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Book 1. (25 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	52	He smiled at me and came forward, placing his hands on my shoulders and looking into my eyes.	10
2	94	He smiled.	10
2	135	He smiled.	10
2	152	He smiled.	10
2	264	He rose and gripped me by the shoulders, held me for a moment and smiled.	10
3	277	I smiled to myself in spite of my fear, amused at the remark I had addressed to myself.	10
4	137	I smiled to myself.	10
7	130	I smiled to myself; the proud daughter of the Ubar in all her imperial regalia quite literally stank, stank of the swamps and the mud and of the perspiration exuded beneath that heavy covering, stank of heat and fear.	10
8	103	She smiled.	10
8	116	I smiled at her.	10
9	69	She looked about and suddenly smiled brightly.	10
9	164	The warrior, who held his shoulder, blood streaming down from his hand, smiled bitterly.	10
10	56	Mintar smiled, too.	10
10	105	Talena lifted a bloody nose to me and smiled brightly.	10
10	195	She smiled.	10
10	208	"Not slavery," he smiled.	10
11	32	She smiled wryly.	10
14	38	"Do you know, Tarnsman," he asked, "that there is no justice without the sword?" He smiled down on me grimly.	10
15	136	Marlenus smiled, rather grimly.	10
15	146	Mintar smiled.	10
15	264	"A merchant may be as brave as a warrior, young Tarnsman," smiled Mintar.	10
16	67	Kazrak smiled.	10
17	85	He smiled grimly.	10
19	224	"It has done enough work for one day," he smiled.	10
19	241	"As your slave?" she smiled.	10

Book 2. (35 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	54	He smiled, the old ingenuous boyish smile I remembered from New Hampshire.	10
1	56	I smiled, too.	10
1	156	I smiled wryly.	10
6	117	I smiled to myself.	10
9	27	He smiled up at me, a twisted grin visible through the obscuring folds of the gray robe.	10
9	73	I smiled to myself, felt the sack of coins in my tunic, bent down and pushed the door open.	10
9	102	The proprietor smiled.	10
10	43	I glanced once more at the spears, smiled grimly at the guardsman, turned and, lowering my head, entered the small door.	10
11	65	I smiled to myself, thinking of the teeth of the urt and the whip, both of which had found my flesh.	10
12	45	She smiled at me.	10
12	108	I smiled at her.	10
12	155	He sat on the straw, and smiled at us, a jolly, impish, shamefaced smile.	10
13	82	Andreas smiled at me.	10
14	9	Grimly I smiled to myself.	10
15	77	I smiled.	10
15	110	"You tricked me into assuming the posture of the captive female!" I smiled.	10
15	180	"Warrior," she said, her head lifting piteously, "must you exact so terrible a vengeance on me?" I smiled to myself.	10
16	122	"Because," said Dorna the Proud, and I could tell that behind that silver mask, she smiled, "you are not going back to Tharna".	10
17	33	I smiled, wondering why it was that I, and my fellow prisoners, seemed so determined to live.	10
17	128	And again the men laughed, and I thought that even Ost smiled.	10
18	51	I smiled at him, and shrugged.	10
19	122	I smiled.	10
21	59	I smiled.	10
21	142	"Good day, Master," smiled Targo, bowing as well as he could from the waist, hastily taking account of the unlikely stranger who stood before him.	10
21	261	I smiled ruefully to myself.	10
21	273	She smiled and shook her head.	10
22	133	She smiled.	10
22	196	I smiled to myself.	10
22	215	"Where," asked Targo, "in the camp of a legitimate slaver do you expect me to find clothing suitable to a free woman?" I laughed, and Targo smiled and left.	10
22	220	I smiled and looked on Lara.	10
23	15	I smiled to myself.	10
23	68	She looked up at me and smiled, a sad smile.	10
23	209	I too smiled for resistance was useless, yet I knew that I would resist, that I would not be disarmed until I lay dead on the stones of the street.	10
25	40	She smiled.	10
25	151	I smiled to myself, reasoning that she would have little opportunity for such matters.	10

Book 3. (52 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	231	Then to my amazement she smiled and wiped back a tear, and shook her head as though to throw the hair from her eyes and smiled at the foolishness of the gesture.	10
1	50	I smiled to myself.	10
2	88	I smiled to myself.	10
2	129	I smiled as I thought of the foolishness of this, for these beasts before me must be the larls of Priest-Kings, guardians of the stronghold of Gor's gods.	10
5	49	I smiled at her, but she did not smile back but looked away, angrily.	10
5	169	She smiled but did not respond to me.	10
5	180	She smiled ruefully.	10
5	222	Rebellious fire flared in her eyes, and then she smiled.	10
5	234	I smiled.	10
6	125	Vika smiled up at me.	10
7	88	And if he had been carrying such a weapon why had he not slain me before? I smiled grimly.	10
8	87	I smiled at her.	10
8	96	I smiled as I watched her go to fetch a towel from one of the chests against the wall.	10
8	125	"I don't know," she said simply, and then she smiled and added, "perhaps.	10
8	156	I smiled.	10
9	124	I smiled.	10
9	138	I smiled.	10
11	88	I smiled.	10
13	73	"But surely," I said, "you must have wondered about that?" One of the men smiled at me.	10
14	88	I smiled at the latter caution.	10
18	21	I smiled.	10
19	69	For some reason I smiled as I considered this.	10
19	106	I smiled to myself and left the chamber.	10
20	7	I smiled and boarded the transportation disk.	10
20	180	I smiled at the two Muls, my friends.	10
20	192	I smiled to myself, for I thought how incredible that I should find myself naturally and without a second thought considering going to the rescue of the worthless, vicious wench, Vika of Treve.	10
25	18	I smiled to myself, for I could always tell her, and truthfully, that having saved her life she was now mine by Gorean law, so brief had been her freedom, and that it was up to me to determine the extent and nature of her clothing, and, indeed, whether or not she would be allowed clothing at all.	10
25	145	She smiled ruefully.	10
25	162	I smiled at her.	10
25	181	She smiled, my hand in her hair.	10
26	123	I smiled, but rather grimly.	10
26	151	She smiled.	10
26	241	Then to my astonishment she smiled up at me.	10
26	250	Vika looked up and smiled.	10
26	256	She smiled.	10
26	266	I smiled to myself as I thought of the small things on my old world that at such remoteness perhaps reenacted the ancient ceremony of the caves, the carrying of the bride over the threshold, perhaps as a prisoner, the tiny wedding bands, perhaps a small reminder of the primitive thongs that bound th...	10
26	276	I smiled at Vika's very natural correction of her mode of addressing me, for a slave girl is seldom permitted, at least publicly, to address her master by his name, only his title.	10
26	281	"May I ask," she queried, "where my master goes?" I considered the matter and smiled at her.	10
28	117	I smiled.	10
29	68	Two hypotheses would seem most likely to explain this phenomenon to them, first that I had fled the complex, second that I was nestled among them, and I smiled to myself, for I was certain that the second hypothesis would never occur to a Priest-King, for it was too improbable and Priest-Kings were ...	10
29	71	Again I smiled to myself.	10
30	12	"No longer," smiled Parp.	10
32	93	I smiled to myself, for Misk seemed now to busy himself with his cleaning hooks.	10
32	230	He smiled at me.	10
32	235	He smiled and replaced the fold of the garment over her face.	10
32	265	Parp glanced up from the pipe, holding his thumb over the bowl to prevent the tobacco from floating out of it, and smiled.	10
33	81	I smiled to myself.	10
33	147	He smiled at me.	10
34	29	I smiled to myself.	10
34	124	She smiled and turned away and my father gently put his arm about her shoulder and led her away.	10
34	150	The Older Tarl smiled.	10
35	171	I smiled to myself.	10

Book 4. (80 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	97	"His wagon," smiled Kamchak, "is the First Wagon—and it is Kutaituchik who sits upon the gray robe".	10
6	143	I smiled.	10
7	162	I smiled and took the piece of rence paper.	10
7	163	I glanced at it and then I smiled no longer.	10
7	179	Kutaituchik smiled.	10
7	202	"Do you think Priest-Kings would need a girl to find you?" Kamchak threw back his head and laughed loudly, and even Kutaituchik smiled.	10
7	223	He looked at me and smiled.	10
8	60	I looked at her and smiled.	10
8	160	She dropped her head shyly, and smiled, and sped from the wagon.	10
9	226	He smiled ingratiatingly, apologetically.	10
9	426	Kamchak smiled.	10
9	450	But to my amazement, Kamchak only smiled.	10
10	75	I smiled.	10
10	102	I smiled.	10
10	124	I smiled at the thought.	10
10	239	Kamchak smiled at me.	10
10	310	I smiled to myself, wondering if Aphris of Turia, standing so loftily at the first stake, wore beneath the robes of white and gold the camisk of a slave girl.	10
10	465	Kamras smiled with contempt.	10
11	59	He pursed his lips and then smiled.	10
11	74	Please! Please! Please!" Saphrar smiled at her.	10
11	77	Saphrar smiled.	10
11	256	"Master," added Elizabeth, with a withering look at Aphris, who smiled.	10
11	310	Aphris looked at him in fury, but then smiled.	10
11	363	"Of course," smiled Kamchak, feeding Aphris, "she is superb".	10
12	251	I smiled rather grimly to myself and took a significant swallow of paga.	10
12	458	She shook her head, the hair swirling behind her, and looked up at me, and through the tears smiled.	10
12	465	She smiled.	10
12	466	"—Master?" I smiled.	10
13	46	"Agreed," smiled Kamchak.	10
13	102	He smiled at me grimly.	10
15	37	Then he smiled.	10
15	111	He looked at me and smiled.	10
15	155	He smiled.	10
16	9	He smiled.	10
16	106	Harold smiled.	10
16	213	He smiled.	10
16	223	Saphrar smiled.	10
16	234	Saphrar took no offense but arranged his robes and smiled.	10
16	249	"It was an amusement on my part," smiled Saphrar, "to speak your name at that time—to see what you would do—to give you something, so to speak, to stir in your wine".	10
17	81	The crossbowmen also smiled.	10
23	131	I turned and smiled at him.	10
24	127	I smiled.	10
24	156	I smiled.	10
25	134	She lifted her head and smiled pertly.	10
25	196	She took the bowl of wine and smiled, waiting for me to fill one for myself.	10
25	292	I looked at her and smiled, then looked down again, lost in thought.	10
25	311	She smiled.	10
25	342	She smiled.	10
25	345	She smiled.	10
25	356	Elizabeth smiled.	10
25	385	"I am not accustomed to thinking of myself," smiled Elizabeth, "as a mammal".	10
25	386	"What do you think of yourself as," I asked, "—biologically?" "Well," she smiled, "if you wish to put it that way".	10
25	395	"Yes," I smiled, "her surrender is won—often by a master who will be satisfied with no less".	10
25	504	Then, she smiled, and looked down.	10
25	551	She looked up at me and smiled.	10
25	558	Then she smiled.	10
25	589	I smiled.	10
25	610	She smiled slyly.	10
25	630	"Well," she again challenged, "Master?" I smiled.	10
25	675	She smiled.	10
25	684	She arranged herself, and smiled up at me.	10
25	729	Then she smiled.	10
25	747	I smiled to myself.	10
25	750	I smiled.	10
25	755	"A true man," she cried out suddenly, "would not behave so! No! A true man is gentle, kind, tender, respectful, at all times, sweet and solicitous! That is a true man!" I smiled at her defenses, so classical, so typical of the modern, unhappy, civilized female, desperately frightened of being truly ...	10
25	766	I smiled at her.	10
25	853	She smiled and fingered her collar.	10
25	857	I smiled.	10
26	396	Kamchak smiled.	10
26	401	I smiled.	10
26	457	"And why, after that," I asked, "did you not give me the egg?" Kamchak smiled.	10
26	464	Kamchak smiled gently.	10
26	501	I smiled, thinking of Misk's joy at receiving the egg.	10
26	510	Kamchak smiled.	10
26	541	He looked at Harold, who smiled innocently and questioningly, and then at me, who was only honestly curious.	10
27	148	"Hail," said I, "Kamchak, Ubar San!" "Hail," cried Harold, "Kamchak, Ubar San!" Kamchak smiled and looked down.	10
27	165	He smiled.	10
27	215	She smiled.	10
27	217	Kamchak smiled.	10
28	65	Kamchak smiled.	10

Book 5. (99 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	224	I smiled and I noted that the Player, too, smiled.	10
1	58	Kuurus smiled bitterly to himself.	10
1	63	Kuurus smiled to himself.	10
2	163	The man smiled, but Kuurus did not smile.	10
2	175	Then he turned again to Kuurus, and smiled ingratiatingly.	10
2	209	He smiled.	10
2	227	Portus smiled.	10
2	270	Kuurus smiled.	10
3	141	All eyes turned to the Player and he put his head down for a moment, apparently reconstructing the game from memory, through all of its better than forty moves to that point, and then he smiled.	10
3	167	I held his hand for a moment and he held mine, and I felt his grip, and smiled, for I knew then, blinded and branded, weak and old, he was yet a man.	10
3	213	I then pressed into the hands of the Player the tarn disk of gold, of double weight, and the man held it clenched in his hands, and smiled and rose to his feet.	10
3	233	He smiled at me.	10
4	26	Cernus smiled.	10
4	49	I smiled to myself.	10
4	135	Cernus smiled.	10
4	197	He smiled.	10
5	57	I smiled.	10
5	103	Then she smiled mischievously.	10
5	558	"Perhaps you are a dull-witted slave?" The girl smiled.	10
5	697	"When you returned to the House of Cernus," I asked, "and told the Keeper what had theoretically happened to you, as I instructed you, what happened?" Elizabeth smiled.	10
5	744	Ho-Tu glanced into the room, saw Elizabeth and smiled, a slaver's smile.	10
5	764	Ho-Tu smiled.	10
6	92	I smiled to myself.	10
7	15	Cernus smiled.	10
7	137	I smiled to myself.	10
8	14	She looked up at me, and smiled, somewhat mollified.	10
8	126	"Incredible," she smiled.	10
9	138	One of the women looked at me as I left and smiled.	10
10	50	Ho-Tu smiled.	10
10	68	Elizabeth smiled.	10
10	77	I looked at Ho-Tu and smiled.	10
10	115	Then he smiled.	10
10	122	Ho-Tu smiled.	10
11	249	Flaminius smiled.	10
11	258	Flaminius smiled.	10
11	392	Flaminius smiled.	10
12	390	The man smiled at me, and turned away.	10
13	36	I rolled over and looked at Nela, and smiled.	10
13	261	I turned about and smiled at him, and he stepped back.	10
13	295	He smiled.	10
14	36	"You beast," she smiled, kissing me.	10
14	81	I smiled.	10
15	300	Virginia smiled.	10
15	373	He smiled, and returned to his game.	10
15	377	Again Cernus listened, and smiled, and then returned to the study of the board.	10
15	421	"I give you the trade of Ar! I want only my life! Caste Sanctuary! Caste Sanctuary!" Cernus smiled at Caprus and then, unexpectedly, as though he had been teasing him, he placed his first tarnsman at Ubara's Scribe Two.	10
15	437	He looked at me and smiled.	10
16	114	Without looking up, she smiled.	10
16	142	The black-haired, scarred fellow looked at me, and smiled.	10
16	148	He smiled at me.	10
17	274	Elizabeth smiled.	10
17	309	Virginia Kent straightened herself, bent down and picked up her pitcher of Ka-la-na, smiled shyly, and approached her guard.	10
17	372	Even Cernus looked up from his game and smiled.	10
17	410	And then, to my relief, he, Ubar of Ar, smiled, and then he, too, began to laugh.	10
17	553	He smiled and expansively lifted his hand.	10
17	710	She leaned back, and smiled.	10
17	841	She smiled looking at the silk, the vials and beads.	10
18	214	Flaminius smiled bitterly.	10
18	472	I smiled.	10
18	503	Cernus smiled.	10
18	513	He looked at me then and smiled.	10
18	518	He smiled.	10
19	86	Philemon looked at me with his narrow ferret eyes and smiled.	10
19	100	I saw Cernus in his chair, who smiled down at me.	10
19	168	The crowd had growled at these remarks, and Cernus had smiled.	10
19	203	But Cernus only smiled.	10
19	373	The auctioneer smiled and bowed low.	10
20	170	She turned and smiled, and then, with Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, and their guard, left the room.	10
20	236	I smiled at her.	10
20	382	She smiled, crying, and put down her head.	10
20	410	She saw me and through her tears, smiled.	10
20	411	I smiled back at her.	10
20	457	He smiled.	10
20	528	"Ubar's Tarnsman to Ubara's Scribe Four!" Scormus smiled.	10
21	31	Within the closed steel locked on my head I smiled.	10
21	55	I smiled.	10
21	67	Within the helmet I smiled.	10
21	118	"This is scarcely the time to go to Tor and buy slaves," smiled Ho-Tu.	10
21	150	I smiled.	10
21	167	She smiled.	10
21	171	She smiled.	10
22	63	One of the men looked at me and smiled.	10
22	68	I smiled.	10
22	157	I smiled.	10
22	382	I smiled at him, under my mask.	10
22	465	And then he had smiled again.	10
22	549	I smiled.	10
23	41	Sura opened her eyes one last time and regarded me, and smiled.	10
23	48	She smiled.	10
24	16	Hup smiled.	10
24	103	I looked down at him and smiled.	10
24	122	I smiled.	10
24	251	Qualius smiled and took the piece of gold.	10
24	297	Hup smiled up at me.	10
24	308	"He did not know how truly he spoke," smiled Hup.	10
24	363	She smiled through her tears.	10
24	469	Hup smiled.	10
24	505	Phyllis smiled.	10
24	514	"I know," smiled Phyllis, "Mistress".	10

Book 6. (78 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	21	I smiled to myself.	10
1	25	It is the weapon of a peasant, I heard echoing in my mind, and again smiled.	10
2	31	I smiled.	10
3	202	Ho-Hak smiled.	10
4	54	She smiled.	10
5	201	Her hands were over her head and, as she danced, she smiled, regarding me.	10
8	408	She smiled.	10
8	461	She smiled at him.	10
8	655	I smiled to myself.	10
8	700	She smiled at me.	10
8	796	She lifted her head, and smiled.	10
8	802	"Or," I said, "take you and show you well the meaning of a collar!" "Yes," she smiled, "or that".	10
9	662	The girl smiled at me.	10
10	52	I smiled to myself, looking upon the bearded, dour countenance of the officer, his long hair tied behind his head with scarlet string.	10
10	58	But still, even in the face of such reputed odds as he had faced, there were those in Port Kar who smiled behind his back, thinking to themselves how he had gone forth with so fine a showing and had returned with little more than his life, a handful of terrified men, and a narrow wooden punt.	10
10	152	I smiled to myself.	10
11	216	I smiled.	10
11	223	The captain looked at me, and smiled.	10
11	389	Then he smiled, and turned and left.	10
11	438	I myself smiled.	10
11	453	I smiled to myself.	10
11	469	Then he smiled, and spread his hands.	10
11	471	"And," I asked, "do we abide by their acceptance? Would there then be truly peace between Port Kar, and Cos and Tyros?" "That," smiled Samos, "may always be taken under consideration at a future meeting of the council".	10
11	542	And then I smiled.	10
11	559	I smiled.	10
11	577	"No," I smiled, "I only suggested that one more worthy than myself undertake so weighty a task".	10
11	587	I smiled.	10
11	603	I smiled to myself.	10
13	37	"I think not," smiled Chenbar.	10
13	59	"Let us not forget our manners, my dear," smiled Chenbar.	10
13	83	"No, no," smiled Chenbar.	10
13	118	Chenbar smiled.	10
13	131	Chenbar smiled and lifted his hand, silencing the applause.	10
13	143	"You have had dealings," I asked, "with the Ubar Henrius Sevarius in Port Kar?" Chenbar smiled.	10
13	157	"Our information is better than you seem to understand," smiled Chenbar.	10
13	171	I smiled to myself.	10
13	207	She nodded her head, and smiled.	10
13	227	I smiled as I passed him.	10
13	264	I smiled.	10
13	340	I smiled.	10
14	145	I smiled.	10
14	313	I, swaying in the basket at the masthead, with the glass of the builders, smiled.	10
14	371	I smiled.	10
14	385	I smiled.	10
14	460	"Doubtless," smiled the Admiral, "I shall receive requests to that effect".	10
15	96	Had there ever been triumph such as this in Port Kar, I asked myself, and answered, doubtless never, and smiled, for I knew that this was but the beginning.	10
15	111	I smiled to myself.	10
15	365	And so I smiled upon Sandra.	10
15	519	"Or," I asked, "should I call for the bells and the silk, and the perfumes, of a pleasure slave?" She smiled.	10
15	710	She smiled.	10
15	728	Telima smiled, tears in her eyes.	10
15	757	She smiled.	10
15	787	She smiled.	10
15	792	Telima smiled.	10
15	794	I smiled.	10
15	836	She smiled.	10
16	119	She smiled at me.	10
16	172	And then I smiled.	10
16	217	I smiled.	10
16	438	Samos smiled.	10
17	135	I smiled as the ships swept past.	10
17	224	I smiled.	10
17	290	Terence smiled.	10
17	330	I smiled.	10
18	45	I smiled.	10
18	84	I smiled at him.	10
18	351	I smiled.	10
18	400	She smiled.	10
18	470	She smiled.	10
18	489	She smiled.	10
18	575	"I, too," smiled Luma.	10
18	642	Samos smiled.	10
18	698	The boy, Fish, smiled.	10
18	747	"Beast," smiled Telima.	10
18	835	I smiled.	10
18	919	"So have we, or would we, or might we all," smiled Samos.	10
18	926	He smiled.	10
18	936	He smiled.	10

Book 7. (92 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	248	I smiled.	10
4	117	He smiled, and turned it over.	10
4	121	He smiled.	10
6	74	I smiled.	10
6	144	I smiled my prettiest smile.	10
6	372	Near me, across from me, a short girl, with dark hair, very red lips, and bright dark eyes, smiled at me.	10
6	397	Another girl, a tall, blondish girl, some two positions ahead of me and on my left, smiled.	10
6	399	I smiled.	10
7	206	Even I smiled, to see him leaping about, his arms waving, his face first transformed with mock horror and then, at last, after a wild stroke, as though with a spear, transfigured with a mock triumphal ecstasy.	10
7	213	He smiled, and said something to one of his grinning men.	10
7	274	Once, however, after I had lifted my head, smiled prettily, and uttered the ritual phrase of the inspected slave girl, "Buy me, Master," my heart nearly stopped.	10
7	377	"Elinor," smiled Ute.	10
7	455	"A barbarian," smiled the woman.	10
8	114	Ute smiled up at me.	10
8	123	Ute smiled.	10
8	207	I smiled to myself.	10
8	534	I smiled to myself.	10
8	567	I smiled to myself that I would try to please him well in the furs.	10
8	568	And I smiled again to myself, for I knew he would beat me if I did not.	10
8	769	He smiled.	10
8	996	"She-sleen," he smiled.	10
8	999	"Yes, Master," I smiled.	10
9	376	I smiled.	10
9	390	I looked at her and smiled.	10
10	177	He smiled.	10
10	180	"No," he smiled.	10
10	240	He smiled at me.	10
10	257	He smiled.	10
10	320	He smiled.	10
10	323	He smiled again.	10
10	367	He smiled.	10
10	425	The man smiled.	10
10	455	"Don't you have weapons, powerful weapons," I asked, "with which you might kill it?" The man smiled.	10
10	458	"But," he smiled, "we are safe within".	10
10	501	I smiled at him.	10
11	57	I smiled.	10
11	59	"I do not think so," smiled Targo.	10
11	71	I smiled as Lana was dragged, weeping, by a guard to her place in line.	10
11	291	Lana smiled.	10
11	1031	Already my body moved as that of a slave girl, and unconsciously, naturally! I smiled.	10
11	1177	I smiled, slightly, insolently, and knelt again before him.	10
11	1200	Targo spread his hands, and smiled.	10
11	1223	I looked away, and smiled.	10
11	1256	I smiled to myself.	10
11	1345	He smiled, releasing me.	10
12	588	She smiled.	10
13	83	"But where else is there to go?" She smiled.	10
13	273	"All right," smiled Ute.	10
13	352	The first smiled.	10
13	385	I smiled.	10
13	395	I smiled.	10
13	411	"Tal, El-in-or," smiled Ute, looking up from her work.	10
13	503	I smiled.	10
13	807	He smiled.	10
13	1069	He smiled, removing the leather, replacing it in the saddle pack.	10
13	1081	He smiled.	10
14	85	I smiled to myself.	10
14	103	"You will not escape," she smiled.	10
14	251	She smiled.	10
14	257	She smiled.	10
14	272	She smiled.	10
14	277	She smiled.	10
14	280	She smiled.	10
14	319	I smiled.	10
14	542	"He is fond of us," smiled Ena, "that is true".	10
15	314	Verna smiled down at me.	10
15	358	Ena smiled.	10
15	369	She smiled at me.	10
15	420	"Who is she?" Ena smiled.	10
15	471	He smiled, and then he threw it to me.	10
15	519	"I have taught her something of slavery already," smiled Rask of Treve.	10
15	527	"The merchant," smiled Rask of Treve, "was persuaded to give her to me, free of all costs, as a token of his esteem for the men and city of Treve".	10
15	1102	She smiled.	10
15	1132	"Do not laugh," smiled Ute, "for you, too, will be so marked, lest Raf and Pron, huntsmen of Treve, in a careless moment, devour my two other white-silk pretties".	10
15	1421	He sipped it, and smiled.	10
16	22	She had smiled, and lifted me to my feet.	10
16	74	I smiled.	10
16	80	Rask of Treve smiled.	10
16	97	I smiled.	10
16	216	"Will you not stay in the camp," I asked, "as the comrade of Rask of Treve?" She looked at me, and smiled.	10
16	319	I smiled at him, tears in my eyes.	10
16	332	I smiled up at him.	10
16	345	I smiled, tears in my eyes.	10
16	351	"I have been humbled, well humbled, Master," I smiled.	10
16	355	I smiled.	10
16	360	"No, Master," I smiled, "she did not escape".	10
16	363	He smiled.	10
16	368	"That same El-in-or," I smiled.	10
16	398	"It is well known to Rask of Treve," I smiled, "whom it is that the slave girl, El-in-or, loves".	10
16	452	I smiled through my tears.	10
16	454	"Does the proud El-in-or beg to be kept as my slave?" he smiled.	10
16	484	I smiled, and waved to him.	10

Book 8. (38 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	I smiled.	10
1	69	Samos smiled.	10
1	71	I smiled.	10
1	75	Samos smiled.	10
1	141	She observed him, and smiled contemptuously, and then looked loftily away, bored.	10
1	216	"And a stone of hard candies, from the kitchens of Ar," smiled Samos.	10
1	234	Samos smiled.	10
1	281	I looked at the man, and smiled.	10
1	361	He smiled at me.	10
1	364	He caught the purse, and smiled, and threw it to Samos, who caught it.	10
2	198	Arn smiled.	10
2	271	I smiled.	10
2	391	I smiled.	10
2	445	I smiled.	10
2	460	I smiled to myself.	10
2	726	I smiled.	10
3	64	I smiled.	10
3	286	I, too, smiled.	10
4	20	I smiled.	10
4	47	I smiled.	10
4	131	"You look upon me," she smiled, "as though I might be no more than a chained slave".	10
4	136	"It will be good to be free again," she smiled.	10
4	153	She smiled.	10
4	158	She smiled.	10
4	207	She smiled.	10
4	213	"Then you can well afford me," she smiled.	10
4	223	She smiled at me.	10
4	247	She relaxed visibly in the chains, and smiled.	10
4	270	I smiled.	10
4	320	I smiled at her.	10
4	328	I smiled.	10
4	330	She smiled.	10
5	105	I smiled.	10
5	272	I smiled.	10
6	290	I smiled.	10
6	511	"A slave?" smiled Mira.	10
6	514	"You speak of Talena," smiled Mira, "the daughter of Marlenus of Ar".	10
6	593	I smiled.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	727	Rawlinson had been the last to leave the room, and she had smiled before leaving, smiled knowingly, as it seemed to me at a later time.	10