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Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	27	It tends to become less effective if often used, and the rider is then at the mercy of the tarn.	10
10	124	Not only does this lubricant absorb much of the shock involved, but it tends, except under abnormal stress, to keep the seat of the saddle parallel to the ground.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	48	This love of their city tends to become invested in a stone which is known as the Home Stone, and which is normally kept in the highest cylinder in a city.	10
6	113	She will almost never encounter sadism or wanton cruelty, for the psychological environment that tends to breed these diseases is largely absent from Gor.	10
8	6	On the whole they seemed to me a pale and depressed lot, but I was confident they could accomplish what they set their minds to, that they might succeed in tasks which the average Gorean male, with his impatience and lightness of heart, would simply abandon as distasteful or not worth the effort, fo...	10

Book 3. (11 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	He informed me that in this time he had refuted seven hundred and eight scribes from fifty-seven cities, but I will not vouch for the accuracy of the report, as I sometimes suspect that Torm, like most members of his caste, and mine, tends to be a bit too sanguine in recounting his numerous victorie...	10
2	101	This may seem cruel but in the long run it tends to be conservative of human life; it is better, as the Goreans say, for one man to die than many.	10
6	46	She tends to be vital and beautiful to look upon.	10
7	42	This sweet, fierce, liquid speech is the common bond that tends to hold together the Gorean world.	10
10	3	The slightly acrid odor I had noticed tends to be a common property of all such signals, much as there is a common property to the sound of a human voice, whether it be that of an Englishman, a Bushman, a Chinese or a Gorean, which sets it apart from, say, the growling of animals, the hiss of snakes...	10
10	32	German, for example, tends to rely somewhat more on morpheme combination than does English or French.	10
13	31	The Priest-King, for all his intelligence, tends to be fond of established patterns, at least in basic cultural matters such as Nest mores and language, subscribing to them however not because of genetic necessity but rather a certain undoubtedly genetically based preference for that which is comfor...	10
16	137	"The frightened human, when fleeing and disoriented, tends to circle," said Misk.	10
26	278	Gorean thinking on this matter tends to be expressed by the saying that a slave girl grows bold if her lips are allowed to touch the name of her master.	10
27	94	I surmised there might be a similar shaft on the other side of her platform, knowing the symmetry that tends to mark the engineering aesthetics of Priest-Kings.	10
28	229	Perhaps one should not expatiate on this matter but the sensation tends to be an unsettling one, particularly at first.	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	265	It might also be mentioned that the Turian warrior, in his opinion, too seldom encounters the warrior of the Wagon Peoples, who tends to be a frustrating, swift and elusive foe, striking with great rapidity and withdrawing with goods and captives almost before it is understood what has occurred.	10
20	8	It is difficult to fire from the outside, and the roundness—like the roundness of Gorean towers in general—tends to increase the amount of oblique hits from catapult stones.	10
21	259	The narrow column, and probably the Tuchuk spacing, a Hundred and then the space for a Hundred, open, and then another Hundred, and so on, tends to narrow the front of dust, and the spaces between Hundreds give time for some of the dust to dissipate and also, incidentally, to rise sufficiently so th...	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	69	The fact that the disease tends to strike those who have maintained the observances recommended by the Caste of Initiates, and who regularly attend their numerous ceremonies, as well as those who do not, is seldom explained, though, when pressed, the Initiates speak of possible secret failures to ma...	10
5	401	"The human, which exists in reasonably large numbers on Gor, is intelligent, can be taught much, and tends to be a warlike creature".	10
9	21	Less impressive perhaps but even more essential to the operation of the House were its kitchens, its laundries, commissaries and storerooms; its medical facilities, in which dental care is also provided; its corridors of rooms for staff members, all of whom live in the House; its library, its record...	10
9	22	Many of these, of course, are simply put in pens and retained there until removed for sale; some lots are wholesaled to minor slavers, usually coming in from distant cities to pick up merchandise, which tends in Ar to be abundant and, on the whole, reasonably priced.	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
15	153	The training of a slave girl, like the training of an animal, tends to be a grueling task, calling for patience, time, good judgment and sternness.	10
19	57	Most were doubtless on their way to the ticket booths, for there is a small charge to enter the Curulean; the fee, though minimal, helps to defray the expenses of the market, most of which are met by commissions on sales transacted on its premises; the fee also tends to some extent, but I suspect no...	10
19	142	An extremely good price, under relatively normal market conditions, for a truly beautiful woman of High Caste tends to be about thirty pieces of gold, though some go as high as forty, and fifty is not unknown; these prices, for women of low caste, may be approximately halved.	10
22	401	Commonly, the tarn responds only to one voice command, that of "Tabuk," which tends, roughly, to mean "Hunt and feed"; further, I would have liked to use the Tuchuk temwood thrusting lance from the saddle of a tarn.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	19	Yet, as a weapon, it has serious disadvantages, and on Gor the crossbow, inferior in accuracy, range and rate of fire, with its heavy cable and its leaves of steel, tends to be generally favored.	10
10	175	Beyond this, lastly, it might be mentioned that Gorean society, on the whole, tends to be tradition bound, and that there is little questioning of the wisdom of one's fathers; in such a society individuals usually have an identity satisfactory to themselves, and a place in which they feel comfortabl...	10
17	125	Tarsk meat tends to be salty.	10

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	132	This seemed possible, for the population of an exchange island, like Teletus, tends to be somewhat more transient than that of an established city, with a tradition of perhaps a thousand or more years.	10
15	406	"Have you seen the dark-haired girl, who sometimes tends his tent?" she asked.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	724	Accordingly, statistically, he tends to select out women who are intelligent, loving and beautiful.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	91	It tends to bind Initiates together, making them interdependent, and muchly different from common men.	10
2	105	What if some of the claims of Initiates should be correct? What if they do have influence with Priest-Kings? The common Gorean tends to play it safe and honor the Initiates.	10
10	45	There was probably not one man at the Thing-Fair who took him truly to be of Ax Glacier; most obviously he did not have the epicanthic fold, which helps to protect the eyes of the men of Ax Glacier against extreme cold; further, he was much too large to be taken easily as a man of Ax Glacier; their ...	10
10	99	More literally, the expression tends to be based on the fact that the brief slave tunic of the south, the single garment permitted the female slave, is often of silk.	10
11	181	The Kur, moreover, tends to be an inveterate land animal.	10
17	164	Kurii, unlike Goreans, do not subject bondmaids to heavy labor; it toughens their meat; the bondmaids are separated from the males, that they be deprived of leadership; furthermore, the technique of keeping prisoners in single file, separating them by some feet, and preventing speech between them, t...	10

Book 10. (6 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	378	One tries different girls until one finds her, or those, who are the most exquisite, the most pleasing; one tends then, to keep them; this tends, too, to work out to the advantage of the women, the female slaves, but few, except themselves, are concerned with them, or their feelings; men, it is clea...	10
1	675	Chaining and tying, as is well known, tends to be sexually stimulatory to a female.	10
10	379	The dominant male is thus selected for in mate competition; the undominant male tends, statistically, to lose out to his stronger, more intelligent foe; correspondingly, evolution selected for the female who responds to the dominant male; she who fled such men either mated with weaker men, her child...	10
11	48	I noted that Hassan's men had thrown blankets over the heads of the kaiila, to prevent them from seeing the storm, and keep rain from striking their faces, which phenomenon, frightening them, tends to make them unmanageable.	10
14	196	This disorientation tends to keep men at Klima; fewer of them, thus, die in the desert.	10
23	118	In a Gorean engagement on foot, incidentally, assuming uniform lines, this drift is almost inevitable, because each man, in fighting, tends to shelter himself partially, as he can, behind the shield of the man on his right.	10

Book 11. (8 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
5	516	On Earth body veiling tends to be cultural, and not face veiling.	10
5	524	Too, seeing the lust of men to discern your features, and understanding what face veiling and unveiling means to them, tends to influence one's views of these matters.	10
16	23	In harsh weather, and at night, these cages are often covered with tarpaulins; this tends to prevent undue weathering of the cage metal due to salt and moisture.	10
24	84	Perhaps lastly it might be mentioned that Gorean taste in women, while extensive and diverse, as is manifested by the goods offered in the markets, tends on the whole to run to the natural woman, favoring on the whole the configurations, heights, weights, and such, of the normal female.	10
27	316	White, on Gor, when worn by a female slave, tends to suggest a "white-silk girl," that is a slave who has not yet been "opened for the uses of men".	10
28	175	The psychological effect of this, methodical and relentless, tends to produce anticipation and anxiety, even in an experienced girl.	10
28	180	The effect of this, being for a time relatively at ease, and then being forced suddenly to move ten times closer to the block tends, suddenly, to whet one's fears and anticipations anew; when one, psychologically, in spite of herself, had begun to feel a little safe one is suddenly hurried even clos...	10

Book 12. (21 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	640	The Gorean tends to think more of them as being objects of a certain sort, rather than objects of a certain sort with a particular location.	10
3	80	It is here that the Gorean language tends to become standardized.	10
3	493	This tends to accentuate the loveliness of their breasts.	10
3	923	This trait tends to be of considerable interest to most Gorean males.	10
7	80	Knowing that the master may not permit her even such a rag if he chooses tends to make her more eager to please him, that she not be sent into the streets without it.	10
9	182	Gorean tends to be rendered more uniform through the minglings and transactions of the great fairs.	10
9	209	Too, attempting to disguise these things, now so much a part of the slave, tends to make the imposture, at least to a skilled eye, obvious.	10
9	220	Gorean culture tends to view the body, its development, its appetites and needs, with congeniality.	10
10	219	The garment, because of the hood, and the weight of the garment on the shoulders, tends to trap this warm air inside.	10
10	220	It does not escape from the bottom because warm air, being less dense than cold air, tends to rise.	10
10	229	Also, of course, since this sort of clothing is not normally windproof cold air penetrates the garment and, meeting the warm air of the body, tends to precipitate moisture.	10
12	139	In good years, when the weather is favorable, there tends to be enough sleen and tabuk, with careful hunting, to meet their needs.	10
12	216	They are, generally, very shallow-drafted, which permits them to come much closer to such ice without the danger that would threaten deeper-keeled craft; too, the Gorean ship, because of the shallow draft, can occasionally run up on such ice, sliding onto it, rather than breaking apart when it strik...	10
21	23	For one thing they are generally short and heavy, a body configuration which tends to conserve heat; for another there are serological differences between them and even other red races of Gor; these serological differences, presumably selected for in the course of generations, doubtless play some ro...	10
21	270	Too, slavery, because of its relation to a female's genetic predispositions, tends to free her to be herself, rather than an imitator of male-type values.	10
25	101	This habit, of course, tends to be less fruitful in a terrain of sea ice, such as that in which we now found ourselves, because of the bizarre, twisted sameness of much of the icescape.	10
25	109	Distance he tends to measure in terms of sleeps.	10
25	111	His interest tends to lie in given geographical points and landmarks.	10
27	35	The shelter, incidentally, tends to confuse them.	10
28	184	The Kur, though its activities are not limited to the darkness, tends, on the whole, in most of its varieties, to be a predominantly nocturnal animal.	10
31	260	"It tends also to produce one that is extremely intelligent," said the animal.	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	This tends to make the mark very feminine.	10
1	73	The first of these commonly occurs in certain of the Gorean enclaves on Earth, which serve as headquarters for agents of Priest-Kings; the second tends to occur in the lairs of Kurii agents on Earth; the first brand consists of a locked collar and, ascending diagonally above it, extending to the rig...	10
1	500	This tends to prevent rust.	10
1	539	The left hemisphere of the Kur brain, like the left hemisphere of the human brain, tends to be dominant.	10
2	87	The woman who fears she cannot please men then sometimes tends to feel hostility toward them, perhaps turning her own rage and inward disappointment outward, laying the blame upon them, and developing the obvious defensive reactions of belittling sexuality and its significance, and attempting, inter...	10
4	128	Also, of course, one standing before the desk must look up to see the praetor, which, psychologically, tends to induce a feeling of fear for the power of the law.	10
5	35	This tends to reduce squabbling.	10
6	141	The wall on the rowing frame, of course, tends to protect the oarsmen against high seas and the fire of missile weapons.	10
23	42	He, like many in the interior, and on the surrounding plains and savannas, north and south of the equatorial zone, was long-boned and tall, a physical configuration which tends to dissipate body heat.	10
32	236	This is the result of the denseness of the overhead canopies, because of which the ground is much shaded, the factor which tends to inhibit and limit ground growth.	10
34	795	A free woman's name, of course, tends to remain constant.	10
48	134	Actually, of course, it seems likely that their hatred of slave girls, which tends to be unreasoning and vicious, is due less to lofty sentiments than to their own intense jealousy of the joy and fulfillment of their embonded sisters.	10

Book 14. (15 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	42	Frightened though I was, I was pleased, in the lengthy process of the bath, which tends for Goreans to be a pleasant experience, and is often a social one, at the public baths, to rid myself of the stink of the pens.	10
11	400	The crucial political entity for Goreans tends to be the city or village, the place where people and power are.	10
11	408	The man of Earth thinks of territory as static, regardless of the waxing and wanings of the power that maintains it; the Gorean tends to think of territory as more dynamic, a realistic consequence of the geopolitical realities of power centers.	10
11	409	Perhaps it would be better to say that the Gorean tends to think more in terms of spheres of influence than he does in terms of imaginary lines on maps which may not reflect current historical realities.	10
11	413	Another consequence of the Gorean's tendency to think of territory in terms more analogous to an area warmed or an area illuminated than an area laid out by surveyors once and for all time is that his territoriality tends to increase with nearness to his city or village.	10
11	416	One result of this is that the number of people affected by warfare on Gor usually tends, statistically, to be quite limited.	10
11	423	I think it is because of their Home Stones that the Gorean tends to think of territory as something from the inside out, so to speak, rather than from the outside in.	10
12	255	Such a deceit tends not only to be rather beneath them, but, beyond this, would be almost meaningless to them.	10
12	336	The next level of slaves, not generally thought to be of great value, tends to be male work slaves, usually used in cargo galleys, on the wharves, and in the fields or quarries.	10
12	349	First, the female tends to be the desiderated object of the slaver's seizure.	10
16	134	One tends, usually, to go from one shop to another, garnering what one needs from a place which specializes in that sort of product.	10
18	9	To be sure, in barns and such the color yellow usually predominates, whereas in the colors of slavers, exhibited in such places as in the blue and yellow of the canvas covering slave wagons or in the blue and yellow of the tenting of slave pavilions, the blue and yellow is, or tends to be, more equa...	10
19	10	This tends to prevent excessive splintering of the beam.	10
19	326	The shorn girl, thus, in her collar, tends to be an object of scorn and ridicule.	10
21	420	This tends to protect it against the tunnel air when it is carried to the nursery.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	357	Statistically, the Gorean tends to prefer the natural woman, so to speak, who tends to be short, and sweetly bodied.	10
1	356	Lastly, it might be mentioned that the Gorean's idea of female beauty tends to be far more diversified than that of Earth.	10
22	37	Too, the exposition of captures in this way tends to discourage retaliatory missile fire from the scene of the pillaging.	10
24	117	Also, of course, serving a man, particularly in small and humble ways, probably for biological reasons, tends to be sexually arousing for a woman.	10
24	140	Third, such service tends to arouse the girl.	10
24	265	It is true, of course, that the slave tends to be a far juicier pudding, so to speak, than the free woman of either world.	10
24	673	The block tends to be illuminated and the house is much in darkness.	10
29	54	The typical colonizing situation among Gorean polities tends to resemble classical colonization, and not the typical colonization of nation states, in which the colony, in effect, is held subject to alien domination.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	37	As in many such matters, as in cleaning and repairing streets, Gorean responsibility tends to devolve on the individual and not on the polity.	10
19	20	Something of the same hatred and contempt tends to be felt by masculine women on Earth towards feminine women.	10
19	363	This condition tends, with its vulnerability and helplessness, as might be expected, to be an extremely arousing one for the female.	10
19	365	This tends to keep her, as the Goreans say, rather vulgarly perhaps, "ready in her collar".	10
19	400	Not only does the collar serve often to release the female's sexuality, and deeper nature, but it tends to deepen and intensify them.	10
19	914	It, or caste, on the other hand, tends to be very explicit and obvious on Gor.	10
19	927	It might be mentioned, in passing, however, that the Gorean woman, even in a collar, tends to hold the Earth-girl slave as no more than a lowly, despicable barbarian.	10
20	1798	Their anger tends to be deep, and their jealousies are deep; and their friendships and loyalties; and they hate deeply, and they love profoundly.	10
20	1799	On the whole, Gorean emotion tends to be more open than it is on Earth.	10
21	592	Caste tends to be more important to most Goreans than riches.	10

Book 17. (17 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	303	One tends to be most comfortable with such things, generally, when they are in close chains, with inch-thick links, or behind close-set bars, some three inches in diameter.	10
1	798	Their culture tends to be nomadic, and is based on the herbivorous, lofty kaiila, substantially the same animal as is found in the Tahari, save for the wider footpads of the Tahari beast, suitable for negotiating deep sand, and the lumbering, gregarious, short-tempered, trident-horned kailiauk.	10
1	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
1	1083	Too, of course, it should be noted that the counting of coup tends, statistically, to ensure that it is the stronger and healthier, the more alert, the more intelligent and sharper-sensed who will reproduce themselves.	10
2	300	The girl moves in the water which tends to attract the urts and, if no mishap occurs, may be used again and again.	10
6	49	After one has been there for a few hours, however, the odor of the hides, now familiar and pervasive, tends to be dismissed from consciousness.	10
6	85	While this procedure permits the rider to reload without dismounting and tends to improve, at some cost to striking power, the bow's rate of fire, it still provides, in my opinion, no adequate compensation for the loss of rapidity of fire.	10
8	4	This tends to prevent undue movement on the rope.	10
8	393	Gorean coinage tends to vary from community to community.	10
8	395	This same standardization, in the region of the Tamber Gulf and south, along the shore of Thassa, tends to be effected by the golden tarn of Port Kar.	10
13	1513	"To be sure," I said, "'white' in the context of 'white-silk girl' tends less to suggest purity and innocence to the Gorean than ignorance and naiveté, and a lack of experience.	10
14	648	It is not unusual for a Gorean male, who tends to be uninhibited in such matters, to clap his hands, or strike his thigh, or shout with pleasure, upon seeing a bared slave.	10
15	96	This tends, in the beginning, when they are still new to their collars, to confuse and frighten them, but also, of course, as it will continue to do, and even more powerfully, to stimulate them.	10
15	110	Beauty in a slave girl, incidentally, and most slaves are beautiful, for this is the sort of woman that tends to be enslaved, does not excuse poor service.	10
17	55	The wire coring in the rope, of course, tends to discourage the attempt to chew through the bond.	10
17	354	Later, of course, as she grows in her slavery, as she realizes that her deepest and most profound nature may not only be revealed, but must be revealed, that it is not only permissible to reveal her womanhood, but that it must be revealed, and fully, she, in accord with this liberation, undergoes a ...	10
19	660	Too, giving a girl a bit of clothing, tends to give one more control over her.	10

Book 18. (17 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	175	It tends to be far more feminine, which is understandable, given the realities of her female bondage, liberating her womanly pride and sexuality, and it tends as well, to speak honestly, to be more innocently seductive, and sometimes not so innocently.	10
28	313	Also, the elation and relief which tends to accompany escape from one danger tends to result, often, in a reduction, however brief, in the target's capacity to cope with another.	10
2	209	It is not clear, historically, whether the river is named for the red savages through whose territories it tends to flow, or whether the savages have taken their name from the river system.	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	502	The performance of even tasks which may be "sex-neutral," tasks that do not seem to have an obvious biological rationale with respect to gender, tends to be divided, in culture after culture, on a sexual basis.	10
7	505	This tends to suggest that it is important in these cultures that sexual differences, in one way or another, be clearly marked.	10
7	617	The moist thread, of course, as well as being easier to work with, tends to shrink in drying and make tighter stitches.	10
7	652	First, the size of these gatherings, the enemy being massed, so to speak, tends to reduce the practicality of attacks.	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
28	312	As a target's attention tends to be absorbed in avoiding one attack it is less prepared to react efficiently to another.	10
28	317	It tends to be effective, however, against an untrained infantry or almost any enemy afoot.	10
37	141	The standing position, of course, as is the case with bipedalian creatures, tends to increase their scanning range.	10
37	142	The response disposition of lying down, apparently selected for in some varieties of tabuk, tends to be useful in an environment in which high grass is plentiful and one of the most common predators depends primarily on vision to detect and locate its prey.	10
40	19	The smoke hole, incidentally, because of its size, and the size and structure of the lodge, tends to be somewhat inefficient.	10
44	119	The hood often tends to produce spatial and temporal disorientation.	10
48	26	The status of being a public slave tends to be an ambiguous one.	10
54	275	Similarly, the expression "red silk," in Gorean, tends to be used as a category in slaving, and also, outside the slaving context, as an expression in vulgar discourse, indicating that the woman is no longer a virgin, or, as the Goreans say, at least vulgarly of slaves, that her body has been opened...	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	197	There is something about being barefoot before a man who is shod that tends to make a woman feel more like a slave before him.	10
33	710	The sleen tends to sweat largely through its mouth and the leathery paws of its feet.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	189	Power in Gorean cities tends to vary with the power of the Home Stones, which tends to fluctuate with the military and economic fortunes of the city.	10
1	550	Slavery, for example, marvelously, subtly, tends to bring out the beauty in a woman.	10
1	686	Too, the presence of a free woman at a dinner or banquet, tends to inhibit the slaves.	10
2	390	This puts her under a good discipline, is a good exercise for the tongue and tends to increase sexual heat.	10
2	782	Freedom, with its inhibitions, inertnesses and hostilities, tends to produce a blockage to the emergence of the depth female.	10
4	279	Tarl, for example, my name, tends to a familiar one on Gor, particularly in the northern areas, such as Torvaldsland and its vicinity.	10
6	25	This custom tends to prevent inconvenience and possible embarrassment, for example, the binding of the woman and the remanding of her to the attention of free females, that she may be stripped and her body examined for the presence of slave marks.	10
6	897	The position, too, for various reasons having to do with depth psychology, such as her literal physical openness, her brazen exposure to casual scrutiny, her uncompromised vulnerability, her abject helplessness, and her total subjection to the will of another, tends to be profoundly stirring, both p...	10
9	288	Seeing a woman in bonds, as is well known, tends to stimulate the lust of a man.	10
9	290	Knowing herself vulnerable and helpless tends to increase her receptivity.	10
10	872	A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master.	10
16	41	The important thing, apparently, is that he comes from a city which is large and impressive, and which tends to evoke a certain apprehension, or envy, and is far away.	10
19	9	Gorean urban architecture, in the high cities, tends to be not so much a matter of flat, spreading, concentric horizontal rings, as in many cities, as a matter of towers and tiered levels, linked by soaring, ascendant traceries.	10

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	32	In moving slowly one tends to convey, on a very basic level, that one is not intending harm; to be sure, even predators like the larl occasionally abuse this form of signaling, for example, in hunting tabuk, using it for purposes of deception; more rapid movement, of course, tends to precipitate def...	10
1	344	Needless to say, training tends to improve a girl's price, and an extensively trained pleasure slave is likely to go for more than a less extensively trained pleasure slave, and so on.	10
4	198	She was exactly the sort of female which, in her helplessness and collar, in her vulnerability and brief tunic, tends to inspire jealous hatred, sometimes bordering almost on madness, in free women, particularly homely and sexually frustrated ones.	10
16	1158	"The existence of such women on Gorean streets, particularly in times of stress," I said, "tends to keep free women safer".	10
25	343	The Gorean master, whatever one may think of him, tends to keep a slave.	10
26	65	This arrangement also, of course, tends to reduce the number of unexpected face-to-face encounters in the hall.	10
27	60	This also tends to prevent the ascent of the block by zealous bidders, men reaching for, say, the ankle of a displayed slave, and so on.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	351	As you may well imagine, it tends to interfere with a woman's sleep".	10
7	30	On the other hand, they are usually located quite near cities, usually within the sight of their walls, and this tends to reduce to some extent the likelihood of such attacks.	10
8	223	Many masters, though it tends to be rather associated, usually, with given cities, require this position of their girls, usually when they first enter his presence, or find themselves, as in a room which he has entered, in his presence.	10
10	177	To be sure, this lack of self-division, of self-conflict, tends to be characteristic of Gorean males.	10
11	47	Perhaps it is that sort of she-sleen, which, if not properly controlled, tends to be sly, nasty and dangerous, that men have in mind when they sometimes apply that expression to a woman.	10
11	710	It tends to reduce the dislocations, disappointments and tragedies inherent in more mobile structures, in which men are taught that they are failures if they do not manage to make large amounts of money or excel in one of a small number of prestigious professions.	10
11	901	To be sure I was of a body type, that of the natural woman, short-legged and well-curved, that tends to be attractive to Gorean men, and I think my face, which some had told me was delicate and sensitive, and lovely and intelligent, which so easily betrayed my emotions, may have been pleasing to the...	10
11	1086	Similarly, although it is usually regarded as inferior to the full slave hood in its security, it tends to be more secure than many blindfolds, particularly makeshift ones, seized up from materials at hand.	10
13	400	In relationships between men and women, it is a common observation that the relationship tends to be improved considerably when the woman is subject to his usage.	10
17	34	The Gorean tends to regard Priest-Kings not so much as his masters as his potential allies, who might, if he is lucky, be flattered, wooed with gifts, and such.	10
20	189	Many times these offers, which are usually generous, are accepted, with the result that the amount of area under cultivation by the great farms tends to increase.	10
20	192	Too, the Gorean peasant tends to be a master of the "peasant bow," a weapon of unusual accuracy, rapidity of fire, and striking force.	10
20	229	On the other hand, it usually tends to have a far more limited pool of skills than that of the "free gangs" and, accordingly, it is usually employed in ruder, less demanding labors, or even in labors which, because of their arduousness, or their onerous nature, would be distasteful to free gangs.	10
24	49	Sometimes, too, I was made to step over the chain, bringing it up behind me, which tends to hold the hands, as they might twist or struggle, back, near my waist or hips.	10
25	49	Too, of course, the girl sometimes tends to be sensitive to this sort of thing.	10
28	256	Such clothing, then, tends to help remind her, and quite clearly, that she is a female slave.	10
28	257	It also, of course, because of its nature, and in spite of what might be her wishes or desires in the matter, tends, on a deep psychological and physiological level, to be erotically arousing to her.	10
34	557	One tends to favor women with a rich, inner life, who read, who think and feel.	10

Book 23. (5 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	398	Although such notions are not unknown on Gor, the average Gorean tends to be somewhat more practical and businesslike than the average hero of such stories, if we may believe the stories.	10
9	86	The body hood, like the slave hood, tends to keep a female docile.	10
16	51	This device also, however, tends to be ineffective except under rather optimum, special conditions.	10
16	56	This sort of thing, as you might imagine, tends to be somewhat frustrating to the fellows who are climbing the rope, particularly if they are some seventy feet or so up the wall at the time.	10
16	76	The oil tends to hold the fire on the object.	10

Book 24. (10 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	293	In the north generally, mead, a drink made with fermented honey, and water, and often spices and such, tends to be favored over paga.	10
1	1240	Interestingly, the performance of such tasks, so suitable to tiny, delicate hands, and to the woman's desire to serve and be found pleasing, tends to be sexually arousing to her.	10
3	346	This tends not to be practical among members of the caste of Players, of course, as their ratings are carefully kept, and are a matter of public record.	10
17	214	As a result of the regularity of breeding and incubation times there tends, also, to be peak times for hatching.	10
18	253	Blood in the water, too, it might be mentioned, tends to have a stimulatory effect on their aggression.	10
21	41	The hood tends to be more effective than the blindfold as a security device.	10
36	171	The usual Gorean taste in women, incidentally, tends to run toward the natural woman, short, well-curved, and such, as opposed, say, to unusually tall, small-breasted women.	10
43	150	That sort of thing, of course, tends to be an occupational hazard, so to speak, of fellows like Ephialtes.	10
45	90	The sight of pierced ears tends to be profoundly sexually stimulating to many Gorean men, probably for several reasons, some of them perhaps subconsciously symbolic, having to do with softness, penetration, helplessness, bondage, and such.	10
47	7	I would suppose that this business of the sudden presentation of the slave before the master, as he may never have seen her before, and the suspense and revelation, and delight, involved, tends to increase sales.	10

Book 25. (13 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	170	In short, when all, or most, women are free their freedom tends to be invisible, so to speak; it tends to be taken for granted, and affords no societally significant distinction.	10
7	381	Too, the common Gorean helmet, with its "Y"-shaped aperture, of which his helmet was a variant, tends to have somewhat formidable appearance.	10
8	170	Accordingly the Gorean artist tends not so much to be proud of his work as, oddly enough perhaps, to be grateful to it, that it consented to speak through him.	10
8	175	The focus of the Gorean artist then, at least on the whole, tends to be on the work of art itself, not on himself as artist.	10
9	344	Gorean society tends to value tradition and is carefully structured.	10
12	226	To be sure, when a girl knows she may feel the lash for a mistake, she tends to become considerably more alert.	10
12	280	Also, as I have suggested, the intelligence and sensitivity of many women actually tends to blossom in bondage, finding within it the apt environment for its expression, for its flowering.	10
17	23	Also the Gorean tends neither to view the world as a mechanical clockwork of interdependent parts, as a great, regular, predictable machine, docile to equations, obedient to abstractions, nor as a game of chance, inexplicable, meaningless and random at the core.	10
17	32	A last observation having to do with the tendency of some Goreans to accept illusions and such as reality is that the Gorean tends to take such things as honor and truth very seriously.	10
19	35	In this fashion one tends almost automatically to cancel through the large numbers of coincidental travelers and detect those whose relationship with you is likely to be more purposeful, those who are following you.	10
20	252	The sound of slave bells on a woman's ankle tends to be sexually stimulating to a male.	10
20	467	In bondage a woman tends to explore and discover ranges of sensation and emotion far beyond those available to, or at least likely to be noted by, free women.	10
21	39	In many cities, of course, including Ar, time tends to be kept publicly.	10

Book 26. (13 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	119	One tends, if naive, to think of those legalities with which one is most familiar as being somehow the only ones possible.	10
4	152	One's speech generally tends to retain a foreign flavor.	10
7	48	This sort of thing, I had learned, tends to depend on the city, and the man.	10
10	480	One theory for the revealing garb in which kajirae are commonly kept is that in a primitive, warlike, barbarous world, a world in which slavery is common, and beautiful women are regarded as a familiar form of booty, such garb tends to make them the desiderated objects of capture, seizure and theft,...	10
10	688	This rarity, of course, as would be expected, tends to increase its marketability somewhat, except in more northern markets, where it is common.	10
11	500	The most familiar are the "common collar," which, in its varieties, tends to be flat and closely fitting, and the "Turian collar," which, in its varieties, is more rounded, and barlike, and fits more loosely.	10
12	20	Our prettiness, obviously, tends to figure in our value.	10
12	485	He tends to be happy, and happy men are not likely, on the whole, and absent serious provocations, to disrupt society.	10
13	1367	But then, after a time, one tends to sleep through such things.	10
14	1021	"Even the relative modesty of a common slave tunic," I said, "tends to be stimulatory".	10
14	1521	Naturally the number of "basic kisses" tends to vary with the nature of the analysis in question, much depending on how broadly or narrowly the notion of "basic" is understood, and the criteria for distinguishing between a "basic kiss" and a major variation thereof.	10
19	417	The presence of Initiates, I have noted, tends to have a somewhat depressing effect on most people.	10
34	151	How much would she be likely to bring, for example, exhibited on a slave block? This is useful if he should be thinking of selling her, but it is also tends to be of independent interest, and not only to the master, but also to the slave.	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	45	This may be hard to understand but only, one supposes, because of a habit of mind, in virtue of which, because of natural associations, common experiences, general expectations, and such, one tends to link the thought of process and time together.	10
9	45	The intricate stratification of society tends to produce social stability.	10
9	46	The myth that all are equal when obviously they are not tends to ferment unrest.	10
10	143	The slave, particularly after a cuffing or two, tends to develop a great sensitivity to such things.	10
11	77	Gorean decor varies from latitude to latitude, from city to city, and home to home, but, in general, it tends to simplicity and openness, this presumably a heritage deriving from some remote tradition.	10
11	566	Theirs is not a clock-ridden culture; on Gor life tends to be genially paced, regulated more by the season of the year and the position of the sun; it is not conceived of in terms of metaphors drawn from factories, in material terms, in terms of input and output, in terms of units of product process...	10
16	537	And I must admit that, as one becomes more enculturated here, more aware of the Gorean ethos, and Gorean customs, values and views on such matters, and comes to understand how one is viewed here, one tends to become more and more sensitive to such things.	10
17	884	A stroke of the switch or lash, of course, tends to encourage an awareness of such things, and thus to minimize such lapses.	10
19	698	The absence of a nether closure in a garment tends to be sexually stimulatory to a woman, and this is particularly the case when the garment is brief, and, of course, required of her by a man.	10
24	484	This tends to be incomprehensible to the average Gorean.	10
24	489	It is one of several reasons, such as the failure to speak Gorean, which tends to make Goreans regard Earth females as barbarians, as natural slaves, as slave stock.	10
26	1258	Too, of course, the sleen tends to prowl at night.	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	152	This also tends to be arousing to a woman.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	206	That tends to be a characteristic of the human female.	10
15	18	Too, of course, this mode of garmenting the slave tends to make her the likely prey of the raider, and thus diverts attention from the free woman.	10
18	34	The Kur male, like the human male, tends to be larger and stronger than the female of the species, which may well account for the survival of the species, as the female must be impregnated with or without her consent if the species is to survive.	10
30	161	"But as the term is commonly used," said the slave, "it tends to betoken an uncompromised, categorical usage, does it not?" "Yes," said Cabot.	10
53	157	To be sure, occasionally, a confederacy of sorts is formed amongst such brothers, in pursuit of a common concern, but that tends to be frowned upon, and is supposedly rare".	10
67	49	One moves with some stealth, naturally, often taking advantage of cover, and one tends to be very alive to one's surroundings, as the smallest suggestion of something perhaps seen, the tiniest sound perhaps heard, the faintest odor perhaps discerned, may be burdened with significance.	10
79	221	The arms of the serving slaves are almost always bare, however, as this tends to be cultural for slaves.	10
80	139	Kurii certainly recognize a distinction between, say, a rock and a sleen, but our science tends to think less of life and nonlife, as of levels, or strata, of energy, of activity, or, as we think of it, life.	10
81	64	"The Gorean male," said Cabot, "tends to find such women pleasing.	10

Book 29. (18 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
20	80	Accordingly, the right wing of the phalanx tends to outflank the left wing of its foe, while the foe's right wing tends to outflank his left.	10
1	394	The slave, on the other hand, as she grows accustomed to her status, and its remarkable value in the eyes of men, tends to revel in its enhancement of her charms, a pleasure which is likely to be seriously begrudged her by the more heavily clad free woman.	10
2	75	Indeed, there now tends to be little interaction, at least ashore, amongst these powers.	10
3	95	If this were the case, I was surprised an auburn-haired girl had not been chosen, as auburn hair tends to be prized in most markets.	10
10	218	The acceptability of such garmentures to the Earth female is commonly taken by the Gorean, who tends to be a bit prudish in such matters, save where slaves are concerned, as evidence of the suitability of Earth females for the collar.	10
12	185	The forest bosk tends to be territorial, and, as I have already suggested, it can be quite dangerous.	10
12	294	This tends to be somewhat unnerving, for an observer.	10
16	48	Also, this tends to produce a sense of unit, and pride in unit, which is good for responsibility, camaraderie, mutual support, and morale.	10
16	54	This tends to effect cohesion, solidarity, self-image, and so on.	10
16	108	If the kaiila's track or the bird's flight tends to be erratic, for example, in the midst of shouts and confusion, in which it is tested, it will be rejected for purposes of war.	10
20	79	In the Gorean phalanx the field commander leads the right wing, which tends to drift to the right, this resulting from the natural tendency of each man to take advantage of the protection of the shield of the man on his right, as well as his own shield.	10
23	172	The typical Gorean male, particularly of what the high castes think of as the lower castes, tends to be direct, open, uninhibited, unrestrained, high-spirited, exuberant, and emotional.	10
23	246	This also tends to protect her from free women.	10
23	250	This practice also, of course, tends to distinguish her from the slave, a distinction which is of enormous importance in Gorean society.	10
25	149	The favoring of male prey, it is conjectured, tends statistically, over time, to increase the number of prey animals.	10
26	198	Whereas the feathering tends to shed water, it is only a matter of time before the penetrant fluid soaks through the layerings and impedes the flight.	10
41	33	Still we were far from shore, and the sea sleen, as other forms of predatory sea life, tends to range the fishing banks, so to speak, shallower waters closer to shore where sea plants can get sunlight, these plants then forming the basis of a rich marine ecology.	10

Book 30. (5 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	466	The barefootedness of the slave also tends to draw a further distinction between her and the free woman, for the free woman, even of low caste, almost always has footwear of one sort or another, even if it is only a wrapping of cloth.	10
5	27	It adds to the authority of officers, and tends to reduce the likelihood of serious harm amongst the men.	10
12	179	Similarly, the scantiness of common slave garb, though its principal purpose is to display the slave's beauty, has the additional advantage that it tends to render the concealment of a weapon impractical.	10
33	89	She tends, as well, to be more vulnerable, and more sexually responsive, than her simpler sister.	10
36	371	It tends to draw predatory fish away from the piers, and it provides a convenient way of disposing of large forms of garbage, the bodies, say, of dead animals.	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	223	In some sense this doubtless contributes to social stability, and, surely, it tends to make the average fellow content with his own person, profession, background, antecedents, and such.	10
8	1055	"Golden hair" tends to raise prices in the south, but not in the north, where it is more common.	10
8	1057	Interestingly, auburn hair is that pelting, so to speak, which tends to be most favored in the markets.	10
8	1059	It is probably a matter of its rarity, as it tends to be even more rare than "golden hair".	10
8	1194	This tends to standardize lexicons and prevent phonetic drift.	10
8	1837	There tends to be turnover in such slaves, as, in their work, in the corridors, on the stairwells, and in the apartments, they may come to the attention of one fellow or another, who will take them for a private slave.	10
18	765	This tends to impress her bondage on a girl.	10
18	1148	The beast tends to be territorial and aggressive.	10
20	24	It also tends to protect the leather from long exposure to sunlight, particularly at high altitudes.	10
46	93	The man whose sexual needs are well satisfied tends to be content, and he who is content is commonly happy, and he who is happy has no need to disrupt his society, hurt others, or prey on his fellows.	10
52	482	"That is one who builds wagons, or tends to them," I said.	10

Book 32. (3 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	207	The Gorean male tends to be confident, imaginative, self-reliant, ambitious, aggressive, possessive, and dominating.	10
13	151	In any event, it seems clear that the human female, whether Gorean or not, tends to be regarded by many Gorean men as the natural property of males.	10
15	429	It lay at the eastern end of what was usually called the "Eastern Road," though, I think, it tends to veer southeast.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	165	Some women enjoy twisting the knife, but this, I understood, was unusual in a Pani woman, whose acculturation tends to discourage such behavior, and certainly for one who was a mere contract woman.	10

Book 34. (14 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	135	In this way, self-esteem, pride, and high intelligence tends to be spread rather evenly throughout the population, rather than being drained, over generations, into a limited number of professions.	10
9	136	Also, allegiance to a Home Stone, and frequent internecine warfare, tends to keep the Gorean population decentralized, so that ambition and intelligence does not, over time, gravitate toward particular cities, say, larger, wealthier population centers, to the detriment of other municipalities.	10
10	158	In some cities, there are eight copper-tarsks to a silver tarsk, and, in others, as in Brun­disium, where many land and sea routes converge, and business tends to be brisk, one hundred copper tarsks to a silver tarsk.	10
40	141	"Lord Grendel is part Kur, and the Kur tends to be violent, short-tempered, and unpredictable, easily provoked, easily excited to attack.	10
45	32	The she-Kur tends, statistically, to be slighter than the male, and narrower in her frame.	10
46	9	The sleen in the wild tends to be nocturnal.	10
49	32	It tends to be longer and sharper, and often dictates what the pen will write.	10
49	328	For example, spring tends to be an attractive time to buy livestock, including slaves.	10
55	8	It tends, however, unless trained, to have less stamina than a human.	10
57	141	Black wine tends to be expensive.	10
59	76	The Kur, at its best, is a form of life that tends to be impatient, dangerous, unpredictable, and violent.	10
61	262	Kurii, a life form that tends to be large, agile, swift, fierce, and powerful, tend to be contemptuous of humans, which they commonly regard as an inferior life form.	10
62	105	The examination position, like bara, nadu, sula, and such, tends to arouse a slave.	10
65	18	Certainly long hair tends to raise the price of a slave.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	43	Even binding fiber tends to be flat and soft, as well as strong.	10
10	22	On the other hand, this architectural feature, accompanied by darkness, shadows, warm colors, and dim lighting, also tends to produce a sense of comfort, intimacy, and security.	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	95	Too, to be frank, so simple an artifice also tends to reduce unpleasant observations, insults, jokes, altercations, and such, sometimes seeming to require attention, with or without the sword".	10
3	35	I thought this a politic delay, as shipping tends to be heavier in the vicinity of a coast, and a high-masted sail, swollen with wind, is easily detected from a stem castle, even by eye, at more than five pasangs.	10
6	172	It tends to be taken for granted in a slave.	10
8	78	The caste of Peasants, usually ensconced in remote, isolated settlements, tends to be wary and suspicious of other castes, commonly suspecting them of an impressive variety of ill doings, ranging from subtle deceit to outright chicanery, particularly in the spheres of fraudulent bookkeeping and dish...	10
35	88	"But the movement produced," I said, "tends to be gradual".	10