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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	115	This suggested to me that perhaps a well-developed language or mode of conceptual thought existed prior to the primitive hunting groups that must have flourished long ago on the planet.	10
3	174	"What will you do then?" "Run?" suggested Torm, who occasionally observed these practice sessions.	10
8	176	"Suppose I chain you to that tree," I suggested.	10
15	211	"Perhaps," suggested Mintar, "the young tarnsman might attend to the matter of Talena, daughter of Marlenus".	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	120	"You have undoubtedly had experience in affairs of this sort," suggested the man.	10
12	81	Had it been suggested to a poet that he had been inspired by a Priest-King the fellow would have been scandalized.	10
15	132	"Remove the mask," I suggested, "in order that I may better judge what you will bring on the Street of Brands".	10
19	53	To my pride none of the men suggested that we follow them, none begged that we might steal our freedom before the general alarm could be given.	10
22	132	It suggested to me that I, even the Tatrix, might share the unworthy nature of the beast".	10
22	213	"Perhaps Master is making a mistake?" he suggested.	10
23	138	Most likely the force of the blow had rendered him unconscious and the blood had suggested to his assailant that the job was finished.	10

Book 3. (20 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	43	He had to turn slightly on the throne to look at me, as I had not chosen to stand directly where he had suggested.	10
8	25	Although the sensors and the mode of their application were fiendish and beyond my immediate competence to fully understand, they suggested nothing ultimately mysterious, nothing which might not eventually be explained.	10
8	179	I was pleased to hear this, for it suggested vulnerability.	10
9	69	"Perhaps," I suggested, "your mother was not only beautiful, but proud and brave and fine".	10
9	90	"Perhaps he was kind to her," I suggested, "—when others were not".	10
9	94	"Perhaps he was kind to her," I suggested again, "—when others were not".	10
9	121	"Perhaps," I suggested, "it was because he could not stand pain that he remained a member of the Caste of Physicians".	10
12	93	They had wide, fine heads, strong, broad bodies, and a carriage that suggested calmness and strength.	10
14	17	Moreover the accuracy with which the operations were performed suggested a magnification of some sort.	10
14	112	At last, feeling that I perhaps owed something to Misk's acceptance of me in his chamber, I suggested a compromise at five, and, for an extra salt packet, six on alternate days.	10
14	160	"Then," I suggested, "he wants you to die so that he will be the only remaining member of the Council and thus have absolute power".	10
14	162	"Still," I suggested, "his power would be considerably augmented".	10
15	40	What I could see suggested paneling and instrumentation, banks of scent-needles and gauges, numerous tiered decks of wiring and copper plating.	10
17	72	I suggested to Sarm that satellites would be less expensive to maintain in flight but he denied this.	10
19	34	"They are an ornament," I suggested, "in honor of the Feast of Tola".	10
19	85	"But it will be too many who will know of the thing," I suggested.	10
26	24	I was rather pleased with the discovery of the network of ventilator shafts, for it suggested to me almost a private and extensive highway to any place in the Nest I might wish to reach.	10
34	164	"Perhaps she is in Ar," suggested Torm.	10
35	86	"You could send Implanted Ones to spy," I suggested.	10
35	96	"Perhaps you could develop a depth scanner," I suggested, "one that could penetrate walls, ground, ceilings".	10

Book 4. (24 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	55	"Let us fight," I suggested.	10
7	168	This again suggested the delta of the Vosk.	10
9	46	"Perhaps," he suggested, "you would like a piece of roasted bosk meat?" I replaced the golden eating prong in its rack beside my place, shoved back the glittering dish in which lay several theoretically edible objects, carefully arranged by a slave to resemble a bouquet of wild flowers sprouting fro...	10
9	178	Something in her carriage suggested that she might be amused.	10
9	204	I barely noticed, as Aphris of Turia made her way toward the head of the table, that she did not speak to nor acknowledge in any way any of the women present, though their robes suggested they must be of wealth and position.	10
9	272	"Perhaps the barbarians would care to be entertained," she suggested.	10
9	321	"Surely our guests would enjoy seeing the others?" she suggested.	10
12	104	And why shouldn't Kamchak eat it? He had suggested the wager.	10
12	108	"Perhaps we could mash the slices," I suggested.	10
12	109	"But would that not be a great deal of trouble," asked Kamchak, "and might one not stain the rug?" "Perhaps we could mash them in a bowl," I suggested.	10
12	359	"Permit her to return to the wagon," suggested Aphris.	10
13	167	"We could wager," he suggested.	10
15	149	"Perhaps," I suggested, "I might accompany you".	10
16	110	"We could always wager," he suggested.	10
16	274	"Perhaps it is an egg," suggested Ha-Keel.	10
16	317	This suggested to me that possibly the Others had even followed the movements of the two men who had brought the egg from the Sardar to the Wagon Peoples.	10
20	5	"That would be," suggested Harold, "the keep".	10
22	53	"I suggested it as appropriate in view of your manly, if somewhat clumsy, efforts at the gate".	10
24	222	"Perhaps it was a tie," I suggested.	10
25	374	"Our Earth," I suggested.	10
25	623	But it seemed to me there was little in the eyes or stance of Miss Cardwell which suggested the plausibility of the Gorean interpretation.	10
25	727	I think there is little doubt that I am a woman!" "And at the moment," I suggested, "little more".	10
25	759	"Argue," I suggested, "explain—speak names".	10
25	923	"Let them both try to please him," I suggested, "each more than the other".	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	246	They were used largely as a matter of tradition, but the humans of the Nest suggested refinements in the technique, leaving them to us to develop, of course".	10
5	272	"Read this sentence," I suggested.	10
9	1	I Learn of the House of Cernus Ho-Tu, as Elizabeth had suggested, was only too willing to show me about the House of Cernus.	10
14	101	This suggested to me there might be movements afoot in Ar of which I knew nothing.	10
15	253	"It's not true!" "Perhaps he will buy you," suggested Elizabeth.	10
16	75	"Let me hold the key," suggested Ho-Sorl, and Phyllis blanched.	10
19	137	The first bid was some four gold pieces, which was good, and suggested that the night might go well.	10
20	195	"Perhaps a slave who scarcely knows the moves of the pieces," I suggested, "might play for me—if such would not be too potent an adversary for you?" Cernus looked at me with surprise.	10
20	230	I was, as I suggested, just as well satisfied that Ho-Tu was not now in the house.	10
20	426	Philemon suggested three or four counters to the position now on the board.	10
22	82	"The bird does not know him," said one of the men, he who had suggested I might be a spy of the Yellows.	10
24	499	The garments suggested the slave girl and yet insisted, almost demurely, on the reserve, the pride and dignity of the free woman.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	192	"Torture him for festival," suggested the fellow with the headband of the pearls of the Vosk sorp.	10
4	144	"Perhaps also," I suggested, "in uniting the islands there might be some measure of protection gained from the officials of Port Kar".	10
4	150	"It would doubtless be desirable, from the point of view of the rence islands," I suggested, "if they should, in certain matters, act in unanimity".	10
11	577	"No," I smiled, "I only suggested that one more worthy than myself undertake so weighty a task".	10
15	233	"Perhaps we could call you Publius," I suggested, "—or Tellius".	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1194	"The refinement of your accent," he said, "suggested the scribes".	10
13	303	"Perhaps they have dismounted," suggested Ute.	10
15	68	"Perhaps they might even have adopted you, in my place, as their daughter," suggested Ute.	10
16	256	Not the least particle of resistance was now suggested in her posture or attitude.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	355	"How shall it be inscribed?" "Let it say," suggested Rim, "'I am the slave Cara.	10
2	270	"Perhaps you could take them to Lydius, and sell them there," suggested Rim.	10
3	115	"Let us return to some paga tavern near the ship," I suggested.	10
3	134	"The taverns nearer the ship," I suggested, "are doubtless more crowded".	10
3	436	"What do you think they would charge for her pelt for an hour?" "Perhaps two copper pieces," I suggested.	10
4	354	"Perhaps," I suggested, "I could get you for as little as ten".	10
6	155	"Suppose Marlenus falls to Verna," I suggested.	10
6	179	"If the price is high enough," I suggested, "Verna may not much care whether we are of Tabor or not".	10
8	110	"Let us sit down and take council," I suggested.	10
22	72	"Victory is ours!" "Let us hunt tumits," suggested Kamchak.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	342	"Do not delay overlong," suggested Ivar Forkbeard.	10
7	243	"Perhaps," suggested Gorm, "it is diseased or injured, and can no longer hunt the swift deer of the north?" In these cases, too, I supposed one of the Kurii might be driven, by teeth and claws, from its own caves.	10
10	582	"Honey Cake," suggested Gunnhild.	10
12	86	"Swear, too," he suggested, "by the side of the ship, by the shield's rim, by the sword's edge".	10
13	192	"Could we not," I suggested, "simply leap naked into a pit of venomous osts, or, perhaps, race madly across the plains of the Wagon Peoples during a lightning storm, our swords raised over our heads?" "The trick," said the Forkbeard, "is not simply to walk into the jaws of a larl.	10
15	87	"Let us borrow some then," suggested he.	10
15	165	"Let us continue our journey," suggested the Forkbeard.	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	39	"Perhaps it is not important," I suggested.	10
1	352	"Perhaps it is insane?" suggested Samos.	10
4	541	"Perhaps, tonight," he suggested, "she may dance for us".	10
5	239	He knew his suggested price was too low.	10
7	421	"Her accent, certain mannerisms, suggested Earth origin.	10
10	228	What would we do?" "Ride past one another shouting wildly?" suggested the merchant.	10
10	265	"It might have been hidden in the desert," suggested Hassan.	10
11	9	"Perhaps there is no steel tower," I suggested to Hassan.	10
11	240	"Ride ahead," suggested Hassan.	10
12	131	What man would want his collar on anything less precious? "Yet, Tarna," I suggested, "does not seem to be obtuse".	10
12	382	"Do so," I suggested.	10
13	171	"Perhaps it was another bandit," suggested Hassan.	10
21	351	The thrust chambers suggested a liquid-propellant rocket.	10
24	844	"There is in them, perhaps," I suggested, "a disposition to respond to dominance, to yearn for it, to seek it out, to, by their behavior, beg for it.	10
25	47	"Let us discuss these matters over small cups of Bazi tea at the end of the day," he suggested.	10
25	452	"Let them assume," I suggested, "that we are leading her to someone to whom we are giving her, and that we wish to tear off her last veil, to her horror, only before her new master".	10
26	188	"The price of salt will soon rise," I suggested.	10
26	228	"Let him be sent to Tor," I had suggested.	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1042	That he had erased the signs of the camp, that he had taken these precautions, suggested to me that we stood now in a region within which there might be those who would be hostile to him, that at our peril we trespassed now in what might be a country of enemies.	10
3	153	There were flasks of wine there, and bottles of the brew called paga; stores of salt, grains, dried meats and vegetables; tunics, cloths and blankets; too, there were tools and utensils, and threads and needles; I found some perfumes and jewelries; I did not dare to bedeck myself with them, though I...	10
3	596	I knew then that I was a Kajira, and, too, I gathered that this status, whatever it might be, was one I shared with Eta; she had said "La Kajira" to him in a fashion which clearly suggested that she was acknowledging herself a "Kajira" before him.	10
6	196	"Perhaps we should give her a name," suggested Marla.	10
6	216	He then, with his peasant's humor, suggested two names, both descriptive, both embarrassing.	10
7	726	Perhaps a word might be in order pertaining to Lehna's garment, or, as I have suggested, "gown".	10
9	1133	"But surely you could richly use her before you sell her," suggested Melina.	10
17	26	"Perhaps the Noble Sirs would like gold," suggested the fat man.	10
18	48	It suggested the plains of Turia, or the lands of the Wagon Peoples.	10
22	328	The abruptness and simplicity of its sound suggested the abruptness and simplicity, the rudeness and irresistibility, the meaningfulness and completeness, of the act.	10
25	23	Her tunic suggested that she might once have been of the scribes.	10
28	107	Still, it would be suggested, a master might teach her.	10

Book 12. (28 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	72	Her breasts, too, and hips, suggested that she was a female, and a rather lovely one.	10
2	169	"Left thigh," I suggested.	10
3	609	Her mode of dress suggested powerful drives, which might, by a master, be well exploited.	10
3	619	The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth.	10
3	621	Her garments, in their own way, like those of the blond girl, suggested that she, too, had deep feminine drives.	10
3	679	Something in the position had suggested to Centius of Cos a possible perfection, but it had never materialized.	10
3	922	Another of her attractions, as I have suggested, was her intelligence.	10
4	659	His eyes though had not suggested that.	10
5	7	"Perhaps he was not satisfied with the design," I suggested.	10
6	642	Her arrogance, and airs, suggested that she might well have done so.	10
6	870	"Run, Lady Tina," suggested Ram.	10
7	151	"Worry upon the morrow," suggested Ram.	10
11	516	"Might not men be persuaded," she asked, "to let me live?" I smiled, recalling what once I had suggested to her.	10
12	177	"Perhaps you could teach her," I suggested, "to sew herself more adequate clothing".	10
12	260	Her carriage and the sharpness of her tongue, however, suggested she must be someone of importance.	10
12	318	"Perhaps it came back quickly," he suggested.	10
12	589	"Perhaps not," I suggested.	10
13	21	I had suggested to Imnak that we come hunting.	10
13	55	"Perhaps you are not in a good mood because you are cold," suggested Imnak.	10
13	136	"Perhaps you should carry her off yourself," I suggested.	10
21	1	Arlene "Let us put the lights out!" suggested Akko, happily.	10
23	463	That it had appeared this near the village suggested that it had either slipped by Karjuk or that it had found him, of all those Kurii which may have hunted him, and killed him.	10
23	464	"Perhaps the beast slipped past Karjuk," I suggested.	10
24	92	"Let us not bring the girls with us," I suggested to Imnak.	10
24	302	"It has to do with nature," I suggested.	10
30	114	"Perhaps a confederate in the audience will strike me when my back is turned?" I suggested.	10
34	66	Secondly, the beast seemed sleepy and content, which suggested to me that it had fed, and pleasantly, to its satisfaction.	10
35	877	"Let us move quickly," I suggested.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	203	"Calculations performed by the black geographer, Ramani, of the island of Anango, suggested that given the elevations involved the two rivers could not be the same.	10
1	734	"The pole and platform below, on which is held prisoner our lovely guest," said Samos, "was suggested to me by a peacekeeping device of Bila Huruma.	10
2	63	"She is not worth tying at the end of a rope and using in the water as a bait for urts," called out a man, the fellow who had first suggested that she be removed from the sales position.	10
4	615	"Test her for slave heat," suggested a man.	10
5	194	Indeed, he had even suggested the arrangement.	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	332	"Move carefully," suggested he who had been called Kunguni.	10
11	356	I had seldom seen a face which, at once, suggested such sensitivity, but, at the same time, reflected such intelligence and uncompromising will.	10
23	239	"You could ask the askaris for a better," I suggested.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	779	I knew that I was supposed to reassure her and deny vehemently what had been suggested in her fantastic question.	10
1	780	But I did not reassure her nor deny, as I was expected to, what she had suggested.	10
1	789	How marvelously the white sheath concealed and yet suggested her beauty.	10
2	346	"I do not understand," said the fellow who had first suggested that I be slain.	10
12	10	Were those of Earth really so ashamed and fearful of their bodies as such garments suggested, I wondered.	10
17	119	"My mistress," I said, "had suggested to me that it might be".	10
21	447	"You were right earlier," he said, "when you suggested that the mistress seemed in a good mood.	10
30	31	' But, as suggested, few, if any, masters will permit their slave to use their name to them, for would the name of a free man not then be belittled, or soiled, if it should be touched by the tongue and lips of a mere slave? This caveat does not obtain, of course, under situations where one might, sa...	10

Book 15. (9 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	208	"Perhaps you would care to join me at my table," I suggested.	10
4	300	"Kneel down," I suggested.	10
6	15	This had not been the first time, incidentally, that guardsmen had suggested that I leave a town.	10
10	371	The delicious pleasures which may have been suggested by her movements or cries will not be yours".	10
10	438	"Perhaps you will permit me to kiss you from time to time," I suggested, "just to keep me performing properly".	10
29	80	"Discuss your plan with Aemilianus," suggested Callisthenes.	10
29	131	"Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed".	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	89	That a single ship had been involved suggested a certain complacency on the part of the western pirates.	10

Book 16. (13 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	150	That the new ships of the Voskjard were bearing down now upon us, and in such force, suggested that they had not been opposed, that either they had been permitted to cut the chain and advance unmolested, or, more likely, perhaps, that they had been permitted to circumvent the chain by the use of the...	10
11	122	That they were in the lower pens suggested that they might be being disciplined, or were perhaps not well trained, or were new to their collars".	10
11	212	The main purpose of slave garments, of course, is not particularly to clothe the girl, for she need not even be clothed, as she is an animal, but to, as I have suggested, "set her off".	10
17	212	"Perhaps he is a lenient fellow," I suggested.	10
17	290	"Please, Master!" "I recall a Coin Girl," I said, "from long ago, who suggested that you might be insufficiently desirable to be put out as a Coin Girl, and you retorted that you were beautiful, and she then speculated that you might then one day, too, wear a bell and coin box".	10
18	666	There was much in what she suggested.	10
19	662	"You may then fairly assume," I suggested, "that it has been fastened upon you".	10
19	1081	Too, as suggested, given recent developments, this was not really a good time to do so.	10
20	569	They resembled somewhat, and well suggested, that footwear.	10
20	692	Informed by Lola that she was to be a component of our entertainment doubtless the girl herself had suggested and devised this performance, abetted, of course, by Lola.	10
20	1472	"Master?" "Speak further," I suggested.	10
21	425	"It is interesting," I said, "I think, as you suggested earlier, I may have always thought of you, somehow, on some level, at least, perhaps not fully consciously, from my first glimpse of you, as a slave".	10
21	831	"It was a test," I suggested.	10

Book 17. (15 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	334	"Wait," I suggested.	10
1	719	It was not rawhide, but soft-tanned hide, as I have suggested.	10
1	961	They may have some effect, of course, as I have suggested, at extremely close range.	10
8	114	I had stayed to see this woman sold for I was curious to see if she was as beautiful as the delicate lineaments of her face suggested.	10
8	187	That she wore slave garments was probably also suggested to them by the transparency and sheerness of the coverings on her legs and, of course, from the Gorean view, her footwear, so slight and pretty, with the black ankle straps, was such that it would be likely to be affected only by a woman beggi...	10
8	248	Her costume, like that of Ginger, the short, fringed, beaded shirtdress of tanned skin, with the beaded anklet, intended to resemble the garb in which red masters sometimes saw fit to clothe their white female slaves, if permitting them clothing, suggested its heritage of other times and other place...	10
8	930	This suggested to me that he expected girls, for one reason or another, to be subtracted from the chain.	10
8	1024	In a moment, as the attendant had suggested, the red-haired girl was introduced into the room.	10
13	330	"Your aunt," I said, "as we have suggested, seems to have had a very limited conception of your utilities.	10
13	517	"Perhaps she herself occasionally felt female," I suggested.	10
13	1050	"Let us think clearly about this matter," I suggested.	10
14	76	"Five," I suggested to the Dust-Leg woman.	10
14	250	His tone of voice suggested that he was not commending her on her beauty, a pastime on which red masters are inclined to waste little time with their white slaves, but ordering her to do something.	10
16	44	The number of cut harnesses suggested the second alternative.	10
19	92	A heart placed on a horizontal base line, of course, suggested a heart on the ground, or sadness.	10

Book 18. (24 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	"Perhaps there is some mistake," I suggested.	10
1	475	It might even have been regarded by some, as I have suggested, in the rude heraldry of the plains, as an enhancement to their appearance.	10
2	131	And Grunt, as suggested, thought it might be useful for others to understand that Pimples was his.	10
10	75	I had suggested the business of the kaiila quirt to her before we had left Cuwignaka's lodge.	10
12	322	Her accent, soft and liquid, had suggested this to me.	10
12	621	"You will then," she smiled, "be improving, as you suggested, my master's property".	10
14	110	"Perhaps some depraved or benighted individual," I suggested.	10
14	437	Studies and case histories suggested that this sort of thing was true.	10
18	306	Too, of course, they might have been intended to fulfill some medicine purpose, perhaps suggested in a dream to one of them.	10
18	361	"Dismiss him," suggested the Yellow Knife.	10
18	367	"Let him go," suggested the Yellow Knife.	10
23	73	The more elaborate ties of the two girls at this point suggested, then, that women were being brought to this point, rather than being taken from it.	10
23	76	The ties of the women at this point suggested, too, that they were being readied not for an imminent transfer to another location but for the pleasure of warriors.	10
26	145	"Let us return to the fray," I suggested.	10
28	85	This, again, I had to observe, suggested, at least, the advent of a new form of generalship, the adoption of novel tactics, in the Barrens.	10
28	326	Evidence had suggested that Zarendargar had escaped, and was to be found in the Barrens.	10
28	345	The generalship again suggested that of the cities, not of the Barrens, that of white soldiers, not red savages.	10
34	329	Also, as I have suggested, they provide a convenient, short leash wherewith one might drag her about and control her, as one pleases.	10
37	255	In the concentrated state, as in slave wine, developed by the caste of physicians, the effect is almost indefinite, usually requiring a releaser, as suggested, for its remission, usually administered, to a slave, in what is called the breeding wine, or the "second wine".	10
37	256	When this is administered she usually understands, as suggested, that she has been selected for breeding, for crossing with a male slave, and, naturally, one supposes, it will be one, or is likely to be one, with properties which, combined with hers, are calculated from the master's point of view to...	10
40	25	The lodges of the Waniyanpi, as I have suggested, are communal lodges.	10
40	882	"Free your slave of her bonds," I suggested.	10
44	231	As suggested earlier, however, in most houses, little time is lost in teaching a girl to kiss, lick, and writhe.	10
47	195	This suggested that such groups were rare.	10

Book 19. (30 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	21	"Higher," he had suggested.	10
1	494	It suggested more to me, unsettling me, than a mere change of, or removal of, attire.	10
1	495	It suggested to me, for a moment, a reference to a world in which a woman might be without defenses, fully, a world in which she was simply not permitted defenses.	10
3	67	The obviously suggested alternative would be just too unthinkable, just too absurd.	10
3	901	I then began to eat as she had suggested.	10
4	93	"Smile," suggested Ligurious, himself lifting his hand graciously to the crowd.	10
4	125	"Bow, and wave," he suggested.	10
6	19	But why, then, if he were so wary of them, or fearful for my safety, had he wanted to come to this portion of the wall? It was he who had suggested that we come this close to those fearful monsters.	10
6	23	It was five days ago that I had suggested we come to the height of the wall, that I might look out.	10
6	264	"Having suggested that I might think little of you, and might regard you as petty and ignoble, now you inquire if I might like you?" he smiled.	10
6	492	If I had been a slave, say, perhaps, a fifteen-copper-tarsk girl, that amount for which he had once suggested a slaver might let me go, I think I might have received a somewhat different treatment at his hands.	10
8	542	"How do you know that you are different from those other girls? How do you know that you are not, as Publius suggested, a natural slave? How do you know the collar would not be quite appropriate for you? How do you know it does not, in fact, rightfully belong on you?" "No," I said to myself, almost ...	10
11	22	It had been I, I recalled, in the prosecution of my own plans, and in my desire for secrecy, who had suggested to Susan that the summoning of Drusus Rencius to my quarters need not be made known to Ligurious.	10
14	120	Her skills suggested that she might be a camp slave, a girl from one of the strings of camp slaves, strings of girls owned by authorized merchants, holding contracts for certain seasons or campaigns, kept within the camp, and traveling with it, for renting out to soldiers at fees stipulated in the c...	10
15	337	"Tangled up in the chains of some slave," suggested another.	10
15	394	"Perhaps Lady Sheila has escaped," suggested a fellow, lightly.	10
15	420	The absence of a clear pattern to the activity, too, suggested that a drill, or at least a general drill, was not in progress.	10
16	199	Perhaps that is what suggested it to my mind.	10
21	54	The similarity of the two wagons and the chaining arrangements suggested that a single company was involved.	10
23	95	"Maybe it is a barbarian name," suggested Durbar.	10
24	234	Her response suggested that she, too, had been touched.	10
29	200	"Perhaps I am she," I suggested.	10
29	233	"Spies have not suggested that she is on Tyros or Cos," he said.	10
32	28	That he was within the palace, however, a free man, clearly suggested to us his possession of some privilege or power.	10
33	166	That was he who had suggested that we might be twins.	10
33	675	Their clandestine efforts, for all their power, suggested the existence of a formidable counter-power.	10
34	54	Doubtless the symbolism in this goes far beyond what might be suggested in mere words, for it is fundamental and primal, a thing beyond words, a thing having to do with biology and natural rightfulness, with evolutionary selections and justifications, to be sure, expressed within the aesthetically s...	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
36	383	"Let us put our heads together," I suggested.	10
36	708	"Unbind me," I suggested, smiling, "and I will make you strong".	10

Book 20. (48 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1009	"Let us stop playing, and adjudicate the game as a draw," I suggested.	10
2	174	This is suggested by the fact that, traditionally, the favor, or the symbolic token of the favor, is a handkerchief or scarf.	10
2	500	"Hazard a game," suggested the paunchy fellow.	10
2	546	"Perhaps he should apply for membership in the caste of players," I suggested.	10
2	1043	He suggested you might be here".	10
2	1068	"Perhaps he slew the individual from whom he stole the coins and then thrust the body into a canal," I suggested.	10
2	1071	"It might make it easier to approach a victim," I suggested.	10
2	1119	"Let us leave the booth," I suggested.	10
2	1329	"Leap up," I suggested.	10
2	1448	"Free yourself," I suggested.	10
3	127	That we were so near the Sardar, incidentally, after a presumed five days of unconsciousness, followed by two days of travel on foot, drawing her wagon, further suggested that she was not likely, really, to be the mistress of a work chain.	10
4	275	The name suggested the city of Ar, or one of her allies.	10
4	309	"If I permit you this service," she asked, "what would you wish in return?" "Perhaps Mistress might consider granting me freedom from her captivity," I suggested.	10
6	17	"Let us observe the drama," suggested another fellow.	10
6	118	"Lick his feet!" suggested another.	10
6	214	"Let us continue with the play," suggested a man, irritably.	10
6	343	"Forgive me, lady!" cried Boots, as though in horror at the enormity of what he had suggested.	10
6	369	It would have been easier to tell, as I have suggested, had she been in slave silk, or nude, in a collar.	10
6	392	"Disrobe in private," he suggested, "and while disrobing, consider the matter.	10
6	560	"Perhaps we could get a ruling on the matter from a praetor," suggested Boots.	10
8	208	The leader had not noticed, it seemed, that although the fellow's voice had surely suggested uncertainty and fear, his hand had been perfectly steady.	10
9	149	"Besnit, Esalinus or Harfax," suggested Boots.	10
9	170	"Perhaps you could use it in support of the arts," I suggested.	10
9	172	"It might be used, for example," I suggested, "in support of some worthy but struggling theatrical company".	10
9	193	"Perhaps you could unmake it, and start in, all over again," I suggested, reaching to the multiple sheath of saddle knives slung at my hip.	10
9	198	"Perhaps you could speak again," I suggested.	10
9	469	"Surely you will remove my fetters at least to permit me to walk to your camp," suggested my captive.	10
10	722	"My duties?" "As I suggested earlier, fetching water, gathering firewood, and such".	10
12	112	"Resign," I suggested.	10
12	277	"Perhaps you should make it," he suggested.	10
12	385	"I thought you were giving me these in connection with some specific question having to do with Kaissa," he said, "perhaps with respect to the analysis of a position or a suggested variation on a lesser-known opening.	10
12	486	This suggested to me then that the messages might be transmissions of a sort which might occur among the agents of Kurii.	10
12	497	The nature of the messages, then, in a native-type Gorean cipher, suggested to me that there might be some sort of linkage between Kurii, and their agents, and Brundisium and Ar.	10
12	503	This suggested that he himself, as she seemed to be in his employ, might well be in league with Kurii.	10
12	723	"As I suggested," he said, "it is not an important matter.	10
12	821	"Perhaps you could broaden your interests," I suggested.	10
14	103	The accent of Flaminius, now that I thought of it, did have traces within it which suggested Ar.	10
14	172	"Perhaps you should draw back, that you not be injured in the charge of the sleen," I suggested.	10
15	120	"No," I said, "no!" "Hold him," suggested Boots, apprehensively, to Chino and Lecchio.	10
16	91	"Is it true that you are," inquired Chino, "as you suggested when first you called our attention to your perspicacity in penetrating disguises, Petrucchio?" "Yes," said Petrucchio.	10
16	245	"It could be a coincidence," suggested Chino.	10
16	447	"I am a free woman! I am not a slave!" "Perhaps you should consider being silent," suggested Chino, "lest you be whipped for lying".	10
16	867	"Please, Master," suggested Boots.	10
16	955	"Perhaps you could buy her," suggested Belnar, dropping a grape into his mouth.	10
16	1034	"Perhaps the great Temenides, who holds a high board in Cos, fears to enter into a banquet's friendly game, or, say, an evening's casual tourney, with one who is a mere mountebank, a monster," suggested the player.	10
19	96	"Deliver it to Flaminius, the confidant of the ubar," suggested the man.	10
19	132	Its manner, considering the sort of entity which had been involved, had almost suggested refinement.	10
19	135	The whole business, in its manner of accomplishment, suggested an almost terrifying patience and restraint, given the size and needs, the ferocity and energy, of the entity involved.	10

Book 21. (29 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	226	"Let him have her for a few Ehn," suggested Hurtha.	10
4	228	"Ask," suggested a fellow to Sorath.	10
4	578	It had been hitherto muchly concealed from detection by the leather and furs she had worn, though even beneath them its subtle and tantalizing lineaments had been clearly suggested.	10
6	66	Too, her irritability suggested that her own needs, and rather cruelly, might quite possibly be upon her.	10
6	123	"Try a spiced verr cube," he suggested.	10
11	12	But his demeanor suggested, and rather clearly, that it might actually be his intention to broach some new grievance.	10
13	285	As suggested earlier, for all practical purposes, for the Gorean female slave, properly identified, branded and collared, there is no escape.	10
15	711	I suspect, as you have suggested, that there may be treachery in Ar".	10
16	1554	Certainly the girl's back suggested that.	10
19	148	"Let me go!" "Let him go," suggested a fellow in the crowd.	10
19	196	"Release him," suggested another fellow.	10
19	369	I will not attempt to give Hurtha's poem in its entirety, but I think I may have suggested something of its drift already.	10
21	65	"I have suggested several," he said.	10
21	145	"Suppose, however," I suggested, "he does not soon return?" "Then there is another possibility," he said, "an interesting one".	10
24	285	"Let us go, Boabissia," I suggested.	10
24	293	"Let us go, Boabissia," I suggested.	10
25	82	Even in the dim light certain curvatures seemed suggested within the sack.	10
25	83	Too, there was a squirming within it which suggested that its occupant was bound.	10
25	155	These things suggested some answers to my question.	10
25	351	How incredibly meaningful, how explosively and thunderingly meaningful, how devastatingly meaningful, how momentously significant they were, these females of my species, presenting themselves before me in the modalities incumbent upon them, modalities constituting, as suggested, civilized and delici...	10
25	1259	It suggested I had money.	10
25	1392	Certainly her body suggested the influence of a rich abundance of female hormones.	10
25	1425	"Perhaps you could try to think of me veiled," she suggested.	10
25	1438	"Perhaps then my room?" I suggested.	10
25	1954	I wondered what she would have thought if someone had suggested this to her.	10
25	2356	That suggested a rear exit.	10
26	1657	I think I have suggested that at gatherings of men, at which free women are not present, it is not uncommon for slaves to serve similarly.	10
26	2044	Similarly, as suggested, the jerking of the leash, to test its strength, is good for her.	10
29	118	His generous treatment of Achiates suggested this.	10

Book 22. (15 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	57	"Call out to someone," suggested another girl.	10
7	74	"Gloria," suggested the Gorean girl.	10
9	526	Thus, even though I had been taken unawares by the sudden movement of the auctioneer's whip, and had moved suddenly, inadvertently, in a manner which might have suggested to some that I was a pleasure slave, I knew that the fullness of what I conjectured would be my typical response to such a touch ...	10
10	154	The large, drooping mustache suggested a casual, almost indolent power.	10
14	253	Surely nothing had suggested that to me.	10
16	126	"We could always check with her master," suggested a fellow.	10
17	375	I did not doubt that the name Tuka may have been suggested by its resemblance to Tula, my former name.	10
17	376	This suggested that my new master was perhaps not really much interested in what he named me.	10
26	206	Over its left shoulder, there had been slung a strap, from which had hung a scabbard, the attitude of which had suggested only too clearly that it was weighted with a blade.	10
28	28	These chaining arrangements, for ankles and wrists, as suggested earlier, were not unusual with girls serving in the black chain of Ionicus.	10
29	130	This suggested to me that if he had ever been of Tharna he now, at any rate, was no longer of Tharna.	10
29	134	Perhaps he had once served in them? If so, that suggested he might have once been a slave or criminal.	10
29	187	This suggested to me, again, that the small fellow might have been cast out of Tharna, perhaps exiled or banished.	10
29	852	But then, in a moment, I realized that their capacity at least to understand human speech had surely been suggested by the small fellow's admonition, and by the one beast's response.	10
33	299	Perhaps this had suggested to the beast, by sight, and perhaps even by smell, that its presence was undetected, unsuspected, that we were unready, that we thought ourselves safe, that that was the moment to attack.	10

Book 23. (25 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	208	"Kneel," I suggested to the brigands.	10
1	388	It suggested the sorts of names not uncommon in many of the Vosk towns, however, names reflecting the cultural mixtures of many such places, reflecting influences as diverse as those of the island ubarates, such as Cos and Tyros, on one hand, and those of southern cities, such as Venna and Ar on the...	10
1	429	Because of the storm, the rain and wind, another method of dealing with such fellows had not been suggested back there on the road, but it is not unknown.	10
1	432	Goreans, as I have suggested, do not much approve of criminals.	10
1	501	They can, however, as I have suggested, serve as keeps.	10
1	511	We suggested earlier certain considerations, practical and lexical, which might bear on this practice.	10
1	519	That was suggested by what must be its status.	10
2	141	This suggested that either Ar's Station was to be sacrificed in these harsh games, or that it was the thinking of Ar's commanders that a move to Brundisium would lift the siege of Ar's Station, the Cosians there perhaps then being withdrawn to protect Brundisium.	10
4	67	That he had brought the rectangular pouch into the baths with him, as well as the blade, suggested to me that it might be important, too important to be left back at his space, or on the peg outside the latticework.	10
6	11	My space, as I discovered, was not as bad as the keeper had suggested.	10
6	374	Clearly, too, the Lady Temione's body suggested the exquisite latency of slave curves.	10
8	62	The tarn gate's construction here suggested that the Crooked Tarn might not always have served as an inn.	10
8	64	This was suggested, too, by its distance from the Vosk, which was approximately one hundred pasangs.	10
10	40	I had suggested, too, I think, that I might be in need of money.	10
12	318	Thus, though the general appearance of the garment suggested rags, they were, in their way, contrived rags.	10
15	561	"Do you recall," I asked Lady Claudia, "that I earlier suggested that there might be a reason, other than reasons of your sort, for not having her hair cropped?" "Yes," said Lady Claudia.	10
15	729	"Perhaps if you had been more pleasing," I suggested.	10
17	334	The slight, delicious movement of her body suggested to me, too, her relief, and reassurance, that I was about.	10
17	453	"Put down your blade," I suggested.	10
17	630	The rock, however, suggested a temporary expedient.	10
21	507	"Perhaps, rather," he said, "as I suggested earlier, we are not engaged here in a trial but in something quite different".	10
24	847	Sometimes, when a woman is referred to as a "larma," it is suggested that her hard or frigid exterior conceals a rather different sort of interior, one likely to be quite delicious.	10
24	871	The girls were friends, which suggested they might be from similar style and level institutions.	10
24	959	In general, though, whereas, as I have suggested, much depends on the woman, I think it is usually better to change the woman's name, that she may now understand that she is in a new reality.	10
24	1025	An important exception to this, as suggested earlier, is the pilgrimage to the Sardar, which every Gorean, male and female, is expected to undertake at least once in his life.	10

Book 24. (31 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	14	"Tell me of matters since last we met," I suggested.	10
1	117	"Her docility on the chain, its beauty on her, her eagerness to obey, and such, suggested that it might have been you, or someone like you," she said.	10
1	405	Her response suggested to me that she was probably unaware of the rationale for this.	10
1	426	If she so approaches, however, on his order, as I have suggested, she may well fear.	10
6	41	The sand bars, as I have suggested, are unsuitable for permanent locations.	10
9	112	Such names, 'Ina', 'Ita', 'Tuka', 'Tula', 'Dina', 'Lita', and such, as suggested earlier, are common slave names.	10
9	114	Earth-girl names, such as 'Shirley', 'Linda', 'Jane', and such, as I have suggested earlier, are also commonly used as slave names.	10
12	259	To be sure, she probably suggested her secret enslavement to begin with, perhaps even begging it.	10
12	290	As I have mentioned, Lady Ina was short, and her figure, though muchly concealed beneath the robes, suggested cuddliness, that it would fit very nicely, even deliciously, within the arms of a master.	10
13	59	As I have suggested, this was not surprising to me.	10
19	23	That sound suggested to me that the woman was not merely calling herself to the attention of hunters, desperately alerting them to the presence of the quarry, but that there might be no hunters about, or no one of whom she knew.	10
19	24	It suggested that she might be alone.	10
19	36	The crumbling at their edges, too, suggested a passage of several Ahn, perhaps that they had been made as long ago as yesterday morning, or the day before yesterday.	10
19	453	"The burning of the village, vengeance, their hatred for those of Ar," I suggested.	10
19	650	I gathered that she might be trying to understand, and cope with, unusual things which had occurred in her body, perhaps for the first time, things which, even in their incipience, even in the first and most inchoate forms, had profoundly stirred her, things which had perhaps hinted at profound late...	10
19	1131	I think it likely she knew this, for her substitution of the word 'captive' for 'slave' and 'captor' for 'master' suggested it.	10
22	38	As I have suggested, she was coming along very nicely.	10
28	114	"Kill him," suggested a man.	10
28	125	"The immediate problem," I suggested, "is not profound historical speculations but survival".	10
28	662	Her responsiveness, even though she was a free woman, suggested that she might, in time, make an excellent, even a superb, slave.	10
28	695	Even slaves girls, incidentally, are often concerned about their modesty, for example, as I have suggested, not wishing to be sent shopping naked, and so on, even though they are not entitled to it, and, indeed, by some masters, who hold to the strict interpretation of the saying "Modesty is not per...	10
31	79	I thought it meet to inquire for his way of announcing this suggested that it might be of some importance.	10
31	143	"Let us strip this one and use him as bait, bound and gagged, to lure the others in," suggested a fellow.	10
31	238	"Perhaps you would care to tarry a few Ehn," I suggested.	10
31	377	"Perhaps there are some in the village of Tamrun?" I suggested.	10
32	110	"Jeweled necklaces," I suggested.	10
37	31	"Some have probably brought their goods to Brundisium," I suggested.	10
42	76	"Too, their accents even suggested this region".	10
45	112	In the end, of course, they blend into the culture, as suggested, and, eventually, for most practical purposes, become indistinguishable from other slaves, they, as the others, all muchly concerned to be pleasing to their masters.	10
46	71	"Or sell her," suggested another.	10
46	186	Perhaps in the recent past their demeanor had suggested to someone that they might have been tempted to have less than a total commitment to perfect pleasingness and instant obedience.	10

Book 25. (38 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	102	"Let us go," suggested Marcus.	10
2	98	The Home Stone of Ar's Station, as I have suggested, was in Ar.	10
2	250	From one point of view this suggested that she had presumably been less handled before coming into his keeping than might have been otherwise the case.	10
2	344	"Let us investigate," suggested Marcus.	10
2	350	"Bring her along," I suggested.	10
2	373	In this way she had suggested that even if she might desire to escape such a hope would be forlorn for her.	10
3	588	I have also suggested that this attitude of the free female toward the slave seems to be motivated, paradoxically enough, by envy and jealousy.	10
3	898	Mostly, as I have suggested, these folks were of the peasants, but, among them were representatives of many other castes, as well, mostly refugees from Torcadino and its environs, in the west, and from the vicinity of Ar's Station, in the north, folks who had fled before the marches of Cos.	10
3	928	Phoebe, as I have suggested, was held to her master by bonds compared to which stout ropes, woven of the strongest, coarsest fibers, and chains or iron, obdurate, weighty and unbreakable, were mere gossamer strands.	10
5	76	In making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd.	10
6	157	"Perhaps he has fled the city!" suggested another.	10
7	380	It suggested openness, candor, trust, rejoicing.	10
8	153	They were very old, and reputed to be the work of the master, Aurobion, though some have suggested they were merely of his school".	10
9	60	Regular guardsmen of Ar were, as I have suggested, fellows of Ar under Cosian command, or, often, Cosians, in the uniform of Ar.	10
9	681	"Perhaps Earth-girl slaves," he suggested.	10
10	474	"Lead Ar," suggested Marcus.	10
12	97	This is not to deny, as suggested, that a slave may be subjected to numerous blows, commands and strictures in her training.	10
12	280	Also, as I have suggested, the intelligence and sensitivity of many women actually tends to blossom in bondage, finding within it the apt environment for its expression, for its flowering.	10
12	402	For some reason, or reasons, as I have earlier noted or suggested, free women hate female slaves.	10
14	358	"And you, too," I suggested, "are errant slaves".	10
16	21	"Perhaps they could all wear a uniform," I suggested, "to make it easier to pick them out".	10
17	171	"Yes," suggested another fellow.	10
18	478	"Perhaps only once or twice in a millennium?" I suggested.	10
19	588	This did not surprise me, as her mien had suggested to me earlier that she might be new to the onus of such labors.	10
19	589	This was also suggested to me by the condition of her skin, which had not yet browned, darkening and toughening.	10
19	887	But surely, too, our armbands should have suggested to her that our origins, and intents, were not indigenous to the house of Appanius.	10
19	1187	"But, as I have suggested, I am inclined to be lenient, in this first offense".	10
20	254	As I have suggested earlier, some, perhaps many, masters, now, no longer sent their slaves unescorted about the city, until they had fastened them in the iron belt.	10
20	451	"Perhaps you could add a few flourishes, or something," I suggested.	10
20	762	"My question was suggested to me," I said, "by the helplessness of your slave responses".	10
20	773	"And your movements," I said, "suggested to me that you might make a dancer".	10
21	254	"'Perhaps he finds Mistress irresistible,' I suggested.	10
21	276	But surely that would have been suggested by my collar! Surely she had been apprised of this sort of thing by the guards, even when I was still on the street outside!" "Continue," I said.	10
21	324	I mention this as a sidelight on the Gorean world, it being suggested by my earlier remark.	10
21	592	Thus that the slave, Lavinia, beneath the cloak, was in state livery, you see, would not be suggested to any in the streets outside.	10
22	335	Their exchange of glances suggested that his fellow fully corroborated his speculation.	10
24	242	The golden sandals, too, suggested it was he for whom we were first waiting.	10
25	22	The position of her tunic suggested she had dropped it, doubtless by means of the disrobing loop, about her ankles, and then stepped from it.	10

Book 26. (47 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	44	This suggested to me that I might be, in the near future, removed from this place, but that no similar indulgence might be expected with respect to my other bonds.	10
2	115	The chains, the ring, the depressions in the floor, the apparently small, close, nature of the area of my confinement, the incomprehensibility of my being here, except perhaps as one of a group, perhaps similar to myself, all suggested this.	10
4	245	This suggested an entirely different theory as to what might be one of my major values in such a place.	10
4	496	His tone, in its kindliness, its patience, suggested that he did not think me stupid, in spite of my earlier outburst.	10
4	528	The collar on my neck suggested that, and the chains on my limbs.	10
7	69	I put down my head, but raised it again, remembering that I had been given permission to lift it, a permission which suggested that it might be well to keep it lifted, unless otherwise instructed.	10
7	633	That is useful, as I have suggested, for legal, and commercial, purposes.	10
7	751	Her behavior, her attitude, her demeanor, her apparent indignation, her virulence, her rage, as I have suggested, puzzled me.	10
7	860	And these men, as I have suggested, do not tend to be patient.	10
7	997	"You could not help yourself," suggested Aynur.	10
8	321	Nether closures, as I have suggested, are seldom permitted to women such as I.	10
8	636	This suggested surely that the men here were cross-fertile with women such as I, and, thus, presumably, that we, despite the seeming considerable differences between us, were actually of the same species.	10
8	934	The fact that it had made its appearance after dark suggested that it had been released as a guard beast, to patrol the ledges at night.	10
9	217	But what I could see from the cell suggested to me that the economy of this place exceeded what might be attributed to the pastoral simplicities of the herdsman and the bucolic labors of the tiller of the soil.	10
9	273	Perhaps something in my demeanor had hinted at an attitude of too much self-satisfaction or complacency, or had suggested some pretense to a fraudulent superiority or had tended to convey some subtle contempt.	10
10	93	Indeed, as I have suggested, it is by far the most common word in their language for women such as I.	10
10	240	The combination of the collars and the white silk suggested that they might be virgin slaves.	10
10	325	Perhaps they did not wish them torn off by the beast! In the pens we kajirae, kneeling or crouching down, had sometimes put our hands through the bars of our kennels, trying to touch a guard, to call ourselves, whimperingly, to his attention, but this experience suggested, uneasily, a quite differen...	10
10	675	The chains suggested that that might not be uncommon in this place.	10
10	1002	How well I had been controlled by the leash, even though my hands were free! I lay there prone, trembling, sweating on the stone, the tunic tight between my teeth; he then put his foot on my back, holding me down, pressing me to the stone, and, leaning forward, pulled up the leash, the leather again...	10
11	22	Was I good enough? Would I prove to be satisfactory? My experience in the pens had suggested that I might do.	10
11	220	That suggested that she was not totally unfamiliar with the whip.	10
11	756	As I have suggested this lesson is neither unprecedented nor unusual.	10
11	1002	"Why not?" suggested another.	10
11	1353	How many women, I wonder, marry truly for love, and only love? Do we not consider many other matters—the finances of our potential spouse, his education, his family connections, his position in society, the likely location of his domicile, the presumed trajectory of his career, the prestige o...	10
11	1438	I wondered if he in the chair might sometime, recalling me, have me sent to him, perhaps, as he had suggested with Dorna, in earrings and a single veil, if that.	10
11	1639	These people have, as I have suggested, a highly developed aesthetic sense.	10
12	57	I have suggested that the slave, given her garmenture, is more likely to elude a captor than a free woman, which is surely true, but it is necessary to add that it is, of course, a relative matter, and one of degree.	10
12	437	And his mask suggested he must be highborn, perhaps one of the highest born in the city.	10
12	846	The arrangement of the veils suggested that they were merely tied about her features, and not pinned.	10
13	927	Also, interestingly, as earlier suggested, sexual responsiveness in the slave is openly regarded as a desirable property, like intelligence and beauty.	10
13	935	As earlier suggested, it is the whole slave, all of her, every bit of her, that is for sale.	10
14	68	"Let us rest," I suggested.	10
14	386	"Finish your food," I suggested.	10
14	971	This halter, improvised from a brown rag, like the skirt, was, in its simplicity and raggedness, as I have suggested, believable as, and suitable for, a slave halter.	10
14	1217	As I have suggested earlier, cleanliness and such things, are normally required of a slave, as they are not of a free woman.	10
14	1804	"Perhaps you were frightened?" I suggested.	10
19	190	"Stand," suggested the free man.	10
19	583	"But you may, in some years, become a first girl in some household," suggested one of the slaves in the vicinity.	10
24	55	"Women?" suggested a man.	10
24	93	"Drunk," suggested another.	10
24	382	Her golden collar, if not the rings, suggested that her master was rich, and, indeed, he was.	10
24	703	To be sure, her past might continue, in the senses which we have suggested, at least for a time, to exercise some fascination over her master.	10
37	347	"Perhaps your colleague, Gito, can turn it," suggested the pit master.	10
42	77	They did not seem to regard me with an interest which suggested they wanted me for themselves, nor, as far as I could tell, did I find in their gaze any speculations as to how I might appear to possible buyers, or to an unknown principal.	10
44	175	"Desperately and fervently," she said, "in all the ways that a woman can please a man! I beg only the opportunity to show you!" "Let us leave her fate in the hands of the other slave," suggested the second man.	10
45	127	How fierce were his eyes! That he had worn the mask suggested to me that perhaps it had not been intended that I recognize him.	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	42	What is being suggested here, or better, I think, noted, is that time does not dictate reality, or life or death, or change, but measures it, and that it is indifferent to what it measures, that it is independent of what it measures.	10
2	164	How she hated that young woman for some reason, the blond-haired, simple, surely stupid-looking one, how could he be interested in her, and yet there was a certain something about her, in the fullness of her lush, painted lips, how frightful, she used make-up, the sweet width but suggested softness ...	10
2	230	It had suggested that she might be no more than a biological, sexual confection of sorts, a bit of fluff, of interest perhaps, but unimportant, negligible in a way, as a human being.	10
2	257	That was suggested by the closeness of the bandage to the ankle at the top and bottom and its widening out, or bulging a little, in the center.	10
9	111	She recalled that the young man on Earth, now her master, had suggested to her that her very life might depend on such things.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	133	This suggested apprehension on the part of the Pani, and suggested, as well, though not as clearly, that an order of march might be imminent.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
58	235	But was this in virtue of an agreement between Priest-Kings and Kurii? Tiny bits of evidence suggested one interpretation, and tiny bits of evidence suggested another.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	205	The name 'Luta' might have been suggested by 'Leta', or it might have been suggested by 'Lita'.	10