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Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	17	Asking no questions, as was suitable given the absence of insignia on my garments, they feasted me on my own kill, and gave me fiber, and flints and a skin of wine.	10
6	47	On Gor a woman normally travels only with a suitable retinue of armed guards.	10
18	46	"Doubtless," said one of the slaves, "some more suitable raiment has replaced them".	10
22	215	"Where," asked Targo, "in the camp of a legitimate slaver do you expect me to find clothing suitable to a free woman?" I laughed, and Targo smiled and left.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	35	"And the siege of Ar," I asked, "and the Empire of Marlenus?" "They provided a suitable test," said Misk.	10
27	60	In perhaps two or three Ehn I found one which appeared to be quite suitable.	10
28	93	I did not wish to return periodically to the Vivarium to feed her and I supposed, if necessary, some suitable confinement might be found for her near Misk's headquarters.	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	27	To them, of course, she was now no more than they, save perhaps that her flesh would not be used to bear the poles of palanquins, to carry boxes nor dig in the earth, but would be appointed its own tasks, lighter and more suitable, doubtless even more pleasing than theirs to a master.	10
24	200	At the main gate I overtook him and together we sped through it, slowing our mounts on the other side to a decorous pace suitable to our rank.	10
28	17	When she found a suitable implement, of proper length and flexibility, of appropriate diameter and suppleness, she then secured Tuka by nose ring and thong to the exposed root of a small but sturdy bush, and thrashed her soundly.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	223	It was a mystery suitable to start all Ar conjecturing.	10
16	52	At any rate, regardless of the reasoning, or the stratagems of Slavers, Elizabeth, Virginia and Phyllis were permitted to attend the first day of the races, under, of course, suitable guard.	10
17	240	All things considered, Caprus' plan seemed not only suitable, but ideal.	10
17	810	While I was setting them up I thought it well to change the subject, and perhaps to interest her in some less exacting pastime, something more suitable to her feminine mind.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	286	A man might look upon an attractive free woman, and want her, but, on the whole, she will be inaccessible, little more than a brief, troubling torment, but when a man looks upon a slave girl he knows that it is quite possible that he may obtain her, that she is quite likely to be obtainable, for a s...	10
8	522	What was it that was different? I wore my camisk, belted with leather, binding leather, suitable for securing a woman, naught else.	10
9	91	This, it seems to me, is a suitable number, for protection, for feeding, for concealment in the forest".	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	283	"And, too, I suggest," said I, "a warm bath, and suitable oils".	10
4	190	"They told me that I was unfit for them, that I was completely, vulnerably, helplessly feminine, that I belonged at the feet of men! At the feet of men! Me! That was the sort of woman I was, that that would be my true happiness, that that was my natural and suitable destiny!" "And that infuriates yo...	10
6	845	"Rim has been kind enough," she said, "from the blade of an old shaving knife to supply a suitable implement".	10
7	26	Such nets, however, would also be suitable for the snaring of female slaves.	10
11	665	No longer was she acceptable, no longer was she suitable.	10
14	156	I had then found a suitable, thick-trunked tree.	10
15	315	It may be used, of course, to fasten the entire chain about, or to, some suitable object, a pillar, a stanchion, a wagon wheel, a tree, a column in a market colonnade, a post in a bazaar, one of the heavy slave rings, set in the ground, usually found at the edges of a square in a Gorean city.	10
19	314	She had felt a man's blow, though a light, swift one, suitable for the disciplining of women.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	133	That the tarnhead was hinged back, as the ship entered the inlet, was a suitable indication, like the white shield, that it came in peace.	10
4	32	The sun, too, of course, is used, and, at night, the stars give them suitable compass, even in the open sea.	10
6	219	It also contained a welded ring, suitable for the attachment of a chain.	10
10	314	We saw thralls, too, in the crowd, and rune-priests, with long hair, in white robes, a spiral ring of gold on their left arms, about their waist a bag of omen chips, pieces of wood soaked in the blood of the sacrificial bosk, slain to open the Thing; these chips are thrown like dice, sometimes sever...	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Man, on Earth, had finally succeeded, after long centuries, in creating a society in which he had no essential place; he had, at last, built a house in which he could not live, in which he had left not one room suitable for human habitation; he called it a home; in it he was a stranger; his habitat,...	10
2	594	I had assumed the name Hakim, a Tahari name, one suitable for a merchant.	10
5	380	This pleased me, that she had been found suitable to be a slave of Kavars.	10
5	525	Moreover, with the dates purchased by these, I hoped to have a suitable disguise, as a merchant in date bricks, in moving eastward.	10
11	351	She was very proud of wearing a collar, and that she had been found suitable for one.	10
12	325	There were, here and there, in coffers, scarves, and, from which the hangings depended, suitable cords.	10
14	377	Perhaps Vella, even now, had been returned to her quarters, perhaps adjoining a larger area for the keeping of less-favored female slaves; where she would wait until commanded by men, perhaps to her exercises or bath, or silks, or cosmetics, to her beautification, or to small, suitable servile tasks...	10
24	54	That it was barred was suitable.	10
24	244	You have a face and figure, curves, the loveliness, the exquisiteness, suitable for a slave".	10
24	618	I had stopped in the kitchens of the kasbah to find a suitable garment for Vella.	10
25	636	No longer would you be entitled to certain forms of torture, suitable for free persons, culminating in your honorable impalement.	10
26	771	"But for the second," I said, "twenty strokes is not an uncustomary number, neither too few nor too many, suitable, one supposes, for an initiatory beating, an induction beating, a beating of welcome, a salutational whipping".	10

Book 11. (14 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	236	"Make me your slave," I whispered, "—Masters!" How startled I was that I had called them Masters, and yet, how natural, it seemed, for I was a girl, suitable prey for such as they, a natural quarry and prey for such as they, and they, as I sensed, were the natural masters, by the dark laws of...	10
3	531	That in the north the lovely dina was spoken of as the "slave flower" did not escape the notice of the expatriated Turians; in time, in spite of the fact that "Dina" is a lovely name, and the dina a delicate, beautiful flower, it would no longer be used in the southern hemisphere, no more than in th...	10
4	281	I had seen earrings in the jewelry in the cave, exotic loops, twists of wire and golden pendants; I imagined them upon me, hanging at my cheeks, adornments suitable for me, a barbarian slave girl.	10
5	129	The sign of a man of Tharna is two yellow cords carried at the belt, suitable for the binding of the hands and feet of a female.	10
6	209	"Let us give her a name more suitable to a slave girl, who, one day, will perhaps be capable of pleasing men".	10
7	1333	For a low, common girl, one not to be distinguished from others, it was a suitable name.	10
9	185	"Did you know," asked one, "that Dinas are suitable to be the slaves of slaves?" "No," I said, "I did not".	10
11	342	"Is there anything," I asked, "in the kennels which might serve as a stout wire or long pick, one of suitable length to even try?" "No," said Sucha.	10
12	601	Did they not want me? Was I not suitable for them? Was I to be left free? At the far end of the hall, away from the gates leading to the quarters of slaves, I saw a figure, that of a man, tall, handsome, strong, splendid, with the bearing of one who leads Gorean warriors.	10
12	835	But perhaps her captor, if she seemed slave-suitable, and was sufficiently desperate and zealous in her pleadings and prostrations, might be moved to keep her, she weeping and kissing at his feet, petitioning for this privilege.	10
15	124	It was slender but sturdy, steel, enameled with white, decorated with tiny flowers in pink, a collar suitable for a woman's girl.	10
15	366	"Any piece of suitable slave flesh," said the Lady Elicia.	10
26	4	It was, I suppose, all things considered, tasteful, modest and demure, suitable for a woman's slave.	10
28	101	Presumably he would order me to my feet and, sensing the crowd, playing it with skill, put me through what slave paces seemed suitable.	10

Book 12. (10 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	380	I would make a gift of such a garment, a short coat or jacket, suitable for use in the tarn saddle, for your master.	10
2	116	After all, once one recognizes a ribbon, or belt, or strip of cloth, as a scytale, it is then only a matter of time until one finds a suitable object to facilitate the acquisition of the message.	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
6	23	I had, however, spotted little suitable game, and so had released the tarn to do his own foraging.	10
14	96	She looked about, but found nothing else which seemed suitable as a weapon.	10
27	86	Once again, as he had before, he found a suitable drift of snow and began to cut blocks.	10
32	4	"That was our star," he said, "a yellow, medium-sized, slow-rotating star with a planetary system, one small enough to have sufficient longevity to nourish life, one large enough to have a suitable habitable zone".	10
32	12	"It was, of course, of a suitable size and distance from its star.	10
34	93	It was relatively open, easily identifiable, or as easily identifiable as any area might be in the ice, and was at a suitable distance from the complex.	10
35	338	The guard's garb which I wore had been, until now, apparently, suitable disguise.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	121	"If you would now excuse me," she said, coolly, "I would like to slip into something suitable for a woman".	10
11	123	"More suitable than this tunic," she said.	10
12	342	"Evelyn hopes Master will later find her suitable to give him pleasure".	10
17	4	"These robes," said Msaliti, indicating robes spread upon the couch, "will be found suitable for an ambassador of Teletus".	10
23	170	The sky was still overcast, providing a suitable darkness for the work which must soon be at hand.	10
24	162	About their thighs, now muddied, were brief, wrap-around skirts of red-and-black-printed rep-cloth, suitable garments for slaves.	10
24	254	The answer was suitable.	10
32	162	Even during the heat of the day it is hard to find suitable fuel.	10
32	659	'When you did not obey,' he said, 'I then thought perhaps that I had been mistaken about you, that perhaps you were not a slave, but a free woman, and thus might serve as a suitable sacrifice to our gods.	10
32	1082	Both strings were of small, simple wooden beads, suitable for slave girls.	10
51	94	Both were excellently suitable for slaves.	10
54	98	"We shall take them back to Ushindi, and you may then, with a suitable escort, convey them down the Nyoka to Schendi.	10
57	134	It had not taken the original fetch-and-carry girl more than an Ahn at the oar, incidentally, before she, too, had begged to be relieved of its pain, that she might be taught lighter duties, even those involving perfumes and silks, more fitting, more suitable, to the bodies and dispositions of femal...	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	324	I wondered, if there were Gorean slavers, if she might indeed not be the sort of woman they regard as suitable for their chains.	10
8	8	The block printing indicated that the box was suitable for a male slave.	10
10	43	I had then been scented, with the colognes and perfumes thought suitable for certain types of male slaves.	10
11	341	"Perhaps, in the darkness," I said, "I might be briefly unnoticed, at least long enough to obtain more suitable, less conspicuous garments".	10
13	663	I had seen her, in that instant, not in wonder and pleasure, as I had before, but from the point of view of uncompromising manhood, in triumph and pleasure, as the most suitable and fit object possible for the exercise of masculine power and desire, as what she now was, and only was, a beautiful fem...	10
16	6	Though one is commonly born into a caste one is often not permitted to practice the caste craft until a suitable apprenticeship has been served.	10
22	4	The Lady Florence nodded, her features visible behind the light house veil, suitable for an informal dinner with friends.	10
22	521	"Do you think she would make a suitable snack of love flesh for a fighting slave, Jason?" asked the Lady Florence.	10
25	299	In such cases usually one side of the flat wagon bed is used as an auction platform, a small but suitable scaffolding on which may be well displayed the lineaments of the girl's beauty, and on which may be exacted from her the provocative performances demanded by cruel and merciless vendors of their...	10
27	234	He carried a drawn sword in one hand, and, in the other, his left, a dangling set of light slave chains, suitable for a female.	10
27	439	"I think you are suitable," I said.	10
27	440	"Suitable?" she asked.	10
28	38	It amused me to hear the rapine to which I had subjected her, and the paces through which I had put her, suitable almost for a slave, referred to as indiscretions.	10
32	138	Woman in her heart, you see, knows that she is the property of man, and the suitable slave of a master.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	592	"But suitable perhaps for a collared slave?" I said.	10
13	20	"It is suitable, doubtless," she said, "for a kept woman".	10
23	254	She wore, like the girl before her, tantalizing to the eye, what might constitute a master's conception of a garment suitable for a lovely female slave, a fragment of silk which made unmistakably clear that the beauty to which it clung, and which it made little pretense to conceal, lay fully at the ...	10
24	30	The other chain terminated in a smaller loop of steel, an ankle ring, suitable for a girl's ankle.	10
28	317	"Or will I survive," he asked, "to teach you punishments thought suitable by a man of Ar for a female slave?" Visibly, the girl trembled.	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	917	To be sure, there are often prosaic parameters involved, as well, such as a flattering garmenture, a lovely posture, graceful movements, proper rest, suitable exercise, a good diet, and such.	10
18	63	"A suitable fear for a slave," said the girl with the switch.	10
18	127	The girl who was acting as the lovely slave's keeper then went again to the chest and, with a sensuous jangle, withdrew from it bellings suitable for a slave.	10
18	185	Perhaps I could reward her, by giving her to a suitable master.	10
19	209	This seemed to me a suitable number for such a purpose.	10
19	766	"The answer is suitable," I said.	10
19	924	Sooner or later, of course, both, given suitable masters, come to revel in their collars.	10
20	47	This was suitable for the type of party which I had planned.	10
20	1608	Not every woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master.	10
21	661	"It is a suitable response," I said.	10
21	745	"The response is suitable," I said.	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	271	I did not know if it had been viable, or if the male had been suitable.	10
1	696	It seemed to me a suitable answer, under the circumstances.	10
1	798	Their culture tends to be nomadic, and is based on the herbivorous, lofty kaiila, substantially the same animal as is found in the Tahari, save for the wider footpads of the Tahari beast, suitable for negotiating deep sand, and the lumbering, gregarious, short-tempered, trident-horned kailiauk.	10
1	1092	It seems they are simply not regarded, on the whole, as being suitable foes, or foes worthy enough to stand within the coup structure.	10
7	95	Land which is suitable for farming, and in proximity to towns, is seldom, along the perimeter, put to the uses of grazing.	10
8	206	"Doubtless some Master will soon find something more suitable with which to enclose that lovely neck than a string of pearls," he speculated.	10
13	810	"The answer is correct, and suitable," I said.	10
13	922	"The answers are correct, and suitable, Slave," I said.	10
14	164	The former debutante's name seemed to us quite suitable for a slave's name.	10
14	1209	"In actions of this sort," said Grunt, "our friends of the plains are seldom inclined to leave survivors, but perhaps they did, perhaps, say, some children, to be herded to Waniyanpi camps, to be raised with Waniyanpi values, suitable for slaves, or, say, perhaps, some females whose exposed curvatur...	10
17	339	This was a behavior suitable for a slave, even one who was not, at the moment, desperately striving to save her own life.	10
17	566	"When we reach the vicinity of the compound," said Pumpkin, "and you are unbound and properly clothed, in suitable Waniyanpi garb, you will lead us all through the gate, preceding us, this thus attesting to your honor amongst us and the respect in which you are held".	10

Book 18. (34 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	463	"A suitable slave has been selected".	10
3	95	Could it be that something was to occur which was regarded as not being suitable, perhaps, for the sensibilities of free women? Winyela continued to chop at the tree.	10
3	222	Was this not suitable? Was this not appropriate for her, a slave? Winyela, kissing the pole, and caressing it, and moving about it, and rubbing her body against it, under the directions of Cancega, and guided sometimes by the tethers on her neck, continued to dance.	10
7	135	"Replace it with a suitable attitude of trepidation," I said.	10
7	468	"So why should you object," asked Cuwignaka, "if Canka, in his friendship for you, in a suitable context, for an afternoon, makes you a present of Winyela?" "I do not object," I laughed.	10
9	295	"Considering the nature of my bondage it is suitable for me.	10
9	707	I thought my vengeance on her was suitable.	10
9	709	"Ohh! Ohhhh!" Yes, I thought, quite suitable.	10
12	170	This type of tether is suitable for short leadings.	10
12	470	Then, perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me".	10
14	397	"A most just and suitable punishment," she said, bitterly.	10
14	545	"The answer is suitable," I said.	10
14	588	I clenched my fists, that I might not subject the frightened, lovely embonded beast to the treatment suitable to her condition.	10
16	192	Now you have put me at your mercy!" "It is suitable, Slave," I said.	10
22	296	He had not lived long enough to choose a suitable adult name for himself.	10
26	132	"It is a suitable answer," I said.	10
26	143	"I think she will make you a suitable slave," I said to the young man.	10
28	115	The kneeling position is, of course, a suitable one for slaves.	10
28	306	This is supposed to provide the next rider with a suitable response interval.	10
30	48	Mahpiyasapa had made a suitable adjustment, implicitly drawing a distinction between true and false medicines, the medicine of the Kaiila presumably being true medicine, and that of the Yellow Knives false.	10
33	433	"It seems to me a simple, suitable name for a slave," I said.	10
34	307	I cut off a suitable piece.	10
35	202	A man who fails to attain a vision, or who cannot obtain a suitable dream, may purchase one from another, who is more fortunate, one who will share his vision or dream with him, or sell him one he does not need.	10
40	746	Were there not many unpleasant, cruel and heavy labors which needed to be performed? And are such not suitable for slaves? "Raise your head," said Seibar to his slave.	10
42	111	Then, later, I would make suitable adjustments.	10
43	351	This is thought suitable for slaves.	10
43	451	One of the problems which often arises in this business is that of getting the capture from, say, her own bedroom to your pens where she may be properly branded and collared, and taught to kiss and obey, later to be retailed naked from a suitable outlet, into her new life as a slave.	10
44	475	The trail, within its narrow boundaries, the rock on one side, the fall on the other, constituted a suitable trap, or slaughter channel, for our paralyzed, bewildered, confined enemies.	10
46	68	To be sure, beyond such considerations, there was little to do in the Barrens with prisoners, unless they were females, who might then be reduced as love prizes to suitable, helpless slaveries.	10
47	236	Again, allowing a suitable interval, I plummeted the tarn downward, again into the midst of the Kinyanpi.	10
47	296	I waited a suitable interval.	10
47	302	I waited another suitable interval and then I, again, took Ubar of the Skies downward.	10
54	215	This seemed a suitable name for a slave.	10
54	303	Yesterday this ear of maize had been delivered, with suitable ceremonies, to Mahpiyasapa.	10

Book 19. (33 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	126	"Suitable disciplines and punishments may be arranged for a free woman," he said, "suitable to her status and dignity".	10
11	130	"And yet," he said, "I sense that such disciplines and punishments, those suitable for free women, would not be suitable for you".	10
3	660	"He says he thinks you will prove quite suitable," she said to me, in English.	10
4	30	Too, documents were found recording the purchase of quantities of slave hair, at suitable prices, some even within the city of Corcyrus itself.	10
5	72	"If the gifts are suitable," said Ligurious, "our Tatrix, after the cession of the mines, may be moved to deal somewhat less harshly with the miscreants of Argentum".	10
5	254	"Yes," I said, "of course!" "My remarks," he said, "will be based on the hypothesis that Lady Sheila's figure is acceptable, that her curvatures fall within suitable slave tolerances".	10
6	3	"Not all places in Corcyrus," he said, "are safe, particularly at night, and not all are suitable for the sensibilities of a free woman".	10
6	824	At one end the base chain was attached to a rather small neck ring, but suitable for closing about a woman's neck; at the other end it was attached to one of the subsidiary chains, about a foot long, and terminating on each end with a ring; those rings looked as though they might fit snugly about a ...	10
7	230	But, of course, owned, it would be quite suitable and proper for one to do so, for he would be, in fact, in such a situation, one's master.	10
8	415	We had seen the baths and the sales yard, which is also used for exercise; we had seen various holding areas, ranging from silken, barred alcoves for superb pleasure slaves, through cells and cages, and such, of various sorts more fit for medium-priced women, to incarceration chambers that were litt...	10
9	163	She put her head down, quickly, and continued her work, menial work, work suitable for such as she, a slave.	10
11	131	"And what sorts of disciplines and punishments would be suitable for me?" I asked.	10
13	186	"Yes," he said, "these arrangements all seem suitable and efficient.	10
15	128	"And how did you feel," asked the girl to whom she was speaking, "performing these small tasks for him, suitable for a slave?" "Gradually, serving him helplessly, then lovingly in these fashions, I became more and more aroused," she said.	10
18	225	Needless to say, the diction, and demeanor of a slave, her attitudes, responses, and behaviors, must be suitable to her, faultless, seemly, and unerring.	10
18	251	Indeed, perhaps I was being conducted even now to the shop of a metal worker, there to be marked and receive, and have locked upon me, measured and fitted, a suitable, inflexible, identificatory circlet of bondage.	10
25	11	The hair of the other girls was being permitted to grow out, if only until it reached a suitable shearing length.	10
26	194	To be sure, one supposes that a suitable decorum is expected amongst serving slaves.	10
27	148	"Later, too, when your hair reaches a suitable length, make certain that it falls about the master's sandals".	10
30	167	Interestingly, once branded and in the collar, and knowing themselves helpless and under suitable male discipline, it is said they become joyful and content.	10
31	761	These seem suitable tasks for the former Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
32	89	Accordingly he has placed you in the sack and, in his embarrassment, and fearing a loss of honor, has left the palace, taking the other girl with him, she then to be consigned to some suitable slavery or other.	10
32	174	But even this innocent title, doing little more than recognizing the place of his maleness in the order of primate nature, and surely a suitable expression on the lips of a female slave, such as she now was, alarmed him.	10
33	660	But this, of course, I told myself, fearfully, must be concealed from Drusus Rencius! I must never let him learn that I was in my heart no more than a master's slave! How he would despise me if he knew me as no more than a slave, a girl suitable for collars and auction blocks, one appropriately to b...	10
33	1041	He freed me of those stern impediments, so suitable for the confinement of women such as I, slaves.	10
36	285	"Perhaps suitable lashings would convince you," he said.	10
36	293	"The answer is suitable," he said.	10
36	721	"It is a suitable answer," he said.	10
36	1057	Yes, I think it is now, even though a bit long, acceptable for a slave, even perhaps suitable for one.	10
36	1058	Before, of course, it was suitable, intentionally, only for a free woman pretending to be a slave".	10
36	1061	"Yes," he said, "I think it is now suitable, or will be, when you have attended to the hem, shortening it still further".	10
36	1295	Simple, short, luscious, provocative, suitable, and a common slave name.	10
36	1568	"Cages formed of simple, sturdy bars of black iron and deep, doubly-sewn sacks of heavy, plain leather, black and thick, tied or locked shut, will now serve well enough for you, confinements suitable to the more common sort of slave you now are".	10

Book 20. (20 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	134	The blows were delivered with suitable force, with authority, but in an evenly spaced, measured fashion.	10
2	1440	I would take it twice snugly about her wrist and then, angling it, press the cap-topped stud at the end of the strap, from the bottom, up through one of the small, sturdy, suitable eyelets on the same strap.	10
3	9	It was rich with hangings and, about its interior circumference, furnished with suitable appointments, including vessels, cushions, a low inlaid table, cases and trunks.	10
3	33	They must be suitable for inclusion in a work chain.	10
3	172	"You wanted strong, large fellows, as I recall," I said, "suitable for inclusion in a work chain".	10
5	371	Too, I think I may count on your having independent stores of coins and notes, and, given your apparent wealth and elegance, a suitable measure of costly cloths, gems and jewelries.	10
6	393	Then, if you decide, in your nobility, to deny me even the briefest of peeps, what harm could possibly have been done?" "A splendid suggestion, kind sir," she said, "but where, in this fair meadow, at the side of a public road, will I find suitable privacy?" "Here!" said Boots, lifting up the veil.	10
6	581	Boots, then, it seemed always just minimally short of success, continued dauntlessly to search for a suitable peep.	10
6	1114	Two desiderata are involved, suitable helplessness, and full protection of the game.	10
9	521	"That seems a suitable arrangement from my point of view," said Boots.	10
10	807	"The slave's response seems suitable," I said.	10
12	697	"I will become hot, dutiful and subservient!" "What would be a suitable punishment, for a meaningless, nasty little slut like you?" he asked.	10
12	742	In a different situation, of course, this might have constituted a suitable and humiliating punishment, involving a public reduction in her status, particularly before other girls.	10
13	113	"In Brundisium I am confident she will be permitted only a brevity of skirting, one suitable for slaves.	10
16	380	Their disrobing, leaving only scarves about their necks, concealing their collars, and round, adhesive patches on their thighs, concealing their brands, was done mostly in character, with apprehension and reluctance, with piteous whimperings, suitable lamentations, and such, but Bina, in the matter ...	10
16	1154	"Let a vat of tharlarion oil, suitable for the immersion of a human being, be prepared".	10
18	48	Then heavy ropes, suitable for confining him in the vat of oil, were put on his neck.	10
18	208	She did not wear the heavy trick manacles, seemingly suitable for men, in which I had been placed earlier in Boots's camp.	10
18	252	I had then, late at night, carrying suitable articles in a folded slave sack, located the quarters of the Lady Yanina in the palace.	10
20	102	But where in such passages, presumably unguarded, lonely and seldom used, would a suitable place be found for such a deposit? No, it seemed more likely he would have carried them with him, away from the room on his person.	10

Book 21. (25 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	112	I saw that she might be suitable.	10
3	22	One or two of them, I thought, might be suitable for the collar.	10
15	84	One supposes they would not have the temerity to regard themselves as, say, good architects or good shipwrights in the absence of suitable training and developed skills.	10
15	161	Yet nothing had prepared me for the presence I felt in this room, a simple room, a bare room, with a large window behind, suitable for a minor functionary in the bureaucracy of Torcadino.	10
15	327	"I am sure they would agree to almost any terms, offering suitable inducements for withdrawal, guarantees of safety for yourself and your troops, and such, in order to regain Torcadino".	10
16	754	"Doubtless, in the end, under the suitable tutelage of strong men, you will both become superb," I speculated.	10
16	1258	I wondered if she might make a suitable slave.	10
16	1515	Her locomotion, unless commanded to roll, or put under similar commands, suitable for a pet, will be on all fours.	10
16	1782	This is suitable for women who are only slaves.	10
21	247	Too, of course, in such a district, one may purchase such articles as appropriate cosmetics for slaves, suitable simple but attractive jewelry, fit for slaves, in particular, earrings which, in Gorean eyes, so fasten a woman's degradation helplessly upon her, appropriate perfumes, slave silk, and su...	10
22	1	The Insula of Achiates; Feiqa Will Be Punished; The Whip Will Be Suitable for the Purpose "The stench is terrible," said Boabissia.	10
22	113	I saw that if Achiates permitted slaves in his house they must exhibit suitable discipline.	10
24	432	They can retain it in companionship, if they wish, if suitable contractual arrangements are secured, but they cannot pass it on.	10
24	450	She herself, I am sure, under a suitable master, would have made excellent collar meat.	10
25	370	They are almost uniformly regarded as suitable slave names.	10
25	622	They may be comfortably knelt within, and curled up within, of course, postures suitable for slaves.	10
25	640	"Perhaps," I said, "she might do better if she had a more suitable name".	10
25	806	They seemed, unlike myself, suitable candidates for slavery".	10
25	1084	They are regarded as suitable and appropriate only for slaves.	10
25	1412	This seemed to me a suitable response, as she was a free woman.	10
25	1421	"How kind you are," she said, "to a woman met in such a place, one so poor she cannot even afford sandals, a suitable gown, and proper veiling.	10
25	1571	"In a trivial, servile way, suitable for a slave, of course," added the Lady Tutina.	10
25	1723	Too, if of suitable length, it may function as a bond.	10
25	1749	"A simpler, more primitive method, quite suitable for small amounts, is at our disposal," I told her.	10
26	1146	We shall take a very simple variation, suitable for an ignorant free female who has not yet even begun to discover the depths of her sexuality".	10

Book 22. (26 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	158	They were tapes of a sort suitable for ethnic dance.	10
3	775	It had seemed plain, hard, and scratchy to my back, a suitable surface, I supposed, on which a girl's virginity might be tested, but as I lay on my stomach, to my softness, to my breasts and belly, to my thighs, it seemed oddly different.	10
3	798	The suitable condition for a woman such as you is perfectly clear, deny it and squirm though you might".	10
8	359	This was intentional on the part of the masters, being connected with a concept of latitudes suitable for the appropriate display of merchandise.	10
10	548	This same tiny measure of protection, of course, puts her in much greater danger from her real master, for he, observing her, seeing her kneeling beautifully before him, can also delay in his considerations as to her suitable exploitations.	10
11	9	I had very seldom been in sirik, though I had worn one in my training once or twice, so that I might be instructed in the strict limitations it would impose on me, and how I might, nonetheless, move in it, if it were set to suitable widths, in a way pleasing to masters.	10
11	1670	At the back of the belt, attached to it, was a pair of light manacles of the sort suitable for females, which I would learn are called "slave bracelets".	10
13	719	She then, gradually, permits herself to let her true feelings appear, thus attempting to give the impression of having been seduced by him, and then, later, after a suitable time, she is honestly piteous, kneeling beside him, licking and kissing.	10
14	113	"It is then suitable that you call them 'Master,'" he said.	10
14	231	He had never even put me to intimate uses, suitable for slaves.	10
20	287	This is a suitable deference in a female slave before a free male.	10
27	40	It seems, once again, that he would take suitable precautions against me, that the hardness of his heart, set so against me, not be softened, that the iron of his intent be neither diminished nor imperiled, that there be no possible weakening of his terrible resolve.	10
28	27	This supplied latitudes sufficient to facilitate such tasks as the carrying and serving of water, and, at the same time, provided suitable lengths, if placed behind the back, or behind the neck, or looped about the neck, to confine their hands at their sides, or shoulders, or throat, so that they co...	10
28	133	Thus they may expect suitable subserviences".	10
28	187	"That is possibly it! And Tela was first on the chain, and serving in the tent of the overseer! That, too, might have convinced the beast that she was a suitable acquisition!" "What of me, and Cara?" asked Mina.	10
28	190	"Perhaps you were pointed out, by men, to the beast," I said, "in effect designated as suitable quarry".	10
28	250	"And the cloth you wear, aside from questions of its quality, is suitable," she said.	10
29	107	Such cords are suitable for binding a female, hand and foot.	10
29	581	"I find this," he said to me, "an acceptable and suitable vengeance, superior even to the sword, or to the thousand cuts, that you, my dear Doreen, or Tuka, or whatever masters now choose to call you, you stinking, worthless, curvaceous, treacherous slave slut, should be torn to pieces by a sleen!" ...	10
29	1517	My responses were suitable for a slave.	10
30	201	It was stale, but suitable for a slave.	10
31	62	Tupita was a good cook, indeed! Then, while the men continued to talk, we attended to domestic tasks, suitable for us, consequent upon the completion of the meal.	10
31	350	This had brought her into suitable cuffing position.	10
33	377	After that there is the matter of the rites, of suitable purifications".	10
34	721	In that sense, at least, it seemed he had found me a suitable morsel for the collar.	10
34	813	Then I said, "Yes, my master," in Gorean, and, at a suitable distance, naked, bearing his pack, followed him from the woods.	10

Book 23. (27 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	418	Too, even if the prisoner should escape his bonds, he then faces the additional problem of locating clothing, and of a suitable type.	10
2	418	It began as a free woman's kiss but, as I held her, and pressed her to me, and she then pressed herself to me, it ended as a kiss which, though doubtless still that of a free woman, hinted at unmistakable latencies within her, that she might, under suitable conditions of helplessness and submission,...	10
4	88	Do not leave until it is suitable".	10
5	260	"Proper diet and exercise, imposed under suitable disciplines, would doubtless work wonders with you".	10
5	557	Still, it did not seem inappropriate that she, too, should perform suitable service at table.	10
6	205	"If a common inn girl costs so much," she breathed, "how could you even begin to afford someone like me? You must have been devastatingly smitten with my beauty!" "You are actually a bit fat," I said, "but I think that could be worked off you, with a sparing, judicious diet, complex exercises, suita...	10
8	95	She was now in a position of subservience and respect, suitable for a woman before a man.	10
8	281	The contrast between the robes of concealment and her present revelatory vestiture, more suitable for a property girl, must be particularly, and shockingly, dramatic to her, who knew her own antecedents and station.	10
8	301	You made me helpless, putting me in a trussing suitable for a slave.	10
8	820	I then turned the tarn, and brought it to a suitable cruising altitude.	10
9	181	Too, their treatment might, in some trivial ways, perhaps smooth, or make a bit less traumatic, the transition to bondage, which was a likely, as well as suitable, disposition for them.	10
10	131	It was a rare fellow who did not, from time to time, regard the women of his own city as quite as suitable for collaring as those of other cities.	10
12	333	The warder, given that she was a female, had been well taught suitable alterations in the common routines of warders.	10
12	337	The use of the two pans is not primarily for security as one pan could be used, or an exchange of pans, provided suitable distances between the prisoners and the warders are maintained, but rather to keep pans localized to given cells.	10
13	108	Her raping had been suitable for a nasty little spy.	10
14	69	She dropped to her knees, a suitable action before a male.	10
16	432	"There are, however, many other forms of impalement quite suitable for such as she," I said.	10
17	263	Even the blunt-headed wooden quarrels, suitable for stunning birds, were gone.	10
21	307	"Perhaps," she said, "my chains may now be removed, and I may be given suitable raiment, that of a free woman, that I may take a place amongst my free sisters".	10
21	433	"Or perhaps more appropriately yet," he said, "to numerous, various labors of a more delightful sort, labors particularly suitable for females".	10
21	482	Many Goreans believe that all women are natural slaves, and thus, in a sense, are all eminently suitable for the collar.	10
21	607	"It is a suitable answer," said Aemilianus.	10
21	697	"Has a suitable spear been prepared?" asked Aemilianus.	10
21	1185	"A suitable tunic then, Master," said Publia, "one opaque, one of heavy material, and not soft, sheer and clinging".	10
21	1199	"Too, Master," put in Claudia, "let it not be slashed or open, and let it have sleeves, and a nether closure, and a suitable length, surely below the knees, perhaps to the ankles".	10
24	625	"You may bid him farewell," said the keeper, "in a manner suitable for slaves".	10
24	719	Some cities have tiny, round copper "tarsk bits," but they are usually regarded as too small to be suitable in the sports of chance.	10

Book 24. (23 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	150	They think them suitable, and respond well to them.	10
1	606	It had pleased me to put her through some paces, mostly suitable for a free woman, though, to be sure, one who is a debtor slut.	10
1	755	In another moment, as she again faced me, I could not help but take in, in a glance, together with her consternation and puzzlement, the excitingness of her shapely, bared legs, her exquisite ankles and feet, the marvelous lineaments of her hips, waist and breasts, well betrayed by the silk she wore...	10
1	1240	Interestingly, the performance of such tasks, so suitable to tiny, delicate hands, and to the woman's desire to serve and be found pleasing, tends to be sexually arousing to her.	10
3	207	"You should have come south immediately," I said, "to the vicinity of Teslit, and from thence, after a suitable interval, expeditiously, toward Holmesk".	10
12	78	"Such employments are suitable for a spy," she laughed.	10
12	356	Give him ten lashes, of suitable severity!" "It will be done, lady," said my keeper.	10
13	159	"You or I might find them uncomfortably low," I said, "but for a shorter-legged organism, they might be quite suitable".	10
19	803	They may, however, together with those of the feet, enable the creature, in suitable environments, to cling, batlike, to surfaces, such as rock faces and trees.	10
21	115	Such a woman would doubtless travel with suitable resources and appointments.	10
24	202	"But if you were," I said, "you would regard your susceptibility to such things, your subjection to such things, as quite suitable, as quite desirable, perhaps even proper and imperative?" "Yes!" she said.	10
26	64	These cords, each about eighteen inches long, are suitable for the binding of a female, hand and foot.	10
27	311	"You sense perhaps the incipience of a mild submission orgasm," I said, "quite suitable for a captive, but do not delude yourself that you can even begin to sense the significance and totality of the slave orgasm, for that has a special informing ambiance, and takes place within a unique conditionin...	10
29	84	Such is a suitable task for a captive female, or slave girl.	10
29	342	"Many is the time I have wished to take one of those high ladies of Ar, strip her and subject her to suitable female usages".	10
29	349	"Perhaps it would be appropriate," I said, "if a captive now sought, by suitable means, to express her gratitude to her captors".	10
37	127	"Perhaps I should have seen to it," he said, "that the beauty of her throat was accented by some light, attractive, suitable encirclement, that the beauty of her slim left thigh, high, just under the hip, was enhanced by the emplacement there of some small, tasteful, meaningful mark".	10
39	112	She had then been put under suitable disciplines and subjected to exact, sustained Gorean interrogation.	10
39	117	I would have supposed 'Cara', that seeming to me suitable for a slave name, but I did not know.	10
39	144	Her body was ill concealed, clothed, if such be the word, in a bit of open-sided, diaphanous slave silk, suitable for a casual lifting aside.	10
39	230	To her left and right were two rings, suitable for fastening a woman's hands back and against the wall, should she be either sitting or kneeling, either facing the wall or the curtain.	10
46	53	By such a ruse, in such a way, with suitable timing, a fellow can sometimes be drawn in.	10
48	139	"I share your hope," he said, attempting to get the sword adjusted to a suitable angle.	10

Book 25. (24 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	605	Needless to say, in time, the free women, learning the suitable roles and lessons of womanhood, for which they had genetic predispositions, and aided by their lovely tutors, were permitted to petition for the collar.	10
3	664	Too, I speak not of such relatively insignificant matters as the mere excellence of her figure for slave dance, as suitable and fitting as it might be for such an art form, for women with many figures can be superb in slave dance, or that she must possess a great natural talent for such a mode of ex...	10
3	877	Her ankles are fastened some six inches or so from one end, and she is then, of course, secured, in one fashion or another, back or belly to the pole, as the master might please, at suitable intervals, by the wrists, belly and neck, the pole usually extending some six inches or so beyond her head.	10
6	123	"What could be a suitable token of Ar's desire for peace?" asked another.	10
7	355	Gnieus Lelius, then, former regent of Ar, in the motley rags suitable to a comedic mime, his ankles shackled, his upper body wrapped in chains, bent far over, held in this fashion by the short chain between his neck and ankles, trying to keep his balance, taking short steps, was dragged by Cosians f...	10
8	192	He might even be a slaver or a slaver's man, interested in seeing if she has a pleasing voice, one suitable for a slave.	10
8	812	Doubtless all of them, at one time or another, had been under an excellent discipline and now, fearful of an impending restoration of such rigors, would lose no time in recalling, and manifesting, suitable attitudes and behaviors.	10
9	21	"Rejoice, rather, that you have been found suitable, that you have been honored by having been chosen!" The woman then, conducted by another fellow, with an armband, signifying the auxiliary guardsmen, the first fellow, a uniformed guardsman, returning to the group on the platform, was conducted dow...	10
9	198	Beneath the stands of the Stadium of Blades were numerous holding areas, suitable for wild beasts, dangerous men, criminals, and such.	10
9	298	"Perhaps, if you are suitable," said Talena, in fury.	10
9	375	Would the Hinrabian be suitable, did they think, as a conciliatory offering, or a partial reparation payment, to the offended Cosians? Would she be acceptable? Would she be adequate? Or would such an offering insult them, or offend them, in its lack of worth, in its paltriness? I smiled.	10
9	458	"Talena of Ar is my Ubara!" This response on the part of Claudia seemed to me judicious, and, indeed, suitable.	10
9	641	The light cord, little more than twine, but strong enough not to be broken by a woman's strength, had been knotted about her neck and then carried forward to the woman before her, where it was tied similarly, and thence forward again, suitable lengths being unwound and cut from a long spool.	10
9	704	This gives them a sense of profound belonging, of a suitable rightfulness, of a sensed genetic homecoming, of significance, and security.	10
9	718	"The women of Ar," she said, "are not suitable for such things".	10
9	733	"What you say is undoubtedly true, that there must be some women of Ar at least, in all Ar, who are not only suitable for the collar, but belong in it".	10
12	17	Such deferences and attentions are suitable in a slave.	10
17	75	And even such women, when in private with their masters, will usually be collared, as is suitable for slaves.	10
19	1165	"It would be easy enough," I said, "to strip you and tie your hands behind your back, and then write upon your body some brief but suitable message".	10
20	166	In typical markets, if it is helpful for purposes of comparison, an excellent woman, suitable, say, for the paga taverns, would sell for between one and three silver tarsks.	10
21	281	'A suitable legend for a collar,' she smiled, straightening up, 'fitting for an animal.	10
22	100	She, a mere slave, had had as yet no suitable opportunity to make her approach.	10
22	598	The threat, however, had been sufficient to speed her on her way, and had she not leaped up and departed with suitable dispatch I did not doubt but what her lovely face in an instant, flashing and burning scarlet, might have suffered the sting, and perhaps more than once, of that ready, harsh mascul...	10
25	274	I had, however, anticipated such things, and had brought, among several other things, some suitable garments with me, from the insula of Torbon.	10

Book 26. (31 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1396	"It is enough," said another, "that it be a suitable orchard from which slave fruit may be plucked, a suitable field from which may be harvested crops of slaves, a place of suitable herds, from which may be selected slave meat".	10
2	87	I would later be taught ways in which it is suitable to draw attention to oneself, and ways in which it is not suitable to draw attention to oneself.	10
2	181	What was I, I wondered, that such stuff had been deemed suitable for me.	10
7	11	I knelt before him, in an attitude suitable for one such as I before one such as he, a male, that of obeisance.	10
7	934	It was not that such postures were not suitable for me.	10
7	935	They were eminently suitable for me.	10
8	455	If no receptacle were there, and I need not "wait," sometimes in misery, until conducted by keepers to a suitable place for the discharge of such homely functions, I knew enough to use the back, right-hand corner of the area.	10
9	276	I had perhaps been discovered, noted, followed, and reviewed, attention being paid not so much to what I was then, as to what I might, with suitable training, become.	10
10	246	Then, when they are of a suitable age, they are purchased, unbeknownst to themselves, by unseen buyers.	10
10	310	He chuckled, perhaps in his ruminations, I almost now forgotten, having come to some suitable resolution.	10
11	511	But I would have expected a master to have considered me with some care, as he might another form of animal, and to have then selected a name for me which, at least to his fancy, seemed to him fitting or suitable, a name which might then, sooner or later, be inscribed on a collar.	10
11	553	"You think that a collar with an Earth-girl name would be suitable?" he asked Dorna.	10
11	554	"Suitable, and appropriate, Master," she said, in honeyed tones.	10
11	592	"Quite suitable," said one fellow.	10
11	1229	Knowing suitable placatory behaviors, sometimes necessary to pacify and appease these impatient men, these demanding and powerful masters, is something very much in a girl's best interest.	10
11	1686	These operations were then, with suitable adjustments, repeated with respect to the right ear lobe, even to the wiping away of what must have been another drop of blood.	10
12	58	Neither the slave nor the free woman has much hope once, in a suitable situation, the hunter-has decided upon her.	10
13	1174	At one end of the spectrum one has cages which are designed primarily for display, cages within which the woman is held as helplessly as a kitten but which are not thought to afford adequate resistance to men equipped with suitable tools.	10
13	1186	The sort of cage in which I was held is also suitable, incidentally, for transportation.	10
14	56	Further, she began, aside from the courtesy expressed in the use of the expression "Sir," to address him with great deference, and to importune him, when she dared, in suitable humility.	10
14	201	In its simplicity and raggedness, it was surely believable as, and suitable for, a slave halter.	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	1017	"As all suitable slave garments," I said, "they stimulate and provoke interest".	10
18	5	"Do you see him anywhere?" she asked, the free woman, who wore the collar on which was inscribed the name 'Tuta', a suitable slave name.	10
19	281	I gathered that a slave's failure to yield suitable deference to such individuals might be regarded as a peculiarly heinous omission, one perhaps jeopardizing not only the girl, who, after all, was but a mere slave, but perhaps the city itself.	10
24	542	As she had said the word 'Master' it had not been simply as a customary form of deferential address, suitable for use in addressing any free man by a female slave, but in it, rather, it seemed that she had, to her relief, recognized, or thought she had recognized, the voice of her own master.	10
24	874	He had her under discipline, which is suitable, as he thought her a slave.	10
35	46	One respects wives; one lusts for slaves; wives are free, and are to be treated with dignity and circumspection; slaves are owned, and are suitable objects to be put to one's pleasure.	10
38	228	She served in the chamber, though free, as, in effect, a slave of slaves, that her character might be improved, and that such experiences might to some extent mitigate the abruptness of any possible transition to bondage, when such behaviors would not only be suitable for her, but required.	10
45	23	It was a ring collar, hammered about my neck, suitable for the lowest, the most miserable, the most worthless of slaves.	10
46	639	"As is suitable for you, a slave," he said.	10

Book 27. (24 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	207	Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials.	10
4	271	"Doubtless, as an informed, intelligent person," said the young man, "you are aware of the existence of many worlds, and the overwhelming statistical probability that many of these, indeed, given the numbers involved, millions of them, are suitable for life as we know it, and that, further, given th...	10
10	5	"Are you in a suitable position, for what you have been told you are?" he inquired.	10
10	285	"To be sure," he said, "aside from the fact that 'Ellen' is a suitable name for a meaningless, pretty little slave like yourself, that name, as many similar names, has other connotations, connotations and suggestions of which I am aware but you in all likelihood are not.	10
14	156	Expressions more suitable to free women, in Gorean, are 'glana' and 'metaglana', or 'profalarina' and 'falarina'.	10
17	162	Yet what an incredible difference there is in maturity and sexual readiness between an eighteen-year-old girl, already beautifully developed and perfectly suitable for the collar and slave bracelets, and an eighteen-year-old boy! "Speak, in Gorean," said the father to Ellen.	10
17	911	This brings joy to the heart of the love slave as she hastens to obey and please, and with suitable perfection, indeed, as she must, as though she might be no more than a new girl, frightened and intimidated, in the house.	10
18	41	"And a pretty name, a name suitable for a pretty little barbarian slave girl".	10
20	177	Too, slave girls are expected to be aware of what men want of them, expect of them, and demand of them, of their beauty, their image, and its suitable movements and demeanors.	10
20	181	The baskets in which free women travel have gates, through which they may proceed with suitable modesty, with due elegance.	10
20	937	She had no doubt that she had grown in her bondage, in her beauty, her walk, her responsiveness, even her skill in various domesticities thought suitable for a female slave.	10
22	303	All were suitable for female slaves.	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	109	"Their appearance in such places," the man continued, "being a useful, and common, disguise, permitting them to travel anywhere, to make suitable contacts, to avoid suspicion, and such".	10
25	529	Such treatment, whether by intent or not, inevitably induced in her apprehensions and terrors which were fully suitable in one such as she on occasions such as this.	10
26	100	"It is pleasant to hear that suitable, appropriate word on your tongue, kajira, particularly as addressed to me," said a man's voice.	10
26	104	"It is suitable that you should ask permission to speak," he said.	10
26	460	The gold for the troops in Ar has been stolen!" "You look well," he said, "kneeling before me in suitable position, naked, hooded, leashed, back-braceleted".	10
27	2624	The officer returned to the center of the camp, near the wagon, near the place where a woman, or, better, a girl, had been subjected to diverse usages suitable for one such as she, one who was slave.	10
27	3125	One of these was the soldier who had subjected the slave to unilateral, degrading, irresistible pleasures at the wheel, she helplessly braceleted, pleasures suitable to one of her condition, pleasures which one such as she must accept, pleasures, ecstasies, to which she must yield gratefully, unrese...	10
27	3187	"We will find a suitable place, a green place, with stones about, where the wind and rain can find him.	10
27	3230	"I love you, I love you, my master!" "It is suitable," he said, "that a slave should love her master".	10
30	490	After all, he is looking for a free woman, not a slave, a proud, lofty, noble, free woman, one who will fulfill the customs of her station, and prove to be a suitable asset, particularly with respect to connections and career.	10
30	757	See, of course, that she cares for her person and appearance, and is suitable in her demeanor and speech.	10

Book 28. (26 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	227	Presumably both would have gone for a good price, and certainly so if they had been brought within suitable block measurements, to which, as noted, they were already in close approximation.	10
1	311	They might then be raised for a time in containers, several months, say, or implanted in the bodies of various host mothers, of various suitable species, human or otherwise, for a natural birth later.	10
1	624	She refused the attentions of men, or boys, when they were offered, unless they were of an acceptable, suitable background and class.	10
1	943	Warfare among polities, not always declared, is common on Gor, and the women of one polity in such a case are regarded by those of the other as objects eminently suitable for apprehension, as prizes, as loot, they, as well as rugs, jewels, coin, art works, fine cloths, draperies, saddles, harnesses,...	10
1	968	Similarly, should a free woman impersonate a slave, which is frowned upon, it is thought suitable that she be made a slave.	10
1	1240	She had always had whatever she wanted of men, even as a pretty little girl, even before her face and body, advancing through its teens, had become, as now, disturbingly, tormentingly, desirable, suitable for fastening in a slave coffle.	10
3	256	It is not unknown, for example, for that name to be given to Gorean slave girls, and not simply because of its convenient brevity and beauty, properties suitable for a slave name, but also because, on Gor, it has an attractive exotic flavor, suggesting foreign places and goods.	10
3	258	This is not surprising as Earth females are regarded as slave stock, suitable for the collars of Gorean masters.	10
4	116	"Why are you smiling?" He had perhaps in mind a slave strip, or a slave rag, or perhaps a nice tunic, or part of one, and, doubtless, a close-fitting, suitable collar.	10
14	43	Too, he might have hoped that after a suitable interval his colleagues' work might prove unnecessary, for Cabot might in the meantime have succumbed to other terrors of the forest, presumably wild beasts of one sort or another, perhaps even to those dangerous prey animals of his own species.	10
15	3	Just as women of one world may use attire, perfume, cosmetics, and such, or another robes, and sandals, and veils, to call attention, while haughtily pretending not to do so, to the flesh she is offering to a man, or the slave she is dangling before him, so a slave, who is owned, may use her bells v...	10
34	128	"Doubtless it is a suitable introduction to their new life," said Grendel.	10
34	213	"Lord Grendel speculates that Agamemnon trusts that cold is no longer necessary to his plans, and thus, one supposes, that the temperature of the world may be returned to an equable level, one suitable for this season of the cylinder year".	10
35	3	The suitable branch, properly trimmed, is seldom straight.	10
36	195	The slave, unbidden, fetched a bit of cord, from which Cabot, with his knife, cut a strand of suitable length.	10
36	354	Cabot and the slave set supplies within reach of the weakened, anguished Kur, water in vessels which were available from the purchases of Lord Grendel earlier, and what was left of edibles suitable for Kurii, meat from huntings, and some of the processed edibles which had been chemically designed fo...	10
43	267	I am unclothed!" "We will find you something suitable, as soon as possible," said Lord Grendel.	10
43	352	"We will shortly obtain something more suitable".	10
45	124	"A human female, in suitable position," said Cabot.	10
51	4	Many of the humans had now accustomed themselves to the bow, of one strength or another, but there was a considerable shortage of suitable headings for these missiles, many now being merely sharpened sticks, fletched.	10
52	15	Others would accept the knife, accepting it as a warranted and appropriate penalty or punishment, one suitable to their heinous fault, one commensurate with their just deserts.	10
54	55	And under suitable drugs, even a Kur would speak".	10
55	10	Certainly it seemed suitable for its purpose, and, as it turned out, this proved to be the case.	10
64	159	"Kneel up, knees together, in suitable fashion," said Lord Grendel to her, kindly.	10
81	57	"Yes," said Peisistratus, "there are possibility lists, which are, in effect, inspection or assessment lists, and then, if the female is deemed suitable, she is put on an acquisition list.	10
81	198	"Perhaps that Ramar may be freed, in a suitable venue?" "Perhaps," said Grendel.	10

Book 29. (35 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	67	To guarantee a supply of valuable, suitable timber, for example Tur trees for strakes, keels, and planking, needle trees for masts, and tem wood, the rare yellow tem wood, for oars, the arsenal claims and badges selected trees within given ditched areas in the northern forests, which supplies, large...	10
1	16	I am utilizing this manner of speaking, as it seems to me not only convenient but suitable.	10
1	191	Both were, at the time, though without Home Stones, yet free women, you see, and thus, given the nobility of their status, not to be lightly put to one's pleasure, certainly not without suitable provocation.	10
1	259	She had been one of the two women who had been enclosed with me in the small, transparent container on the Prison Moon, two who had been deliberately, carefully selected by Priest-Kings, with all their shrewdness and science, with all their malevolent expertise, to constitute exquisite temptations f...	10
2	314	He who designated himself as Pertinax then smiled, and looked upon the kneeling slave, who, as was suitable, had been silent, as she had been unaddressed, and in the presence of free persons.	10
2	320	To be sure, the slave is to speak as a slave, and act as a slave, with suitable deference in words, tone of voice, physical attitude, and such.	10
2	364	It is a one-piece, extremely simple, suitable for slaves, narrow, poncholike garment.	10
5	39	"How is it that you, an agent of Priest-Kings, know not of Kurii?" "To serve our lords, the masters of the Sardar," he said, "one needs know no more than they deem suitable".	10
5	304	Some Goreans supposed the tiny marks were "selection marks," marks identifying choice females, suitable for eventual enslavement.	10
5	892	Who knows all her citizens? Throw open the door, cry out "For Glorious Ar," in suitable accents, and drag our prizes into the street.	10
5	913	"We lost no time shortening the hair of our detestable traitresses," said a man, "to a length suitable to their new condition, that of slave.	10
7	42	"I heard no suitable request".	10
9	64	To be sure, it might easily be removed with suitable tools.	10
9	396	"Bring me something suitable!" "I have," said Tajima, who held, over his left forearm, what appeared to be, arranged in several narrow folds, a sheet of rep cloth.	10
9	413	"A most suitable suggestion," said Tajima.	10
10	244	And I suspected then that she, Miss Wentworth, had gratefully disdonned the tunic and had welcomed the sheet as a transitory salvation, pending the providing of a suitable garmenture.	10
10	380	To complete the disguise I would require a subordinate to play the role of a master, and for that purpose I had no difficulty in recruiting a suitable male weakling, a minor employee in the very firm in which I worked, a fool, one of several, hopelessly besotted with my beauty from afar, who would t...	10
10	480	Naturally I encouraged her to believe that Stevens and Associates might have considerable investment capital in hand, and that we were looking to put it to use, pending the location of a suitable firm to handle this matter.	10
10	486	All that remained was to determine a suitable time for her harvesting.	10
10	582	"Bring suitable tools," he said.	10
10	641	For one such as you, bondage is not only a suitable fate, but one superbly fitting and apt".	10
11	16	When a suitable heap had been formed, she would lift it, again with her bare hands, and place it on a low flat cart, which she drew beside her.	10
11	170	"But, in any event, illiteracy would seem a suitable aspect of your disguise".	10
13	45	Many are the suitable posings of the female slave.	10
14	43	The blade is commonly the gladius, which is quick, light, and double-edged, suitable for both the thrust and the slash.	10
15	260	"But surely I might suggest a suitable name".	10
16	28	On the left, at hand, was the small, edged buckler, suitable for turning a spear thrust.	10
18	210	I did note that his sword, the long sword, with its beautifully curved blade, and its tasseled hilt, suitable for a two-handed grasp, was bloodied.	10
18	407	"It is unfortunate," he said, "that we have not captured suitable numbers of the enemy's free women, that they might serve such a feast naked".	10
22	590	"Yes," said Tajima, "and she was selected with care, in compliance with a very special order, one requisitioning a particular sort of slave, one worthy of a being a suitable gift for a shogun".	10
22	602	Is the glance of the kajira, radiant in her bondage, a hint, or an encouragement, or reassurance? Perhaps she hopes that the other woman, whom she instantly likes, will be found suitable, will qualify for the chains of a slave.	10
23	13	Even now I thought she could please the senses of a shogun, and, properly trained, might be a suitable gift for one.	10
28	90	Their scanty, revealing garmenture, suitable for slaves, was chilled and soaked, the cold, pelting water easily penetrating the light, porous cloth, not only from without but from within, as well, as water ran from their bodies.	10
39	32	They have linked small boats across the mouth of the Alexandra, and prepared others, with ladders and grappling irons, suitable for dealing with round ships.	10
40	68	When she speaks to free persons, if given permission to speak, her voice is to be suitable to her condition, modest, soft, and respectful, that of a slave.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	447	"Suitable for slaves," she said.	10
3	717	Those of Tharna wear in their belt the two yellow cords, each eighteen inches in length, suitable for binding females, hand and foot".	10
3	826	If they were of the island Ubarates, they would have come, over the time of the occupation and the looting of the city, to think of the women of Ar as suitable only for slaves.	10
3	904	The lesson of suitable speech, of deference, and such, for a slave is quickly learned.	10
3	1132	It was here, earlier today, that we conveyed to an agent of Ar, and he then to his superiors, that we had the Lady Flavia of Ar in custody, and, for a suitable consideration, were prepared to remand her to the proper authorities, here, at the twentieth Ahn.	10
8	380	They seem more concerned with the baring of their bodies, which is suitable for slaves.	10
10	116	Suitable ceremonies had not been performed.	10
11	53	Aëtius, second to Tersites himself, bespoke himself, to Lord Nishida, politely, "You think they are open-water Parsit?" Strictly there are no "open-water Parsit," that is, Parsit who would inhabit the liquid desert of a sea untenanted by a suitable food source, but the expression is often used of...	10
12	570	"You are suitable on your knees, with your head down," I said.	10
18	142	They may not know your identity, but they surely suspect something of the sort, a fugitive status, a possible bounty, and such, and after suitable inquiries might well discover your former identity.	10
19	176	She hopes to prove a suitable slave to him, attentive, humble, grateful, zealous, and skilled.	10
37	931	"One lacking civilization, or derived from some civilization which is unnatural and inferior, perhaps one which is complex, selfish, polluted, crowded, and uncaring, one unfamiliar with suitable customs and proprieties, with codes and castes, with literature, music, and poetry".	10

Book 31. (26 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	103	For example, our classes, interests, books, majors, and such, were to be such as were suitable for us; our charity work, if done, was to be restricted to suitable charities; our acquaintances were to be proper, of a suitable class, position, background, appearance, and such; and, in particular, one ...	10
3	26	I was brought here as most from my world, as animals for your markets, selected for qualities and attributes of interest to strong men, qualities and attributes for which strong men, historically, even on my old world, will bid and pay, those qualities and attributes so despised in us, and yet covet...	10
4	543	Clearly she had conceived a suitable punishment for such as we, a punishment fully appropriate, given our fault, having dared to read of a natural world.	10
7	353	Such were not suitable for one of my sex and class.	10
7	575	A week would not pass without my declining several offers for outings, afternoons or evenings, with such, while I would select from amongst such offers those few which I deemed suitable, those which might prove eventually to be to my advantage, those from suitably positioned young men, young men wor...	10
8	1464	The route to these ends, the assurance of a future of comfort and influence, was obviously to contract a match with a suitable young man, one of wealth and family.	10
8	1510	This is doubtless, in part, a function of appearance, and behavior, but I think it extends well beyond a certain deference, a tone of voice, a betraying garmenture, a collar, suitable postures, lowering the head, and such.	10
8	2074	In such a place might one not secure a suitable master, perhaps even one rich, though, to be sure, I would hope to be his only slave.	10
9	54	I saw no bared ankle, perhaps encircled with a locked ring, nor some loops of binding fiber, suitable for binding a girl, but the hem of a robe, a rich, scarlet robe, and glimpsed the toes of small slippers, yellow, beneath that hem.	10
10	4	The tunic I wore was suitable for a woman's slave, brown, high-necked, and mid-calfed, rather different from what a man would be likely to put on a slave.	10
10	94	'Agamemnon' seemed a suitable substitute for the true name.	10
10	152	My hopes of acquiring a suitable master had been muchly dashed after the burning of the gambling house, and my translation, with that of my chain sisters, to the Tarsk Market.	10
10	153	What suitable master would have recourse to such a market for a slave? One would hope to find there, if slaves at all, only pot girls, kettle-and-mat girls, she-tarsks, so to speak.	10
10	173	Had I not seen free women standing as though forlorn before tiny lakes of drainage water and mud at intersections, until a suitable male approached, alert to her seeming distress, to whom she granted the daring privilege of carrying her to safety on the other side of the street? I supposed he knew w...	10
16	30	Five days ago, for whatever reason, the tunic to which I had become accustomed in Ar, one suitable for a woman's serving slave, was taken from me.	10
16	34	"It is time you were put in a more revealing garment, one more suitable for a pretty slave".	10
18	124	Both, I gathered, were found suitable for slave meat.	10
18	143	They will do until something more suitable may be arranged".	10
18	144	"More suitable?" said the slaver, looking at me, grinning.	10
23	15	Peasant boys, from childhood, are trained in the use of bows, preparing them for the day when they will have the strength to draw the great bow, on which day they are accounted men, suitable for mating with free women.	10
27	290	All of you! They are suitable for such as you".	10
29	220	In the day, without suitable weapons, it would have been more difficult, if not impossible".	10
35	225	"That seems a suitable place to sell one such as you," he said.	10
36	34	Might this not be innocent? Perhaps Kleomenes had expressed an interest in play, which interest had come to the attention of Desmond of Harfax, who had somehow located and supplied a suitable means for exploring this interest? Certainly they knew one another from the time of the caravan.	10
41	58	It would be a bold slave, indeed, who would approach a free man, unbidden, without suitable justification.	10
47	98	Master Desmond was subjected to no further attacks before we reached the double doors, large, suitable for the passage of Kurii, which led into the audience chamber.	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	First, most were supine, so it seemed suitable, more aesthetic, if the merchandise, in this wholesale lot, was positioned uniformly.	10
4	68	She was suitable collar meat.	10
4	82	It is important that they should be suitable, of course, as one intends to sell them.	10
4	179	I was in robes suitable for my caste, dark, with the small blue and yellow chevrons low on the left sleeve.	10
6	22	I was actually puzzled about her, for when I had initially noticed her she had been quite different, modestly and tastefully garbed, given the season, in a simple sweater, blouse, and skirt, diffident and needful, muchly aware of her sex and perhaps slightly fearing it, aware of how she might appear...	10
6	57	What man does not want one? I wondered if she would be domestically suitable, say, could she sew, or cook, such things.	10
7	46	I had had the strangest, shocking sense, when our eyes had first met, not only that I, a suitable slave, was before a master, perhaps for the first time, but that I might be before my master.	10
7	49	I had felt the strangest inclination to kneel before him, my head lowered, in suitable submission.	10
7	79	There were several of us in the cage, perhaps more than was appropriate for suitable viewing, but the sale, I had gathered, was a large one, which would last several Ahn.	10
7	228	It is a beautiful posture, and one suitable for slaves.	10
33	111	Should he bring a sleen with him it might be similarly fed, though with a different provender, one suitable to its digestive system.	10
39	86	It is assumed that any woman sold off the block is, or may be expected to make, a suitable pleasure slave.	10
39	102	Yet, what difference should that make? Certainly many barbarians were taken for the markets, and thus deemed suitable for kajirae.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	101	Is the leash not suitable for a slave? Does it not help her to keep in mind that she is a beast? And how helpless, and vulnerable, and in ignorance, is a blindfolded, or hooded, slave! Is it not suitable then that that bond would be the last removed? I blinked against the lamplight.	10