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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	57	Religious matters on this world tend to be rather carefully guarded by the Caste of Initiates, who allow members of other castes little participation in their sacrifices and ceremonies.	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
12	117	I withdrew some of the lice, the size of marbles, which tend to infest wild tarns, and slapped them roughly into the mouth of the tarn, wiping them off on his tongue.	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	64	There are, however, some factors which tend to reduce the hopelessness of the situation.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	71	Females of both varieties tend generally to be slightly smaller than the males, but are quite as aggressive and sometimes even more dangerous, particularly in the late fall and winter of the year when they are likely to be hunting for their cubs.	10
6	28	They tend to be reserved for significant personages, such as administrators and judges.	10
10	33	I was told, incidentally, that the language of the Priest-Kings does possess more morphemes than English but I do not know if the report is truthful or not, for Priest-Kings tend to be somewhat touchy on the matter of any comparisons, particularly those to their disadvantage or putative disadvantage...	10
13	25	Second, they tend in many matters to have a penchant for complexity, regarding it as more elegant than simplicity.	10
27	48	To another human, of course, my hair alone, which is a shaggy, bright red, would have been a clearly recognizable feature, but Priest-Kings, as I may have indicated, tend to have extremely casual visual discrimination and are, moreover, I would gather, color blind.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	24	I had left the vicinity of the Sardar Range in the month of Se'Var, which in the northern hemisphere is a winter month, and had journeyed south for months; and had now come to what some call the Plains of Turia, others the Land of the Wagon Peoples, in the autumn of this hemisphere; there is, due ap...	10
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
2	82	They do not have castes, as Goreans tend to think of them.	10
2	87	The members of these clans, however, like the Year Keepers and Singers, are all expected, first and foremost, to be, as it is said, of the wagons—namely to follow, tend and protect the bosk, to be superb in the saddle, and to be skilled with the weapons of both the hunt and war.	10
8	36	The Turians also, I note, receive other goods from the Wagon Peoples, who tend to be fond of the raid, goods looted from caravans perhaps a thousand pasangs from the herds, indeed some of them even on the way to and from Turia itself.	10
12	80	They tend to be superb, feline, vicious, startling.	10
12	85	Elizabeth and Aphris leaped up to tend the pot outside.	10
16	322	Tuchuks do not make good spies, for they tend to be, albeit fierce and cruel, intensely loyal; and there are few strangers allowed in the wagon of a Tuchuk Ubar.	10

Book 5. (14 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	303	The Tuchuks, one of the distant Wagon Peoples, tend to be, to those of northern Gor, a people of mystery and intrigue; to those of the southern plains, of course, they tend to be little more than efficient, fierce and dreaded foes.	10
3	34	The Players are not a caste, nor a clan, but they tend to be a group apart, living their own lives.	10
3	107	In the prospect of a game, Goreans tend to forget the distances, amenities and trepidations of more sober moments.	10
6	90	I have always enjoyed the melodies of Gor, though they tend on the whole to a certain wild, barbaric quality.	10
9	26	It is a great mark of prestige among slave girls to be selected for sale from the great block in the Curulean, and girls tend to compete viciously among themselves for this honor.	10
11	105	"It probably has much to do with the selection of the girls, who tend to be strong, intelligent and imaginative.	10
11	323	I do think, of course, that the Gorean population tends to be more physically fit and mentally acute than that of Earth, but I would rate them provisionally rather than essentially superior in these respects; for example, Goreans live much out of doors and, as a very natural thing, celebrate the bea...	10
11	326	Moreover, the Gorean culture tends, for better or worse, to be male oriented and male dominated, and in such a culture men naturally look on women much differently than they do in a consumer-oriented, woman-dominated culture, one informed by an ethos of substantially feminine values; the women then,...	10
12	98	War tarns, whose talons are shod with steel, tend to be extremely dangerous birds, even more so than other tarns, none of whom could be regarded as fully domesticated.	10
13	292	On the racing saddle there are two small straps, rather than the one large strap on the common saddle; both straps fasten about the rider and to the saddle, in a sense each duplicating the work of the other; the theory is that though smaller straps can break more easily the probability of both strap...	10
15	106	The adherents of each entertainment, though perhaps equaling one another in their fanaticism, tend not to be the same men.	10
15	151	It is thought to be good luck to buy a girl on that feast, so prices tend to be high.	10
19	70	How seriously the men of Gor understand these representations depends doubtless on the man; but even those who, upon reflection, laugh at them, I have found, do generally regard the women of other cities rather differently than they regard their own, thinking of them almost automatically, particular...	10
22	398	I suspect, however, that the truest reason is that tarnsmen, never having learned respect for the small bow, tend to despise such a weapon, regarding it as unworthy a Warrior's hand, as being too puny and ineffective to win the approval of a true Gorean fighting man.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	169	The rence communities tend to be isolated.	10
10	166	The organizations, such as the sail-makers, almost guildlike, not castes, have dues, and these dues tend to be applied to a number of purposes, such as support of those injured or their families, loans, payments when men are out of work, and pensions.	10
10	171	On the other hand, the wages tend to be so slight that an organization seldom has the means to mount a long strike; the arsenal can normally be patient, and can usually choose to build a ship a month from now rather than now, but one cannot well arrange to eat a month from now, and not today, or tom...	10
11	104	Wooden structures, such as her numerous sheds and roofed storage areas tend to be separated from one another.	10
17	317	Whereas their instincts apparently tend to keep them within the sight of land, I did not know what would be the case if they were unhooded at sea, and there was no land to be found.	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	294	They tend, on the whole, to be large, strong, virile, confident, uncompromising, powerful men.	10
7	487	They tend the bosk, clean the wagons, draw water and gather firewood.	10
11	398	They do tend to be extremely concerned with honor, but there is no dishonor, you see, in using a slave as a slave.	10
12	436	These, where they exist, tend to be placed approximately a day's caravan march apart.	10
13	203	The Goreans, often so cruel to one another, tend to have an affection for wildlife and growing things, which they regard as free, and thereby deserving of great respect.	10
13	360	"More importantly," said the first man, "brush urts tend to use such trails".	10
14	441	Too, Goreans tend to be rather fatalistic in some respects.	10
14	443	Other Goreans tend to be less tolerant about these things, and feel that if a woman is stupid enough to allow herself to be captured, then she should be a slave.	10
15	426	It was not infrequently that Verna requested that it be I who would tend her tent, and prepare her food, and serve her.	10
15	899	In the high cylinders, in Gorean cities, there are often public slaves who tend the central kitchens in cylinders, care for the children, but may not instruct them, and, for a tiny fee to the city, clean compartments and do laundering.	10
16	261	Indeed, I think, personally, that women tend to be far more cruel, and severe, with their female slaves than men.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	500	An exception to the low prices for males generally is that paid for a certified woman's slave, a handsome male, silken clad, who has been trained to tend a woman's compartments.	10
2	502	Prices, of course, tend to fluctuate with given markets and seasons.	10
2	503	If there are few such on the market in a given time, their prices will tend to be proportionately higher.	10
2	504	Such men tend to be sold in women's auctions, closed to free men, with the exception, of course, of the auctioneer and such personnel.	10
19	164	Island ubarates, with their relatively stable populations, over a period of generations, tend to develop concentrations of wealth and power among successful families, which wealth and power, first producing oligarchy, becomes gradually invested with the prestige of dynastic tradition, at which point...	10

Book 9. (3 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	67	To have a scribe's skills would tend to embarrass a man of arms, and tend to lower his prestige among his peers.	10
2	95	Whereas Initiates tend not to be taken with great seriousness by the high castes, or the more intelligent members of the population, except in matters of political alliance, their teachings and purported ability to intercede with Priest-Kings, and further the welfare of their adherents, is taken wit...	10
9	420	This is completely clear in their fantasies; Earth culture, of course, gives little scope to these blood needs of the beauties of our race; accordingly, these needs, frustrated, tend to express themselves in neurosis, hysteria and hostility.	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	Western industrialized societies on Earth optimally would be manned by metal creatures, sexless, smoothly functioning, programmed to tend, preserve and replicate the metal society.	10
8	181	I must gather brush and kaiila dung and make fires; I must cook the stews and porridges, and clean the pans and the bowls; I must shake out the mats and sweep the sand in the tents; I must rub the garments and polish the boots, and leather; I must do the mending and sewing; I weave; I make ropes; I ...	10
9	171	Furthermore, slavers tend to pay more highly for free women than slave girls.	10
11	151	"Tend the verr," said his sister, unpleasantly.	10
11	316	I am not clear on the historical roots of this unusual social institution but it does tend, in its practice, to pacify great sections of the Tahari.	10
11	318	Another result, perhaps unfortunate, however, is that the various tribes tend to build into larger and larger confederations of militarily related communities.	10
11	411	Caravans with goods tend to travel the western, or distant eastern edge of the Tahari; caravans do, it might be mentioned, occasionally travel from Tor or Kasra to Turmas, a Turian outpost and kasbah, in the southeastern edge of the Tahari, but even these commonly avoid the dune country, either movi...	10
11	442	Indeed, they would tend to avoid Aretai and Aretai-dominant oases, at least until they could come in force, paying the respects of the Tahari with steel.	10
24	663	Masters tend to be fond of the bright, heated skin of their girls.	10
24	688	Incidentally, perhaps, in passing, one might note that the more generic practice referred to above, that of requiring a slave to obtain permission before speaking, at least in normal circumstances, is a particularly excellent discipline for female slaves, for they are women and, as other women, if I...	10
25	478	These differences tend often to be functions of what their experiences have been with men.	10
26	411	Goreans, incidentally, tend to be fond of symbolism and ceremony.	10
26	412	Such things tend to be important in their culture.	10

Book 11. (20 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	154	At any rate, usually, it is not regarded as desirable to be among the first twenty girls on the chain; sometimes these are sold to an almost half-empty house; a reciprocity tends to become involved; the slavers tend to put their least valuable girls up first, because of the smallness of the house in...	10
3	216	I then conjectured that one of the men, perhaps my captor, since it was he who had had me tend the brazier, wished to mark something which he owned, imprinting in it an identificatory design, perhaps a harness or belt, or the leather of a brass-hooped shield.	10
4	624	Men tend to enjoy having their girls close at hand, you see, perhaps unobtrusively to one side, but in a place from which they may be easily summoned, and easily looked upon with pleasure, for the mere sight of a slave girl gives great pleasure to men, who in their way are glorious, dominating beast...	10
5	190	Many of the daughters of merchants are proud sorts, for the merchants themselves, by virtue of their power, tend to vanity and pride, and agitate, justifiably or not, for the inclusion of their caste among the high castes of Gor.	10
5	191	Their pampered daughters, protected from work and responsibility, ostentatiously garbed and elaborately educated in caste trivia, tend to be spoiled and soft.	10
5	517	On Gor, for free women, both body veiling and face veiling are cultural, and tend to be widely practiced.	10
5	519	Bodies, though differing remarkably, one to the other, tend perhaps to be somewhat more similar than faces.	10
6	154	He did not tend his fields alone.	10
9	1818	I expected that they would tend his fields for a season.	10
9	2306	"You will sleep in my hut, and tend it".	10
11	279	In them there is likely to be much screaming and rolling upon the tiles; vicious clawing, biting, kicking and hair pulling tend to figure in such feminine disputations; even more shameful perhaps is the fact that the other girls find such contests amusing and encourage the contestants.	10
13	327	Gorean males tend not to be lenient with girls who have displeased them.	10
16	171	The evidence, if evidence it is that such an agreement exists, is that the black slavers tend to avoid preying on shipping which plies to and from Schendi.	10
18	28	Those hair colors tend to bring higher girl-prices.	10
20	66	Intelligent women are more quickly and easily trainable; they learn more quickly; they are quickly apprised, for example, of what the whip can do to them, and so they are almost immediately zealously eager to please; accordingly, they are less likely to be frequently whipped; they tend, too, to have...	10
20	590	Goreans tend to keep track of their properties, verr, kaiila, slaves, and such.	10
22	58	The sea sleen, vicious, fanged aquatic mammals, apparently related to the land forms of sleen, are the swiftest predators to be found in Thassa; further, they are generally conceded to be the most dangerous; they tend, however, to frequent northern waters.	10
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
24	86	Natural men, they tend to be attracted to natural women.	10
28	156	Although this does tend to bring in larger early crowds the slavers feel that, often, they do not get on these girls what they might have, had their sale taken place later in the evening, in the heat and press of more determined bidding.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	274	Indeed, similarity, routine, identity, boredom, those things which tend to make a woman less interesting, tend often to be functions of widespread conformances to externally imposed demands and images.	10
1	286	It is common to let the girl who is to spend the night at your feet tend your chamber the preceding day.	10
1	368	Gorean compliments are generally meaningful, for they tend to be given only when deserved, and sometimes not then.	10
2	639	We tend to think of mountains as being land formations.	10
4	130	The sand clocks, on the other hand, tend to be a matter of tournament tradition.	10
4	597	Gorean men tend not to be patient with assailants.	10
9	184	The Fairs, in their diverse ways, tend to standardize the language, which might otherwise disintegrate into regional variations which, over centuries, might become mutually unintelligible linguistic modalities, in effect and practice, unfortunately, separate languages.	10
20	37	They tend to be regarded as the singer's property.	10
21	14	The furs, being impervious to the passage of air, of course, tend to trap the generated body heat.	10
21	288	They seem generally much alike, even in their mode of dress, and tend in their thinking and conversation, because of their conditioning, to be repetitiously similar.	10
23	74	Such sleen, together with the cold and the darkness, tend to close the arctic in the winter.	10
23	347	The severity of the possible punishments attendant upon falsehood in a slave tend, too, of course, to increase the fear of falsehood, and this fear then, felt deeply in the body, is all the more difficult to conceal.	10
24	95	Who else will chew the ice from our boots, and sew for us, and boil meat and tend the lamps, and keep us warm in the furs?" He rolled over in the furs.	10
27	34	Instinctively such animals, when in packs, tend to circle and attack simultaneously from different directions.	10
31	243	But after he has impregnated them they tend to remain, even when untied, for he is then their dominant".	10
31	259	"The restriction of mating to the dominants," I said, "plus the selections in the killings, must tend to produce a species unusually aggressive and savage".	10
32	169	They tend to rob one, because of their nature, of the closeness, the immediacy, the joy of the hot kill.	10
34	67	The metabolism of the Kur, however, does tend to be more under its control than it is with many organisms.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
51	148	For what it is worth women tend on the whole to be unsuccessful in conforming to masculine images, and tend to take gracefully and naturally to feminine images, toward which they seem to have genetic predispositions.	10
1	540	Most Kurii, like most men, as a consequence of this dominance of the left hemisphere, tend to be "right-pawed," or right-handed, so to speak.	10
6	66	The shields in this area tend to have that shape.	10
6	529	The inmost wharves tend to have lower numbers, on the starboard side of the port, as one enters the harbor.	10
27	234	They tend to excite masters, and often improve a girl's price.	10
28	8	At night we would pull the canoe ashore, camouflage it, and make our camp about a half pasang inland, to minimize any danger from possible tharlarion, which tend to remain near the water.	10
31	6	It might tend to allay suspicion that she was not in favor.	10
32	164	Too, like the roof of a greenhouse, the lush green canopies of the rain forest tend to hold this moisture within.	10
34	325	In actual practice, of course, masters tend to pay a great deal of attention to the thoughts and feelings of their lovely slaves.	10
34	800	The first and other names, however, tend to remain constant.	10
53	71	Given the habits of the fish I had little doubt but that this place was an ancient mating ground for them, for the grunt populations tend to return again and again to the places of their frenzy, wherever, usually in a lagoon or shallow place in a river, they may be.	10

Book 14. (21 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	429	Men tend to be extremely interested in things they own, and tend, usually, to be quite fond of them.	10
7	958	"And," she said, "would not the feminine man and the masculine woman, by their comparative rarity, tend not to cancel out the obvious differences between men and women but rather, in their relative uniqueness, tend to point up the contrasts and differences even more vividly?" I began to grow irritat...	10
11	402	Men of Earth tend to think of territory in a manner that might be considered circumferential, whereas Goreans tend to think of it as a more radial sort of thing.	10
10	39	Gorean masters tend not to be tolerant of the feelings of slaves.	10
11	399	Men of Gor tend to think of cities and the lands controlled by them.	10
11	414	One result of this attitude is that most wars, most armed altercations, tend to be very local.	10
11	415	They tend to involve, usually, only a few cities and their associated villages and territories, rather than gigantic political entities such as nations.	10
12	247	The feelings of a woman toward a man who may not be fully tame tend to be ambiguous.	10
12	253	Gorean women, not trained to be ashamed of their instincts, not tutored in the betrayal and suppression of their nature, tend to look upon males whom they find attractive with both honesty and pleasure.	10
12	366	Gorean men tend to enjoy teaching them their slavery.	10
13	52	Jealousies and strifes, rivalries, even armed conflicts, tend often to separate Gorean cities.	10
13	440	The pace of life in a Gorean city, even a large city such as Ar, does not tend to be swift.	10
13	543	I do not think this was simply because we feared to irritate or offend passing Goreans, who tend to view languages other than their own as barbarous, or because slaves are expected to use a speech intelligible to their masters, but because, for most practical purposes, Gorean had become our language...	10
16	14	To be sure, certain skills tend to be associated traditionally with certain castes, a fact which is clearly indicated in caste titles, such as the leather workers, the metal workers, the singers, and the peasants.	10
16	18	Professional women, it is well understood, tend not to reproduce themselves, a situation which, over time, would be likely to produce a diminution in the quality of the caste.	10
16	40	Similarly, caste lines tend sometimes to be vague, and the relation between castes and subcastes.	10
16	50	Each does, however, tend to think of his own caste as something special, and, somehow, I suspect, as being perhaps a little bit preferable to the others.	10
18	6	These colors tend to be cultural for Goreans with respect to housings for domestic animals.	10
19	325	Goreans tend, culturally, to be fond of long hair on a woman.	10
20	55	The sweat and water on my body, I hoped, would tend to slide blows away, were they struck at oblique angles.	10
34	164	Their values, of course, as that of other domestic animals, tend to fluctuate with market conditions.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	471	About this, however, I do not know a great deal, as Goreans tend not to be loquacious in such matters.	10
4	491	The women of one city tend on the whole to be regarded by the men of other cities as attractive candidates for the collar, as potential "slave meat".	10
6	43	Also, of course, in the future, this action might tend to divide the confederation in its feelings toward Ar.	10
14	31	At such times, for my amusement and interest, I occasionally frequented some of the dock markets, where, though cheap girls tend to be sold there, one may occasionally see a real beauty being vended.	10
19	74	Other generally respected coins tend to be the silver tarsk of Tharna, the golden tarn disk of Ko-ro-ba, and the golden tarn of Port Kar, the latter particularly on the western Vosk, in the Tamber Gulf region, and a few hundred pasangs north and south of the Vosk's delta.	10
21	149	Slave girls tend to speak openly and honestly.	10
21	152	Similarly Gorean men tend on the whole, unabashedly, to be perfectly frank about such matters.	10
23	153	This is particularly true with the subtle differences, and dimensions and increments, which tend to divide masters.	10
25	95	Gorean men, in certain matters, tend not to be patient.	10
27	116	In the spring prices tend to be highest on such materials.	10
33	60	They tend not to be patient with slaves.	10
33	181	Jort's Ferry and Point Alfred lie west of Ar's Station, and tend to follow the lead of Ar's Station, favoring generally the politics of Ar.	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	148	Free women tend to object, for the eyes of their companions tend almost inadvertently to stray to the exposed flesh of such girls.	10
11	151	Perhaps this is the reason that magistrates tend to frown upon the practice.	10
11	169	The men of Tharna, incidentally, commonly give their girls little to wear, even by Gorean standards, and tend to take profound satisfaction in their near nudity.	10
11	170	This is doubtless why they tend to favor the common camisk.	10
11	174	The men of Tharna tend to be very strict with their slaves.	10
17	20	Free women, incidentally, tend to avoid the Street of the Writhing Slave.	10
18	93	It is little wonder then that slaves, in a situation where their condition is scarcely unique, and in a supportive, appropriate cultural matrix, where they are free, without being subjected to envious, vicious, hysterical criticism, to be themselves, tend, once the right master is found, to be relie...	10
19	402	A third reason why girls tend to wear their collars with pleasure and pride, aside from the attractiveness of the collar and its seductiveness, is seldom mentioned.	10
19	960	On the other hand, it is hard to tell, for Goreans tend to favor the natural female.	10
19	1115	Such women tend to become superb slaves.	10
20	1785	Too, Goreans tend to be much closer to nature than at least the common urbanite of Earth.	10

Book 17. (16 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	407	Their hind legs, some eight to ten inches in width, are proportionately shorter than their arms, which tend to be some eight inches in width at the biceps and some five inches, or so, in width at the wrist.	10
1	581	The intonation contours, as well as meaningful tonal qualities, pitches and stresses, from which one can gather so much in living speech, unfortunately, tend to be absent or only randomly correlated in such a formal, desiccated output.	10
1	780	Priest-Kings, on the whole, tend to ignore such beasts.	10
1	797	They tend to be a more slender, longer-limbed people; their daughters menstruate earlier; and their babies are not born with a blue spot at the base of the spine, as is the case with most of the red hunters.	10
1	1076	In particular, it tends, on the whole, to arrange social hierarchies in such a way that the society is oriented toward aggressiveness and warfare, features which tend to protect and preserve, in an almost natural harmony and balance, delicate relationships between food supplies, territories and popu...	10
2	129	The markets, thus, tend to extend into the canal itself.	10
2	225	The Barrens, accordingly, tend to be afflicted with great extremes of temperature, often experiencing bitterly cold winters and long, hot, dry summers.	10
6	41	These peregrinations, as would be expected, tend to take a herd in and out of the territory of given tribes at given times.	10
6	47	Accordingly the herds tend not so much to migrate with the seasons as to drift with them, the ovoid grazing patterns tending to bend northward in the summer and southward in the winter.	10
8	394	Certain coins, such as the silver tarsk of Tharna and the golden tarn of Ar, tend, to some extent, to standardize what otherwise might be a mercantile chaos.	10
13	207	They tend to be impatient in such respects, even with their own women.	10
14	23	They tend to be friendly and outgoing.	10
14	28	They tend to be the intermediaries and diplomats of the western Barrens.	10
14	74	It is not merely that it is more common nearer the perimeter but, I think, that it serves as a reminder, near the perimeter, of the reality and proximity of the red nations, whereas these same nations, or tribes, far from the perimeter tend to be regarded not only as remote but as almost mythical pe...	10
14	966	Goreans, in general, not merely red savages, tend to be wary of strangers, in particular those who speak other languages or come from other territories or cities.	10
19	388	You will tend lodges.	10

Book 18. (24 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	140	This is counterinstinctual for most varieties of tabuk, which, when sensing danger, tend to freeze, in a tense, standing position and then, if alarmed further, tend to scurry away, depending on their agility and speed to escape predators.	10
1	399	This, like the rotation of police powers among warrior societies, is a portion of the checks and balances, so to speak, which tend to characterize tribal governance.	10
2	145	They tend to be fond of their brands and collars, as they usually are of their masters.	10
3	24	Lines of such trees, in the Barrens, and low, sloping geodesics, watersheds, tend to mark, often, the location of the tiny streams which occur in the country.	10
4	114	Slave girls tend to be very proud and happy in their sexuality.	10
4	115	This type of pleasure, commonly denied to the free woman, is probably an additional reason why they tend to hate their helplessly embonded sisters.	10
4	168	Similarly different encampment sites tend to be favored by different tribes.	10
4	175	Different tribes, too, incidentally, tend to use different moccasin designs.	10
7	493	Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to...	10
7	503	Similarly, interestingly, whether for historical reasons or not, these cultures tend to be in substantial agreement on the divisions.	10
9	191	Gorean men tend to believe that attractive women belong in collars.	10
9	587	The buying and selling, and trading, and bestowing, and such, of women tends to increase, course, the possibilities of a fellow's chances of obtaining a slave whom he really wants, whom he would die for, as indeed they tend to improve the probabilities of the girl, as well, falling into the hands of...	10
13	79	Most Gorean women, like most human females, in general, tend to be short, curvaceous and dark-haired.	10
14	424	They might tend to think of them as being, in some odd way, repulsively unnatural, or, perhaps, worse, as being mentally ill.	10
18	270	Such councils tend to be open to the noble, the proven and worthy.	10
27	42	This would tend to prevent, we hoped, not only swooping, talon attacks but also the close-quarters work of which the red savage, with his small bow, is fond.	10
28	311	Certain psychological factors, also, in this type of situation, tend to favor the attacker.	10
34	363	Indeed, slave girls tend to enjoy such garments.	10
37	139	Some varieties of prairie tabuk, interestingly, when sensing danger, tend to lie down.	10
39	206	Accordingly, girls with pierced ears, "pierced-ear girls," tend to bring higher prices in the markets.	10
41	98	These two things tend, then, in your understanding to merge into only one, in this case that your shield betrayed you".	10
43	369	When the young men set themselves to the development of such plans small slave girls in a camp, particularly white ones, tend to become afraid, for they know that they are not much weight for a kaiila to pull.	10
54	294	Red savages often, like many men of the Tahari, tend to find a special attractiveness in large-breasted women.	10
54	313	In Gorean law allegiances to a Home Stone, and not physical structures and locations, tend to define communities.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	123	The fees for their use are not contractually controlled, as are those of the regular camp slaves, but the fees of the camp slaves, of course, being fixed and almost nominal, tend to exert a considerable, informal influence on the market; they set competitive standards, ensure realistic pricings and ...	10
16	123	Gorean vehicles, commonly slow moving, tend to keep to the center of a road, except in passing.	10
17	71	One might note, in passing, that the glances men of Gor cast upon women seem seldom to be surreptitious, even those cast upon free women, but tend rather to be good-humored, good-natured, direct, frank, honest, and healthy, and are not unoften appraisive.	10
17	78	To be sure, Gorean men, as would any man, tend to look differently on free women and slaves.	10
30	26	Slave girls, who often go barefoot, tend to be very much aware of this sort of thing.	10
33	782	The classical knowledge distinctions on Gor tend to follow caste lines, the first knowledge being regarded as appropriate for the lower castes and the second knowledge for the higher castes.	10
33	784	The distinctions, however, between knowledge tend to be somewhat imperfect and artificial.	10
33	787	Gorean libraries, like the tables of Kaissa tournaments, tend to be open to men of all castes.	10
36	637	Chairs, it might be mentioned, are not common in Gorean dwellings, which tend to be simple and sparsely furnished, that as a matter of choice rather than frugality.	10
36	640	Compartments, or at least many of them, tend to be light and airy, and often have bright walls and a flooring of broad, multicolored tiles.	10
36	641	Goreans tend to be fond of color.	10

Book 20. (24 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	91	Most Gorean women tend to be attractive, and most Gorean men tend to be strong, for example.	10
10	235	They tend to be attractive; they tend to have strong needs; they train quickly, and well; it is seldom necessary to whip them, though it is useful, for their own instruction and benefit, to occasionally do so; it is easier to hone their slave reflexes; they come to orgasm more quickly and helplessly...	10
2	273	Too, it might be noted that many dramatic masks have megaphonic devices built into them which tend to amplify the actors' voices.	10
2	919	They tend to be vain of their hair, but one effects nothing critical in this regard.	10
4	61	"You have girls who tend you hand and foot," she said.	10
6	28	They tend to treat them with great cruelty and viciousness in general, and, in particular, they are not likely to be pleasant with one who has been so bold as to commit the heinous crime of impersonating one of them.	10
6	102	It is interesting to note that even some Earth girls on Gor, after a short while, tend to become sensitive to this sort of thing.	10
6	111	Rather, now, in their place in the perfection of nature, yielded fully, helplessly, choicelessly, if you like, submitted at the feet of men, their deepest sexuality and needs recognized, attended to and fulfilled, they tend to think of its joy.	10
8	142	Sleen, which tend to be fine hunters and splendid trackers, which are swiftly moving, aggressive, serpentine, generally nocturnal animals, particularly in the wild state, are less fastidious about their eating habits.	10
9	314	Goreans tend to be less gentlemen, than owners and masters of females.	10
9	315	In the order of nature they tend to acquire and dominate them, making them uncompromisingly their own.	10
10	663	I need a girl to cook for me, and to dust, to launder and iron, and sew, to run and fetch, to perform menial chores, to gather wood, and water, to tend fires, to wash utensils, to tidy the wagon, and such".	10
12	78	If these irregular or eccentric defenses tend to be successful, of course, they soon, too, become part of the familiar, analyzed lore of the game.	10
13	329	They did tend to resemble the natural noises of urts.	10
14	281	Urts tend to be myopic.	10
15	78	Their activities tend then to be performed with less confidence, and more hesitantly.	10
16	44	Another advantage of choosing a distant city is that there are not likely to be citizens of that city in the audience, who might take exception to the performance, though, to be sure, most Goreans understand what is going on and tend to enjoy the farce immensely, even if the captain is supposed to b...	10
16	83	To be sure, there tend to be few restrictions on the movements of players on Gor.	10
16	84	They tend to travel about, on the whole, pretty much as they please.	10
16	85	They tend to have free access almost everywhere, being welcomed, unquestioned, in most Gorean camps, villages, towns and cities.	10
16	86	In this respect, they tend to resemble musicians, who generally enjoy similar privileges.	10
16	1057	It is one thing to play for a female, of course, for Goreans tend to regard such as fit for spoils and loot, particularly if they should be, to begin with, naught but properties, mere chattels, but it is quite another to set free males at stake.	10
19	7	Other than in their military significance, of course, such bridges tend to be quite beautiful and, functionally, serve to divide the cities into a number of convenient levels.	10
21	104	In this manner, too, of course, they would tend to be safe from common thieves, whose investigations presumably would be directed more toward the breaking open of strong boxes and the search for secret hiding places.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	219	Even free women tend to ponder this question to their pillow, whether or not they might be good enough to collar.	10
2	15	Most Gorean peasants live in such villages, many of them palisaded, which they leave in the morning to tend their fields, to which they return at night after their day's labors.	10
2	36	We tend to take them for granted.	10
3	407	Peasants, unlike women of the cities, tend to be very practical about such matters.	10
4	45	Their shields tend to be oval, like those of Turians.	10
14	25	This inclination, incidentally, is not all that uncommon among individuals whose fortunes tend to be intimately involved in such matters as importation and exportation, the location and exploitation of foreign markets, and, in general, the overseas trade, the Thassa and island trade.	10
16	1491	Goreans tend to be fond of such things.	10
16	1493	They also tend to be fond of fabrics stimulatory to the touch, spices tantalizing to their taste, strong, powerful melodies, and beautiful females.	10
19	35	They tend to be quite proud of their calling, it being handed down often from father to son.	10
19	36	There are various perquisites connected with membership in this caste, among them, if one is a professional thief, protection from being hunted down and killed by caste members, who tend to be quite jealous of their various territories and prerogatives.	10
22	217	Similarly, some of the games tend to encourage the development of audacity and leadership.	10
22	352	Such buildings tend to be vulnerable to structural stresses, and are sometimes weakened by slight movements of the earth.	10
25	355	One difference between Gorean sexual tastes and those of Earth, I might mention, is that Gorean sexual tastes, at least in my opinion, are much broader and more tolerant than those of Earth, or at least those of Western Civilization, and tend to run toward the statistical norms of the human female.	10
25	358	Also, although I suppose the matter is neither here nor there, Goreans also tend to prize women for such things as their intelligence, emotional depth, charm and personality.	10
26	1188	They tend to understand themselves, and their nature, and love it".	10
27	190	They, too, of course, can exert their spell upon a property girl, and they tend, as do many other forms of bonds, to prod and kindle the ever-smoldering embers of her slave fires into open flame.	10

Book 22. (21 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	413	For example, if one is not strong, one might tend to disparage strength, or claim that it is not important.	10
6	415	Similarly, if one is not beautiful, or attractive, one might tend to disparage beauty, or attractiveness, or claim that it is not important.	10
10	557	The small, soft, rounded shoulders of a woman, incidentally, like the rest of a female, Gorean men tend to find very provocative.	10
11	714	Such skills, too, tend to be appreciated by other Goreans, and are not looked down on.	10
13	298	Similarly, and perhaps for similar reasons, Gorean men tend, on the whole, it seems, to prefer normal-sized, lovely breasted, sweetly thighed women, with broad love cradles, as opposed to unusually tall, breastless, narrow-thighed women with narrow hips.	10
13	733	Too, they tend to be good for the girl's discipline.	10
13	839	These noises are to be distinguished from conventionalized exclamations, which do tend to be culture bound.	10
17	44	They tend to be segregated, of course.	10
17	47	In the late afternoon, after the baths, the men tend to wend their way home, looking forward to their evening meal.	10
20	182	Whereas in the cities, where the rights of citizenship are clearest, where the sways of custom and tradition tend to be jealously guarded, where the influence of Home Stones is likely to be most keenly felt, free labor has generally held its own, the same cannot be said for all rural areas of Gor, p...	10
20	197	Also, many cities, save those interested, for one reason or another, in increasing their population, for better or for worse, tend not be enthusiastic about accepting influxes of the indigent.	10
20	200	Whereas they welcome currently lower prices on produce and greater assurances of its variety and quantities, they also tend to regret the withdrawal or loss of the local peasantry, which provided them not only with a plethora of individual suppliers, tending to generate a free market, complex and co...	10
20	231	On the other hand, it is suspected that work masters tend to be somewhat reluctant to free the fellows on their chains.	10
24	326	Some of these tend to have rather fixed forms, sanctioned by custom and tradition, such as the stately "Contrition Dance" of Turia.	10
26	115	Still I was a dancer, and we tend to bring higher prices.	10
33	137	Such enforcements, too, tend to be reassuring, and arousing, to a woman.	10
33	168	They tend to trust the edge on the weapon to no one but themselves.	10
34	507	We had dallied for some Ahn, loving, and eating, and chatting, for Goreans tend to be patient in their pleasures.	10
34	530	Too, we tend to favor on the whole the natural woman, rather like yourself, in height and figure.	10
34	532	Too, which might surprise the men of your world, we tend to favor intelligence in women.	10
34	533	They tend to be more in touch with their feelings, needs, and such than less intelligent women.	10

Book 23. (19 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	467	Similarly, after a time the besiegers tend to exhaust the food supplies available in the countryside and may well themselves suffer from hunger before the besieged.	10
4	28	This does not mean that bath girls may not be available to tend to a strong male's various wants in the men's baths, or that handsome silk slaves, if they are summoned, may not appear in attendance in the baths of free women.	10
4	87	"Then tend the fire.	10
6	833	Too, it is difficult to use a sword in a professional manner in the darkness, and I tend to be vain about such things.	10
10	229	To be sure, I might have been somewhat prejudiced, for I remembered Klio's lovely dark hair, and I tend to be partial to brunettes.	10
11	71	I tend to think it is rather cruel, and unnecessary, and I suspect that any accruing benefits may be otherwise obtained, and as easily, by regimens more typical, regimens less expensive of the slave's misery.	10
15	1048	I did not want to use a belt on her, or such, because, as a master, first, I tend to be a bit sparing in such matters, and, second, before I administer such a punishment, I usually, though not always, wish for the woman to have an ample opportunity to anticipate it, and thus to understand what it is...	10
21	946	This is perhaps because Goreans tend to think of Earth women as slave stock.	10
21	947	There are a number of reasons for this, for example, they tend to eschew face veiling, thereby shamelessly exposing their features to public inspection, a convenience, incidentally, for woman hunters; they think little of baring portions of their body unthinkable to the Gorean free woman, particular...	10
21	1101	These tiny, sensuous, lovely sounds tend to be sexually stimulating, as well, to both the master and the slave.	10
21	1144	Gorean actresses, as actresses most anywhere, I suppose, tend to be beautiful, and, at least on Gor, many of them are quite talented.	10
21	1156	In short, whereas the term 'girl' has diverse connotations, most tend to be highly complimentary, at least in the Gorean sense, as suggesting a female well worth hunting down, or capturing, or buying and owning.	10
21	1209	Goreans tend to find women excruciatingly beautiful, and that is doubtless why they put collars on them and own them.	10
21	1378	But, in time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave.	10
21	1398	I supposed that Aemilianus might think that Cosian names might be better for slaves, whereas Calliodorus might tend to approve more of names more typical of the south, say, those of Venna or Ar.	10
24	692	Goreans tend to be very sensitive to matters of ritual, tradition, custom, symbolism, and such.	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	764	Human beings tend to be superstitious and so I suppose it is only to be expected that an occupation would arise to capitalize upon this species characteristic.	10
24	950	Certain names on Gor tend to be used almost exclusively as slave names, such as Dina, Lita, Lana, Tafa, Tela, Tula, and so on.	10

Book 24. (26 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	126	It would not really do, of course, to whip her for such things, as she was free, and, even in the case of slaves, masters tend to be tolerant of such things.	10
1	290	Some Cosians tend to be fond of hot paga.	10
1	354	I myself, like many warriors, terribly enough, I suppose, tend to see war more as the most perilous and exhilarating of sports, a game of warriors and Ubars.	10
1	829	Such melodies tend to be sexually stimulating, and powerfully so, both for the merchandise being vended, who must dance to them, and for the buyers.	10
1	1284	In this sense, locating men, or larls, or sleen, which tend to double back, often to attack their pursuers, is not like locating buttons.	10
12	94	They, in their small, scattered communities, tend to be secretive, fiercely independent folk.	10
14	48	Gorean masters tend not to look with tolerance upon escape attempts on the part of such.	10
17	56	Victors tend to find them of interest.	10
17	58	Fair prisoners tend to herd well.	10
17	61	Too, of course, they know that Gorean captors do not tend to look leniently on attempts to escape by pretty things such as they, no more than by female slaves, which they may soon be.	10
17	217	Once outside the delta the sting flies, which spend most of their adult lives as solitary insects, tend to disperse.	10
17	238	"My eyes!" The flies tend to be attracted to the eyes, as to moist, bright objects.	10
19	279	They also tend to frown on the dyeing of hair.	10
19	853	The larger uls, as opposed to the several smaller varieties, some as small as jards, tend to be isolated and territorial.	10
19	1133	Indeed, many free women, while expressing disinterest in such matters, or disgust at their very thought, tend to be fascinated by them, and inquire eagerly into them.	10
28	21	I myself tend to see the disciplinary aspects of clothing as interesting, and not to be overlooked, but minor.	10
29	32	They tend to be much less dilatory in launching their strike.	10
31	30	Rence women, on the whole, tend to be ill-tempered, frustrated and jealous of men.	10
36	120	Such camps tend not to be placed within the walls of cities.	10
36	149	Goreans tend to keep their streets very well.	10
36	168	She was, after all, a woman of Ar, for which city he now held little love, that city which had abandoned Ar's Station to her fate; too, she was a traitress and such tend, regardless of the side they have betrayed, to be treated with great contempt and severity by Gorean men; thirdly, she had spied f...	10
36	173	On the other hand, Gorean men tend to be fond of large varieties of women.	10
37	136	The brands, too, the most common of which is the cursive kef, tend to be tiny, tasteful, and unobtrusive.	10
45	95	It is for such a reason, doubtless, that the slave routes between Earth and Gor tend to be regularly plied.	10
46	245	It is not merely that Gorean masters tend not to be tolerant of such behavior in their female slaves, but that there is really nowhere to run.	10
47	196	Too, as one might expect, in such a milieu, rumors tend to be rampant.	10

Book 25. (26 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	41	Such garments, and their meaning, tend to excite women, inordinately.	10
3	849	Aside from this, it might be noted, of course, that the sexual cycles of various species do tend to be correlated with the cycles of the moon, presumably through one natural selection or another.	10
3	856	Thus the "one" side is slightly heavier and, in normal play, should tend to land face down more often than, say, the "six" side, this bringing up the opposite side, the "six" side in Earth dice, somewhat more frequently.	10
8	283	Women tend to respond to a great variety of properties in a male, few of which are directly correlated with facial symmetries.	10
9	710	Accordingly, they tend to become content, and serene, and beautiful.	10
12	277	Also, it has been my personal experience, for what it is worth, that slaves are almost always more intelligent and sensitive than free women, who often, at least until taken in hand, tend to be ignorant, smug, vain and stupid.	10
14	338	Do you not think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr".	10
19	1453	Slave needs tend to develop and deepen in the course of a girl's bondage.	10
20	503	It is a well-known fact, on the world, Earth, that the cursive script of diverse nationalities, such as the English, French and Italian, tend to differ in certain general ways, quite aside from the individual characteristics of particular writers.	10
20	504	Certain letters, for example, tend to be formed differently, and so on.	10
20	510	The differences tend to have more to do with the "cast" of the hand, so to speak, its general appearance, a function of a number of things, such as size, spacing of letters, linkages among them, length of loops, nature of end strokes, and such.	10
20	766	"To be sure, in the dance," I said, "these movements tend to be under much stricter control.	10
21	79	Too, of course, that the message was considered "private" would tend not only to confirm her suspicions, but to excite and intrigue her".	10
21	500	Such things tend to increase one's reputation in such matters".	10
22	271	There are some differences in speech, that is, in accent, but even they tend to be negligible.	10
22	443	Gorean tastes in women, you see, while surely accepting of a diversity of symmetries, tend toward the normal female, luscious, vital, sensuous, and feminine, woman as nature in thousands of generations has designed her for the comfort and pleasure of man.	10
22	617	This is particularly the case with women, as most parts of women on the Gorean stage, other than those in high theater, which tend to be acted by boys or men, are acted by female slaves, many of whom cannot read.	10
22	623	These things tend rather, in many cases, to be associated with the caste structure and cultural traditions.	10
22	628	Songs and melodies tend to be handed down within the caste, from one generation to another.	10
22	631	Physicians, interestingly, perhaps for a similar reason, tend to keep records in archaic Gorean, which is incomprehensible to most Goreans.	10
24	116	Gorean men tend to be vain of their slaves, and often take them with them, often braceleted and on their leashes, in their movements about the city.	10
24	163	To be sure, Goreans tend to take their free women very seriously, though perhaps not as seriously as the free women are inclined to take themselves.	10
26	109	To be sure, there are certain garmentures which tend to be generally approved, and which are in common use, in particular, tunics of various cuts and brevities.	10
26	285	They, like male sleen, tend to become not only restless and aggressive, but dangerous.	10
28	80	I thought that perhaps she might, in time, tend to forget that she was now a slave and come again, on the whole, to think of herself as the Ubara of Ar.	10
28	102	They tend to remember.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	169	From the point of view of most, I suppose, the corridor would have counted as being, at best, only dimly lighted, but, as such things tend to be relative, it seemed, by contrast, well illuminated to me.	10
6	87	"They tend to be distributed about.	10
6	214	For what it is worth, as an economic sidelight on such matters, normally figured women, assuming, of course, that they are attractive and beautiful, tend, by far, to bring the highest prices.	10
7	134	Merchant practice, and social custom, tend to standardize such things.	10
7	772	Men such as he tend not to be patient with such as we.	10
7	860	And these men, as I have suggested, do not tend to be patient.	10
11	560	They tend to find them sexually stimulating.	10
11	563	It may be because they tend to be unfamiliar names to the men of this world.	10
11	1348	In this fashion it is not only the case that kajirae within the same house are likely to find themselves in rivalry, but that in the culture as a whole, wherever we are, on whatever chain, fastened to whatever wall, running whatever errand, heeling whatever masters, we tend to have a sense of such t...	10
13	212	Our intelligence, interestingly, makes us more the properties of our masters, just as one will demand, and have, more from an intelligent animal than from one less intelligent; we are more easily controlled in a thousand ways by as little as a glance or gesture, because we grasp what is required; ou...	10
13	213	Too, for what it is worth, intelligent women are commonly better looking than less intelligent women, a feature which is not without its appeal to masters, and one which makes them more likely candidates for the slavers' ropes and irons; too, they also tend to be more helplessly responsive in the ar...	10
13	214	They tend, as well, to be more in touch with their inner selves and secret needs, and less the victims of negativistic conditioning programs.	10
13	453	On the other hand, such things, I think, should seldom, if ever, be used with slaves, particularly with female slaves, who tend to be beautiful, delicate and sensitive.	10
16	45	The melodies of this world tend to be barbarically sensuous.	10
16	546	Might I not be able, sometime, to so serve, in some such place? Was I so inferior to them? Could I not serve wine, and tend to the cleaning, and polish silver, as well as they? How much better to be slave in a place such as this than in the pits! And how much better, too, I thought, might it be to b...	10
18	44	Slaves, incidentally, even on this world, where they are common, tend to attract masculine attention.	10
18	159	The men of Gor, our masters, tend to take honor very seriously.	10
19	82	One form of booty, on the other hand, does tend to be brought to the city, and that is female booty.	10
19	741	Needless to say, these various aspects, and others, symbolic and otherwise, do not function independently of one another but tend, naturally enough, to function in such a manner that each deepens and strengthens the effects of the other.	10
19	1106	The men of this world tend to be particular about their cities.	10
24	160	They tend to be transmitted not by banners, or standards, or even pennons, but by tarn drums, trumpets, and such.	10
24	704	How amusing to have such a woman as a slave, to have her serve his meals, to order her, at so little as a snapping of fingers, to pose or dance, or to strip and hasten to the furs! But, sooner or later, one supposed, or might hope that, for her sake, her past would tend to be forgotten, and she migh...	10
29	198	They tend to be careful of their appearance and often delight in looking well.	10
37	621	When one urt leaves the nest, others tend to follow.	10
37	654	In the cage women, as in chains and kennels, tend to become sensitive to many things, in particular, that they are females.	10
43	111	Such things tend not to be overlooked by the men of this world.	10
43	112	They tend to disapprove of such slaves.	10

Book 27. (33 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	795	On the other hand, there was also doubtless something to be said for a virginal, dewy, youthful eighteen, not so much perhaps from the point of view of the slave herself, as she would tend to be looked down upon, and be regarded as relatively inconsequential, even by her sister slaves, but from the ...	10
15	58	Such women tend to be reflective and introspective, and tend thus to be in closer touch with their needs, desires and emotions than simpler women.	10
2	16	They tend to be demanding and impatient.	10
4	346	Accordingly, in many respects, not being afflicted by these processes, the human beings of our supposed world, that on which I am inviting you to conjecture, might tend in many ways to be healthier and happier, and to find their lives more rewarding and meaningful, more worth living, than many of th...	10
6	85	Too, though such things tend to be of no real consequence on this world, there would be, at least in this city, papers on her.	10
11	1005	"The whip?" "The Kurii, in whose service I labor," he said, "tend to be quite tolerant of the interests and dispositions of their human agents".	10
11	1015	As a result we, and those akin to us, tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable.	10
13	638	Goreans, you see, tend to be great believers in rank, distance and hierarchy.	10
15	431	Collectors, too, tend to be interested in the background of exotics, for example, who bred them, and where they were bred, and such.	10
16	873	On the whole, however, Goreans tend to be remarkably free of vulgarity, perhaps because their world is, on the whole, so much more innocent, natural and conducive to human happiness than at least one other world.	10
16	875	The Gorean will often tend to be courteous and refined in his speech, and yet, in action, direct and forceful, sometimes even ruthless and brutal.	10
16	936	The torches, and some lamps, tend to be lit toward dark by the market attendants.	10
17	43	The Gorean males, on the other hand, the monsters, tend to remain complacent, content to let these slaves compete with one another, each trying to outdo the other, each trying to see if it cannot be she who most pleases the master.	10
17	180	"Such small scars tend to mark barbarians".	10
17	458	They tend to be extremely dangerous, possibly because they are familiar with the ways of men and have tasted human flesh".	10
17	879	She supposed she should have asked permission to speak, but such things tend to be contextual.	10
17	881	But habit, practice, and common sense tend to govern such matters.	10
18	164	"How natural, how radiant, how free, how happy, they seem!" Many of the female slaves had long hair, as masters tend to favor such hair in slaves.	10
18	381	Masters, as with other valuable possessions, tend to take a detailed personal interest in their slaves, sometimes washing them, as one might a dog, combing their hair for the pleasure they derive from this activity, dressing them for their pleasure, having them display their beauty in a variety of a...	10
20	89	In a sales coffle two policies tend to predominate: sometimes the most beautiful are saved for the end, which has led to the saying "rich enough to buy from the end of the chain," or, more often, the girls are mixed on the chain with various sales strategies in mind, for example, mixing skin colors,...	10
20	91	Buyers tend to approve of this arrangement, for one can then suppose that one has had the best buy, regardless of the girl's position on the chain.	10
20	612	They tend to grow in thick patches.	10
22	6	Goreans do not eschew emotion; eagerness, zeal, warmth, heat and passion are common with them; they tend to be vehement, hearty, cordial, enthusiastic, ardent, impetuous; they are quick to anger, quick to forget, quick to laugh; they do not pretend to subscribe to obvious falsehoods; they value trut...	10
24	243	Masters seem to enjoy this, and the slaves, too, tend to relish it, the intimacy and such, though the slave understands that she is being groomed, as her master's animal, much as might be a kaiila or pet sleen.	10
25	1004	Goreans respect wealth but tend to value other attributes more highly, and, indeed, to the credit of the Merchants, it should be noted that they usually do so, as well.	10
26	1113	Do not peasants upon occasion hide their daughters? Do not the men of the Tahari order their slaves to the tents upon the approach of strangers, and so on? On Gor, it might be mentioned, that some of these things might be better understood, women tend to be regarded as goods and prizes, as loot and ...	10
26	1395	"Tend the fire then," suggested another.	10
27	79	One might note, in passing, that the usual Gorean taste in women tends to favor the statistically natural or normal woman, the lovely, nicely figured woman of average height and weight, who as a slave fits nicely in a man's arms, as opposed to the more unusual "model types," who tend to be awkward, ...	10
27	1375	Is there not a collar on their neck, which they cannot remove? Are they in slave garb not much bared, even brazenly exhibited? Must they not now kneel, even to those who might formerly have been equals and peers? Must they not now obey instantly and unquestioningly? Are they not now owned? Are they ...	10
28	38	Whereas the sexual drives of Gorean males, not undermined by, nor diminished by, pathological, sometimes even inconsistent, conditioning programs, and such, tend to be frequently insistent, urgent, powerful, and uncompromising, they usually have at their disposal the means to satisfy their needs, an...	10
28	100	Such beasts, burrowing, six-legged, sinuous, carnivorous, unless on a scent, tend to be territorial.	10
29	234	Such tend not to be tolerant of even trivial, and inadvertent, imperfections of service.	10
30	723	To be sure, although the men of Gor tend to be larger and stronger than the men of Earth, I am sure the primary differences between them are largely cultural.	10

Book 28. (22 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
67	138	It is not an inexplicable happenstance that foods which nourish beasts tend to have an agreeable taste to them and those unlikely to nourish them tend to have a disagreeable taste to them.	10
1	310	Presumably Priest-Kings, if interested in such matters, would select appropriate seed and eggs, fertilize them, and then tend the consequent embryos, at least for a time, in a secure laboratory environment.	10
1	318	On the whole, however, this is rare with Gorean humans, who tend to be traditional in such matters and accordingly are inclined to refrain from such practices.	10
1	956	To be sure, some deference is usually accorded to allied cities, which, however, are few, as Gorean polities tend to be mutually suspicious of, and often hostile to, one another.	10
3	303	Yet they tend to be persistently, delightfully, sometimes annoyingly, incorrigibly, curious.	10
5	260	They tend to regard humans, on the whole, as food.	10
8	132	"In any event," said Agamemnon, "human males tend to be uneasy in his presence, and human females cry out and withdraw, often screaming and sobbing, to the length of their chains".	10
18	201	To be sure, she had been used against them, willingly or not, and Kurii do not tend to be a benevolently disposed, understanding or forgiving species.	10
21	117	Most humans, incidentally, have never seen a Kur womb, either of the shelf or wall type, as they tend to be hidden, and guarded.	10
34	180	"Have no fear," said Cabot, "I will eventually give you an opportunity to clean yourself, to tend your hair, as you can, to wash and press your tunic with warm stones, such things".	10
36	113	Beautiful women tend to be vain of their beauty, and it is natural for them to nurse, guard, and enhance it, and slave girls, commonly the most beauteous of all, for commonly it is only the most beautiful of girls which are taken for collaring, are no exception.	10
37	11	It was difficult to avoid these small camps, which were numerous, and the senses of Kurii, as is well known, tend to be acute.	10
37	17	Kurii tend not to be tolerant of failure.	10
43	128	"Let Lita tend your wounds".	10
51	91	Too, when a world becomes essentially a machine, with countless interlocking, dehumanized parts, practices, and procedures, there is little room or time left for the long-forgotten animals, once human, who tend to its needs, and now wander about within it, lost in its mazes".	10
52	11	Kurii tend not to be tolerant of defeat, and feel that only the blood lines of victory should be maintained and propagated.	10
53	112	They did tend to hate Kurii, and their easily initiated murderous rages often targeted isolated Kurii, whom they would swarm upon, regardless of their own safety, and destroy as they could.	10
55	40	Kurii tend to like cover.	10
56	242	"Tend their wounds," said Lord Grendel.	10
56	244	"Would you tend and heal a foe whom you might then face again, and less successfully?" asked a Kur.	10
60	104	"Tend him," said Lord Grendel.	10
66	83	"Whereas they, like Goreans, tend to think of all females as slaves, particularly as they consider their bodies in comparison with those of men, they do recognize that some females, however unaccountably, or irrationally, have a far superior status than themselves, that of the free woman".	10

Book 29. (31 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	531	Too, compared to the more ordinary, or average, woman, they tend to be, at least initially, more in touch with, and more aware of, and more open to, their own deepest needs, and desires.	10
2	78	On the other hand the environed trees, and, in particular, those marked or badged, tend on the whole to be left unmolested, in the various precincts.	10
2	134	Gorean masters, predictably, tend to favor young, luscious, female slaves.	10
2	187	Goreans tend to be extremely devoted to their castes.	10
3	16	Both know, so to speak, that they are meaningless, and no more than luscious toys for men, toys which, to their misery, and fear, may easily be discarded or replaced, and, accordingly, they tend to be acutely jealous of the attentions of their masters.	10
3	47	Gorean masters tend to be very proud of their slaves, rather as men of Earth are proud of their dogs and horses.	10
3	89	I supposed Constantina's hair must be a natural blonde, as Goreans tend to be very strict about such things.	10
3	98	There is a supposition amongst some buyers that blonde slaves tend to be more sexually inert, and less pathetically needful in the furs, than dark-haired slaves, but this supposition is mistaken.	10
3	420	Certainly one does not go about punishing the slaves of others, though free women tend to be rather free in this regard, and most Goreans are not above reprimanding errant slaves, whether their own or those of others.	10
3	799	Gorean vessels, incidentally, are usually shallow-drafted, and usually tend to keep in sight of land.	10
4	77	They tend to protect their mystery or privacy zealously.	10
4	80	Accordingly, the agents of Priest-Kings, on the surface of Gor, tend to move as Goreans would move, and commonly appear indistinguishable from ordinary Goreans.	10
7	27	Too, in the Gorean high culture, certain colors tend to be associated with certain castes, for example green with the Physicians, red, or scarlet, with the Warriors, yellow with the Builders, blue with the Scribes, white with the Initiates, and so on.	10
8	79	Too, I had lived for several months in the colonies, so to speak, and, as is well known, they tend be careless in such matters, even to the point of embarrassment.	10
8	156	They tend to regard such entries as effecting embondment, though, to be sure, there are various details to be later attended to, branding, collaring, and such.	10
9	73	The movements of free women on Gor tend to be restricted, and monitored.	10
12	100	Kurii tend to be powerful, short-tempered, dangerous beasts.	10
12	107	The women of Earth, unlike Gorean women, who tend to be zealously protected, are largely undefended and easily obtained.	10
12	109	Accordingly, access to the women of Earth, slave fruit, ripe for harvesting, is a not negligible emolument for Goreans, whose views of women tend to be less romantic than sexual and utilitarian.	10
12	121	One intended to sell them later, and beautiful women tend to bring higher prices.	10
12	287	The girls who tend tarn cots sometimes, in the evening, after the feeding, sing to their charges.	10
13	62	Proscription lists tend to be exacting, and Gorean justice, which tends to be expeditious and efficient, tends to pursue such matters with diligence.	10
16	15	A tarn flock will tend to cohere, to stay together, and it will also maintain a bird-to-bird distance.	10
16	51	Too, after a time they tend to acquire something of the charisma or potency often associated with certain images, or symbolic devices, such as flags.	10
18	175	To be sure, other theories might be proposed, too, for example that warfare conducted under such conditions might tend to improve the species, selecting for, say, intelligence, quickness, agility, and so on.	10
19	149	Such legends tend to blossom and enlarge long after their alleged source has vanished, and is no longer about to contradict them.	10
20	81	In this way the phalanxes tend to turn in the field, rather like a wheel of war.	10
26	245	They tend to close off curiosity and inquiry.	10
28	182	Goreans tend to view the women of Earth as natural slave stock.	10
38	145	They do tend to be popular in the markets, however, perhaps in part due to their charms as barbarians but, too, I suspect, due to their responsiveness to Gorean males, men of a sort for whom their former civilizations and cultures have but ill prepared them.	10
38	238	Such cohorts tend to reduce risks, at least in battle.	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	269	As we ascended the companionway others passed us, on the way down, to tend to the pumps.	10
9	335	Tarns, like larls and sleen, tend to find noise and violent motions disconcerting.	10
17	57	In any event, whatever may be the reason, or reasons, such women tend, almost invariably, to do well on the block.	10
17	60	This is perhaps one reason they tend to be resented, if not despised and hated, by their Gorean collar sisters, and, certainly, by free women.	10
17	109	Another discouragement of slave theft, aside from commonalities of Home Stone, and such, is that slaves, particularly in the high cities, tend to be abundant, and cheap.	10
17	111	To be sure, some slaves are extremely desirable, and those tend to be the most carefully supervised, guarded, and watched.	10
17	129	His Pani would be likely to set upon Pertinax, strip him, tie his feet together, and cast him, on a rope, over the stern, for the few sharks which tend, even in the open sea, to follow a ship, for the garbage.	10
20	126	Pierced ears, too, tend to improve a girl's price.	10
26	59	The hut was lit by hanging lamps, and floored by a large, colorful mat, presumably to enhance the pleasure of the clients, for the Pani, at least the high Pani, refined, and civilized, tend to be quite open to the pleasures of the senses, such as color, textures, scents, and such.	10

Book 31. (24 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	7	This difference takes place over generations, as right-handed persons tend to brace the right hand on the rim while leaning over to drink, and left-handed persons tend to place their weight on the left hand as they lean forward to drink.	10
5	31	Accordingly, the women in collars, Goreans or not, tend to be females of a sort which is of interest to men.	10
7	120	I hoped, of course, that anyone sent to tend me might be familiar with my language.	10
7	251	I do not think there was anything surprising or anomalous in this, for the linguistic skills of women, for whatever reason, tend to be considerable.	10
8	146	The responsibilities of the city and state tend to be limited, mostly to protection, civil and municipal, and arbitration.	10
8	1091	When I better learned your language, I was surprised to learn that you tend to regard the women of my world as natural slaves, and thus legitimate and appropriate prey for slavers.	10
8	1488	Gorean free women of the lower castes tend to be less fastidious, or strict, in such matters.	10
9	309	They tend to have something of the attitude of free women toward slaves of a sort likely to be of greater interest to men.	10
9	310	They tend to despise the needful, lovely, feminine slave, the sort men are likely to seek, capture, collar, and put to their feet.	10
10	245	I had been purchased, obviously, at least in part, for the work of a female slave, that I might labor on behalf of my mistress, keep the domicile, clean and launder, purchase, prepare, and cook food, as I might, fetch and carry, in particular bringing water from the fountains, run errands, indulge h...	10
10	530	It was late in the day, and the prices tend to be lower at such a time.	10
10	632	Goreans tend to be curious as to whence one's income is derived.	10
10	1022	In Ar there are several private laundering houses and they tend to live in an uneasy truce with one another, allotting districts amongst themselves.	10
14	29	Male masters tend to be exacting of their girls.	10
14	51	Their efforts not only redound to the honor of Ar, but, too, one supposes, tend to preserve the value and integrity of the market, which, in the long view, is doubtless in the best interest of the city's commerce.	10
15	238	Kurii, I would later learn, tend to avoid constricted spaces, and will seldom enter a space which has but a single opening.	10
18	4	It is called, however, like other such roads, the Aqueduct Road, for it follows the line of the aqueduct, to enable the approach of crews and service wagons, which tend regularly to the massive conduit, bringing fresh water from the snows and streams of the Voltai to Ar.	10
18	661	They tend to be quick with instruments of correction, usually of braided leather.	10
18	725	I would not even be permitted to speak to Jane or Eve, or even to the Lady Bina or Lord Grendel, unless I was commanded to do so, which commands were highly unlikely of issuance, as free persons tend to be consistent where the discipline of slaves is in question.	10
19	95	One game does tend to be standardized, or relatively standardized, however, and that is kaissa.	10
34	5	The kajirae who had been with the wagons, Jane, Eve, and myself, were forbidden to tend these rooms.	10
35	59	The Priest-Kings, as is well known, tend to refrain from interference in the affairs of both Kurii and men, provided their weapon and technology laws are respected".	10
36	37	Goreans tend to be fond of beauty and color, in garments, architecture, paving stones, utensils, tableware, and such.	10
37	187	In sleep, do you not see, hear, feel, and experience, though you do not leave your couch? That the body be protected it is surely desirable that you should seem to feel, say, a pain in an injured limb, that you will remove it from danger, or tend to it, but the limb may be felt when it no longer exi...	10

Book 32. (5 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	213	Then, statistically, over time, behaviors in the best interest of the organism, its health, longevity, replication, and survival, would tend to be favored.	10
25	231	Free women tend to think it is because of fear, fear of the switch or whip, of close chains, of unpleasant bindings, of restricted rations, heavy labors, enforced public nudity, and such.	10
36	6	"Panther Women, who tend to be large and fierce for women, often hold smaller, weaker women as slaves".	10
47	81	A free person will retain the fire maker, and the slave, who has usually arranged the materials for the fire, will tend it once it is burning.	10
52	31	Goreans tend to have a sense of proportion and harmony, of propriety, and beauty.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	9	Arrows are variously fletched, the fletching curving to the left or right, which determines the rotation of the missile in flight, the left-curving fletching producing what I tend to think of as a clockwise rotation, though, for Goreans, it would be a counterclockwise rotation, and the right produci...	10
45	69	In temperament the Kurii tend to be imperialistic, tenacious, ambitious, and fierce, and the Priest-Kings, on the whole, tend to be pacific and nonaggressive, content, on the whole, to defend their world, rather than seek out Kurii in their strongholds and methodologically destroy them.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	155	I would tend to move well to the side, my head lowered, if passing a free woman, while, if passing a free male, I would tend to keep my eyes straight ahead.	10
38	207	Bodies tend to be similar, but features tend to be individual, personal, and unique.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	139	It is difficult to find words for this as the feelings and attitudes tend to be pervasive, or nearly so, and thus tend to be so obvious or familiar that they are seldom articulated or named, particularly by the Goreans themselves.	10