingling man's salt with hers, to plead kinship, friendship, even alliance, of giving her some wine, that she might be warmed, and pleased? Would it not have been...	10
14	56	Usually the fin disappears gracefully, slipping from sight, but the creature was excited.	10
14	264	At first I could not locate its source, but then I saw a hand lifted over the vines, and a head, lifted, briefly, which then slipped again from sight.	10
15	49	What a beautiful sight it was, to see the shaking, and then the lifting, and swelling, of those vast breadths of canvas.	10
15	208	Frightened, the slave turned, catching sight of me, I think for the first time, and probably, too, the fallen Seremides.	10
15	217	She suddenly caught sight of Seremides, helpless on the deck, unable to rise.	10
19	215	More than one watch had been flogged for crying out the sight of land, stirring crews, rousing jubilation, where there was no land.	10
19	223	The sight was indeed impressive.	10
21	172	* * * * It was now the next day, the second day of the sixth month, the day following the first sight of land.	10
21	191	It was my impression, given the increasing restlessness of the men, which might approach the level of danger, given the excitements of the sight of land, that they thought it might be unwise, unless clearly called for, to order a clearing of the deck.	10
31	14	Were they not vulnerable, outside the walls? Might there not be bandits? Might not the fleet of Lord Yamada appear, unexpectedly, or might not forces be landed from it, somewhere in the vicinity, which might raid the ship? Indeed, did not soldiers of Lord Yamada even now camp within sight of our wal...	10
36	30	Demetrion knew me by sight, but by little more, from the registry.	10
36	248	He had scarcely moved, when the hooded figure, he in the robes of the Merchants, saw him, and stiffened, reacting as might a hunter, catching sight of a sleen in the shrubbery, a larl amongst rocks of the Voltai, not yet expected, yards away, just noticed.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	658	I suspected that the sight of a woman in a collar was stimulating to men.	10
8	107	In that way she is more helpless, her arms nicely drawn back, and her beauty, obviously, is better exhibited, more exposed to sight and touch.	10
8	494	The slaver's man was nowhere in sight.	10
11	244	We were then about a corner, and out of the sight of the guardsmen.	10
14	60	How could he ask such a thing? Had he not recognized my horror at the sight of his body, earlier today, in the late morning, the matting, the caking, the stiffened fur? "Tonight," he said, "you will not be chained".	10
15	53	In the very sight of such men I felt it natural that I should kneel and bow my head, hoping that I might be noticed, might be found acceptable, might be found such that they might deign to snap their fingers and indicate that I might follow them, hoping to be eventually awarded their collar.	10
45	165	I then lost sight of him, as he disappeared behind some rocks.	10
49	67	In any event, one snowy morning, several of us watched the departure of the small, remarkable ship, emerging from its housing, rising through the falling snow, then fading from sight, a ship with no crew, and with but one passenger, Tiresias, whom we all wished well.	10
50	90	A chained slave is a common sight on Gor.	10
52	36	"I fear it," I said, "the very sight of it".	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	40	I caught sight of a large, thick square of soft, damp, folded, white cloth.	10
3	22	Why does the chain lure me? Why does the sight of the whip, and the knowledge that it may be used upon me, thrill me? I wonder if my feelings are unique.	10
8	387	Indeed, most Gorean mariners, when practical, like to keep in sight of land.	10
9	35	"Keep the armsmen out of sight".	10
15	80	Here I had my first clear sight of tarns.	10
33	21	We hoped to be permitted to rest, certainly I did, but, linked together, by our neck rope, we were soon set to labors on behalf of our mistresses, and were seldom out of the sight of one or another of them Certainly we dared not speak to one another.	10
44	16	Even coast vessels, seldom out of the sight of land, would seek their harboring before the onset of winter.	10
52	442	The delight of my instructresses, in regaling us with accounts of its effects, had to do largely with its administration to free women, who might sip it discreetly behind their veil in some assignation or tete-a-tete, in their rich robes of concealment, and later awaken naked and in chains, perhaps ...	10
52	475	I had been shaken with the very sight of him long ago, in the great emporium, when I, who had so frequently fantasized myself a slave, and had profoundly sensed I was a slave, and I belonged in the collar, had found myself, for the first time in my life, to my trepidation and consternation, looked u...	10
52	619	The great ship was nearly out of sight.	10
52	655	The great ship of Tersites was no longer in sight.	10
52	677	We looked after the ship, which was now gone from sight.	10
52	1028	I opened my eyes just long enough to catch sight of the handle still vibrating, a hand's breadth from my throat, and then, I fear, I slumped into unconsciousness at the foot of the tree.	10

Book 33. (20 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	Tarns were unknown at the World's End and it had been anticipated that their appearance in war would, at least initially, provide the forces of Lord Temmu with a fearsome, unanticipated weapon, the very sight of which might dismay and terrify at least common soldiers, the Ashigaru contingents, commo...	10
1	86	Surely they had not fallen into consternation, nor had they scattered and fled at the first sight of so unfamiliar, obviously dangerous, and mighty a form of life as the tarn.	10
1	87	Many, at their first sight of a tarn, particularly at close quarters, are unable to move, so paralyzed with fear they are.	10
1	97	Had they not expected something that terrible they would doubtless have recoiled at the very sight of such a creature.	10
1	110	"For most of the enemy," said Lord Nishida, "we may still hope that the very sight of a tarn may have an awesome effect, that it may terrify the ignorant, that it may excite superstitious apprehensions, that it may loosen discipline, disrupt formations, even produce rout".	10
9	56	An awesome sight met their eyes, hundreds of Pani warriors, in white garments, having seemingly performed ablutions and purified themselves, lay crumpled in the remains of what must have been a great number of serried ranks.	10
14	82	What would be the likelihood that they might catch sight of me here, in this place, at this time?" "The likelihood was quite high," said General Yamada.	10
16	114	The daimyo was no longer in sight.	10
25	248	The banners were a brave sight.	10
26	63	Once we were out of sight, I would introduce myself to Haruki.	10
30	704	Some may even be bandits, not Ashigaru, and one cannot always be sure of Ashigaru either, particularly out of the sight of officers.	10
31	47	The warrior might have been an enemy, to be killed on sight, but considerations of class, and propriety, become involved.	10
39	13	We were to rendezvous where I supposed we would be the least suspected, within sight of the high banner surmounting the command tent of the shogun himself, at the hub of the great wheel which constituted the camp.	10
42	202	Few things bring a woman's slavery home to her better than the sight of the whip which may be used upon them, if they should fail to be pleasing, fully pleasing.	10
43	90	These marks were now, if one cared to look, in plain sight, as the slaves were naked.	10
44	113	There are fewer Ashigaru about, watchful, ready to kill on sight.	10
44	121	"By sight," I said.	10
44	227	The sight of this thing, the noise, the smoke, and flames, the spillage of rocks and the spumes of dust, brought the tarn cavalry wheeling about, to do battle, to protect the holding.	10
61	1262	"Given your veiling, and half-veiling, in your rare public appearances, few will know the former Ubara of Ar by sight.	10
61	1283	The slave then, looking behind her, over her shoulder, her small wrists braceleted behind her, was dragged from my sight.	10

Book 34. (20 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	297	Would I do so? When I went to the beach, it was not to swim, but to relish the sun, the warm sand, the sight of the water and sky, the crowd, the sound of the surf, and sense the impression one such as I would make in such a milieu, on the young men, so many of them furtive and diffident, so frighte...	10
1	459	Suppose neighbors, whom I knew only casually, only by sight, should enter the apartment, admitted, in answer to my cries? What would they think? Casting about, there was no sign of a forced entry.	10
13	60	I heard girls scream, and I saw a sight that I would never forget, what had to be my first tarn, one of the enormous saddlebirds of Gor.	10
16	114	And Ar was a large and populous city, one in which, possibly, one indivi­d­ual might not be known to others, and in which an isolated individ­ual might attract little notice, might even, so to speak, vanish from sight.	10
21	13	Were the beautiful lines of the leaping, fleet tabuk not fashioned by the artistry of the larl, its claws and fangs; did the same blind, nameless gods not balance the swirling school of parsit fish against the strike of the swift-swimming shark; the keenness of the hawk's eye against the tiny urt's ...	10
22	42	What master would deny himself the wholeness of his property, the sight of her, the feel of her, the grasp of her, the sound of her, the intelligence of her, the emotions of her? Too, although she may be put to use briefly and abruptly, whenever and however the master wishes, as she is a slave, it i...	10
27	40	But, too, my heart ached for the sight of him, his proud, splendid form, his easy carriage, the narrowness of his waist, the strength of his arms, the width of his chest, the breadth of his shoulders, his frank, piercing gaze before which, now, I feared I could not remain standing, even had I desire...	10
28	122	I could not have helped but react to the sight of Kurik of Victoria, my first master.	10
29	65	The bandage he wore is a hoax! His sight is as keen as that of the tarn! He is as dangerous as the larl in rutting time.	10
29	83	"But not by sight," he said.	10
30	134	One sight of you, and they may be distracted from thoughts of a tunic".	10
33	396	"What is it we are supposed to see, what unwelcome sight?" "Five digits," he said, "not six".	10
34	179	"Yet," he said, "the very sight of a Kur militates against the success of such a scheme".	10
34	182	Their very sight repels humans.	10
46	139	It does not appear in the mirror and it is not visible to others, but it, in its way, redeems me in my own sight.	10
53	208	Do not continue to offend his sight!" Eve obediently, crouched over, shamed, hurried to join us, her head down, the fur about her muzzle wet with tears.	10
57	54	"She might helplessly run in terror, at the sight of some of our guests," said another.	10
57	72	Thus, it is quite possible that the first sight of such a creature might precipitate flight, as from a larl or sleen.	10
57	81	Why else do you think that slaves at such a feast are to serve with two hands on a goblet, or platter, their hands thusly in plain sight?" "I find it hard to believe that a slave would strike such a blow," said Kurik.	10
64	28	Paula and I were not clear on the motivation for this selection, but we supposed that it had to do either with price or a desire for privacy, most likely privacy, given the fact that our party included Lord Grendel and Eve, the sight of whom would doubtless arouse curiosity, if not provoke alarm.	10

Book 35. (14 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	184	We, of course, were on all fours, and thus the sheet would be likely to do little more than hide the slave from sight.	10
8	16	Most Gorean vessels remain, when possible, in sight of land.	10
8	959	Within an Ahn or two I supposed we should have the shore again in sight, a situation wont to be favored by Gorean mariners, and then we would return to our original course.	10
10	211	On the landing, out of sight of the taverner's office, there was a full-length mirror.	10
11	182	I had seen, briefly, a coarse gray back and dorsal fin rise from the water, glide for a moment, and then sink from sight.	10
11	274	There was no other slave in sight.	10
12	44	It is well-known that the sight of a female in a collar is sexually stimulating to a man.	10
13	272	Moreover, almost no one, either in Port Kar, or elsewhere, would know her by sight".	10
23	49	It must have been a strange sight they found before them, a woman so eccentrically garmented.	10
30	72	But Bruno of Torcadino seldom let me out of his sight.	10
31	189	I trusted that he would not, as usual, let me from his sight.	10
33	66	How terrifying had been that sight, that monstrous, silent, soaring form briefly silhouetted against the White Moon.	10
41	153	The men of the holding, on the other hand, were familiar with one another and would easily recognize one another on sight.	10
45	147	I caught sight of Decius of Venna, emerging from one boat, followed by men, and Addison Steele, from another, with Florian, of the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, and Miles, too, of that holding.	10

Book 36. (10 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
51	53	The sight of a galley's oars, such graceful, mighty levers, drawing, and lifting, in unison, water running from the wood in sparkling rivulets, is a beautiful sight, one that those of my former world had not seen in centuries.	10
6	87	Some women know they are a slave long before their first sight of a coiled rope or a length of chain, long before their slender wrists are pinioned helplessly behind them in slave bracelets, for the clasp of which in their heart they have long yearned.	10
16	30	The Tesephone's port side rocked gently against a rounded surface which seemed to curve back, and descend, for several feet, and was then lost from sight, under the water.	10
29	169	I poured the contents of these three goblets into my own goblet, and added more from the bottle, the sight of which had so dismayed our three guests.	10
41	92	On the eighteenth day of the siege, the work done, within sight of the walls, they were decapitated.	10
44	41	Too, the sight of war torches and irons, particularly at night, the torches blazing and the irons bristling with heat, glowing in the darkness, have little difficulty in convincing an enemy of possible dangers likely to attend his proposed assault, the memories of which will persist later, indefinit...	10
48	178	Commonly Gorean mariners stay within sight of land and beach their vessels at night.	10
49	145	"At first sight of them, lest landing parties should disembark and trap us ashore, we put to sea, intent on fighting our way to open water".	10
53	173	"Hopefully," I said, "they will do no more than keep us in sight until they are joined by the two ships to port".	10
57	180	It allayed fear in some of my men and the sight of them being presumably so protected against fire would most likely further alarm mercenaries, realizing they lacked such putative protection.	10