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Trust

Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	195	The compass had been my anchor and trust.	10
7	183	"You will understand," I said, "that I can no longer trust you".	10
8	189	"How can I trust you?" I asked, weakening.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	212	"Can I trust you?" I asked.	10
15	214	I wondered if I could trust her word.	10
16	14	"You can trust me," she said.	10

Book 3. (26 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	38	There is an expression in their language which translates into English as "Nest Trust," however, and seems to play something of the same role in their thinking.	10
10	39	The notion of friendship, it seems to me, has to do with a reliance and affection between two or more individuals; the notion of Nest Trust, as nearly as I can understand it, is more of a communal notion, a sense of relying on the practices and traditions of an institution, accepting them and living...	10
11	105	I felt that I had betrayed Misk's trust in me, that I had behaved as a not fully rational creature, that I had behaved as Sarm had expected me to.	10
14	156	I would learn later, however, that this simple fact was indeed almost incomprehensible to Priest-Kings, and that Misk, though he readily accepted it as a fact in his mind, could not bring himself, so to speak, in the furthest reaches of his heart to acknowledge it as true, for were not both he and S...	10
15	20	"Let there be Nest Trust between us," I said.	10
15	22	"Nonetheless," I said, "let there be Nest Trust between us".	10
15	27	"Let there be Nest Trust between us," he said.	10
15	28	"Yes," I said, "let there be Nest Trust between us".	10
17	47	"What did he say?" "There is Nest Trust between us," I said.	10
17	48	"Nest Trust with a human?" asked Sarm.	10
18	162	"There is Nest Trust between myself and Misk," I said.	10
18	163	"There can be no Nest Trust between a Priest-King and a human," said Sarm.	10
22	63	"Besides, there is Nest Trust between us".	10
22	106	"Let there be Nest Trust between a Priest-King and two Muls," said Misk.	10
22	107	"There can be no Nest Trust between a Priest-King and Muls," said Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
26	4	"Cabot," she begged, "what must I do that you will trust me?" "I know you," I said.	10
26	204	"Because I do not trust you," I said simply.	10
27	37	There was Nest Trust between us and accordingly, as a warrior and a man, I stood ready to give my life for him.	10
28	96	I wished that I could trust her but I knew that I could not.	10
28	238	To be sure, a smaller dome would make the craft more maneuverable in the tunnels, but I think Misk did not trust himself to do battle with his former brethren.	10
30	202	"It is said that there is Nest Trust between you and Misk," he said.	10
30	205	"If there is Nest Trust between you," said Sarm, his antennae curling, "Misk will be ready to die for you".	10
31	18	How tender I felt toward the golden giant in that moment as I realized that he, though a Priest-King, had come to give his life for mine, simply because we had once locked antennae, simply because we were friends, simply because there was Nest Trust between us.	10
32	83	"I said," I told him, "I choose to remain here with you—and I said something like 'There is Nest Trust between us.	10
34	143	I told the Older Tarl and Torm to say good-bye to my father, as I did not trust myself to see him longer, for fear that I would not wish so soon to part from him again.	10
35	27	"I came to see you one last time," he said, "for there is Nest Trust between us".	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	77	The Wagon Peoples do not trust important matters, such as year names, to paper or parchment, subject to theft, insect and rodent damage, deterioration, etc.	10
5	32	"Her master," said Kamchak, "does not trust her".	10
7	208	Besides this, as far as I knew, Misk, who was my friend and between whom and myself there was Nest Trust, was still the highest born of the living Priest-Kings and the final authority in matters of importance in the Nest; I knew that Misk, if no other, would not have wished my death.	10
11	371	"Can I trust you?" he asked.	10
13	142	Among the animals I saw many verr; some domestic tarsks, their tusks sheathed; cages of flapping vulos, some sleen, some kaiila, even some bosk; by the Paravaci haruspexes I saw manacled male slaves, if such were to be permitted; commonly, I understood from Kamchak, the Tuchuks, Kassars and Kataii r...	10
16	165	"I trust," said Saphrar, "that we shall have better fortune".	10
16	198	You see, I know I can trust you".	10
21	137	"I shop for wealthy women," said she, "for pastries and tarts and cakes—things they will not trust their female slaves to buy".	10
23	173	"Reasonably evenly divided I trust," remarked Hakimba.	10
25	272	"But you can't trust slaves," said Elizabeth.	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	81	"The trip was uneventful, I trust," said Cernus, putting the signal apparatus back in his robes.	10
10	121	"I trust," I said, "it is safely caged".	10
10	123	"I trust so," he said.	10
14	82	"I suppose Caprus is wise to trust no one".	10
15	12	I must trust Caprus.	10
15	13	I would trust him.	10
18	139	"I trust Mistress Sura was taught something this evening".	10
19	148	The pair was eventually sold to a collector for ten gold pieces; I trust the security of his Pleasure Gardens is superb, else he might waken to a knife at his throat and the demand for a tarn, and, perhaps eventually, in the rags of a slave, a seat on the bench of a cargo galley.	10
23	128	I will see that you are conveyed safe to the courts of the Ubar, where I trust justice will be dealt".	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	462	"Why is it," asked Ho-Hak, "that she who aided you kneels bound at your feet?" "I do not trust her," I said, "nor any of you".	10
13	188	"I trust, too," said Chenbar, "that you will not be the last of the captains of Port Kar to pull an oar on the round ships of Cos or Tyros".	10
15	64	"Please!" "I trust you will find the accommodations satisfactory," I said.	10

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1359	But I had at least one friend, someone who liked me, someone to whom I might talk, someone whom I might trust and in whom I might confide.	10
17	318	I must trust them.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	279	"It is my lowest price!" "I trust," said Rim, "that many ships will pass the exchange point, and that you will find your buyer".	10
3	161	"I trust," I said to Thurnock, "that your purse is intact".	10
6	760	"Thurnock," I said, "I need a man here, an officer I can trust, one to maintain the camp, one to command shrewdly in my absence".	10
10	106	"It does not count, I trust," I asked, "being your camp, as part of the realm of Ar?" Marlenus laughed.	10
11	437	I did not trust her.	10
19	205	"I trust," I said, "that you, and men of Tyros, are less mad".	10
21	179	One does not trust slaves.	10
22	52	"Let there be nest trust! Let there be friendship!" But I could not reach them, and Misk had turned, and, delicately, on his posterior appendages, had vanished.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	I expect she was pleased at the authority, and the trust and freedom, which I accorded her.	10
1	96	"There is Nest Trust between us," Misk had told him.	10
1	98	"Yes, there is Nest Trust between us," Tarl Cabot had told him.	10
5	332	"Let this be a lesson to you," he called to them, "never trust the men of Kassau!" At the oars the men struck up a rowing song.	10
5	336	"It seems these days," he said, "one can trust no one".	10
10	569	I speculated that Earth governments, or some of them, were reasonably well aware that their planet must now be the locus of frequent alien slave raids; but why would the alien power not make itself known and openly demand their jewels among the female resources of the planet; the governments would n...	10
18	644	I thought of golden Misk, the Priest-King, of once, long ago, when his antennae had touched the palms of my uplifted hands, and Nest Trust had been pledged between us.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	763	The social bond of the Priest-Kings is Nest Trust.	10
1	910	"I do not trust him".	10
3	39	"I trust," said he, "you have not made jest of me".	10
13	186	"Further, in the light of the fact that you have recovered that in which you were interested, whatever it is, I trust that you will be willing to let bygones be bygones, and permit myself and my friend to depart, returning to us our kaiila, garments and accouterments, and perhaps bestowing upon us s...	10
24	359	"Do you not trust me, Tarl?" she asked, softly.	10
24	504	"I trust not," she said, frightened.	10
24	1030	I trust that she now understood this more clearly.	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	237	"Have I not, Lehna," inquired the Lady Sabina, sternly, "taught you proper deportment? Have I not instructed you in dignity? Is this how you betray my trust?" "Forgive me, Mistress," wept the girl.	10
7	560	I trust, then, your answer will be affirmative.	10
11	297	"I trust you find the accommodations satisfactory," she said.	10
12	307	"Come nightfall next, we trust," said Borchoff, "his memory will be much improved".	10
26	113	I trust you will find that all is in order".	10
27	379	I do not think he would have boasted of that to his fellows in the Towers of Warriors! I think, you see, all in all, he did not trust himself to see me about his compartments, or at his feet, subdued and begging, naked, say, or in a bit of red or yellow slave silk.	10

Book 12. (6 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	104	"I trust," I said, "you can make clear the benevolence of your intentions to my men".	10
6	373	"I have no slave whip at hand," I said, "but I trust my belt will serve".	10
9	87	The intelligent woman is more apt to trust her own intelligence, and intuitions and feelings than the duller woman, who is more apt to be a naive function of the stereotypes and images with which she has been conditioned.	10
13	152	"What of her father? He is inept and weak, I trust".	10
15	1104	Trust me".	10
37	68	"Master jests, I trust," she said.	10

Book 13. (17 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	165	"You do not fear to drink with us, I trust," he said.	10
12	581	"I do not understand! In the tavern I was protected! I was not allowed to the customers! I trust that that arrangement is to stand!" "That is up to Pembe," said Msaliti.	10
15	88	"I do not trust Shaba," he said.	10
15	89	"I am sure he does not trust us either," I said.	10
15	90	"At least we trust each other".	10
15	126	"You do not trust our broad-shouldered courier?" he asked.	10
15	127	"I trust as few people as possible," said Msaliti.	10
17	30	"Perhaps it is fortunate for him that he does not fully trust you".	10
17	61	"I think I may trust you," he said.	10
18	237	"Surely you trust me," I said, as though hurt.	10
18	238	"I trust you as my own brother," he said.	10
18	241	"I arranged that he appear guilty of a violation of state trust, and had him slain for treason against the ubarate".	10
18	242	"It was a mistake to trust such a fellow," I said.	10
19	24	But surely he would not trust me to return the ring to him.	10
40	35	"Can you not trust me, just a little?" she asked.	10
40	43	"How can I earn your trust?" "Do you wish to be whipped?" he asked.	10
42	37	"I never trust a man," said Ayari, "until I know what he eats".	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	46	"I do not trust Kajiri," said the first woman.	10
12	440	It was there that she had laid the snares and set the traps, earning my trust, building up my hopes, which had made me so additionally vulnerable to the humiliations and miseries of my sale.	10
19	268	"Master has, I trust," she said, acidly, "read the note which has accompanied me".	10
20	199	"I trust you take as good care of my tharlarion as you do of your fighters," said the Lady Florence.	10
21	65	"Soon the Mistress will fear to trust her in the stables, where you are," he said.	10
21	130	"I trust the guests will arrive safely," I said.	10
22	97	"I trust that you will be merciful, and kind, to me".	10
27	108	I trust that those of other cultures, if any of such cultures might perchance come upon these reflections, will find no untowardness in, nor will they be inclined to object to, this latter, briefly mentioned observation, our reference to the custom of slave display.	10
34	144	"I trust not, Master," she said.	10
34	169	I trust that the abundance of slave girls on Gor will not seem surprising.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	456	"I trust not!" she said.	10
4	687	We trust you will be no less generous".	10
10	300	"I trust your room is not in this dismal structure," she said, looking up at a swinging lantern hanging over an inn's threshold.	10
25	91	"I trust that you will be successful," said Tasdron, glumly.	10
28	127	"I have tried to live up to your trust," said Callisthenes.	10
28	128	"To the trust of a fallen man, a drunkard?" smiled Callimachus.	10
28	153	"Is it true that you have some news of the topaz?" "We shall explain all shortly, I trust," said Callimachus.	10
28	183	"I trust," said Tasdron, looking at his slave, "that he will arrive".	10
28	184	"I trust so, my Master," she whispered, trembling.	10
29	93	"How then," he asked the others, "in so great a matter, can I trust him?" "You must do so," urged Tasdron.	10
29	141	"I trust so," said Callisthenes.	10
30	108	"I trust that you have not slain him," said Policrates, "for doubtless Ragnar Voskjard would not be pleased to hear that".	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	286	I trust that I have not lost my charm for you.	10
18	484	I trust that I am not fully displeasing to him".	10
21	254	I trust that if I err in certain others which may be less familiar, or of which I am simply ignorant, for these things may differ from city to city, and town to town, and domicile to domicile, you will inform me of my error, and the nature of what is required, and spare the lash, unless, of course, ...	10
21	300	"I trust you are similarly well informed as to the desires of slaves".	10
21	628	"I trust not, Master".	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	539	"I do not trust such creatures," said Samos.	10
3	153	"I trust that you do not desire to kill him," said the man.	10
4	145	"The slaves, I trust," I said, jerking my head back toward the lovely, bound inmates of the wagon, "are on their slave wine".	10
5	106	"You will trust your translations to such a fellow?" I asked.	10
10	3	"I trust that their intentions are peaceful," I said.	10
13	868	I trust that this acceptance of female intelligence is not surprising, or disturbing, to males of Earth.	10
14	667	"I trust," she said, "that I shall not be so served in this camp".	10
15	206	"I trust he will not want any of them," said Grunt.	10

Book 18. (8 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	655	"I do not trust Yellow Knives," said Hci.	10
8	41	"I do not trust the Yellow Knives," he said.	10
14	213	"She did not trust them," I said.	10
14	222	"I trust her.	10
15	227	"Too," I said, "such things as civilization, and friendship and interchanges depend muchly upon trust".	10
17	84	It was as though his trust in deep things had been shaken.	10
18	115	"I trust that you do not desire for me to repeat it, as your discharge of the task might well, then, be preceded by a severe whipping".	10
42	158	"You would trust me to be Blotanhunka?" asked Hci.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	65	He, I trust, is far less hotheaded.	10
5	66	He, I trust, is more rational.	10
5	67	He, I trust, may be expected to see reason and acknowledge, however reluctantly, the justice of our cause".	10
31	699	"Master understands clearly, I trust," I said, "that that is all I am, that I am only a feast slave".	10
33	761	Gods, for example, I trust, do not have need of the silver of Argentum, nor do they have need of fiery ships for plying the long, dark roads between worlds.	10
33	762	Gods, I trust, do not leave spoor in subterranean chambers nor deep wounds in remote turfs.	10
36	416	I trust not.	10
36	689	I trust it will not be amiss to reveal a Gorean secret.	10

Book 20. (10 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1043	"Do you trust me?" he asked.	10
2	603	I trust that I shall not discover that I have been robbed!" "Hold!" said the officer.	10
2	720	"Do you trust him?" asked the officer of one of the guards.	10
5	114	He trusts me like I trust myself".	10
6	471	"I trust that all is in order," said the Brigella.	10
6	474	"I suppose even in matters this momentous," said Boots, "there comes a time when some exchange of trust is in order".	10
8	243	"I do not trust you," said the other.	10
9	487	"I have another mode of transportation in mind for you," I said, "a mode which I trust you will find instructive".	10
18	114	"I trust you have not had her taken to a villa outside the walls, where she awaits you now in chains and a collar?" "No, Ubar," said Flaminius.	10
22	116	"I trust you are all well, and are soon to be about your business," I said.	10

Book 21. (13 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	198	Now, I trust that the ambivalence of the slave toward the whip is somewhat more clear.	10
1	212	"I trust you will do your best to prove yourself worthy of a slave collar," I said.	10
3	152	"I trust you are not a brigand," said the driver, not looking at me.	10
9	240	"Trust me," he said.	10
14	93	"I trust there will be no necessity for me to read such a letter," he said, "as this would be difficult, as I cannot read".	10
15	782	"Who knows whom one can trust?" he asked.	10
18	143	"Perhaps I shall find I own vast estates, that funds in trust have been left for me, that I am of noble family, that I am one of the richest and most powerful women in Ar!" "Why should you think such things?" I asked.	10
21	93	"I trust that the regent, your high councils, your military leaders, the general staff, and such, are well informed".	10
21	191	Who could one trust? Too, I surely had no wish to attempt to cut my way through the corridors of the Central Cylinder to effect a private audience with the regent.	10
21	192	Who could one trust? Indeed, one glimpse of the seal of the silver tarn on the letters might be less effective in procuring an audience with the regent than a rendezvous with desperate traitors.	10
24	588	I trust you now know.	10
24	590	I trust you are now satisfied with the riches you have found, slave bracelets and a leash, though, to be sure, they are not yours, and with your fortune, that which you so avidly sought, which proves to be bondage, total and uncompromised bondage".	10
26	1814	"I think I do not trust myself," I said.	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	230	I gathered they did not entirely trust the discipline of the guards.	10
13	546	"I trust all the coins are accounted for," he said.	10
15	56	"Trust me".	10
29	1442	"I trust that is true," said Callisthenes.	10
31	263	"You were beguiled by your affection for me, by your trust in me".	10
33	153	"How did you know that you might trust Callisthenes and Sempronius?" I asked.	10
33	168	They tend to trust the edge on the weapon to no one but themselves.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	114	But he would, it seemed, trust to the judgment of his officers.	10
6	380	"I trust not".	10
6	651	"I trust you do not want this place".	10
8	29	"I trust the tarn gate is open," I said.	10
9	594	"You have heard of such markets, I trust".	10
20	341	This trust, I gathered, I had earned on the wall, at the gate, on the walkway.	10
21	1242	"We trust, of course," said Claudia, "in the thoughtfulness and benevolence, the kindness, of master".	10
24	419	I trust that you understand these things.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	186	"I do not think I would care to trust that information," I said.	10
27	552	"I trust you will play your role well," I said.	10
28	205	"If you decide on that," he said, "I trust that you will let us know".	10
28	551	"You trust me?" I asked.	10
42	24	"I meant no diminishment either to our trust or your honor.	10

Book 25. (23 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	376	"We must place our trust in the Priest-Kings," said another.	10
1	379	"We must place our trust in the Priest-Kings," said a man.	10
3	277	"We must trust in the Priest-Kings," said another.	10
3	883	I trust that she is happy, but it does not matter, as she is only a slave.	10
7	380	It suggested openness, candor, trust, rejoicing.	10
12	354	Perhaps, on the other hand, he did not trust them, as they were of Ar.	10
16	51	"I trust that they are being well paid," I said.	10
16	164	"Take you into our confidence, bring you to our secret places, tell you our plans, introduce you to our leaders, our pervasive, secret networks of communication?" "Only if later you deem me worthy of such trust," he said.	10
17	107	"I do trust you will be nice to me this evening!" said the ponderous fellow to the slim beauty on the palanquin.	10
17	468	"So let us trust," I said, "that folks do not abound who can wreak such wonders".	10
18	552	"Then I trust that my estimate of the risks involved is a good deal more accurate than yours".	10
21	429	"I trust Master is correct in his assumption," said Lavinia.	10
23	29	"That is you holding the back of my knife belt, I trust," said Marcus, not looking about.	10
23	159	"I trust that your homicidal urges have now subsided," said Boots.	10
23	363	"I trust," said Boots, "that the purse I have received, which was unusually heavy, contains the equivalent of at least a gold piece".	10
23	364	"Surely you trust me," I said.	10
23	365	"I trust you," said Boots.	10
24	245	"I trust that Lavinia will not be too disappointed," I said.	10
24	346	"I trust your little slut is on slave wine," he said.	10
26	58	Who knows who they are, or which of them is watching you at any given time? Whom can I trust? It is hard to leave without an escort of a company of guardsmen.	10
27	501	"I trust that it was destroyed".	10
28	147	"It is safe to come in, I trust," said a voice.	10
28	159	"I trust you can afford the rent on your single salary," said the voice.	10

Book 26. (13 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	458	I trust that the reader, if this ever finds a reader, or readers, will not be shocked by this sort of thing.	10
13	1065	"I trust that you will rest well," she said.	10
19	393	"You will see, I trust," said one of the fellows in the crowd, "that this coin is turned over to the Priest-Kings, and does not end up in the temple coffers".	10
29	495	"I trust that master does not object to a left-thigh-marked girl," she said.	10
31	35	Too, I am sure they did not trust the pit master.	10
31	293	"I have not betrayed my trust," said the pit master.	10
31	468	"You have no objection, I trust," said the leader of the strangers to the officer of Treve, "to the simple removal of your disobedient subordinate from the line of fire?" "If he is unharmed," said the officer.	10
32	21	"I trust we may, from this point further, now that he is free, and dangerous, have the assurance of your support," said the leader of the strangers.	10
34	144	I trust a concern for their safety, or for that of one or more of them, will ensure your diligence as guides.	10
38	249	"I betrayed my trust, my post, my oath to the city".	10
40	99	"So, too, have others, thousands of others!" "I have betrayed my trust, my post.	10
43	110	But, too, I think they were cruel to her because she had not kept properly the office of the first girl, because she had dishonored her trust, because she had entered into an intrigue, because she had coveted gold, because she had betrayed her master.	10
46	203	"That I am a slave," I said, "I trust does not make me less attractive".	10

Book 27. (21 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	85	"I trust, well," she said.	10
11	433	"You did not hurt them, I trust".	10
11	616	"I trust that Master is not disappointed with the body of an eighteen-year-old slave," she said.	10
12	272	If she managed to elude one master, and were not, when captured, returned to him, perhaps for mutilation and hamstringing, she would soon find herself in the power of another, and doubtless one far less likely than the first to treat her with trust and lenience, to mistakenly indulge her with abusab...	10
13	528	"I trust the brigands from Treve bagged little or nothing".	10
13	615	"And others, as well, I trust," said the guard.	10
16	215	"I trust that you have all been presenting yourselves well".	10
18	126	She closed her knees and went to all fours and crawled after him, not daring to trust her legs, not daring to try to stand.	10
18	318	"I trust that my Master, the noble Portus Canio, your employer," said Ellen to Selius Arconious, "does not inquire of me as to your behavior, and if you have been attentive to your duties, for I, as a slave, however reluctantly, knelt down to speak the truth, would have to admit that you have been l...	10
18	613	"You may, of course," she said, "look upon me, and frequently, I trust, and I shall find that amusing, for I know that you may not have me.	10
19	473	The normal Gorean handshake, it seems, at least those which this slave has seen commonly exchanged amongst free men, is the same as, or rather like, that of Earth, from which world it is doubtless derived, the clasping of two right hands, thus the giving of the expected weapon hand to the other, a g...	10
19	647	I trust she is well mastered, thought Ellen.	10
24	358	I will then be drawn from the roster, beaten, and permitted, I trust, to return to the vat of Callimachus.	10
24	640	"Are you searching for Portus Canio, for Fel Doron, for Tersius Major? Beware of Tersius Major!" "Or," she thought wildly, "have you come here following a slave? I trust you have not come here for me, for my number is 117, and you will not be able to afford me! You are the sort of man to whom a woma...	10
24	670	Use it! Trust in it to compensate for your lack of training, for your lack of skill, in slave dance.	10
25	964	I trust, she thought wildly, that neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious are among the buyers.	10
25	1143	"I trust not, Master," she said.	10
26	840	"Can one trust one of Port Kar?" asked Selius Arconious.	10
27	1491	And if the free woman can have such a sensation one may well understand, I trust, the radical accentuation of such sensations on the part of a slave, who is purchasable, and who is commonly much exhibited to begin with, often shielded by no more than the single, thin, flimsy layer of a brief rep-clo...	10
30	443	"I trust not, Master," she said.	10
30	597	This is then, I conjecture, a first-person narrative expressed largely, humbly, I trust, in the third person.	10

Book 28. (47 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	50	"Many, I trust, have already been answered by our unfortunate Grendel, whose repellant appearance we trust did not overly disgust you, and others by our dear colleague and friend, Peisistratus, of the lovely island of Cos, in Thassa.	10
1	571	We trust that you enjoyed having your legs tied apart.	10
5	44	When necessary, we shall refer to the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One, not inappropriately we trust, by the name of a powerful war leader and king, Agamemnon.	10
5	148	"But we are thinking in terms of silver, I trust".	10
6	107	They do not trust me.	10
13	101	But Archon thrust the knife through a broad leather band of the Kur harness, unwilling to trust it again to its strange, recalcitrant sheath, and approached Cabot, and, putting out his arms, embraced him.	10
18	165	"I trust you are not disappointed," said Cabot.	10
19	146	"Do you think it is wise to trust a human?" asked the machine.	10
20	222	"I trust it will be the right answer," said Peisistratus.	10
20	264	"I trust she is worked well," said Cabot.	10
21	587	"That of enlisting a human leader, one men will trust, a warrior, a seeming champion, a seeming hero, one whom men, properly motivated, will unquestioningly, eagerly follow, one who will lead armies against the Sardar".	10
26	130	"I will trust you," said Cabot.	10
26	132	"I will trust you," said Cabot.	10
30	152	"I trust Master is not impatient with me," she said.	10
32	18	"I trust you are better armed," said Cabot.	10
32	192	"I trust that you jest," said Grendel.	10
32	205	"You do not trust me," said Lady Bina, reproachfully, to Grendel.	10
32	207	"If you loved me, as you have claimed," she said, "you would keep me free, and trust me".	10
32	222	"If you truly loved me," she said, "you would trust me, and leave me to be as I wish, to do as I wish, and go where I wish".	10
32	410	"I told the beast that I would not leave my bower, and if he truly loved me, he must trust me".	10
33	25	"What is love," asked Grendel, "if there is no trust?" "Do you think she loves you?" asked Cabot.	10
33	53	"I trust," said Cabot, "to join those who would stand against the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One".	10
43	309	"I trust not," said Cabot.	10
43	434	"We do not trust you," said Cabot.	10
44	102	"That is a joke, I trust," said Cabot.	10
44	268	"To succeed while so outnumbered, I trust," said Cabot, "would be more glorious still".	10
44	293	"I trust so, if she would live," said the Kur.	10
54	43	"I trust that all the groups will be contacted," said Flavion.	10
54	45	"And those with power weapons?" "We trust so," said Lord Grendel.	10
55	186	"Yes," said Cabot, "and I trust you remember all this, should the Lady Bina be snatched from the side of Agamemnon, and come into our power".	10
56	33	"I trust, too," said Lord Grendel, "you are aware of certain resonances here which would be savored by Lord Agamemnon".	10
56	135	"I trust you did not take offense.	10
59	17	"You do not trust us," said Flavion.	10
61	104	"You have no intention of acting on the recommendations of Flavion, I trust," said Cabot to Lord Grendel.	10
62	43	"I must trust you on this?" "Perhaps you would like a token, of good faith?" "Perhaps," said Cabot.	10
68	45	"You would trust us?" inquired the second Kur.	10
69	180	"In the Gorean manner, I trust," said Cabot.	10
70	173	"May I trust you?" "My word has been given, and I am Kur," said Flavion.	10
73	231	"Such will be provided, I trust," said Cabot.	10
74	92	I trust you will see to it, and soon".	10
78	58	"Is he readying you for a sale?" "I trust not," said the brunette.	10
79	124	"I trust so," he said.	10
79	178	I trust this is not surprising, that hardy men, skilled with weapons, who often lived with peril, might have such concerns.	10
79	281	"Cecily," she whispered to herself, "I will tell you a little secret, which, I trust, does not alarm or disconcert you.	10
79	594	"Yet," said the slave, "she sits upon the throne?" "Uneasily, I trust," said Cabot, "in terror, lest her secret be discovered".	10
79	604	"Trust that you never become the sandal slave of a free woman," said Cabot.	10
80	256	"I trust you, too, are well," she said.	10

Book 29. (26 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	218	"We are then in our way, are we not, 'trust brothers,'" he said.	10
2	411	"Then he is not a 'trust brother'," she said.	10
2	412	"He is no more a trust brother of mine," I said, "than Myron, polemarkos of Temos".	10
5	956	"I trust," I said, "in the meantime you were comfortably housed".	10
9	294	"I trust," said Miss Wentworth to Pertinax, "you are not toying with contemplating the possible meaning of your bestial strength, that you are not tempted to acknowledge your desires".	10
10	9	"I trust that your journey hither was pleasant, and uneventful," said Lord Nishida.	10
10	12	"I trust, as well, that your quarters, though regrettably primitive, a consequence of the rude and transitory nature of our camp, are satisfactory".	10
10	17	"I trust his service was satisfactory".	10
10	113	"I would trust it to no other," said the fellow.	10
10	631	My interest in you, and I trust you find this flattering, was immediate.	10
10	767	"I trust, Lord Nishida," said Thrasilicus, "the slave pleases your senses".	10
11	337	"Do you think, Master," asked Cecily, "that Master Pertinax will attend on the slave?" "I suspect so," I said, "and I trust he brings his switch".	10
11	347	"I trust I will be found pleasing on the blanket," she said.	10
12	247	"Some relief is provided, I trust," I said, "for the ferocity of other hungers, as well".	10
15	45	"I trust you are in no danger of forgetting it," I said.	10
15	65	"I trust," I said to Pertinax, "you do not mind that she is red silk, that she is not white silk".	10
18	57	It is true the blade may be used for both offense and defense, but I would not trust it against a flighted quarrel.	10
18	418	"I trust the slaves are well, and in hand," I said.	10
22	213	"You have learned the lessons of the stable, I trust," I said to the slave.	10
24	105	"Do you trust me?" he asked.	10
24	122	"Thusly were they assured of my trust, that such a task was accorded to them".	10
25	257	He might not trust himself with them.	10
27	30	I was sure Lord Nishida did not trust me, but I did not feel slighted by any suspicions he might harbor.	10
33	13	"I trust," he said, "you will learn".	10
35	122	"Do you think we should trust you?" asked Lord Nishida.	10
38	108	"Lord Nishida does not trust you," he said.	10

Book 30. (31 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	203	"I fear so," said the taverner, "but she is not without interest, I trust".	10
3	242	Who could one trust? We would have been outnumbered by dozens to one, hundreds to one.	10
5	302	"I trust that he is skilled," I said.	10
5	390	"I trust that oil was poured into the sea, and wine, and salt," I said.	10
9	418	Men have placed their lives and trust in your hands.	10
14	110	"Barbarian I may be," said Pertinax, "but I am neither fool nor slackard, and I trust, not a coward".	10
18	73	"I trust so," she said.	10
20	27	"I trust not," she said.	10
20	59	I trust that after you were cleaned and tended, the backs of your pretty thighs were kissed with the switch for that".	10
20	105	"I trust not," she had said.	10
20	134	"I trust that you and Iole," I said, "were well punished for your altercation".	10
20	202	"You were courteous enough to thank him, I trust," I said.	10
21	102	Giving the weapon hand to the other is certainly a gesture of trust.	10
21	602	"I trust the whip slaves in the Kasra area," said Alcinoë, "are similarly inconvenienced".	10
23	90	"Does one know whom to trust?" I asked.	10
24	157	Did Pani now need them? Would Pani trust them? Slaves, of course, are in little danger.	10
29	42	They have sought your service, paid for it with good coin, which you accepted, and brought you here, in trust, across vast, green Thassa, to the World's End, that you may prove your worth and earn your pay, that you may teach those of these islands the honor, the prowess, and might of the archers, s...	10
34	183	"I trust," she said, "that I will not be switched, if I have done my best".	10
35	83	"I trust you come in peace".	10
36	216	"I trust you now understand the motivation for its destruction, the rationality of doing away with it".	10
36	476	"That they, Lord Nishida and Tarl Cabot, whom I have served, and well I trust, in whose regard I putatively stand, would deny me that, is unconscionable".	10
37	178	"And if you fail?" "Then I trust that the master will better train me, will correct my behavior, and see to my improvement," she said.	10
37	362	"And more broadly, and to the point, and more importantly, I trust, putting aside her past, which we may ignore for the moment," I said, "you have recollected the nature of a slave, as a slave".	10
37	365	"Now, I trust, you have overcome your foolishness, or weakness".	10
37	433	"You will, at least, I trust," I said, "see to it that she works for that tunic, perhaps for several weeks".	10
37	711	"I trust he had something to eat," I said.	10
37	794	"I trust you fed well," he said.	10
37	997	"Is there not the matter of the bedding?" "I trust that you will enjoy Alcinoë," I said.	10
37	1034	"I trust," said Callias, "she is the right one".	10
37	1480	"And I trust," said my slave, "that I may convince my master that a mere barbarian is not to be despised in the furs".	10
37	1499	"I trust," I said to Alcinoë, "that your kind efforts to assist my slave with her Gorean are not completely unrequited".	10

Book 31. (28 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	3	"Are you so different from me? That bit of cloth you wear is as much a mockery of a garment as that which clings about me! Do I not see a metal circlet clasped close about your neck, which, I trust, is locked in place? If it is not, remove it, and I will kneel before you".	10
4	389	"I trust I will be of the Builders," said Jane.	10
5	3	"Are you so different from me? That bit of cloth you wear is as much a mockery of a garment as that which clings about me! Do I not see a metal circlet clasped close about your neck, which, I trust, is locked in place? If it is not, remove it, and I will kneel before you".	10
8	1097	If there is anything in it, and if it should be true, even obviously so, to an informed view, it may be only that the women of my world, in baring their faces, and such, in presenting themselves as attractive objects, thus encouraging men to their acquisition, are more open about their nature than y...	10
8	1339	"I trust she will prove satisfactory," said the auctioneer.	10
8	1727	"I trust not, Master!" I said.	10
8	1729	"I trust not, Master!" I said.	10
8	1733	"I trust Master jests," I said, stumbling along, my hair hurting.	10
9	185	"I trust not," she said.	10
18	97	"I trust so," said the Lady Bina.	10
18	960	"I do not trust Trachinos," said Lykos.	10
18	961	"To be perfectly frank, my dear Lykos," said Astrinax, "I do not trust you, either".	10
18	1160	"You have meat and paga, I trust, and we have coin, though doubtless your hospitality may be depended upon, and wagons approach, as well, doubtless well supplied".	10
26	33	"I trust you know that, pretty Allison".	10
26	305	"I trust that you will not do so," I said, uneasily.	10
27	372	"I trust you have been red-silked," she said.	10
29	113	"I trust it will not come to that," he said.	10
30	23	"I trust Master is well," I said.	10
37	240	"Who will trust a mad Metal Worker, and a lying slave?" asked a man.	10
37	241	"I would trust them before Kurii," said Kleomenes.	10
43	95	"Even with Grendel, and some trust in him by Agamemnon and his cohorts, I fear they would have been impossible".	10
46	63	It was my speculation that Agamemnon, helpless and dependent in his metal housing, without a mobile, utilizable body, did not know whom he might trust, and to what extent.	10
49	69	This was thought judicious as the always fragile trust and relationships on which a civilization implicitly relies had been muchly disrupted.	10
49	89	Because of the trust accorded by both Timarchos and Lysymachos to Grendel, and because of him, to Tiresias, Agamemnon was occasionally left in the keeping of either Grendel or Tiresias, or both.	10
51	95	I would strive to be the worst possible slave to him! I despise the shameless, ungrateful, hypocrite, and fraud, Desmond of Harfax! I loathe him, I hate him! He is thief of trust, a promoter of pretense.	10
52	221	"But you came to understand, I trust," I said, "that she was not some sort of traitress to a species or world, a cognizant conspirator, a cooperating, malevolent, unscrupulous villainess?" "That sort of thing would have serious consequences," he said, "for a free woman, one supposes impalement, and,...	10
52	241	"You do not think I trust you, do you?" he asked.	10
52	242	"It would be my hope that a Master might trust his slave," I said.	10

Book 32. (32 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	11	I do not presume to speak for a sex, but I trust I may speak for an individual, myself.	10
6	460	"I trust my weapons will be available".	10
7	184	"I trust you did not injure yourself," he said.	10
8	172	"I trust the alcove is well furnished," I said, "with various instruments, a switch, a whip, such things".	10
14	92	"I trust," he said, "the staters will not prove to have been poorly invested".	10
14	151	"I trust, of course," he said, "that you are not a fool, one who harkens to myths and lies".	10
14	530	"I trust," I said, "you will soon be more explicit".	10
15	523	How attractive were so many Gorean men! I knew their eyes had often been upon me, and more so in the last weeks, but I, too, often cast my glances shyly, unnoticed I trust, upon them.	10
18	12	"I trust she is not a barbarian," she said.	10
20	235	The barks to which they trust their lives, the skies, even Thassa herself, they note, do not read.	10
21	248	"Can you trust your companion?" inquired the beast with the device.	10
21	307	"You stand high in our esteem, and trust".	10
22	137	"You think that is in her favor, here?" "I trust so," she said.	10
24	4	"Where are you going?" "I have business to attend to," I informed him "Within the camp, I trust," he said.	10
24	32	"I trust you are wise enough not to do so".	10
26	9	"I trust she has not been a nuisance," I said.	10
31	23	"I do not trust men," said another of the Panther Women, Hiza, whose dark hair was cut as closely as that of a metal worker.	10
31	49	One would not trust kaiila to arrange their own burdens.	10
33	57	"I trust so," said Hiza.	10
36	11	"I trust we would make a determination on this matter before doing anything precipitate," I said.	10
38	55	"Nor will you with ours, I trust," said the fellow.	10
39	218	"I trust you remember me," said Donna, tapping the blade of the switch in the palm of her left hand.	10
41	359	"I trust you enjoy the hospitality of the camp," said Genserich.	10
43	650	"I trust you understand that," I said.	10
43	742	"I trust not".	10
43	824	"I trust so," I said.	10
43	1201	But then what woman does not? Too, of course, his men were being treed, so he need not concern himself further with that matter, and perhaps he did not trust another to unbind his slave.	10
43	1281	I trust that is sufficient.	10
50	172	"I trust I will be permitted a tunic," I said.	10
52	323	"It is strange to me," said my captor, "that Tyrtaios would trust this business to one man".	10
52	630	"Do you trust Tyrtaios?" asked my master.	10
54	65	"I trust it is not hard to grasp," he said.	10

Book 33. (66 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	151	As one cannot trust spies, perhaps it might behoove spies not to trust others, as well.	10
61	534	Why does one trust one man and not another? Why would one follow one man, and not another? One does trust one man rather than another.	10
1	145	"Where all are to be trusted," had said Nodachi, the swordsman, "trust none".	10
1	235	"Let us trust not," said Lord Okimoto.	10
1	242	"I trust you will be the first to use the knife," said Lord Nishida.	10
1	507	"I trust your journey will be a safe one," said Lord Okimoto.	10
1	508	"I trust so," I said.	10
1	514	"The commander clearly understands, I trust," said Lord Okimoto, "the cavalry is not to be committed, or engaged, without direct orders from Lord Temmu".	10
2	34	If doubt could be cast on my loyalty who might trust who? A suspicion of betrayal in high places, particularly amongst one's commanders, can shake and divide units, destroy confidence, undermine morale, threaten discipline, and induce timidity and hesitation.	10
6	32	I doubted that either might trust the other.	10
6	162	"You may trust Lord Yamada," said Tyrtaios.	10
7	189	"I trust so," I said.	10
7	265	"I trust you.	10
7	297	"I trust you," he said.	10
8	126	"I shall speak to Lord Okimoto," I said, "who, I trust, will speak to Lord Temmu".	10
11	30	"I trust he was not in the courtyard, or waiting in the ancillary buildings, to rush forth upon the looters," he said.	10
11	263	"I trust," I said, "it is no more important than the first thing, the empty prattle about iron dragons".	10
11	280	"I trust it is not I," I said.	10
11	324	I would trust him with my life".	10
12	191	"I trust the noble lord is pleased," I said.	10
12	235	"I trust," I said, glancing at the debris to the side, "you have had your own reader, Daichi san, either confirm or disconfirm that reading".	10
13	407	"I trust not, Master," she said.	10
17	199	That would constitute an abuse of my friendship, trust, and hospitality".	10
18	75	"He would not trust you?" said Pertinax.	10
19	97	"I trust that some of these are passable".	10
19	184	"Slave clad, I trust," I said.	10
20	357	"Perhaps he did not trust himself," said Lord Akio.	10
20	388	"And in the meantime, we will trust that Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, will consent to continue to enjoy our hospitality".	10
20	605	I trust that it has not diminished in any way the delight of our evening.	10
20	614	I trust there is ample time, despite the recent diversion, for you to make your rendezvous, wherever you have arranged it to be".	10
21	95	More importantly, I had no reason to trust either Kurii or Priest-Kings with respect to more than a pretence of impartiality.	10
21	99	Indeed, had not such factions rendered their original world little more than a seared wasteland? Too, I knew from my own time in the Nest, long ago, that the Priest-Kings themselves might differ amongst themselves in trust and agenda.	10
21	182	I could thus foil my captors, and trust that we might fall in with one of my father's patrols".	10
21	212	"You would do nothing to betray their trust.	10
23	290	"Can I trust you?" I asked.	10
24	1	The Stadium "I trust that you will not interfere," said Lord Yamada, pleasantly.	10
24	39	"I trust he is well," I said.	10
24	167	"And, in the meantime, I trust you will continue to enjoy my hospitality".	10
24	170	"I trust not," I said.	10
25	64	He was then to release the bird, and trust that it would home to the message cot of the holding of Temmu.	10
27	157	"I trust that the noble one, who is now to the west, and far from the road north, does not intend to shorten his journey by hastening east and joining Lord Yamada's march".	10
29	60	"I trust," I said, "you have freed her limbs occasionally".	10
29	181	I trust you will accompany us, noble Tajima".	10
29	403	"I trust that it is not engraved," I said.	10
30	93	Much depends on trust, of course.	10
30	173	"I trust the other girls will treat her well," I said.	10
30	174	"Your trust is misplaced," said Tajima.	10
30	390	"I trust you do not subscribe to the practices of the savages of the Barrens, the staking out, the insects, the smearing with honey, such things".	10
31	237	"I trust all is prepared outside," said he whom I had taken for an innkeeper, "the cart ready, the girl-rope filled with its occupants".	10
39	118	I trust he will have come upon some useful intelligence".	10
40	96	"Should I trust you?" I asked.	10
40	100	"I will trust you".	10
46	218	Cast down your illegitimate weapons, seize up your proper tools, the digging stick and rake!" "I trust he will not disarm himself," I said to Tajima.	10
48	20	"I trust so," said the shogun.	10
48	90	"Meanwhile," said the shogun, "I trust you have all been well cared for".	10
49	34	"She is, I trust," I said, "a barbarian".	10
54	161	"Do you think they would trust Kurii?" I asked.	10
59	139	"I trust," said the shogun, "you will see that she is suitably punished for attempting to escape, and for lying".	10
59	141	"As she is now collared," said Lord Yamada, "I trust that there will be no further confusion or doubt as to the fact that she is a slave.	10
60	466	Indeed, with them, I trust, will be members of the cavalry.	10
61	122	"I trust you will remain our guest," said Lord Okimoto.	10
61	205	"I trust so," I said.	10
61	390	"I trust we will be pleased," he said.	10
61	537	I did trust Lord Nishida.	10
61	542	"Following my betrayal by the house of Temmu," I said, "which I trust has not been forgotten, the tarn cavalry became an independent arm, and so it remains".	10
61	714	"I trust a command need not be repeated," I said.	10

Book 34. (11 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	494	I must call someone I knew, whom I could trust, someone intelligent and reliable, someone who, I was sure, would listen to me sympathetically and do her best to help me.	10
1	511	I do not think she was really stupid, but what can one expect of someone who reads books? Still I was sure I could trust Paula, certainly more than the others.	10
3	171	I trust you will be comfortable.	10
7	313	You have learned, I trust, that all free men are to be addressed as 'Master', all free women as 'Mistress'.	10
8	167	"I trust I will be taught," I said.	10
8	171	"I trust I am no longer a bitch," I said.	10
9	245	"I trust you do not seek me?" said the dealer.	10
9	264	"I trust not," said the dealer.	10
9	788	"I trust that you understand that".	10
10	44	"I trust she is capable of an upright posture," said the man.	10
10	128	"I trust she is satisfactory, and Master is pleased," said the dealer.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
42	170	"If you will not trust me, trust the great Lurius of Jad," he said.	10