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Book 1. (11 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	21	One of the colleges to which I applied, one perhaps somewhat less perceptive than the rest, a small liberal arts college for men in New Hampshire, entered into negotiations, and I had soon received what was to be my first and, I suppose, my last appointment in the academic world.	10
2	277	After all, suppose you should accept this tale, should learn of the Counter-Earth and of the Voyages of Acquisition, what could you do? You could do nothing, you with your rudimentary technology of which you are so proud—you could do nothing at least for a thousand years, and by that time, if...	10
4	32	I had never experienced anything like this, and if man ever felt godlike I suppose I did in those first savage, exhilarating moments.	10
8	76	I suppose now that I would have spared him, but I was not given the opportunity.	10
8	176	"Suppose I chain you to that tree," I suggested.	10
10	176	"I suppose," she said, attempting to save face, "it would perhaps be appropriate for a tarnsman to place his collar on the captive daughter of a rich merchant".	10
13	38	One would suppose that the larl might be unconcerned with a single animal escaping its net of noise and fear and would neglect an isolated kill in order to keep the hunting circle closed, but that is not true.	10
13	40	Though I suppose this is purely instinctive on the larl's part, it does have the effect, over a series of generations, of weeding out animals which, if they survived, might transmit their intelligence, or perhaps their erratic running patterns, to their offspring.	10
15	267	Suppose Marlenus regains Ar—will Mintar not receive the monopolies he wishes?" "Yes," I said, "but Pa-Kur will guarantee those monopolies as freely as Marlenus".	10
17	112	I suppose it was a gesture, nothing but a gesture, but, pitiful though it might be, it pleased me, and, to be honest, I did not expect to live to spend the coin.	10
20	26	There, I suppose to this day, in that inhospitable vastness, he reigns; in the scarlet mountains of the Voltai, Marlenus still rules, a larl among men, an outlaw king, to his followers always the Ubar of Ubars.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	121	It was, I suppose, the Kal-da, but I like to think, too, it was just impatience with the males of Tharna, the intemperate expression of my exasperation with this gray, dismal place, its glum, solemn, listless inhabitants.	10
14	112	Could it remember the Vosk, like a silver ribbon beneath its wings; could it recall fighting the blasts and upwinds of the rugged Voltai Range; could it recall Thentis, famed for its tarn flocks, Ko-ro-ba's gleaming towers, or the lights of Ar as they had blazed that night of the Planting Feast of S...	10
20	70	Actually I would suppose that Ar may not be a third of that age.	10
21	95	Actually I suppose the effect of the brand depends greatly on the girl.	10
21	96	In many girls I would suppose the brand has little effect besides contributing to their shame, their misery and humiliation.	10

Book 3. (37 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	65	The resemblance is, I suppose, due to the mechanics of convergent evolution, both animals having been shaped by the exigencies of the chase, the stealth of the approach and the sudden charge, and by the requirement of the swift and devastating kill.	10
2	66	If there is an optimum configuration for a land predator, I suppose on my old world the palm must go to the Bengal tiger; but on Gor the prize belongs indisputably to the mountain larl; and I cannot but believe that the structural similarities between the two animals, though of different worlds, are...	10
3	69	I suppose that I thought that I had been mistaken.	10
4	31	"Ah yes," sighed Parp, "I suppose so".	10
5	223	"No," she said, "I suppose not".	10
6	17	The grapes were purple and, I suppose, Ta grapes from the lower vineyards of the terraced island of Cos some four hundred pasangs from Port Kar.	10
6	49	"I suppose," she said, "because the Chamber Slave is alone much of the time".	10
6	58	"I suppose," she said.	10
6	61	"I suppose Parp brings it," I said.	10
8	15	"I suppose," I said, "that in my absence you have been in the pantry".	10
9	17	The point of this restriction, I suppose, is to draw a clearer distinction between her status and that of a Free Companion.	10
9	45	"Yes," she said, "I suppose she was".	10
9	80	"Yes," said Vika, "I suppose so—but he was a fool".	10
12	231	I was, as you might suppose, puzzled.	10
13	5	When surrounded by scent-dots one might suppose the Priest-King to be subjected to a cacophony of stimulation, much as we might be if environed by dozens of blaring radios and television sets, but this is apparently not the case; the better analogy would seem to be our experience of walking down a q...	10
15	107	"As you might suppose I could not obtain a set of standardized plates and so I have inscribed my own, using my own judgment".	10
16	32	For example, we allowed them to suppose that it was through some fault of yours—disrespect for Priest-Kings as I recall—that your city was destroyed".	10
16	62	"I suppose we are to be grateful," I said.	10
16	117	My eyes smarted, I suppose from some heat or fume of the Mul-Torch.	10
17	78	Provisions were available also, as you might suppose, for taping the transmissions of the surveillance craft.	10
17	120	"I suppose so," said Sarm.	10
18	141	"I suppose if I were a Priest-King I would not wish to see it pass".	10
18	150	"Misk believes that he brought you to the Nest for his own purposes, and I have allowed him to suppose so.	10
18	151	I allowed him also to suppose that I suspected—but not that I knew—of his plot, for I had you placed in the chamber of Vika of Treve, and it was there he proved his guilt beyond doubt by rushing to protect you".	10
19	48	"Yes, I suppose so," I said.	10
22	31	"I suppose so," I said.	10
22	41	"On the other hand," said Misk, "I suppose you have the time".	10
22	75	"I suppose it is their privilege," said Misk.	10
22	151	"Yes," I said, "I suppose it will".	10
24	28	It would most certainly limit its vision but I did not suppose that the Golden Beetle, any more than a Priest-King, much depended on this sense.	10
25	69	I do not know if I lost consciousness or not but I suppose I may have, for the next thing I remember was that the pain had gone from my body and that I lay against the wall weak and sick.	10
29	89	I suppose that some of the scanning instrumentation had been damaged in the ship.	10
33	38	Well could I suppose the terror and upheavals that had brought these men, normally so divided against one another in the strife of their warring cities, to the palisade, to the dark shadows of the Sardar—the earthquakes, the tidal waves, the hurricanes and atmospheric disturbances, and the un...	10
33	115	Suppose that even now if they knew the truth—what would change? Would I really expect them—at least on the whole—to burn their robes, to surrender their claims to secret knowledge and powers, to pick up the hoes of Peasants, the needles of the Cloth Workers, to bend their energi...	10
33	159	"I suppose," I said, "—very little".	10
34	26	"Yes," he said, "I suppose that I am brave".	10
34	34	"Do you suppose Talena is here?" I asked.	10

Book 4. (32 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	130	Such indeed, I suppose, it was.	10
5	14	I suppose the Tuchuks worship nothing, in the common sense of that word, but it is true they hold many things holy, among them the bosk and the skills of arms, but chief among the things before which the proud Tuchuk stands ready to remove his helmet is the sky, the simple, vast beautiful sky, from ...	10
7	155	I suppose, in itself, this meant nothing, but I naturally thought of Port Kar, malignant, squalid Port Kar, which claims suzerainty over the delta, exacting cruel tributes from the rence growers, great stocks of rence paper for trade, sons for oarsmen in cargo galleys, daughters for Pleasure Slaves ...	10
9	85	I suppose that life in high-walled Turia, for most of its citizens, went on from day to day in its usual patterns oblivious of the usually distant Wagon Peoples.	10
10	185	I do not know if there are, by count, a thousand stakes or not on the Plains of a Thousand Stakes, but I would suppose that there are that many or more.	10
10	423	"I suppose," he said, "she is no worse than the rest".	10
11	264	"I do not suppose I shall be fortunate enough to be sold?" "She would probably bring a high price," pointed out Elizabeth, hopefully.	10
12	360	"I suppose," said Elizabeth, "I could hop all the way on one foot".	10
12	516	"But," he added, turning and looking at me, "I suppose under the circumstances it was just as well".	10
15	28	I suppose I was angered because I myself was a tarnsman, and it seemed somehow improper for warriors astride the mighty tarns to barter their favors indiscriminately for gold to either side.	10
16	15	"How is it," I asked, "that you managed to escape?" "At night, when cleaning the pools, we would be unchained, in order to protect the chain from dampness and rust—we were then only roped together by the neck—I had not been put on the rope until the age of fourteen, at which time I sup...	10
16	246	I suppose this dates back to my youth when my flaming hair, perhaps a deplorably outrageous red, was the object of dozens of derisive comments, each customarily engendering its own rebuttal, both followed often by a nimble controversy, adjudicated by bare knuckles.	10
17	32	This reasoning also led me to suppose that it would not be likely to be anything like a water sleen or a giant urt from the canals of Port Kar.	10
19	78	He entered various rooms off this corridor and, after, I suppose, inspecting their contents, always emerged and trekked off again.	10
21	288	"I suppose while the bread is baking," he was saying, "there is little to do but stand about and improve one's swordplay".	10
24	71	"I suppose so," I said.	10
24	80	"I suppose not," said Harold.	10
24	155	"I suppose, however," he said, "Korobans are impressed with such things—having wagons and such".	10
24	219	"How do you know I didn't beat you?" "Well," said Harold, "I don't know—but that would certainly seem unlikely, would it not?" "Yes," I said, "I suppose so".	10
25	133	"I do not suppose it would do to tell you," I remarked, "but actually the ring is rather attractive".	10
25	188	"Fighting and such, I suppose," she said.	10
25	189	"I suppose," I said.	10
25	260	"No," I said, "I suppose not".	10
25	285	"If there is to be fighting tomorrow," she asked, "will you take part in it?" "Yes," I said, "I suppose so".	10
25	341	"I think I know why Kamchak gave you to me—aside from the fact that I suppose he thought I could use a pretty wench about the wagon".	10
25	362	"I suppose so," I said.	10
25	433	"I suppose," she said, "you have seen girls in slave markets, betrayed as I was by the touch of the whip".	10
25	534	"Then," she said, with resignation, "I suppose I am ready".	10
25	579	"I should have told you, I suppose," I remarked, "that a woman kisses well only when fully aroused, after at least half an Ahn, after she is helpless and yielding".	10
26	267	I can give you half the riches of the Paravaci! Bosk and gold and women and wagons!" "I would suppose," said Ha-Keel, "that all that you have is not worth so much as the golden sphere—and that is Saphrar of Turia's".	10
26	409	"I suppose," I said, "it was torn to pieces by the crowds below—or lost with the other dead.	10
26	497	"Sometimes," said Kamchak, "the way to conceal something is not to conceal it—it is thought that what is of value will be hidden, and so it is natural to suppose that what is not hidden will not be of value".	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	54	"Suppose," I said, "I now tied a relatively fair-sized knot with these two ends of the cord".	10
5	385	And, we suppose, the Others would suspect that only humans whose brains had been disposed to believe certain things, in virtue of our science, would be permitted to fall into their hands, once again as a move intended to draw them into a trap".	10
5	572	"I don't suppose an exalted free woman like yourself," said Elizabeth, "drinks Ka-la-na?" "Of course I do," said Relia.	10
5	651	"I suppose so," she said.	10
8	4	"I suppose not," she grumbled, slipping her slave livery over her shoulders, tying the slip knot on the left shoulder, and then, grimacing, rubbing her wrists and ankles.	10
8	87	I would suppose you could go many places I could not.	10
8	151	Yet I suppose I should report in upon occasion".	10
11	326	Moreover, the Gorean culture tends, for better or worse, to be male oriented and male dominated, and in such a culture men naturally look on women much differently than they do in a consumer-oriented, woman-dominated culture, one informed by an ethos of substantially feminine values; the women then,...	10
13	25	I did not suppose that his appearance in Ar had anything to do with the disappearance of the Hinrabian girl because she would have been abducted about the same time that I had seen him in the arcade.	10
14	82	"I suppose Caprus is wise to trust no one".	10
15	107	The one time I did attend the games I suppose I was fortunate in seeing Murmillius fight.	10
16	8	I do not suppose the Hinrabian Administrator much cared to approve this raising of caste in the case of Cernus, but he lacked the courage to go against the wishes of the Taurentians, and of the city generally.	10
17	430	"I suppose so," I said.	10
17	651	"My father," she said, "I never knew, though I suppose he was a handsome slave.	10
17	759	"I do not suppose you would care to play the kalika," I proposed.	10
18	133	"Your opponent is, I suppose," said Flaminius, "dead".	10
19	69	I would suppose that the Slavers, many of them sophisticated, rather cosmopolitan men, who come to Ar from many distant cities, must find such mosaics delightful; I am sure they have seen similar representations in their own cities, only there it is perhaps a wench of Ar who kneels, frightened, obed...	10
19	109	There was, however, a kind of tensity in the noise, reflecting, I suppose, an eagerness, an expectancy.	10
19	317	I suppose my responses were not much different from those of other men in the crowd.	10
21	72	Should I not take my saddle this afternoon there would be few in Ar but would suppose that I had succumbed to fear.	10
22	456	I knew Mip had had something of this rare gift and did not suppose that others, skilled, veteran riders, would be completely without it.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	863	"Yes," I said, "I suppose we are".	10
10	177	This will sound strange, I suppose, but the workers of the arsenal, as long as they make enough to live reasonably well, are more concerned with their work, as craftsmen, than they are with considerably and indefinitely improving their economic status.	10
14	5	The major difference, I would suppose, is that between the singly-banked and the doubly- or trebly-banked vessel.	10
14	56	If we suppose a trebly-banked ship with one hundred and twenty oarsmen, say, in three banks of twenty each to a side, I think we can see she would have to be a rather large ship, and a good deal heavier than the single-decked, three-men-to-a-bench type, also with one hundred and twenty oarsmen.	10
14	59	To be sure, there are many factors involved here, and one might suppose triple banks following the model of the single-banked, three-men-three-oars-to-a-bench type, and so on, but, putting aside questions of the size of vessel required for such arrangements, we may simply note, without commenting fu...	10
14	61	In questions of ramming, I suppose the heavier ship would deliver the heaviest blow, but, even this might be contested, for the lighter ship would, presumably, be moving more rapidly.	10
18	778	"How do you suppose matters in the city will proceed?" he asked Tab.	10
18	836	"No," I said, "I suppose not".	10

Book 7. (22 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	337	I assumed they would suppose that I had backtracked, and was returning southward.	10
3	338	They would not suppose I would continue my journey in the same direction.	10
3	339	They would suppose me too intelligent for that.	10
6	151	But he must understand English! Another man came back, I suppose to report that he had found nothing.	10
6	154	The other remained there, also, I suppose, to watch.	10
6	324	I suppose the beating lasted actually for only a few seconds, surely not for more than a minute.	10
7	71	I suppose it is true.	10
8	745	How clever they thought they were! They were beasts, all of them! I suppose they were big, brave men, with their spears and swords, and if the beast charged at them, they would just stand there and kill it, while we, only women, fled like screaming children.	10
11	988	They would probably not suppose I could have been returned to Targo.	10
11	1005	On the other hand, there is a Gorean saying, not voiced I suppose before free women, but heard among men, that all women are slaves, and it is merely that not all of them are in collars.	10
12	6	I suppose girls of Earth might find the camisk a shameful, scandalous garment, but I was much pleased to have it.	10
12	606	I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.	10
13	921	"It is unusual, I would suppose," said the man, "for the preferred slave of a man such as Haakon of Skjern to be white silk".	10
13	1057	I suppose that a woman, like a man, has buried instincts, of which they may not even become aware, but these instincts lie within them, dispositions to respond, dispositions locked into the very genetic codes of her being, instincts awaiting only the proper stimulus situation to be elicited and emer...	10
13	1159	"I shall keep you for a time, I suppose," he said, "for my interest and sport, and then, when I weary of you, dispose of you".	10
14	262	"Suppose," I said, "a girl had been insolent, or arrogant, with him?" "Such a girl, doubtless," said Ena, "would then be well diminished and humbled".	10
14	374	"But I suppose there is not much to choose from between a camisk and a slave tunic.	10
14	525	Let us suppose he does buy her.	10
15	566	"I suppose I must be placed in silk then," I had said to Ute, angrily.	10
15	570	"I suppose it is not fair to the other girls," I had said, "that I should be permitted to remain in the shed while they are forced to serve, so clad and belled".	10
15	936	I suppose, in part, it was that I was afraid of being punished.	10
16	264	This has to do, in part, I suppose, with the biological proprieties of the master/slave relationship, and the pervasive, profound, glorious richness of the sexuality of the relationship.	10

Book 8. (13 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	52	I suppose the magistrate, who, with papers, met us at the dock, did not believe my story.	10
6	136	"Suppose," said I, "that the girl released, she who is captured by Verna's band, is well known to Verna.	10
6	137	Suppose that that girl were a rival of Verna, a personal enemy, one of long standing".	10
6	139	"What then," asked I, of Thurnock, "do you suppose Verna, and her band, would do with her?" "I see," said Thurnock, grinning.	10
6	155	"Suppose Marlenus falls to Verna," I suggested.	10
11	127	I suppose it was the first time her body had felt silk.	10
11	246	"Do you truly think," he asked, "that I, Marlenus of Ar, will wait for En'Kara?" "I suppose not," I said.	10
11	261	"If you were this flower," asked Marlenus, "and you could speak, what would you do?" "I suppose," I said, "if I were such a flower, I would beg for mercy".	10
11	276	"Suppose," I said to Marlenus, "the flower does not beg for mercy".	10
14	147	How many were there? How did they seem? Which seemed most alert? Who did I suppose might be the most dangerous? At what height hung the hilt of the swords in the sheaths slung over the left shoulder? Which girls walked with their heads the highest, which carried their spears well? I looked at the mo...	10
15	863	"Suppose," said the red-haired girl to the slave, "it was not a switch, but the five-strap Gorean slave whip?" Ilene closed her eyes.	10
15	864	"Suppose," said the red-haired girl, "it was not I who disciplined you, but, with such a whip, a male".	10
22	774	I did not suppose it likely.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	87	The sea, the wind and the salt, and, I suppose, the changes in my body, as I had matured, and learned with bitterness the nature of the world, and myself, and men, had changed it.	10
2	212	It stands, I suppose, for eternity.	10
2	219	I suppose it is just as well.	10
11	37	Suppose that, at some zoo, the tiger, in its cage, should look at you, and, in its rumbles, its snarls, its growls, its half roars, you should be able, to your horror, to detect crude approximations of the phonemes of your native tongue, and you should hear it speaking to you, looking at you, utteri...	10
11	305	I suppose the Thing-Field might, partly, have been selected for the aspect of this mountain.	10
20	141	It was, I suppose, a frightening expression, terrifying, but I did not see it that way.	10
21	143	I did not know, nor I suppose did others, outside the Nest, when the first contacts had been made, the first probes initiated, the first awareness registered on the part of Priest-Kings that there were visitors within their system, strangers at the gates, intruders, dangerous and unwelcome, threaten...	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	502	"How do you suppose those who bring such women to Gor make their selections?" "How would you make them?" I asked.	10
7	523	"I would suppose," he said, "criteria are diverse, doubtless, too, such things as intelligence, beauty, vitality, such things".	10
7	532	And I suppose, too, not unimportant is the acceptance of, the celebration of, and the liberation of her female sexuality, in all its profound dimensions.	10
7	555	"In a way," I said, "I suppose they are".	10
8	143	"A slave girl is supposed to object, is she not?" "I suppose so," I said.	10
8	144	"Then," she said, smiling, "I suppose that I object".	10
8	172	But, I suppose, had that been your intention, you would have already done so".	10
10	231	"I suppose so," said Hassan.	10
17	67	I suppose, in the salt pit, one of our small lamps might seem to those who had in their lives known only darkness like the glory of a thousand suns.	10
21	388	I suppose it had little blood to bleed.	10
24	634	"Do you know if she is usually kept here, or below, in lower levels of the kasbah?" "I would suppose she would be kept below," said Vella.	10
25	216	"I would suppose that would be the case," I said.	10
25	356	In their way, though embonded, totally, I suppose they are the truest and freest of women.	10
25	436	I suppose this is because most masters are right-handed.	10
26	319	I did not suppose she had acted much differently than would have many women.	10
26	492	Some of these were, I suppose, alerted by the chant of the caller, but a great many, it seems, had been lingering in the vicinity, anticipating this journey.	10

Book 11. (30 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	127	In this atmosphere, my blood charged with oxygen, I found that I could detect odors which had eluded me before; it was as though an entire new dimension of experience had suddenly opened to me; yet I suppose it was only that here, in this place, my body did not have reason to fight its world, shutti...	10
2	587	I suppose this is a small thing, but I did not know their culture.	10
2	727	I suppose I should have minded.	10
2	771	I suppose I should have minded.	10
3	391	The marking, I suppose, took only a few seconds.	10
4	82	The original beans, I suppose, had been brought, like certain other Gorean products, from Earth; it is not impossible, of course, that the opposite is the case, that black wine is native to Gor and that the origin of Earth's coffee beans is Gorean; I regard this as unlikely, however, because black w...	10
4	447	I suppose the sound of the bells, objectively considered, is rather lovely.	10
4	822	Suppose men, suspicious, would turn me over to free women, that my body might be, without compromise to my dignity lest I be free, examined by them.	10
5	155	I suppose if they could bend the bow, the saying would not exist or would be altered.	10
5	363	For, in the intricacies, and interplay of both natural and sexual selection, not merely a swiftness, a size and strength would have been selected for in women but an entire set of genetic dispositions; it seems inconsistent to suppose that evolution would select only for the outside of an animal and...	10
5	518	I suppose, objectively, there is something more to be said for face veiling than body veiling.	10
5	867	I suppose that I was jealous of her.	10
6	128	It is, I suppose, given its nature, a military road leading to the north, broad enough to accommodate war tharlarion, treading abreast, and the passage, two or three, side by side, of thousands of supply wagons and siege engines, without unduly, for more than several pasangs, extending and exposing ...	10
7	629	Girls are usually sold under a name, it being easier then for the auctioneer to refer to them; too, for some reason, the intensity of the bidding often increases when a named girl is being vended; it makes, I suppose, the buying and selling much more exciting and personal; "See, Generous Buyers, the...	10
7	1058	"I suppose you did not know that," he said, "for you are of Earth".	10
9	441	"I would suppose," I said, "that any girl, beautiful or not, if she needs a whipping, would be whipped by her master".	10
9	721	But I suppose that every slave girl must be at least a whore, and a marvelous one.	10
9	989	It is a very different world from mine; in its way, I suppose it is worse; in its way, I know it is better.	10
9	2115	Profoundly, I suppose, these things have to do with nature and her lovely mysteries, encoded genetically into the very heritage of a species, yes, there, a thousand leagues beneath the superficial trivialities of politics and convention, with dominance and submission.	10
13	69	"The masters, and the free, of course, if there is need of it, you must understand, are also afforded the serums of stabilization," she said, adding, smiling, "though they are administered to them, I suppose, with somewhat more respect than they are to a slave".	10
13	88	"Yes," she said, "I suppose so".	10
20	31	Suppose I had been found in an area where I was not supposed to be.	10
24	57	"I suppose so," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	87	That makes sense, I suppose.	10
25	69	We might suppose that, say, a red bead followed by a blue bead correlates with one alphabetic character".	10
25	74	"We may suppose," said Bosk, "as a working hypothesis, that the message is in Gorean.	10
25	185	We shall, tentatively, suppose that corresponds to Tau".	10
26	4	It was, I suppose, all things considered, tasteful, modest and demure, suitable for a woman's slave.	10
28	2	Yet it is, I suppose, never easy.	10
29	97	It is, I suppose, one of nature's utilities, reducing the female's effectiveness in self-defense or flight, putting her all the more at the mercy of the stronger beast.	10

Book 12. (35 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	It began, I suppose, some thousands of years ago when Kurii, in internecine wars, destroyed the viability of a native world.	10
1	55	Should he discover the weakness of the Priest-Kings, or construct a depot adequate to fuel, to shield, and supply the beaching ships, there seemed little reason to suppose the invasion would not prove successful.	10
2	19	"I suppose not," said Samos.	10
2	660	"I suppose so," said Samos.	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
8	75	"I suppose you would bring something in the neighborhood of a silver tarsk in the market," I said.	10
12	243	* * * * I suppose I was not watching well where I was going.	10
13	138	"I suppose it might be done," I mused, "under the cover of darkness".	10
14	171	"I suppose it will have to do," said Poalu.	10
14	392	I suppose those who have not owned a woman cannot understand what a pleasure it is.	10
15	463	"Suppose that a woman is, as I am, a natural slave".	10
15	534	"What do you expect them to say?" "I suppose you are right," I said.	10
15	789	"I suppose so," I said.	10
15	885	"I suppose so," I said.	10
15	946	"I suppose, objectively, she is not," I said.	10
21	85	"I suppose not," I said.	10
21	109	"I suppose so," I smiled.	10
21	214	"I suppose not," I granted.	10
21	299	"Suppose," I said, "that I was, in my compartments, entertaining a free woman.	10
21	371	"But it can wait, I suppose," I said.	10
22	58	"Come now," said Imnak, "would you not prefer to be harpooned by a friend rather than an enemy?" "I suppose so," I said, "if I had my choice".	10
23	348	I would suppose that slave girls are amongst the most truthful of intelligent organisms, at least when stripped and confronted seriously by the master.	10
24	303	"I suppose, in some way," she said.	10
25	113	I suppose this makes sense.	10
27	17	"I suppose you are right," I said.	10
27	87	We may call this type of shelter an igloo, or iglu, I suppose, for that is the word, an Innuit word actually, by which we would think of it.	10
28	173	Also, I suppose the twelvefold division may have some remote relation to the base-twelve mathematics utilized by the Kurii, itself perhaps a function of the six-digited paw.	10
29	163	"I suppose you are loyal to Imnak".	10
30	127	I suppose that is a drawback to caste membership, but if you did have Home Stones, it might be difficult to take fees on one whose Home Stone you shared".	10
30	133	I suppose they could be hired in the service of justice, but it seems they could be as easily hired in the service of anything".	10
31	172	"There is the dominant, which would, I suppose, correspond most closely to the human male.	10
31	236	"Suppose a dominant is victorious in the killings," I said.	10
32	175	"Very little, I suppose," I said.	10
36	96	"I suppose she could draw a sled," said one red hunter.	10
38	196	It was a vanity of mine, I suppose, that I had let such things slip.	10

Book 13. (25 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	186	"I suppose not," I said.	10
1	259	"The next year," I said, "he mounted a new expedition, with eleven boats and a thousand men, an expedition financed, I now suppose, by Bila Huruma, to explore Lake Ngao, to circumnavigate it as he had Ushindi".	10
1	457	"You would suppose, would you not," asked Samos, "that such a girl would have been discovered on some chain, after having passed through the hands of one or more masters, and simply bought off the chain, or purchased at auction".	10
1	543	"I would suppose so," I said.	10
1	666	If Shaba, whom we may suppose contacts Msaliti, rather than the opposite, suspects anything is amiss, he will presumably not come forth".	10
2	23	"Do I hear two tarsks?" I suppose he may have paid two or three tarsks for her himself, to Bejar.	10
4	9	"I suppose now her feet must be cut off".	10
4	118	"She is the one who diverted me, while her fellow, he, I suppose, struck me".	10
6	79	In that sense, I suppose, one might think of Schendi, though it has no real meaning of its own, as having an etiological relationship to a word meaning 'Victory'.	10
6	129	"If they do, I suppose the ship and its crew are destroyed at sea.	10
6	153	"I suppose you are right," I said.	10
6	579	The reason for the great amount of rain in the equatorial regions is, I suppose, clear to all.	10
7	4	It was thus appropriate, I suppose, that the blond-haired barbarian, ignorant and untrained, scarcely able to speak Gorean, little more than raw collar meat, should have been taken there.	10
13	624	"I suppose," said she, "that I will be bought and sold many times".	10
14	85	And, I suppose, it is hard to be a woman until one stands in a relation to a man".	10
14	242	"It is permissible, I suppose," she said, "for a slave to be passionate".	10
16	97	"I suppose so," I said.	10
20	111	The inland and Ukungu speech, I suppose, would have been regarded linguistically as two dialects of the same mother tongue.	10
23	338	I suppose then one or the other of us would have had to beat or kill the other.	10
29	50	"But I suppose that you are the judge of that, for you are the Master," she added, airily.	10
32	425	Any woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men.	10
32	569	Outside the doorway, with large, curved knives, stood two huge men, warriors, I suppose, on guard".	10
32	627	I suppose I had known from the first instant I had seen him that he was my master, and I was his slave, but how could I, an Earth woman, have admitted that, even to myself, let alone to the superb, red brute".	10
34	278	"I suppose perhaps it is," she said.	10
53	432	One might translate them, in the context, I suppose, as 'Brave Soldier'.	10

Book 14. (35 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	Their opinions, I suppose, conformed to the correct views.	10
1	122	I suppose I was weak.	10
1	288	"Suppose that the truth were that you were, in your heart, a female slave".	10
1	473	' I felt, I suppose, I wished to assert my identity.	10
1	559	"I suppose you would not mind owning her," said Beverly.	10
1	846	"I would suppose so," I said.	10
2	210	I suppose I should not have looked upon her, but I could not help myself.	10
4	37	I suppose, if you have never looked upon a slave girl, it will be impossible for me to convey to you more than an inkling of what it is to see one, particularly for the first time.	10
4	178	This, I suppose, was to have been expected, given the doubtless Earth origin of all, or most, of the human Goreans.	10
4	219	"No, Mistress!" "Suppose that I ordered you to perform with one of them, for my interest?" she asked.	10
4	293	"I suppose there will always be recalcitrant brutes who will not willingly surrender their manhood".	10
6	112	They regard themselves, and correctly, I suppose, as the rightful property only of free men and women, masters and mistresses.	10
7	275	I suppose I should not have done so, but she was so incredibly beautiful.	10
7	420	I had been, I suppose, stupid and insensitive.	10
7	450	Let us suppose she is found acceptable.	10
7	526	I did not suppose that Gorean free women could have brought themselves to this pitch of exposure, vulnerability and excitement, which was perhaps not unusual for a slave girl.	10
7	757	"Most, I suppose," I said.	10
7	765	"I suppose so".	10
7	919	"Some, I suppose," I said.	10
8	49	Suppose that I became a man.	10
10	88	They had known then, I suppose, as slavers can know such things, that no more than one man would be necessary to see to my governance.	10
11	68	"I suppose they would only whip me.	10
11	173	"I suppose it is difficult," she said, "to respect a girl who wears the slave rag, the Ta-Teera".	10
11	548	"I suppose that it is not hard to tell that, if it is true," she said, "when one is clad as a Gorean slave girl".	10
13	126	I suppose he was wondering what I had cost.	10
13	471	Objectively, I suppose, she was no more beautiful than thousands of other girls, but to me she was the most exciting woman I had ever seen.	10
13	549	"I suppose not," I said.	10
19	427	What might have hitherto seemed implausible to me, even incredible, though I suppose it was obvious enough, at least to others, now seemed surely surprising, but also credible.	10
25	323	I did not understand this conversation, and, I suppose, neither did my fellows.	10
27	368	"Suppose you did not know," she said.	10
32	20	"I suppose it was necessary to leash me," she said, "as a matter of prisoner security".	10
32	133	But so much, I suppose, would be obvious to any woman, of any culture.	10
32	134	But then suppose, too, that it is realized, as a Gorean woman would realize it, that the position in which she finds herself is literally a slave position, and, moreover, that it is the position of a particular form of slave, a particularly remarkable and interesting form of slave, the despicable an...	10
32	258	I looked upon her stripped, bound body, too casually, I suppose.	10
34	287	"I would suppose he would be in Ar," said Tenalion, "but I would not know".	10

Book 15. (14 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	117	"I note that you are not yet branded," I said, "nor, I suppose, are these others".	10
4	359	"No," she said, "I suppose not".	10
4	403	"I suppose now," she said, "you will wish me to address you as 'Master'".	10
4	466	It is thought, correctly I suppose, that they will not be likely to need these skills until that time.	10
4	504	I suppose this might be difficult for some to understand how this could be, but then, one supposes, their culture is other than the Gorean culture.	10
6	112	Such places, as one might suppose, are usually characterized by the smells of held slaves.	10
6	138	"I suppose so," said the captain.	10
10	176	But I suppose it is not surprising that a woman who realizes that she will be punished if she is not fully pleasing, and in all particulars, should then be seriously concerned to be pleasing, fully pleasing—and in all particulars.	10
10	257	"You could always, I suppose, put a bell and coin box about my neck and send me into the streets," she said.	10
13	35	"I suppose so," I said.	10
18	40	"Is there any reason to suppose that that is true?" inquired Tasdron.	10
21	29	Thus, some Goreans, denied what is called "the second knowledge," who do not realize that Earth is a different planet, but think of it rather as simply some remote district, suppose that "girls from Earth" are simply slave booty similar to that obtained in other far places, all on their own world.	10
21	34	Some Goreans, interestingly, but understandably enough, unaware of the absence of an adequate atmosphere between worlds, as were most intellectuals of Earth for centuries, as well, suppose simply, and naturally enough, that these new crops of slave beasts have been brought in lashed in tarn baskets,...	10
31	44	There is little to amuse one in the chamber of the windlass, save, I suppose, eating and drinking, and dreams.	10

Book 16. (27 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	194	In it the girl, as you might well suppose, is again in no doubt as to whether or not she is a slave.	10
11	203	For example, is a slave harness a garment or a bond; objectively, I suppose, it is both.	10
11	204	So, too, I would suppose, are the tunic chains of Tyros.	10
17	376	"If the men of Earth choose to surrender the birthright of their dominance, to exchange it for the garbage of a political perversion; if they should choose to deny their genes; if they should choose to subvert and violate the order of nature; if they should choose self-castration to manhood, that is...	10
17	383	"I suppose so," she said.	10
18	343	I suppose that if I were a man it would please me, too, to have a woman so situated before me.	10
18	395	Let us suppose that the Gorean youth buys his first girl.	10
18	437	Now let us suppose, again, that he has now bought his first girl.	10
18	443	The young Gorean male, we shall suppose, now brings his girl home.	10
18	451	Let us suppose he gives her a few initial rapings, if only to get the feel of her body.	10
18	454	The same girl whom he bought as a mere piece of slave meat from a sales block, for his pleasure, we shall suppose, when brought home, and put in a collar at his feet, turns out to be a highly intelligent, sophisticated, vulnerable and delicate organism.	10
18	455	In short we shall suppose that he discovers that he has purchased, as is often the case, not a mere slave, but a treasure.	10
19	177	We shall now suppose that the girl is kneeling before her master, on the deep furs, in the position of the pleasure slave, in the soft light of the lamp, chained to the slave ring.	10
19	523	"I suppose not," I said.	10
20	503	There might, of course, I suppose, be many other reasons for them.	10
20	605	Her discomfiture, in any event, footwear discarded, robes lifted, should she brazenly dare such boldness, flouting cultural decrees, as you might suppose, is often welcomed even by her defenders, though, one supposes, they will be civil enough to conceal their amusement and interest.	10
20	607	Some women, sensitive to the fact that their modesty has now been so violently compromised, and so unworthily, as a result of mere fear, suppose then that they might as well be in a collar.	10
20	1436	It will be noted, in passing, though I suppose it has been clearly implicit in these remarks, that whereas on Earth the male is commonly the pursuer and is frequently frustrated by the flight, inaccessibility, aloofness, disinterest, and frigidity of his quarry, a quarry commonly not worth pursuing,...	10
20	1454	Let us suppose he finds her satisfactory, at least for a new girl.	10
20	1584	And, in a way, I suppose there is something to be said for that, at least if free women are not present.	10
20	1596	I recalled that, long ago, as I had lost consciousness, gassed, in a cab in New York City, it outfitted as a capture vehicle, I had glimpsed one of her lovely ankles, she already having lapsed into unconsciousness, and had thought, strangely enough, at the time, I suppose, that it would look well in...	10
21	412	"I did not think about it," I said, "but I suppose, upon reflection, that the naming, giving you your old Earth name, curvaceous little tart, might have its amusing aspects".	10
21	510	The free woman, for obvious reasons, I suppose, hates the slave girl.	10
21	598	The man of Earth, I suppose, might regard the typical Gorean as naive or stupid in this particular.	10
21	730	"Are you vain?" "I suppose so.	10
21	753	For example, suppose the slave has been somehow at fault, however inadvertently, and, kneeling before the master, nude, must beg punishment.	10
21	760	To be sure, I suppose some men of Earth, for most practical purposes, are Gorean.	10

Book 17. (23 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	24	"I would suppose not," I admitted.	10
5	174	But they would have no reason to suppose him in the vicinity of the Barrens.	10
8	78	They reason, I suppose, that the master can manage, feed and train the girl, once he owns her, according to his own pleasures.	10
12	149	"I do not suppose the Dust Legs would object," I said.	10
13	644	"Is that not, too, a form of slavery?" "In a sense, I suppose, " I said.	10
13	746	He let me engage in what, I suppose, are the standard threats and pleas of the captured girl, but, then, when he grew weary of this amusement, he stopped me.	10
13	1045	"I suppose if I had not been responsive," she said, "you would have beaten me".	10
13	1156	They cannot even form a sound basis, I would suppose, on which you could begin to even remotely conjecture the nature of the feelings and sensations which lie before you.	10
13	1265	"I suppose not, Master," she said.	10
13	1447	"A nonvirgin, I suppose," she said.	10
14	438	To be sure, Grunt would not, I suppose, have minded throwing the tunics in, if they had been wanted.	10
14	451	Too, I suppose, if Grunt had wanted it, the red savage might have left him the other girl's shirt dress.	10
14	725	"It lies, I suppose," I said, "at the roots of Waniyanpi society".	10
14	760	"I suppose so," I said.	10
14	840	"I would suppose so".	10
14	1103	"Three days ago, we may suppose".	10
17	90	I would suppose there are several reasons for this.	10
17	91	Principally, I suppose, it comports with civility.	10
17	94	And I suppose that little is important, at least to the girl, and doubtless to free women in her vicinity.	10
17	575	"I suppose it is a matter of definition".	10
17	604	"Are they not insane?" "By carefully chosen definitions, I suppose we could define them into sanity or into insanity, depending on whether we approved of them or not, but it is difficult to derive satisfaction from victories which are achieved by the cheap device of surreptitiously altering a concep...	10
17	740	"For most practical purposes, for most of the time, I suppose," I said.	10
19	729	"I do not suppose so," I said.	10

Book 18. (47 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	107	"In its way," I said, "I suppose it is a natural phenomenon".	10
2	58	I would suppose that almost any Gorean, even of the Peasants, who wishes to learn to read or write could do so, but many find these skills of little interest or use.	10
3	147	The true origin, then, of the encircling bands, I suppose, is lost in history.	10
5	39	"What do you suppose the meaning of that was?" I asked.	10
5	42	"I suppose not," she said.	10
5	141	"I suppose," she said, "you think you could work me well".	10
7	223	Suppose Canka had given you to boys, as a target for their arrows, or had rubbed you with blood, your own, and had set sleen on you".	10
7	262	"I would suppose that he does," I said.	10
7	498	We shall suppose, however, for the purposes of argument, that there do exist such tasks.	10
7	499	Let us suppose, for example, that the cutting of leather for moccasins is such a task.	10
7	715	"Suppose I spurn his suit," she said, "and he is angry.	10
7	716	Suppose he seizes me, and binds me, and carries me away".	10
7	755	If that was the case, then, I gathered, she would not have to worry about Hci, or, I suppose, other warriors of the Kaiila.	10
8	49	"Are they any worse, really," I asked, "than the Kaiila, or the Kailiauk or the Fleer?" "I suppose not," admitted Grunt.	10
8	55	"I would not suppose so," he said.	10
9	192	I suppose that is why they put them in them.	10
9	237	"But how," I asked, "in what other way, other than in possible attractiveness and desirability, could a slave have more power than a free woman?" "If one can do things another cannot, and if one is permitted to do things which another, in effect, could not, then, I suppose, one has, in a sense, powe...	10
9	357	"I suppose you are right," I said.	10
9	514	"I suppose so," I said.	10
9	593	"That is kind," she said, "truly kind, but I suppose you, a mere man, may not understand how truly kind it is".	10
12	352	"You have not failed to note, I suppose," I said, "that you have seemed to undergo a certain decrease in value".	10
12	491	"I suppose I should be grateful," she said.	10
14	47	"I suppose it does not matter," said Pumpkin.	10
14	116	How would you ever find out about it?" "I suppose we might not," said Pumpkin.	10
14	136	"If you are all the same, what difference should it make? Why not all males or all females, or any ratio?" "I suppose you are right," said Pumpkin.	10
14	427	"I do not suppose you are," I said.	10
14	429	"I suppose you do," I said.	10
14	435	"I suppose, if a man were sufficiently desperate," she said, "he might find us of interest".	10
15	268	"Most, I would suppose," said Cuwignaka.	10
18	91	"Outside, I suppose," she said, "so that I may better see what I am doing".	10
18	221	I must wait, I suppose, to see if Grunt, or Mahpiyasapa, appeared.	10
19	116	"I suppose because it is a time of peace.	10
19	176	"To identify them, I suppose," I said.	10
19	188	"To become, I suppose, a high chief of all the bands," I said, "a chief of the tribe, as a whole".	10
23	144	"I would suppose so," I said.	10
29	205	"I suppose one could get used to it," I said.	10
30	68	I suppose a choice, as in many matters, must be made.	10
30	79	"Suppose it is not," said another man.	10
32	141	"You have noted, also, I suppose," I said, "that she is one of the few slaves who wears a collar and that she is the only slave, or one of the few, whose ankles are not thonged".	10
35	192	It is something about the hunger and thirst, the loneliness, I suppose.	10
39	185	"Suppose you were a conqueror and found me in a burning city," she whispered.	10
39	240	"It is amusing, I suppose," I said.	10
41	114	"I suppose we can never be absolutely certain," I said, "that of all the theoretically possible explanations, all explanations which would respond effectively to all conceivable tests, all explanations which would agree in explaining phenomena and in yielding predictions, that we have the one true e...	10
43	269	"I suppose," I said, "that it would do no harm if I loosened it a little".	10
44	108	"Too," she said, "do you not think I could see all the lodges when I was being brought to the post?" "I suppose it does not make any difference that you know about it," I said, "as you are a prisoner.	10
44	125	"Could you tell a poor free woman, one bound as helplessly as a slave, handsome warrior," she asked, "what is the day?" "I suppose it could do no harm," I said.	10
56	87	"I suppose," I said, "as one who has upon occasion espoused the cause of Priest-Kings, I should attempt to slay you".	10

Book 19. (58 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	867	As an analogy, let us suppose that somehow, by magic if you wish, or some sort of hibernation, or through some sort of suspended animation, that one had never had food or drink, and then suppose that suddenly, somehow, someone had changed all that, that someone had done something to you, and that su...	10
36	1628	Only my face had been unveiled! Had he seen me naked he might have raised his estimate! Too, suppose he had seen me in a posture of submission or had had me writhe at his feet in slave chains! Suppose he had put me through detailed and methodical slave paces, or had had me bring him the whip in my t...	10
3	158	"I suppose so," said the girl.	10
3	590	"No," I said, "I suppose not.	10
3	917	"Slaves, I suppose, occasionally have recourse to such devices," I said.	10
4	305	His skills with the sword, I suppose, had been what had called him to the attention of Ligurious.	10
4	393	Nowhere more than on this world had I felt my femininity, and nowhere else, naturally enough, I suppose, had I felt it more keenly frustrated.	10
4	581	"To protect the Tatrix, I suppose," said he.	10
4	667	Suppose I did not please him, I said to myself.	10
5	257	"I suppose so," I said.	10
6	594	I was in love with the Gorean world, though I found it in some ways rather fearful, primarily, I suppose, because it permitted female slavery.	10
6	624	"How many slave girls do you suppose there are in Corcyrus?" I asked, as though idly.	10
6	673	"But if I were a slave," I said, poutingly, "I suppose I would have to obey.	10
7	124	Suppose you are raped".	10
9	213	"I would suppose so," she said.	10
11	123	"I suppose," I said, "I should be pleased that you did not order me to strip completely and kneel before you".	10
16	191	"I suppose," he said, pleasantly enough, "they might have been poor of eyesight, or perhaps it was just very dark".	10
16	294	"It is possible, I suppose," said the man.	10
17	36	Surely most would suppose, by now, that she had been rescued by adherents of her cause, and swiftly swept away to some safe haven, one far beyond the reach of a vengeful justice.	10
17	48	It is one way amongst thousands, I suppose, in which a woman's figure may be appealingly exhibited.	10
17	92	I suppose I should have been grateful for this.	10
20	69	"I suppose there could be some pleasure in being forced to serve, and totally, such a twisted, despicable little brute," she said, "the domination of you, the disregard of your will and preferences, the reminding of your femaleness that it is enslaved, that it must do what it is told, that it must, ...	10
21	23	This would be almost as bad from my point of view, they would suppose, as moving toward Argentum itself.	10
24	34	And, indeed, if you were taken to Gor, I suppose you would be.	10
24	151	I suppose they cannot be blamed.	10
24	250	The assignment of women to the various chains gives the minor administrators, I suppose, some control over the whip masters.	10
25	44	Though she was now no longer ugly she remained, I suppose, rather homely and plain.	10
26	171	"I suppose so," I said.	10
26	203	I suppose it is hard not to fall in love with a man who gives you great pleasure, who fulfills your needs, who cares for you, who feeds, shelters and nurtures you—and masters you.	10
28	64	"Suppose, now," said the floor manager, "he reaches out and touches you".	10
30	391	"Suppose the sleen had been excited and struck at you".	10
31	102	"To one whom men find pleasing in the throes of intimate congress?" "Yes," I said, "I suppose so, that—and such things".	10
31	157	"In the palace, somewhere, I suppose," I said.	10
31	294	This is reasonable, I suppose, at least in many instances, that one security should be kept in effect until it has been replaced by another.	10
31	496	I suppose I should have been grateful that I was permitted the honor of the couch.	10
33	247	You suppose she was because that is what you were told, and for certain other reasons, such as others took her also for such, and you saw her performing actions which, you supposed, only the Tatrix would perform, such things as holding audiences with foreign dignitaries, and such".	10
33	421	Accordingly, let us suppose we now wish a sleen to locate someone, say, a Tatrix.	10
33	676	That counter-power, I suppose, for want of a better name, might be referred to as that of Priest-Kings.	10
33	781	"Do you think it is really true?" "I suppose so," said the first man.	10
33	845	"As beasts may be allied with men," said Claudius, "so, too, I suppose, might men be allied with Priest-Kings".	10
35	63	"Suppose the men look this way.	10
36	62	"I suppose it is to be changed".	10
36	273	"I suppose not," I said.	10
36	296	"And?" "And I suppose," said I, "I must occasionally be whipped—" "Yes?" "—if only to remind me that I am a slave".	10
36	302	"Many things, I suppose," I said.	10
36	389	"I suppose not," he smiled.	10
36	426	And, I suppose, there must be something complementary in the male.	10
36	851	I suppose it has to do with many things, but perhaps mostly with the arousing, enflaming condition of bondage itself, with knowing oneself now in one's place in nature, with knowing oneself wholly owned, with knowing oneself at the mercy of another, with being dependent on the other, with understand...	10
36	875	In the case of free women, I suppose they would be substantially similar.	10
36	1037	To some, I suppose, it would have seemed a scandalous rag, unseemly and degrading, but I found it very beautiful, not only because of the lovely and sensitive way in which it enhanced and displayed the beauty of the female figure but because of memories with which it was associated, memories which, ...	10
36	1285	Suppose that lions had a brilliant human consciousness.	10
36	1309	"Now that you are my slave, and are in my collar," he said, "it doesn't matter, one way or the other, does it?" "I suppose not," I smiled.	10
36	1360	Too, I suppose, the collar gives a woman a sense of security as well as of merit, rather, perhaps, as a ring might in a different culture.	10
36	1635	I suppose it would be only fair to improve your price by a copper tarsk or so in virtue of such a consideration".	10
36	1636	"But suppose a man particularly wanted a woman," I said.	10
36	1637	"Suppose she was, for some reason, very special to him.	10
36	1640	He might then be tempted to pay at least a little more, might he not, to obtain her?" "I suppose so," said Drusus Rencius, irritatedly.	10
36	1643	"I suppose not," I said, "but I would like to know".	10

Book 20. (30 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	131	"And what, good sir," demanded Petrucchio, "might be the meaning of this guarded 'I suppose'?" "Why, it, too, is nothing," said Chino, adding, "—I suppose".	10
1	545	Some of the most succulent and exciting slaves I had known were, I suppose, at least compared with some of their sisters in bondage, comparatively plain in appearance.	10
1	704	The joke then, I suppose, might be said to have been on them.	10
1	759	A connoisseur of slave dance, I suppose, might have pointed out errors in the pointing of a toe, the extension of a limb, the use of a hand, not well framing the body, not subtly inviting the viewer's eye inward, and so on, but, on the whole, she was definitely not bad.	10
1	761	Much of what she did, I suppose, is instinctual in a woman.	10
1	922	Presumably this had happened after the time I had gone to Torvaldsland, or, I suppose, I would have heard of it while there.	10
1	934	"I would suppose so," I said.	10
2	79	To be sure, I suppose there are various psychological benefits, too, other than the simple fun and pleasure of it, attendant on the maskings and disguisings.	10
2	776	"I suppose they are all right," I said.	10
2	1188	"I suppose so," I admitted.	10
2	1210	"I suppose so," he said.	10
2	1241	"I would suppose so," said Samos.	10
2	1324	"Suppose it were not a masquerade," I said.	10
2	1594	On Gor, there is very little sexual frustration, save, I suppose, in the case of free women, among whom, I gather, it is not uncommon, if not rampant.	10
2	1663	"Suppose I became a slave," she said.	10
3	160	"Somewhere, sometime, I would suppose," she said, "at my convenience, at a site of my choosing".	10
3	187	"I would suppose you might be beautiful," I said.	10
4	278	There are many common names on Gor, as, I suppose, in most civilizations.	10
6	353	"Suppose then," she said, "that for your briefest of peeps you give me the ten thousand gold pieces of which you spoke, as a mere gesture of gratitude, of course, as the values involved are clearly incommensurate, and the veil, as well".	10
6	474	"I suppose even in matters this momentous," said Boots, "there comes a time when some exchange of trust is in order".	10
6	1258	"I would suppose that women are all pretty much of a muchness," said Boots.	10
6	1277	I did not find them bad, and I suppose Boots Tarsk-Bit did not either.	10
7	77	If you see a female locked in her platform collar, with its chain, of course, and in a while you see the collar empty, it is not irrational to suppose that she has been sold.	10
7	245	"I suppose not," I said.	10
9	43	In this way a bit of mystery, I suppose, might be thought to be added to her.	10
9	130	"I suppose it does mark me as a free woman," she said, "and in that sense might perhaps raise my price somewhat in case they were readying me for sale to a slave merchant".	10
10	269	"Mainly Petrucchio's wagon, I would suppose," I said, "and his tharlarion.	10
10	454	I suppose on any world women understand such things, choosing garments with care and intent, displaying themselves as sexual merchandise, and then pretending confusion, dismay, outraged innocence, and such, when the display is only too clearly understood.	10
10	798	"I suppose you will prove to be troublesome," he mused, grimly.	10
10	864	I suppose this is a tribute in its way to their intelligence, as well as to their charming nosiness or busybodiness.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	395	Earth-girl slaves brought to Gor, for example, are often, particularly at first, understandably enough, I suppose, afraid to be sold, and accordingly, naturally enough, I suppose, sometimes attempt, usually in subtle ways, to discourage buyers, thereby hoping to be permitted to cling to the relative...	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	180	I did not suppose that any foe within would be so simple as to suppose we thought the stable empty, as no search had been made.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	218	Let us suppose one hundred, and let us suppose each was drawn by ten men".	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	9	In a sense, I suppose they, too, are tyrants, as there is no legal limit placed on their tenure in office nor are there any obvious provisions for removing them from office, short of, I suppose, assassinations or uprisings.	10