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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	68	"What do you suggest?" I asked.	10

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

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4	5	There was nothing in the lighting of the passage, or its construction, to suggest that the Priest-Kings' Caste of Builders, if they had one, was any more advanced than that of the men below the mountains.	10
5	62	"Your demeanor," I said, "does not suggest that of a slave girl".	10
8	111	There was said to be no access to Treve save on tarnback and this would suggest that it must be as much a mountain stronghold as a city.	10
13	33	And yet there is probably more to these matters than the above considerations would suggest.	10
17	61	* * * * I did not ask to see the Mother, for I knew that was forbidden to those of the human kind, but I found Sarm a most attentive and gracious guide, quick to answer my questions and suggest places of interest.	10
19	26	It was obvious that the compartment was being fixed in such a way as to suggest that it had been broken open.	10
23	54	How was it that she had been captured only so recently by the creature? And if it were true that she had been captured only recently how would she have managed to live in the caverns for those days? Perhaps she might have found a sump of water but what would there have been to eat, I wondered? Perha...	10

Book 4. (2 results) Nomads of Gor

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19	30	"What do you suggest we do now?" I asked.	10
25	238	"What do you suggest?" I asked.	10

Book 5. (2 results) Assassin of Gor

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14	20	She had had the temerity to suggest that such chores be shared but, when threatened with thong and slave ring, she had irritably understood that she must conform to my wishes.	10
17	748	I became now less concerned to suggest improvements in her play and more concerned to protect my own Home Stone.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

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10	190	He had dared to suggest a redesign of the standard tarn ship.	10

Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor

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16	242	Certainly it would be unusual for a female slave even to suggest the possibility of resistance to a free male.	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

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1	283	"And, too, I suggest," said I, "a warm bath, and suitable oils".	10
22	687	But even for them the issues are more complex than these simple formulations would suggest.	10
22	711	Natural selections suggest that a woman who wished to belong to a man, who wished to remain with him, who wished to have children, who wished to care for them, who loved them, would have an advantage, in the long run, as far as her genetic type was concerned, of surviving, over a woman who did not c...	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

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11	77	But if these Kurii on the platform were snow-adapted, their fur did not suggest this.	10
11	81	Still I regarded it unlikely that these Kurii were from as far north as his words might suggest.	10

Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor

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4	179	It is not unusual for a woman to fear her womanhood; what is less generally recognized is that many men fear their own manhood; they conceal their blood; they pretend it does not exist; it is even dangerous, in such a society, to suggest that men consider honesty in such matters, to suggest that the...	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	639	Too, I did not think it was a camp of bandits, for the men in the camp did not seem of the bandit sort; not only did the cut and differing insignia on their tunics suggest a uniform of sorts, but the clear-cut subordination, the obvious organization and discipline which characterized them and their ...	10
2	16	The man who stood over me had put his helmet and shield to one side; the helmets of both would cover the entire head and most of the face; the helmets were cut and opened in such a way as to suggest a "Y".	10
2	784	It did not suggest the correct political conclusions.	10
5	362	Yet matters are far more complicated than these considerations suggest.	10
9	811	This would suggest, perhaps only subconsciously, my vulnerability, my penetration, and the massiveness and irresistibility of masculine power, to which I, a slave girl, must helplessly submit.	10
9	816	This might easily suggest, again perhaps only on a subconscious level, that I might be removed from the post, have my hands tied behind my back, and be led away, like a tethered tabuk doe, to the master's pleasure.	10
10	120	It was well contrived, psychologically, to suggest a cheap, but most tasty slut.	10
18	50	The dress and costume of the paga girls, too, was intended to suggest the common garb worn by the enslaved beauties who well served the mounted, lance-bearing riders of the lofty, silken kaiila.	10
24	94	My mien, I gathered, whether it was too feminine, too fearful, or too loving, did not suggest that of a traitress.	10
27	316	White, on Gor, when worn by a female slave, tends to suggest a "white-silk girl," that is a slave who has not yet been "opened for the uses of men".	10
28	249	"Its contours," he said, "suggest that it is lovely".	10
28	395	No longer did I dare to suggest that I might be freed.	10

Book 12. (5 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	102	Sex in a woman, as in a man, is not only richly biological but psychological, as well, and the words suggest a distinction which is somewhat misleading.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
12	494	"I suggest, if you wish to live, that you apply your intelligence to the task".	10
15	530	"Doubtless the matter is more complex than these simplicities suggest".	10
33	19	I suspect there were few, if any, in that steel complex, even of his own breed, with whom he could converse warmly, excitedly, swiftly, in detail, as he did with me, where a word might suggest a paragraph, a glance, a lifted paw signify what might with a less attuned interlocutor require hours of co...	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	17	At least six letters suggest influence by the classical Roman alphabet, and seven do, if we count 'Kef', the first letter in 'Kajira'.	10
4	72	It did not seem well to suggest that I could afford more.	10
4	564	"Her body, her movements, do not suggest that she is a slave.	10
14	559	The wire loop, too, or rod, when it emerges from the ear and, by one device or another, fastens the ring upon her, may suggest her bondage.	10
22	2	I had heard no drums coming from the west, nothing to suggest that there was a pursuit of Shaba.	10
32	480	Too, does it not suggest youth, freshness, excitement, desirability, attractiveness, and, to some extent, beauty, helplessness, and vulnerability? In some other context, on the other hand, the deep, slave richness of the luscious expression 'woman' would seem more deliciously appropriate.	10
34	246	"May I suggest a better way of putting your question, one more precise?" "Certainly, Master".	10
34	274	That would suggest insanity".	10
34	818	Such names may suggest to him, usually correctly, that their lovely bearer is going to be an unusually helpless and delicious slave.	10
43	92	"Other clues, too," I said, "suggest that they are not what they seem.	10
46	39	I then suggest that the stockade be examined for any other slaves, or objects of interest or value.	10

Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

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7	951	"If a man can be found who is like a woman and a woman can be found who is like a man does this not suggest, rather, that men and women are really different?" I was silent.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	239	It did, however, Lara being a member of the Salerian Confederation, suggest some economic desperation.	10
4	615	"I suggest, Lady Tendite," I said, "that you begin to accustom yourself to doing what men wish".	10
10	384	"And how do you, a man, suggest that I express it?" she asked, acidly.	10
19	85	"No!" "What do you suggest?" asked the merchant of me.	10
25	84	"I suggest," said Callimachus, "that the security of the river is of greater concern to them both than the distant wars of their allies".	10
29	185	"Empty grain ships, towed, their identity concealed in the darkness, might suggest such a fleet," mused Callisthenes.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	103	For that reason I suggest, if you are interested in her, that you give her, for your use of her, another name".	10
20	475	First, Glyco, in answer to your question, the garments she wears are much like, and are meant to suggest, the garments which a free woman may wear on Earth".	10
20	498	The straight lines and severity are supposed to suggest, I gather, efficiency and masculinity".	10
20	505	"The cloth on the table and the candle," said Miles of Vonda, "are supposed to suggest to you the place of this meeting of which you spoke".	10
20	661	Besides these two garments, intended, respectively, to suggest the brassiere and panties of an Earth girl, she still wore, of course, the light, narrow white scarf, this twisted and wound twice about her throat, the ends thrown over her left shoulder.	10
20	1476	"Please, Master, no!" "Did you not suggest this earlier? It has been a long day.	10
20	1839	She is only a slave! How insulting, to suggest that he, a free man, might care for a mere slave! He can buy a dozen like her in the market! But perhaps he accepts her as his love slave, and she, to her joy, realizes he is now her love master.	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	894	"What do you suggest?" I asked.	10
1	1229	"The distances and the times, and the dating of this skin, the details of the representation, all these things, suggest that it is Zarendargar.	10
2	210	They are not, truly, as barren as the name would suggest.	10
7	57	Her garb was doubtless intended to suggest the distinctive, humiliating and scandalously brief garment in which red savages are sometimes pleased to place their white slaves.	10
8	13	They are spaced rather evenly, in order not to suggest distinctions among them.	10
8	954	"If you are not now in flight," he said, "I suggest that you consider its advisability".	10
10	87	"We shall not even suggest, by our behavior, that we are aware of their approach".	10
13	1510	"Even here, however," I said, "you will note that both words suggest a similar status.	10
13	1513	"To be sure," I said, "'white' in the context of 'white-silk girl' tends less to suggest purity and innocence to the Gorean than ignorance and naiveté, and a lack of experience.	10
14	98	If I gave away goods, or traded them too cheaply, this would suggest that I was delivering cheap or inferior merchandise, an inference it would not be in our interest for the red savages to draw.	10
15	72	On the other hand, interestingly, the many affinities between their languages suggest a common ancestor.	10
15	243	This is perhaps to suggest moving backward in time.	10

Book 18. (10 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	107	Surely she must know what the sight of such an encirclement on her neck will instantly suggest to a man.	10
7	131	"I suggest you rid yourself of it, immediately, lest it become the occasion of further discipline".	10
7	505	This tends to suggest that it is important in these cultures that sexual differences, in one way or another, be clearly marked.	10
12	244	"Your curves," I said, "suggest that you do not need to be a block of ice.	10
12	245	They suggest that you are capable of responding as a hormonally normal woman.	10
23	36	"You think, then," I said, "that girls are either to be brought to this place, or are to be taken from this place?" "Yes," said Cuwignaka, "and judging from the tie, which does not suggest that they are soon to be marched away, I would think they are being brought to this place".	10
32	183	"I suggest that we withdraw".	10
43	63	"You seem to suggest by your remark that I am perhaps insufficiently kind," said Iwoso.	10
44	271	"I suggest that you do so more fervently," said Hci.	10
47	169	suggest a figure of a little over two hundred miles per hour.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	160	Its simplicity and design do not suggest that it is commemorative in nature.	10
3	466	"It would seem inconsistent," she said, "to suggest that it is only certain sorts of animals which may be owned, and not others".	10
3	849	To be sure, the position does suggest not only beauty and grace but also submissiveness.	10
6	661	"As you suggest," he said, "they are merely slaves".	10
14	58	The stealth, and the gradualness, which seemed to characterize what was going on, did not suggest the activities of authorized representatives of Miles of Argentum.	10
16	269	"Your body does not suggest that it is the body of a free woman," he said.	10
27	45	I suggest that you face it.	10
33	593	"I suggest that that man be put in shackles," said Menicius.	10
34	78	But, as I suggested, the words pertaining to these things are inadequate, woefully inadequate, to even suggest what it is like to be involved in such a ritual.	10

Book 20. (26 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	427	"I suggest that you do well," said Samos.	10
2	399	It wore the cothornoi, a form of high platformlike boots, a long robe padded in such a way as to suggest an incredible breadth of shoulder, a large, painted linen mask, with exaggerated features, which covered the entire head, and the onkos, a towering, imposing headdress.	10
2	1070	"But his mode of garb does not suggest that of the elusive, quick-moving thief".	10
2	1108	"The signs, it seems to me," said Samos, "suggest a calculated ambush and one in which your friend here was probably implicated".	10
3	104	Fourthly, the tent did not suggest the tastes or appointments of such a woman.	10
3	221	Too, the nature of my capture did not suggest anything special about me.	10
5	41	This should suggest an atmosphere of delicate openness to Bosk of Port Kar, encouraging him to believe that he is eagerly awaited.	10
5	46	"I would further suggest," I said, "that you leave the door to the inn ajar, but that you make no particular effort to conceal your men".	10
5	210	"I suggest you compose yourself.	10
5	211	I suggest you prepare yourself for him.	10
5	212	I suggest you invite him to your arms".	10
5	275	I suggest you keep a respectful tongue in your head, unless you wish to have it removed".	10
6	38	The removal of this patch, conjoined perhaps with a collaring, for example, may then suggest that the female has now been suitably enslaved.	10
6	41	Carrying a tarn goad and moving about the stage in a certain manner suggests that one is riding a tarn; a kaiila crop, or kaiila goad, and a change of gait suggests that one is riding a kaiila; a branch on the stage can stand for a forest or a bit of a wall for a city; standing on a box or small tab...	10
6	128	"I suggest that she be beaten," she said.	10
6	313	"In any event," said Boots, "surely you would not be so cruel, so heartless, so insensitive, as to suggest that I even consider using the scissors, that cruel engine, those divisive knives, upon so wondrous an object".	10
6	906	"I am prepared to offer any evidences that you might suggest," she said.	10
12	665	"I suggest that you ask the slave to give an accounting," I said, "completely".	10
12	720	"What punishments, in lieu of death, then, do you suggest for her?" asked Boots.	10
14	467	This was the only concrete sign I had to suggest that there might be urt people traveling with the pack.	10
16	325	"What do you suggest?" asked Petrucchio.	10
16	344	"How dare you even suggest such a thing!" she cried.	10
16	616	"What do you suggest?" "I wonder what all that dust is over there," said Chino, looking off in one direction.	10
16	992	"Do not think to suggest that I should dishonor my caste by stooping to shame this arrogant cripple.	10
18	188	Too, the captive's body, even concealed within the confines of the sack, did not suggest the form of the male.	10
20	200	"What do you suggest?" I asked.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

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4	23	They are a fierce folk and it would take a courageous town indeed to suggest the suitability or propriety of such an arrangement.	10
7	19	"Then I suggest you attend to it," said Boabissia.	10
9	50	It would not do for the curve of that delicious, branded flank, that of Feiqa, I believe, to suggest itself beneath the dark concealment of the heavy blanket.	10
11	67	"Doubtless moons are supposed to suggest romance, and green the vitality and promise of life".	10
13	164	Who knows where or when the eyes of the slavers are upon them? If they knew that would they flee behind locked doors, hoping vainly to escape their fate; would they crouch fearfully in closets, waiting for the doors to be opened; or would they stand differently and move ever more beautifully, hoping...	10
19	164	"Does that not suggest that you might be mistaken?" I opened the fellow's pouch.	10
25	645	"What would you suggest?" I shrugged.	10
26	1616	In this way I wished to suggest more than a little of the not inconsiderable delights of her bosom.	10
27	181	Their lightness, however, should not suggest an insufficiency to their primary purpose, that of inescapable fettering, of perfect restraint, which purpose, rather, they serve with a consummate effectiveness.	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

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3	215	Did this not suggest then that somewhere, somehow, there might be something answering to my yearnings, my hungers and cries? How was it that I should cry out in the darkness, if, truly, there were no one, anywhere, to hear? Be pleased there isn't, little fool, I snapped to myself.	10
6	702	And if so, what might that mean? Did it suggest, I wondered, that I in my helplessness might then expect to be the object of persistent and unusual predations? "They are all superb slave meat," said the guard.	10
17	249	One normally leaves enough in the bowl to act as an invitation to others, but not so much as to suggest that there is no need of more, if only to keep the others company.	10
20	33	Surely if a Gorean master were skillful in reading a woman's body, as many are, there would be little there, now, at least in this one respect, to suggest deception.	10
28	131	"Then I suggest we kneel before these beasts, and behave with them much as we might with men.	10
29	178	Did the beauty of our faces, and our slave curves, not suggest that? Surely the first and most essential office of the female slave, and, indeed, of any sort of female slave, is to be pleasing to the master.	10
29	1425	To be sure, sometimes a girl will use the expression "my Master" to a man who is not her literal master, to suggest to him that he is to her even as would be her literal owner.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

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8	795	That might suggest that they had come into the keeping of an exploitable fellow, one in desperate need of funds.	10
11	13	Her accent, at any rate, did not suggest it.	10
11	265	I would also suggest to you that there is indeed a Cosian invasion force in the south, and one that makes the one here look like a squad.	10
12	30	She had moved her head and her hands for an instant in such a way as to suggest she wished to bring her hair forward, before her, to use it to partially cover her breasts and body, but then she moaned.	10
15	216	Such things subtly suggest to the woman what she is, and what she may be for.	10
17	494	Too, if she were in the keeping of the wall's commander did this not, in itself, suggest that she might be worthy a cord and nose ring? Too, my sword was sheathed.	10
17	495	Did this not suggest that I might regard myself as trapped, as I seemed to be, that I might regard my position as untenable, that I thus might choose not to offer resistance, that I might be prepared to surrender? Almost at the same time one or two score of fellows, from both sides, began to race to...	10
19	42	I do not know if this is true or not, but his diaries, if, indeed, they are his, suggest that he was not a stranger to the field.	10
19	44	His accounts of Rovere and Kargash, for example, suggest to me the fidelity, the authenticity, of a perceptive eyewitness.	10
21	241	"They suggest that you are a natural slave," he said.	10
21	309	She had not said "my place," which might suggest she had a right to it, but "a place," which was compatible with it merely being a place she took, with or without title, so to speak.	10
24	840	"We are not so expensive!" The use of the veminium, as a name for the tavern, given the widely spread range of the flower was perhaps supposed to suggest affordable beauty.	10
24	855	"Incidentally, what is the point of the name? Is it to suggest that the girls there, like the veminia, are cheap and pretty?" The second girl, she from the Veminium, gasped, suddenly, laughing, putting her hand before her mouth.	10
24	937	Her coloring, of course, did not suggest that of a woman native to the Tahari region.	10
24	1044	I no longer ventured to suggest that we sup together, or pleasure ourselves with slaves.	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	37	You must do nothing to suggest to the customers that you are not helplessly subject, and absolutely, and perfectly, and completely, to Philebus.	10
2	40	"But if your behavior should suggest that this is not the case it might be offensive to Philebus, and, indeed, to the customers.	10
3	53	The natural slope of the hill would not suggest a leveling at this point.	10
13	309	"The reports suggest there were hundreds of them".	10
14	135	"What I do suggest is that the columns of Cos did not remain in the delta, but, after perhaps a day or two, after having clearly established their entry below Turmus, withdrew".	10
14	161	If true, they would suggest a treason of almost incomprehensible dimension".	10
16	84	"You suggest that we are doomed?" he asked.	10
19	964	"And did you not suggest earlier," I said, "that you would never make a slave?" "Yes," she said.	10
19	1561	"Nonetheless," I said, "your responses, even as a free woman, suggest to me that if you were to become a slave, you would, in time, become a hot slave".	10
28	501	"My information, conjoined with plausible conjectures," he said, "would suggest at least five hundred, and probably no more than five thousand".	10
28	533	Yet his manner did not suggest this.	10
29	83	She would, as she could, obliterate the tracks and such, which might suggest our landing at this point.	10
31	537	At least his cries, and grunts, of pleasure would suggest that he was not dissatisfied".	10
32	272	His accent, for example, did not suggest that of Cos".	10
34	37	"If Cosians should happen by, they will find nothing here to suggest that fate which we have seen fit to impose upon these fellows.	10
36	22	To be sure, we must keep Marcus relatively quiet, for his accent, that of Ar's Station, would surely suggest that of Ar to folks who were alert to such things.	10
39	34	Four other slaves were dressed in such a way as to suggest that they might be slave hunters, but their costumes were such as to leave no doubt as to their own sex, and considerable charms.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	938	Then, after the coin has been replaced on the tray or platter, the thought reader turns about and, more often than not, far more than the probabilities would suggest, locates the coin.	10
4	23	"Yes, indeed," I said, rather loudly, for I saw some fellows look about at Marcus, "it is a cursed lie for any to suggest that the men of Ar might lack courage.	10
8	193	Similarly if she responds to a strange male this may be taken as evidence that she is eager to please a man and obey, two attributes which suggest her readiness, even immediately, for his collar.	10
8	323	Putting Cosians in the uniforms of guardsmen of Ar, of course, did suggest that they were, at least in one sense or another, guardsmen of Ar.	10
9	729	"I meant only to suggest," said he, "that there are women in Ar who are marvelously beautiful and exciting".	10
19	174	"Do you suggest that all women are slaves?" I asked.	10
20	436	"The handwriting must suggest a correspondent who is educated, charming, witty, elegant and suave," I said.	10
22	60	After a time the two men with the fellow, apparently with soft words, and certainly with gentle gestures, began to suggest that the fellow be permitted to continue on his way.	10
22	541	If this sort of thing occurred, I would not be likely to interfere, of course, for that might reveal, or suggest, my connection with her, a relationship which I was eager, at this point, to conceal.	10
23	214	That might suggest the time at which, for example, and perhaps even the manner in which, the substitution had taken place.	10

Book 26. (15 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	301	They did not suggest to me that I had been freed.	10
8	303	It was so brief! It was little more than a rag! That garment did not suggest, either, that I had been freed.	10
8	340	Could I have been freed? The garment did not suggest so, nor the bars at the portal.	10
11	519	The collar would not be a function of the name, so to speak, but the name, it seemed, would be a function of the collar, of some name already on a collar! "What do you suggest?" he asked.	10
11	523	"I then suggest," said she, "one with an Earth-slut name on it".	10
13	1374	How does she move in her sleep, how does she twist, or turn, what tiny noises does she make? Perhaps her movements, and her tiny cries, and such, suggest needs, and latencies, of interest.	10
16	175	I wanted, thusly, to suggest, within my limits, at least, something of the richness, the complexity, the profound sensuousness of such dance.	10
19	652	"I suppose, Mistress," said the girl, "that they suggest an initial category for you, your possible disposition, and such".	10
19	808	That I had lingered would, I supposed, suggest to the free woman that I might have done so for a purpose.	10
23	46	On the one hand, as the Lady Constanzia was at least technically a free woman, might I not be reprimanded for having subjected her to certain indignities, my little slave girl's vengeances on a free woman? And, on the other hand, paradoxically, as she was now little other than a slave, might not I, ...	10
29	850	But what would be so surprising about this? Were we so different? And are not free women, as the men of this world sometimes suggest, only slaves without collars? The pit guard then released her ankle, and the fellow behind her released her upper arms.	10
37	14	The length of their body, too, with its six legs, tended to suggest a furred serpent, or reptile.	10
37	243	"I suggest," said the officer of Treve, "that you need every man you have".	10
37	281	"If you would take him, I suggest dispatch," said the officer of Treve.	10
46	30	"You might suggest, of course," he said, "that your life be spared, that you might identify this fellow for us, the party of Cos, that we might then repair the oversight of Treve, by removing him from the picture, but we have considered, and rejected, that possibility.	10

Book 27. (16 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	27	Did it suggest that the woman's femininity, the very principle of her femininity, was somehow uncompromisingly subjected to his masculinity, to the very principle of his masculinity? The young man then turned again, affably, toward the older woman, indicating the chair.	10
16	553	They seemed to suggest that something of interest, something lovely, might be concealed within.	10
16	640	If he should inform her as to its location, or even, inadvertently, by a word, or a facial movement, suggest that it was somewhere in the vicinity, that would surely show that it was the intent of Mirus to return her to it.	10
17	481	"Your curves suggest you are".	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	304	Mental associations are interesting, how one thing may be associated with another, how one may remember things, how one thought may suggest another, how emotions and feelings, and thoughts, may be associated with one place or another, or with one object or another.	10
20	939	To be sure, her experiences in the streets of Ar did not suggest that men would be likely to bid upon her with their eyes intent upon her skills as a cook or seamstress.	10
22	603	To be sure, Ellen had heard it rumored that she, Cos, might suggest that its donation, that of the wine, and the coverage of associated expenses, would be a welcome, suitable gesture of gratitude on the part of Brundisium for the many benefits she had received at the hands of Cos, and the alliance o...	10
23	43	The position accentuates the breasts and, given the position of the hands, is provocatively emblematic; I think that even a male of Earth, one who, if there are any such, had never given a thought to the possibility of female slavery, or even of a particular woman, stripped, and bound hand and foot,...	10
23	155	"What do you suggest?" asked the man with the lantern.	10
24	351	"So," she thought, "he has put me here, to be humiliated, and beaten, here where I will be exquisitely punished for my boldness before him, in daring to suggest that he might find me of interest, slave interest! And he further insults me by his absence! He does not even come to see me perform, and p...	10
24	558	Surely, as she looked upon it, with awe and dismay, it must suggest the bracelet of a slave.	10
24	748	Certainly her life on Earth, her education, her attainments, her position, and such, suggest as much.	10
26	1250	Too, abandoning baggage or a slave might suggest a suspicious, precipitate haste.	10
27	1383	In them, scantily clad, she is stunning, a vision of delight, delicious, a viand, a repast, a banquet, for masters; does her soft glance not invite men to her subjugation; does her walk not suggest she would leap helplessly, uncontrollably, under a male caress; in her eyes can they not detect a mute...	10
28	387	"You suggest that they are rational? That they fear human technology?" "Perhaps," said Portus Canio.	10

Book 28. (16 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	28	"The throbbings, the beatings," said Peisistratus, "suggest the beating of the Kur heart, and then the movements of wind and water suggest the suddenness of vision, and the circulation of hastened blood, and the squeals, the lamentations, the shrieks, the moans, may recall war, and the hunt.	10
2	247	It is important to understand that her natural needs, drives, and desires were extremely strong, unusually strong, even, dare we suggest it, slave strong.	10
14	9	Cabot then tried to suggest the sound of a growling sleen and pointed to the forested terrain below them.	10
16	93	Certainly the intensity of the noise, the jangling of the bells, might suggest rapidity, and urgency, perhaps associated with fleeing prey animals.	10
16	94	The purpose of the bait is to cluster the prey, and keep it together, but the frenzy of the jangling must surely now suggest the need for speed in the pursuit, the noise perhaps signaling the escape and scattering of startled prey.	10
25	98	"You have," said he, "as of now, a general permission to speak, rescindable at my pleasure, but I suggest you use that permission with discretion".	10
30	139	"With respect to the more general sense of 'slave rape,'" he said, "putting aside the legalities, and such, the expression, I think, is intended to suggest the rightlessness of the slave, and her subjectability to the least whim of the master.	10
44	40	It must be understood, of course, that the value of humans to the revolution was not as minimal or negligible as the hitherto-noted, disparaging assessment of Lord Grendel might suggest.	10
46	57	The archives, abetted by one of the translation programs, though one infrequently utilized, suggest that 'queens' may convey something of the relation of a particular female to male courtiers, or servitors.	10
46	169	"Two possibilities suggest themselves," said Statius, he who had once been a nondominant.	10
50	17	How dare she, a slave, an article of goods, think that her master might care for her? Did she not know what she was? Or, more judiciously, more carefully put, how dare she suggest such a thing? Many a woman has been bound, hooded, and leashed, and conducted weeping to a market for such an indiscreti...	10
60	30	"What then, noble Lord Grendel," said Flavion, "is to be done?" "What would you suggest?" said Lord Grendel.	10
61	73	"I suggest," said Cabot, "that Flavion himself lead the secret march".	10
78	105	"Doubtless they do, and cruelly," said Corinna, "but one would dare not even suggest such a thing, lest they would see to it that the flesh were lashed from our bones".	10
80	23	"What would you suggest?" "He is muchly concerned with administrative duties, and such," said Cabot.	10
81	197	"But the rumored coordinates," said Grendel, "suggest not Port Kar, but a location farther north, a remote beach, far from civilization, in the vicinity of the northern forests".	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	245	"It might, as you suggest, be relevant to the authenticity of the token".	10
10	477	She introduced herself, engaged in conversation, even light-hearted banter, and subtly attempted to suggest, from the very first, that she found me physically attractive.	10
15	29	"I suggest you use the whip on her," I said, "that she may learn that bondage to a barbarian, just as that to a more civilized fellow, may be quite meaningful, and sometimes distinctly unpleasant.	10
15	260	"But surely I might suggest a suitable name".	10
15	350	"What would you suggest?" he asked, again evincing some interest.	10
22	601	What is her reaction? Is it such as to suggest that she, too, belongs in a collar and, perhaps in her fantasies, has had one about her neck, snapped shut, locked? Perhaps the kajira sees the woman's awareness, and smiles shyly, even apologetically, before adjusting the scarf, and hurrying away, leav...	10
26	167	Indeed, sometimes, as I understand it, a young recruit for slavers, and such, may suggest that one or more girls he knew on Earth be brought to Gor, for his slave ring.	10
38	450	But the cry, too, had seemed to come from her heart, as an outburst from the depths of her heart, releasing a tension that might have been pent-up for years, a cry of enormous relief, a cry that seemed to suggest she had at last cast aside a dreadful, encumbering falsity, that at last a great weight...	10

Book 30. (10 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	523	Could I do more than hobble, painfully? And might this not attract attention, as, say, a crippled kaiila might attract the attention of tawny prairie sleen? Might it suggest that I might be an unshod free woman? But none about seemed to notice me, other, of course, than as a slave might be noticed.	10
4	57	"Your hands suggest you are an oarsman," said Lord Nishida.	10
7	132	Even to suggest such a thing is to invite the lash.	10
8	175	I supposed that I, as the putatively offended party, might suggest a repetition of her punishment, for my own satisfaction, the first having been administered merely because she had been caught in a lie.	10
21	501	Indeed, I suspected that she had been consigned to the lower area with aforethought, perhaps to suggest her unimportance.	10
24	226	To hood several was merely to suggest that any particular one was not of paramount importance.	10
26	112	Certainly the reinforcement by foreign armsmen, and the acquisition of tarns, would suggest as much.	10
28	40	Do they not suggest that the object within her collar has come to the attention of free men? Do they not portend the possibility of eventual caresses, for which she hopes, which she is zealous to earn? "Dear fellows," I said, "it is possible these two were once free women.	10
37	70	Her body, its deliciousness, its vitality, its movements, its pressings and brushings, its piteous closures with, and its desperate touchings against, the master, its pleadings, did not suggest white silk.	10
37	533	I suggest we leave this room, if you two can manage that, buy something to eat, I will pay, as you have no money, and then go to my domicile, get some sleep, and return, if you wish, in the morning".	10

Book 31. (9 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1206	If you despise us for this I would suggest you put your precious, priceless, exalted, lofty free women at a slave ring and see if they are any different! Please, Master, do not beat me for this observation.	10
8	1881	Too, Nora, and her friends, doubtless, would no longer be so resplendent in those ample, abundant, lovely garments worn at the party, put together to suggest the robes of Gorean free women.	10
10	235	Yet here, on this world, I had seen little that would suggest such things.	10
10	437	In its way was this not an invitation? Might it not suggest to someone a convenience, an opportunity? I recalled how the instructresses had drilled me in that gait, at once arrogant, vulnerable, and ready, a gait that said, in effect, "I am a slave, what will you make of that, Masters?" When they we...	10
11	114	"The work does not suggest the attack of such beasts".	10
27	115	Interestingly, most districts within the "Cave" seemed to have been constructed with humans in mind, perhaps to suggest a kinship of outlook and values betwixt the species.	10
27	148	We looked about ourselves, apprehensively, but there seemed little in the room to suggest a cause for alarm.	10
37	137	"I think it was that he would appear to have a personal grooming slave, which would seem to enhance his prestige, and suggest importance.	10
48	189	I suspected that Agamemnon, whom I took to be deep, was not as confused or disoriented as his responses might suggest.	10

Book 32. (9 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	174	When a girl is called to the bars she must approach her summoner, posing and displaying herself as he might suggest.	10
6	124	Why would one require naval stores to found a city, or even a village? Other goods, one supposes, would suggest trading, or the raid.	10
13	126	Such names will mark her as barbarian, and suggest that she is born for the collar, as opposed to a Gorean woman of caste and Home Stone, and may be treated accordingly.	10
13	166	' We want it to suggest that you will be helpless and pleasant at the end of chain, or attractive, bound helplessly, a nicely tethered love bundle, in the furs.	10
36	19	"Still," I said, "might there not be men in the party, if only temporarily?" "I think not," he said, "the size and depth of the prints do not suggest that".	10
36	24	Too, a ruse might be in play, to suggest fewer Panther Girls than are actually with the party".	10
38	54	"I would suggest," said Axel, affably, "that you do not interfere with our hunt".	10
46	113	Sometimes a slave is tortured and, in this case, she is likely to acknowledge herself the slave of anyone whom the magistrate might suggest, perhaps a relative in another village.	10
50	735	Perhaps she did suggest terrors she was in no position to i nfl ict.	10

Book 33. (20 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	438	How are such things to be understood? Might not mysteries be suspected, might not fears flourish, might not superstitions be engaged?" "I find it difficult to believe that you would suggest so fanciful and unrealistic an action," said Lord Okimoto, "one destitute of the prospects of success and so c...	10
7	377	"Should Lord Temmu suggest the ritual knife," he said, "the garrison will unhesitantly comply".	10
10	202	"You suggest raids," said Torgus, with satisfaction.	10
12	101	Perhaps they were not as well in hand as he seemed to suggest.	10
16	53	Its absence must suggest I had returned to the encampment.	10
30	222	"What do you suggest?" I said.	10
32	148	"I suggest it is time to leave the inn," I said.	10
37	68	"The empty saddle, undamaged, uncut, not bloodied, and such, will suggest that Tajima abandoned the tarn, and would try to reach the holding of Temmu or the encampment of tarns on foot.	10
42	34	"Yes," I said, "and if all does not go well, we will sell our lives dearly, as Pertinax would be likely to suggest, as there would not seem much else to do".	10
42	184	"What do you suggest, Tarl Cabot, tarnsman?" said Tajima.	10
43	107	"What then would you suggest?" I said.	10
45	89	"If the iron dragon utilizes gravitational technology, as you suggest, and that is within the provenance of Priest-Kings," said Pertinax, "then it is clear the Priest-Kings favor Yamada".	10
46	12	Pertinax and I were hooded, but not in such a way as to suggest an intended concealment.	10
46	137	Do you, mountebank and peasant, lowly one, despicable fraud, speak my words false?" "I suggest," said the magician, who looked up, I was reminded of the way a larl might raise its head, "the honorable one is mistaken".	10
50	120	Indeed, if one listened only briefly, or did not listen carefully, one might have supposed that something of that sort was on the other side of the door, perhaps caged, perhaps chained, but, if one attended more carefully, one began shortly to suspect, and it was a most unsettling suspicion, particu...	10
54	26	Although the two bodies had been arranged so as to suggest the semblance of life, an appearance which might be maintained almost indefinitely in the dark, even a casual perusal under better conditions, even from a distance, would quickly dispel that illusion.	10
56	56	I thought this a good thing to do, as it would suggest that our party was a strong one, consisting of several men.	10
59	9	The designs seemed on the whole, to me, swirling and abstract, though they may have been meant to suggest the surging of waves and the curling, startling movements of wind.	10
60	462	Caution will suggest there are many even where there are few.	10
61	424	Once I had arranged the peasants, and set them about their diversions, and had arrested the progress of Lord Yamada, in such a way as to suggest he was fully ready for battle, but hoped to lure the invasion force farther south, perhaps deeper into a trap, I had contacted Lords Nishida and Okimoto un...	10

Book 34. (16 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	278	Was he mad? Could he not see what a beauty I was, and I was in his collar! He had dared to suggest that I was not worth keeping! And then he had not kept me! On Earth I had been able to pick and choose.	10
9	489	Surely my experiences on Earth would suggest that, my awareness of public images, countless pictures in fashion magazines, and such.	10
17	106	The glance I had seen of her did not suggest to me that she would be likely to be entered into the plans of roving slavers.	10
20	111	"Her robes do not suggest penury," I said.	10
27	33	Was I not only another slave? What was different about me, different from thousands of others? And what if he should recognize me? My very appearance in Brundisium might suggest danger to him.	10
30	297	"What do you suggest?" "It is for Master to decide," I said.	10
32	36	I suspect I clung about him more closely than propriety would suggest for a suitable heeling distance, but I was uneasy.	10
42	156	Clearly their intent, if what you suggest should be true, is to make use of Lord Grendel, for one purpose or another".	10
46	420	"I suggest we ask him".	10
50	148	If it were not for seeming to be demeaning to Eve, the true beauty, I could doubtless suggest that a sizable quantity of gold be added to the scales".	10
56	12	The Lady Bina, well robed, but unveiled, for she did not much care for veils, apparently suspecting they obscured her beauty, although, of course, some veils, in their way, suggest, and even enhance, beauty, knelt modestly near Lord Grendel, her knees closely together, as those of a free woman, and ...	10
57	130	"Or were never here," said Lord Grendel, "the bowls intended to suggest otherwise".	10
60	282	I had little doubt that the names 'Aelius' and 'Lucilius' had been chosen with political intent, largely to soothe apprehensions in the House of a Hundred Corridors, to suggest a relationship of sympathy and accord that might not exist, to insist on the existence of a bridge where, in reality, one m...	10
65	186	"I suggest," said the Lady Bina, "that some of you fellows bring those torches a bit closer and lift them higher.	10
65	245	Unless you are bent on pointless, gratuitous slaughter, which is, of course, your business, man business, I suggest, under the circumstances, you spare these fellows, provided they throw down their weapons, and hasten away, into the darkness".	10
65	330	"But I suggest," said Lucilius, "if we are to do without bowmen, you might ask that fellow to lower his bow".	10

Book 35. (5 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	809	You do no more than suggest futility and desperation".	10
15	93	"And where in that tunic," asked the male voice, "would you suggest she might attempt to conceal a scroll?" This brought a burst of laughter from the men about.	10
24	42	In the market in which I was now displayed we were not required to accost passersby, to call attention to our charms, to wheedle a purchasing, to suggest the delights which might await a buyer, to call out, "Buy me, Master," and so on.	10
31	45	I suspect that he had placed but one tarsk on the table to suggest either limits to his affluence or some diffidence as to his skills.	10
33	165	These words seemed to emanate from the large, hideous metal object before us, only yards away, partially risen, head and neck, from the dark water, the ship or device crafted in such a way as to suggest the features of a fearsome aquatic tharlarion.	10

Book 36. (6 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	39	"Rumors suggest," I said, "that even you, Admiral of the Fleet of the Farther Islands, sometimes accrue profits in wily ways".	10
28	99	Accordingly, I suggest that you readjust your veils and pull your garments away from your bodies.	10
30	44	Thus, I suggest that we think about making our way now to the vicinity of the fine village of Zeuxis".	10
41	186	"I am not skilled in the ways of war," said Thrasymedes, "but does not this massing of engines suggest an imminent assault, a barrage of stones, softening resistance, to be followed by a massive attack, presumably with an attempt to scale walls?" "It certainly suggests that," I said.	10
41	187	"And I think that is exactly what it is intended to suggest".	10
59	470	That will suggest that the supposed Fenlon of Ti, of the recent conversation, is either Kenneth Statercounter, or someone in league with him".	10