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Tore

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	34	The Guards were on the roof! I leaped after the heavily robed figure, seized her, spun her around and tore from her hands the stone she carried.	10
6	216	"My tarn killed the other," said the girl, "and followed it to the ground, where he tore it to pieces".	10
7	172	She tried frantically to readjust the folds of her veil, but with both hands I tore it fully away, and she lay at my feet, as it is said on Gor, face-stripped.	10
8	3	The soldier, beginning at the high, ornate collar of the girl's robes, began to break the braided loops, ripping them loose from their hooks; methodically he tore her robes apart and pulled them down and over her shoulders; in half a dozen tugs the heavy layers of her garments had been jerked downwa...	10
9	7	The wind shook her hair and tore at her gown, and she would throw back her head, exposing her throat and shoulders to its rough caress, drinking it in as though it were Ka-la-na wine.	10
9	173	I tore some inches from the bottom of Talena's gown to make a bandage for Kazrak's shoulder.	10
12	84	The sudden weight of the frame swinging against my roped wrists and ankles, while the talons of the bird gripped my body, almost tore me apart.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	12	As I tore the thing from my leg, glad that the sting had not been that of the venomous ost, the three hurtling moons of Gor broke from the dark cover of the clouds.	10
4	60	The wind tore at my tunic.	10
15	239	I bent down, and, with my hands and teeth, tore a chunk free.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	198	Her fingers tore at it in frenzy, in fury, and she wept with frustration, and at last she desisted.	10
25	16	So I tore a handful of cloth from her garment and on this I wiped my hands and the blade.	10
31	124	He fired at me, burning a hole in the dome near him, exposing the power source, and the same flashing burst of fire tore at the area of the dome behind which I stood.	10
31	170	Sarm reached to the steel bar that formed the railing to his left on the walkway and with the incredible strength of Priest-Kings with one motion twisted and tore free a length of perhaps eighteen feet.	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	203	The claws emerged and tore at the rug, and retracted, and then emerged again and again tore at the rug.	10
3	99	He tore the necklace from his throat and flung it to my feet.	10
4	2	The slender, flexible wand of the lance tore at the seven-layered Gorean shield, striking a spark from the brass rim binding it, as the man had lunged at my head.	10
6	83	Then, swiftly, he tore it from her.	10
15	65	Then, without speaking, to her consternation he tore swiftly away the yellow camisk and fastened slave bracelets on her wrists.	10
18	68	Crowded about my body now were entangling filaments and spheres trying, like hands and teeth, to tear me from my work, but I struck and tore again and again and then entered the secret world beneath the membrane slashing to the left and right and suddenly the fluid began to loosen and withdraw above...	10
18	93	I moved to his right and from his strengthless hand, even before he fell, tore his weapon.	10
26	204	"Do not approach!" cried Saphrar, "or I shall destroy the golden sphere!" He tore away the purple cloth that had enfolded the golden sphere and then lifted it high over his head.	10
26	285	Kamchak walked to him and tore away the mask.	10
26	293	Kamchak bent to the figure and, opening his garments, tore from his neck the almost priceless collar of jewels which the man had worn.	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	599	With a cry of rage the Pleasure Slave ran past me and tore the slave goad from the wall, flicked it to on.	10
18	476	The guard to whom I had first given paga came over to Caprus and tore the bottle from his hand.	10
19	353	In the crowd men cried out with pleasure; I heard even gasps from women, perhaps amazingly, startled that their sex was capable of such beauty; the eyes of some of the women shone with ill-concealed admiration and excitement; I could mark the quickness of their breath in their veils; the eyes of oth...	10
20	205	He picked up the remains of the small cloth doll which lay torn before her and tore them more.	10
22	33	Then, not taking its eyes from us, it put down its beak and tore an arm from the thing beneath its talons.	10
22	351	The steel-shod talons of the war tarn tore for a moment at the heavy beams of the platform on which it stood, furrowing it.	10
22	579	One citizen tore down the banners of green which draped the box of the Ubar and of the High Initiate.	10
23	18	I put her down and tore rags to wrap about her wrists.	10
23	148	He tore his robe from his body and wore only the belted house tunic; the left shoulder was soaked with blood.	10

Book 6. (12 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	223	I jerked loose the last two fastenings, and tore rence from the edge of the island, heaping it on the raft, covering Telima.	10
9	347	She tore the bread for us, broke the cheese, ribboned the eels and cut the tarsk.	10
9	384	And tore from her the bit of silk she wore.	10
9	415	And then Ula, boldly before Clitus, tore from her own body the silk she wore and danced, her arms extended to him.	10
9	606	I tore off some of his tunic and cleaned the blade on it.	10
12	44	I thrust my thumbs in its ears and tore its head back from my leg.	10
13	372	The oar-master rushed between the benches and tore the whips away from the seamen, ordering them above decks.	10
14	429	"No!" I tore it away.	10
15	817	"You, too," she said, "wear a collar!" I tore away from my throat the broad scarlet ribbon, with its pendant medallion, with the tarn ship and the initials of the Council of Captains of Port Kar.	10
17	374	I tore away the wind scarf from my face.	10
18	40	The tiny storm sail, swollen with the black wind and sleet, tore at the yard and the brail ropes.	10
18	74	It tore at them greedily.	10

Book 7. (19 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	20	I tore at the pile on the rug.	10
2	131	The wind tore at my body, at the taut, swaying, drawn, clenched sheet.	10
3	404	I tore at the phone.	10
3	511	My hands, my right clutching the handbag, fought the brush and branches that tore at me.	10
4	26	He stepped behind me and tore open the top button of the black, bare-midriff blouse.	10
4	61	My hand tore the butcher knife from my handbag and I slashed wildly at him.	10
5	4	My fingers tore down at the roots.	10
5	223	It tore through the fabric of the slacks on my right leg.	10
8	366	Beyond the compound of Haakon of Skjern I could see the compound of his tarns, where, hobbled, the great birds beat their wings, threw back their heads and screamed, and tore at the great pieces of bosk thrown before them.	10
8	367	Sometimes they tore at their hobbles and struck at their keepers with their great yellowish, scimitarlike beaks.	10
8	1008	Then he tore her camisk from her.	10
9	323	The first girl, throwing back her head to the moons, screamed and tore her skins to the waist, writhing.	10
9	331	Another girl, crying out, tore her own skins to the waist and clawing, moaning, writhing, approached the square.	10
9	334	And then the first girl tore away her skins and danced in her golden ornaments beneath the huge, wild moons, on the grass of the circle, before the square.	10
9	337	Then suddenly, to my amazement, Verna cried out in anguish, a wild, moaning, anguished cry, and threw from herself her weapons and tore away her own skins and leaped into the circle, turning, and clawing and crying out like the others.	10
10	507	Instantly he was on me and tore the robe from my body.	10
10	629	It squealed and hissed in fury, struck by the whip, and then it caught it in its teeth and tore it away from the man.	10
12	640	Men there tore back the coverings of blue and yellow canvas, that they might be seen.	10
16	107	I now knew! I cried out, and tore a handful of grass from the knoll.	10

Book 8. (15 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	108	"Priest-Kings tore me from her," I told Samos, hard-eyed.	10
6	1056	With one hand I tore the fillet from her hair.	10
6	1059	"Oh!" she cried, in misery, as, with two angry hands, I rudely tore away the brief bit of wool I had permitted her.	10
9	233	I tore helplessly at the thongs.	10
9	419	Mira leaped to her feet and tore her skins to the waist exposing her breasts to the wild light of the flooding moons.	10
9	420	She shrieked and tore at the moons with her fingernails.	10
9	425	Mira now, the others following, crying out, tore away the scraps of panther skin that had yet concealed their beauty.	10
9	430	She leaped to her feet and, looking at me, tore away her skins.	10
15	70	I tore away their halters, improvising gags.	10
15	178	Without speaking I tore the skins at their left thighs to the waist, revealing their brands.	10
15	745	She tore the pleasure silk back that there be less between us.	10
18	421	I tore it in two and threw half to each of the girls.	10
18	499	Then I tore off the tatters of her white woolen slave garment, ripping it into strips.	10
18	579	One of them, without warning, with a single rip that spun her fully about, tore her slave tunic away.	10
22	307	With one hand he tore from his throat the leather and claws he wore there.	10

Book 9. (15 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
1	687	The meat, red and hot, was brought, and I tore it in my teeth, the juices running at the side of my mouth.	10
1	691	I tore the meat and finished it.	10
2	34	Another was slain when an adder forced into his mouth tore its way free through the side of his face.	10
3	97	He tore away the purse from the large blond girl, and the silver straps, too, which had decorated the black velvet of her gown.	10
3	111	He then tore away the ribbons and comb of bone and leather that had so intricately held the hair of the larger blond girl, she in black velvet.	10
6	359	I tore a piece of meat from what Ivar had thrown me and held it to Thyri.	10
8	130	Ivar tore the golden string from her hair, loosening it.	10
8	132	He tore the collar of her gown back from her throat, opening it at her neck.	10
8	138	He tore away from his body, swiftly, the gown of the perfumers, that of white and yellow silk.	10
9	282	"Good boy," said the Forkbeard, and tore him a piece of meat.	10
10	328	He tore away her kirtle.	10
13	388	Roughly the Forkbeard, then, his hands at her shoulders, tore away the robes of concealment.	10
18	92	The Kur, backing away, with its right arm, reaching across its body, tore up one of the tent poles, wrenching it free of the earth, the tent.	10
18	511	My master is truly powerful! Release me this instant! Fear him!" Olga, to the girl's outrage, tore away her golden silk, revealing her to the Forkbeard.	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	853	He threw back his head and laughed, and then tore down the veil, that we might look on his face.	10
7	346	I tore at the chains.	10
11	531	Hassan tore off his own burnoose and, putting it under Alyena's arms, lowered her from the roof to the arms of one of his men, mounted on his kaiila.	10
12	50	The chain tore at the back of my neck and I was thrown from my feet and dragged through the brush and dust, twisting.	10
12	523	Holding both her hands in my left hand I then dragged her from the couch to the side of the room where, with my right hand, I tore down some of the soft cords used to arrange the voluminous, decorative drapes and hangings which adorned the chamber.	10
15	73	Yet none of us parted it; none tore it from him.	10
19	139	It was only as it approached that I understood it to be hundreds of feet in height, perhaps a hundred pasangs in width; the sky above it was gray, then black like smoke; then I could watch it no longer, that I might not be blinded; I shielded my eyes with my hands; I turned my back to it; I crouched...	10
20	85	With one motion the Kur tore the brush from the ground and lifted it over his head, and threw it from him.	10
20	87	Then, exposing the claws on its right prehensile appendage, that heavy, six-digited hand, or paw, it tore down into the dirt, and threw dirt behind it.	10
21	582	With my teeth I tore the insulation from a part of the wire I had taken from the pile of debris and wire, coiled and, in my teeth, carried with me in my climb.	10
21	586	It tore at the fine wire with its thick digits but they could not slip beneath it.	10
21	615	I tore loose the pipe.	10
24	172	Her body involuntarily shuddered as the grease-thick rag slipped over her beauty and clung snug, revealingly, about it; I examined her, walking about her; I tore the neckline down, to better expose the beauty of her breasts; I ripped away a strip from the garment's hem, shortening it; she must now w...	10
25	443	I tore down one of the hangings, a yellow one, and ripped a narrow strip from it.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	478	The fallen foe lay doubled in the grass; his lower lip was bloody; he tore it with his teeth, holding it, that, in his pain, he might make no sound.	10
3	237	He who was to act as referee then tore away from Eta the brief rag she wore.	10
4	233	She then, at another place, cut into the hem, ripping it, and unraveled and tore it a bit, as though it had naturally frayed; some stray threads hung upon my thigh.	10
4	248	I tore the garment there, at the left hip, that as I moved, the brand might be glimpsed.	10
4	742	I tore it from the ground and covered myself with it, holding it about my shoulders.	10
5	268	Angrily the man tore away the girl's gown and, with a bit of binding fiber, tied her on her knees, her wrists crossed and bound behind one of the spokes on the supply wagon.	10
5	581	Weeping I tore away the robes, frenziedly, and, stripped, threw myself on my belly naked before him, he a Gorean male, he a master, I a slave girl.	10
9	915	My fingernails tore at the wood.	10
9	1331	I, with difficulty, tore the kerchief, the boys amused at my weakness.	10
9	1399	The brush tore at my clothing and body.	10
9	1792	Thurnus, swiftly, tore away the tunic about his waist, and, taking him by the arm, rudely thrust him to the heavy rack, where I lay helplessly secured.	10
9	1909	He tore it down, exposing her shoulders.	10
9	2077	He tore the garment from her and threw her between the feast fires.	10
11	116	I turned the collar and, with my fingers, tore at the lock.	10
12	266	With my teeth I tore away his upper tunic, stripping him to the waist.	10
12	562	I tore bits of slave silk from my garment and wedged them in the two bolt receptacles, that the door not shut behind me.	10
14	268	We tore aside our silks in the room of preparation.	10
18	114	The free woman, then, as the guardsmen looked away, tore down her robes to the shoulder, revealing the collar, which bore, of course, the name of her master.	10
20	253	I tore at her hair, rolling with her on the boards, and got my fingers in it but she, with the heels of her two hands, struck back my head.	10
20	506	Clitus Vitellius turned to the double gate and tore at the bars, but could not fling them back, for the bolts had slipped into place.	10
22	44	It tore the grunt from the line and bore it away.	10
22	582	I scratched and tore at it, but could not free myself.	10
22	659	He dragged me to this ring and tore open my rep-cloth tunic.	10
24	6	The last bit of rep-cloth tunic, which still clung about me, he tore away, and threw it into the sea.	10
27	280	He seized a cup and tore a vessel of paga from a startled girl and filled it himself.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	90	I tore away a good piece of meat.	10
4	575	I tore aside a stake on which canvas was sewn and forced my way between booths.	10
6	569	The man then tore the belt from her and fastened her hands behind her back.	10
6	906	With his knife he cut the rags from her hips and we watched them fall among the angry sleen who tore them to pieces.	10
11	355	I leaned to one side as the raking talons of a second tarn tore downward for me.	10
11	361	I tore the shield from its saddle straps and blocked the raking talons that furrowed the leather.	10
12	701	I almost cried out as her teeth bit into my side and her fingernails tore at my thigh in her frustration.	10
26	135	Imnak tore back Audrey's hood.	10
28	13	"I do not know how to dance," cried one, and I looked upon her and she tore away her silk and, trembling, danced, and well.	10
28	62	I tore back the furs on the floor, and there encountered steel plates, riveted together.	10
28	65	I tore down the overhead furs.	10
28	67	In fury I tore away the fur at the walls.	10
28	70	Again I tore at the bars.	10
34	182	It tore at its thigh.	10
35	274	With the barrel of the tubular weapon I tore open the loose knot holding the pleasure silk together at her navel.	10
35	856	An instant later, as I flung myself downward, near the girl, Drusus with me, there was a ripping of steel which tore at my eardrums.	10
35	867	Another tore the blood and flesh from his face, half blinded, roaring with fury.	10
37	20	It tore at our furs.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	140	I in two strides was at the aba, and I tore it away.	10
13	443	Then, suddenly, she tore at the chains, trying to free herself, but could not, of course, do so.	10
24	69	Kisu tore at the mud, scratching for one of the shields and stabbing spears.	10
24	79	I tore it from him.	10
32	1063	I then, rudely, tore away the garment, spinning her, stumbling, from me.	10
47	88	Others tore palm leaves from the roofs of huts, striking about them.	10
53	222	The beast who confronted me, howling, tore the manacle from its slashed, moonlike eye.	10
53	349	Suddenly, behind us, there was a splintering of lashed poles, and bindings, too, tore loose.	10
53	404	I leaped free of it and tore loose the chain, looping its bloody links about my own neck.	10
53	496	I tore the raider's spear from Kisu and extended it to Msaliti who, screaming, grasped it.	10
57	217	The man from the tavern of Pembe then unknotted her blindfold and tore it away from her head.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1018	I tore off my coat, and my jacket, to thrust it against one of the circular apertures, some four inches in diameter, set flush with the back of the seat, now a barrier, in front of us.	10
2	111	That fellow, as she whimpered, tore open her dress at the waist on the left side.	10
4	117	Lola, the beautiful slave girl, then tore away the rag from her hips and lowered herself to the tiles.	10
11	313	I tore open the bag, thrusting back the loop of the drawstring.	10
11	529	"Of course not!" Angrily she tore open the Ta-Teera at her lower left abdomen.	10
12	49	The Lady Tima then signaled again to the burly fellow who, with a knife, from the back, cutting at the back of the coat, and at the sleeves, cut and tore away the coat.	10
19	303	Angrily he tore away two additional horts from the tunic's freshly sheared hem.	10
19	307	But his hands then tore open the tunic, that the beauty of her breasts be but ill concealed.	10
19	308	Lastly he tore open, to the hip, on the left side, the now ragged, scandalously brief skirt of her tunic.	10
26	13	He approached her and, as she wept, he tore down her robes to the waist.	10
26	22	I then jerked loose the helmet strap and, by the crest, tore away the helmet, backward, almost breaking the fellow's neck.	10
26	228	I tore away his weapons and accouterments.	10
27	433	I tore it from her body.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	522	"No!" Then, struggling wildly, she tore at the ropes.	10
9	77	He tore the sheet away from the girl on the block, throwing it to the side.	10
12	106	I tore away the clothing she held before her, casting it aside.	10
22	343	He tore open the tunic he wore, revealing beneath it, dark, blackish in appearance, in the moonlight, the scarlet.	10
32	341	The rush of it was cold on my body, and tore at my hair.	10
32	346	I tore loose, kicking, of the mud, and pushed upward toward the surface, which, after some seconds, gasping, I broke.	10

Book 16. (13 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	139	Behind those shields, like shapes and shadows, distinguishable behind the wicker, men tore with saws at the chain.	10
3	17	There was a great scraping as the chain tore at the keel.	10
3	57	Her port shearing blade tore at our strakes.	10
5	21	A spear thrust from behind tore through the side of my tunic.	10
8	406	Accordingly, not speaking, I tore a broad strip from the scarlet sheet and, folding it five times, encircling her head with it, tied it tightly behind the back of her head, blindfolding her with it.	10
8	542	I also fetched the remains of the scarlet sheet from which, standing beside her, I tore what I needed, and then discarded the rest.	10
15	53	In fury, in rage, unobserved, I tore at the ropes.	10
16	173	It twisted, and bit, and tore, dangling and thrashing.	10
16	281	I tore loose a strip of it and, with this cordage, improvised a wrist sling.	10
16	470	I picked up the tunic from the deck and, unhurriedly, tore some strips from it.	10
20	746	"Gentlemen," said Calliodorus, huskily, "this is the free woman, Lola, of Port Cos!" Suddenly the girl, sobbing, wildly tore away her veils and the robes of concealment, revealing that she wore a slave tunic and collar.	10
20	811	Swiftly she tore away the slave tunic, stripping herself.	10
20	1135	Then, suddenly, laughing, Miles of Vonda jerked open the tunic and tore it down about her lovely, flaring hips.	10

Book 18. (8 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	50	The rider jerked at the lance and it tore against the palms of Cuwignaka's hands, blood at the wood.	10
27	81	Screaming, it tore its way free, pulling leather and cloth with it.	10
35	17	Air tore past us.	10
35	111	Rain tore its way downward.	10
35	227	Then, with its teeth, it tore off the leather.	10
47	124	Blasts of air tore through my hair.	10
47	280	The arrow, fired from not more than fifteen feet away, entered the body of the rider on the right below the left shoulder blade and almost at the same instant Ubar of the Skies, screaming, with those hooklike, terrible talons tore the body of the rider on the left from the girth rope.	10
47	367	They rolled and tore at one another and blood, from drenched fur, marked the stone, leaving the pattern of the fur.	10

Book 19. (5 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	544	I was a Tatrix! I tore my yellow robe, that of brief silk, from its carved hanger.	10
16	340	"Do not eat so quickly," he cautioned me, as I tore piteously at the bread.	10
29	93	"Kassim, the rebel pretender to the throne of Tor, whom my animals tore to pieces, was no slave," said Hassan.	10
30	466	"No! No!" She tore and jerked at the collar, frenziedly.	10
32	166	Ligurious tore the gag from her.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	192	It then tore the other sleen from its arm and thrust its jaws open and thrust its great clawed paw deep into the creature's throat, down through its throat, forcing its way into its body, clawing and grasping and tore forth, up through the creature's own mouth, part of its lungs.	10
2	227	She cried out as I, half spinning her about, tore the cloth from her hips.	10
14	381	I tore away a tusk, breaking it loose, from the side of the jaw of the dead animal.	10
14	388	I tore loose part of the skin.	10
14	394	I tore the pelt mostly away from the animal.	10
16	1008	Instantly Bina tore away the scarf knotted about her hips, that which had formerly been tied about her throat, concealing her collar.	10
16	1219	He suddenly tore it from his head.	10
18	47	Men seized the moaning Temenides and tore away his robes and tied his hands behind his back.	10
18	194	Swiftly one of the soldiers tore away the knotting at the opening of the sack.	10
18	201	The soldiers tore open the sack and pulled it down from the head and shoulders of its occupant.	10
20	401	Twice more it tore its way up among bodies, and then, at last, men stepped wearily back from it.	10

Book 21. (4 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	430	She tore down her robes to her hips.	10
4	545	I leaped to the free woman and tore the whip from her hand, hurling it angrily to the side.	10
24	344	Then, suddenly, as she cried out in surprise, in dismay, he tore her dress down to her waist.	10
25	719	She tore at the blanket on the floor with her fingernails, sobbing.	10

Book 22. (6 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	I had actually begun work on the second garment, some two months ago, but, in touching it to my body, for it was the sort of garment which touches the body directly, with no intervening investiture, I had suddenly, comprehending its meaning and nature, begun to shake with terror and, scarcely knowin...	10
11	231	Swiftly she crouched down before me, and, with two hands, angrily, there in the hall, near the curtain, tore the sheet back, away from me, thrusting it back, and down, over my calves.	10
19	133	Suddenly, driven in his need, impassioned, he tore open my robe.	10
28	226	She then tore down a part of her bodice.	10
29	230	Almost instantly another of the men had begun to draw his sword, but the beast, before the blade was half from the sheath, on all fours, scrambling, tearing the grass behind it, moving with incredible swiftness, not like anything on two legs, seized him and tore open his throat with a single slash o...	10
29	1098	With one hand, and his teeth, he tore his tunic, and bound cloth about his arm.	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	535	When she straightened up Philebus, behind her, tore back the sides of her silk.	10
1	728	Some of them tore open their silk, and squirmed on their knees, in the dirt, in need.	10
1	760	Then she stood boldly before him, as though challenging him to recognize her! But he still did not recognize her! Then boldly, suddenly, she tore back her silk before him.	10
19	800	Claws tore at me, raking my leg.	10
19	1506	Her small fingers tore at the sand.	10
31	173	Then, suddenly, in an instant, his face contorted with rage, uttering an animal-like cry, he tore at the tree, gouging the wood, tearing bark from it, scattering it about.	10
43	109	We had scarcely gone ten steps before he stopped, and tore himself free.	10
47	23	He tore that curtain away.	10
48	241	He tore the ropes from her neck.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	45	She tore at the net, in tears, but was helpless.	10
3	335	A fellow tore off the tunic of a slave girl and thrust her out, into the circle.	10
3	415	Even as I considered the matter she received a sign from a fellow, her master, I suppose, and she tore open her silk, and danced even more plaintively before one fellow and then another.	10
10	347	I then crouched down and tore off a bit of the hem of her robes, but not enough to offend her modesty, for example, revealing her ankles, and, using the cloth as a bond, fastened her ankles together, leaving her some four or five inches of slack, rather like a slave girl's hobble chains.	10
11	273	I saw citizens of Ar singing as their gates burned, as they tore down their walls with their own hands.	10
16	197	I then tore loose a part of his tunic and thrust it in his mouth.	10
17	285	The ponderous fellow then, with a tug, tore away the bit of cloth which had provided its mockery of a shielding for her beauty and cast it aside.	10
22	376	I reached to her veil, and tore it away, face-stripping her.	10
27	404	Talena tore at the bracelets.	10
28	225	He tore off a piece of bread.	10

Book 26. (14 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	521	I tore away the hangings inside the palanquin.	10
12	533	I tore aside the coverlets.	10
12	536	I tore the silk from the ceiling.	10
13	332	Up leapt another of the beasts and it caught a hem of her ragged robes in its teeth and tore a strip from them, which it bore with it back to the dark pool.	10
15	52	The signal given the two sleen rushed upon it and tore it to pieces, ignoring the other meat, to which they had not been given access.	10
24	396	She tore down the robes from her shoulders, thrusting them down over her hips, even onto her calves.	10
24	408	She, too, tore down her robes.	10
29	417	Then, angrily, he tore them down from her shoulders, and then stood for a moment, as though in awe, she before him, erect, slim, and lovely, the robes hung down now behind her, from her bound wrists, held by the sleeves.	10
29	482	He tore the gag from her, pulling out the wadding, discarding the binding.	10
31	731	The pit master tore a lantern from the hand of a man and dashed it against the wall.	10
36	27	The pit master tore back a part of the black tunic.	10
37	1064	But it might have been to his advantage had he paid closer attention to the figure in the water for suddenly the thing behind Abnik rose up in the water and, at the same time, we saw the quarrel of a bow emerge and the cable snapped forward and the quarrel took the lieutenant in the side of the thro...	10
45	35	He then, in fury, tore open the cloak and exposed me, before him.	10
45	126	It was he to whose whip my lips had been first pressed on this world! He tore the mask away from his features, casting it aside, looking down at me.	10

Book 27. (9 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	376	Another scratched and tore at one of the baskets which was near it.	10
20	836	The hook knife half cut, half tore, through the tunic, soiled, stiff with dirt, and the tunic, parted, fell to the ground.	10
27	1046	One tore at the grass.	10
27	2982	They are ruthless! They will stop at nothing! I can arrange an alliance with them! Their headquarters is in the city of—" A moment before this instant the camp was unexpectedly shattered by a great roar of fury, of howling, unbridled ferocity, and at the same time the great mound of beasts, h...	10
27	3006	Kardok himself leaped upon a soldier and sank his teeth into the man's shoulder, anchoring them there, and with his hind legs, tearing, as they both fell, tore open his abdomen, and then rose up, crouching, snarling, over the body, looking about, one leg, soaked with blood, looped with wet gut.	10
27	3326	From time to time, he tore off a bit of the meat and put it in her mouth.	10
27	3399	Selius Arconious tore off a bit of warm, juicy meat and held it to the slave, who took it delicately between her teeth, juice running at the side of her chin, but he did not release it.	10
30	339	And he threw her to his feet and, crouching beside her, she first, startled, on all fours, and then thrust to her belly, tore away her tunic, shred by silken shred, flinging these narrow, delicate, yellow, rent scraps behind him, they fluttering away to alight, scattered, like startled flowers, on t...	10
30	546	He tore the combs from her hair, and her hair then, with his two hands, he cast about her.	10

Book 28. (14 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	490	She even struck herself on the cheek, sharply, and tore at her forearm with her nails, even to bring blood.	10
21	89	One reached it first, and thrust his muzzle into it, tearing it, ripping out gluts of meat, and gorging them, but then the other sleen was upon it, and the two animals rolled in the sand, in a frenzy of snapping, and clawing, and in moments the jaws of each were bloody, and gouts of fur had been tor...	10
21	126	The two females tore at one another, until at last one lay in the sand, bloodied, trembling, and lifted one paw, pathetically, for mercy.	10
21	497	Did it truly think the struggle was for the weapon? Did it not understand that the struggle was for who should live and who should die? Suddenly Grendel released the weapon and thrust out his massive clawed paw and the fingers of his right paw thrust through the left eye of the Kur and the rest of t...	10
34	38	A wind whipped Cabot's tunic about him, and tore through the fur of Grendel.	10
34	57	A rope tore apart.	10
35	142	"He was seized, but tore loose and then, though fired upon and wounded severely, losing much blood, fled from the habitats".	10
43	83	With a roar of rage, a bleeding Lord Grendel flung himself on the butcher, and with a single bite tore away the butcher's right paw, it still grasped on the tool, and Lord Grendel lifted the butcher over his head, and flung him to the lower level, where he fell among the slaughtered cattle, howling ...	10
47	144	Lord Grendel thrust up the weapon with his wing, and then, spinning about, close to his foe, who floated before him, had one hand loose from the wing harness and tore the weapon from the Kur's grasp, and the Kur recovered control of the wings, and backed away, warily.	10
56	74	Then, just as suddenly, it seemed, certainly from Cabot's perspective, the world was plunged into complete darkness, and, then, at the same time, lines of fire, traceable as streaks from all sides, many crisscrossing, tore into the valley.	10
61	161	One great paw of Lord Grendel closed on the back of the neck of the killer human and tore him from the Lady Bina, and then his fangs went to his throat.	10
66	3	Wind tore about the ramparts, and blinding snow.	10
66	59	Wind tore at the cloak of Peisistratus, whipping it about his shoulders.	10
77	295	Cabot lifted the ax, again, the head dangling, and a second blow broke the haft of his ax, and tore it from his hands, and Cabot, defenseless, the head of the ax, and the parts of the ax, in the dirt, yards away, stood at bay.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	340	"Perhaps the crowds found her, tore her to pieces, and fed the scraps to sleen," she said.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	345	I tore away my robes and veils and thrust them beneath the covers of the couch.	10
3	754	I heard the hideous noise of the pulsating pods sucking blood, pumping it to the roots, and, screaming, I tore the fangs from my leg and fled away, and then stopped, afraid to move, lest there be more such things about, lest I stumble and fall into a writhing patch of such plants.	10
12	371	A hand tore at my hair, pulling my head back, and then scratched across my face.	10
13	40	Men on ropes, in shifts, for days now, had scraped and tore away the tendrils which had begun to clutch at the hull, and sought to climb it, as Tur-Pah the Tur tree.	10
14	373	I tore away part of my tunic and thrust it against the part of the leg left.	10
26	87	Their outburst earned them a cry of rage from the Pani woman in charge of the slave hut, who tore away their sheets, and gave them several stinging strokes of a bamboo switch.	10
32	77	I tore away my cloak.	10

Book 31. (9 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	162	"Then, one day, when it was to be fed, it reached through the bars and seized a keeper's arm, and broke him against the bars, and tore at his belt, where dangled his keys, but others intervened with spear butts, striking at the beast, and it, roaring, tore away the keeper's arm, and fed on it, and t...	10
5	241	He began to finish his sandwich, but before doing so, tore off a portion, and held it to me.	10
7	647	I tore futilely at the hood.	10
10	495	"Oh, please, oh!" Then I cried, "Master! Master!" He then turned me about, and tore my tunic down, to the waist.	10
11	175	Then one evening, it turned on the chief trainer and tore out his eyes, and then, blindly, awkwardly, rushed through the crowd.	10
15	237	There had been noise when it had torn away the frontage of the stall, a brief, clear shattering of the market's silence, which I trusted no one heard, and now, too, though less, when it tore away the gate and forcibly enlarged the threshold, that its bulk, paws extended before it, might exit frontal...	10
15	294	I tore, futilely, at the leash! I was pleased that he lived, if only that I might despise him the more, and loathe him ever the more deeply.	10
18	623	I feared I tore it a bit, in my haste.	10
42	45	One of the guards lifted a haunch of tarsk and tore at it with his teeth.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	288	I jerked back their hoods, and tore away their veils.	10
25	206	I rolled away, to my left, and sat up, and tore the thorns from my leg, throwing them, and their pod and vine away The coils on my ankles drew tighter, and I rolled to my belly and, scratching at the ground, digging into it with my fingers, dragged myself away, inch by inch, pulling at the vines unt...	10
43	1212	Genserich spun about, startled, twisting to the side, Donna screaming, and the blade of the flung javelin, a flash of steel, tore through the collar of his tunic, leaving a tatter of cloth and a line of blood between his neck and shoulder, and lodged twenty paces beyond, quivering in a small Tur tre...	10
46	97	I tore a length of it from the trunk about which it clung, its tiny, sharp roots anchored in the bark, and pulled away several of the heavy fleshy leaves.	10
52	107	Through the door I saw smoke, billowing like dark, ugly, suffocating clouds, and then there was a sudden gust of wind, which tore apart the smoke, and flung before it a shower of sparks, and then more sparks began to fall about, the wind softening, in the clearing, these now descending like hot, bri...	10
53	142	He strode to his pack, tore it open, and drew forth the whip, shaking its blades tree.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	68	How unworthy I was of the scarlet! The night continued to be muchly dark, but now and again, as occasionally before, the wind tore away patches of cloud, suddenly, and the mountainous terrain below would spring into view.	10
30	354	We saw the head of Nezumi, with the leash collar, and part of the leash, plunge several times under the water, while her small fingers tore at the scraggly stubble left to her.	10
38	9	Almost at our feet, two others, with empty rice bowls, tore at the dirt, scraping it away from the foot of the paling.	10
44	224	The object had passed over us, and a moment later there was an explosion in the courtyard below and behind the parapets, and a geyser of dust sprang up behind us, and, almost at the same time, a twisting skewer of fire tore forth from what seemed a maw of the thing, and a segment of the castle roof,...	10
56	32	They fell upon me, tore away my clothing, threw me to the tiles, and used me, several, like rutting tarsks, as a vessel for their pleasure".	10
60	131	Haruki wildly rushed upon the shaken, inert shogun, and tore down his robe to the waist.	10
61	704	She tore it away.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	396	Angrily, with hot, bitter tears, the Lady Alexina tore at the robes, frenziedly, ripping loose hooks, and fastenings, and then she stood before him, the bulky, cumbersome robes of concealment beside her, discarded.	10
61	633	"Kill her!" cried Decius Albus, and one of the Kurii at the foot of the stands lunged toward the small figure, who brought up her parasol between them, and the Kur crashed into it, shook his head, seized it in one hand, or paw, and tore part of the silk away, and then crouched down, jaws opened, fan...	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	457	Her small wrists tore against the light, colorful bracelets holding her hands behind her back.	10
20	58	"He has been seen with a forbidden weapon!" "Yes!" cried Aktis, "and so see me once more!" He seized up a long package, tore aside the wrappings, and lifted, displayed, and brandished his bow.	10
24	45	Thurnock walked about the fire, to the blanket stretched on its poles, and tore it away.	10
61	38	Men impeded one another and struggled with one another and tore and clawed at one another.	10