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Sleep

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	76	Now sleep in peace, and I promise I won't cut your throat tonight".	10
9	82	"So," she said contemptuously, "that is how a Warrior tarnsman treats the daughter of a rich merchant?" I rolled onto the ground, turning away from her, unable to sleep.	10

Book 2. (10 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	155	I arose, now conscious for the first time of a lost night of sleep, the effects of the drinking, and of the several cups of bitter coffee.	10
3	30	Accordingly, in spite of my eagerness to return to Ko-ro-ba, I decided that I would withdraw from the road, wrap myself in my cloak and spend the night in the shelter of some rocks, or perhaps crawl into the tangle of some thorn bushes, where one might sleep in relative security.	10
3	88	He would speak little himself, being unskilled in speech, and being too proud to form sentences which he knew would most likely be stumbling and ungrammatical, but would sit by the fire until dawn refusing to let me sleep, wanting me to talk to him, to tell him stories, to recount adventures, to giv...	10
5	11	I longed for my city, and for my father, the magnificent Matthew Cabot, once Ubar, now Administrator of Ko-ro-ba, and for my friends, the proud Older Tarl, my master-at-arms, and Torm, the cheerful, grumbling little scribe who regarded even sleep and food as part of a conspiracy to separate him from...	10
9	31	* * * * At least this night, this rainy night, I would not sleep again in the fields, for, thanks to the puzzling gift of the hooded conspirator, I had the means to purchase lodging.	10
9	93	I did not much care for the prospect of emerging again into the cold, rainy night, of tramping once more through the streets, miserable, chilled to the bone, looking for a place to eat and sleep.	10
9	143	His strategy was to pour so much Kal-da down my throat that I would be unable to do anything but roll under the table and sleep.	10
9	155	I rubbed the sleep from my eyes.	10
17	65	I sat with my back against the damp wall, listening to the sounds of their sleep.	10
23	205	We could read the sullen defiance, the resolve, the capacity to kill in those eyes, bloodshot with loss of sleep, the desperate carriage of those gray-clad bodies, hungry and vicious with the strain of street fighting.	10

Book 3. (11 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	30	I shook my head to clear it of sleep.	10
5	259	"How long did I sleep?" I asked.	10
6	130	"Because the energy bulbs will soon be dimmed," she said, "and it will be the hours allotted for sleep".	10
7	17	I would not have enjoyed sleeping in such a room, for there was no way to protect oneself from the hall, and of course eventually one would need sleep.	10
7	58	I wondered how many men had fallen at her feet, how many men she had forced to sleep at the foot of the great stone couch, in the shadow of the slave ring, while she herself reclined on the pelts and silks of the master.	10
8	199	Vika was a bandit princess, accustomed to be clad in silk and jewels from a thousand looted caravans, to sleep on the richest furs and sup on the most delicate viands, all purloined from galleys, beached and burnt, from the ravished storerooms of outlying, smoking cylinders, from the tables and trea...	10
14	92	The Priest-Kings eat and sleep standing and never lie down, except perhaps it be to die.	10
17	4	In fevered sleep it seemed I saw Sarm's great head with its powerful, laterally moving jaws hovering over me, that I heard the cry of larls and saw the burning pupils of Parp's eyes and his reaching toward me with instruments and a golden net, and I found myself chained to the foot of Vika's couch a...	10
24	54	How horrible I thought it would be to be trapped in these tunnels, waiting for the Beetle, able to avoid it perhaps for hours, perhaps days, but not daring to sleep or to stop, not knowing if one were going down a blind passage, if the Beetle were suddenly to confront one at the next turn.	10
24	70	Surely there would be time to sleep.	10
24	72	Surely there would be time, if not to sleep, to close my eyes for a moment.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	107	Once or twice that night, to Kamchak's annoyance and my own loss of sleep, she screamed, jerking at the chain, but we discovered that she had not awakened.	10
8	623	"Tonight, Little Barbarian," said Kamchak, winking at her, "you will sleep chained under the wagon".	10
10	173	"It would be better," I said, "to get a good night's sleep".	10
11	251	"You may sleep once more in the wagon".	10
12	253	Aphris, for her part, though the quivas were still available, seemed, shortly after having begun to sleep at Kamchak's boots, for some reason to have thought the better of burying one in his heart.	10
12	261	"Where will you sleep tonight, Slave?" Kamchak had demanded.	10
16	13	"Perhaps," he said, "I never saw them—during the day I and the other male slaves were chained in a darkened chamber that we might sleep and preserve our strength for the work of the night".	10
19	81	Several times, one girl or another would roll over or shift in her sleep, or throw out an arm, and my heart would nearly stop, but none of the wenches awakened and we would troop on to the next room.	10
19	126	"But I am Hereena," she cried, "of the First Wagon!" I feared the girl's voice might awaken the others, but they seemed still to sleep.	10
24	22	During the day and night, taking hours of sleep where we could, sometimes on the rugs of the palace of Phanius Turmus, sometimes on the stones of the streets by watch fires, Harold and I, at Kamchak's orders, performed a variety of tasks, sometimes joining in the fighting, sometimes acting as liaiso...	10
24	75	"What has that to do with where I sleep?" I asked.	10
24	76	"You are perhaps going to sleep on the back of a bosk—because you are a Tuchuk or something?" I thought that a rather good one, at any rate for me.	10
24	78	"A Tuchuk," he informed me loftily, "may—if he wishes—rest comfortably on even the horns of a bosk, but only a Koroban is likely to recline on a marble floor when he might just as well sleep upon the pelt of a larl in the wagon of a commander".	10
25	870	"I must sleep," I said, rolling over.	10

Book 5. (11 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	48	Many were the nights a master would be found rolled in robes in a paga tavern, where, for a bit of tarsk meat and a pot of paga, and an evening's free play with customers, he would be permitted to sleep.	10
8	2	She was, of course, precisely where I had left her, though she had managed to lie on her side on the stones and get one or two Ahn sleep that night.	10
10	60	They are given mats to sleep on, and later in their training, furs.	10
11	3	Some of the facilities were simply lines of reasonably clean cells, some with windows, usually a lavatory drain and something in the way of a mat to sleep on.	10
14	8	On such nights we would double beam the door and sleep in one another's arms.	10
14	97	* * * * About the third bar, unable to sleep, I left the side of Elizabeth and drew on my tunic, that of the Assassin.	10
14	122	"I could not sleep," I said.	10
16	18	Little then remained for them except to review their lessons, eat and sleep well, and be in prime condition for their sale in the late summer, during the Fifth Passage Hand, on the Love Feast.	10
17	464	You will need your sleep.	10
18	345	"Touch me!" But the males lay in drunken sleep on the stones.	10
19	404	"Would it not be worth five hundred gold pieces," asked Elizabeth, "to put your leash on this one and lead her home, to teach her the worth of a man of Ar, if worth they have, and then send her weeping and aching to the kettles of the kitchen until she begs to sleep beneath your slave ring?" There w...	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	494	"Now sleep," said I, "now sleep, lovely Midice".	10
4	209	"It is time to sleep," she said.	10
4	210	"Pretty Slave must sleep, for tomorrow he will have many things to do.	10
8	141	When it seemed to me there was enough screaming and cursing on the barges, enough clashing of weapons and cries, I said to Telima, "It is now time to sleep".	10
8	147	"How can you sleep now?" she asked.	10
8	149	"It is time to sleep," I told her.	10
8	169	My last thought before the sweet darkness of sleep was the remembrance that I was one who had chosen ignominious slavery to the freedom of honorable death, and that I was alone.	10
9	488	"Sleep, Midice," I said, covering her with the love furs.	10
9	490	"Rest," I said, "Sleep".	10
11	612	The night has been long, and I have lost much sleep".	10
17	104	"I am going to sleep," I told him.	10
17	106	* * * * After some sleep I felt much refreshed.	10
18	284	We had caught what sleep we could.	10
18	299	The Ehn of sleep they could obtain were precious to them.	10
18	459	I was tired, and I felt I must sleep.	10

Book 7. (19 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	135	I sleep nude, between white satin sheets.	10
3	122	I wanted only to sleep.	10
5	9	I must go back to sleep.	10
8	321	That way we could all get some sleep.	10
8	664	During this time his beast slept, or seemed to sleep, behind him, curled on the grass, a guard holding its chain.	10
11	479	Lana and I, that night, thought them fools, and, satisfied with ourselves, went to sleep on the straw.	10
11	505	In our sleep it had been done.	10
11	674	"Sleep well, Slaves," he said.	10
11	789	I expected it to feed until it was gorged, and then perhaps it would sleep.	10
11	1370	* * * * That night, before our departure, I had great difficulty in getting to sleep.	10
11	1462	"Go to sleep," said Lana, and she lay down in the straw.	10
11	1466	"Go to sleep," said Ute.	10
11	1472	"We will sit up for a time, and then we will go to sleep".	10
13	120	She had had many masters, but it was only the name of Barus, which she moaned in her sleep.	10
13	123	She would never speak of him to me, but in her sleep, as I have said, she would cry his name.	10
15	149	She did not even sleep or eat with us, but in the kitchen shed, where she would be chained at night.	10
15	211	How they laughed and talked to one another! How vital they seemed! We had to work the next day! Why did they not go to sleep? One would sing or hum to herself.	10
17	192	But I knew that she would seek out one named Barus, of the leather workers, whose name she had often moaned in her sleep.	10
17	451	Sometimes, at night, the other girls would waken me, and scold me, for I had disturbed them, crying his name in my sleep.	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	207	"They fell upon me in my sleep," he said.	10
2	73	It is not pleasant to sleep below decks, as there is little ventilation.	10
3	194	One was a Player, a master who makes his living, though commonly poorly, from the game, playing for a cup of paga perhaps and the right to sleep in the tavern at night.	10
7	400	"Let us sleep now," I said.	10
11	955	I later returned to my blankets, to get an Ahn's sleep, if I could, before the camp became too much astir.	10
16	80	She twisted in her sleep.	10
16	304	I decided I would need sleep, and so left the vicinity of the camp of the men of Tyros and the girls of Hura.	10
17	41	They had gone to sleep after the wine, warmed and drowsy.	10
18	221	And I would, for some Ahn, sleep.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	209	This man, call him Torvald, built within a mountain a chamber for sleep, in which he would not sleep, but to which men would come to waken him.	10
2	165	At night the men sleep on the deck, in waterproof bags, sewn from the skins of the sea sleen; in such a bag, also, they store their gear, generally beneath their bench.	10
7	301	"The battle is done!" The giant lowered his ax and, slowly, returned to his couch, to sleep.	10
9	381	I thought I would sleep alone this night.	10
9	392	I did not wish to sleep alone.	10
13	39	At night, each man would sleep in his furs behind the tables, under his weapons.	10
13	164	In the far distance, the moonlight reflected from its snowy heights, I saw, too, the Torvaldsberg, in which the legendary Torvald was reputed to sleep, supposedly to waken again if needed once more in Torvaldsland.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
17	238	It was a snarl, a growl, like the sound of a larl, awakening from its sleep.	10

Book 10. (17 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	547	A girl with living senses and a living body, of course, is far more passionate than one whose senses and body sleep.	10
2	266	When I had finished, I said to her, "I am going to sleep now.	10
4	62	This was that she would have something in which to sleep.	10
4	63	She was permitted to wear it only for sleep.	10
4	412	I would then throw her her brief djellaba against the desert cold, and order her to a position of sleep.	10
4	418	"Sleep, Slave," I told her.	10
8	1	I Become the Guest of Hassan the Bandit I did not sleep as well as I might have that night, for, from time to time, clouds of riders, with bows and lances, swept through the streets of Nine Wells, returning from one sortie into the desert or another.	10
8	3	I did, however, get several hours of uninterrupted sleep toward morning, when, worn, exhausted, thirsty, slack in their saddles, the bulk of the search parties returned to Nine Wells.	10
10	186	She had been aroused from sleep, not permitted to veil herself, and instructed to prepare and serve black wine.	10
10	188	At the interior corners of her eyes had been the signs of sleep; she had yawned like a cat when kneeling to one side; her face, and her mouth, had revealed the heavy, sweet lassitude of the beautiful woman who is weary; when she had left, though she held herself erect, as an embonded girl must, ther...	10
11	358	It would doubtless be pleasant for her to be fed tidbits, dates and such, and to sleep on a rug, or polished floor, at the feet of her master.	10
17	23	"I will sleep now".	10
17	32	How was it, he holding the precarious sovereignty of our kennel, that he dared to sleep among slaves, who might win his kaffiyeh and agal, though they were only rep-cloth, so simply as the dagger, slipped from his sash, might enter his throat? The kennel master, though slave, too, is Ubar, with powe...	10
19	135	"I will sleep," said Hassan.	10
21	19	Surely he knew that one should move only at night, and yet the beast seemed tireless, and would press me on, as though I needed neither food nor sleep.	10
21	22	Impatiently, he would crouch near me, when I fell to the sand, to sleep.	10
21	55	But he let me sleep, in the shelter of a rock, while he watched.	10

Book 11. (11 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	928	He lay down, to sleep.	10
3	169	He had put wadding in my mouth, and lashed it in with binding, gagging me, then pushed me from his side that he might sleep.	10
5	249	You were permitted to sleep in my own chamber, at the foot of my couch.	10
7	579	I, and the other girls, went to sleep.	10
9	135	Clitus Vitellius then left me, to return to his furs, to sleep.	10
9	466	"It is time to sleep now," said Radish.	10
9	481	"Let us sleep now".	10
9	2306	"You will sleep in my hut, and tend it".	10
12	50	We were permitted to sleep late in the slave quarters, and manual labors, for most of us, tended to be curtailed in the early afternoon, that we might rest and prepare ourselves for the evening.	10
26	771	"I would sleep".	10
27	378	He did not even sleep me naked at his slave ring, but chained me, tunicked, in an adjoining room.	10

Book 12. (36 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	13	Because of the body heat of the companion it is much warmer to sleep with someone than to sleep alone.	10
1	175	Sometimes, as this night, I let her sleep chained at my feet.	10
2	444	"Perhaps men must sleep before they wake," I said.	10
3	1310	It was difficult for me to sleep.	10
6	767	"I think we should sleep".	10
6	793	Then I went to sleep.	10
11	412	I was weary then, and I had lost blood, from the wound in my leg, so I turned away, descended the steps of the whipping platform, and made my way to the hall, where I would sleep.	10
12	684	"I will sleep now," I said.	10
12	685	"Please do not sleep now," she said.	10
14	229	When we were children we would gather eggs together at the bird cliffs, and hold hands, and, together, fight the coming of sleep".	10
15	120	They have, as masters, careless of the consequences of their actions, awakened the poor girl's sexuality; it can never then, regardless of the torment and misery it may inflict upon her, return to sleep.	10
15	188	"We shall sleep from time to time," I said.	10
15	591	"Let us sleep now," I said.	10
15	597	"Let us sleep now," I said.	10
17	72	"After I sleep," I said, "I am going to return to the south".	10
17	124	"After I sleep," I said, "I will leave for the north".	10
17	130	"After we sleep, we are going north".	10
21	15	It is thus possible to sleep quite comfortably in a dwelling whose objective interior temperature may be well below freezing.	10
24	78	"I must finish my tea," he said, "and then sleep.	10
24	106	Sometimes she had to sleep alone, as when I was sleeping with Audrey or Barbara.	10
24	244	"Sleep now, Slave," I said.	10
24	269	"I went to sleep with a pot wench," I said, "and I awaken with a pleasure slave".	10
24	443	"Sleep now," I said.	10
24	484	"Sleep now, sweet slave," I said.	10
26	60	"One will sleep, one will watch," called Imnak.	10
26	66	"I will sleep".	10
26	69	It was hard for me to believe, under the circumstances, that he could sleep.	10
26	80	"Sleep now," he said.	10
27	3	Each sleep we had again constructed such a shelter.	10
27	5	After our sleep in the first shelter we had reconnoitered.	10
27	56	"Now, let us sleep," he said.	10
27	74	Yesterday, one sleep ago, when we had begun to trek, Imnak had cast behind the sled, in our tracks, another of his pieces of meat, containing the compressed baleen.	10
27	79	After we had awakened after our most recent sleep and hitched the sleen to the sled Imnak had thrown out yet another of the cruel pieces of meat.	10
27	278	Inside, Arlene had already removed her furs and knelt obediently, her head down, near where I would sleep.	10
27	307	"Go to sleep," I said.	10
27	312	I would sleep well, fearing nothing.	10

Book 13. (25 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	608	"No," I said, "tonight you will sleep beside me".	10
5	788	"It is now time to sleep," I told her.	10
13	548	"Did you sleep well?" I asked.	10
13	549	"In the little time you permitted me to sleep," she said, "I never slept better in my life".	10
13	789	She realized then, suddenly, she had dropped off to sleep.	10
13	809	I would let the girl sleep.	10
14	94	The blonde stirred a little in her sleep.	10
23	462	"I cannot sleep," said the Lady Tende, emerging from the small, silken shelter, one of two, one for her and her slaves, and one for Mwoga, pitched aft on the platform.	10
27	182	"I went to sleep one night in my own room on my own world.	10
29	139	"Never!" "It is time now to go to sleep," I said.	10
29	142	"It is time to sleep".	10
29	153	"Go to sleep now," I said.	10
29	212	"Sleep now," I said.	10
29	216	In this fashion, he then taking the watch, I would have some sleep before dawn.	10
34	671	It is interesting to note that such movements, those of slave dances, despite the inhibitions of rigid cultures, may occur in a girl's sleep, and may even occur, almost spontaneously, when she, nude, alone, passes before a mirror in her bedroom.	10
34	982	"Sleep now," I said.	10
35	130	"Go to sleep now, Slaves," I told them.	10
35	140	"Go to sleep," I said.	10
39	10	"It will be pleasant to sleep in a hut," said Janice.	10
40	38	"The other girls sleep free beside their master and I, who am so helplessly yours, surely as much a slave as they, am kept in severe constraints".	10
40	46	"It seems a small thing," she said, "that a girl beg to be permitted to sleep at her master's feet".	10
45	25	I saw her lift her haunches in her sleep.	10
45	32	She twisted restlessly in her sleep.	10
47	47	Then he and the others curled up to sleep.	10
48	353	We would let the new slaves sleep for a time.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	484	"Sleep well, pretty Jason," she said.	10
5	244	"Go to sleep now, Jason," she said.	10
7	819	Go to sleep".	10
7	832	"Go to sleep, Lola".	10
7	835	"Go to sleep," I said to the girl, gently.	10
7	841	"Go to sleep".	10
7	851	"Go to sleep," I told her.	10
7	1080	I did not sleep.	10
15	17	"I did not sleep well," she said.	10
32	198	Then I went to sleep.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	93	"Did you know she sometimes cried your name aloud in her sleep?" asked the Lady Gina.	10
13	27	Did you sleep?" "No," she said.	10

Book 16. (9 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	164	"We shall need our sleep.	10
3	206	"Do you think you will be able to sleep before the engagement?" he asked.	10
6	42	"Beware the sleen that seems to sleep," is a Gorean proverb.	10
8	325	Only in her troubled sleep, perhaps, did the Earth girl dream of the slaver's noose or the harsh, flat stones of the dungeon on which she might be forced to kneel.	10
11	87	Lola, then, lay down in her place, and curled up, catlike, to sleep.	10
11	97	It would be there that she would, this night, sleep.	10
17	18	Such girls, now, as it was late, past the nineteenth Ahn, would surely, at least for the most part, be chained in their basement kennels, lying on their straw mats, trying to sleep, clutching their thin blankets about their nude bodies.	10
18	524	I am afraid to sleep there, so cold and chained.	10
20	2161	"Sleep me at your slave ring".	10

Book 17. (6 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	251	Had they been startled out of sleep, the reaction, I was confident, would have been far more noticeable.	10
11	305	"It is time to sleep now," he said.	10
11	308	"In the meantime, let us sleep".	10
13	1781	"Get some sleep now," I said.	10
13	1831	"Sleep will overcome you.	10
13	1842	I returned to my blankets and lay down again, to sleep for a few Ehn before the camp began to stir.	10

Book 18. (16 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	345	I did not even stay in his lodge, or have to sleep near it.	10
2	244	In the tree, of course, the wind, in its rocking motion, can lull the infant to sleep.	10
4	13	Males of the red savages, incidentally, commonly sleep naked.	10
4	121	Most Gorean males, and their slaves, incidentally, not merely the males of the red savages, commonly sleep naked.	10
7	429	"I let her sleep".	10
7	436	"And you let her sleep?" "Yes," I said.	10
7	473	"And you let her sleep!" scoffed Cuwignaka.	10
7	1014	"I think I shall let her sleep," I smiled.	10
8	18	Indeed, I had even let her rest, and then sleep.	10
9	30	"Thank you for letting me sleep," she said.	10
12	421	Indeed, some masters will sleep even a superb slave at the foot of the couch.	10
30	69	Some will sleep late.	10
37	180	She then closed her eyes, pretending to sleep.	10
37	187	"Yes, Master," she said, and again pretended to sleep.	10
37	195	She again closed her eyes, pretending again to sleep.	10
40	945	"Tuka," said Seibar, "fetch what was once your blanket and put it with mine, on the shelf, by the wall, where I sleep".	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	696	Better to sleep at the slave ring, naked and chained, of such a man than share a weakling's couch.	10
4	455	I had then twisted on the couch, freed myself of the confinements of the coverlet, and, sensible of the effects of the wine, or perhaps a containment of the wine, had fallen into a dreamless sleep.	10
6	499	"I must have moved about in my sleep," I said to Susan.	10
14	201	I heard someone inside the tent stirring in sleep.	10
15	367	"I shall sleep in the saddle," said the man.	10
16	386	"Tonight," I said, "when you sleep, you do not need to keep my legs chained.	10
19	175	"Sleep tight in your kennel, Lady Sheila, lofty Tatrix of Corcyrus," he said.	10
23	362	"Now go to sleep, barbarian slut," she said.	10
24	259	"You will work, eat, drink, juice, sleep, dream and excrete upon my command," he said.	10

Book 20. (2 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	423	I must get a good night's sleep, and start out early in the morning.	10
10	603	"It is hard to sleep on the ground.	10

Book 21. (19 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	196	"But you will have to sleep your animal outside".	10
2	255	"You may sleep your slave inside the threshold," she said.	10
7	25	Scarcely had we been permitted to sleep.	10
12	95	Alars, incidentally, are renowned for their capacity to wreak havoc, conduct massacres, chop off heads, and such, and then get a good night's sleep afterwards.	10
15	776	"Sleep this night in the Semnium," he said.	10
15	781	"Why will it be safer to sleep in the Semnium?" I asked.	10
16	437	It was hard to sleep.	10
16	938	I must try to catch a bit of sleep.	10
16	1037	It is a jolly teasing of folks who sleep late".	10
16	1337	"Would you care to hear my latest poem now," asked Hurtha, "that which lightly chides those lazy fellows who choose upon occasion to sleep late?" "Of course," I said, grimly.	10
16	1700	"What am I to do?" "Is this that poem about fellows who sleep late," asked Gnieus, "that one you have been carrying on about for the past ten Ehn?" "Yes," said Hurtha.	10
16	1735	"What about the poem about fellows who sleep late?" I asked.	10
17	34	"He can sleep on the cart".	10
21	15	"She," he said, "you could sleep in the street, chaining her by the neck to a ring, perhaps putting her in an iron belt, but that sort of thing will not do for free folks".	10
22	335	One could distribute it and sleep upon it.	10
29	31	Perhaps I had not had enough sleep the night before.	10
29	32	That was possible, I thought, as I had not had any sleep.	10
29	38	It had been the lack of sleep, I gathered.	10
29	139	Hurtha, too, I suspected, had not had a great deal of sleep last night.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	73	How many times I had awakened from sleep, moving against the coarse, narrow cords which had held me down, above and below my breasts and crossed between them, leaving their cruel marks on my body! How many times had I awakened, seeming still to feel the tight bite of cruel shackles on my wrists and ...	10
4	351	As you may well imagine, it tends to interfere with a woman's sleep".	10
4	352	"With her beauty sleep?" I said, ironically.	10
6	255	It was hard to sleep, for one might suddenly, unexpectedly, scamper over one's body.	10
15	27	Too, even if not caged or kenneled, they often sleep naked, that they may be the more accessible to the master.	10
15	28	At the least they sleep scantily clad or in garments that may be swiftly drawn aside, revealing them.	10
24	542	"Do not do so within the hearing of masters," she said, "for I do not wish to have to sleep on my belly for a week".	10
26	248	They had spoken of a "gentlewoman," though, I suppose, if she were free, she would not be put with slaves, but might sleep chained at the feet of her captor, at least until her thigh made the acquaintance of the brand and her neck of the collar.	10
26	250	I would want to sleep near the center of the pen.	10
27	74	One of the girls near me stirred in her sleep.	10
27	294	These were perhaps not greatly different from the small cries a woman might utter in her sleep.	10
31	387	Then I returned to sleep.	10
34	380	Then, angrily, he lay down on the blankets, drawing them about himself, to sleep.	10
34	395	I wanted so to sleep next to him, or at his thigh, but instead, now, I might indefinitely be slept at his feet, as a sleen or dog, or as less, as a female slave.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	554	The fellow who owned the wagon, I supposed, was turning in his sleep, or was addressing himself to his companion.	10
4	31	I heard a fellow stirring in his sleep a few feet away, on the floor, near the bricked platform.	10
4	34	This sort of thing is not unusual in Gorean towns, incidentally, in cold weather, that folks should sleep in the baths.	10
6	40	She had probably been surprised in her sleep, and rendered helpless.	10
6	91	"There are folks here who are trying to sleep".	10
6	144	"People are trying to sleep".	10
6	603	Another fellow said something to the newcomer and the newcomer's sword half emerged from its sheath, and the other fellow rolled back, away, quickly, feigning sleep.	10
6	734	I would be as placid as a larl feigning sleep, as placid as a Dietrich of Tarnburg.	10
6	828	"It is time then to go to sleep," said the other man.	10
6	836	"It is time to go to sleep," announced the burly fellow.	10
13	278	"It is time to go to sleep," I said.	10
13	284	"I am going to sleep," I said.	10
13	286	"Can you sleep at this time, on this night?" she asked.	10
21	25	It was remarkable to see the difference in the fellows from Ar's Station, now that they had had some food and a decent night's sleep, though only stretched out on the crowded deck of a galley.	10
21	26	It had been perhaps the first night's sleep many of them had had in weeks, not disrupted by watches or alarms.	10

Book 24. (12 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1200	That it was his headquarters tent, incidentally, did not meant that he, Artemidorus, was necessarily within it, or would sleep there, or such.	10
3	160	This was done largely by judiciously spreading some rather unpleasant materials about and upon the courier, after he had fallen into a deep sleep, rather a drunken stupor.	10
5	61	"Sleep now," said one of the fellows in the vicinity.	10
10	115	"Sleep well, sleen," said he.	10
12	413	It would be hard to sleep tonight, for the ropes.	10
22	29	For five days, as I had promised, I had tied her during our sleep periods, when not using her, in the same fashion in which I had been kept by the men of Ar, in effect, staked out, foot and neck, supine and helpless.	10
28	2	They will serve primarily for rest and sleep.	10
42	101	"Let us go back to our camp and get some sleep.	10
43	40	"I had a very difficult night," he said, "and the morning, thus far, save for too few Ahn sleep, has not been much better".	10
45	138	"Sleep," I said.	10
45	144	I had permitted myself, the preceding night, to lose sleep.	10
45	153	"It seems an odd time to sleep, Master," she said.	10

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	546	Sometimes they are even permitted to sleep in the hut, at their masters' feet.	10
3	1081	I wondered how well, tonight, would sleep her free women.	10
7	12	Yet, even at that time, many had been about, some with blankets to sleep on the stones.	10
8	239	"It was just the way to spend a long evening, prior to having one's sleep interrupted before dawn by a wagon convoy".	10
13	180	Does this fear disturb the sleep of sheep? "Kneel," I said to the female, "now".	10
21	357	' "'And does he sleep you at his slave ring?' she asked.	10
27	1135	Will you fear to enter a room alone, or a corridor unescorted, for fear someone may be there, waiting? Will you fear dark places, or shadows? Will you fear high bridges, and roofs, and promenades, because you fear the loop of a tarnsman tightening on your body, dragging you into the sky, his capture...	10

Book 26. (26 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	58	Then I would again drift into sleep.	10
8	106	I must have somehow, in my sleep, twisted about.	10
8	128	But instead, perhaps oddly, as I lay there, somehow half between waking and sleep, I perceived a sudden poignance, as of irreparable loss.	10
8	140	I must have twisted about in my sleep.	10
12	303	But perhaps she would be permitted to sleep chained at her master's feet, within reach, at his discretion.	10
13	350	"The cage must be such," said he, "that at any time, perhaps even when you sleep, the latch may be released.	10
13	1240	The brunette stirred in her sleep.	10
13	1286	She made a little cry, half in her sleep.	10
13	1307	She had been seized in her sleep, and drawn to him.	10
13	1367	But then, after a time, one tends to sleep through such things.	10
13	1369	Too, one knows, as a slave, that one is not permitted modesty, not even in one's sleep, that one's beauty may be looked in upon, that as one lies there, exposed, behind the bars, it may be subjected to the consideration and scrutiny of men, as they please.	10
13	1371	Sometimes even buyers, I have heard, scrutinize us in our sleep.	10
13	1372	I think those who had purchased me from the pens, for this place, may have so regarded me, once or twice, in my sleep.	10
13	1373	It is said that sometimes slavers enter the boudoir of a free woman and scrutinize her in her sleep, in this considering what value, if any, she might hold as a slave.	10
13	1374	How does she move in her sleep, how does she twist, or turn, what tiny noises does she make? Perhaps her movements, and her tiny cries, and such, suggest needs, and latencies, of interest.	10
13	1378	Should he take her then, or should he merely enter her name on the list, to be picked up later, at one's convenience? I would suppose that men might sometimes find it pleasant, to look in upon us, in our helplessness, and our sleep.	10
13	1379	Sometimes, too, we might find that we had, even in our sleep, all unbeknownst to ourselves, aroused their desire.	10
13	1533	"Go to sleep now," he said, "Janice".	10
14	848	But sometimes, at night, I heard them crying out with gratitude to masters in their sleep.	10
16	523	"You will sleep there tonight," he said.	10
23	223	It was now rather warm and so I decided to lie down, at the wall, under the ring, and sleep.	10
35	83	I was about to close my eyes and try to return to sleep when I saw the body of Gito, across the way, stiffen.	10
35	89	I closed my eyes quickly, feigning sleep.	10
36	102	I did not think he would sleep.	10
36	103	I did not think I would sleep either.	10
39	35	It is not uncommon to sleep the slave with her head at the feet of the master.	10

Book 27. (21 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	10	She desired to return to the favoring, understanding, redemptive kindness, the supposed security, of sleep.	10
7	28	There was a flat mat, on which she might sit, or sleep.	10
8	64	She lay down, her legs drawn up, very closely together, pretending to sleep.	10
8	71	Then she had lain down to sleep.	10
16	11	So why did she not understand them? Doubtless she was very tired, and wanted to sleep.	10
16	49	She did not sleep nude! She would never do that! She was not that kind of woman! She would never permit herself to be so vulnerable! She became more aware, then, of the sounds about her, the hardness of the surface on which she lay.	10
16	169	But, if she turned about, and lay down, on her side, facing away, pretending to sleep, she knew that the posterior curves of her new figure would not be likely to pass unnoticed.	10
17	1210	It is they who will decide whether or not I will be given a sip of water, a bit of straw on which to sleep, a blanket to clutch about myself against the cold, a soiled rag with which to cover myself, if even they see fit to permit me clothing.	10
18	619	Good! And you may not have me! I am owned by another! Roll in your blankets and think of me! Moan in your sleep! Dream of what you cannot possess! Let your straw burn, handsome master.	10
20	220	She tried to squirm a little, to bring her tunic down from her waist, to which location it had crept in her sleep.	10
21	129	Ellen supposed that little might matter to them now but food, sleep and commands.	10
21	250	She suspected he had been starved, and denied sleep.	10
25	851	But, to be sure, Ellen had doubtless squirmed at night, on her chain, cried out in her sleep, wept with need, and such, publicly enough.	10
26	1394	"I am not going to sleep," said a man.	10
27	303	"Go to sleep," he whispered.	10
27	306	"Go to sleep," he said.	10
27	331	She struggled to her feet, and wiped the grit of sleep from her eyes.	10
27	2483	Sometimes we sleep, or sit, or kneel, and watch the passers-by.	10
28	19	She heard, from the side, Portus Canio turn in his sleep.	10
28	79	"Master?" "Go to sleep," he said.	10
30	127	Her thoughts drifted to the slave ring at the foot of her master's couch and the small, coarsely woven mat there on which she was permitted to sleep, a threadbare blanket her only covering.	10

Book 28. (15 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	286	"Let him sleep," said Peisistratus to one of his men.	10
32	260	"Lita," said Cabot, "hurry to our camp, set out provisions for our guests, and later arrange bowers for them, sheltered beds of moss, grass and leaves, that they may sleep softly".	10
32	391	"May I not, at least, sleep at my master's feet?" "No," he said, "for I am only human".	10
32	425	"You could fall upon Grendel in the darkness, and slay him in his sleep".	10
32	437	"I would like to sleep," said Cabot.	10
32	508	"Return to your bower," said Cabot, and turned away from her, to sleep.	10
34	118	"Slavers," said Cabot, "often take a woman in her sleep, and bind her.	10
40	111	Cabot had now stood, and shaken the sleep from him.	10
49	16	The larl will often sleep in the vicinity of prey half eaten, thusly guarding it.	10
51	39	"You spoke in your sleep," said Grendel.	10
51	197	"—You said, earlier, I spoke in my sleep?" "Yes".	10
53	236	"I would sleep sitting up.	10
64	14	"Sleep," he advised her, tenderly, and she again slept.	10
64	15	Once she thrashed in her sleep and screamed, and awakened, but he again soothed her, and she again slept.	10
75	55	"You will relieve yourself, and then sleep".	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	711	"Surely you should have the mattress, Master," said Cecily, "and I should sleep at your feet".	10
3	731	She will sleep at the foot of the couch, on the floor, or outside".	10
3	736	"Then crawl to your master," I said, "kiss his feet, and beg to be permitted to sleep at the foot of his couch".	10
3	738	"I beg to be permitted to sleep at the foot of your couch, Master," she said.	10
12	291	Occasionally in its sleep the tarn moves uneasily, and tosses its head, and a taloned foot will move, sometimes marking the floor of the cot.	10
12	293	Some human beings, incidentally, occasionally sleep with their eyes open.	10
12	295	To be sure, sleepwalkers sleep with their eyes open, as well, but, clearly, they are seeing at the time, given their avoidance of obstacles, and such.	10
19	297	"Sleep," I said.	10
19	298	"You can sleep?" "Yes," I said.	10
19	311	"Get some sleep," I advised him.	10
20	7	"Did you sleep?" I inquired.	10
22	686	I dropped off to sleep, but later, I am not sure how much later, but it was not yet light, Pertinax returned to the hut, his Jane following him.	10
24	90	Sleep well".	10
28	281	Does she not then, chained in her cage at night, try fruitlessly to tear the collar from her throat? Then, in the morning, after sobbing herself to a fitful sleep, she is ordered forth from her cage again, naked, on all fours, in her shackles, to be again abused and set once more to arduous, exhaust...	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	148	With the back of her right hand she rubbed her eyes, removing a residue of sleep.	10
3	56	One is not likely to much notice, and may easily sleep through, bars which do not pertain to one's watch, but note, and even awaken to, a bar pertinent to one's own watch.	10
3	86	I had been given enough time to sleep, to recuperate, to become better aware of my position, and my dependence on the will of others.	10
3	847	Then I feared the tunic, ample as it might be, might in my sleep have crept up my thighs, and I reached to draw it down, but, even as I thought of this, I became aware of a weight on my left ankle.	10
3	1021	'You dared to draw back my tunic in my sleep, you dared to examine me?' I cried.	10
4	209	"I will sleep".	10
5	131	Who knows whose throat might be cut in his sleep by this sleen? Will you share water and rations, and loot and slaves, with one who would have delivered you to the teeth of flames or the fangs of sharks? Will we have an enemy, a deadly foe, amongst us?" It interested me that Seremides seemed to feel...	10
8	336	"Four times," she said, "I was awakened from my sleep, the switch flashing upon me.	10
9	473	He was one of those who would not sleep lest such a blade lay at his side.	10
21	601	Three or four smaller women, together, might have overcome, perhaps in her sleep, bound, and beaten such women.	10
37	533	I suggest we leave this room, if you two can manage that, buy something to eat, I will pay, as you have no money, and then go to my domicile, get some sleep, and return, if you wish, in the morning".	10
37	799	"When I am finished with Alcinoë," he said, "she shall sleep at my feet".	10

Book 31. (6 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	53	It was sometimes difficult to sleep.	10
19	236	"Now sleep," he said.	10
19	242	"Sleep," he said.	10
26	164	"You are feeding and watering her, and then you wish to allow her to sleep".	10
37	187	In sleep, do you not see, hear, feel, and experience, though you do not leave your couch? That the body be protected it is surely desirable that you should seem to feel, say, a pain in an injured limb, that you will remove it from danger, or tend to it, but the limb may be felt when it no longer exi...	10
52	165	"How could I sleep, how could I eat? But, oh yes, too, I knew of the monster.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	9	Several nights the ship was beached and the crew and soldiers went ashore to sleep and cook, and, I suppose, to hunt, take on water, and such.	10
20	22	"Go to sleep," said another slave, turning in her blanket.	10
20	29	"Sleep," said the slave, who had turned away from us.	10
20	225	I was awakened, from time to time, by bursts of thunder, but, each time, I went back to sleep.	10
25	365	They are restless, energetic, active, possess a rapid metabolism, sleep far less, and function well both diurnally and nocturnally.	10
33	159	"Sleep well, sluts," she said.	10
35	116	"It is not our way to kill a leader in her sleep," said Hiza.	10
35	184	A small sound escaped her, as though she might be stirring in her sleep.	10
37	163	"No more than when we leapt upon Donna in her sleep, and bound her," said Tuza.	10
41	446	In this way, in your sleep, as you are gently sedated, you are measured variously, for example, your neck for the collar, your wrists and ankles for wrist and ankle rings, and so on.	10
41	477	Let him turn and roll angrily in his sleep.	10
52	10	I heard a girl to my left, somewhere, moan in her sleep.	10

Book 33. (9 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	55	The branch on which I had stepped was isolated; it was no prepared device of warning, a signal meaningful to one who might be alert, even in sleep, to that particular tiny sound.	10
8	77	Ichiro withdrew, hopefully to secure some Ehn of sleep.	10
13	244	"Please, Master," she said, "please!" "There is little to tell," I said, "other than the fact that she is a lovely slave, an intelligent, shapely brunette, nicely curved, the sort a man likes to sleep at his feet".	10
27	67	"But even they," he said, "must sometimes sleep".	10
30	269	In her sleep she was unaware it had come high upon her thighs.	10
38	11	Immediately we melted away from the bars, and assumed postures of sleep.	10
38	18	Those who were not immediately involved in our work pretended sleep, many near the gate.	10
58	58	Was she not attractive? Too, it seemed possible that the attentions to which she had been subjected by aroused admirers, ravaging peasants, might have shaken her in her sexual sleep, and hinted at what it might be to be sexually awake.	10
61	36	It had returned to its secret lair to guard its treasures, perhaps to sleep for another thousand years; it had returned to the country of mystery from which it had emerged, some fearful land, a far land of rock and flame; a vast, noxious crevice in the bowels of the earth, a dark, freezing country b...	10

Book 34. (11 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	46	"Now try to sleep, lovely kajira," she said.	10
7	64	Indeed, she may go to sleep one night, suspecting nothing, not even being aware that she has been scouted and selected, and not awaken until she finds herself in a Gorean slave pen, naked and shackled.	10
7	80	"Go to sleep, sweet Phyllis," she said.	10
9	371	"I want her fed to eels," she said, "flayed, cast to sleen, honeyed and bound down for urts! Let her sleep this night with leech plants!" "Is it true, girl," asked the dealer, "you spoke to this fine lady?" "Yes, Master," I said.	10
17	131	Apparently my collar had been misrepresented to me in Market of Semris, or had been changed in my sleep, my gruel having possibly been affected by the introduction of some sedating substance.	10
19	77	"Go to sleep," he said.	10
19	129	"Did I not tell you to go to sleep?" he said.	10
32	23	Sometimes mariners sleep beneath such canvas.	10
39	3	I had not intended to sleep.	10
53	55	Even so, even Goreans recognize that it is not likely to be much in one's best interests to negotiate the high bridges while in desperate need of sleep or profoundly drunk.	10
68	129	"Then one night she goes to sleep, thinking she is somehow free, and, in the morning, awakens, knowing that she is truly a slave".	10

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	6	"Sometimes I could not sleep for Euphrosyne crying out the name of Florian in her sleep, begging for his touch.	10
38	256	And might not an ost, so small and deadly, move one night toward the warmth of your body while you sleep?" "I am indispensable to Pa-Kur!" she said.	10
39	215	"After we are done here," said the officer, you will be sedated, and will sleep for several hours.	10
40	169	We shall all eat and drink heavily and sleep late".	10
40	305	The feasters would, I gathered, as Florian had suggested, "eat and drink heavily and sleep late".	10
40	366	I would now try to return to sleep.	10
41	85	How unwisely they had eaten and drunk "heavily," and had intended to "sleep late"! What a miserable awakening, then, must they have had, to rise, groggy and confused, to find enemies in the corridors.	10

Book 36. (11 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	107	"And when do they sleep?" asked Aktis.	10
16	206	"How else could they be mistaken for islands? They are a massive life form, which moves little and, after feeding, can sleep for weeks, which two characteristics much diminish its need for food".	10
16	213	"If the islands sleep," I said, "how can they breathe?" "Easily," she said.	10
16	214	"They lift their breathing door from the water, expel used air and inhale fresh air, all this done in their sleep".	10
27	185	"He said, for all he cares, you can eat garbage and sleep in the street.	10
31	66	"We will now withdraw the bulk of our forces, make four camps, have a good supper, and get a good night's sleep," I said.	10
31	67	"I do not think the enemy within the palisade will sleep well," said Thurnock.	10
42	58	"Tonight it may sleep easily in its sheath," said Thrasymedes.	10
45	152	"And then little to do but lie still, and hope to sleep, little to hope for other than the strength to climb one last time to the parapet, the strength to once more unsheathe a sword, to lift an ax".	10
49	186	"Rest," I said, "eat and sleep".	10
53	310	"Dear Thurnock could sleep in a kennel of hungry sleen," I said.	10