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Book 1. (19 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	176	I knew that it was the envelope that had burst into flame, taking with it my knapsack and bedroll.	10
2	105	At my father's insistence, I began to eat, reluctantly, never taking my eyes from him, hardly tasting the food, which was simple but excellent.	10
2	155	As he spoke, my father often referred to the planet Gor as the Counter-Earth, taking the name from the writings of the Pythagoreans who had first speculated on the existence of such a body.	10
3	21	The Goreans I had seen in the past few weeks had tended to be meticulous in their dress, taking great pride in their appearance, but Torm apparently had better things on which to spend his time.	10
3	256	Whereas large Earth birds, such as the eagle, must, when taking flight from the ground, begin with a running start, the tarn, with its incredible musculature, aided undoubtedly by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, can with a spring and a sudden flurry of its giant wings lift both himself and his ...	10
5	156	They apparently had no intention of taking me prisoner, for an instant after the shout the sharp hiss of a bolt from a crossbow passed over my head.	10
6	78	In a moment the voice repeated the question, the volume of the sound being slightly increased, and then added, "Are you from the City of Ar?" "No," I said, taking part in what I believed must be some fantastic hallucination in which I madly conversed with myself.	10
6	85	He then backed away from me on his eight legs, but never taking the pearly gaze of his several eyes from me.	10
7	52	"I order you to protect me," she said, never taking her eyes from the ground.	10
8	49	The officer sheathed his sword, not taking his eyes from Talena, who drew back.	10
9	21	"Your tarn was killed by my father's men, and you are taking me back to your city, to be your slave".	10
10	65	His tarn was killed, and he is taking me to—to Bristol—to be his slave".	10
10	73	As soon as we left her village, I put the bracelets on her and am taking her to Bristol, where she will tend my goats".	10
11	19	His face was sweating, and he fumbled in his heavy wallet, taking out tarn disks and tossing them to the warriors for their work.	10
13	91	I shivered at the thought of taking this dread creature, this whispering corpse, with me.	10
15	29	One aspect of the siege which I knew would exist but which I obviously could not witness would be the sensitive duel of mine and countermine which must be taking place between the camp of Pa-Kur and the city of Ar.	10
15	97	I went to his locker near the mat and got out his Ka-la-na flask, taking a long draught myself and then shoving it into his hands.	10
19	122	Pa-Kur, without taking his eyes off me, gestured with his sword toward the men of Ar.	10
19	145	He again approached, but cautiously as before, still taking no chances.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	14	So standing, the sun upon me, without thinking I raised my arms as in pagan prayer to acknowledge the power of the Priest-Kings, which had once again brought me from Earth to this world, the power which once before had torn me from Gor when they were finished with me, taking me from my adopted city,...	10
8	72	"Tal," he responded, not taking his arm from the rail.	10
11	102	Without taking her eyes from me, Lara spoke to Thorn.	10
13	111	It came like a silver and crimson storm, taking me by surprise, blinding me.	10
14	24	I grinned up at the golden mask, and taking the scarf slowly wiped the sand and sweat from my face.	10
15	61	"Tabuk!" I cried again, taking the great beak in my hands and turning it toward the open fields below.	10
17	123	The last piece of bread I broke in two, taking half and giving the other half to Ost.	10
19	81	"Therefore we must scatter to the forests and the mountains, taking cover where we can.	10
20	22	Perhaps not of great value, but worth taking.	10
21	49	Noting my interest in the girl, the man beside the irons went to her side and, taking her by the hair, threw back her face for my inspection.	10
21	142	"Good day, Master," smiled Targo, bowing as well as he could from the waist, hastily taking account of the unlikely stranger who stood before him.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	79	Slowly, very slowly, I drew the sword, taking care that it made no sound as it left its sheath.	10
12	180	In the same instant I leaped toward them, taking them by surprise and compounding the momentum of my blow.	10
21	27	Taking the torch in my teeth I prepared to climb the set of bars.	10
24	31	I slipped my sword into its sheath and knelt beside Vika's body, not taking my eyes off the creature who stood about four yards distant.	10
28	235	I gathered it would be something like a man being forced to lie on his back when something of importance is taking place.	10
30	183	Let her think over that, I said to myself, think over that—Vika of Treve—Pet Mul! I found myself wanting to take her body in my arms and shatter it to my breast, forcing back her head, taking her lips in the kiss of a master as though I once more owned her.	10
32	311	Vika now stood on her feet, a bit behind me, taking in at a glance the jammed door and the two unchained larls without.	10

Book 4. (42 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	143	The animals sacrificed, incidentally, are later used for food, so the Omen Taking, far from being a waste of animals, is actually a time of feasting and plenty for the Wagon Peoples, who regard the Omen Taking, provided it results that no Ubar San is to be chosen, as an occasion for gaiety and festi...	10
1	29	Accordingly, the main divisions of the map are Ta-Sardar-Var, and the other seven; taking the Sardar as our "north pole" the other directions, clockwise as Earth clocks move (Gorean clock hands move in the opposite direction) would be, first, Ta-Sardar-Var, then, in order, Ror, Rim, Tun, Vask (somet...	10
7	23	Kutaituchik, not taking his eyes off us, thrust one end of the green kanda string in the left side of his mouth and, very slowly, began to chew it.	10
7	91	She remembered arising and washing and dressing, eating a hurried breakfast, taking the elevator downstairs from her apartment, the subway, arriving at work, the routines of the morning as a junior secretary in one of the larger advertising agencies on Madison Avenue, her excitement at being invited...	10
8	474	To my amazement, as I swung the bola in ever faster circles, never taking my eyes off her, she broke the straight running pattern only about fifty yards from the whip circle, and began to dodge, moving always, however, toward the lance.	10
9	66	I had not made use of this particular tool, and had contented myself with merely taking a bite or two, to satisfy the requirements of etiquette, from each course.	10
9	189	"I must think on the matter," Kamchak was saying, not taking his eyes from Aphris of Turia.	10
9	329	More girls approached rapidly, their feet taking small running steps in a turning line that sped forth from a small room in the back and to the right.	10
11	88	"No," said Kamchak, taking her hair and giving her head a friendly shake, "I would not have sold you for all the gold in Turia".	10
12	25	And yet how could I succeed? I resolved that the best time to steal the egg would be during the days of the Omen Taking.	10
12	26	At that time Kutaituchik and other high men among the Tuchuks, doubtless including Kamchak, would be afield, on the rolling hills surrounding the Omen Valley, in which, on the hundreds of smoking altars, the haruspexes of the four peoples would be practicing their obscure craft, taking the omens, tr...	10
12	54	Both girls had apparently washed at the stream some four pasangs away, taking the opportunity to do so while fetching water.	10
12	74	"Master," said Aphris, "is taking us tonight to see a Chain Dance, a girl from Port Kar".	10
12	82	I wondered casually why Kamchak was taking the girls, for the proprietor of the slave wagon would surely want his fee for them as well as us.	10
12	190	"I will show you how to wear a camisk," said Kamchak, taking the cord and adjusting it with two or three pulls and jerks that just about took the wind out of the Turian girl.	10
13	82	Ideally it is done, as Kamchak had, unexpectedly, taking the girl unawares.	10
13	145	As yet the Omen Taking had not begun.	10
13	157	"This part of the Omen Taking always goes well," I was informed by Kamchak.	10
13	161	"Perhaps," he proposed, "it is because the vulos are not fed for three days prior to the taking of the Omen".	10
13	170	The Omen Taking as a whole lasts several days and consumes hundreds of animals.	10
13	186	He bent to his tools, taking up a tiny, open golden ring, a heated metal awl, a pair of pliers.	10
13	195	"You do not much speak," said Kamchak, taking the bottle, puzzled.	10
13	225	The Omen Taking had now begun.	10
15	52	Meanwhile the Omen Taking, even with the participation of the Tuchuk haruspexes, continued—for the haruspexes of the people would remain behind until even the final readings had been completed.	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
19	93	"I rather like this one," he said, taking a bite out of the fruit, spitting some seeds to the rug.	10
19	112	"Not you!" "Yes," he said, "I," turning her about once again, routinely checking the knots that bound her wrists, taking her wrists in his hands, trying to separate them, examining the knots for slippage; there was none.	10
21	122	"I have very little," I said, taking the pouch and spilling the stones in a glittering if not very valuable heap on the small table in her central room.	10
21	317	Each of the Hundreds that entered turned to its own destination, taking different streets and turns, some dismounting and climbing to command the roofs with their small bows.	10
22	2	One makes a pretext of seriously besieging a city, spending several days, sometimes weeks, in the endeavor, and then, apparently, one surrenders the siege and withdraws, moving away slowly with the wagons and bosk for some days—in this case four—and then, the bosk and wagons removed fr...	10
22	123	"Neither did the Turians," remarked Harold, reaching over the shoulder of one of the high council of Turia and taking a candied verr chop.	10
22	125	He hardly seemed aware of what was taking place.	10
23	56	Hundreds of the wagons were burning and fighting was taking place among them.	10
23	88	Taking council with Harold, we dispatched a rider to Kamchak in Turia, informing him of the situation, and that we had little hope of holding out.	10
23	99	Harold and I determined to appear to meet the Paravaci in the open—before the wagons—and then, when they charged, to withdraw among the wagons, and close the wagons on their attacking front, halting the charge, then at almost point-blank range hopefully taking heavy toll of their force...	10
23	102	As soon as our men were through the barricade they leaped from their kaiila, bow and quiver in hand, and took up prearranged positions under the wagons, between them, on them, and behind the wagon box planking, taking advantage of the arrow ports therein.	10
23	118	There we could see new thousands forming, the standards of Hundreds and Thousands taking up their position.	10
23	151	"Kassars!" I stood dumbfounded on the planking and saw the two great wedges of the Kataii and the Kassars close like tongs on the trapped Paravaci, taking them in the unprotected flanks, crushing the ranks before them with the weight of their charge.	10
24	22	During the day and night, taking hours of sleep where we could, sometimes on the rugs of the palace of Phanius Turmus, sometimes on the stones of the streets by watch fires, Harold and I, at Kamchak's orders, performed a variety of tasks, sometimes joining in the fighting, sometimes acting as liaiso...	10
24	65	The city now largely clear of defenders, and closed to the outside, Kamchak could bring his forces to bear on Saphrar's house, that fort within a fort, and on the tower of Ha-Keel, taking them, if necessary, by storm.	10
26	347	Beneath the surface we could see places where his robes had been eaten away and the skin was turning white beneath the surface, the juices of the pool etching their way into his body, taking its protein and nutriment into its own, digesting it.	10
28	59	"But," I protested, "there have been many things of much greater importance than those in these years—the Siege of Turia, the Taking of the City, the Election of the Ubar San!" "We choose most to remember Tarl Cabot," said Kamchak.	10

Book 5. (36 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	42	The Assassin caught the key and taking the girl by the arm led her to a dark wall, in a low-ceilinged corner of the sloping room.	10
2	86	Then, in spite of the angry shout of the proprietor, he scrambled over the counter, taking refuge behind it.	10
2	171	Not taking his eyes from the man, Kuurus cut the straps on the sheath from the man's forearm, and with a small movement of his blade, threw the sheath and its dagger some feet to the side.	10
3	207	"Magnificent!" he cried weeping, taking the Player by the shoulders and shaking him.	10
4	74	The Older Tarl, taking the knife by the hand guard, withdrew it.	10
5	49	"Excellent," I said, taking a pair from her.	10
5	467	"I am taking you to Ko-ro-ba, and there you will stay!" "I will not!" she cried.	10
5	470	"I am taking you to Ko-ro-ba," I said, "and there you will stay! That is all there is to it!" "No," she said, "that is not all there is to it!" "You are not going to Ar," I told her angrily.	10
5	506	In an instant we were surrounded by Warriors on tarnback, the guard, and I raised my hand in the sign of the city, and drew on the four-strap, taking the tarn down.	10
6	39	There was a cry and I looked again to the square of sand and the first slave, with the hook knife in his left hand, had plunged across the sand, taking a stroke across the chest, to strike his own blue line blow at his opponent.	10
6	63	Now that the sport was done some Musicians filed in, taking up positions to one side.	10
8	141	"You are probably right," said Elizabeth, taking another sip, her eyes closed.	10
11	4	Other rows of cells were rather more ornate, with heavy intricate grillwork taking the place of bars, hung with red silks, floored with furs and perhaps lit by a small tharlarion-oil lamp set in a barred recess.	10
11	199	"Let us out!" Virginia Kent picked up the gruel pan and put it to her lips, taking some of the stuff.	10
11	241	We watched as the girl lifted first the gruel pan and then the water pan to her lips, tasting the gruel, taking a swallow of the water.	10
11	346	"You beast!" Flaminius suddenly reached into the cage and, taking the girl by the wrists, jerked her against the bars, painfully so, holding her at arm's length cruelly against them.	10
11	409	We then, following Ho-Tu, retraced our steps on the iron walkway, descended the steps, and, taking our way between the metal branding rack and the glowing, perforated steel drum containing irons, left the room.	10
12	173	For about fifteen days Virginia and Phyllis, while the other captive Earth girls had been removed to an iron pen, remained in the tiny cement, iron-gated cages, so constructed that the inmate cannot at any one time fully stretch her body; over a period of time this builds up a considerable amount of...	10
12	305	Awkwardly, painfully, they did so, stumbling to the edge of the room, then leaning against the wall, taking a step at a time.	10
13	237	The cot was a huge room beneath the roof of the cylinder, taking up what normally would be four floors of the cylinder.	10
16	3	The men of the House of Portus, who had been Slavers and mercenaries the equals of those of the House of Cernus, had now been disbanded, some leaving the city, some taking their gold from new masters, some even hiring their swords to the House of Cernus.	10
17	75	The long-legged girl, doubtless a miserable slave most of the year, seemed intent on humiliating me, taking revenge probably on her master, for whom I now stood as proxy.	10
17	127	The Warrior, followed by the Tarn Keeper, was moving down the line of bound girls, lifting their heads, taking their final wages for the sport, saying "Kajuralia," to each and moving to the next.	10
17	414	I made sure I got my hands on Elizabeth Cardwell, though she dodged well and was a swift wench, and taking her in my arms carried her to one side.	10
17	469	Lana laughed and went to Relius, taking his arm, looking at Virginia.	10
17	526	I understood to some extent what was taking place.	10
18	49	Ho-Tu, not taking his eyes much from me, found the hook knife and lifted it.	10
19	51	I heard two girls laugh and I felt my ankles seized and held while small hands thrust on my back, taking me by surprise and throwing me heavily forward; I struck my shoulder on the back of the cart and the booted foot of a Warrior thrust me from the cart and I fell to my knees on the stones; when I ...	10
19	79	Here in the area of the exhibition cages there were various citizens of Ar milling about, some meeting their friends, before taking their seats in the tiers; some seats in the tiers, the better ones, are reserved by number, but many are simply available on a first-come-first-served basis; those citi...	10
19	155	Then taking the whip from the whip slave the auctioneer stepped to the disconsolate girl; suddenly, without warning, he administered to her the Slaver's caress, the whip caress, and her response was utterly, and uncontrollably, wild, helpless.	10
19	337	This was done and the three whip slaves retired, taking with them the bracelets which had confined the lovely commodities that now graced the block of Ar.	10
19	430	The auctioneer signaled to the Musicians again and once more, to the shouts of the crowd, while he held open his hand, not yet closing it, taking bids, the girls performed the last moments of Ar's dance of the newly collared slave girl, who dances her joy at the thought that she will soon be in the ...	10
20	136	"Melanie," said she, not taking her eyes from the Hinrabian, startled, astonished that she should so find her former mistress.	10
20	352	The boy turned the board irritably about, taking red.	10
22	33	Then, not taking its eyes from us, it put down its beak and tore an arm from the thing beneath its talons.	10
22	427	I was certain their riders had had orders from the box of Cernus to see that I did not win; it would be difficult for a single tarn to block a ring, but two together might well manage; further, in not taking the lead immediately, which I believe I could have done, I hoped to postpone the entry into ...	10

Book 6. (23 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	Sometimes an entire island is abandoned, the community setting it afire and taking to the marsh in their marsh skiffs.	10
3	82	Between Se'Kara and the winter solstice, which occurs on the first of Se'Var, the rence will be sold or bartered, sometimes by taking it to the edge of the delta, sometimes by being contacted by rence merchants, who enter the delta in narrow barges, rowed by slaves, in order to have first pick of th...	10
3	120	She seized the bow in her left hand and braced the bottom of it against the instep of her left foot, taking the hemp cord whipped with silk, the string, in her right hand.	10
3	134	Ho-Hak looked at it and then set it against the instep of his left foot, taking the bow in his left hand and the string in his right.	10
7	94	I saw, thus, her bending down and taking up of the broken shaft of a marsh spear, about a yard long, its three prongs intact.	10
8	41	* * * * Silently, swiftly, with the stamina and skill of the rence girl, Telima, unerringly taking advantage of every break in the marsh growth, never making a false thrust or motion, brought our small craft soon into the vicinity of the heavy, slowed barges, hampered not only by their weight but by...	10
8	137	I whispered to Telima to bring the rence craft in again, and put down my bow, taking out the steel sword.	10
8	484	"Take him away!" I ordered Thurnock and Clitus, and they dragged Ho-Hak from my presence, taking him back somewhere on the second barge, among other bound slaves.	10
9	7	"Yes, Master," she said, rising, taking the goblet.	10
9	69	Here they behaved as what they were, cruelly and with ruthlessness, as men, despising, and taking what they might, should it please them to do so.	10
9	219	For was I not myself of Port Kar? Could we not do what we wished, taking what we wanted, as we had rence girls that pleased us, simply binding them and making them our slaves? I laughed, for I had been considering, aforetime, how Port Kar might fall, and yet she was my own, my own city! The two drun...	10
9	315	"We are taking you out," I cried, "to be marked and collared!" The three girls looked at one another in fear.	10
9	567	He turned away from the counter now, taking the girl from his shoulder and holding her, bound, in his arms.	10
10	275	The galley slaves I thought worth freeing, I freed, and found that many would stay with me, taking me for their captain.	10
11	57	I myself, taking with me two captains, went to a rear corner of the great chamber, whence, via a spiraling stairwell, the roof of the hall of the council might be attained.	10
11	285	"You are to be congratulated on taking the leadership this afternoon," he said.	10
14	101	Similar preparations, of course, were taking place on my own ships.	10
14	304	They can, generally, sail satisfactorily to windward, taking full advantage of their lateen rigging, which is particularly suited to windward work.	10
14	447	I turned away, taking the book of master cargo lists from Clitus, and again giving them my attention.	10
14	473	"Yes, Captain," roared Thurnock, turning and crossing on the plank to the deck of the Dorna, then taking his way to the shielded flag racks at the foot of her stem castle.	10
14	486	Then the admiral cried out with rage and the Lady Vivina, her hand at her breast, eyes horrified, cried out, "No, No!" The twelve ships had put about, taking their course now for Cos.	10
17	359	I saw tarns leaping to the decks of the round ships, and I saw the knotted ropes being attached to the saddles, and picked seamen, experts with the sword, five to a rope, taking their positions.	10
18	493	"Would you fight with this?" I asked, taking it from her.	10

Book 7. (20 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	307	I had soon left the city, crossing the George Washington Bridge, and taking the swift parkways north.	10
7	22	Moreover, it was his intention to have his girls receive some training, probably in the pens of Ko-ro-ba, before taking them southeast to Ar.	10
7	299	And there is nothing, of course, which so enflames the virility of a man as the sight of a slave girl, let alone the thought of taking her in his arms.	10
7	300	It is no surprise then that on this world men commonly, naturally, familiarly, immediately, innocently, taking such things for granted, not even thinking about it, it being part of their world, look largely upon women, even free women, in terms of their possible value as slaves, their possible value...	10
8	665	Then the mountebank, with a bow, turned to the animal and, taking its chain from the guard, spoke to it, abruptly and authoritatively.	10
8	1126	How elated I was, that they had come swiftly from the darkness, with clubs, and had made captives of men, taking them as simply as girls.	10
10	567	Surely the men of Earth would have given almost anything for a mere glimpse of me disrobed, let alone for the unbelievable ecstasy of taking me in their arms! "Am I not beautiful enough, Master?" I asked.	10
11	550	I cleaned one half of the cage, taking out the used straw and scrubbing the plating.	10
11	977	When, that night, after taking a barge across the Laurius, loaded with lumber, we found Targo's encampment, I was happy.	10
12	53	I slipped one of the berries into my mouth, taking care that no juices showed on my lips or face.	10
13	238	After I had worked for a while, Ute, taking up a rock and a stick, began to help me.	10
13	719	I felt the one-strap of the tarn harness jerk tight across my body, and, suddenly, taking my breath away, the great bird screamed and began to beat its wings, and the saddle pressed up against my back, and I, upside down, saw the conical huts of the peasants drop away below us, and the bird, stroke ...	10
14	432	Others find pleasure in taking one who has been a slave, and then teaching her truly, on their own terms, what it is to be a slave.	10
14	444	Others, with a psychological subtlety perhaps surprising in a primitive culture, recognize that a girl may covet the collar, and will thus court it, for example, walking at night on high bridges, frequenting certain areas of the city after dark, taking unnecessary journeys, and such.	10
15	208	I screamed with rage, and taking up handfuls of dirt, hurled it against the interior walls of the shed, within which I was locked.	10
15	602	Why should I work as hard as she? Also, when they were not looking, I placed berries in my mouth, taking care that the juices not stain my lips, revealing that I had eaten them.	10
15	1355	Then the feasting grew less, and the warriors, taking what wenches pleased them, went to their tents.	10
16	192	"I am taking Talena with me," said Verna.	10
16	194	I am taking her to the northern forests, as a slave".	10
17	41	The next day they left the camp, taking their girls with them.	10

Book 8. (18 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	194	It is among the greatest shames that a man can know, that he had been enslaved by women, who had then, when weary of him, sold him, taking their profit on him.	10
2	49	He made the universal gesture for trading, gesturing as though he were taking something from us, and then giving us something in return.	10
2	273	There would be much danger in taking such women to these places.	10
2	542	Her sails were, first, the fair-weather sail, which is quite large, and is used in gentle winds; secondly, the tarn sail, which is the common sail most often found on the yard of a tarn ship, and taking its name from the ship; third, a sail of the same type as the tarn sail, and, in a sense, a small...	10
3	234	Rim, taking the key in his mouth, put the girl down rudely on her knees, her back to the low wall, took her hands back and over her head and snapped them into slave bracelets, dangling on a chain, passing through a heavy ring set in the wall.	10
6	13	I did not speak further to her but turned and, bent over under the low ceiling, left her, taking with me the tiny lamp.	10
7	140	The girls, alerted, might abandon the camp and flee deeply into the forests, taking Talena with them.	10
8	53	We had decided on a simpler mode of attack, that would utilize the first light of day, taking the girls before they had fully awakened, or could realize what was happening to them.	10
12	18	Subsequently, they are commonly awarded to high officers or men who have especially distinguished themselves in the taking of the city, perhaps an individual who has led a sortie which successfully stormed a gate, or the first man upon the enemy's walls, or one who has captured a member of the city'...	10
13	22	They had been instrumental in the surprise and taking of my camp.	10
13	91	They had been instrumental in the taking of my camp.	10
15	950	Changing a girl's name, or taking it away, are common modes of Gorean slave discipline.	10
17	79	"Where are you taking me?" asked the girl.	10
18	459	They cannot sail as close to the wind as the southern ships with lateen rigging, but, on the other hand, the square sail makes it possible to do with a single sail, taking in and letting out canvas, as opposed to several sails, which are attached to and removed from the yard, which is raised and low...	10
21	202	It was little to me that they, too, taking advantage of the confusion, had slipped away.	10
22	457	"Yes, little wench," said he, taking her in his arms.	10
22	667	Verna's women, one by one, were now taking leave of those of my men, whom they had served.	10
22	895	"When Marlenus disowned her," said one, frightened, "and she was no longer of value, Verna, through Mira, instructed us to dispose of her, taking a price on her".	10

Book 9. (22 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	567	Since the Nest War the probes of aliens had grown more bold, even on Gor; they had little difficulty in taking female slaves on Earth; gold, exchangeable for materials essential to their enterprises, was well guarded on Earth; it could seldom be obtained in quantities without attracting the attentio...	10
4	118	He exchanged, taking my Ax at Jarl Six, and I his First Singer with my First Singer.	10
4	204	The taking of the Hall, in the Kaissa of the North, is equivalent to the capture of the Home Stone in the south.	10
5	209	Gorm then unbound their fair ankles, and, taking their wrists from behind them, once more fettered them before their bodies, at their bellies.	10
8	149	Anesthetic darts, too, are sometimes used in the taking of females; these may be flung, or entered into her body by hand; they take effect in about forty Ihn; she awakens often, stripped, in a slave kennel.	10
9	408	I untied her hands from the post, taking, too, the rope from her belly, by which Ottar had fastened her to his belt, but left the rope on her right wrist, its free end in my hand, to lead her.	10
9	441	"Yes!" And when she had much pleased me, I finished with her, in the first taking.	10
9	445	"This," I told her, "is the first taking.	10
9	452	"My Jarl," she asked, frightened, "is it the second taking of the Gorean master, to which you intend to subject me?" "Yes," I told her.	10
10	30	Ax Glacier was far to the north, a glacier spilling between two mountains of stone, taking in its path to the sea, spreading, the form of an ax.	10
10	163	Thorstein Camp, well to the south, but yet north of Einar's Skerry, was a camp of fighting men, which controlled the countryside about it, for some fifty pasangs, taking tribute from the farms.	10
10	217	He laughed, and turned about, taking his place on the side.	10
12	40	It is not like one man taking something from another, so much as it is like an exchanging of gifts.	10
13	232	I supposed, in time, normally, she would retire, doubtless taking Svein Blue Tooth with her.	10
15	213	I had not suspected, however, that the Forkbeard was taking advantage of a previously wrought path, and one which, in part at least, he had made for himself in years past.	10
15	258	If these had fed well before taking up our pursuit, they would not need food for days.	10
17	58	The signal would be a shield signal, taking the morning sun, a flash, and then the attack.	10
18	144	The man turned, and, taking his weapon, fled back to the fighting.	10
18	418	Then, taking the helmet back, and throwing his head back, he drained it, blood running at the side of his mouth, trickling to the fur at the collar of his jacket.	10
18	436	He took the two loose ends of the binding fiber and, taking them under the body of the fallen Kur, dragged her wrists, elbows bent, over and above her head; he then, bending her knees, tied one of the loose ends about her left ankle, and the other about her right.	10
20	162	I turned her about and, taking a pair of the rude iron slave bracelets of the north, black and common, with which bondmaids are commonly secured, locked her wrists behind her back.	10
21	124	"Bid them welcome," said the Blue Tooth, and he himself left the table, taking a bowl of water and towel to meet the guests at the portal.	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	798	"No," said he, "surely one would circle the area, taking the routes west of Tor, where there is ample water".	10
2	127	I had arrived in Tor four days ago, after first taking tarn to Kasra.	10
2	569	Without taking it he went to a set of heavy, leaved books, bound in heavy, black leather, on a nearby shelf.	10
4	173	He lives miserably, of course, unfulfilled, frustrated, and subject to hideous diseases, and has little to console himself with other than the ignorant servility with which he has worn his chains, taking smug, righteous pride in his allegiance to them".	10
4	264	I did not see that it was mine to do, but doubtless, in time, her master, when he wished, would shatter her, taking this island from her, making her completely a slave.	10
5	25	He looked at the gems, taking them, one after the other, between the first finger and thumb of his right hand.	10
5	45	Ibn Saran, not taking his eyes from Alyena, lifted his finger.	10
5	113	His hand was on her body, and she, writhing, weeping, with her heels, pushing herself, back scraping on the bark, climbed almost a foot up the slanting trunk, before he, taking her in his arms, through her veil, kissed her, fiercely, again and again, with the rape-kisses of a master, impressed on th...	10
7	28	On the same rinds, taking and eating vints, were two small cell spiders.	10
8	219	Sometimes he merely throws my skirt over my head and hurls me to the mats, taking me swiftly, then ordering me to resume my work outside".	10
10	184	She lowered her eyes and, taking the tray with black wine and sugars, rose gracefully to her feet, backed away, turned, and left the room.	10
10	342	"Are you accustomed to taking what women you wish?" I asked.	10
11	390	Last to enter the inn, head down, taking short, careful steps, bent under her burden, the heavy, bulging leather sack of water, was Alyena.	10
12	638	"Very well," they said, retiring, taking with them the stumbling, miserable fellow in the ruby necklace.	10
24	865	I was on her in an instant and, taking her in my arms, put her on the floor, sitting.	10
26	200	I recalled that Hassan had warned me against taking a bit of silk, perfumed, into Klima.	10
26	666	But she could not breathe or speak without feeling it, without inhaling and taking into her very body the faint, lingering traces of slave perfume, hers, which yet clung to it.	10
26	1280	It was not clear to me, however, that she was better than, say, a hundred of the other women acquired in the taking of the kasbah.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	1568	The rapes of Verr Tail and Radish, interestingly, had not counted as code breaches, though in neither case had explicit permission for their conquest been granted by Thurnus; such permission, in such cases, was implicit in the customs of the community; it did not constitute a "taking from" but a bri...	10
1	39	Then, lungs gasping, helpless, had at last inhaled, deeply, desperately, taking the sharp, strangling fumes deep into my body.	10
2	873	I worked hard, frightened, sweating, that I might be taking too long.	10
2	895	I thought my head would fly from my neck, with such swift savageness was I struck! The blow was open-handed, taking me on the left side of the face, but it must have been clearly audible for a hundred and fifty yards about; I rolled, stinging, crawling, for more than twenty feet; I threw up in the g...	10
3	97	And the girl, taking his arm, smiling, kissing at him, pulled him away from me.	10
3	255	The referee then, taking up a switch, went to the vicinity of Eta.	10
3	279	Accordingly, particularly in the early phases of the game, the young males often devote their acquisitive attentions to those young women of the enemy city who are the most attractive to them personally, to those they would most enjoy taking home with them at the end of the day.	10
3	425	Taking its time, not hurrying, it marked me, cleanly and deeply.	10
3	650	The ceremonial taking of food from the hand of the man, as it had been done this evening in the camp, would prove to be somewhat unusual, though it would be reasonably common to be handfed, when it amused him, or thrown scraps of food.	10
5	195	In taking companionship with one of the Warriors she would raise caste, for the Warriors on Gor are among the high castes, of which there are five, the Initiates, Scribes, Physicians, Builders and Warriors.	10
9	1569	"Taking from," in the sense of the codes, implies the feature of being done against the presumed will of the master, of infringing his rights, more significantly, of offending his honor.	10
9	1792	Thurnus, swiftly, tore away the tunic about his waist, and, taking him by the arm, rudely thrust him to the heavy rack, where I lay helplessly secured.	10
9	2401	"Come along, Slave," said Tup Ladletender, taking my arm.	10
11	356	My hair then I washed, and dried, and combed and brushed, taking from it the dust of the road leading to Stones of Turmus, and the sweat of the afternoon and early evening.	10
12	597	Then the four men joined and went back toward the great hall, taking Tupa with them.	10
12	843	"Where are they taking us?" I asked one of the girls.	10
18	107	In it, a clever slave girl, taking advantage of just such a diversion as now rocked the Chatka and Curla, neck-thonged a free woman from behind and dragged her, helpless, to an alcove.	10
19	163	The slave hood was pulled up, and opened, and then pulled down and over my head; it was folded and tucked under the chin, taking up its slack, and the leather belt, looped twice about my neck, was drawn through its loops, tightened and buckled shut.	10
21	4	"Come, Yata," said Strabo, taking his direction toward the wharves.	10
26	305	He released her wrist and arm, and taking her by the hair, thrust her on her stomach on the tiles, at the edge of the bath, her head over the water.	10
26	825	In his hand he had the gag he would fix upon her before taking her to the roof.	10
26	851	He then, not speaking further, freed the door of its control chain, slung his gear about his shoulder and, taking Elicia by the arm, conducted her through the portal.	10
28	96	He would then stand over me, the two bands extending from me, ribbonlike, in his grasp, taking more bids.	10
28	293	The auctioneer indicated me, taking his attention from the figure who had recently entered the hall.	10
29	224	He had many ways of taking me, and I must submit to them all, unquestioningly.	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	327	"I was taking the tunics to the tubs," she said.	10
3	45	It is easier to gamble on the taking of given girls, and how long they will be at large, if their beauty is better visible to the bettors.	10
3	280	He was taking objects from the fur sack he had carried with him.	10
4	193	"He is taking no chances," said another man.	10
9	13	"The slaughtering," she said, "takes place largely at the ends of the wall, to prevent animals from taking their way northward".	10
11	266	"Where are you taking me?" she asked.	10
23	129	With a last enraged snarl the Kur, not taking its eyes from us, moving sideways and back, moving on all fours, slipped diagonally away from us to our left.	10
23	397	He, without taking his eyes from her, thrust his hand into the bowl and scooped out a large handful of berries.	10
24	132	"Look," I said to her, taking her head and turning it, so that she might see, in the dim light of the lamp, the head of the Kur.	10
25	87	"On!" called Imnak, taking his place behind his sled, and cracking the long-bladed sleen whip over the snow sleen, Akko's beast, which was in his traces.	10
27	40	Before we had slept that night, and after Imnak had constructed our shelter, he removed from the supplies several strips of supple baleen, whale bone, taken from the baleen whale, the bluish blunt fin, which we had killed before taking the black Hunjer whale.	10
34	190	I then doubled back and, taking up the traces of the sled, turned back toward the complex concealed in the ice island.	10
35	1274	"When I depress either switch," it said, not taking its eyes from me, "a twofold, irreversible sequence is initiated.	10
36	89	They seized her, each taking an arm, and dragged her to her feet.	10

Book 13. (18 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	296	If she is not sold in five Ehn then take her to the public market shelves and chain her there, taking the best offer which equals or exceeds the cost of her branding".	10
4	687	He then went to the girl's head, taking the dagger from his sash.	10
5	29	She would then kneel before Sasi, her teacher, and offer her the bit of cake or pastry, which Sasi would take, taking most of it and returning a portion of it to her.	10
6	108	Yet the ships were not taking in canvas.	10
6	709	Ulafi, commendably, was taking no chances with the wench.	10
8	56	"In here, worthless slave," said the man, and, taking the girl by the arm, thrust her through the doors of a paga tavern, the Golden Kailiauk.	10
10	119	I then turned about and strode away, taking my leave from the presence of Kipofu, Ubar of the beggars of Schendi.	10
12	184	"Forgive me," I said to Shaba, taking the cup which she had placed before him.	10
12	244	She drew back, taking the bottle and cup.	10
12	676	I then turned about and, taking the slave girl by the arm, left the room.	10
15	334	He then lifted his hand to Msaliti and withdrew, taking his guardsmen with him.	10
24	164	"We must make haste," said Ayari, taking a position forward in the canoe.	10
29	31	It is fully capable of taking such prey.	10
29	216	In this fashion, he then taking the watch, I would have some sleep before dawn.	10
33	193	He then lowered his fist and slipped into the canoe, taking his place at the stern.	10
33	195	I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe.	10
34	898	I gasped, and put my head back, taking air into my lungs.	10
57	156	"You are taking me to Port Kar," she said.	10

Book 14. (15 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	367	"I think you are taking this sort of thing too seriously," I said.	10
2	176	I gathered they were taking no chances on the possibility of the effects of the drug prematurely wearing off.	10
7	168	I untied the whip from her neck and, taking it, walked back to the table and bench.	10
7	583	I wanted to seize her and throw her to her back, and vent my wrath and joy upon her, uncompromisingly exercising the nocturnal rights which had been assigned to me over her, taking her hot slave flesh in my arms, making it writhe to my least touch, making her scream her submission to me as her maste...	10
10	180	She then walked about the bottom of the couch and, taking my right wrist, locked it on a manacle, at my right side.	10
10	181	She then went about the head of the couch and, taking my left wrist, enclosed it, too, in a manacle, at my left side, which she then snapped shut.	10
11	47	Then she got up, apparently taking the rag and water to the side of the room.	10
11	158	I wanted to thrust apart her knees and, taking her by the hair and an ankle, throw her to her back, on the stones.	10
13	745	In a moment the two palanquins, with their respective retinues, were taking their respective departures.	10
20	22	I grunted, taking a blow in the gut and then another, the fists now, like battering rams.	10
21	97	"Yes, Master," had said Taphris, and she had knelt, taking her place in the circle.	10
26	265	I exited through the main entrance of the house and made my way rapidly about the house, taking the path leading to the stable area.	10
29	40	"Why are you taking me from my estates, Jason?" she asked.	10
30	61	Girls, too, can be taught to use the leash to enhance their seductiveness, appearing to draw away, then approaching, using it about their body, kissing it, taking it in their mouth, fingering it, and so on.	10
32	205	"Are you still intent upon taking me to the camp of Tenalion?" she asked.	10

Book 15. (13 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	404	After the tavern is closed an attendant will let you out and, taking charge of the girl, see that she is properly chained at her ring by the girl-wall or kenneled.	10
4	121	Many men, despite the theories pertaining to such matters, and accepting the risks involved, enjoy taking them.	10
4	123	Indeed, it is thought by some, perhaps largely because of the additional risks involved, and the interest in seeing what one has caught, that there is a special spice and flavor about taking them.	10
4	147	Sometimes, incidentally, free young men wear masks and capture a free woman, taking away her clothing and forcing her to perform as a slave for them.	10
6	28	Eventually, after several days of uneasy encampments, the haruspexes of Port Olni, Ti and Ar, meeting on a truce ground, had determined, by taking the auspices, read from the liver and entrails of slaughtered verr, that it was propitious for both armies to withdraw.	10
8	89	"Who are you?" demanded the man who had threatened me, taking another step back.	10
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
10	217	I was not interested in taking action in the matter.	10
14	263	"I am taking it.	10
15	139	"In that," she said, "not taking me into your confidence, you treated me as a slave, did you not, Jason?" "I may have saved your life," I said.	10
28	185	She then rose to her feet and, taking the tray, with a rustle of bells, frightened, almost fled from the room.	10
30	121	"Yes, my Master," said the short, dark-haired girl, and she, smiling, barefoot, descended the marble stairs of the dais and, taking her place on my left, lowered herself gracefully to lie on her side beside me.	10
32	116	"And what of this?" asked the pirate before the dais, taking the girl by the hair and forcing her head up and back, bending then her body back, so as to reveal the bow of her enslaved beauty.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	23	Surely Reginald himself, captain of the Tamira, would be above decks and forward, presumably on the stem castle taking note of the course of the battle.	10
8	33	From the inside, then, scarcely taking my eyes from her, I dropped the heavy bar into place, in its brackets, securing the door from the inside.	10
8	58	As she was not a free woman I did not expect her to be armed, but there was no point in taking chances.	10
8	608	"I am taking your slave, who is quite good," I said, "and something else, too, which I have found of interest".	10
9	116	Using this as a diversion the Tina and the Tais, with Aemilianus, and the crew and men of the Olivia, with captured pennons from prize ships taken earlier from the Voskjard, had permitted other ships, like sharks, to pass them, following the light of the Olivia, taking that light for the locale of b...	10
9	289	Men were taking their places at the benches.	10
16	354	"What pay could compare with the pleasure of taking the Voskjard prisoner?" I asked.	10
20	273	For example, he can enjoy watching a slave putting on her tunic or taking it off; he can enjoy seeing a woman chained, and rechained, many times, in many ways, each time being exhibited in her helplessness; and he can enjoy watching his slave working naked in the kitchen, or, similarly, cleaning, or...	10
20	1748	"I can conceive of taking a female," I said, "and seeing to it that she drank the bitterest dregs of bondage".	10
20	2037	"I think I would bring a high price," she said, not taking her eyes from the mirror.	10
21	5	Her first taking had been on the floor of the bedroom, she still locked in the body chain.	10
21	188	We then, from the tray, feeding ourselves, taking dates, and slices of larma and pastries, breakfasted and chatted.	10

Book 17. (14 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1657	"The taking of a free woman," I asked, "in which, to some extent, her dignity, pride and status are respected, or the taking of a slave?" "I am a slave, Master," she said.	10
2	401	The urt hunter, with his girl and boat, rowing slowly, was taking his leave.	10
6	89	I opted, accordingly, taking them for my authorities in the matter, for a weapon similar in design to theirs, one which had, apparently, proven its usefulness in the abrupt, sudden and fierce engagements characteristic of war on the vast grasslands of the Barrens.	10
7	135	"If you do not wish to use her," said a fellow standing nearby, "do you mind my taking her?" "Of course not," I said.	10
8	588	Still, it would not have pleased me if this fellow, or fellows, these drovers, thought they were taking them away from me.	10
8	937	One adds additional women, hands tied behind them, to this arrangement by taking another pair of forked branches and fastening the rear fork about the throat of one of the women.	10
8	985	I then, taking a collar and a length of chain from him, added the next girl to the coffle.	10
13	12	The large extents of wilderness on the surface of Gor and the absence of large-scale artificial illuminations, of course, permit starlit nights, almost anywhere, to manifest themselves with a splendor that would be almost breath-taking to one accustomed to the drab, half-gray, polluted, semi-illumin...	10
13	327	"Are you warming me for my taking?" she asked.	10
13	870	Most Goreans, for example, have no objection to taking a highly intelligent woman in hand, and stripping her and collaring her, and teaching her her womanhood.	10
16	86	I shuddered, and quickly mounted the kaiila, taking back the reins from Grunt.	10
17	259	"Taking advantage of the confusion, momentary, among the red savages, following their failure to break the line of the infantry, Alfred ordered his men through his own infantry lines, and led them again to the southeast.	10
17	572	When the Waniyanpi had filed away, taking their leave, I turned to regard the girl.	10
19	561	The girl, stripped and barefoot in the grass, her throat tied in his beaded collar, hurried along beside him, taking care to remain exactly in her place.	10

Book 18. (21 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	185	She shuddered as Cancega, taking the material on his fingertips, applied it to her cheeks.	10
7	464	You cannot even touch a nude, white female slave without permission, taking her from her work in dressing skins or sewing".	10
21	8	In the movement of the tarn, again taking flight, the thrust was short.	10
26	62	I turned, taking his lance thrust, too, on the shield.	10
28	51	It had seemed strange to me that the Yellow Knives, after the difficulties of taking the camp had been made clear to them, had not withdrawn.	10
30	7	We wheeled our kaiila about, taking our place in the lines.	10
32	168	Iwoso then crouched down and, taking a braided, rawhide rope from her waist, presumably the same one I had seen her with earlier, even before the first attack on the camp, tied it about the neck of the helpless, terrified slave.	10
36	13	A solitary rider, one of the Kinyanpi, was taking his way northwestward.	10
37	12	I felt her kissing, nibbling and licking at my hand, taking the pemmican from it.	10
39	472	"I am taking the feather," I said.	10
40	175	"Thank you," I said, taking the porridge.	10
40	223	"Yes," he said, taking her bowl.	10
40	253	I then rose from beside the fire and walked about it, taking a position among several of the Waniyanpi.	10
40	439	"I am taking a new name," he said.	10
40	440	"I am taking the name 'Seibar'.	10
42	27	"Let us go!" We would have preferred to walk the tarns a bit from the camp, before taking to flight, but we had not time, the camp being roused, to do so.	10
43	301	Did she really think that a woman such as she, luscious slave meat, would be truly accorded any consideration whatsoever? I then, taking the rope with me, exited through the cut in the back of the lodge.	10
43	395	Some men and women, too, stood near the nearby lodges, as though trying to grasp what might be taking place.	10
46	67	"And I doubt," I said, "that either the soldiers or the beasts, having come this far, and having sustained such losses, are much interested in the taking of prisoners".	10
54	285	In taking these five hides Mahpiyasapa, in effect, forgave Canka for his exercise of the warrior rights which had brought Winyela's pretty neck into his beaded collar.	10
56	128	It turned then, taking its way eastward.	10

Book 19. (20 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	172	"With this," he said, taking a small, metallic, penlike object from his left, inside jacket pocket.	10
2	431	But they were taking no chances with me.	10
3	700	He gestures, I thought, and we yield; he commands, and we obey; he proves himself to us by our conquest and subjugation; he identifies himself, and his nature, and his right, by putting us to our knees; he certifies himself to us, to our joy, as men have always done, by taking from us the pretenses ...	10
4	239	"They are not worth taking seriously.	10
6	439	"This veil," I said, irritatedly, "is loose," reaching to it, fussing with it, taking a pin from it, with the result that the cloth, as though temporarily disarranged, fell to my left.	10
7	123	"Unless you have had slave wine," he said, "I have no intention of taking you through the streets clad as you are.	10
8	92	"And here," said the young man, taking the form from the guard and handing it to Drusus Rencius, confirming my speculations, "is your license for the female".	10
8	536	Each step, too, was taking me closer to the room! I wished that I had never seen slaves, and the house of Kliomenes.	10
10	17	"Many merchants have left the city," said Drusus Rencius, "taking their goods with them".	10
13	194	"What are you taking me to Argentum for?" I asked.	10
14	134	He was now wrapping a long piece of binding fiber about them, sometimes looping them both, sometimes taking it about only one ankle, sometimes snaking it about both ankles and securing it between both with tightly drawn loops.	10
15	411	Suddenly there was a storm of wings and the basket, a moment later, was jerked forward, slipping along the leather skids and then, in another instant, taking my breath away for an instant, it was lofted like the others high into the air.	10
20	210	"He is taking it west".	10
23	99	"Look," said the first man, taking me by the upper left arm, and turning it to the light.	10
23	265	He then withdrew, taking the lantern with him.	10
31	525	And, but moments ago, he had simply ordered me to him and had then, wordlessly, before taking me, positioned me precisely as he wanted me, my head even down.	10
32	89	Accordingly he has placed you in the sack and, in his embarrassment, and fearing a loss of honor, has left the palace, taking the other girl with him, she then to be consigned to some suitable slavery or other.	10
33	700	In a moment it was moving swiftly about the room its nose to the floor, and then, suddenly, taking the scent, lunged murderously, claws slipping on the tiles, toward Sheila.	10
36	22	I watched them all, one by one, naked, ankle-chained, then climbing into the wagon, threading their chains about the opened central bar, then taking their places.	10
36	1362	How many women are, that way, and to that extent? We are wanted so much that nothing will satisfy them less than taking us in hand, and owning us! We are that desirable! They want us that much! And they will have nothing less from us than the perfection they desire of a woman.	10

Book 20. (24 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	268	"Why are you taking away my clothes!" she wept.	10
1	739	To a swirl of music, taking her hair to the sides, holding it, parting it, with clenched fists thrust behind her, twisting, her body thrust forward, her beauty was suddenly, it seemed as though by command, or by the action of another, brazenly bared.	10
1	815	I saw other girls moving closer to the tables, subtly taking more prominent positions, hoping perhaps thereby to be more visible to the men.	10
1	1123	"Yes, Master," she said, taking up her tunic, rising to her feet, tears in her eyes.	10
2	337	The servants, of course, immediately don the garments and, swinging the wallets on their strings, meaningfully parade in front of the Golden Courtesan who, of course, taking them for rich suitors, goes away with them.	10
4	214	In moments he and his footmen were taking their leave.	10
5	60	"Good," said one of the men, taking the sack from me which I had stocked at the camp.	10
5	386	"Do not even think of taking that! Leave it! I beg you! I beg you!" "It must be very important," I said.	10
6	1368	"It would probably be difficult for you, by tomorrow evening, by which time, I gather, you may be taking your leave from the fair, to locate her".	10
7	287	Worse, perhaps, two of his company had joined another troupe, taking advantage of an opportunity at the fair, the fellows who commonly played the comic father and the comic pedant.	10
8	10	"Shall I cut his throat?" asked one of the brigands, taking Boots by the hair and pulling his head back.	10
8	30	"It is a piteous sum, not even worth taking.	10
8	210	The leader had barely time to turn, taking the blade, descending, diagonally across the neck.	10
8	238	The first fellow, scarcely taking his eyes off the other, glanced uneasily about.	10
9	24	He had then, taking the cup, gone into his wagon.	10
9	116	Something such as she, exposed, vulnerable, defenseless, afoot, alone, trekking broad fields, wandering overland, is not likely on Gor to remain long at large; it cries out for the taking.	10
9	240	"I am taking its reconsideration under consideration," said Boots.	10
10	264	If he is pleased, he lets her feed from his hand, she taking the food delicately in her mouth, not permitted to use her hands, or he throws it to the floor, and she falls upon it, eagerly, again not permitted to use her hands.	10
10	502	"No," she said, taking a step backward, clinging to the wagon wheel.	10
12	253	This was now possible, of course, because I had had to open that file, taking the Spearman from it to capture his Ubara, the move forced in the circumstances.	10
12	292	The game was still mine! "Spearman to Ubar's Initiate Ten," he said, moving the Spearman neither to Ubar's Builder Ten nor to Ubar's Scribe Ten, taking the Builder.	10
20	288	"Look for Bosk of Port Kar!" He, too, then hurried, taking two men with him, down to the sand.	10
20	362	The beast seized at spears, slapping them away, seizing some, breaking them, taking others, perhaps a dozen, in its body.	10
21	394	I had, of course, utilized her frequently enough in the wagon, taking these uses as part of her payment for its shelter, but, on the whole, though perhaps not always, I had accorded her at least some of the consideration due to the free woman.	10

Book 21. (22 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	76	She reached to the veils about her throat and shoulders and, taking them, dropped them softly to the grass.	10
3	484	He angrily returned to his place on the wagon box and with an angry cry and a fierce snap of the whip put his ponderous draft beast once more into motion, taking his place between two other wagons.	10
4	52	They know little, however, of politics, or of siege work and the taking of cities.	10
5	64	"I must warn you," I said, "that even outside the wagons striking fellows on the head and taking their purses is often frowned upon".	10
5	300	"I am taking the dagger," he said.	10
13	86	"Where are you taking us?" I asked.	10
15	9	I removed the blade from the wood behind me, over my shoulder, not taking my eyes off the fellow behind the desk.	10
16	210	"Is it so hard to understand, or accept, that men might find your mother an attractive female, a desirable property, a lovely animal, a sex slut of interest, one whom they might think worth taking, or buying, or stealing, one they might think worth owning, one whom they might not mind having on thei...	10
16	333	"Tell me," said the mother, soothingly, taking the girl's head upon her breast.	10
16	410	I had reservations about taking Hurtha and Boabissia into danger.	10
16	1175	"There is more in pleasing a man than taking off your clothes and lying down".	10
16	1624	Boabissia then, taking her time, struck her five times.	10
20	70	I bought some wedges of Sa-Tarna bread and slices of dried tarsk meat, taking some and giving the rest to Boabissia and Hurtha.	10
21	260	It was then my intention to go south on that avenue until I came to Wagon Street, taking it east to Turia.	10
21	376	We could go south on the Avenue of the Central Cylinder, some four or five pasangs, and then make a left on Wagon Street, taking it over to the Avenue of Turia.	10
24	259	"No," he said, pleasantly enough, apparently taking no offense, "I would be one of the last to deny you exactly what you have coming".	10
24	322	He put to one side, taking it from a shallow pocket within the book's cover, a punched copper disk, on a string, rather the size of that which Boabissia had worn, and put it next to Boabissia's.	10
25	363	Few pleasures can compare, for example, with that of taking an unwilling female, preferably one who hates you, and, against her will, forcing her to yield to you the total and exquisite perfections of slave service.	10
26	908	One gets from a slave all that a man could possibly want from a woman, and more, simply taking it from her, or ordering her to provide it".	10
27	175	Tenalion's man, taking her by the upper arms, from behind, jerked her to her feet.	10
28	1	Tenalion Accords Me the First Slave Taking of a Blonde "Girl," I said.	10
28	40	"Have you received your first taking, after your branding?" I asked.	10

Book 22. (26 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	123	I wondered if anywhere there might be true men, men capable of answering the scream of need in a woman, capable of taking us in hand and treating us, and handling us, as what we were, females.	10
3	35	For months before, I had toyed with the idea, or the fancy, or fantasy, the idea first having emerged after I had seen myself in the mirror on that incredible night in my room, of taking lessons in dance.	10
6	183	How many times, I wondered, had a man on Earth, irritated with an Earth woman, or girl, been tempted to seize her and, say, pull gum from her mouth, or straighten her hair, or adjust her halter, or tell her to straighten her body or to change her posture, or to sit or kneel in a certain way, but, of...	10
6	345	The fellow who had been lifting us into the cage, taking us from the fellow below, had, I was sure, descended from the wagon.	10
6	429	Too, more than once one of the guards at the house had angrily tested the security of the iron belt on me, and then, finding it secure, had thrust me from him, then taking another girl in hand, one not in such a belt, for the satisfaction of his fierce needs.	10
6	473	I pulled my wrists up, in their linked rings, taking advantage of the space at the small of my back.	10
7	129	We had saved time, it seemed, taking this route, rather than driving about its walls.	10
10	336	Then, to my astonishment, the object in which I had been placed began to slide rapidly along the ground and then, in a moment, it taking my breath away for an instant, it swung free, and was rising.	10
10	537	Indeed, he usually stands so close to her that it would be easy for him to put his hands on her, and draw her to him, taking her in his arms.	10
11	785	I was to be danced, however, I had gathered, not only because I could, at least to some extent, dance, but also as a form of advertising, Hendow taking this occasion to introduce me to his patrons.	10
11	934	Yes, I thought to myself, what are you doing, Doreen? What has gotten into you? Why are you doing this? Why is your belly so alive? Why are you so excited? Why is your body so hot? Why is it moving like this? You are dancing more like a purchasable slut, a common girl from a market, a girl who has b...	10
13	264	"Too," he said, "you are not the sort of woman who should be giving orders, but taking them".	10
17	159	I quickly followed my master, taking care not to let the leash grow taut.	10
19	52	"Honor could not permit me taking more".	10
20	184	Citizenship, or its retention, on other than a nominal basis, in some cities, is contingent on such things as attending public ceremonies, such as an official semiannual taking of auspices, and participating in numerous public assemblies, some of which are called on short notice.	10
20	249	To be sure, he was not taking risks as great as it might seem.	10
20	264	He was not, truly, as I again thought of it, taking such great risks.	10
21	56	To be sure, some men enjoy taking a woman who hates them, and whom they hate, and reducing her to a panting, pleading slave, begging for a continuation of their touch, which they may then either grant or deny her, as it pleases them.	10
24	276	I wound the chain a bit about my wrists, taking up its slack.	10
24	581	The archon in Venna would be interested in putting his house in order before the taking of the auspices.	10
25	92	Preceding the time of taking the auspices, of course, and until they have been taken, things are very quiet.	10
29	281	"They broke from their confinements in the confusion, in the taking of the city?" said the leader.	10
29	578	Without taking his eyes off the sleen, by feel, Mirus cut the ropes that tied Tupita to the railing, and then cut free the binding fiber on her ankles, and wrists.	10
29	738	"Why would you have done such a thing?" asked Mirus, not taking his eyes off Hendow.	10
33	128	It had been little more than an instructional and disciplinary taking, but still I had wept and reveled in it.	10
34	132	You used me without taking me into your confidence.	10

Book 23. (34 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	581	Such things, incidentally, are not that unusual with female slaves, particularly if they are put out, without an iron belt, in effect for the taking.	10
2	79	Taking Ar's Station would, in a stroke, diminish the major citadel of Ar's power in the area, and, in effect, drive a wedge between the Salerian Confederation and the Vosk League".	10
2	126	I had stayed at certain inns in the south, past which it had taken its march, taking five days to pass given points.	10
2	218	Both sections, I speculated, would be joined by a narrow, easily blocked underground passage cut in the stone, one presumably taking its way beneath the covered way between them.	10
5	340	She then withdrew, taking the tray, put it to the side, on the floor, again performed obeisance, unbidden, and then knelt back, as though in attendance.	10
5	526	Some authorities recommend breaking the kantharos into shards on the face, taking the target above the bridge of the nose with the rim.	10
5	618	These tablets, and tablets of these sorts, which sometimes have several divisions, and fold up, are often used on Gor for drafts, note taking, temporary tallyings, children's lessons, and such.	10
5	653	She was aroused, to the extent she could be, as a free woman, in watching the taking of the slave.	10
6	561	"You responded well to the taking," I said.	10
6	862	I had little doubt the fellow between us planned on taking his leave as soon as the burly fellow slept.	10
8	390	"Yes," she said, "a full servant!" "It is only as such a servant that I would consider taking you," I said.	10
8	615	It is little wonder that peoples knowing not the horse fled in terror when they first encountered riders, taking the rider and his mount for one thing, something half animal, half human, an awesome, unbelievably swift, gigantic, armed chimera, something that could not be outrun, that seemed to fly u...	10
9	49	I had escaped the second time only with considerable difficulty, by taking my way over the citadel and harbor, past the chained rafts closing the harbor, and across the Vosk itself, eluding my pursuers only after a long run, under the cover of darkness.	10
9	274	I bit into the bread and Phoebe then, too, began to eat, taking a small spoonful of the porridge.	10
11	317	"No!" cried another man, but the young fellow had turned, and was already taking his way from the room.	10
13	119	At first the warder was much amused by the imperious and uncompromising treatment to which my fair cellmate found herself subjected, taking great pleasure in her fate.	10
15	108	At that instant I lunged forward and the nearest guard had barely time to turn his head before I caught him, and his fellow, taking them together, striking them with great force, I sprinting, thrusting, they off balance, and blasted them back, one loosened, sprung quarrel skittering about the room l...	10
15	125	Not taking my eyes from the warder, who now crouched down, against the outside wall, her eyes wide with terror over the veil, I seized him by the back of the neck, below the helmet, and lifted his head a few inches from the floor.	10
16	412	"Yes," whispered Lady Claudia, not taking her eyes off the small figure suspended on the spear, on the battlements over the gate.	10
17	53	Similarly, nets, often small and silken, but sturdy and cunningly weighted, are used in the taking of women.	10
17	586	In this covered way, men passing him, from various parts of the citadel, presumably taking their way to the harbor area, on a piece of stone, broken from the inside of the way, his head in his hands, sat Aemilianus, bleeding.	10
18	313	Or perhaps it was simply a matter of taking possessions along with one, as one might, similarly, attempt to preserve one's livestock, as one might, in flight, say, herd verr or tarsks before one.	10
18	336	"They are taking the women!" cried one of the fellows, a few ranks in the Cosian press.	10
19	176	"I am not taking fee today," I said.	10
19	182	"I am not taking fee today," I said.	10
19	245	"I am not taking fee today," I said.	10
21	322	"The charges, if you are a free woman," he said, "are several, such as the intent to deceive with respect to caste, the jeopardizing of fellow citizenesses by discarding traditional concealments and modesties, to your own advantage in the event of the taking of the city, for example, going barefoot ...	10
21	486	It was on the basis of considerations such as these, and perhaps cumulatively, taking into consideration their conjoint weight, that a determination might be made as to whether or not it was fitting that she be made a slave.	10
21	1022	It is not unusual for the occupants of a coffle, of either sort, to be verbally and physically abused by free women and children, the children taking the behavior of the free women as a license authorizing their own tricks and pranks, to be spat upon, struck with switches, pelted with small stones, ...	10
21	1532	I then proceeded farther forward, taking my way beside free women, and some children, and climbed to the tiny bow deck, forward of the stem castle, immediately behind the prow.	10
22	99	"The whip is an excellent device for taking pride from a woman," I said.	10
24	669	Interestingly, some masters actually inquire of the seller who the most troublesome or least passionate girl on the chain is, because they much enjoy taking such a wench in hand and turning her in short order into an abject, trembling chattel desperately zealous to be found pleasing in any and every...	10
24	715	Goreans, incidentally, in general, tend to be fond of gambling, often taking it, it seems, as a symbol of life, its hazards and its fortunes.	10
24	956	Some masters enjoy taking the name which a girl wore as a free name and putting it on her, by their will, as a slave name.	10

Book 24. (25 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	454	Others, taking note of the commotion, outside the railings, hastened now to enter.	10
1	555	"Thank you," I said to the other helper, taking a sausage from the plate.	10
1	1293	My hope, then, was to wait until searches were taking place outside the camp, particularly toward the south, as they might in the morning.	10
3	393	Too, it was he who forbade the taking of the young fellow, but rather that he be permitted to leave the camp, unmolested, that he might lead us to you.	10
17	207	At such a time, which occurs every summer in the delta, the rencers withdraw to their huts, taking inside with them food and water, and then, with rence, weave shut the openings to the huts.	10
17	319	Also, used to taking prey in the water, or near the water, they are unlikely to clamber upon rafts, and such.	10
19	507	"They are mine for the taking," I pointed out to her.	10
19	956	Taking a woman with me, however, and, in particular, one such as you, seems to impose, as you might well imagine, a handicap of a very serious nature".	10
19	1531	"Where were you taking me?" I was silent.	10
22	62	On the other hand, I did not think there was any point in taking unnecessary chances.	10
24	55	"Come around to the front," I said, taking her by the arm, "to the forward door".	10
27	417	"Where are you taking me?" she begged.	10
27	602	"Surely you jest," she said, "—in speaking of taking me among the men of Ar".	10
27	709	"Please stop!" "I am taking you there," I said, "whether you wish it or not".	10
28	98	To avoid this fate, of course, some barbarians take care to preserve their barbaric heritage, training their male youth in arms and hardship, and keeping themselves aloof from the subject population, that as befits its sovereign overlords, indeed, keeping the subject population much as herdsmen migh...	10
28	705	She looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip.	10
31	116	If you kick a larl you can not very well blame it for taking notice of the fact".	10
31	396	He took the bowl from her and, not taking his eyes off her, drank.	10
39	31	He then, taking Ina by the upper left arm, conducted her down a side corridor.	10
40	75	The seizure of these materials in Torcadino, which had been serving as a Cosian depot for the invasion force, had been the prime objective of Dietrich in taking the city, he hoping then to forestall the Cosian advance and give Ar time to prepare itself for war.	10
42	69	"And they followed in relays, of course," I said, "one fellow taking up where another left off.	10
43	43	Marcus normally tended, of course, to be a somewhat moody fellow, taking things somewhat more seriously, such as life and death, than seemed necessary.	10
44	67	Since I was taking her off the premises, and I was not personally known to the keeper, I would leave the key to Ina's slave box with him, as security.	10
44	251	To be sure, we had prepared a garment for her, taking the formerly calflength garment and making it slave short.	10
45	110	Accordingly, many Earth girls who may have regarded themselves as quite plain, quite ordinary, in all respects, of no great interest or importance, and so on, discover that they are often regarded on Gor, at least at first, as being colorful and foreign, unusual and interesting, different and specia...	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	107	Yesterday evening, taking advantage of the darkness, Lord Grendel had exited the cave, taking with him a knife, the ax, one of the bows, and a sheaf of arrows.	10