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Slipped

Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	202	I slipped and fell dozens of times and ran into the prickly branches of the pines, the needles stabbing at my face.	10
6	218	"I slipped free and ran under the wing and hid in the trees.	10
7	107	She had slipped into a pocket of quicksand.	10
7	118	Then the muck crept upward to her horrified eyes, and her head slipped under the greenish waters, her hands clutching wildly at the air.	10
7	122	I half-carried, half-floated it, shoving it toward the place where the daughter of the Ubar had slipped under the water.	10
14	150	He slashed downward, and I slipped down one talon of the bird, which screamed and became unmanageable.	10
15	69	My calculations had been correct, and in a moment I had slipped inside the domed framework of his tent.	10
18	166	I slipped under the blade and ran him through.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	111	Turning to run his foot slipped on one of the sticks and he fell.	10
6	154	Deliberately, with both hands, she slipped her garment some inches down her shoulders, fully revealing her white throat.	10
13	124	My hand clutched his withdrawn fist and slipped off, unable to keep its grip from the sweat, his and mine.	10
18	108	My hands slipped on them.	10
18	145	Once the second man slipped, dragging the first down with him, and causing the third to lose his grip, but by now there was a solid chain of men in the tunnel, and the fourth and the fifth men held.	10
20	110	I slipped from his back.	10
21	194	I slipped the blade of my sword between the girl's cheek and the hair that was bound across her mouth.	10
25	84	An instant before I knew the blade must fall I released my grip on the animal's neck and slipped under its belly.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	28	Their naked feet slipped in the dirt and they pressed ever more tightly against the heavy, obdurate bars.	10
22	8	Suddenly one of the extensions, the fourth I believe, slipped with a grating sound from the ceiling and I leaped wildly for the next bar, just managing to catch it in my fall.	10
22	13	I moved a bit and it slipped another inch.	10
22	15	I hung there and it slipped a bit more, perhaps the fraction of an inch.	10
24	31	I slipped my sword into its sheath and knelt beside Vika's body, not taking my eyes off the creature who stood about four yards distant.	10
27	170	Then, with a force that might have been that of clashing, golden glaciers, Misk's jaws tightened and turned and suddenly Sarm was thrown to his back beneath him and in the instant Sarm struck the floor Misk's jaws had slipped their grip to the thick tube about which hung the string of Tola's silveri...	10
29	144	Did it wish me to comb the antennae? Was it conscious? Was it mad with pain? I stood not understanding and then the Priest-King did what he wished: with a toss of his great golden head he hurled his antennae against my blade, cutting them from his head, and then, after a moment, having closed himsel...	10

Book 4. (5 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	582	Rather he threw the sword he carried into the sand and though he threw it easily it slipped through almost to the hilt.	10
12	131	I took out some coins from my pouch and handed them to Kamchak who slipped them in a fold of his sash.	10
20	16	I slipped with one hand and hung there, feet scraping the wall, some fifty feet from the ground, for a nasty moment, but then managed to get both hands on the edge of the wall and hoist myself up.	10
20	22	He, too, slipped, as I was not displeased to note, but our hands met and he was drawn to safety.	10
21	216	I looked down from the wall, and to my amusement, though I felt sorry for the distraught driver, saw that the right, rear wheel of the wide, heavy wagon had slipped the axle and that the wagon, obviously heavily loaded, was now tilting crazily, and then the axle struck the dirt, imbedding itself.	10

Book 5. (6 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	90	I then untied the knot, slipped the cords through the hole below the latch bar, swung the door shut and set the two beams in place, securing it.	10
6	53	I saw that the second slave, who was doubtless the better man at the sport, had slipped behind the first and, holding his head back with a powerful forearm, had decisively drawn his sheathed hook knife across the throat of the first man.	10
6	54	The first man seemed numb, the heavy blue streak on his throat, and slipped to his knees.	10
18	5	Ho-Tu fell heavily on the floor and I slipped free, rolled and had the sword from my sheath, standing.	10
18	201	He slipped the tunic back over his head.	10
21	344	I noted that one Taurentian after another, in a line, approaching, slipped to the sand.	10

Book 6. (22 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	218	Again she looked on me, and, to my amazement, insolently, with a liquid motion, slipped the tunic off, over her head.	10
5	230	Holding half the rence cake in her mouth she unrolled her sleeping mat and then, as she had the night before, she unlaced her tunic and slipped it off over her head.	10
6	220	My leg slipped from the island into the water and suddenly a tiny tharlarion struck it, seizing his bit of flesh and backing, tail whipping, away.	10
6	226	I slipped beneath the rence on the raft, next to the girl.	10
7	138	Before I left I noted, among the broken rence and other paraphernalia, some throwing sticks and such, the tunic of rence cloth which she had slipped off before me the night previously, before commanding me to serve her pleasure, before we had heard the cry "Slavers!" I picked it up and carried it, w...	10
8	733	Angrily I went to her and slipped the Gorean blade between her throat and the halter, cutting it, freeing her from its tether.	10
8	779	To my amazement she slipped out of her rence cloth tunic and took a place behind the third girl in the coffle, the shorter rence girl, Ula.	10
9	453	I slipped the golden armlet from her arm.	10
9	484	In the other room I tossed the golden armlet to Midice, who caught it and slipped it on her arm with a squeal of delight, holding up her arm, showing the armlet.	10
10	129	All parties had apparently slipped into an arrangement which was now almost sanctioned by tradition, an arrangement characterized by almost constant conflict but few, or no, extensive commitments.	10
12	24	A crossbow bolt slipped through the air, passing between myself and Clitus.	10
12	34	The sack, filling with water, began to sink, and, as I reached it, it had slipped beneath the water.	10
12	46	I let it free and as it snapped at me I thrust its jaws up and slipped behind it, my left arm locked about its broad, furred throat.	10
14	182	"Stroke! Maximum beat!" The stern of the enemy ship was already under water as we slipped past her.	10
14	267	As it plunged through Thassa we had slipped, as swiftly as a sleen, from its path, knifing by a hundred yards past his port bow, and soon leaving him astern.	10
15	369	She slipped the silk from her and knelt before the great table and chair, between the other tables, dropping her head.	10
16	37	I slipped it once again on her arm.	10
17	383	I slipped on the sleet-iced deck of the stern castle and parried Chenbar's blade from my throat.	10
18	34	The deck was suddenly washed with cold waves, and then the waters had slipped back.	10
18	511	I slipped the blade into the sheath and began to climb the rungs.	10
18	533	Then he cried out and slipped to the level beneath, his hands off the rungs.	10
18	790	He bowed his head and took his leave, and Midice slipped to her feet and accompanied him.	10

Book 7. (21 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	146	I tied my hair up and slipped off the peignoir and slid back the door of the shower, and stepped inside.	10
2	134	The knot fastening the sheet to the railing above me slipped a little.	10
2	154	I had outwitted them! Did they think to match wits with Elinor Brinton? Stupid men! I was safe! Something soft, folded and white slipped over my head, before my eyes.	10
3	168	The knife, its handle braced against my sweating back, slipped four times, but each time I put it again in place and addressed myself again to my task.	10
3	193	I pulled on the slacks and slipped into the blouse.	10
3	309	I slipped my wrist watch on my hand, as I drove.	10
3	395	My wrist watch, when I had prepared to shower, I had slipped into my handbag.	10
3	450	I then found the wrist watch in the handbag and slipped it on my wrist.	10
8	26	Then, bit by bit, releasing the brake and applying it, the wagon, jolting, slipped and slid forward and downward.	10
11	441	"Camisk," said a guard, and I slipped out of the garment and handed it to him.	10
11	587	* * * * One day slipped into another in the pens of Ko-ro-ba.	10
11	1295	Then, with his fingers, he slipped it free, and dropped it on the platform.	10
12	53	I slipped one of the berries into my mouth, taking care that no juices showed on my lips or face.	10
12	73	He then slipped from the wagon, and lifted up the back gate of the wagon, shoving its bolts in place, securing it.	10
13	322	I slipped from the soft, gentle, green path between the trees and brush, and fell to my stomach, concealed among the brush and grasses.	10
13	366	When I was several yards away, silently, bending over, noiselessly, I slipped away.	10
13	589	The rope slipped another quarter of an inch on my body, and I screamed! Then the rope, pressing itself cruelly into my arms and body, lodged itself firmly.	10
13	590	It slipped no more.	10
15	128	Then, sobbing, I slipped to my knees and scratched at it with my fingernails.	10
15	1093	"Do you wish to be beaten?" I slipped on the bit of silk.	10
15	1240	"Hurry!" With a cry of misery, spilling wine over the brim of the vessel, I slipped past the man in the doorway of the kitchen shed, and ran back to the firelight.	10

Book 8. (25 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	8	I had noticed something about her, the side of her head, beneath her hair, as she had slipped swiftly past, but, at the moment, I could not place it.	10
3	112	Again, through my memory, flashed the vague image of the side of her head, as she slipped past, and her hair, moving aside.	10
4	12	The proprietor slipped out from behind the counter, and Thurnock, impatiently, stamped about.	10
6	372	She turned quickly, wrists braceleted, and slipped between two stakes, where Thurnock had not yet closed the defenses of the camp.	10
6	783	Her first finger, followed by her thumb, had slipped within the neck of the pouch, forcing apart the strings which held it shut, and emerged, holding a coin.	10
7	97	I pushed aside branches, and slipped through.	10
7	373	I slipped down from my hiding place, and disappeared in the forest.	10
8	66	I untied the knot and, one by one, we slipped within the palisade.	10
8	268	Arn, beside me, groggily, slipped to his knees.	10
8	270	Together we managed to loosen one of the saplings, and then, together, we slipped through the wall.	10
11	859	I slipped from the tent.	10
13	317	I slipped the sleen knife from its belt sheath.	10
14	346	I slipped from the branch on which I had stood, and disappeared in the night.	10
16	67	I had slipped between them.	10
17	48	Then, when my presence was concealed by the side of the tent, I slipped into the brush.	10
18	216	I slipped back, unnoticed, into the darkness.	10
18	656	I slipped ashore, thrusting the log onto the sand, some two hundred yards away, among large rocks, concealed from the light of the beacon.	10
19	278	She slipped to her knees, her eyes glazed, a chastised slave.	10
20	131	Four times my blade thrust, and four men of Tyros slipped back, stumbling from the gate.	10
21	7	Tina slipped within the gate.	10
21	153	Cara slipped past me to plunge herself, in her sweetness, weeping, into the arms of Rim, who crushed her to him.	10
21	189	"If there were two others, they must have slipped past us, or eluded us, in the darkness".	10
21	196	The two women had slipped away, successfully, in the darkness.	10
21	202	It was little to me that they, too, taking advantage of the confusion, had slipped away.	10
22	460	He had reached into her garment and removed his amethyst-studded bracelet from where she had slipped it.	10

Book 9. (26 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	158	More arrows slipped past.	10
5	325	Others slipped past in the darkness, their passage marked by the swift whisper of the feathers and shaft.	10
5	329	The serpent slipped away.	10
6	165	She whimpered, and slipped to his side, holding him, lifting her lips to kiss him on the throat, beneath the beard.	10
8	178	"Remove, and swiftly," said she, "these disgusting fetters!" Ivar Forkbeard went to the door of her room and, silently, slipped the two beams into place, in their iron brackets.	10
9	395	I slipped, kneeling, behind her.	10
10	2	His body slipped in my hand.	10
10	529	His left hand slipped to the small of her back, holding her, and his right hand went suddenly to her body.	10
14	10	My left hand slipped in the dirt, in blood.	10
14	156	We slipped in the blood.	10
15	15	We slipped behind the hall, keeping, where possible, buildings between us and the yard.	10
15	166	* * * * My foot slipped, and I hung by the hands, from the rocky ledge.	10
15	201	More than once I had almost slipped down the escarpment.	10
15	239	The first Kur was some eight or ten feet below us when, suddenly, it slipped on the rock and, with a wild shriek, scratching at the stone, slid some four feet downward and then plunged backward, turning in the air, howling, and, some five Ihn later, struck the rocks far below.	10
15	354	I slipped again.	10
17	10	"Yes, my Jarl," she said, and, obediently, slipped away into the darkness.	10
17	224	The word slipped from man to man.	10
18	50	I slipped in gut.	10
18	55	Its head half to one side it rose to its feet and ran for a dozen yards before it slipped, falling sideways, rolling into the fur and burning leather of one of their lodges.	10
18	397	I slipped once.	10
18	609	"I slipped," he said.	10
18	692	I slipped the quiver, with its arrows, flight and sheaf, over my left shoulder.	10
20	122	Scarcely had it seen the flash of Tuchuk steel, the saddle knife, its blade balanced, nine inches in length, which had slipped from my sleeve, turned, and, hurled, struck him.	10
21	114	He slipped it in his pouch, as a souvenir.	10
21	117	I, too, slipped the sapphire into my pouch.	10
22	308	I then slipped into the bag.	10

Book 10. (51 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	243	I met her blade, high, forcing it down; she slipped to one knee, looking up, trying to keep the blade away; she wept; she had no leverage, her strength was gone; I thrust her back, and she fell on her back before me on the tiles; my left boot, heavy, was on her right wrist; the small hand opened and...	10
1	669	The guard took the straps which had bound her ankles together, and, untying them, slipped them through the metal ring, glinting, sewn into the back of the leather collar of the harness, worn over the simple curved collar of iron which marked her, even should she be clothed, and her brand not visible...	10
2	443	She slipped from the slippers, black with silver thread.	10
2	642	I slipped behind the leader, seized the small fellow to his right by the arm and hurled him headfirst into the wall.	10
3	17	The warrior slipped from his saddle, and, on foot, approached me.	10
3	28	I sheathed it, and slipped from the saddle, giving the rein of the mount to the boy.	10
3	306	The silver tarsk slipped from his fingers.	10
3	310	I slipped it back in my wallet.	10
4	249	The girl slipped to her belly, and, as a slave girl, crawled to my feet.	10
5	310	I moved to my feet, and, kicking loose the pole which held the tent, slipped outside, drawing my scimitar.	10
5	646	She had slipped off her silk.	10
6	32	Her body was now tight on the rack; her toes were pointed; her hands were high over her head, the rough rope slipped up her wrists, prohibited from moving further by its knots and the wide part of her hands.	10
6	52	Once more the handle moved and the pawl slipped into a new notch on the ratchet.	10
6	92	When the pawl slipped into its notch her body was held, tight, suspended, between the two axles of the rack.	10
7	259	In the breaking of their formation the Kur would have slipped away.	10
7	390	"For such aid?" "It seems we promised to do so," said he, "but, later, as I recall, it slipped our mind.	10
9	127	Hassan slipped the golden tarn disk into his wallet.	10
12	235	The other girl threw me the red-silk tunic and I slipped it on, dropping the yellow necklace inside the tunic.	10
13	4	My left leg, to the thigh, slipped into the brittle layers of crust.	10
14	113	Her hands slipped on the chain.	10
15	25	It is the subterranean residue of portions of the vanished seas themselves, which have slipped through fissures and, protected from the heat, and fed still by the ancient seeping rivers, now moving sluggishly beneath the surface, maintain themselves, the hidden remnants of oceans, once mighty, which...	10
16	201	The heavy head slipped back into the water.	10
16	214	It slipped over me, not tearing me from the frame.	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
17	57	It slipped from sight.	10
17	182	Then it slipped beneath the surface.	10
17	186	Men slipped, some fell, but none entered the water.	10
17	192	Then he again slipped from sight.	10
19	180	I slipped into the ditch and slowly, in order not to provoke the beast to attack, lifted the two bags to the surface.	10
21	453	I slipped back into the whipping sand.	10
21	513	Scarcely had I fallen into the lock than I heard, loud, over me, the concussions of the weapon, firing five times; almost simultaneously the Kur leaped from somewhere within, from a nest of piping, and scrambled past me; its foot pressed on my shoulder; it peered out into the storm; it spied the bod...	10
21	515	I slipped inside, and nearly fell, my feet scraping for a hold.	10
21	545	I was lifted in the air and hurled against the wall of the ship, and I fell back from the wall, falling some ten feet to the remains of a twisted, ruptured bulkhead, slipped from it and fell another five feet into a debris of scrap and wire.	10
21	589	It tried to hold the wire, and climb on it, or relieve the pressure on its throat, but its great paws slipped on the slender strand; then its weight began to pull me upward; I, hands knotted in the insulated portion of the wire, kicked the Kur back as it reached for me; then I was above it, being dr...	10
23	170	Instead, suddenly, he turned in the saddle, lifting both arms, signaling to the lines, "Stop!" The lances of readiness and of the charge slipped to the stirrup boots.	10
24	150	Slowly, numbly, the beauty slipped to her knees before me.	10
24	170	She sat on the tiles and, one by one, before me, slipped the bangles from her left ankle.	10
24	172	Her body involuntarily shuddered as the grease-thick rag slipped over her beauty and clung snug, revealingly, about it; I examined her, walking about her; I tore the neckline down, to better expose the beauty of her breasts; I ripped away a strip from the garment's hem, shortening it; she must now w...	10
24	352	I slipped instantly behind the girl, my hand over her mouth, my dagger across her throat.	10
24	497	"It just slipped out?" I said.	10
24	498	"Yes," she said, eagerly, "it just slipped out, inadvertently, accidentally!" "I think," I said, "you have seldom in your entire life spoken so honestly, Slave Girl".	10
24	535	"It just slipped out!" "Again?" I said.	10
24	617	When a reconnoitering party left the kasbah I had simply slipped unseen within.	10
25	32	"Thus," cried another, "Ibn Saran has slipped through our lines.	10
25	165	I slipped to one side, and left the group.	10
25	327	"I might be slipped among them!" "It is a chance," admitted Hassan.	10
26	366	I'm pleased that I testified against you at Nine Wells! Do you understand? Pleased!" A quarter of the sand had slipped through the glass.	10
26	369	The sand had now slipped half through the glass.	10
26	377	"Forgive me!" The sand was almost slipped from the glass.	10
26	384	Then, crying out with misery, frightened, a moment before the sand slipped from the glass, she turned toward the whip.	10
26	531	She moved toward me, and slipped to her feet, encircling my body with her small arms.	10

Book 11. (62 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	I remembered the cloth slipped over my mouth and nose, the fumes, the strength of the man who had held me.	10
1	74	The collar could not be slipped.	10
1	75	It had not been made to be slipped.	10
2	18	I slipped from between the feet of the man who loomed above me, moving back.	10
2	176	He slipped it free from the sheath and dagger, and doubled it.	10
2	279	Had I been free I might have slipped away.	10
2	286	The newcomer slipped the bota from his belt, and discarded, too, the pouch he carried.	10
2	291	The newcomer grinned and slipped the spear to the ground, loosening the helmet and shield.	10
2	409	He slipped his shield on his arm, adjusting straps.	10
2	410	He slid the short blade at his left hip some inches from the sheath, and slipped it back in, lifting and dropping it in the sheath.	10
2	503	The bearded man's shield slipped from his arm.	10
2	526	The stranger slipped his own blade back in the sheath.	10
2	1160	The man in whose power I was slipped back more deeply among the trees.	10
3	755	She slipped within his bit of tenting, onto his furs.	10
3	796	He slipped within the tenting, and crouched beside me.	10
4	399	* * * * Upon command I had slipped from the Ta-Teera.	10
5	296	My master slipped behind me.	10
5	305	I felt the black cloak in which I had been wrapped, concealing the largely white, rich, shimmering raiment in which I had been robed, slipped away.	10
5	414	I slipped the gloves from my hands.	10
7	107	My master gave a sign and a man, from behind, lifting her feet, one by one, slipped her sandals from her.	10
7	153	He slipped her gloves from her fingers.	10
7	850	On my belly I inched across this street and then, gratefully, slipped again into the shadows among and beneath the huts.	10
7	1015	He stood beside the furs, and slipped aside his tunic.	10
7	1017	I sat up, unhooked it, and slipped it over my head, putting it to the side.	10
8	27	When I had flung down the vertically sliding gate behind me, two notched projections, bolts, welded to the flat bar at the gate's bottom had slipped into iron-enclosed spring catches, heavy locks, one on the bottom left, one on the bottle right, the gate being thus secured.	10
9	537	He slipped away from the bars.	10
9	749	I slipped the short woolen tunic over my head.	10
9	1224	He had then slipped away from the bars.	10
9	1627	I noted that Sandal Thong had slipped from the crowd.	10
9	1666	He then secured it in place with a narrow piece of folded cloth which slipped deeply between my teeth.	10
9	1737	He had turned, and parried it, and then slipped behind the other's staff, bringing up the lower end of his own staff.	10
9	2099	Thus, not only could I not hope to slip them, for such devices are not made to be slipped, but my wrists were fastened closely together.	10
9	2441	Then it began to pour, and I slipped in the mud.	10
11	38	It does not fit loosely enough to permit its being slipped, of course.	10
11	39	Gorean collars are not made to be slipped by the girls who wear them.	10
11	366	The rings were linked vertically at five places by tiny metal fastenings; each ring, opened, hinged, terminated on one end with a bolt and on the other with a tiny lock; I slipped the small bolts into the four tiny locks; there were four tiny snaps; the rings, linked together, fitted snugly; each ri...	10
12	180	"For what purpose," inquired Borchoff, "were you attempting to ascertain the nature of our defenses?" "It has slipped my mind," said the man.	10
12	470	I slipped through.	10
14	277	I slipped on an armlet.	10
15	42	"I love you! I love you, Elicia!" The woman thrust me from her, and I, startled, slipped back, losing my footing, to the tiles.	10
18	176	Then I felt my body doubled up and my feet slipped inside the mouth of a slave sack.	10
20	506	Clitus Vitellius turned to the double gate and tore at the bars, but could not fling them back, for the bolts had slipped into place.	10
22	209	I was some yards from the sinking vessel when it slipped beneath the water.	10
22	285	I slipped down before her.	10
22	547	It tilted, and I slipped backward.	10
22	549	Then I caught the railing and, as I felt the ship slipping back into the water, the bow lifting high, I pulled myself over the railing, slipped into the water, and swam from the side of the ship.	10
22	550	The mast of the struck ship, lowered, had come loose from its deck lashings, and had plunged through the railing and slipped into the water.	10
22	572	My hand slipped on the mast.	10
22	574	The snout slipped higher on my leg.	10
22	579	My fingers slipped on the mast.	10
26	25	She then went to the edge of the sunken bath, and slipped her toe within the water, and then stepped down into the bath and reclined, leaning back.	10
26	285	I, too, slipped into the room, remaining much behind him.	10
26	322	He kept her on her stomach by the bath and slipped the leather loop of the leash over her head.	10
26	733	"I did not mean that!" Bosk laughed and slipped to the furs beside her and threw her on her back.	10
27	183	Clitus Vitellius, to my surprise, slipped to one side.	10
27	303	Most Gorean garments do not have buttons, but are slipped on, or held with brooches or pins.	10
27	390	I slipped the tunic over my head and, hastily, cast it aside.	10
27	448	Slave Beads slipped to the floor in a faint.	10
27	491	"When the Companionship was under consideration by the Council of the Confederation," he said, "I slipped away, on tarn, to Fortress of Saphronicus.	10
27	631	I entered the alcove, and slipped away the tunic.	10
27	683	I slipped the tunic on, and sashed it, and, one by one, by the five buttons, closed it.	10
29	127	He slipped away his tunic and crouched beside me.	10

Book 12. (31 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	203	Then the lance slipped on the ice and the line slipped to the side and I in the kayak was dragged up on the ice skidding across it and then slipped loose of it and slid into the water to the side.	10
35	37	I may have heard or sensed it the object cutting the fur of the parka and lodging a foot behind me in the ice and I flung myself away from it and the ice shattering and exploding outward and the blast and ice pushing me like a hand and I struck a projection of ice and slipped downward, and then I sa...	10
1	297	She slipped from the couch and knelt on the tiles before me.	10
3	1297	Behind me two men slipped into the tent, through the cut canvas.	10
5	114	I slipped through the door and, with one of the spears, which I had retained, sliding the shaft through the great handles, closed the door.	10
6	415	I slipped my tunic over my head and looped the scabbard at my left shoulder.	10
6	840	He slipped on the tunic which I had thrown him.	10
10	331	As soon as one log was tortured out of the earth and lifted away Imnak slipped through the opening, out among the tabuk.	10
11	265	I slipped my fist into the handle of the tie she wore and, looping it about my fist twice, tightening it, thrust her before me toward the door of the hall.	10
12	3	In the hide tent she slipped into the brief fur panties worn by the women of the north.	10
12	63	Arlene slipped it on, over the head, as such garments, like northern garments generally, are donned.	10
14	193	She hurled the blubber hammer at my head and I slipped to the side.	10
21	5	I, like the others, slipped from my garments.	10
22	105	I and the craft, one functional unit, slipped from the animal's back and fell sideways into the water.	10
23	129	With a last enraged snarl the Kur, not taking its eyes from us, moving sideways and back, moving on all fours, slipped diagonally away from us to our left.	10
23	463	That it had appeared this near the village suggested that it had either slipped by Karjuk or that it had found him, of all those Kurii which may have hunted him, and killed him.	10
23	464	"Perhaps the beast slipped past Karjuk," I suggested.	10
28	221	She then slipped the tray through an opening, some four inches in height, in the bottom of the cell door.	10
28	225	She slipped swiftly out, obedient, barefoot on the steel plates.	10
29	64	"From what I have heard of your skills in the ice," I said, "too, it did not seem likely that a beast would have slipped past you, or, if it did, that you, trailing it, would have taken so long to apprehend it".	10
30	62	She slipped it on, that luscious mockery of a garment.	10
30	192	She then slipped the gown from her body.	10
30	255	I freed myself from the men with whom I was entangled, and slipped the blade through one.	10
34	45	It slipped the large chunk of meat into its mouth.	10
35	95	I slipped into the shaft, sweating, my back against one side, my two feet against the other side.	10
35	99	The last twenty feet I slipped and, pushing and thrusting, fell clattering to its bottom.	10
35	375	He then slipped the key in his pouch and, looking at me angrily, hurried out of the room.	10
35	594	The third and fourth robe slipped to the floor, about her ankles.	10
35	859	We lowered our heads and slipped through the opening.	10
35	1222	I slipped inside, furtively, but then lowered the weapon.	10
36	266	I slipped one of the darts into the weapon's breech, and let the bolt spring shut.	10

Book 13. (55 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	334	An urt slipped between two rocks in the wall.	10
1	335	Samos stopped before a heavy iron door; a narrow steel panel slipped back.	10
1	765	The gate of bars was unlocked and I slipped through.	10
2	288	He threw a silver tarsk to the auctioneer, who caught it expertly, and slipped it into his pouch.	10
6	365	A dhow, with a red-and-white-striped sail, slipped past us on the port side.	10
8	13	I had then telescoped the glass and slipped it into my pouch.	10
8	39	The girl tried to get up but her foot slipped in the mud and she fell to her side.	10
9	7	I unlocked her bracelets and slipped them into my pouch.	10
11	28	The girl slipped past him, and entered the door.	10
11	41	The girl took the bit of wadded yellow pleasure silk she carried in her hand and, straightening it a bit, slipped it on a narrow wooden rod in an open closet.	10
11	302	They slipped one end of the rope by which she had been suspended under her collar and pulled it some ten feet through, roughly, at the side of her neck.	10
11	324	I then slipped back from the wooden slats, moved back on the roof and, quietly, lowered myself to the first roof, a low one, and, from there, down to the street.	10
11	327	They had slipped out the front door, to receive me.	10
12	261	She slipped from the clogs, and was barefoot.	10
12	262	She slipped from the black slacks, and removed the black, buttoned top.	10
12	263	She slipped from the panties and, in a moment, had discarded her brassiere.	10
12	284	I noted that he slipped the key into his pouch.	10
12	608	He had already slipped the padded hump beneath his tunic and adjusted the straps by which it was held in place.	10
13	655	She slipped down my body and began, piteously, to kiss me.	10
15	174	I handed Shaba the false ring and he slipped it on the chain.	10
15	185	He turned the chain and slipped a ring from it, handing it to me.	10
17	7	I slipped on a tunic.	10
18	41	Msaliti again slipped to my side.	10
18	200	I slipped the sleeve dagger loose.	10
18	205	I again slipped loose the blade.	10
18	255	I slipped the steel back in the sheath.	10
19	13	I slipped into the room.	10
19	135	Its tiny forked tongue slipped rapidly back and forth between the tiny jaws.	10
21	18	Then, with a soft splash, it slipped back in the dark, shallow water.	10
21	47	The vessels slipped past us.	10
23	233	I reached out and measured the chain at his collar, and slipped my hands down the chain until, about five feet later, it lifted to the collar of the next man.	10
23	310	Another man slipped through.	10
23	313	One after another, I and Kisu, and Ayari, toward the center of the chain, the some forty-five or forty-six prisoners of the cage slipped free.	10
24	71	I slipped under the water.	10
24	82	He slipped and I thrust the iron blade into him and thrust him down, pinning him, blood and bubbles bursting up, to the bottom of the marsh.	10
24	274	It slipped back off the stern.	10
24	279	Another tharlarion slipped beneath the canoe.	10
24	282	The canoe slipped off its back, and righted itself.	10
24	323	Kisu carefully folded the silken strip into small squares and slipped it between his waist and his loincloth's twisted-cloth belt.	10
25	11	Kisu and I slipped into the water and, wading, slipping in the mud, thrust and hauled the canoe forward.	10
26	28	As we neared it it slipped into the water and swam away.	10
27	143	With the ring he might have slipped to a thousand more secure safeties on the broad surface of Gor.	10
32	7	Rocks slipped behind us, rolling down the grade.	10
32	678	"My wrist leashes," she said, "were then slipped through the rings, the free ends of each in the hands of a standing man".	10
33	193	He then lowered his fist and slipped into the canoe, taking his place at the stern.	10
33	195	I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe.	10
41	19	The canoe, vines sliding against its side, slipped through.	10
43	121	She slipped from her chains and bent to the grass beside her, seizing up a light spear.	10
44	28	"Hurry!" I saw the large fish, one of the bulging-eyed fish we had seen earlier, a gigantic gint, or like a gigantic gint, it now having slipped over the channel's sill, disappear under the water.	10
44	110	I slipped to the side and cut at the juncture of its cephalothorax and abdomen.	10
47	69	I remembered it, for it was the same from which we had, earlier, slipped away in the darkness of the night.	10
48	137	Why else should they hate them so? I slipped the straps on the wrists of the blond girl a bit higher on her wrists.	10
53	241	I saw the six digits of the paw close on the chain about Shaba's neck, and then the digits released the chain and the beast slipped back, limply.	10
53	280	I slipped to the side and caught him with the panga, striking across the hip and lower abdomen.	10
53	362	I slipped free as the animal screamed and reeled about, then fell, falling among the stones and wood, scratching at the stone.	10

Book 14. (21 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	113	I slipped from the booth.	10
1	796	Thoughts slipped through my mind.	10
1	928	In a moment he had slipped behind the wheel.	10
3	188	One of the two men slipped a hook under the ropes that bound my ankles.	10
3	202	I could feel the heavy collar now against the bottom of my chin, as it had slipped down.	10
3	206	The rope then again slipped, being lowered again.	10
5	45	The tunic had been slipped down to the waist that it not be bloodied.	10
6	80	She stood up and slipped from the tunic, which she dropped to the tiles behind her.	10
7	1061	"Please let me out, Masters!" Then, subsiding, sobbing, she slipped to her knees at the bars, holding them with her small hands.	10
10	237	She slipped the robe from her shoulders, letting it fall to the floor.	10
10	263	Then suddenly, lightly, like a cat, she slipped onto the couch beside me.	10
11	656	Then I slipped through the door.	10
13	494	The coffle chain had its own collars, rounded and rather loose, which lay below the common collars of the girls; they could not, of course, be slipped.	10
13	749	I slipped, unnoticed by the man in the palanquin and his servants, behind the blond-haired girl, she who had told me she had once been free, who was the last in the right-hand coffle, that lovely string of chained women.	10
17	84	Then she slipped the yellow gown from her body.	10
22	337	"I had intended to rent a dancing slave in Vonda," said the Lady Florence to her guests, "a decorous girl in blue silk and a golden collar, who might by the loveliness and grace of her movements please us, but it slipped my mind.	10
22	362	"Oh," cried the Lady Florence, in mock dismay, "I wished to obtain a dancing slave from Vonda, but it slipped my mind, so silly am I, and we have now on hand only poor Melpomene".	10
24	66	I slipped down beside her, quickly, with my hands, checking that she had assumed the position to which I had ordered her.	10
25	340	I then lowered myself to the floor and, feet first, slipped through the small, barred gate.	10
26	229	I slipped his tunic from his body and drew it on.	10
34	28	The chains had been slipped beneath a long metal bar, set parallel to the wagon bed.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	I Seek the Whereabouts of a Slave; I Spend an Evening in the Belled Collar I slipped behind the girl and suddenly seized her, holding my hand tightly over her mouth.	10
7	159	I put down the tarsk bit, and the man took it, and slipped it into his pouch.	10
14	159	When I lowered the whip she sagged in the leather, fastened at the ring, and slipped from consciousness.	10
14	321	Then, head down, quietly, when she had finished, she slipped past us and made her way upstairs to the master bedroom.	10
23	206	Only a bit of binding fiber, slipped behind the loops, is required.	10
27	19	I slowly slipped the belt and scabbard, with the sheathed blade, from my shoulder, and placed them on the boards.	10
28	67	It amused me to see how gratefully she slipped the brief bit of scandalous, diaphanous yellow silk about her body, how pleased she was to do so, though it was naught but a laughable mockery of a garment, one fit obviously only for a female slave.	10
28	241	I noted the right hand of Callisthenes had slipped within his cloak, to the hilt of the sword which hung there.	10
31	36	My hands slipped on the bar.	10
32	274	"I slipped," said Kliomenes.	10
32	275	"I slipped".	10

Book 16. (26 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	109	"What is going on out there?" called the voice again, as we slipped away.	10
3	85	"Another has slipped over!" cried out a man, angrily, pointing over the bow.	10
3	88	She slipped behind us on the waters of the broad, muddy Vosk.	10
5	62	In moments I and the others, now some seven men, cutting at pirates, severing ropes, separated the two vessels and, as they slipped loose of one another, leaped onto the stern of the Tina, falling upon the pirates who had boarded her there.	10
5	132	As the ship slipped past we saw, indeed, that it bristled with the helmets of Ar's Station.	10
6	4	A medium-class galley of the Voskjard slipped past our bow, the tooth of her ram failing to feed, the water from her cleft passage, swelling away from her, forcing us to port.	10
6	22	I saw, peering through the thole port, the Leda's bow lift suddenly at a sharp angle from the water, the ram and hull dripping water, glistening, and then, in a moment, she slipped back, three-quarters below the surface.	10
6	39	Then she had slipped away behind the shattered bow of the Leda.	10
7	43	I slipped beneath the water.	10
8	70	She, kneeling in the berth, insolently, inattentively, looking to one side, as though bored, slipped the sheet to her knees.	10
8	164	Then, knowing she had betrayed herself, she slipped, frightened, half crouching, from the berth.	10
8	177	I slipped my knife in my belt.	10
9	125	The great weight of the Tuka, so dark, so heavy, so obdurate, so seemingly resistant and fixed in place, suddenly, unexpectedly, straining, with a heavy, sliding noise, the keel like the runner of a great sled, leaving a line in the sand, thrust by our forces, moved by the water, slipped backward, s...	10
9	127	"Push! Work!" The Tuka slipped back a foot.	10
9	138	The ropes strained again and the Tuka slipped back another yard.	10
9	151	The Tuka slipped another yard back, toward the water.	10
9	162	As the Tuka slipped in the sand, being drawn backward into the river, water from the hold rushed about my feet, for a moment some six inches in depth.	10
9	414	The ship suddenly tilted sternward and I slipped in the hold, and slid aft, then struggling in the water.	10
16	125	Then the flagship of Policrates, responding to another impact, lurched to starboard, and, terrified, I slipped back down the blade.	10
16	213	Another man struck down at me and I, slipped to the side, seized him about the chest with my right arm and hurled him back against the forward wall of the high stem castle.	10
16	435	Twice he slipped, but I did not strike him.	10
16	439	I slipped to the side and my blade's point was then entered into his right side.	10
16	479	I slipped the tunic over my head.	10
16	546	I slipped over the rail of the flagship of Policrates, and entered the longboat.	10
17	95	The girl then slipped loose the binding-fiber belt, letting it fall against the two belt loops in the back.	10
20	849	Swiftly, unquestioningly, knowing herself a Gorean slave girl, Peggy unbelted the tunic, parted it, and slipped it from her shoulders.	10

Book 17. (2 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	952	Such devices, like the slave collar, cannot be slipped.	10
12	156	He tossed me the reins of his beast and, drawing his knife from a beaded sheath, slipped from the saddle to the ground.	10

Book 18. (18 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	26	I drew on my tunic and slipped into the moccasins.	10
3	166	The silver bracelets were slipped from her wrists.	10
3	253	Winyela now knelt on the pole and bent backwards, until her hair fell about the wood, and then she slipped her legs down about the pole and lay back on it, her hands holding to the pole behind her head.	10
3	295	The two men holding her neck tethers slipped the rawhide, between their fist and the girl's neck, under their feet, the man on her left under his right foot, and the man on her right under his left foot.	10
4	270	"Oh, yes! Surely!" "Once my kaiila slipped," he said.	10
12	171	The free end of the tether is slipped under the bond leading up from the wrists to prevent the girl from slipping it by the simple expedient of lowering and dipping her head a few times.	10
16	140	She slipped to her belly before me.	10
24	2	The Yellow Knife behind them, the arrow in his chest, slipped back, awkwardly, turned, and fell heavily into the dust.	10
26	7	In a few yards he had been unable to cling to the animal and had slipped from its back, under the paws of other beasts.	10
33	282	Cuwignaka slipped from the broad, over-the-shoulder strap he had used to exert leverage on the travois and then helped the girl to adjust it on her body.	10
33	351	I picked up the other strap, the rigged harness, the trace, and slipped it over my shoulder, about my body.	10
39	35	I slipped into the pit beside her and took her in my arms.	10
39	501	I disengaged myself from the slave, and slipped into the harness beside Cuwignaka.	10
40	278	"Put them out!" The dark-haired girl, then, she who had helped with the stirring of the porridge, slipped suddenly, defiantly, from her garment.	10
43	165	We then slipped each girl, feet first, into a sack.	10
44	453	Riders slipped down among the animals, screaming.	10
44	461	Bodies, those of kaiila and Yellow Knives, slipped from the edge, plummeting downward.	10
44	494	Dozens of men and animals, buffeted, losing their footing, crowded from the edge, slipped, scratching and screaming, down the rock's steep face.	10

Book 19. (22 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	41	More than one blade about me slipped swiftly, menacingly, from its sheath.	10
6	215	He need not know that I often, for no reason I clearly understood, in the loneliness of my quarters, slept at the lower end of the great couch, near the slave ring, and sometimes, seemingly almost unable to help myself, had slipped from the couch and knelt beside it in the darkness, and lifted it, a...	10
7	221	"I did not mean that! Forgive me! It slipped out.	10
7	232	How could it be that I had called Drusus Rencius "Master"? How inadvertently, how naturally, it had slipped out.	10
8	366	Then Hermidorus, without further ado, took back his accouterments from Drusus and slipped them on his belt.	10
11	195	I slipped into the slippers.	10
15	158	Swiftly, then, seeing more men waiting further down the lane, some with loops of chain in their hands, I slipped to the side between the tents.	10
16	25	When a new basket, that of a late arrival, unhitched from its tarn, was being dragged within the palings from the landing area outside, within the larger palisade, while it was being put in its numbered space, I slipped out.	10
16	62	Risking much I slipped back to the enclosure where the tarn baskets were.	10
16	107	I slipped back, into the water.	10
16	110	I slipped back.	10
16	130	I slipped back a yard or so down the grassy slope, and then, clinging to grass, held my position.	10
21	13	I had then eased the trunk back into place, slipped from the wagon, sneaked from the camp, and run.	10
26	6	Teela, first girl, from across the room, signaled to me, and I, bowing, slipped back, rose to my feet and hurried to her side.	10
26	386	Immediately I stood and slipped from the silk.	10
28	74	I then put the tray down on the table and slipped back, on my knees, a foot or two.	10
30	322	He then slipped away.	10
30	470	Stumbling, she struck forcibly against it, and then slipped to its foot.	10
32	326	How naturally and inadvertently it had slipped out in my response to him.	10
33	487	Its claws scratched and slipped on the tiles.	10
34	140	Swiftly I released my ankles and slipped from the surface of the couch, to stand beside it.	10
36	1040	Then, slipped into it, I smoothed it down about my body.	10

Book 20. (16 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	914	Then, after a time, it slipped beneath the water and disappeared".	10
2	612	"Could such a thing have slipped my mind? It seems impossible!" "It is not really so hard to believe," observed the officer.	10
2	813	She removed her hands and feet from the netting, slipped from the rack and came to kneel before me.	10
2	1740	I took another step or two, and then I slipped to one knee.	10
2	1746	I wanted to rise to my feet, but I slipped to the tiles.	10
5	190	His legs failed him and he sprawled back, over the bench, and then, half catching himself, slipped to the tiles of the inn floor.	10
6	964	"I fear it may have slipped my mind".	10
7	434	I slipped into my tunic and picked up my sword, in its scabbard, the belt looped about the scabbard.	10
7	462	I then slipped from the tent.	10
12	740	"Yes, Master," she said, delightedly, and, sitting down, slipped them from her feet.	10
17	7	Do not approach!" I slipped the robes from my arm where I had been carrying them.	10
17	12	My sword slipped from the sheath.	10
18	101	I slipped back among the other guests in the hall.	10
18	330	I had now slipped toward the back of the room, near the great vat of scalding, bubbling oil.	10
18	386	"He has slipped through one of them! Hurry! Find him!" I heard men running down the corridor, in both directions.	10
18	510	I slipped from the robes I wore.	10

Book 21. (14 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	78	She slipped softly from her slippers.	10
1	83	In a few moments she had parted her robes, and slipped them, first the street robe, that stiff, ornate fabric, and then the house robe, scarcely less inflexible and forbidding, from her small, soft shoulders.	10
4	450	I slipped to the side and, swinging the ax handle inward, caught Sorath in the solar plexus, that network of nerves and ganglia high in the abdominal cavity, lying behind the stomach and in front of the upper part of the abdominal aorta.	10
4	454	He slipped to his knees, vomiting, and then, stunned, half paralyzed, fell forward.	10
13	249	The blade slipped swiftly, freely, from its sheath, and its point was at her bosom.	10
19	357	I was so overawed by Hurtha's exposition that the so-called Philebus might then have slipped away unnoticed, but when I checked he had not done so.	10
24	353	"Your sandals, too," I said, "quickly!" Frightened she slipped from them, too.	10
25	1496	She slipped it on her finger.	10
25	1853	She was now slipped to the floor, beside the table, on the tiles, unconscious.	10
25	2072	"Perhaps it is easier for them now, at this late date, their opportunities slipped away, surrendered to the enemies of manhood, to pretend to find it disgusting, or amusing".	10
26	397	"Perhaps you think I have forgotten to do so, that it has somehow slipped my mind.	10
26	728	I then slipped the improvised tunic, cut now in a more feminine fashion from the mannish leather, on her body.	10
26	800	I then slipped the extra binding fiber dangling from her wrists, that with which I had earlier tied her ankles up behind her, to her wrists, through the ring and then crossed her ankles and knotted it securely about them.	10
26	2051	An excellent example is the choke leash, which cannot be slipped, but can tighten.	10

Book 22. (10 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	270	He slipped a small object into his pocket.	10
3	448	Then I reached behind my back and unhooked the scarlet halter, and slipped it from me.	10
3	451	I then slipped from the panties and skirt.	10
13	91	I sat down on the tiles there within the hall, near the beaded curtain, at the feet of Mirus, easily, as a slave girl, thinking nothing of it, sits at the feet of a man, and slipped the anklets from my right ankle, putting them in the box to my left.	10
13	176	"Yes, Master," she said, and, with a look of fury, cast at me, slipped back through the curtain.	10
19	55	I slipped them, as though thankfully, into the purse, on its two strings, dangling from my belt, hanging at my side.	10
21	26	He slipped to his stomach.	10
24	226	Again and again, I slipped back, inhibited in my chains.	10
29	520	It then withdrew its head from the opening of the well, and slipped back into the grass.	10
30	45	In the bottom of the door there was a larger opening, about three inches in height and a foot in width, through which pans of water or food could be slipped into the wagon, without opening the main door.	10

Book 23. (21 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	45	They slipped down the side of the ditch.	10
1	53	The wagon, it seemed, had slipped down the embankment, dragging the beast after it.	10
1	71	I slipped down the embankment to join them.	10
1	178	I tried to set myself on the slope, but slipped back, and the wagon slid sideways toward me, the wheels tearing lines in the grass, tilting.	10
1	327	He slipped down the embankment, to join the others.	10
1	570	I thrust up her legs and slipped between them, and then her legs were tight about me, I within their chained circuit.	10
1	575	Then, after a time, I lifted her up and slipped back, freeing myself.	10
5	405	I then slipped the wrist chain behind her feet and ankles, and pulled it up, behind her back.	10
15	377	She undid one hook there and, in fury, with her two hands, swiftly, easily, insolently, gracefully, slipped the garment away.	10
17	174	He was half pulled from the ladder by the shield straps but he slipped down a foot or two, recovering himself.	10
17	177	Something, slipped past, hardly sensed, like a snake, leaving a thread of sound in the air.	10
17	207	Clutching the uprights, grimacing, coughing, spattered with blood, he slipped back some rungs, until he was a few feet below me.	10
17	220	He dangled on it and then slipped from it, unable to cling to it with his hands.	10
17	238	The spear, pressed, slipped, with its dull point, and scratched free of the rung.	10
17	594	This time, as it swung back, I could see, along its shaft, the interior of the inclined shed that housed it, and how it was fifty feet long and slung in leather cradles, and the many ropes that controlled it, and the men drawing on the ropes, surely more than a hundred of them under that long shed, ...	10
17	714	The waist tie, too, of course, in a female, given her marvelous beauty, the flaring excitements of her hips and breasts, cannot be slipped.	10
19	212	I cut at the other below the shield, above the knee, and he slipped to the boards.	10
19	223	He was trying to climb the piling, but slipped on it.	10
21	217	She slipped to her belly on the deck, her hands forward, beneath her shoulders.	10
21	1159	Why else would they wander the high bridges at night, why else would they take passage in small caravans, why else would they embark upon dangerous voyages? Many is the veil which has inadvertently slipped in public places, to be hastily and with obvious embarrassment readjusted and repinned.	10
24	346	"It would not surprise me," said Aemilianus, quietly, "if the expeditionary force slipped past the men of Ar".	10

Book 24. (12 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	397	He slipped to his knees, and fell to the dust in the road.	10
9	7	Perhaps rope might be worked free, or slipped, somehow, unseen, beneath the surface.	10
17	296	Again and again the leather slipped even more maddeningly over the smooth, wet surface.	10
18	113	I then, crouching behind him, slipped the linkage of the manacles about his neck, that he might be kept where I wished, also returning the blade to his throat.	10
18	116	He looked down once at the sword in its sheath, lying to the side, where it had slipped, the sword belt earlier severed, when he had risen to his knees.	10
18	209	I slipped in the marsh, to one knee.	10
19	87	Slowly the long-necked tharlarion, pushing back with its paddlelike appendages, slipped back into the marsh.	10
19	766	My arm slipped down through the skin.	10
19	769	Once my hand slipped inside the lower jaw and I managed to withdraw it only an instant before the upper jaw, like the lid of a box, snapped shut against the lower.	10
29	279	"We have often had her unbound," he said, "and yet she has not slipped away, into the rence".	10
37	134	Neither, of course, may be slipped.	10
40	16	I could well imagine Myron being somewhat reluctant to have it broadcast about that his supposedly helplessly trapped quarry had somehow slipped out of his grasp.	10