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Book 1. (19 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	2	The name is supposed to have been shortened in the fifteenth century from the Italian surname Caboto.	10
2	12	I could not be sure that it was supposed to mean anything.	10
2	193	It was supposed that they were aware of all that transpired on their planet, but, if so, I was informed that they seemed, on the whole, to take little note of it.	10
2	260	"Yes," he said, "but since the hypothesis of another world is regarded as so incredible, this evidence has been interpreted to accord with other theories; sometimes even imperfections in instrumentation have been supposed rather than admit the presence of another world in our solar system".	10
3	185	Once again, I was supposed to learn to wield the weapon equally well with either hand, but, again, I could never manage to develop the skill to my genuine satisfaction.	10
3	194	I would have supposed that armor, or chain mail perhaps, would have been a desirable addition to the accouterments of the Gorean warrior, but it had been forbidden by the Priest-Kings.	10
4	139	I supposed the city might be under siege and Torm would fail to notice.	10
5	58	I knew nothing about her, except that her name was Talena, that she was rumored to be one of the beauties of Ar, and that I was supposed to kill her.	10
5	62	Two girls were supposed to die that I might have time to escape with the Home Stone before the alarm could be given.	10
6	114	"I was tricked by her I supposed to be the daughter of the Ubar, thrown from my own tarn, and saved from death only by your web.	10
8	74	The daughter of the Ubar was apparently not as inhuman as I had supposed.	10
9	13	And, I supposed, a similar fate would await us in most Gorean cities.	10
13	17	Outlaws, I supposed, or perhaps deserters from Ar.	10
13	73	Oddly enough, casuistically, stoning the Afflicted is not regarded as a violation of the Priest-Kings' supposed injunction against shedding their blood.	10
14	16	I supposed it was to serve for my impalement.	10
16	59	I was confident that there would be cisterns and canisters of water in the palace, and I supposed that Marlenus, as an enlightened precaution, in view of the unstable politics of Ar, would have outfitted his cylinder as a keep, laying in stores of food and missile weapons.	10
18	60	The areas of jurisdiction of these two types of courts are not well defined; the Initiates claim ultimate jurisdiction in all matters, in virtue of their supposed relation to the Priest-Kings, but this claim is challenged by civil jurists.	10
18	64	I had managed to bring down the tarn wire of Ar; I had learned that Marlenus still lived and held a portion of the Central Cylinder, and I had found out when and where the execution of Talena was supposed to take place.	10
19	137	I supposed what he said was true, but it may have been a calculated remark, something to put the enemy off balance, like announcing an unseen mate in chess to provoke an opponent into making an unnecessary defensive move, causing him to lose the initiative.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	93	Most simply the brand is supposed to convince the girl that she is truly owned; it is supposed to make her feel owned.	10
1	24	Eventually we found what we supposed to be the ashes of his fire, near a large flat rock some nine hours' climb from the highway.	10
8	10	Even men of a caste as low as that of the Tarn-Keepers were intolerably proud of their calling, for who else could raise and train those monstrous birds of prey? I supposed Zosk the Woodsman was proud in the knowledge that he with his great broad-headed ax could fell a tree in one blow, and that per...	10
11	19	On the broad steps leading to the throne, there were curule chairs, on which sat, I supposed, members of the High Council of Tharna.	10
12	42	I supposed it indicated that she was a state slave of Tharna.	10
20	118	A similar device, I supposed, might prevent the entry of high tharlarions, the saddle lizards of Gor, into the mountains.	10
21	83	I supposed even the other girls, the other freight of the caravan, might think she made a bit too much of things.	10
21	94	When the iron is pulled away and she knows the pain and degradation and smells the odor of her burned flesh, she is supposed to tell herself, understanding its full and terrible import, I AM HIS.	10
21	240	They had wanted to be sold to me—or, I supposed, to any man who would take them from the hated chain of Targo.	10
21	243	As I looked at her I asked myself why she, and why not another, or why any? What would it matter if her thigh, too, should wear that graceful brand? I supposed it was mostly the institution of slavery I objected to, and that that institution was not altered if I should, as an act of foolish sentimen...	10
21	262	I was not much good in such matters, I supposed.	10

Book 3. (54 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	81	I laughed, not so much because I supposed what it said was absurd, but because I supposed that, from the viewpoint of a Priest-King, what it said might well be true.	10
1	47	I supposed Torm might be anywhere, for those of Ko-ro-ba had been scattered by the Priest-Kings.	10
2	20	I supposed the Initiate might account me one of the latter, for my habiliments bore no insignia.	10
3	39	Yet I supposed this seemingly impervious wall must house the portal of the Hall of Priest-Kings.	10
4	8	Perhaps they would regard it as a useless excrescence detracting from the more sober values of life, such as, I supposed, study, meditation and the manipulation of the lives of men.	10
5	172	I supposed at another time there might have been more Priest-Kings.	10
5	233	I supposed she spoke the truth.	10
6	19	If they were indeed Ta grapes I supposed they must have come by galley from Cos to Port Kar, and from Port Kar to the Fair of En'Kara.	10
7	11	I thought I heard her weep, and supposed that she did so for herself, because she was frightened.	10
7	20	I supposed the only difference in the attire of the three girls would have been the numerals engraved on their collars.	10
8	105	I supposed Vika would have been costly had I purchased her in Ar or Ko-ro-ba.	10
13	20	I would have supposed a simpler syllabary, or even an experimentation with a nonscented perhaps alphabetic graphic script, would have been desirable linguistic ventures for the Priest-Kings, but as far as I know they were never made.	10
13	21	With respect to the rather complex syllabary, I originally supposed that it had never been simplified because the Priest-King, with his intelligence, would absorb the four hundred and eleven characters of his syllabary more rapidly than would a human child his alphabet of less than thirty letters, a...	10
13	84	"Well," I said, still looking down the hall, "I would have supposed that the mighty Priest-Kings could have devised a quicker way of transporting scent-tapes".	10
14	12	I supposed he did not have a translator.	10
14	48	This, I supposed, would have to do with protecting the eyes from particles.	10
14	103	I had naturally supposed the fluid to be simply water which it closely resembled in appearance, and once had tried to fill my bowl for the morning meal there, rather than ladling the water out of the water pan.	10
17	26	He might have asked Mul Translator Engineers for such an expression and an explanation of it, and I supposed they might have given him the expression "friend" and explained it for him, more or less adequately, in terms of the normal consequences of the relation designated, such things as tending to ...	10
18	107	I supposed the dome to be a reactor of some sort.	10
19	61	For all practical purposes it now seemed that Priest-Kings would be invulnerable to my blade, though I supposed I might have injured them severely if I sliced at the sensory hairs on the legs, at the trunk joining thorax and abdomen, at the eyes and antennae if I could reach them.	10
19	66	I would expect to find the heart, or its correspondent organ or organs, in the thorax, but then I would have supposed that the respiratory cavities were also in the thorax and I knew that they were actually in the abdomen.	10
20	29	"But I am supposed to have honors and riches," I reminded them.	10
20	143	I supposed that he might well be right.	10
22	163	I supposed one of the reasons for the short blade was that it could clear the sheath a fraction of a second before a longer blade.	10
22	165	The primary advantage I supposed was that it allowed the Gorean warrior to work close to his man.	10
23	7	If the sizes had matched I supposed it would have been.	10
23	39	I supposed they might have been some unusual physiological reaction to the poison which I conjectured had been injected into her system through the small, livid puncture, also on her left side.	10
23	53	It had been weeks since I had last seen her and I supposed it would have been at least days since she had been closed in the tunnels of the Golden Beetle.	10
24	27	This withdrawal on its part, of course, would not in the least prevent it from using its great jaws to attack, but it would, I supposed, somewhat narrow the area of its sensory awareness.	10
24	55	No, I supposed the Beetle did not need speed in its tunnels.	10
24	65	I supposed they were not ventilated as well as the tunnels of the Priest-Kings.	10
25	24	What approached was not another Golden Beetle, though I supposed there might have been several in those tunnels, but another inhabitant of those dismal passages, the whitish, long, slow, blind Slime Worm.	10
25	45	Although the portal was thick I supposed that I might have been heard on the outside if I had pounded on it with the hilt of my sword.	10
26	8	Fortunately this grille was not charged, and I had not supposed it would be.	10
26	51	Vika, I was pleased to note, was considerably shaken by his appraisal, and I supposed it was the first time a man had ever looked upon her with disfavor.	10
27	4	The transportation disk which had originally taken me to the chamber where I had found Misk I had taken to the entrance to the tunnels of the Golden Beetle and I thought it well that it should stay there, as if witnessing my entrance and my supposed failure to return.	10
27	33	I supposed my best way of serving Misk might be to abandon him to his death and try to protect the young male, but these were matters in which I had little interest.	10
27	68	There were perhaps a thousand Priest-Kings in the Nest, and I supposed that this might be almost all the Priest-Kings in the Nest, save perhaps those that might be essentially placed at a few minimum posts, such as the guard at the steel barricade and perhaps some in the Scanning Chamber or, more li...	10
27	89	There was no male, no Father of the Nest, and I supposed the male had died, or had not lived long after her mating.	10
28	12	The Muls, I supposed, terrified and confused, had scattered and hidden themselves in their cases, living on their fungus and water, while over their heads hissed the weapons of their masters.	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
28	94	If no other choice seemed practical I supposed I could always keep her chained in my own case.	10
28	163	The battle would, I supposed, given the undoubted stores of food available to Sarm and his forces, ultimately hinge on the firepower of the silver tubes, of which Misk's side had few, but still I conjectured that the skills and courage of former Muls might yet play their part in the fierce issues to...	10
28	186	Further, from reports of these incoming Muls, the food sources of the Priest-Kings of Sarm were not as extensive as we had supposed.	10
29	53	I supposed so.	10
30	168	The latter, of course, terrified, bewildered, would be of little service themselves, but they were offered as inducements to the males of Misk's forces to encourage their desertion; the girls were, so to speak, a bounty for treachery, and since the beauty of Chamber Slaves was well known in the Nest...	10
30	171	I supposed that there was reason for her hatred of me but still I wondered at its depth and fury.	10
31	12	I supposed that she feared he might slay me, thus depriving her of her revenge for which she had waited so long.	10
31	15	I myself was forced to walk perhaps a dozen paces in front of Sarm, who held his grasping appendage near the control box which would, he supposed, activate the golden net he believed to be fused into the tissues of my brain.	10
31	182	I supposed there might be tidal waves in distant Thassa, that crags in the Sardar and the Voltai and Thentis Ranges might be collapsing, that mountains might be falling and new ones rising, that the Sa-Tarna fields might be broken apart, that towers of cities might be falling, that the ring of black...	10
32	95	I supposed the dust that clung to his thorax and abdomen, that adhered to the sensory hairs on his appendages might be distressing to him, more so perhaps than the fear that he might be totally crushed by one of the great blocks of stone that occasionally fell clattering near us.	10
33	12	I supposed there might have been men from almost all of Gor's cities in that frightened, teeming throng.	10
33	120	I supposed many of the humans might even return to the Nest, where they could live and love and be happy.	10
34	193	I supposed that there would be few on my old world—Earth—too, who would believe it.	10

Book 4. (37 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	108	I supposed that on the morrow Kamchak would call for the Tuchuk Iron Master, to brand what he called his little barbarian; the brand of the Tuchuk slave, incidentally, is not the same as that generally used in the cities, which, for girls, is the first letter of the expression Kajira in cursive scri...	10
2	7	Now I supposed that I alone, of humans on Gor, with the possible exception of some among the Wagon Peoples, knew the nature of the mysterious object which once these two brave men had brought in secrecy to the plains of Turia—and, to be truthful, I did not know that even I—should I see...	10
2	101	I supposed, with the domesticated kaiila, a bound verr or a prisoner might be cast to the newborn animal.	10
5	42	I supposed it was true.	10
6	60	I was thunderstruck that a girl, apparently of Earth, who spoke English, should be brought to the Tuchuks at this time—at the time that I was among them, hoping to discover and return to Priest-Kings what I supposed to be a golden spheroid, the egg, the last hope of their race.	10
8	17	I supposed, in time, that I would learn of this.	10
8	254	I supposed that the young man would never be likely to wear the scar, without which, among the stern, cruel Tuchuks, he would be the continuous object of scorn, ridicule and contempt.	10
8	349	She, and I as well, had supposed that Kamchak would be victorious over Conrad.	10
9	277	I supposed Saphrar was still irritated at Kamchak's refusal to give up, or arrange the transfer of, the golden sphere.	10
9	465	I supposed, naturally, however, that Saphrar, guardian of Aphris of Turia, would not permit this to occur.	10
10	220	The walls were crowded, and I supposed many upon them used the long glasses of the Caste of Builders to observe the field of the stakes.	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
10	305	I supposed, in spite of their apparent lack of concern, the hearts of most of the Turian girls were beating rapidly.	10
10	415	I supposed he was home with Tenchika.	10
11	128	I supposed that Aphris of Turia had done little in her life that was more strenuous than stepping in and out of a scented bath.	10
11	182	It was too bad, I thought, but at least I supposed there would be one fellow among the wagons, the young man Harold, he whom the girl had so abused, he who had not yet won the Courage Scar, who would be just as pleased as not that she, with all her contempt and spleen, was now delightfully salted aw...	10
12	32	I supposed he was curious about me, not a Tuchuk, not a merchant or singer, yet among the Wagons.	10
12	124	"I supposed," I grumbled, "that you would have found a long-stemmed tospit".	10
12	495	I supposed that, on the whole, she was perhaps distraught because she feared she might soon be supplanted as first girl in the wagon, indeed, that she might soon be sold.	10
13	121	I supposed it true.	10
13	141	Indeed, I supposed there must be one haruspex at least for each of the many altars in the field.	10
16	299	He might well be, and I supposed it true, merely an agent—but for whom, or what?—something that would challenge even Priest-Kings—but, it must be, something that feared Priest-Kings, or it would already have struck—this world, or Earth—something that wanted Priest-...	10
17	7	Besides the designs there were also, growing from planting areas recessed here and there in the marble walkway, broad-leafed, curling plants; vines; ferns; numerous exotic flowers; it was rather beautiful, but in an oppressive way, and the room had been heated to such an extent that it seemed almost...	10
17	20	I supposed something, sensing our presence, had stirred in its depths, and was now waiting.	10
19	39	From where I sat I could see two lovely pools, in which lotuslike plants floated; one of the pools was large enough for swimming; the other, I supposed, was stocked with tiny, bright fish from the various seas and lakes of Gor.	10
19	74	I supposed she was being disciplined.	10
21	132	I supposed what she said was true.	10
23	146	I supposed it would be the last time I would do so.	10
23	186	I supposed he was right.	10
24	232	I supposed the little wench Hereena would be waiting for him, probably collared and chained to the slave ring.	10
24	234	Tomorrow one or both of us, I supposed, might be dead.	10
25	10	Had I not heard a rustle of chain? Did she think to conceal her bonds, her condition? Surely any Gorean, despite the sheet, would have instantly supposed her to be what she indeed was, a slave, tethered with obdurate metal.	10
25	59	The second chain, that which I had first seen, fastened the Sirik itself, of course, to the slave ring, and, indeed, by the left ankle ring, as I had supposed.	10
25	224	Again I considered raping her, but now that she was free, no longer a simple slave, I supposed that it would be improper.	10
25	333	Now that she was free I supposed she would soon shorten it.	10
25	764	I supposed at this time many men of Earth, properly conditioned, would have been shaken, and would have fallen promptly to this keen weapon, shamed, retreating stricken with guilt, with misgivings, as the female wished.	10
26	145	I supposed Saphrar of Turia must have carried lamp or torch, or perhaps that he knew the passage by heart.	10

Book 5. (33 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	118	I supposed they were interested in seeing what the Player's response would be to yellow's fourteenth move, a move on which authorities disagreed sharply, some favoring Ubar's Initiate to Scribe Three, and others the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover the vulnerable Ubar Two.	10
4	137	"I scarcely supposed," said I, "that you would permit a White Silk Girl to go alone on the streets of Ar".	10
6	97	She would probably be quite difficult to get on with in the morning, which time it would be, I supposed, before I would return to the compartment.	10
7	145	Each was marked and sealed, but in each, at two points, there were valve openings, through which in flight I supposed two tubes might pass, one perhaps for oxygen and another gas used to sedate the occupant, and one to draw the carbon dioxide from the cylinder.	10
7	163	The life of these men, I supposed, was their bond.	10
7	170	I supposed it was possible that a girl might awaken, in the rushing cold air, and attempt to hurl herself to the ground.	10
8	60	I supposed, since they would not speak Gorean, they would not be used in the training.	10
11	11	I supposed it was from this sort of facility that the general expression "The Iron Pens" took its origin.	10
11	22	Sometimes I supposed a girl might wander too close to the bars and be seized, but, because of the bars, little could be done with her.	10
11	55	I supposed the requirements of the slaves were high.	10
11	131	Italian, I supposed.	10
11	179	The girl on the left had her hair cut rather short; the slavers would, in all probability, not permit her to continue to wear her hair in that fashion; her face was delicate, fragile, rather thin and intellectual; her body was thin; I expected her new masters would put some weight on her; her eyes w...	10
12	118	"Candies!" I supposed Hup, though he doubtless spent much of his time begging, made what money he could, and vending candies at the races might help him to live.	10
12	377	I was approached twice by men who had small scrolls to sell, reputedly containing important information on forthcoming races, the tarns to be flown, their riders, their times recorded in previous races and such; I supposed this would be little more than what was publicly available on the large track...	10
13	13	I supposed it quite probable that Claudia Hinrabia had been abducted, though it would not be the only possible explanation for her absence.	10
14	111	I supposed that it was thought by Others that the materials were safe in the keeping of Cernus.	10
14	112	Once as I walked about I heard the wild cry, a howling roar, of an animal, apparently large and fierce; I supposed it to be the Beast of which Ho-Tu, and others, seemed so frightened; they seemed to know as little of it as I; when I heard the cry an involuntary shiver coursed my spine; I felt the ha...	10
15	25	The dance receives its name from the fact that the girl's head is not supposed to rise above the Warrior's belt, but only purists concern themselves with such niceties; wherever the dance is performed, however, it is imperative that the girl never rise to her feet.	10
15	110	It was not known if he had been originally slave or not, but had he been he surely would have won his freedom ten times over and more; again and again, even after he would have won his freedom had he first been slave, he returned to the sand of the arena, steel in hand; I supposed it might be the go...	10
15	146	I supposed they had succumbed to gold, for slavers pay high for their hired swords.	10
15	177	The point of this, as Elizabeth and I supposed, was simply to accustom them to seeing themselves as slave girls.	10
15	196	Flaminius, of course, was practiced and skillful in what he was doing, and Phyllis was not difficult to catch and tangle in his well-woven nets of logic and supposed fact.	10
17	503	I supposed I might as well return to my compartment.	10
17	796	Also, of course, had I not even known her I would have supposed her a remarkable person, for she was said to be the finest trainer of girls in the city of Ar, and that honor, dubious though it might be, would not be likely to have been achieved without considerable gifts, and among them most certain...	10
19	4	Cernus, sensing the temper and curiosity of the crowds, had determined to make them wait for his surprise delights, over a hundred of them, whose supposed qualities of beauty and skill, enhanced by the mysterious aura of barbaric origin, had been for months the object of ever more eager rumors and e...	10
19	34	I supposed that Elizabeth Cardwell would be pleased and excited at this hour.	10
19	78	I supposed that now Elizabeth, and Virginia and Phyllis, would be in the holding cells beneath the ground level, perhaps being fed, some two or three Ahn prior to the sale; later they would be moved, with others, to the tunnel of ready cells, which leads to the block; there they would be adorned, ma...	10
19	85	This was surprising because the hour was still early; I supposed the crowd this night would be unusually large, even for the fourth night of the Love Feast; none of the citizens had paid much attention to my being brought under guard to the box of Cernus; he was Ubar; it is not unusual on Gor for a ...	10
19	169	I supposed the auctioneer had received his instructions from the House of Cernus.	10
20	233	If Sura were permitted to live I supposed Ho-Tu, too, would live, if only to be with her, to try to protect her as he could.	10
22	299	I supposed it had been years since the board had been so posted.	10
23	210	Priest-Kings could make use, I supposed, of the contents of this room.	10
24	123	One of the decrees of Marlenus, uttered at his victory feast, yesterday evening, to rounds of drunken cheers and applause, had been to decree a two-hort, approximately two and one-half inch, heightening of the hemline in the already rather briefly skirted livery of female state slaves; this morning ...	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	21	I supposed the rence island, on which such communities lived, might be nearby.	10
2	22	I also supposed it might be her community which had placed the warning markers.	10
7	18	I supposed that had Telima been taken, that place might have been hers.	10
7	118	Had Telima not been a rence girl, she would, I supposed, most likely, have died in the marshes.	10
8	251	I supposed the punt could not carry many men, perhaps eight or ten, if dangerously crowded.	10
9	103	I had been supposed to contact him.	10
9	112	This area, I supposed, might theoretically be used as a staging area, for the storing of supplies and the embarkation of an attacking force on barges, but the military prospects of such a venture were decidedly not promising.	10
9	513	The musicians, and the dancer, had gone, long ago I supposed.	10
10	303	I supposed it might be, but I did not know; I had not been convinced; so I had abstained.	10
11	112	The fires at the arsenal, I supposed, may have been even, primarily, a diversion.	10
11	114	I supposed Henrius Sevarius might not have wished to seriously harm the arsenal.	10
15	589	Raised as she had been, in the sequestered quarters of high-born women in the palace of Tyros in Kasra, I supposed it was perhaps the first time that the lips of a man had touched hers.	10
17	82	The admiral of Cos and Tyros, Chenbar I supposed, could not know the exact numbers and disposition of our forces.	10
18	50	I supposed that in time to come men might, on this holiday, show their wounds to slaves and wondering children, saying to them, "These I had in Se'Kara".	10
18	67	The two Ubars, and Claudius, regent for Henrius Sevarius, I supposed, might already have claimed power, as a triumvirate, in Port Kar.	10

Book 7. (32 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	103	Much of the buckled plating, I supposed, might have been done when the ship impacted.	10
5	169	If this world had seasons, as I supposed it must, I would have guessed it was in the spring of their year.	10
6	38	I remembered the men, my attempts to escape, my flight through the woods on Earth, the ship, the thick, transparent cylinder, or tube, of some sort of plastic, I supposed, in which I had been placed.	10
6	196	And I supposed they had been, at least on the whole, native speakers of English.	10
7	13	Considering the nature of the goods commonly found in Laura, rough goods for the most part, one might have supposed it strange that Targo was bound for that city.	10
7	195	I supposed, idly, that a happy girl was easier to sell.	10
7	492	We were not supposed to eat the berries, and I do not think Ute did, but I would slip them inside my mouth when the guard was not looking.	10
7	548	I supposed, angrily, that I, from the point of view of these men, was no different, basically, from any other girl, from any other slave.	10
8	1165	I supposed they might not be discovered until morning.	10
10	63	There is no accounting for tastes, I supposed.	10
11	163	We are supposed to keep our own cage clean, but Lana and I let Inge and Ute do this work.	10
11	399	That is what is supposed to be done with them.	10
11	457	How pleased I was that I managed to remain immune to such influences, impervious to such things! I supposed that Inge might be attractive to men, to some men.	10
11	602	I supposed if one did, she would pretend to be a shy girl, once of the scribes herself.	10
11	990	I supposed that the man and the beast would look for me, if at all, in the vicinity of Laura, or northward, or even in the forest.	10
11	991	I supposed they would regard it as likely that I had never escaped the forest.	10
11	1002	I supposed that Gorean slavers, on Earth, discerned slave girls, natural slaves, those who belonged in collars, and, making discriminating selections, arranged for their transportation to the markets of Gor.	10
12	162	Could that be? More likely, I supposed, he would have wished to recoup at least a part of his investment, her purchase price, and wanted to make a handful of coins on her.	10
12	315	I supposed that she would not be enslaved until she reached Ar.	10
12	316	Then, I supposed, she would be publicly enslaved, and perhaps by the hand of Marlenus himself.	10
12	390	To be sure, she was beautiful; that was clear; and she supposed that a Gorean male might find her of interest, that he might enjoy the owning of her, an Earth girl.	10
13	776	I supposed then, that he must be a mercenary, or an outlaw.	10
13	789	Such a man would have his pick of beautiful slaves, even high slaves, and, I supposed, of free women, as well.	10
13	1167	The best I might hope for, I supposed, would be to be kept in the hut at night, on a slave mat, chained at my master's feet.	10
14	120	I supposed it to be somewhere in the realm of Ar, perhaps to its northeast, among the foothills of the Voltai range.	10
14	199	I supposed it a storage shed.	10
14	207	I supposed that Rask of Treve might have his wine so.	10
14	343	I supposed it might contain napkins, towels, bedding, such things.	10
15	11	I had supposed it a storage shed.	10
15	294	I heard one of the girls cry out, "How beautiful she is!" I supposed a new female had been brought to the camp.	10
15	1136	Did they wish to be used as helpless slaves by the handsome, powerful Raf and Pron? I supposed they did, and I despised them in their weakness.	10
17	191	She might go to Rarir, or Teletus, I supposed.	10

Book 8. (14 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	20	I knew I was some days behind Marlenus of Ar, who now, I supposed, might be in Laura, upriver.	10
3	44	I supposed, did they pay their wharfage and declare some sort of business, the captains of those ships were as little interrogated as I.	10
3	288	Arn, I supposed, would have much relished being here.	10
3	392	I supposed he might be pleased to have her.	10
4	395	It was more economical, I supposed, to do so.	10
5	24	The girl is not supposed to be able to see to undo the knot.	10
5	28	The baker's knot is supposed to minimize the amount of pilfering of pastries, and such, which might otherwise be done by slave girls.	10
5	226	They remembered, I supposed, the urts, and understood what might be done to them, as they were now slave girls.	10
6	999	I supposed that I, in the hold of the Tesephone, had perhaps taught her something of the import of the obdurate steel on her fair throat.	10
7	331	I did see, however, a movement within one of the huts, and I supposed that to be another girl.	10
11	303	I supposed it was true.	10
14	46	I supposed that the men of Tyros, those who had been engaged in the attack, now numbered somewhere in the neighborhood of one hundred and twenty-five.	10
15	100	Most importantly, I supposed, they would lose the services of their huntresses and guards.	10
18	241	I noted that, as I would have supposed, and had been anticipating, that the girls driven forth now to gather wood for the fire were not panther girls.	10

Book 9. (15 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	76	I supposed there were few merchants in known Gor whose houses were as rich, as powerful, as mine.	10
2	190	I supposed, to one versed in music, their soprano voices were very beautiful.	10
2	232	I supposed her the daughter of a rich merchant.	10
7	243	"Perhaps," suggested Gorm, "it is diseased or injured, and can no longer hunt the swift deer of the north?" In these cases, too, I supposed one of the Kurii might be driven, by teeth and claws, from its own caves.	10
10	250	One is not supposed to slay the shield bearer but, as far as I knew, tripping, though perhaps not in the best form, was acceptable.	10
10	253	I gathered, from the swift looks on their faces, that they had thought it rather neatly done, though they are supposed to be objective in such matters.	10
10	568	I supposed that the governments of Earth, or some of them, were aware of the slaving; perhaps merchants of Middle Eastern countries were suspected; there were, however, delicate negotiations concerning oil to be respected; it would not be well to be too bold in pressing accusations; what were a few ...	10
10	572	Accordingly, I supposed, this very night, on Earth, there were completely unsuspecting beautiful girls, thinking it a night like any other, who would undress themselves and snap off the light, and retire, not knowing that they had been, perhaps for weeks, scouted by slavers; I wondered if they would...	10
11	186	I supposed it quite probable this was, in effect, a probe, and yet one within the laws of the Priest-Kings.	10
11	255	And I supposed that to one of the Kurii they had indeed been generous.	10
13	232	I supposed, in time, normally, she would retire, doubtless taking Svein Blue Tooth with her.	10
13	425	Then, to the astonishment of all Torvaldsland, and most to that of Svein Blue Tooth, the Forkbeard, redoubtable, after earning six talmits in the contests, delivered to his hall the very wergild no man had supposed it possible to pay, and had then, arrogantly, before the high seat of the Blue Tooth ...	10
17	177	I supposed they did.	10
18	656	I supposed native Kurii did not command the respect of the educated, trained Kurii of the ships.	10
20	22	"I had supposed as much," I said.	10

Book 10. (22 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	202	Beneath the haik, I supposed her collared, naked.	10
5	63	I supposed to Suleiman, for it was within his palace that we sat, concerned with our business.	10
5	542	He still suspected, I supposed, that I was a Kavar spy.	10
5	560	I supposed she saw in him her "rich man," who would guarantee her a life in which she might be protected from the labors of the free woman of the Tahari, the pounding of grain with the heavy pestle, the weaving of cloth, the churning of milk in skin bags, the carrying of water, the herding of animal...	10
5	704	I supposed it was Suleiman, since she was serving in the palace.	10
7	487	I supposed that that had been part of my punishment of her, for having disobeyed me, for having cost me the tarn.	10
7	519	I supposed there might be fashions in such matters.	10
7	691	I wondered how far I was supposed to get.	10
8	143	"A slave girl is supposed to object, is she not?" "I suppose so," I said.	10
10	374	I supposed it true.	10
10	375	I supposed, further, that the rare event had here taken place of a girl meeting her true master, and a man his true slave girl.	10
11	357	I supposed she was pleased to be at an inn, and thus doubtless to be relieved of many of the labors of a camp slave.	10
12	94	I saw the other girl laying out a light tunic of red silk, and a necklace of yellow, rounded beads, which I supposed was for me.	10
12	111	I supposed it were true.	10
12	112	On the other hand, Hassan and myself had a certain advantage, I supposed, in freshness and novelty.	10
20	45	I supposed men had few enemies as terrible as the fearsome Kur, unless it be other men.	10
21	302	Even Ibn Saran, with all his brilliance, did not, I supposed, conjecture his role as dupe in this plan, precipitating tribal warfare, thus effectively, for almost all practical purposes, closing the desert to intruders, strangers, agents either of Priest-Kings or even of alternative Kur parties.	10
21	353	I supposed it might have been an obsolete ship, perhaps a derelict, even an ancient ship, little more now than the fuselage for housing a bomb.	10
21	410	I supposed many Kurii had competed for this honor.	10
24	622	Whereas this may have injured their vanity somewhat I supposed this possible slight to their status would be more than compensated for by the strength of the new arms in which they would now gasp and writhe.	10
26	525	Vella was too beautiful, I supposed, to be popular with women.	10
26	748	I supposed that she now found herself in a meaningful relationship.	10

Book 11. (42 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	744	But what did the word 'Bina' mean? There must have been something, I supposed, I was supposed to have, but, as nearly as I could determine, did not have, or something which was supposed to have been with me, but, as far as I could determine, had not been with me.	10
3	602	Then, overwhelmingly, irresistibly, like a cry of anguish, it welled up within me; I could no longer ignore, suppress or repudiate it; no longer could I, like a foolish girl of Earth, deny and flee my reality; the comprehension, insistent and explosive, overpoweringly, erupted within me; I was naked...	10
1	160	I could not see it, but it seemed formed, too, of heavy iron; it seemed simple, practical, not ostentatious; it gripped my throat rather closely; I supposed it was black in color, matching the chain; it had a heavy hinge on one side; the chain, by a link, opened and closed, was fastened to a loop; t...	10
2	1008	Perhaps, rather, I supposed, it would be I who would be chosen, and, regardless of my will, it would simply be taken from me.	10
2	1063	I supposed they might carry perhaps a slim blade, manageable to their small strength and weight, a poniard or dagger, but what if an assailant, such as the man in whose power I was, was simply to take it from them? I did not know it at the time but girls such as I was to be were not permitted to car...	10
2	1224	I supposed that the procession was a wedding procession, and that the second palanquin carried rich gifts, perhaps the bride's dowry, or rich gifts to accompany her, perhaps to be delivered to the groom or his parents.	10
3	37	She was the sort of woman, I supposed, whom the men of Earth, in fear, would not even dare to let enter their dreams.	10
3	471	What if they should see me now? Some, I supposed, would have fled in terror, had I, a branded girl, been thrown to their feet.	10
3	570	Had I been a man I might have been driven wild, I supposed, by the way in which this had been said.	10
4	207	I wondered if there was much to choose from between such a garment and being nude; I supposed the garment gave the men something to tear away.	10
4	261	That lack, I supposed, could be simply supplied.	10
4	382	I had thought, before I was clearly apprised of the nature of Bina, cheap slave beads, that perhaps the men had supposed that I was to be chained at the rock, adorned with some rare and valuable necklace, worth perhaps a fortune.	10
4	966	He was, I supposed, considering my punishment, for having attempted to escape.	10
4	1129	Why then had I been bound? I supposed, perhaps, it was for purposes of discipline.	10
5	113	It was, I supposed, the tent of the camp's leader.	10
5	116	Others were, I supposed, within the tents, perhaps sleeping.	10
5	117	The two palanquins which had been carried, by ten men apiece, were within the camp, turned upside down, to protect them, I supposed, from dew or rain.	10
5	211	I supposed he was not too pleased at being matched with a girl who was not of the five high castes, but surely he could appreciate the commercial and political significance of the match, and would be pleased to serve his city by doing his part.	10
5	682	I supposed not, for the glow of the burning silk and canvas in the night sky might too soon apprise the camp's soldiers of what had occurred.	10
6	184	His companion, I supposed, was no longer attractive to him, or, perhaps, in the prides of her freedom, was too remote to be much in his attention.	10
7	61	It had been his charge, I supposed, doubtless placed upon him by Marlenus of Ar, Ubar of that city, to prevent or disrupt the imminent alliance forming between Fortress of Saphronicus and the Confederation of Saleria, an alliance to be confirmed and sealed in the companionship of Thandar of Ti, youn...	10
7	111	I supposed she had never been barefoot out of doors before.	10
7	125	The Lady Sabina, I supposed, was more beautiful than I, but I did not think she was more beautiful than her maids.	10
7	346	I did not know, in a sense, who I was or what I was supposed to do.	10
7	941	There was a possibility, I supposed, that my master would not be pleased that I had hidden in his furs.	10
7	942	If this were so, I supposed that I would be tied and lashed.	10
7	1286	I supposed such names did sound unfamiliar, and barbarous, to a Gorean ear.	10
8	223	I supposed I did look beautiful, a slave girl, lying at their feet in the warm sand.	10
9	735	And, I supposed, she was fully aware that Thurnus used all his girls.	10
9	832	I supposed it was true.	10
9	2360	Too, I supposed, shortly, that every embonded wench in the village would discover that she would be subjected to similar delights and disciplines.	10
12	215	How they had stammered, and apologized, and groveled, and sought pathetically to ingratiate themselves again in my supposed good graces.	10
13	77	The matter, I supposed, was a function of genetic subtleties, and the nature of differing gametes.	10
13	78	The serums of stabilization effected, it seemed, the genetic codes, perhaps altering or neutralizing certain messages of deterioration, providing, I supposed, processes in which an exchange of materials could take place while tissue and cell patterns remained relatively constant.	10
18	148	A dancer, I supposed, had been sent to the center of the floor.	10
18	150	I supposed Lyrazina would be given to one, and an even more exquisite beauty to the other, thus contenting both.	10
20	31	Suppose I had been found in an area where I was not supposed to be.	10
20	97	What A slave you are, I thought, Yata, or Teela, or Dina, or whatever men will call you! Then I thought, yes, yes, I am a slave! I supposed I had always been a slave, even on Earth.	10
22	360	The very sight of a female slave, particularly as they are likely to be garbed, and must move, would be likely to stun a man of Earth; nothing has prepared him to believe that such women exist; one of the things that would be most likely to startle him, if not trouble him, perhaps cause him initial ...	10
24	46	What woman is not pleased to know she is of interest to men? What woman is not pleased to realize, even shyly, that her beauty may have unsettled a fellow, even dazzled or astonished him, bewildered him, or awed him? Are we supposed to be upset that a fellow may turn about, perhaps disbelievingly, p...	10
26	64	I supposed she had been displeasing.	10
26	69	I supposed the girl was attempting to placate her master, and express her gratitude, her joy, at his reassertion of his dominance over her.	10

Book 12. (31 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	166	I supposed one could be fond of a slave.	10
2	205	I supposed that later she would become sensitized to the slightest nuances of masculine emotion and expression.	10
3	632	I supposed at one time each, unconscious, had worn locked on her left ankle the steel identification anklet of the Kur slaver.	10
4	61	Each, I supposed, had their petition to make to Priest-Kings.	10
4	69	I remembered that one of the Earth girls had been rich, the dark-haired girl; the other, the blonde, I supposed had been middle class, perhaps upper middle class; I did not know; at any rate, whatever they might have been, that was now behind them, a world away; social distinctions no longer divided...	10
4	109	There was a man there from Ar, and one from Cos, and a player from Turia, Timor, a corpulent fellow supposed to be of indisputable integrity and one thought, at any rate, to be of a city far enough removed from the problems of Cos and Ar to be impartial.	10
4	359	I supposed, however, in playing with a Scormus of Ar, one could not be blamed for undertaking careful defensive measures.	10
8	183	I supposed she had known only the men of Earth and, on Gor, those who were her subordinates in the discipline of the Kurii cause.	10
9	275	I had not really thought of the red hunter as an Indian, but I supposed this was true.	10
12	336	The stone cairns, which are perhaps supposed to resemble men, serve, perhaps psychologically, to fence in and guide the herd.	10
13	29	I had originally supposed this was because of their sweetness, there being few sweet items, save some berries, in the north.	10
13	171	"Does Poalu know she is supposed to be carried off?" I asked.	10
14	77	"Look," I said, "I am supposed to carry you off".	10
15	372	What if I should not please him? Would he not then simply abandon me, leaving me behind, a masterless girl, a lonely, forlorn slave on a world empty of men strong enough to be a woman's master?" I supposed it was hard for one who was a slave to be in a world in which there were no masters.	10
20	40	It is expected that every man will be able to make up songs and sing them, just as every man is supposed to be able to carve and hunt.	10
21	110	I supposed a girl had better know the touch of her master.	10
22	145	"Am I not supposed to talk to it?" I asked.	10
23	322	I supposed, in truth, there were other operations or facilities on this world, but I did not know their location".	10
28	177	I supposed that it would not be difficult to arrange a rheostatic mechanism to control the degree of illumination.	10
29	9	It contained, I supposed, among other accouterments, the missiles, or darts, for the weapon.	10
29	21	If she had been caught looking back, I supposed she might have been beaten.	10
30	33	Behind it, I supposed, Kurii watched.	10
31	29	Thus, something suitably clawed, I supposed, could cling to it.	10
34	21	Already, I supposed, the troopships, with their hibernated marches, engines flaming, quiet in the near vacuum of space, burned their silent, purposeful way toward the shores of Gor.	10
34	80	From the air it might be easily identified, I supposed, even from a considerable altitude.	10
34	89	It was foolish, in the circumstances, I supposed.	10
35	30	I was interested not so much in official thresholds, of a sort which I supposed would be provided to facilitate the work of lookouts and guards, as apertures more practical to my purposes, apertures unguarded through which passage would not require any system of recognition devices.	10
35	93	I did not know the depth of the shaft, but I supposed it must be a hundred or more feet, at least.	10
35	470	I supposed they had not been told that when their political and military work for their faction was completed they would be silked and collared and kept as slaves.	10
35	700	Similarly I did not expect them to note, under the loops of chain, with the standard lens resolutions they would use, similar to those in Half-Ear's compartment, I supposed, that she lacked the slender steel collar of the Gorean slave girl.	10
38	194	I supposed, objectively, what she said was true.	10

Book 13. (20 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	279	"I had supposed that," I said.	10
1	756	I supposed that Bejar, or the slaver to whom he sold her, and the others, would mark her slave.	10
2	215	I supposed it would be good for the girl to serve for a time in a low paga house.	10
5	143	I supposed that if she were asked, outside the context of training, where certain answers are prescribed, if she liked being a slave girl, she would have denied it vehemently, perhaps with tears.	10
6	611	Schendi's merchant council, I supposed, could not be blamed for wishing to exercise due caution that a similar calamity did not befall their own port.	10
6	730	I supposed the secret slave knew well that her jailer was the blond-haired girl.	10
7	192	That was, I supposed, to discourage me.	10
14	717	From the sea bag I drew forth the notes for fortunes, made out to Shaba, to be drawn on various of the banks of Schendi, and the false ring, that which he was supposed to carry to the Sardar in place of the true ring.	10
16	44	I supposed she could scarcely be blamed.	10
18	72	I supposed that if one did not wish to work, one might well expect to starve.	10
18	115	I supposed it did not matter.	10
18	140	Msaliti was supposed to obtain the ring from the body of Shaba.	10
18	141	I was later supposed to receive a hundred tarns of gold and my freedom.	10
18	234	"I am the one who is supposed to recover the ring, you know," I said.	10
20	59	I supposed she, too, was a barbarian, for they were a matched set, possibly also from Earth, though doubtless brought to the shores of Gor, like most, as a simple girl for the markets.	10
27	28	To them, of course, objectively, I supposed it made no difference whether we came ashore or not.	10
31	41	"We are supposed to turn back".	10
32	391	I supposed not.	10
32	408	That she is not supposed to be free to do.	10
32	639	Frightened, I supposed that these seeming animadversions, this obvious hostility, must be directed toward the fellow, obviously one in authority, whose intervention had interfered with the ceremony, indeed, at whose word the ceremony had come to an end.	10

Book 14. (24 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	45	I had seen her once or twice about the campus, however, with what I supposed might be male friends.	10
1	544	I supposed that a Gorean slave whip, if there were a Gor, would quickly take that out of her.	10
1	640	I supposed slaves might be taught such a gesture.	10
1	779	I knew that I was supposed to reassure her and deny vehemently what had been suggested in her fantastic question.	10
4	106	I supposed that it was sometimes in such a fashion that slave girls were ordered to display themselves for the pleasure or inspection of masters.	10
4	172	The design also, according to some, is supposed to have symbolic significance.	10
4	173	The straight line is supposed to represent the staff of discipline and the two fronds the beauty of a woman.	10
5	164	"She is not supposed to have those feelings!" I said.	10
5	165	"She is supposed to be a person!" "Women are slaves," said the Lady Gina.	10
7	104	It was the key, I supposed, to the bracelets she wore.	10
7	249	It hinted too clearly at my dominance over her by nature, a dominance which I knew I must not permit myself to exercise, indeed, a dominance which I, of Earth, was not even supposed to permit myself to recognize.	10
7	769	Such men, I supposed, made their own laws.	10
7	928	"But it is supposed to be demeaning to treat women like women".	10
8	38	Some males, I supposed, incredibly enough, did not feel strong urges and powerful appetites.	10
9	45	I did not tell them that I came from a world in which almost all the males were perfectly tamed, indeed, a world in which males were supposed to pride themselves on their inoffensiveness and agreeability.	10
10	214	I supposed there must be some explanation for their economic value.	10
13	215	All the girls might be whipped, I supposed, for such a transgression.	10
13	219	The cord, I supposed, had been woven about a core of wire.	10
13	295	Too, such troops, as I understood it, usually departed from a city in the early morning, primarily, I supposed, that a normal day's march might be completed.	10
13	783	It would have been in Vonda, I supposed, that he had purchased her.	10
13	787	I supposed not, for she was of Earth.	10
22	111	I supposed it was the same perfume, replaced.	10
22	232	Such women, thriftless, then indigent, on my old world, Earth, I supposed, might be supported indefinitely at public expense.	10
22	720	I supposed that the cage on his wagon was large enough for two.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	166	But now that beautiful young woman was no longer in the cold, friendless corridors of a preempted institution, no longer in a desk chair dutifully taking notes on what she was supposed to believe and on the values, like numbing and denying poisons, which she was supposed to imbibe.	10
1	240	Being denied the markets of Vonda, and perhaps of Port Olni and Ti, it was natural, I supposed, for Oneander to turn to Lara.	10
4	115	One justification for the veiling and for the robes of concealment, which is not regarded as inconsiderable, is that it is supposed to provide something of a protection against abduction and predation.	10
4	118	This, aside from having such utilities as reminding the girls that they are total slaves and giving pleasure to the men who look upon them, is supposed to make them, rather than free women, the desiderated objects of capture and rapine.	10
6	78	The four districts of the city, as might be supposed, retain the names of the original towns.	10
9	163	How unfortunate for her, I supposed, in such a place and time! And how beautiful she had been in the restaurant, in the off-the-shoulder, white, satin-sheath dress, she somehow then daring to appear so.	10
10	264	I supposed I might work as an oarsman or a dock worker.	10
21	10	I supposed there were stupid slaves, but I did not think them abundant.	10
21	51	I supposed there was little in Victoria that was not known to its nude or half-clad tavern slaves.	10
21	327	I supposed that it was not surprising that women reduced to bondage, collared and branded, denied by the strictures of their condition the mockeries of male imitation, and finding the impediments to the manifestation of their deepest and most secret nature removed, should gradually find themselves m...	10
28	308	I supposed that I was, though, in a sense, of Victoria.	10
31	140	Outside I supposed that one or more ships, river galleys, might be gracefully entering or leaving the lakelike courtyard of the holding of Policrates.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	51	Did she not know she was in a collar? It had to do with, doubtless, being a captain's woman, being, I supposed, a high slave, and such.	10
8	232	I supposed it had been a long time since she had been so mastered.	10
17	22	I supposed I could not blame them.	10
17	263	How tight, inhibited, and unhappy she had seemed there, in her politically prescribed pseudo-male attire; was that truly her world; did she not, truly, belong elsewhere, somewhere, say, in silk and a collar; how desperate she had been to subscribe to opinions imperiously imposed upon her by others; ...	10
20	60	Even had she striven to do so I think that small expressions and subtle movements would have betrayed her, to the detriment of the type of dance which she was supposed to be performing.	10
20	62	I supposed that if, at some time in the future, their passions were to be ignited, then they, too, would be ruined for this particular type of dance.	10
20	131	If it did, that would be time enough, we supposed, for them to concern themselves with it.	10
20	174	"Where are you supposed to be now, Girl?" asked Aemilianus.	10
20	498	The straight lines and severity are supposed to suggest, I gather, efficiency and masculinity".	10
20	505	"The cloth on the table and the candle," said Miles of Vonda, "are supposed to suggest to you the place of this meeting of which you spoke".	10
20	644	"The garments in which you now see her," I said, "are supposed to represent typical undergarments of an Earth female".	10
21	756	On Earth I supposed that a girl might be proud of a man for the simple reason that he was strong enough to be her master.	10

Book 17. (25 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1258	The object, then, through trade channels, would have come, I supposed, to one of the high cities, perhaps Thentis, the nearest of the large cities to the Barrens.	10
2	328	This was, I supposed, a danger.	10
5	72	I supposed such forces might indeed enter the Barrens and wreak some havoc, perhaps falling upon some Dust-Leg villages.	10
5	164	I should not have demonstrated the skill with the sword that I had, I supposed.	10
6	60	The slave pits, as the men may look down upon the girls, might serve, I supposed, much the same purpose as the pre-sale exhibition cages in more urbanized areas.	10
7	94	The kaiila ranches, I supposed, were remote, desolate places.	10
7	102	Killings among such men, hot-tempered and aflame with paga, I supposed might occur not infrequently.	10
8	472	How horrified, I supposed, would the gentle, refined creature be, if she understood that she was being knelt in a common position for a Gorean pleasure slave.	10
8	833	He wanted them, doubtless, to be used in her training, in particular, I supposed, with her training in Gorean.	10
8	1042	And yet she seemed highly intelligent, so I supposed she must, from time to time, if only briefly and guiltily, wondered about such things.	10
11	12	That, too, would be, I supposed, the procedure tonight.	10
13	84	I supposed it was difficult to be a female slave, branded, half naked, muchly exposed in a tiny one-piece tunic, and on a chain, and having had some acquaintance with a switch or lash, and not be very much aware of the opposite sex.	10
13	1044	"You are not supposed to help it," I said.	10
13	1236	"It is not supposed to," I said.	10
14	151	I supposed I should have actually set my original price higher.	10
14	296	I should, I supposed, have set my original price higher.	10
14	373	Some, I supposed, might upon occasion hear, perhaps in still hours, far off, old songs, the songs of the hunt, of capture, of victory, of the heart.	10
14	376	The differences then between the men of Gor and those of Earth, I supposed, would be less genetic than cultural.	10
16	143	I supposed this was from the kill a pasang or so back.	10
17	521	"Is that supposed to be self-evident?" I asked.	10
19	283	They must be aware, I supposed, of this gesture on his part.	10
19	473	Thus it did not seem that his disinclination to fight with me was motivated by any supposed indignity or shame in doing so.	10
19	733	I supposed not.	10
19	781	Such might be, I supposed, even hunted down for sport.	10
19	782	Alfred, the mercenary captain from Port Olni, I supposed, must now be making his way back to civilization, with his men.	10

Book 18. (33 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Too, I supposed that there were many among such beasts, perhaps most, in fact, who had never smelled a man, or a kaiila, before.	10
2	278	I supposed the women understood clearly that they, like the silver pendants tied in the manes, like the coins fastened on the reins, like the saddles inlaid with gold, with golden wire wrapped about the pommels, were being displayed as portions of the wealth of the Isanna.	10
3	105	I supposed it was the first time in her life she had had such an implement in her hands.	10
3	142	The bands, then, generally by outsiders, and usually even among the Kaiila themselves, are supposed to have this sort of significance.	10
3	187	These were signs, I supposed, for the Kaiila.	10
7	366	"That is what Grunt was supposed to receive for you, for your delivery to Mahpiyasapa".	10
8	5	After that she is supposed to help some of the other women".	10
9	54	Indeed, for the afternoon, or, I supposed, until, within reason, I chose to return her to the lodge of Canka, she was, for all practical purposes, my own slave.	10
9	512	"It is supposed to," I said.	10
9	594	I supposed women had some understanding of how beautiful they were.	10
11	4	I was fond of Canka and, too, I supposed, I should be pleased, as I was, in strict fact, his slave, and had had what amounted, as I now understood clearly, to what was a charge, or at least an invitation in the matter.	10
14	45	You are all supposed to be the same.	10
14	50	"Waniyanpi are supposed to be loving, accommodating and pleasing," said Pumpkin.	10
14	169	"True persons," which is a euphemism for conformists to the social norms, are supposed to be "above sex," or, at least, to recognize its "relative unimportance," or to understand that it may be acceptable, if at all, only at some time, or in some "place," or other, which is never clarified.	10
14	182	The reason that Waniyanpi breeding takes place in a maize field, incidentally, seems to be that, in the medicine beliefs of the red savages, the example of their breeding is supposed to encourage the maize to flourish.	10
14	350	They were, I take it, her harness mates, responsible with her, I supposed, for drawing one of the travois.	10
14	433	Such women, unfulfilled as females, starved for male domination, I supposed, taken sternly in hand, stripped and put to a man's feet, might prove to be grateful and rewarding slaves.	10
14	497	This is supposed to be what you want.	10
14	498	You are now, your nature betrayed and nullified, supposed to be happy and fulfilled".	10
18	87	"No," she said, agonized, "really!" "What are you supposed to be doing?" I asked.	10
18	222	By now, however, I would have supposed they would have been within the council lodge.	10
18	305	The purpose of these scarves, I supposed, was to identify them as, and protect them as, members of the peace-making party.	10
18	313	Iwoso, on the other hand, I supposed, would be required in the council lodge.	10
18	316	Judging by the sun, and the shadow by the stick, I would have supposed that Watonka and his party should have been making their way to the council lodge.	10
28	306	This is supposed to provide the next rider with a suitable response interval.	10
37	500	I supposed that a tabuk, by now, might have returned to grazing.	10
40	329	I supposed not, for they were Waniyanpi males.	10
41	139	I supposed it was an act of faith that nature was uniform, surely an act of rational faith, but an act of faith, nonetheless.	10
43	494	It was the first time, I supposed, that the Yellow-Knife beauty had been, in effect, exchanged for a kaiila.	10
47	179	He would fall, I conjectured, through the Kinyanpi formation below, that formation being by now, I supposed, arrested by the other tarnsmen, those from Council Rock.	10
47	410	There were few there, I supposed, except for the handful of soldiers with him, who understood him.	10
54	171	During their time with the Sleen apparently Max and Kyle Hobart, unable to help themselves any longer, and finding the girls staked out, naked, in a desolate place, presumably as punishment, perhaps for some minor infraction, or some supposed lack of total pleasingness, had raped them.	10
54	255	Something, I supposed, had been exchanged for the hide.	10

Book 19. (33 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	186	He was seeing, I supposed, if anyone was in the hall.	10
2	315	Are we not the same? Are we not identicals? Or, perhaps better, I thought, are we not supposed to pretend to be the same, to feign being identicals? But we are not, of course, actually, I thought, the same; we are not identicals truly; the thought that we were was absurd; we were very different sort...	10
2	327	I supposed there might be a culture, or cultures, in which one, or at least one such as I, drank as I was drinking, kneeling, so holding the cup.	10
3	37	It might be locked on the outside, I supposed.	10
3	61	I supposed this was the result of the lingering effects of the substance with which I had been sedated or drugged.	10
3	228	Such men, I supposed, of course, could not exist.	10
3	733	Was I, then, the sort of woman who must should permission to speak? I supposed some women I knew might have been outraged that I had requested this permission.	10
4	629	I supposed that sometimes girls might even be chained in such a place, like a dog at a man's feet, or perhaps even on the hard, cold tiles, under the slave ring.	10
5	83	There was a difference sometimes, I supposed, between the true and reputed characters of public figures.	10
5	124	I supposed it was difficult for mere female slaves, in their scanty garments, and in their lowly station, not to be excited by rich, powerful, handsome, resplendent free men, so far above themselves.	10
6	464	Was it then because I was free? Were Gorean men spoiled for free women by those collared, curvaceous little sluts they had crawling about their feet, desperately eager to please them? Given such luscious alternatives it was natural enough, I supposed, that men would see little point in subjecting th...	10
6	612	Given the sovereignty of males in nature, general among the mammals and universal among the primates, it was natural enough, I supposed, that in a civilization congenial to nature, rather than in one opposed to it, that an institution such as female slavery might exist.	10
6	656	I supposed that if one were a dancer, and was then serving in an alcove, an additional price having been paid for one's use, one would have to strive to be particularly good.	10
6	747	I supposed I might be punished if I did not.	10
7	51	"Indeed, I had not supposed that the Tatrix of Corcyrus would prove to be such a beauty".	10
8	290	The other girls, too, or many of them, I supposed, and countless others like them, passing through just such houses as this, would be sold.	10
8	433	"It is supposed to be small," said Drusus Rencius.	10
9	54	I supposed so.	10
10	199	"Are these streets not supposed to be patrolled by guardsmen?" I asked.	10
10	209	I did know that we were supposed to have strong ties of one sort or another with the island ubarate of Cos.	10
13	66	I supposed she would be placed with other women, perhaps wearing similar devices.	10
15	230	Such low women, I supposed, might not be able to help themselves.	10
17	51	How helpless one feels, to be so displayed, chained, nude! But I supposed it was not unusual for a slave, and the slaves did not seem to mind it.	10
18	40	"Please do not tell them," I begged, "—Sir!" "Who are you supposed to be?" he asked.	10
19	221	Doubtless this was supposed to be a part of his vengeance on me, but I, nonetheless, found it quite fulfilling.	10
20	158	That he had not done these things I had hitherto supposed was merely in accord with his avowed purposes of shaming and humiliating me, making me serve as a slave in spite of the fact that I was free.	10
20	216	"He is doing exactly what he is supposed to be doing".	10
21	24	They would expect me, I supposed, to follow the stream, wading in it, and then, a few pasangs later, strike out northward.	10
23	163	Were they not, in their way, much the same? No, I thought, no, no, no! I supposed there might be cultures where the token of bondage was a ring, or bracelet.	10
23	231	Women, I supposed, might be found pleasing by men in many ways.	10
23	291	I supposed it had been only a matter of time until someone had caught me.	10
23	304	Men are, I supposed, the masters.	10
24	8	Almost any woman, I supposed, could become pleasing.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	571	We were all told we were real, of course, but when we inquired as to what we were, really, we were met with evasive answers; I suppose we were just supposed to know; when we went to touch those supposed realities, our hands passed through them.	10

Book 27. (3 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	345	Secondly, it is useful to keep in mind that the cultures of this supposed world have not been affected by the development of certain vast, far-reaching, centralizing, reductive, dehumanizing, mechanistic technologies; they have not been affected by, for example, global industrialization, socially en...	10
17	892	And then she supposed that the analogy was not as farfetched as one might have supposed.	10
22	332	She found that, despite reservations lingering from her Earth conditioning, and her supposed dignity, and her supposed superiority to, and contempt for, such things, that she wanted to be attractive, desperately so; she wanted to be beautiful, and desirable; she wanted to be found pleasing by men.	10

Book 29. (5 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	758	I supposed that she had been given quotas to fill by her superiors, largely under the pretext of reparations due the invaders, these because of the misdeeds of Ar, but how she filled the quotas might, I supposed, be muchly up to her.	10
5	1117	This seemed to convince even Torgus that I knew him, and the newcomer supposed, as I had supposed he would, that I was one of the others, though perhaps one a bit more indiscreet or forward than might have been desirable.	10
10	405	The forms of dance of the women of the "strange men" would, I supposed, be lovely and would be backgrounded by a rich cultural tradition, but I also supposed they would be quite different from Gorean slave dance.	10
22	432	I supposed, then, she might have, perhaps to her amusement, used the term "Mistress" to some free women, enjoying the supposed pretense.	10
23	15	I supposed one such as a shogun would suffer no dearth of collar-girls, say, women purchased in one market or another or captured from alien houses, but I supposed she would be rare, if not unique, amongst his female possessions.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	14	One supposed that Lord Yamada, in his less-straitened circumstances, would be less motivated to seek foreign goods, but, too, one supposed, if he were once apprised of tarns, as presumably he soon would be, and might now be, he would be eager to supply himself with so valuable a military arm.	10

Book 31. (3 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	168	How could such a world exist and not be known, or, I thought, is it known? Perhaps it is known, but as a guarded secret, official or governmental, to be kept from the general public? Is it the will of the Priest-Kings, the alleged lords of this world, I wondered, that the existence of their world be...	10
15	225	Too, I supposed, some relationship must exist, or be supposed to exist, amongst Kurii.	10
18	983	Either they are too short or too unimportant, or, perhaps, it is supposed the stones are unnecessary, given the supposed familiarity of the terrain to any who might be in the vicinity.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	190	I supposed Tyrtaios' claim might have been based on rational conjecture, but I supposed, as well, and more plausibly, that communication, of some sort, existed between the holding and the pavilion of Lord Yamada, far below in the plain.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
42	89	I then told them of the supposed gratitude of a supposed Lord Arcesilaus, seemingly a Kur, spoken of as the Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, entitled "Theocrat of the World," or, at least, I supposed, of one world, a particular steel world, a gratitude that was to find expression in a gift, a gift ...	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	26	I supposed there must be Earth women who would prefer to be free and gradually grow weak, decrepit, haggard, miserable, and die, but I supposed that there might be some who would not mind retaining their youth and beauty indefinitely, even at the cost of a collar on their neck.	10