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Book 1. (39 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	129	A brief exchange followed, like a chain reaction, neither man considering his moves for a moment; First Tarnsman took First Tarnsman, Second Spearman responded by neutralizing First Tarnsman, City neutralized Spearman, Assassin took City, Assassin fell to Second Tarnsman, Tarnsman to Spear Slave, Sp...	10
1	97	Feeling rather foolish, I took out the can opener I had used on the chili can and attempted to force the metal point through the envelope.	10
2	6	There was a tapestry to the right, a well-woven depiction of some hunting scene, I took it, but fancifully done, the spear-carrying hunters mounted on birds of a sort and attacking an ugly animal that reminded me of a boar, except that it appeared to be too large, out of proportion to the hunters.	10
3	233	I took it from him, this time being careful to take it near the leather loop, which I fastened around my wrist.	10
3	242	The Older Tarl took a tarn whistle, or tarn call, from his tunic and blew a piercing blast.	10
5	100	I took from my tunic the key my father had given me, the key to Sana's collar.	10
5	133	However, I took the pellet from my tunic and dropped it into the wide waters of the Vosk.	10
5	137	It took three days to reach the environs of the city of Ar.	10
6	13	He leaned over and tossed me a skin bag of paga, from which I took a long swig, then hurled it contemptuously back into his arms.	10
6	15	Like most Gor compasses, mine contained a chronometer, and I took the compass, turned it over, and pressed the tab that would snap open the back and reveal the dial.	10
6	39	I cursed as an arrow creased my shoulder, as the tarn's great wings smote the air and the monster took to flight.	10
6	104	The next remark took my breath away.	10
6	219	After a few minutes, his beak and talons wet with blood and feathers, your tarn took flight.	10
7	78	I was speechless for a moment, but then, remembering that harsh Gorean custom required me either to accept the submission or slay the captive, I took her wrists in my hands and said, "I accept your submission".	10
7	150	I took her arm, but she drew back.	10
7	222	He placed it in his own belt and took from a pouch at his side a pair of manacles, which he snapped on my wrists.	10
8	75	I took the sword and approached the other soldier, asking myself if I would kill him if he was still alive.	10
8	82	"Let me," said Talena, and took the key and opened the lock.	10
8	108	At last she took a relatively unsoiled undergarment, something blue and silk, bare at the shoulders, and drew it on, belting it with a strip of what had been her veil.	10
8	198	I cursed her, for she took unfair advantage of the Warrior Codes of Gor.	10
9	70	"Here," she said, "I have it!" She took a lead chain from my pouch, wrapped it several times about her slim ankle and snapped it shut, placing the key in my hand.	10
10	90	"I have a spare ankle ring," he said, and took Talena by the arm, thrusting her inside the wagon.	10
11	42	That night I took Talena into the City of Tents, and by the light of torches set on lances we walked arm in arm through the crowded streets, among the colorful tents and market stalls.	10
11	48	Reluctantly I took Talena to the great tent of blue and yellow silk, and we pressed in among the hot, smelling bodies of the buyers, forcing our way toward the front.	10
11	63	I took Talena by the elbow and, though she protested, moved her gently through the crowd and out into the air.	10
12	120	After a few minutes of my ministrations the tarn, satisfied, spread his wings and took flight, to continue the search for food which had been interrupted.	10
12	155	I then took the binding fiber and extra bowstrings from the pack.	10
13	7	I took the tarn high, to bring a circle of some two hundred pasangs or so under my view.	10
13	110	Disregarding my misgivings, I took the hand, to draw the unfortunate creature to its feet.	10
13	116	The man, who seemed to leap into gigantic stature as he lifted himself into full height, took from under his yellow robes a tarn whistle and blew a long, shrill note.	10
15	83	I took my hand from his mouth.	10
15	96	With affection I took him by the shoulders and shook him.	10
16	13	Occasionally I would climb halfway up one of the siege towers under construction and observe the city of Ar and the skirmishes that took place between it and the first ditch.	10
18	63	I took the tarn into the air again.	10
18	123	As I pondered, the fragments of a plan took form in my mind.	10
18	127	I took my tarn-goad and dismounted.	10
18	168	Much of what took place then is jumbled in my memory, like the fragments of some bizarre, incomprehensible dream.	10
19	216	Trembling, she stood beside me, and we took one another in our arms, the blood from my wound staining her robe.	10
19	226	The Ubar went to his daughter and took her fine head in his great hands.	10

Book 2. (31 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	50	I took it and we shook hands.	10
1	111	Cabot simply took the weapon, seeming to draw it easily from the startled grip of the fat man.	10
1	118	I took Cabot firmly by the arm.	10
2	58	I took the blade from its sheath.	10
4	89	Coldly I took out my sword and hacked away the head of the beast and jerked the weapon free.	10
4	90	Then, as sleen hunters do, for luck, and because I was hungry, I took my sword and cut through the fur of the animal and ate the heart.	10
9	94	I took a coin from the leather sack and threw it to the proprietor.	10
9	109	I took a long, burning swig of the brew and though, on another occasion, I might have thought it foul, tonight it sang through my body like the bubbling fire it was, a sizzling, brutal irritant that tasted so bad and yet charmed me so much I had to laugh.	10
9	118	I took another long swig of Kal-da and shook my head to throw the swirling fire from eyes and brain.	10
12	85	"A handful of bread for a song," was a common Gorean invitation extended to members of the caste, and it might occur on the lips of a peasant or a Ubar, and the poet took great pride that he would sing the same song in both the hut of the peasant and the halls of the Ubar, though it won for him only...	10
12	113	"Yet," she said, "though I had worn the silver mask, and counted myself a woman of Tharna, when he took me in his arms, I did not find the sensation unpleasant".	10
14	134	It did not take long for them to understand that the tarn, for whatever strange reason, was not going to attack me, and, whatever they considered my chances, it took only a moment longer to determine that it was my intention to free the bird.	10
15	261	I took it from my neck.	10
16	125	He hauled on the one-strap and the monster took flight.	10
17	28	I took them and began to chew on them.	10
18	103	I took the lamp and went, some of my fellow prisoners perforce accompanying me, and held it to the circular shaft, about two feet in diameter, down which the water would hurtle.	10
18	132	I and his fellow took him and thrust him bodily through the opening.	10
20	19	I decided I could use the scabbard, and took it from the wall.	10
20	85	I took the tarn closer.	10
20	90	I took the tarn as high as I could, until his wings beat frantically against the thin air, but could see nothing in the Sardar Mountains that might be the habitation of Priest-Kings.	10
21	17	I thrust my sword back in the scabbard and took off my helmet.	10
21	67	Then, with a shrug in my direction, as if to ask my pardon, he went to the girl and took a handful of her long hair.	10
22	111	He scattered my council and defeated my armies and took me and stripped me and bound me naked across the saddle of his bird and then, with a great cry, he carried me to his city, and there I, once proud Tatrix of Tharna, wore his brand and collar".	10
22	116	And when I could dance no more he took me in his arms and like a beast forced me to serve his pleasure".	10
22	235	And so it was that I took the cords from her hand, and in the same night Lara who had once been the proud Tatrix of Tharna became according to the ancient rites of her city my slave girl—and a free woman.	10
23	170	To his wonder, Lara took his hand in hers.	10
24	59	Their look said to her why are you not clad as we are, why do you not wear a collar and serve as we serve? To my surprise Lara removed her cloak and took the pot of Kal-da from one of the girls and began to serve the men.	10
24	222	Yet another man took from his head the blue helmet.	10
24	225	"You could not," said the man, "for I am a mercenary of Ar who took service in Tharna only within the time of the revolt".	10
24	238	Andreas had brought with him the shield and spear which I had put down in token of truce, and I took these weapons from him.	10
25	35	A mirthless laugh sounded through the mask and the hands in their gloves of gold took the mask and, to my astonishment, removed it.	10

Book 3. (58 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	139	"I was on an errand for Sarm," said Misk, "which took me to unfrequented tunnels and for company I took the girl with me.	10
17	53	I stayed a long time in the washing-booth and when I came out and donned my plastic tunic it took quite some time to make the Mul-Fungus Porridge of just the consistency at which I preferred it, and then, since I had finally managed to make it the way in which it was least unpalatable, I took some t...	10
27	18	There I took a few minutes to replenish my energies from the containers of Mul-Fungus and I took a long welcome draught of water from the inverted jar in my case.	10
2	2	It took not much time to purchase a small bundle of supplies to take into the Sardar, nor was it difficult to find a scribe to whom I might entrust the history of the events at Tharna.	10
4	73	I took the weapon and tossed it toward the foot of the dais.	10
5	34	She rinsed the bowl and refilled it, and then took another towel of soft linen from a carved chest against the wall.	10
5	36	I took it and first drank from it and then set it on the stone platform before me, and washed.	10
5	53	I, still remaining cross-legged on the platform, reached forward and took her head in my hands, drawing it to mine.	10
5	153	"Here in the Sardar," she said, turning to face me, trembling, "they took me into the tunnels and locked over my head a hideous metal globe with lights and wires and when they freed me they showed me a metal plate and told me that the patterns of my brain, of my oldest and most primitive memories, w...	10
5	280	I took a step toward her and she turned stumbling with a cry and ran to the corner of the room.	10
8	32	No wonder the Priest-Kings hid behind their palisade in the Sardar and let the myths of the Initiates build a wall of human terror about them, no wonder they let their nature and ends be secret, no wonder they took such pains to conceal and obscure their plans and purposes, their devices, their inst...	10
8	231	Vika took another step and then it seemed her legs would fail her and she might swoon.	10
11	82	I took a step toward Sarm.	10
12	106	I had intended my remark to be rather vicious but Sarm took no offense.	10
12	245	It took my hand and awkwardly held it, not knowing how to shake hands apparently.	10
12	248	I took the hand and turned it and shook it.	10
14	30	It took only two or three minutes for the pellet to do its work and it is not with pleasure that I recall those minutes.	10
14	58	I leaned back against the portal of the Hall of Processing, my eyes closed, and took several slow, deep breaths.	10
14	181	"I dug this chamber myself," he said, "and day by day over the lifetimes of many Muls I took a bit of rock dust away and scattered it here and there unobserved in the tunnels".	10
16	1	The Plot of Misk I took my eyes from the young Priest-King and looked up at Misk.	10
16	129	"The letter itself was destroyed, and nearly took me with it," I said.	10
17	54	If these tactics were calculated to have some effect on Sarm, I think they most miserably failed of that effect, for during the entire time I took, which was considerable, he stood motionless in the room, save for an occasional movement of his antennae, frozen in that maddening, immobile but alert p...	10
17	70	At my request Sarm took me to the Scanning Room, whence the surface of Gor is kept under selective surveillance by the Priest-Kings.	10
17	130	The man from the Caste of Builders then sat cross-legged on the ground and took from the pouch slung at his waist a tiny, cylindrical Gorean fire-maker, a small silverish tube commonly used for igniting cooking fires.	10
20	8	Mul-Al-Ka and Mul-Ba-Ta took up positions in front of me, but standing with their backs to me.	10
20	101	Bending to a panel in the disk he took out three objects: the long, classic, white garment of a Chamber Slave, which was contained in a wrapper of blue plastic; a slave collar; and an object of which I did not immediately grasp the import, a small, flat boxlike object which bore the upraised figure ...	10
21	25	I took the torch and went around to the edges of the room.	10
22	23	I took the Mul-Torch out of my mouth and spit out some particles of carbon.	10
23	70	I then took my sword and wiped the oil from one side of the blade and set the shining steel against the lips of the girl from Treve.	10
24	34	As I touched the girl the Beetle took another step forward.	10
25	87	I took off my sword belt and, rebuckling it, made a loop which I managed to hook over the closest ring in the shaft.	10
26	25	Vika was still crying a bit, but I took her hair and wiped her face and told her to stop her noise.	10
26	46	I then took the handful of rags she had worn and discarded them in a nearby waste container, a convenience with which the Nest was, to my mind, excessively provided.	10
26	63	I took her briefly in my arms.	10
26	117	"Once," said the Attendant, "and it took several months, but there is no danger because we feed and water them from the outside".	10
27	42	It took a moment for me to understand the Priest-King's consternation.	10
27	97	He took no more than a taste and the bowl, though the Feast of Tola was well advanced, was still almost brimming.	10
27	107	Considering the number of Priest-Kings and the time it took for each to give Gur to the Mother, I conjectured that the ceremony must have begun hours ago.	10
27	348	The old antennae stretched forward, inching themselves toward me and I took them gently in my hands and held them.	10
27	350	Amazed, I stepped away from her and went to the great golden bowl on its heavy tripod and took out a few drops of the precious liquid in the palm of my hand and returned to her.	10
28	8	Thinking to overcome us with little difficulty, the forces of Sarm, mounted on transportation disks, swept through the tunnels and plazas, but the Priest-Kings of Misk, hidden in rooms, concealed behind portals, firing from the ramps and the roofs of buildings in the open complexes, soon took fierce...	10
28	69	I took the metal key from the loop around my neck and turned the heavy mechanism of the case lock.	10
29	21	I took a long run and with a great bound cleared the ditch by perhaps two feet and was soon speeding on my way to Misk's workshop.	10
29	27	Vika took the cloth from his wound and, ripping it and using a small steel bar from the sheared wall, quickly fashioned a tourniquet, wrapping it securely about the remains of the man's arm.	10
29	45	I took the lead ship into my sights and dropped toward it, narrowing the range to increase the effectiveness of the silver tube.	10
29	85	I took my ship up over the craft and tried another burst, which was even weaker than the last.	10
29	101	I realized there was little I could do so I took the ship up and under the attacker.	10
30	42	Out of the room he took a small leather box from his pouch, removed a tiny sharp blade from it and scratched my arm.	10
30	190	But not long after this took place other Priest-Kings, startled by the decision of Kusk, began to speak of ending the War, and some others too began to cross the lines.	10
31	30	It took Sarm but an instant to realize he had been tricked and he hurled the box from him and it shattered on the tiles of the plaza.	10
31	39	I took the blade.	10
32	6	"It took time to cut through to you," said Misk.	10
32	165	Kusk took a step toward the Beetle.	10
32	316	"My daughter," he said, and took the girl gently in his arms.	10
33	22	I took another leap, this time putting some effort into it, and cleared the top of the crevice by some ten feet to land between it and the gate.	10
34	16	My father took me by the shoulders.	10
34	68	I took the small stone in my hands and kissed it, for it was the Home Stone of the city to which I had pledged my sword, where I had ridden my first tarn, where I had met my father after an interval of more than twenty years, where I had found new friends, and to which I had taken Talena, my love, t...	10
34	84	I took her in my arms and she sobbed.	10

Book 4. (86 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	157	He took it and sniffed it and then took a wary sip.	10
1	34	Even with the harnessed might of several huge tharlarion drawing toward the opposite shore the crossing took us several pasangs downriver.	10
3	113	As I watched, the Tuchuk took his long, slender lance and thrust it into the ground, point upward.	10
4	32	Then he took his lance and smote it on the small, glossy shield, acknowledging my act.	10
6	32	Kamchak went to her and took her head in his hands.	10
6	97	He also took the shoes.	10
6	161	He took the skin of wine from the boy and bit out the horn plug; he then, with the wineskin on his shoulder, held back the head of Elizabeth Cardwell with one hand and with the other shoved the bone nozzle of the skin between her teeth; he tipped the skin and the girl, half choking, swallowed wine; ...	10
7	67	The interrogation of Elizabeth Cardwell took hours.	10
7	157	Kamchak handed the paper to Kutaituchik and he took it but looked at it, I thought, blankly.	10
7	162	I smiled and took the piece of rence paper.	10
7	259	He took the meat in his hand and gave it to Kamchak, who bit into it, a bit of juice running at the side of his mouth; Kamchak then held the meat to the girl.	10
7	261	Elizabeth Cardwell took the meat in her two hands, confined before her by slave bracelets and the chain of the Sirik, and, bending her head, the hair falling forward, ate it.	10
8	67	Kamchak then rode, and he, like Conrad of the Kassars, deftly took the fruit from the wand; indeed, his lance entering the fruit perhaps a fraction of an inch less than had Conrad's.	10
8	103	Kamchak said nothing, but then he got up and from a chest in the wagon he took forth a goblet and filled it with an amber fluid, into which he shook a dark, bluish powder.	10
8	104	He then took Elizabeth Cardwell in his left arm and with his right hand gave her the drink.	10
8	148	Kamchak took one look and, with a quiva, shortened it considerably, indeed, until it hung even more briefly than had the quite short, delightful yellow shift in which she had been captured.	10
8	472	I took the binding thong from my belt and put it in my teeth.	10
8	485	I would release the bola in another beat as she took her second sprint to the left.	10
8	499	He took his hand from the side of the standing kaiila.	10
8	522	I then took Dina of Turia in my arms and, at some length, and with a certain admitted satisfaction, collected my winnings.	10
8	560	Elizabeth Cardwell took her position, standing sideways, the tospit held delicately between her teeth.	10
8	621	Then for no reason I understood, I took binding fiber and bound her wrists before her body, and, as Kamchak had done with the other girls, put a thong on her neck and tied it to the pommel of my saddle.	10
9	10	I took a large swallow of fierce paga, washing it down as rapidly as possible.	10
9	197	The musicians, at a signal from the Feast Steward, took up their instruments again and the acrobats rushed back among the tables, tumbling and leaping about.	10
9	255	She took one or two of these small bottles and held them under her nose, and then sprinkled them about the table and cushions.	10
9	304	Then he took his goblet of paga and drained it, watching the girls swaying to the caress of Turian melodies.	10
10	11	Beside him, but as Ubars, rode three other men, whom I took to be chief among the Kassars, the Kataii, the Paravaci.	10
10	255	He took them angrily and, to the laughter of many of the Tuchuks present, withdrew with the animal.	10
10	443	Two men, from Ar, I took it, came forward with rakes and began to smooth the circle of sand between the stakes, for it had been somewhat disturbed in the inspection of the girls.	10
11	30	He took from a silken pouch lying before him on the palanquin a small glass, with glass-petal edges like a flower, mounted on a silver stem about which curled silver leaves.	10
11	99	In short order then Kamchak took the key over the head of Aphris of Turia and sprang open the retaining rings.	10
11	307	Kamchak then took a bit of meat that was left over from the fresh-roasted meat that Miss Cardwell had prepared.	10
11	338	He then got up and walked rather heavily over to one wall of the wagon and took a slave whip from the wall.	10
12	131	I took out some coins from my pouch and handed them to Kamchak who slipped them in a fold of his sash.	10
12	169	He took it and whipped it out.	10
12	190	"I will show you how to wear a camisk," said Kamchak, taking the cord and adjusting it with two or three pulls and jerks that just about took the wind out of the Turian girl.	10
12	251	I smiled rather grimly to myself and took a significant swallow of paga.	10
12	274	I reached around and took her right wrist, drawing it behind her body.	10
12	276	Then I took her left ankle in my hand and lifted it a bit, slipping the open ankle ring under it.	10
12	520	He took about half of it and then wiped his mouth and handed it back.	10
13	68	Then he took her braceleted hands and with one hand raised her hands over her head.	10
13	222	I took back the paga bottle and threw down another swallow.	10
14	17	Kamchak took her roughly by the arm and shoved her stumbling toward the sleen cage where, holding the bars, frightened, knelt Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
15	71	Roughly Kamchak took her by the arm and thrust her into the sleen cage beside the miserable Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
16	234	Saphrar took no offense but arranged his robes and smiled.	10
16	319	The attempt on my life took place one night and the raid on Kutaituchik's wagon the next.	10
17	87	I took it that this was an optical illusion of some sort.	10
17	96	I took a few more steps out into the pool.	10
17	106	I took a step towards the ring and the spheres, doubtless moved by the fluids displaced in my step, seemed to slowly disperse and move away.	10
18	66	Upside down, locked in the gelling fluid, I took the quiva from my mouth and, with both hands, pressed down with the blade against that twitching, jerking, withdrawing membrane.	10
18	95	I took the attack of the second guardsman by rolling on my back and flinging up my blade in defense.	10
19	10	He took two or three deep breaths.	10
19	36	Besides several of the flower trees there were also some Ka-la-na trees, or the yellow wine trees of Gor; there was one large-trunked, reddish Tur tree, about which curled its assemblage of Tur-Pah, a vinelike tree parasite with curled, scarlet, ovate leaves, rather lovely to look upon; the leaves o...	10
19	189	He took one of the two remaining scarves and bound it across her mouth holding the first scarf well inside her mouth.	10
20	98	"Who are you?" "Do not ask questions," snapped Harold, "here is the girl—take her!" The guard shrugged and as he took Hereena from Harold I winced as the young man felled him with a blow that might have broken the skull of a bosk.	10
20	155	I took one long turn, seeing the torches and lights in the House of Saphrar below, and then guided my bird out over the prairie in the direction of the wagons of the Tuchuks.	10
21	65	It took him only a few moments to discover the value of the stones and, when he did, with a cry of disgust, he hurled them away from the gate into the dust, and the two warriors, while I pretended fright and pain, belabored me with the hilts of their weapons.	10
21	147	"I am only a poor free woman," said she, "but might I not do?" I took her hands and drew her to me, and into my arms.	10
21	262	I now saw a sudden flash of light as the sun took the tips of Tuchuk lances.	10
21	272	Then two more people on the wall took up the cry, pointing wildly out over the wall.	10
21	285	My Turian foe took the short sword under the heart.	10
21	339	He then unpinned her veil and took her in his arms, improving the time.	10
23	43	I drew on the one-strap and took the tarn into the air, striking out across the prairie skies to intercept my Thousand on its way to the wagons of the Tuchuks.	10
23	48	It took only a moment for him to give the tarn into the keeping of some five warriors and leap on the back of his kaiila.	10
23	59	Harold took his Thousand into the Wagons, engaging the Paravaci wherever he could find them.	10
23	95	We set pickets and took what rest we could, in the open, the kaiila saddled and tethered at hand.	10
23	102	As soon as our men were through the barricade they leaped from their kaiila, bow and quiver in hand, and took up prearranged positions under the wagons, between them, on them, and behind the wagon box planking, taking advantage of the arrow ports therein.	10
25	49	The engraving on the Turian collar consisted of the sign of the four bosk horns and the sign of the city of Ko-ro-ba, which I took it, Kamchak had used for my sign.	10
25	83	I gently took her braceleted wrists in my hands and removed them from her face.	10
25	186	"It certainly took you a long time to come by the wagon".	10
25	196	She took the bowl of wine and smiled, waiting for me to fill one for myself.	10
25	213	She took a sip, absently.	10
25	280	Elizabeth knelt down a few feet from me, and took another sip of the wine.	10
25	313	She took another sip of wine.	10
25	484	As she knelt on the rug, head down, in the position of the Pleasure Slave, I took from her the Koora, loosening her hair, and then the leather Kalmak, and then I drew from her the Curla and Chatka.	10
25	698	I took the nose ring between my thumb and forefinger and gave it a little pull.	10
25	876	I took her nose ring between my thumb and forefinger.	10
26	127	Again and again we encountered guards within the house but each time, when Saphrar took refuge behind them, Kamchak would throw gold to them and they would dissipate and Saphrar, panting, puffing, still clutching the large, purple-wrapped object in his arms, would on his short legs hurry off again.	10
26	148	Harold tossed a pebble into the opening and it took about ten Ihn before we heard it strike water far below.	10
26	348	Saphrar took a step deeper into the pool and the pool permitted this, and he now stood with the fluids level with his chest.	10
26	373	Kamchak took the torch and with his right hand, in a long arc, flung it to the center of the pool.	10
26	560	Again we laughed and, suddenly, we urged the kaiila forward in great bounding strides, eager to reach the wagons, each of us, for waiting in these wagons were three girls, desirable, marvelous, ours, Hereena, she who had been of the First Wagon, the slave of Harold, her master; Aphris of Turia, almo...	10
27	173	Then, not pressing the animal, he took his way from the throne room.	10
27	220	She took his hand and he drew her to the saddle before him, where she turned, sitting across the saddle, and placed her head against his right shoulder, weeping.	10
28	45	I then took binding fiber and looped it several times about Miss Cardwell's waist and then several times about the pommel of the saddle, then tying it.	10
28	64	I recalled what I took to be the skepticism of Kamchak and Kutaituchik long ago when they had questioned myself and Elizabeth Cardwell of such matters.	10

Book 5. (109 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	158	I took from my belt a tarn disk of double weight, and of gold, and gave it to the Player, who took it in his fingers and felt its weight, and then he put it between his teeth and bit it.	10
17	116	I then took the cup from her and threw it to the side of the room, and took her into my arms, that lovely, long-legged, black-haired beast, provocative in the brevity of her slave livery, and kissed her, and well, and at length.	10
1	10	In the early part of the eighth Gorean hour the distant white walls took the sun and blazed like light in the green hills.	10
1	48	The urn was given to him who wore the robes of the Administrator of the City, who took it and slowly, on foot, withdrew toward Ko-ro-ba, followed by the large blond Warrior and the small Scribe.	10
1	68	Without speaking the man took twenty pieces of gold, tarn disks of Ar, of double weight, and gave them to Kuurus, who placed them in the pockets of his belt.	10
2	28	At a paga tavern, one near the great gate, cheap and crowded, dingy and smelling, a place frequented by strangers and small Merchants, the Assassin took the girl by the arm and thrust her within.	10
2	40	The man took a key from a line of hooks on the wall behind him.	10
2	60	Kuurus took the paga bowl in both hands and put his head down, looking into it.	10
2	149	Then the dark shape of the Assassin seemed to move like a swift shadow in the room, and each of the three Warriors leaped toward him, but seemed to fail to find him, and another man, without even the flash of sword steel, dropped to his knees and fell forward in the pit of sand; the other two men st...	10
3	60	I was surprised, and looked more closely, as the Vintner took the wallet filled with game pieces from the man's shoulder and began, with his stubby fingers, to quickly arrange the pieces.	10
4	84	I took the patch from the grillwork.	10
4	85	We took the body, fortunately meeting no one at that late hour, to the nearby compartments of my father, Matthew Cabot, Administrator of the City.	10
5	50	She knelt and watched me as I took one of the thongs and sat cross-legged by the door, and split it carefully over the edge of my sword.	10
5	68	I then took the two dangling cords and began to tie what must have seemed to her an incredible knot.	10
5	131	With a flourish I unrolled the furs, spilling Elizabeth out, who shrieked and began to crawl away, but my hand caught at the loop on the left shoulder of her garment and she turned suddenly, trying to sit up, her feet tangled in the garment and I kicked it away and took her in my arms.	10
5	152	The Priest-King took a step toward me on its four supporting posterior appendages, and stopped, as though it dared not move more.	10
5	164	Bracing himself against the wind, the antennae struggling to retain their focus on me, he took one delicate step toward me across the metal surface of the disk.	10
5	577	Elizabeth then took Relia by one arm and Rena by the other.	10
5	664	She did so and then knelt down opposite me, while I sat cross-legged, and took one of the thongs in my hands.	10
5	683	I took the second thong and flipped it about her ankles, securing them together.	10
6	56	For some reason, the man with the whip took the slave's hook knife, unsheathed it, and drew it across the slave's chest, leaving there a smear of blood.	10
7	49	At a gesture from Cernus the birds took wing, and I felt my basket on its heavy leather runners slide across the roof for a few feet and then drop sickeningly off the edge of the cylinder, only to be jerked up short by the ropes, hover for a moment as the tarn fought the weight, and then begin to sa...	10
7	52	Once landed the tarns and baskets were moved back beneath the overhang, beneath which we took up our post as well.	10
7	102	Almost immediately the first man, he who wore the tiny Thief's brand, returned to the panel and crouching down, held out a small, obviously heavy box, to Cernus, who, in spite of the fact that he was the master of the House of Cernus itself, took it in his own hands.	10
7	135	The man-at-arms shrugged and took the rifle, or crossbow as he thought of it, and surely the stock resembled that of a crossbow, and placed it in one of the carrying baskets.	10
8	145	We entered, and I closed the door, put the beams in place, and took off my sword belt.	10
11	11	I supposed it was from this sort of facility that the general expression "The Iron Pens" took its origin.	10
11	12	On each cage we passed, as we took our way over it, I saw a thin metal plate covered with numbers.	10
11	202	Virginia lifted the pan of water, and took a sip.	10
11	374	Then he reached into the cage and took her by the hair, twisting it.	10
12	11	Its rider took the saddle and control straps from the still-quivering bird and dropped with them through the broad strands of the net, to the sand some six feet below.	10
12	45	Then, one after another, Gold, Blue, Orange and Silver took their perches.	10
12	130	The judge's bar rang once and there was a cry from the crowd and all leaped to their feet as, with a flurry of beating wings, almost at the instant the white cord was whipped away from in front of them, the tarns took flight.	10
12	131	The Green, which had had the inside perch, took the lead.	10
12	295	"And you," she said to Phyllis, "you with the body of a Passion Slave, what of you?" Sura then took the slave goad, which was off, and moved it along the left side of Phyllis' body, touching her with the cold metal.	10
12	309	When the smith arrived, he took, from a rack in the wall, two narrow, straight bars of iron, not really plates but narrow cubes, about a half inch in width and fifteen inches in length.	10
13	54	It took but one glance and I dove into the water, swam to her, seized her by the ankle and dragged her under, kissing her, rolling about beneath the surface.	10
13	111	I took the girl into my arms, and pressed my lips to hers, as she lifted her arms and placed them about my neck.	10
13	132	She had first been sold for eight silver tarsks to a keeper of one of the public kitchens in a cylinder, a former creditor of her father, who had in mind making a profit on her; she worked in the kitchen for a year as a pot girl, sleeping on straw and chained at night, and then, as her body more ade...	10
13	193	He was the Ubar of Ubars!" I rolled over, took Nela by the wrists, drew her to me and kissed her.	10
13	242	He then took a second goad, from a hook nearby, and handed it to me.	10
13	289	Mip and I, moving the lock levers, removed the hobble and chain from the two birds and took the saddle.	10
13	297	Mip, scarcely seeming to touch the one-strap with his finger, almost a tap, took the old bird from the perch and in a whiplike flurry of its wings it struck the outside perch and stood there, its old head moving alertly, the wicked black eyes gleaming.	10
13	305	Mip took his tarn streaking among the cylinders and I, on my tarn, followed him.	10
13	307	With a tap on the two-strap I took the bird in a sudden breathtaking sweep to the high right and in an instant had joined Mip in flight.	10
13	330	Then he took his bird from the rail and I followed him.	10
14	92	I took her hands gently in mine.	10
14	96	I took her gently in my arms and kissed her, and she put her head against my left shoulder.	10
14	155	She ran even to the bath and took oils, rubbing them on her wrists, but still the steel would not release her.	10
15	74	I took a deep drink of the diluted Ka-la-na wine I had been served.	10
16	95	Outside the House of Cernus, and around the first corner, I took the bracelets and leash from Elizabeth.	10
16	118	Relius laughed and set off down the street, giving Virginia a tug that almost pulled her off her feet, and she stumbled and caught up with him, then remembered herself, and followed him, head down, two paces behind, but he gave her another tug and took up the slack in her leash, so that she must wal...	10
16	173	Ho-Sorl immediately took a step toward him and the fellow screamed, threw down his knife, and ran.	10
16	277	I climbed to the saddle of the tarn, and when Mip unlocked the hobble from its right foot, took it to the starting perch.	10
17	13	One of them looked at me and from his eyes I judged he may have seen at least three of me and offered me a swig of the bota, which I took.	10
17	17	At that time a slave girl, a blond girl, sped by and the three slaves, stumbling, bleary-eyed, bumping into one another, dutifully took up her pursuit.	10
17	99	I took the black-haired, long-legged girl by the arm and dragged her to the line of bound girls.	10
17	112	Her hand shook as she took the cup.	10
17	228	Processions took place on the bridges; there were tournaments of the game organized; poets and historians vied in praising the day, each more ecstatically than the last; but, perhaps most importantly, holiday was declared, and great games and races were sponsored without cessation for the next sever...	10
17	367	He laughed and she screamed and tried to escape but he took her by the hair and, crouching over her, pressed her back weeping to the sand.	10
17	395	He took the bowl from his bald head and wiped his face with his forearm.	10
17	456	Yet again he might wait, and perhaps I could learn of her whereabouts in the city before she took flight, and see her once more.	10
17	537	I then moved into the center of the gambling men and, not speaking, as they looked up, angry at the intrusion, I took the metal goblet containing the knucklebones from the man who held it.	10
17	572	As she stood in the room I took the key on its string from about her neck and removed the bracelets.	10
17	613	She reached out and took it.	10
17	616	I walked away from her and then took the slave goad from my wrist and hung it up again on its hook, where she might take it again if she wished.	10
17	631	Then, when she had lowered the bowl, I took my drink, that she should have drunk first.	10
18	61	He took Sura in his arms weeping.	10
18	152	He took a good mouthful of the fluid from one of the cups, and bolted it down, exhaling with satisfaction.	10
18	156	I took a swallow.	10
18	161	He took another swallow.	10
18	174	He took another drink.	10
18	195	Flaminius took another drink, and then he looked at me, bitterly.	10
18	234	"I left the Cylinder of Physicians and the next day took service in the House of Cernus, where I have been for many years.	10
18	320	I went to the basket and took out a bottle, a large one.	10
18	327	I could see the bread ovens in one wall; the long fire pit over which could be put cooking racks, the mountings for spits and kettle hooks; the fire pit was mostly black now, but, here and there, I could see a few broken sticks of glowing charcoal; aside from this, the light in the room came from on...	10
18	328	I took another bottle of paga from the basket and tossed it to the girl without a nose, who had directed me to the paga.	10
18	337	Grimly, the paga bottle in my hand, I went back into the corridor and found the stairs that took one to lower floors in the cylinder, and eventually to its depths.	10
18	359	He took two or three more swallows, and then simply held the bottle, looking at it.	10
19	111	A number of Musicians now filed out from the door at the foot of the block and took their places about it, sitting cross-legged on the floor.	10
19	147	To the amusement of the crowd it took the whip slave, and two others, to strip the biting, scratching forest beauties.	10
19	263	The light over the block took the glint of the tiny, fine nose ring in the nose of Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
19	352	The Musicians took up their instruments and, together, as three slaves, women who would be owned by men, the girls danced.	10
19	425	Elizabeth backed to the other girls and took each by an arm, and together they came to the front of the block.	10
20	104	He then took the heavy chain with its medallion from the neck of Elizabeth Cardwell and placed it about the throat of the Hinrabian girl.	10
20	110	He then took back from her his medallion and chain, and placed it about his own neck.	10
20	151	She took Claudia's hair in her left hand and held the razor-sharp hook knife at her face.	10
20	276	He took a sip from one of the goblets and narrowly missed an amused, swinging blow aimed at him by the man whose goblet it was.	10
20	351	Philemon indicated the board, and the young man went to it and took a chair, Cernus' own, surrendered eagerly by him, at the table.	10
20	530	As Scormus, his path uncontested, took his way from the room, he stopped before Sura, who lowered her head, shamed that she should be so seen before him.	10
21	147	He now took up the discarded helmet of Vancius and drew it on.	10
21	214	For sport I, too, took a few wild swings, to the delight of the crowd.	10
21	421	I hauled upon the one-strap and took the bird from the heights of the Stadium of Blades, streaking in a moment through the cylinders of Ar, leaving behind me men with whom I had fought, stained sand, and whatever we had together begun there.	10
22	97	I took the body of the man from its beak and laid it to one side.	10
22	164	Mip took advantage of this cutting in closely, following now the rider in blue silk.	10
22	331	I took the killing knife from my belt, poising it in my fingers.	10
22	370	I took the great tarn up with a snap of his wings to my starting perch, the fourth.	10
22	453	Accordingly, though it ran against the grain of my instincts, though I found it actually painful to me, the next time I felt that my strike should be the upper right I took the tarn to the lower left.	10
22	534	Menicius of Port Kar was now far in the advance but my tarn, silent, save for the crack of his great wings, eyes bright, blood on its beak and steel-shod talons, again took up the pursuit.	10
22	585	"Stop singing!" But the song continued, growing stronger as more and more men took it up, and soon the tiers themselves rang with the sound.	10
22	605	His sword across his knees, he took his seat on the throne.	10
22	612	I took his killing knife from my belt and threw it, blade down, into the sand beside the body.	10
23	13	I rushed to her side, took her in my arms.	10
24	251	Qualius smiled and took the piece of gold.	10
24	399	Marlenus took the bread and broke it apart in his large hands.	10
24	405	"No!" Marlenus then, looking at me, took the small brand of fire in his hand.	10
24	426	I took Elizabeth Cardwell into my arms.	10
24	488	I took the free woman, Vella of Gor, Elizabeth Cardwell of Earth, in my arms.	10
24	515	She took the cloth of Ho-Sorl's sleeve between her teeth, delicately, pulling at it.	10

Book 6. (92 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	139	Then Ho-Hak took, from among the arrows on the mat, the leather bracer and fastened it about his left forearm, that the arm not be lacerated by the string, and took the small tab as well, putting the first and second fingers of his right hand through, that in drawing the string the flesh might not b...	10
1	2	I reached down from the rush craft and took a palm of water into my hand and touched my tongue to it.	10
1	4	I took the triangular-bladed tem-wood paddle and moved the small craft, light and narrow, large enough scarcely for one man, ahead.	10
3	119	Angrily she threw the marsh gants from her shoulder and took the bow.	10
3	131	He took it confidently.	10
3	140	Then he took, from the unwrapped roll of arrows, now spilled on the leather, a flight arrow, and this, to my admiration, he fitted to the bow and drew it to the very pile itself.	10
4	173	The bit of stem took the fire and with it she lit a tiny lamp, also sitting in a shallow copper bowl, which burned tharlarion oil.	10
4	207	Then she took a long draught of water from a yellow, curved gourd, and then, thrusting the neck of the gourd into my mouth, gave me a swallow, then drawing it away again and laughing, but then giving it to me again, that I might drink.	10
5	94	Most of these took place in the marsh.	10
5	152	She took my hands and, with marsh vine, lashed them behind it.	10
6	151	I took it in my left hand and jerked him forward, at the same time moving my blade in a swift, easy arc, transversely and slightly upward, towards him.	10
7	47	They then drew up the planks and took their seats at the rowers' benches, to which, unprotesting, one by one, they were shackled.	10
7	81	A flock of marsh gants, wild, took flight, circled, and then, seeing I meant them no harm, returned to the island, though to its farther shore.	10
7	92	I took what was left of it and, with its lacing, bound it about my waist.	10
7	101	Then as, with a cry of rage, she thrust at me, I took the spear from her grasp, disarming her, tossing it to one side.	10
7	137	I also took the wallet of food, that which she had once tied about her waist.	10
7	190	I took the child in my arms and walked down to the shore of the rence island.	10
8	57	My feet were spread; my heels were aligned with the target; my feet and body stood at right angles to the target line; my head was sharply turned to my left; I drew the sheaf arrow to its pile, until the three half-feathers of the Vosk gull lay at my jawbone; I took breath and then held it, sighting...	10
8	152	I took a length of marsh vine and bound her wrists behind her back, and then, with another bit of marsh vine, crossed and bound her ankles.	10
8	195	I then took the helmet from my things on the rence craft, that without insignia, with empty crest plate, and lifted it until it cleared the side of the barge.	10
8	228	I took up my shield.	10
8	309	I then climbed aboard and walked back to the tiller deck, where I took my seat on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	327	I cut him free, and took him in my arms.	10
8	381	I took the key and unlocked the shackles of the eel fisher and the peasant.	10
8	432	Angrily I took again my seat on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	536	What could there be that could stand above the steel blade? Was not honor a sham, loyalty and courage a deceit, an illusion of the ignorant, a dream of fools? Was not the only wise man he who observed carefully and when he might took what he could? The determinants of the wise man could not be such ...	10
8	573	Then, cruelly, I took her head in my hands and pressed my lips upon hers.	10
8	625	At last, after I had well satisfied myself as to her quality, I took a bit of binding fiber that had fastened her ankles at the prow, and lashed her wrists together.	10
8	635	I took again my chair, that of the oar-master, in this my domain.	10
8	675	Thurnock then took the same long length of binding fiber, one end of which I had fastened about Midice's neck, and, without cutting it, looped and knotted it about the neck of the large, blond, gray-eyed girl, handing the coil then to Clitus, who indicated that the short rence girl should take her p...	10
8	718	I took the key to the shackles of the barge slaves.	10
8	779	To my amazement she slipped out of her rence cloth tunic and took a place behind the third girl in the coffle, the shorter rence girl, Ula.	10
9	4	I took it from her, not even glancing upon her, and drained the goblet.	10
9	19	I took it from her, again not seeing her.	10
9	51	He took the cup in one hand, threw it down his throat, and carried the girl he had seized, screaming, into one of the alcoves.	10
9	71	I took yet another swallow of paga.	10
9	82	I took another sip of paga.	10
9	123	I took another drink of paga.	10
9	256	In the instant that our glances had met I had seen that she, whom I took as woman, would, if she had had the power, make men slaves, but in that same instant she had seen, in my eyes, that it was men who were the stronger, who held the power, and that it would be she, if any, who would be the slave.	10
9	273	I threw a silver tarsk, taken from what we had obtained from the slavers in the marsh, to the proprietor of the paga tavern, and took in return one of the huge bottles of paga, of the sort put in the pouring sling, and reeled out of the tavern, making my way along the narrow walkway lining the canal...	10
9	276	"I bring paga!" Thurnock took down the beams from the door, and swung it open.	10
9	329	There were tears in her eyes as she extended her arms to me, and I took her into my arms and lifted her from her feet, turning and carrying her back to our quarters.	10
9	455	I unknotted the binding fiber about her throat, and took from my pouch her collar.	10
9	508	My steps took me again to the paga tavern where I had begun this night.	10
9	521	I took my goblet of paga to a table and sat down, cross-legged, behind it.	10
10	1	The Council of Captains I took my seat in the Council of the Captains of Port Kar.	10
10	87	I took the green bars to symbolize the rence of the marshes, and the flag, thus, became that of Bosk, a Captain, who had come from the marshes.	10
10	313	I took the note from the boy who appeared suddenly beside my chair.	10
11	376	He took his sword from its sheath and plunged it through the scribe's papers, pinning them to the table.	10
12	54	There, in the heat of a watch fire, I stripped away my clothes and took a cloak from Thurnock.	10
12	64	I took another swig of paga.	10
13	8	I took a longboat ashore, and sent the boat back to my galley.	10
13	76	The girl, enraged, took again her seat on the dais.	10
13	271	He then picked up his trident in his right hand and, not looking back, took his way from the slaves' wharf.	10
13	392	We took up this beat, and again the Rena moved.	10
14	72	Doubtless, from hold to hold, over the months, the word has spread that Bosk not only would not sink a round ship, but that, when he took one, he freed her slaves.	10
14	196	As the beat dropped, I took out the glass of the builders and scanned the horizon.	10
14	211	We took the fourth ship amidships, as we had the third.	10
14	255	His oars took up maximum beat and his heavy ship, the crest of the ram dividing the water before the concave bow, the tarn's beak just below the water line, plunged toward us.	10
14	317	I snapped shut the glass of the builders and, by means of a slender rope ladder fastened at the masthead and anchored to a cleat near the mast well below, took my way down to the deck.	10
15	40	The wild crowds screamed and shouted, and threw flowers, and the flagship, oars dipping in stately fashion, took her regal path, ram's crest dividing flowers in the water, between the buildings lining the great canal.	10
15	77	I took two talenders which had fallen on my shoulder and fastened them in the ropes at her neck.	10
15	405	At last, bit by bit, as her fear and terror mounted, the men, fist by fist, took up the slack in the thongs that tethered her, until suddenly, they swiftly bound her hand and foot and lifted her over their heads, captured female slave, displaying her bound arched body to the tables.	10
15	420	And I took her by the hair and held back her head, pouring the wine down her throat, some of it running down her face and body, under the slave collar and its bells.	10
15	581	He took her by the collar and turned it slightly upward in his large hands, forcing her head up to face his.	10
15	646	Enraged I took the bag of gold, what was left of it, and hurled it out into the hall, spilling a rain of golden tarn disks before it struck the tiles.	10
15	797	I put out my hands and took her head in my hands.	10
16	248	I took the rock.	10
16	277	I took a silken cloth from the table.	10
16	302	Then I took my seat in the longboat.	10
16	359	I took my chair.	10
17	123	In the basket I wrapped the admiral's cloak about me, began to chew on a piece of tarsk meat, as much against the cold as the hunger, and took out the glass of the builders.	10
17	127	I uncorked the gourd and took some of the water.	10
17	218	The other ships took their places in four lines behind the command ship of the reserves.	10
17	255	I took the glass of the builders, and its strap, from my shoulder.	10
17	261	The oar-master took the longboat's tiller.	10
17	380	As one set of birds hovered over the deck and their men dropped to its planks, the birds darted away, and another set took their place.	10
17	437	"Fight!" I drew on the one-strap and the tarn, against the wind, took flight and Chenbar of Kasra, Ubar of Tyros, the Sea Sleen, in the manacles of a common slave, swung free below us, helpless and pendant in the furies of the wind and the sleeting rain, the captive of Bosk, a captain of Port Kar, a...	10
18	39	"Stroke! Stroke!" The beating of the copper drum of the keleustes took up maximum beat.	10
18	57	I took off my admiral's cloak and threw it over the shivering bird.	10
18	148	We took the shuddering bird down among the trees.	10
18	249	He took her in his arms.	10
18	254	He took her by the shoulders, turned her about and started her stumbling down the kitchen passageway.	10
18	261	I took a step toward her.	10
18	264	I took another step toward her.	10
18	268	I took another step toward her and, wildly, she wheeled and, barefoot, fled stumbling down the passageway.	10
18	443	"I took it," she said.	10
18	467	"Where is the collar I took from your throat on the night of the victory feast?" I asked.	10
18	563	I took Telima in my arms.	10
18	588	The girls took up stones and swords, and stood beside us.	10
18	790	He bowed his head and took his leave, and Midice slipped to her feet and accompanied him.	10
18	879	"It was a risk I took," said Samos.	10

Book 7. (68 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	33	I took a brief examination with another instructor, a male, naturally, and the grade became an A.	10
1	100	Following my graduation I took up my own residence, in a penthouse on Park Avenue.	10
2	69	I took out a butcher knife.	10
3	68	He went to the night table and took one of my cigarettes and, with one of my tiny, fine matches, imported from Paris, lit it.	10
3	101	I shook my head, no, no! He took my chin in his hand, and turned my head toward him, so again I must face him.	10
3	170	I took the knife and slashed the cord at my throat and the cords at my ankles.	10
4	30	He handed the collar to another man, who took it away.	10
4	46	The large man took my left hand and removed the wrist watch from it.	10
4	72	Another took me by the arm and dragged me back before the large man.	10
6	347	I took his sandal in my hands and pressed my lips down on his foot, kissing it.	10
7	86	Rask withdrew his men and, in moments, the captured girls bound across their saddles, and many of the other goods of Targo thrust into their packs, they took flight.	10
7	101	It took many days to reach Laura.	10
7	255	When I had finished, she took the comb, and combed mine.	10
7	263	It took many days to reach the banks of the Laurius.	10
7	516	The two men took Targo's gold and withdrew into the darkness.	10
8	346	Targo took more than two days to make his choices.	10
8	418	The guard took me and threw me, belly down, on the platform, fastening my wrists over my head and widely apart, in leather wrist straps.	10
8	440	On the fifth day the physician took more samples.	10
8	463	Then, as I had seen Lana once do, I gently took his leg in my hands and put my cheek, head down, against the side of his leg.	10
8	527	I stopped working for a moment and took a deep breath.	10
8	775	He came back to the bars and took my hands, holding me against the bars.	10
8	847	I took this food, and a water bag, within the darkened log enclosure.	10
8	961	The guard handed me a piece of meat and I took it in my teeth kneeling beside him, where he sat cross-legged, I lifting and squeezing the bota of paga, filled from one of the large jugs, guiding the stream of liquid into his mouth.	10
8	985	I took the hand of the guard near whom I knelt, and placed it at my waist, slipping his fingers inside the double loop of binding fiber that belted my camisk, that he might hold me.	10
9	137	She slung again about her shoulders her bow and quiver, and took up again her light spear.	10
9	251	Then Verna came to me and took my leash from the hand of the girl who had held it.	10
9	306	Verna took the length of binding fiber from her skin, that which had formerly bound my wrists.	10
9	309	She tied the binding fiber securely about my left wrist, took the fiber behind the post, threaded it through the highest of the two metal rings, and then, jerking my right wrist back, bound it, too, fastening me to the post.	10
9	366	At last the girls, one by one, rose from the grass, drew on again their skins, and took up their weapons.	10
9	412	I took a deep breath, and shuddered.	10
10	15	I took a breath, with difficulty.	10
10	85	He took one and put it on the fire at the side of the room, in a shallow, rimmed, stone hearth.	10
10	447	I took another draw on the cigarette.	10
10	495	He gave me another cigarette, and I took it.	10
10	521	Then, from a hook on the wall, he took a large piece of meat, bosk meat, and threw it to the animal.	10
10	606	He took the red-silk robe, and cast it into the fire.	10
11	39	"You took me on contract," she said.	10
11	250	Could she not see what had been done to me, to me! Ute came to me and took me by the shoulders, and I sobbed against her, uncontrollably.	10
11	414	He took the nose ring between his thumb and first finger and lifted it.	10
11	427	He clapped his hands and took a step toward me, and I turned and fled stumbling away again, hearing his laughter in the hallway behind me.	10
11	560	Ute then took us to the bars at the front of the cage and, unknotting the thong, passed it around two of the bars and reknotted it, over one of the crossbars, about two and a half feet above the floor plating.	10
11	670	He stood me there, facing the interior of the cage, and took my hair and knotted it about one of the crossbars of the cage, about a foot above my head.	10
11	671	He then took Inge to the opposite side of the cage, put her standing against the wall of bars there, facing me, and similarly fastened her in place.	10
11	721	He took a hard candy from his pouch, and held it, outside of my reach.	10
12	612	I crept close and took two handfuls of berries from her bucket and put them in mine.	10
13	186	We always took it with us, of course, when we moved.	10
13	734	In a moment or two, he reached down and took my hair, lifting my head, painfully, and turning it from side to side.	10
13	855	Again the spear struck, but this time my captor took the point in the shield.	10
14	14	He then took me lightly in his arms and slid from the back of the tarn.	10
14	38	The woman took my head in her hands, and turned it from side to side.	10
14	200	My steps now, inadvertently, took me toward the center of the camp.	10
15	220	Several of my workmates were sold, and others, captured, brought in on tarnback, took their place, perhaps to be sold as well in their turn.	10
15	262	Inge and Rena, and the other new girls, followed me, and I took them to the chest at the side of the shed, where I could find them their simple, brief garments of brown rep-cloth, which raiment would constitute their sole work garment in the camp of Rask of Treve.	10
15	263	From the chest I took forth several of the garments, small, clean and neatly folded.	10
15	474	Rask clapped his hands once, and four musicians, who had been waiting outside, entered the tent, and took a place to one side.	10
15	610	She took us to that part of the camp near the horizontal pole, some nine feet high, resting across the two pairs of crossed poles, rather like a pole for hanging meat, or trophies, from.	10
15	1107	Ute took the other slave bells and buckled one strap, with its two small buckles, like the ankle straps, except smaller, about my left wrist, and then buckled the other strap, with its two small buckles, about my right wrist.	10
15	1129	She took a white, silken ribbon and wrapped it five times about the collar, not tying it.	10
15	1197	Another girl, with jeers, was driven from the sand, and another took her place.	10
15	1212	He took my face in his hands.	10
15	1241	When I reached the feasters another girl took from me the wine.	10
15	1392	I then took the wine, with a small copper bowl, and a black, red-trimmed wine crater, to the side of the fire.	10
15	1395	After a time I took the copper bowl from the fire and held it against my cheek.	10
15	1402	Again I took the bowl from the fire.	10
15	1420	He took the wine, and I watched, in terror.	10
15	1519	Then he took me in his arms.	10
16	431	From his pouch he took forth a key and sprang open the heavy manacle that had clasped, so perfectly confining it, my left ankle.	10
17	58	I had sought to please Rask of Treve in many ways, and found, to my astonishment, that I was eager to do so, and took great pleasure in doing so.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	89	He took the purse of the burgher in black satin, and took, too, from his neck the silver chain of his office, which he slung about his own neck.	10

Book 10. (2 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	345	He then took the strap that bound her wrists to her ankles, leaving her wrists tied behind her, and took it under her and tied it tautly about the ring on her collar, this holding her head down, as she knelt.	10
26	812	There I took her down to the fourth level, the lowest level, and, throwing the tiny garment into a cell, whence it would be retrieved later, I took her to the branding chamber, threw her into the device, and locked it on her thigh.	10

Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	13	The man on my left, in his two hands, took my left wrist; the man on my right, with his two hands, took my right wrist.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	639	I looped the intimacy veil about the back of her neck and crossed it above her breasts and drew it to the sides, over her breasts, and then took both lengths around her body and behind her back, again crossing them, then looping them about the sandal string tight on her waist; I then took the two lo...	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	189	"Who took it," asked the praetor, "a casual male, curious to see your body?" "A girl took it," she cried, angrily, "a blond girl.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	8	She then took a long strip of cloth, some five feet long and eight inches wide, thrust it over the cloth belt in front, took it under and between my legs, passed it under and over the cloth belt in back, and, adjusting it, drew it snugly tight.	10
29	187	'" "No," she said, "you just took it from me, now!" "No," I said, opening my left hand, "this is the strand of hair which I just took from you.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	550	I took my position on a thwart amidships, between two oarsmen, and he took his place on a thwart near the stern, before the helmsman.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	168	I then took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	92	The woman who had brought the child to the side of the fire now took up the blanket in which it had been wrapped, and, wrapping it again in its folds, took it then from the warrior, and made her way back to the wagon.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	283	But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	839	Of the other two guardsmen one took Ellen's wrists and drew them forward, holding them, and the other took her ankles, and, holding them tightly, drew them back, this extending her legs.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	103	In any event, neither of the women, whom I took to be contract women, took much interest in Cecily, or gave her much attention.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	3	It took some time for my eyes to grow accustomed to the light, as, for a human, it was almost dark, at least until this adjustment took place.	10
45	110	I took one digit in my hand, and then I took another, and then I held them together, and pressed the two, twice.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	10	Let the idealist and the fanatic curse the inevitable fruits of his success, the brass he took for gold, the unexamined shadow he took for substance, the bright illusion he took for reality; he does not lament the downfall of peoples and states, the carts of bones and the lakes of blood; his grief, ...	10