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Book 1. (11 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	65	He had deserted my mother and me, had he not? And what was it now that he felt some regret? And how was it that he had spoken so innocently of "all of them," whoever they might be? I did not want to find out.	10
2	168	"Is not a creature beyond death, of immense power and wisdom, worthy to be so spoken of?" I was quiet.	10
2	266	He had not spoken to me of my role or destiny, whatever it was to be.	10
2	268	Most keenly perhaps, I missed that he had not spoken to me of himself, for I wanted to know him, that kindly, remote stranger whose bones were in my body, whose blood flowed in mine—my father.	10
3	36	Torm's English, incidentally, was spoken with a Gorean accent.	10
3	38	Most Goreans would have regarded it as a worthless tongue, since it is nowhere spoken on the planet, but Torm had mastered it, apparently only for the delight of seeing how living thought could express itself in yet another garb.	10
3	58	I was given some prayers to the Priest-Kings to memorize, but they were in Old Gorean, a language cultivated by the Initiates but not spoken generally on the planet, and I never bothered to learn them.	10
3	257	In Gorean, these birds are sometimes spoken of as Brothers of the Wind.	10
5	121	I realized that she had spoken to me as a free woman, using my name.	10
6	226	When she had spoken, her voice had burned with shame, and I sensed the humiliation she felt at having failed to save the Home Stone.	10
19	92	Such words had never before been spoken on Gor.	10

Book 2. (16 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	6	An ancient poet, who incredibly enough to the Gorean mind had sung the glories of many of the cities of Gor, had spoken of Ko-ro-ba as the Towers of the Morning, and it is sometimes spoken of by that name.	10
3	140	At such a time a man may not be spoken to, for according to the Gorean way of thinking pity humiliates both he who pities and he who is pitied.	10
5	3	Ko-ro-ba lay in the midst of green and rolling hills, some hundreds of feet above the level of the distant Tamber Gulf and that mysterious body of water beyond it, spoken of in Gorean simply as Thassa, the Sea.	10
9	123	"Do we not speak the Language?" I asked, referring to the beautiful mother tongue spoken in common by most of the Gorean cities.	10
10	80	I turned to look at the man who had spoken.	10
11	61	I thought that the woman in the silver mask, who had been spoken of as Second in Tharna, seemed to stiffen with apprehension at this revelation.	10
14	171	I wondered sometimes if that bird, my Ubar of the Skies, that tarn of tarns, of a race of birds spoken of by Goreans as Brothers of the Wind, might have considered himself as above the goad, resented its shocks and sparks, resented that that puny human device would pretend to teach him, he, a tarn o...	10
15	9	The bird, of course, could not have been conditioned in so short a time, nor for that matter had it even been my intention to condition the bird—for I had spoken only for the benefit of Talena.	10
19	89	"Yes!" I cried, and such words had never before been spoken on Gor.	10
19	95	"Let it be done," said the men, first one and then another, until there was a sober chorus of assent, quiet but powerful, and I knew that never before in this harsh world had men spoken thus.	10
21	229	And many of the cities of Gor were represented on that chain, sometimes spoken of as the Slaver's Necklace—there was a blond girl from lofty Thentis, a dark-skinned girl with black hair that fell to her ankles from the desert city of Tor, girls from the miserable streets of Port Kar in the de...	10
21	249	The words were soft, but clearly and unmistakably spoken, "Buy me, Master".	10
22	104	I knew she had spoken the truth.	10
23	28	I had spoken to her of my work in the mountains, of my destiny which lay therein.	10
25	150	She had spoken of settling an account with me.	10
26	32	"And add to the golden tarn disks," she had exclaimed, "tarn disks of silver to be formed from the masks of our women, for henceforth in Tharna no woman may wear a mask of either gold or silver, not even though she be Tatrix of Tharna herself!" And as she had spoken, according to the customs of Thar...	10

Book 3. (12 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	94	The most significant reason, however, becomes clear when the role of the last man on the file, who is spoken of as Last Spear, is understood.	10
8	9	She had spoken the truth.	10
9	128	"You are the first of the men in this chamber," she said, "who have spoken to me of these things".	10
13	6	In our sense there is no distinction between a spoken and written language for the Priest-Kings, though there is an analogous distinction between linguistic patterns that are actually sensed and those which are potentially to be sensed, an example of the latter being the scents of a yet uncoiled sce...	10
18	88	"Sometimes this is spoken of as the Home Stone of all Gor," said Sarm, as we walked the long, winding, iron spiral that clung to the side of a vast, transparent blue dome.	10
20	172	"Perhaps we should not have spoken even this much to you, Tarl Cabot".	10
21	40	On the surface it is spoken by none but members of the Caste of Initiates, who use it primarily in their numerous and complex rituals.	10
25	171	The words were spoken very softly, very slowly, haltingly, painfully, and it must have cost the proud girl of Treve much to speak them.	10
27	104	The special Gur used on the Feast of Tola is, in the ancient fashion, kept for weeks in the social stomachs of specially chosen Priest-Kings to mellow and reach the exact flavor and consistency desired, which Priest-Kings are then spoken of as retaining Gur.	10
32	214	When he had first spoken to me I knew now he would have been under the control of Priest-Kings, that his control net would have been activated and his words and actions dictated, at least substantially, from the Scanning Room below, but now the Scanning Room, like most of the Nest, was demolished, a...	10
33	128	I thought how dangerous might be the Initiates if, intertwined with their superstitious lore and their numerous impressive ceremonies, there had been a truly moral message, something that might have spoken to the nobility of men.	10
35	142	The thoughts that he had spoken horrified me.	10

Book 4. (13 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	29	Accordingly, the main divisions of the map are Ta-Sardar-Var, and the other seven; taking the Sardar as our "north pole" the other directions, clockwise as Earth clocks move (Gorean clock hands move in the opposite direction) would be, first, Ta-Sardar-Var, then, in order, Ror, Rim, Tun, Vask (somet...	10
2	17	And if I should find the object—why should I not myself destroy it, and destroy thereby the race of Priest-Kings, giving this world to my own kind, to men, to do with as they pleased, unrestricted by the laws and decrees of Priest-Kings that so limited their development, their technology? Onc...	10
2	21	But I would not destroy the egg—not only because it contained life—but because it was important to my friend, whose name was Misk and is elsewhere spoken of; much of the life of that brave creature was devoted to the dream of a new life for Priest-Kings, a new stock, a new beginning; a...	10
2	22	I recalled a windy night in the shadow of the Sardar when we had spoken of strange things, and I had left him and come down the hill, and had asked the leader of those with whom I had traveled the way to the Land of the Wagon Peoples.	10
6	134	"I once lived in lands where her language is spoken," I said.	10
7	18	It was undoubtedly that of which Kamchak had spoken, the robe upon which sits the Ubar of the Tuchuks, that simple robe which is his throne.	10
8	242	I had determined, of course, to my satisfaction, having spoken with him once, that the boy, or young man, was indeed Gorean; his people and their people before them and as far back as anyone knew had been, as it is said, of the Wagons.	10
9	59	He had not spoken with us nor acknowledged our presence at the feast.	10
9	166	I recalled Kamchak had spoken of her once or twice.	10
9	359	One girl, the leader of the dancers, she who had spoken to Kamchak, was a Tuchuk girl, and was particularly startling, vital, uncontrollable, wild.	10
16	253	"No one has spoken to you, Slave," remarked Harold.	10
21	8	Kamchak had not spoken but sat on his kaiila, his face dark with resolve.	10
27	139	I recalled he had spoken of this.	10

Book 5. (17 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	312	"I gather," said Kuurus, "that you wish to hire my sword, that you may in some degree protect yourself from the men and the plans of the house of which you have spoken".	10
4	9	When I had spoken several of the men-at-arms of Cernus had shifted uneasily.	10
5	170	There was rather only a set of odors, secreted from his signal glands, picked up by the translator and transduced into mechanically reproduced Gorean words, each spoken separately, none with emotion.	10
5	213	Elizabeth, I noted, had stepped from us as we had spoken.	10
5	421	"I knew," said Misk, "I should not have spoken of this matter with you".	10
5	433	"While the Others threaten," I said, "how can any man rest easy?" "I have spoken too much to you," said Misk.	10
6	115	I myself would have spoken more highly of the girls than had Ho-Tu, who was perhaps overly negative in his evaluation, but it was true that there were differences between these girls and more experienced girls.	10
11	325	The male of Earth is conditioned to be more timid, vacillating and repressed than the males of Gor; to be subject, to achieve social controls, to guilts and anxieties that would be as incomprehensible to the Gorean male as a guilt over having spoken to one's father-in-law's sister would be to most o...	10
12	62	I did not find it strange that he had spoken to me.	10
12	385	"Perhaps you did not enjoy the races?" It was the voice of the man who had sat behind me in the tiers, before I had changed my seat to avoid recognition by the small fool Hup, he who had spoken poorly of the Hinrabian on the throne of Ar, and who had purchased a candy from the fool.	10
14	38	"While you were sporting about at the Pool of Blue Flowers," she said, "I was spoken to by Caprus".	10
15	11	I reminded myself, again and again, as the month clock rotated, that Caprus was a trusted agent of Priest-Kings, that Misk himself had spoken in the highest terms of him.	10
17	175	"Ar is at war with itself," said one man, who had not spoken before, a Scribe.	10
17	202	Two members of the High Council, who had spoken out against the influence of Merchants in the politics of Ar, presumably a veiled reference to Cernus, were found slain, one cut down by killing knife and another throttled and found dangling from a bridge near his home.	10
18	168	Those afflicted with it, commonly spoken of simply as the Afflicted Ones, may not enter into normal society.	10
19	271	"One hundred gold pieces," spoken by a Slaver who wore the insignia of Tor, some feet from the box of Cernus.	10
20	349	"Further, let no word of this shame be spoken outside this house".	10

Book 6. (13 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	The Older Tarl, my former master-at-arms, had so spoken to me years before in Ko-ro-ba, my city, the Towers of the Morning.	10
4	120	Neither of us had spoken for a long time.	10
7	56	In marsh barges there is no time-beater, or keleustes, but the count to the oarsmen is given by mouth, by one spoken of as the oar-master.	10
11	237	"None have spoken of Cos and Tyros," he said.	10
11	256	It might have been a larl that had spoken.	10
11	493	If he had known this, I asked myself, why had he not spoken before? "Perhaps," I asked, "Samos will propose that we now withdraw our patrols from Thassa?" Samos looked at me, and the look was as cold and hard as Gorean steel.	10
13	54	It was Chenbar, who had spoken.	10
15	277	It irritated me that she had spoken.	10
15	828	"Yes," she cried, "I want to be first girl!" I laughed, pleased that she had spoken her guilt out of her own mouth.	10
16	85	Telima had never spoken much to me of her slavery in Port Kar.	10
16	265	But he had spoken as a Ubar.	10
18	43	I did not know if the victory we had won, for victory it surely seemed to be, was decisive or not, but I well knew that the twenty-fifth of Se'Kara, for that was the day on which this battle had been fought, would not be soon forgotten in Port Kar, that city once called squalid and malignant, but wh...	10
18	892	Samos had spoken gently, but he was a slaver.	10

Book 7. (19 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	75	We had much spoken, and much loved, and much spoken.	10
3	59	But when the other had spoken to him, curtly, in the strange tongue, he had obeyed, and promptly.	10
6	285	One, at least, of the men on the black ship had spoken English.	10
7	351	And, only some ten days after my lessons had begun, I had my first dream in which intelligible Gorean was spoken to me and I responded, spontaneously, without thinking, in the same tongue.	10
10	42	And he had spoken in English.	10
10	106	It can be frightening to stand so, not spoken to, waiting, naked, a female slave, before a man.	10
10	368	"I had spoken with Targo and the guards," he said, "and knew the celebrations planned for the evening.	10
10	369	Further, I had even spoken with the guards, ostensibly jesting with them, as to their choices for the evening.	10
11	1415	With every other girl, as far as I knew, in our cage, and further along the tier of cages, as far as I could hear, he had either spoken with them, or dismissed them, or told them to return to their place.	10
12	136	I was startled that she had spoken so.	10
13	371	They had always spoken only of "she".	10
14	238	The guard who had spoken to me rose to his feet.	10
16	395	The absolute truth must be spoken to a Gorean master.	10
17	68	And, too, in various nights, he had spoken to me of himself, and of the death of his parents, and of his training as a boy in Treve, and his learning of the ways of tarns and of the steel of weapons.	10
17	73	I do not think there was another to whom he had ever spoken this small and delicate thing.	10
17	170	Then one day we had done little but speak to one another, at great length, with much gentleness and intimacy, and in the night, after our lovings, had spoken together, long, lying before the fire.	10
17	330	He was one of the few men, or women, on Gor who spoke my name as it had been spoken on Earth.	10
17	385	When I had spoken Bosk had said to me, "Go to the kitchen, for there is work for you there".	10
18	22	I have spoken to Telima.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	81	It was Mira, who had spoken to me in my camp.	10
10	219	I know of no language in which the truth may be spoken.	10
10	220	The truth can be seen, and felt, and known, but I do not think it may be spoken.	10
11	563	The words that she had spoken stunned us, all save Marlenus.	10
13	128	They need not even have spoken.	10
13	157	Much now seemed more clear to me, things that the girls had not spoken.	10
15	842	The red-haired girl went swiftly to the girl who had spoken and struck her twice.	10
16	76	In all, throughout the day, the great bow had spoken forty-one times, and forty-one men of Tyros now lay scattered along the trail and in the forest, feed for prowling sleen.	10
16	234	Mira, blindfolded, kneeling before the harshly spoken Vinca, put down her head.	10
19	327	In particular I am interested in obtaining one spoken of as Rim, and another named Arn.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	171	We can say, "This building is beautiful," but we do not learn the beauty of the building from the words; the building it is which teaches us its beauty; and how can one speak the beauty of the building, as it is? Does one say that it has so many pillars, that it has a roof of a certain type, and suc...	10
2	39	They converse among themselves in archaic Gorean, which is no longer spoken among the people.	10
6	499	He might know the haunts of Kurii; he might know dialects of the north, some of which are quite divergent from standard Gorean, as it is spoken, say, in Ar or Ko-ro-ba, or even in distant Turia; the habits and customs of the northern halls and villages might be familiar to him; I had no wish to be t...	10
11	275	It made the hair on my neck rise to hear them, for I knew they had spoken to one another.	10
13	12	The high seat, though spoken of as "high," was the same height as the other benches.	10
13	134	The woman of the Jarl had spoken.	10
13	404	Yet he had now, before his men, spoken.	10
17	119	The commander of a military Kur, thus, might better be thought of as the "brain" or "mind," but continues, in their languages, to be spoken of as the "blood".	10
17	136	Why the conjunction of bands is spoken of as a "March" is also unclear.	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	242	I looked at the man to whom I had spoken earlier.	10
4	557	"Truly have you spoken," I agreed.	10
10	370	I wondered how scandalized, how embarrassed and shamed the former Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen would be to hear her needs and her performance so boldly and publicly spoken of.	10
11	239	Had you spoken obscurely I might not have understood".	10
12	156	The fellow who had spoken before laughed.	10
14	212	It had puzzled me that Ibn Saran had spoken thusly to Hassan, a bandit.	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	679	I noted that she had spoken without permission.	10
25	630	Tarna had been spoken of in the past tense.	10
26	473	He performs what is spoken of sometimes as the whip song, though it is not a song, but rather a series of calls or announcements.	10

Book 11. (37 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	378	Often had we spoken to him soothingly as though in deference and pity, as though he might not be kneeling chained in the fortress of enemies; sometimes, too, we had spoken to him in husky whispers, as though he had much aroused our feminine slave bloods; much had we pressed upon him our kisses, our ...	10
25	152	"If we should be able to seize him who is spoken of as Belisarius, do you think we could derive the cipher key from him?" "Perhaps," said Iskander, "but I suspect that a spoken word, uttered by Belisarius himself, would, by suggestion, remove the cipher key from his mind".	10
2	905	I had both spoken without permission, and broken position without permission.	10
3	19	During this time he had not spoken to me, and I had followed him at the position and distance which he had indicated.	10
3	529	It was more slender, more vertical, more like a stem with floral, cursive loops, about an inch and a half in height, and a half inch in width; it was, I would later learn, the initial letter in cursive script of the Gorean expression 'Kajira'; my own brand was the "dina"; the dina is a small, lovely...	10
3	531	That in the north the lovely dina was spoken of as the "slave flower" did not escape the notice of the expatriated Turians; in time, in spite of the fact that "Dina" is a lovely name, and the dina a delicate, beautiful flower, it would no longer be used in the southern hemisphere, no more than in th...	10
3	536	But perhaps the dina is spoken of as the slave flower merely because, in the north, it is, though delicate and beautiful, a reasonably common, unimportant flower; it is also easily plucked, being defenseless, and can be easily crushed, overwhelmed and, if one wishes, discarded.	10
3	549	Girls branded as I was were already spoken of on Gor, rather disparagingly, as "dinas".	10
4	371	Indeed, I would later learn that bina were sometimes spoken of, derisively, as "Kajira bana".	10
4	633	He had drawn them the preceding night for his lieutenants, when they had spoken alone.	10
4	1176	It was not merely that I was eager to piteously and submissively display my beauty to them, that they might be moved to take it in their arms and vanquish it, but, beyond this, I was overwhelmed by an entire dimension of emotion which might be spoken of, though inadequately, as the desire to yield s...	10
5	393	If I had spoken he would instantly have detected my accent, my faltering Gorean, and would have marked me as a barbarian girl.	10
5	636	Girls who wear the brand are sometimes spoken of as Dinas.	10
6	204	Had I so spoken, so freshly and without permission, I might have been whipped.	10
7	28	The horde of Pa-Kur, as it is spoken of, had set siege to glorious Ar.	10
7	36	He is sometimes spoken of as the Ubar of Ubars.	10
9	996	A peasant who is actively engaged in agricultural pursuits is spoken of as one who makes fields fruitful.	10
9	1797	I recoiled on the beams, so spoken of.	10
15	1	I am Spoken to by My Mistress I was thrown to the tiles before the recumbent figure seated on the curule chair.	10
15	175	You cannot conceive of what it means!" "Are you not what is spoken of as a 'hot' slave?" she asked.	10
15	191	It seemed strange to me, later, that we, together, had spoken so.	10
16	190	He is from Kasra, and is spoken of, I understand, as the Sea Sleen.	10
16	208	She would not then, I think, have spoken so insolently.	10
22	300	"What happens," asked the free woman of me, "if we, below decks, are rammed?" It was the first time she had spoken to me.	10
22	348	"You have spoken vulgarly before me," she said.	10
22	766	He struck me, savagely, for I, a slave, had spoken his name.	10
24	27	Port Kar is sometimes spoken of by her citizens as the Jewel of Thassa.	10
24	184	I had spoken without permission.	10
24	234	In a moment, Clitus Vitellius, aided by the hand of the man who had spoken to us, leaped aboard.	10
24	323	"And who is its captain?" I asked, referring to the man who had spoken with us, the lean, strong, reddish-haired man, so like an animal, clearly of the warriors.	10
25	21	I might, in my normal waking state, have recalled much of what had occurred there, even to the words spoken, but, in the unusual state of consciousness which Iskander, by means of his drug and his suggestions, had induced in me even the most trivial details, little things which a waking consciousnes...	10
25	26	"What does it matter," Samos had asked Iskander, "whether a word is spoken before or after another?" "It may matter much," said Iskander.	10
26	348	He had spoken to me in the voice of the Gorean master.	10
27	62	Various of the girls whom I remembered, and Slave Beads in particular, had, with the permission of Busebius, the tavern master, spoken with me and kissed me.	10
27	482	I had not spoken her secret to anyone.	10
28	406	"Too," he said, "more than once this evening you have spoken without permission".	10
29	268	Perhaps this is why he had warned me to silence, that I might not try to speak, but would be content to feel what could not, in any language, be spoken.	10

Book 12. (15 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	22	They had found two worlds, one spoken of as Earth, the other as Gor.	10
2	705	Centius of Cos, on the other hand, was an older man; no one knew how old; it was said the stabilization serums had not taken their full effect with him until he had seen fifty winters; he was slight and gray-haired; he was quite different in personality and character from the young Scormus; he was q...	10
4	49	He had spoken in Gorean.	10
5	37	"I have spoken to you of that matter," I said.	10
8	11	"It will be done," said the voice of the man who had spoken.	10
9	178	There are several barbarian languages spoken on Gor, usually in more remote areas.	10
9	187	He had spoken in Gorean.	10
12	294	I have spoken of "Thimble" and "Thistle".	10
12	345	I had not yet spoken to Imnak about the carving of bluish stone among my belongings, the carving of a Kur, with an ear half torn away.	10
15	1043	"My Gorean master has spoken," she said.	10
21	301	You would not speak unless you were spoken to, and then presumably only to respond deferentially to commands.	10
23	379	Ram had not spoken softly.	10
24	27	He had spoken with the literalness of the red hunter.	10
28	17	"He is awakening," said a girl, she who had first spoken to me.	10
33	34	He had spoken of convergent evolution.	10

Book 13. (22 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	59	I had also questioned the girl, who had, at that time, spoken only English.	10
1	390	She had spoken in English.	10
6	70	There are, of course, many languages spoken on Gor, but that language I have called Gorean, in its various dialects, is the lingua franca of the planet.	10
6	71	It is spoken most everywhere, except in remote areas.	10
6	74	To some extent, of course, this is a misnomer, as there are many languages which are spoken in the equatorial interior which would not be intelligible to a native speaker of the Ushindi area.	10
6	76	Gorean, incidentally, is spoken generally in Schendi.	10
6	82	He speaks several fluently, though his native tongue is Gorean, which is spoken standardly in Anango, his island.	10
11	13	Something in it, when she had cried out, or spoken to me, suggested that she might be familiar with English.	10
11	120	As he had spoken, it had seemed to me that there might have been a slight, interesting emphasis on the word feigned.	10
11	249	"We had this through Uchafu, the slaver, who had spoken to Ulafi," said the man.	10
12	468	Also, you have spoken without permission.	10
16	51	The inland speech had been spoken in the home.	10
20	44	She had spoken without permission.	10
23	194	Ayari, to my right, knew Ushindi well enough to transpose easily into the related Ngao dialect spoken in the Ukungu district, but I did not.	10
23	196	I had little doubt but what, between his Gorean and my understanding of the Ushindi dialect spoken at the court of Bila Huruma, we could communicate.	10
24	140	If I had spoken Ushindi more fluently I could probably have made out their discourse, as Ayari did, for the Ukungu speech is a closely related language.	10
32	194	The second level is often spoken of as the canopy, or as that of the canopies.	10
35	33	The girls had spoken in Gorean.	10
47	41	Scarcely had he spoken but the skies opened up and, from the midst of the black, swirling clouds, while lightning cracked and shattered across the sky and branches lashed back and forth wildly in the wind, the driven, darkly silver sheets of a tropical rain storm descended upon us.	10
57	85	Before Bila Huruma had left the village of Nyundo, central village of the Ukungu villages, he had spoken to Kisu.	10
57	245	Yesterday afternoon, for the first time, I had spoken in English to her.	10
57	336	She put down her head, smiling, joyful that her master had spoken highly of her, though she was only a slave.	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	365	But I have spoken with this 'Harrison Smith.	10
4	308	"How foolishly I have spoken to you," she said, "a mere slave!" She then turned to the two girls.	10
4	310	"Why, Mistress," I asked, "have you spoken to me as you have? Surely your techniques would be more effective if I were imperfectly aware of them? It is as though you were warning me of your intentions".	10
9	28	A woman's voice had spoken.	10
11	447	I had spoken in English.	10
11	449	"It is a very long time since I have spoken in that tongue," she said.	10
11	450	She had spoken in English.	10
11	452	"I would have thought you would have said something like 'It's been a long time since I have spoken English.	10
11	507	"No," I said, "of course not!" I was surprised that she had spoken of herself as she did, using her name.	10
13	537	We had both spoken, naturally, in the language of our masters.	10
13	542	Surprisingly, perhaps, we had spoken together in Gorean without really considering the matter.	10
22	787	"Yes, Master," she said, quickly, frightened that she had been abruptly spoken to.	10
22	808	His voice was quite different when he spoke to the slave from what it had been when he had spoken to the free woman.	10
27	110	And certainly, too, it is a custom which is widely spread on Gor, apparently even in more remote and outlying areas of this world where the most common language of the planet, Gorean, is infrequently spoken, if at all.	10

Book 15. (18 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	240	She gasped, and looked up at him, spoken of as beautiful.	10
14	14	Miss Henderson stood aghast at the top of the stairs, that a slave should have so spoken.	10
20	5	"Make no unfortunate move," said the pirate, he who had spoken to me before.	10
21	30	Gorean, for example, is not spoken on all parts of Gor.	10
21	80	"Glyco, the merchant of Port Cos, has spoken freely of your bravery on the wharves, in your recovery of his purse".	10
22	323	"I am sorry," I said, "to have spoken cruelly to you.	10
24	220	I was interested that she had spoken, and naturally, of the licking of feet.	10
24	229	If you do not speak because you regard me as only a contemptible slave, unworthy to be spoken to, touch me once upon the left arm".	10
24	442	"You understand, of course, Master," she said, "that I would not have spoken to a man of Earth, those pathetic and ineffectual fools, with the intimacy, the frankness and honesty with which I have addressed you, a man of Gor".	10
25	49	"I have spoken to Glyco, Merchant of Port Cos," said Callimachus.	10
25	96	"Glyco, to whom I have spoken, being a merchant of Port Cos, can meet openly with Callisthenes without arousing suspicion.	10
26	224	She had spoken without permission.	10
26	229	One of them had muttered something angrily, when Miles of Vonda had spoken as he had.	10
28	306	It interested me that Tasdron had, without even thinking about it, spoken of me as of Victoria.	10
30	219	I suspected that there might have been at least one matter of which she had not spoken to me, to which she had perhaps implicitly alluded, but of which she had refused to explicitly speak.	10
31	121	In his own hall, when his girls had finished with me, making me yield in his presence, his enemy, for the amusement of himself and his men, I had heard him, as he had spoken to Kliomenes, declare an intention to move his fleet east.	10
32	71	I had suggested my reservations concerning traveling on the river in these troubled times to Florence, when I had spoken to her in the tavern of Tasdron.	10
32	76	Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	23	"Wait! Bucklers and swords! Bucklers and swords, Lads!" Almost at the instant that he had spoken grappling irons looped over the bulwarks and snapped back, the points anchoring in the wood.	10
9	435	"Our feet are chained!" said the man who had spoken.	10
11	115	"They are the ones from the pens of which you have spoken," I said.	10
17	63	An abrupt command was spoken to her by her fair companion, and she quickly put her hands down, at her sides.	10
17	64	Another command was spoken, and the leash jerked taut.	10
18	510	Not once have you even spoken to your slave.	10
21	639	"I think Master is angry, is embarrassed, to have so spoken his feelings before a slave," she said.	10
21	653	"We have spoken too much, slut," I said.	10

Book 17. (33 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	45	The phrase which she had repeated more than once, "I have been sent to your blankets," for example, had not been spoken as a slave girl in full cognizance of its meaning, humbly making it clear that her nearness to the male was not illicit, and begging him to consider her for his pleasure-use, but r...	10
1	445	"Why is the leader spoken of as a Blood?" asked Samos.	10
1	748	It was the first time I had spoken to the beasts.	10
1	749	Perhaps I should not have spoken, but I had been in the vicinity of the event in question.	10
2	57	"A bewildering complexity of tribal languages is spoken in the Barrens," I said, "most of them unintelligible to native speakers of the others.	10
2	213	I have suspected that they are spoken of as the Barrens not so much in an attempt to appraise them with geographical accuracy as to discourage their penetration, exploration and settlement.	10
3	109	"This is the first time she has spoken so.	10
4	147	"Please, Master," begged the girl who had spoken earlier to the young man, "when we camp, tie my neck to a tree and untie my ankles.	10
6	121	The girl had spoken in English.	10
8	760	The red-haired slave had spoken without permission.	10
8	801	"Oh! Oh!" She had again spoken without permission.	10
8	882	Several went toward the block of the girl with whom Ginger had spoken.	10
8	992	She had spoken in English.	10
11	195	It seemed to me that Ginger had certainly spoken bluntly to the new barbarian slaves, but, still, I felt, on the whole, it had been appropriate for her to do so.	10
13	21	She had spoken in Gorean.	10
13	112	I had spoken in English.	10
13	1443	"Virginity, as I understand it, in English," I said, "is sometimes spoken of as though it might be something which could be lost.	10
13	1459	"In English, as I see now, interestingly, virginity is spoken of as a positive property, and nonvirginity, in spite of its obvious and momentous importance, and even its necessity, presumably, for the continuation of the species, seems to be regarded as being merely the absence of a property, or the...	10
13	1502	"Such expressions," I said, "are commonly to be spoken of, and by, free persons.	10
14	369	It irritated me that she had spoken so generally of the men of Earth.	10
14	457	This has to do, one supposes, with what has been spoken of as the Memory.	10
14	750	I thought of what is sometimes spoken of by the red savages as the Memory.	10
14	914	It is for such reasons, perhaps, that the coffle is sometimes spoken of as the slaver's necklace.	10
14	1125	This arrangement is doubtless to be expected, for it reflects a common grammatical feature of the spoken languages of the red savages.	10
16	420	I had, to be sure, spoken more to myself than to him.	10
17	284	A word was spoken.	10
17	287	It was he who had spoken.	10
17	322	And again I recollected what was spoken of as the Memory.	10
17	423	"Yes," said the fellow who had spoken, contritely.	10
18	17	"I have spoken Dust Leg to him, and Kaiila, and some Fleer," said Grunt.	10
19	253	"What did the Yellow-Kaiila Rider say to you," I asked, "after he had spoken to the youth, before he had returned to his place?" "That the youth was within his rights," said Grunt, "that he could claim her, under the circumstances, by right of slave capture".	10
19	527	Words were spoken.	10
19	578	She had spoken without permission.	10

Book 18. (10 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	203	At a given point, high in the territory of the Kaiila tribe, it branches into two rivers, which are normally spoken of as the Northern Kaiila and the Southern Kaiila.	10
2	310	He had spoken to a girl who was standing near the stirrup of another girl, mounted on a kaiila.	10
2	311	The standing girl, to whom Cuwignaka had spoken, had come with the Isanna.	10
9	77	As soon as the words are spoken, or her signature is placed on the pertinent document, or documents, she is no longer a free person.	10
40	151	"She is a slave, is she not?" asked the Waniyanpi woman who had spoken before, she who was not engaged in the stirring, pointing at Mira.	10
40	647	Such words are not to be spoken lightly.	10
54	2	The warrior who had spoken was Fleer.	10
54	107	This was now Wayuksapiwi, in the calendar of the Dust Legs, the Corn-Harvest Moon, or, as it is spoken of in the reckoning of the Kaiila, Canwapekasnawi, the moon when the wind shakes off the leaves.	10
54	265	One of Mahpiyasapa's wives, with a switch in her gnarled, mutilated hand, the woman with whom I had once spoken outside of his lodge before the attack on the summer camp, was supervising her in her duties.	10
56	37	Farewells were rapidly spoken.	10

Book 19. (17 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	2	I had been dreaming in Gorean, the language spoken in Corcyrus, and, I had learned, in much of this world.	10
4	208	"That the truth might be spoken in Corcyrus," he said, "that the misery and anger of the people might be declared!" "Prepare his neck," said Ligurious.	10
6	52	I wondered why I had spoken as I had.	10
8	252	It was not like I had just decided to speak and had spoken.	10
20	131	How scandalized I was to hear these things! I was not used to hearing myself spoken about in terms of the graphic simplicities often applied to slaves.	10
24	24	Luta need not have spoken as loudly as she had.	10
24	25	I do not think the man would have minded it if we had spoken quietly among ourselves.	10
26	179	He was the most exciting, attractive man I had ever seen, so handsome, so well spoken, so civilized, so refined".	10
26	242	On the other hand, I have spoken to some Gorean girls who have fallen slave and I learn, to my interest, that most are delighted to be freed from the layerings, the heat and general discomfort, of veiling.	10
29	63	His name was spoken in fear by slaves.	10
31	514	Though he had not spoken to me, save to summon me imperiously to him, I had little doubt that he was still thinking of me in terms of Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
33	229	I maintain that the truth which she would cry out under torture would be no different from that which you have already heard freely spoken".	10
33	490	A word was spoken.	10
33	587	He was the man whose life I had spared, when he had spoken out so forcibly against the Tatrix, on that day, so long ago, when I had been in the palanquin with Ligurious, that day in which, in the glory of a state procession, we had been carried through the streets of Corcyrus.	10
33	696	Then she lowered her head, cringing, for she had spoken without permission.	10
33	842	"You may put me under tortures, Master," she said, "but, woe, I know little more than I have spoken.	10
36	20	I had spoken with them, and kissed them, shedding tears.	10

Book 20. (20 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	Sometimes, however, to distinguish it from differing forms of the game, it is spoken of as Merchant Kaissa, from the role of the Merchants in making it the official form of Kaissa for the fairs, Player Kaissa, from the role of the Players in its codification, or the Kaissa of En'Kara, for it was off...	10
1	329	In such modalities, again and again, insistently, I have been spoken to by my deepest self".	10
1	348	The words had been spoken.	10
1	869	She had spoken obediently, and volubly, but she had been able, all in all, to help us but little.	10
1	1066	"Is it the sleen for her, Captain?" asked he who was first of the two guardsmen, he who had just spoken.	10
2	71	The man who had spoken was not masked, nor was I.	10
2	126	I remembered now where I had seen the man who had spoken to me near the platform of the magician.	10
2	884	I wondered who had spoken to him.	10
2	997	Too, we had spoken together near the magician's stage.	10
4	63	"Several times," she said, "we have spoken openly before your slaves".	10
4	100	He seemed to have spoken somewhat guardedly.	10
9	50	It is sometimes, too, spoken of as the "Staff and Fronds".	10
9	196	"I have spoken," announced Boots, grandly.	10
10	353	Too, she had spoken the truth.	10
12	677	"I have spoken without permission.	10
13	331	Too, however, I knew the urt people could, and did upon occasion, as in their rare contacts with civilized folk, communicate in a type of Gorean, many of the words evidencing obvious linguistic corruptions but others, interestingly, apparently closely resembling archaic Gorean, a language not spoken...	10
16	801	Boots had spoken to her of such a banquet, and of the "finest entertainment".	10
18	398	"Surely," said another, uneasily, he who had spoken fearfully earlier, "if he had been able to reach one of the doors, he would not have had the time to pause and let himself in".	10
18	403	"I do not think he would have had time to reach one of the doors," said a fellow, one who had spoken earlier.	10
22	14	I had little doubt that yesterday morning she would have been whipped, for having spoken without permission, as he had informed her in the hall of Belnar.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	295	For example, in Spanish, certainly one of the major languages spoken on Earth, the letter 'q' seldom, if ever, has the 'kwah' sound.	10
2	94	As soon as I had spoken she crawled over the flat stones to the ashes of the fire, and began to prod among them, stirring them with a narrow stick, searching for covert vital embers.	10
16	1023	"I have already spoken to them," said Mincon.	10
17	19	"I have spoken to the driver," she said.	10
21	194	At any rate, Dietrich of Tarnburg, when I had spoken with him in Torcadino, claimed to have received no responses to these earlier communications.	10
23	68	He was the fellow I had spoken to in the Teiban Market.	10
23	189	"And where do you lodge?" His voice was not other than it had been when he had spoken to others.	10
25	1100	I should not have spoken first".	10
25	1328	I have spoken to you first.	10
25	2355	The hostess, in earlier speaking to me of the free woman brought in for a joke, had spoken of putting her out back in the morning, naked, and, if she had been used, with her hands tied behind her, with a punched tarsk bit tied on her belly.	10
26	779	He had spoken truly, it seems.	10

Book 22. (27 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	72	My teacher, she also with whom I had spoken on the phone, proved to be an incredibly lovely woman.	10
3	219	I recalled that the man in the aisle, he in the incident which had taken place some three months ago, that in connection with Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities, had spoken of a world like one long past, a world in which, as he had said, women such as myself were bought and ...	10
3	349	I had recognized him even before he had spoken.	10
3	500	He had spoken of my "quarters," and not, say, of my "rooms" or my "apartment".	10
3	929	Oddly enough, it did not seem congenial to the type of world of which he had spoken.	10
4	302	He had even spoken of a "collar".	10
5	164	This was not simply because of the frequency and intensiveness of our lessons, and our finding ourselves in an environment where this language, it seemed, was simply, or primarily, spoken, but because of our motivation.	10
5	196	The lessons of which the man had spoken were not all linguistic, of course.	10
6	27	But I had now learned that he had spoken the truth.	10
6	30	A command was spoken and we rose.	10
7	17	I had accepted that we could be owned, and, indeed, were, but it still frightened me, to hear it spoken of so openly, owned, and by a private master! "There are the banners of Cos, too, as well as those of Brundisium," said another.	10
7	55	"I am sure this is Brundisium," said the girl who had first spoken.	10
8	183	Some masters like the ponytail hairdo on a slave, which, on Gor, is usually spoken of as the "leash," or "hair leash," for, by it, a girl may be conveniently seized and controlled.	10
8	226	She also commonly kneels when spoken to by any free person.	10
9	267	Among slaves, not free women, these things are sometimes spoken of along the lines as to whether or not a girl has been "opened" for the uses of men.	10
11	1181	He had not spoken to me, nor I to him.	10
13	1023	How could Hendow have spoken to a free person in this fashion? Never had I seen him as he was.	10
20	372	I put my head down, so spoken of.	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
27	176	I recalled, oddly, when I had knelt before Tyrrhenius, weeks before, when I had learned that he was going to sell me, he had spoken of "inquiries".	10
32	43	He had spoken in English.	10
32	95	I had not been spoken to.	10
32	165	I recalled Tyrrhenius had spoken of "inquiries".	10
32	249	This was the first time I had ever spoken these words.	10
34	660	"Do you think such things are to be spoken to a master?" he asked.	10
34	662	"Such things," he said, "are not to be spoken to a master".	10
34	686	"Such things are not to be spoken of," he said.	10

Book 23. (21 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	105	There, personally and at length, I had spoken to him.	10
5	28	This must be she, then, of whom the keeper had spoken.	10
5	219	"I am not a slave!" "Perhaps you had spoken up to him," I speculated, "though you were only a debtor slut".	10
9	398	I had refastened it in a simple bowknot, a sort of knot which on Gor, in certain contexts, as in the present context, is spoken of as a slave knot.	10
10	393	Even before he had spoken two answering quarrels from the wall had leaped toward the trench, one skittering off one of the boulders there, then bounding oddly away, end over end, to the right, another passing half through some of the planking spread over the trench.	10
10	462	"Stranger," said the voice which had first spoken of honor to me, "know that you have been spared now, in your entry into the city, because of the flag you bore.	10
11	300	"But where," asked a young fellow in the back, the first time he had spoken, "are the relieving forces of Ar?" "It is my hope that they are on their way here," said Aemilianus.	10
17	325	I had not spoken to her, so she, helpless in the darkness of the hood, would not know, actually, who it was who had busied himself about her.	10
17	737	"Let us continue on," said the fellow, he who had also spoken earlier.	10
18	205	He had hardly spoken when the interior gate, leading out to the landing, swung inward, and a stream of Cosians waiting within, a moment later, helmeted, with shields, thrusting with spears, slashing with swords, pressed out against the defenders.	10
21	8	One of these was the ship to whose captain I had spoken earlier, the Tina.	10
21	226	He had hardly spoken before she was on her belly, as before.	10
21	262	It irritated me that she had spoken as she had to them for it was as if she were not already a slave, and, indeed, already a total, unconditional, categorical and absolute slave.	10
21	264	Clearly she suspected, or hoped, and nothing had as yet occurred to gainsay this suspicion or hope, that they did not know she was already a slave, that she had only yesterday spoken self-irreversible words of self-enslavement on the upper battlements.	10
21	756	"Does not impalement in this case seem a waste of slut?" Lady Claudia, a free woman, gasped, so spoken of.	10
21	823	I recalled that long ago, some women on Earth had spoken similarly of rape.	10
21	947	There are a number of reasons for this, for example, they tend to eschew face veiling, thereby shamelessly exposing their features to public inspection, a convenience, incidentally, for woman hunters; they think little of baring portions of their body unthinkable to the Gorean free woman, particular...	10
21	1316	The fellow spoken to, standing behind and rather between the two girls took them each by an arm, Claudia by her right arm, and Publia by her left, and pulled them to their feet.	10
24	204	"I do not understand," repeated the fellow who had spoken before.	10
24	512	This is sometimes spoken of in Gorean as the paradox of the collar, that only in the collar, only in subjection to a male, only in being owned, only in obedience, service and love, does woman find her true freedom.	10
24	727	Former free women, new to slavery, neither was accustomed to being so spoken of.	10

Book 24. (13 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	32	"It must be understood clearly," said the man, "that what I speak now is spoken generally, and spoken by hundreds of others, and thus, if any breach of security is involved in this, it is not one for which I am responsible.	10
1	806	She had spoken without permission.	10
3	147	She, by her own action, in locking the collar on her own neck, as much as if she had spoken a formula of enslavement, is now also a slave.	10
8	2	"I have spoken to him," said he.	10
13	332	"There are our eyes!" said the fellow who had spoken before.	10
16	5	"I have tortured myself," said the officer, "particularly of late, considering whether or not the things you have spoken to me might be true".	10
19	534	Such words, of course, are irrevocable by the slave because, once spoken, she is a slave.	10
29	223	We were surprised that he had spoken.	10
29	224	In the last few days he had spoken very little.	10
33	14	I then heard the tiny noise made by Marcus, almost inaudible, a tiny clicking noise, not unlike one of the phonetic tongue clicks used in some of languages spoken east of Schendi, in the interior.	10
39	99	In his office I had heard this female, who had spoken disparagingly of his city, who had then been well taught her chains, beg from him the brand and collar.	10
39	119	The city of which the former Lady Cara had spoken disparagingly, before being brought into the custody of the mercenary captain was Tarnburg.	10
42	130	I did not think that he, before the fall of Ar's Station, and his chagrin with Ar, would have spoken so of the feet of a free woman of Ar, particularly one of education, elevation and refinement.	10

Book 25. (18 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	137	The girl did not understand our conversation as we had not spoken before her of these things.	10
3	866	These, I suppose, using the Earth term, might be spoken of as "loaded".	10
7	213	If I had spoken, even softly, I am sure I would have been heard for yards, so still were the pressed throngs.	10
7	330	Also, though I did not think Lurius of Jad himself would have approved of Marlenus being spoken of as the ubar of ubars, as he perhaps thought that he himself might better deserve that title, the reference seemed a judicious one on the part of Myron.	10
7	549	Although Marcus had spoken in irony, Phoebe's response was quite serious, and appropriately so.	10
8	527	And in the typical Gorean manner it was less spoken of than lived.	10
9	640	"Oh!" said the woman who had spoken to the guardsman, who had been second in line, and now, turned about, was second to last in the long line.	10
11	384	"Surely it would have been better if the bodies had been put outside," said Marcus, "that the strength of the Delta Brigade, as it is spoken of, and the effectiveness of its work, might seem displayed".	10
14	196	And she added, quickly, seeing my eyes still upon her, "And animals!" "Yes!" said the girl beside her, she who had spoken second earlier.	10
14	390	"You have drunk from a high bowl," I said, "and more than once you have spoken untruthfully, for example, in denying that you sensed slave feelings in yourself".	10
14	677	"If you are of Ar's Station," said the fellow who had spoken before, "I say 'Glory, too, to Ar's Station!' " Marcus relaxed.	10
19	231	There are many languages spoken on Gor.	10
20	559	Beyond this, of course, I had, from time to time, as I had spoken with her, and discussed matters with Marcus, touched her, sometimes almost idly, while concerned with other matters.	10
22	641	"Very well," said the fellow who had spoken, stepping back.	10
25	305	"We have spoken among ourselves, the four of us," he said.	10
26	4	One of the two magistrates, he who was senior, Tolnar, of the second Octavii, an important gens but one independent of the well-known Octavii, sometimes spoken of simply as the Octavii, or sometimes as the first Octavii, deputy commissioner in the records office, much of which had been destroyed in ...	10
27	115	She had, of course, spoken without permission, but it seemed almost as though she had been unable to help herself.	10
28	111	I had spoken boldly to the slave in the room, but who knew what the future held.	10

Book 26. (29 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	8	It was a man's voice that had spoken.	10
4	264	I could see the shadow there, on the floor, of the man who had spoken to me, it flung before him by some source of illumination, presumably a lantern such as I had seen earlier.	10
4	349	Were they discussing us? Were they commenting on us? Might I, or some of the others, be being spoken of, in particular? Were they consulting records, were they checking off items on a list, or perhaps making entries? We knelt, becoming more and more sensitive to our position, absorbing more and more...	10
4	694	At that moment words were again spoken, farther ahead in the line.	10
6	25	"Not long," said he who had first spoken.	10
6	37	"Good," said the fellow who had spoken before, him I did not recognize.	10
6	66	"Belly," said the fellow who had first spoken to me.	10
6	84	You have spoken to the teachers, and trainers".	10
8	224	Why, then, had such precautions been taken with me? Men had not even spoken to me, and only occasionally in my vicinity.	10
9	189	She who had spoken then, I had gathered, did have severe authority over me.	10
10	862	One is sometimes wary when one hears one so spoken of, too, by such a man.	10
11	1602	They had even spoken of a mask of silver, or gold, or such.	10
11	1837	If the man "calls" the movements, the activity is sometimes spoken of as putting the girl "through her paces," and so on.	10
12	106	The "pit master" was spoken of as "the Tarsk".	10
12	741	"Often did I recall," said she, "how they had spoken of having a place in mind for me, one for my safekeeping, one in which no one would ever find me!" I heard her shake the bars in the darkness.	10
13	118	One might mention that the language, as far as I can tell, is spoken with a great variety of accents.	10
13	121	I had heard my accent spoken of, incidentally, as a "slave accent," of which there were apparently several.	10
13	984	It is, thus, from men that she must first hear it spoken.	10
13	1177	Cages of the sort in which I was currently kept are sometimes spoken of as "tantalizers," for a great deal of the woman is displayed, surely enough to arouse interest, but, because of the bars, perhaps not enough to make a satisfactory determination.	10
16	691	"Speak when you are spoken to, slut," said the girl.	10
19	643	"You," said the free woman, to one of the girls who had spoken kindly to her.	10
22	61	"Have you spoken of this to the Lady Constanzia?" he asked.	10
29	333	Too, of course, as we are only slaves, and animals, we are grateful to be spoken to.	10
29	826	The pit master then gestured to the guard who had spoken before, and I willingly surrendered the leash to him.	10
31	139	"He has not spoken the truth to you.	10
42	110	"He may have spoken with her".	10
44	63	Why had he spoken of this man as my master? I did not think that he was Appanius of Ar.	10
45	49	Could he have known this independently? As he had spoken to me I had been at first startled.	10
45	197	But it seemed he felt he had spoken more than he wished.	10

Book 27. (50 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	91	She can, however, speak what seems to be this world's major language, or, in any event, that spoken almost exclusively in her environment, and she can, of course, understand it.	10
4	416	In the language most commonly spoken on that world the word is "Gor".	10
4	428	"Let us return briefly to those medical advances I mentioned earlier, those developed on Gor, or, as it is sometimes spoken of, the Antichthon, the Counter-Earth.	10
4	514	He had spoken of records.	10
7	196	For example, she was taught, in theory at least, how to bathe a man, the oils, the strigil, the sponges, the deferences, the touchings, the beggings, the handling of the towels, the words to be spoken at different times, the final grateful prostration of herself following the honor of having been pe...	10
8	154	Perhaps you should not have worn those shorts, or bared your midriff, or worn your hair in that fashion, or worn that svelte, mannish suit, or moved in such a brusque manner, or spoken sharply to the cab driver.	10
8	194	But there are other languages, as well, doubtless, spoken on this world.	10
9	142	He had spoken to her in English, of course.	10
9	152	They had been spoken casually, with no particular intent in mind that she should understand them.	10
11	1	A Supper Is Served, In an Unusual Apartment; She Is Spoken With by Her Master "What a pretty little thing she is!" laughed the woman.	10
11	6	It had been explained to Ellen how she was to serve, how to speak, if spoken to, and how to conduct herself throughout the evening.	10
11	80	When spoken to she would quietly and respectfully respond with titles she had been told were to be used, 'Sir' and 'Ma'am'.	10
11	328	"You have never spoken to me like this before," she said.	10
12	205	It was said she had already been spoken for by a black merchant.	10
13	167	"I have never seen a hith," said Laura, "but I have spoken to those who have.	10
14	112	Another, at the mere snapping of fingers or an imperious gesture, receives from she whom he has never taken the time or interest to truly know, she whom he has never questioned as to her depths and needs, she to whom he has never intimately and truly spoken, she whom he has never attempted to unders...	10
15	343	"On this world the truth may be spoken".	10
16	378	This is sometimes spoken of as "Slave Gorean".	10
16	1427	Perhaps her slavery had spoken to him in a language she did not even dare to consider, let alone recognize.	10
17	598	Then Ellen tried to lie very still, for she feared, in her tiny, inadvertent, shocked, almost protestive movement, that she had done little more than more prominently to suggest, or even display, the latitudes and geodesics of a female slave, little more than manifest even more clearly the slave cur...	10
18	133	The collar gave her a sense of belonging, a sense of security; too, it was, in its way, a proclamation of her value; it testified that men wanted her, that she had been found fair enough to collar, that she was desired as a female, that she had been found worth enslaving; too, it made it clear, to h...	10
18	670	The kneeling slave, to her right, she who had spoken, had dark eyes, regarding her, now sparkling, dancing, with amusement.	10
20	1036	One was the subcaptain, the Cosian officer, who had been in the loft of Portus Canio, whose men had ransacked it, indeed, he who had wired the tag to her collar, and who had spoken to her earlier.	10
23	7	It was much as though a bear or tiger might have spoken.	10
24	471	But then she had been whipped, and upon her return to the area of preparation after her second dancing, Ellen, a mere barbarian, who had seemingly supplanted her in the favored position, had spoken sharply to her, a liberty which might have been authorized, as far as she knew, by the interior whip m...	10
24	549	Ellen had spoken in the voice of a mistress and Dara, startled, responded instantly as a slave, slipping the bracelet from her wrist, putting her head down and lifting it to Ellen.	10
25	997	Men looked about, to see who had spoken, who might choose to challenge the preceding, remarkable bid.	10
25	1155	"That is for having spoken without permission," he said.	10
25	1160	How foolish she had been, to have spoken without permission.	10
27	468	Ellen recognized one of the beasts, he spoken of as Kardok.	10
27	539	It was the first time he had spoken.	10
27	665	She recalled that he had, in the house on Earth, recounted certain views pertaining to unusual alien beings, perhaps what were now being spoken of as "Priest-Kings".	10
27	704	"Blasphemy," again whispered one of the men at the wagon, he who had spoken earlier.	10
27	754	"Have you ever seen a Priest-King?" asked one of the strangers, of the fellow who had spoken.	10
27	785	That tie is sometimes spoken of, properly or not, as the "slave bow".	10
27	848	"We are all armed, and can dart lightning upon you," said he who had spoken.	10
27	890	In that moment Ellen's heart sank, for she understood that he who had spoken for the monsters was not first amongst the riders, nor, earlier, it had been clear, was Mirus.	10
27	910	At this point, from the largest of the beasts, he spoken of as Kardok, there emanated a low rumble of sound.	10
27	955	It was as though a gigantic, dark, misshapen, deformed, threatening bearlike beast, like a massive, awakening living boulder of flesh and cruelty, had spoken.	10
27	1106	I have heard that there is a saying amongst one of the many Gorean peoples, in this case the "Red Savages of the Barrens," as they are spoken of, to the effect that an enemy afoot is an enemy dead.	10
27	1110	Staggering across the grass towards Portus's group was he whom Ellen took to be the leader of the visitors, or, at least, of the humans, he who had spoken for them, he who had killed the translator.	10
27	1112	She has spoken of him hitherto by such expressions as "the first rider," in virtue of his having brought his tharlarion forward, in advance of his fellows.	10
27	2929	Had these men, such men, spoken of love? Love? Did they not know she was a slave? Love, for a slave? "No, Master!" cried Ellen, for Mirus had then lifted the weapon slowly, and held it now at his own temple.	10
28	290	Had she not spoken without permission? But then Masters are often lenient in such matters.	10
28	366	"Surely the Priest-Kings have spoken," said Fel Doron.	10
29	238	"After the dance in the festival camp, when I was to be given fifteen lashes, ten for not having declared, however honestly, a proficiency in slave dance, and five for having spoken without permission, Master purchased the strokes, each for a tarsk-bit, and saved me the beating! How grateful I am to...	10
30	258	"Surely you recall," said he, "the festival camp, where you were to be punished on two counts, first, for not having revealed skill in slave dance, and, second, for having spoken without permission".	10
30	596	Indeed, sometimes I fear that I have spoken in the first person and not the third.	10
30	604	These are not truths of the sort which are to be spoken on that world.	10
30	707	If someone has already spoken for you, you, specifically, it may already be engraved.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	132	Colloquially, doubtless with a certain crudity, he, Zarendargar, was spoken of as "Half-Ear".	10
1	180	They are spoken of as slaves.	10
1	262	This supposed learning, as it is spoken of, took place, it seems, in a place where cattle were once wont to ford.	10
1	513	To many Gorean males this seemed almost incomprehensible, but, we note, many languages are spoken on Gor, though obviously, because of the standardizations agreed upon by the caste of Scribes, meeting at the great fairs, Gorean is the most common.	10
1	704	Presumably he first thought her simply differently spoken, and that they had no language in common.	10
1	758	And she felt that if he had spoken to her in some settings, the rug in a Tuareg tent, the tiles of a Roman villa, she would have instantly knelt before him, and pressed her lips fervently, placatingly, to his feet.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	108	Could such words have been spoken? Should they not have been spoken long ago? As I may have suggested, Cos is little loved by many in the Islands.	10