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Twisted

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	157	I twisted, and the blade cut my tunic cleanly, creasing the skin with a line of blood as sharp as a razor.	10
7	160	She howled with rage as I twisted the weapon from her hand.	10
7	175	The mouth, which might have been magnificent, was twisted with rage.	10
12	97	He was fleeing! I twisted about in his claws, and my heart seemed to jerk spasmodically in my breast.	10
12	104	Falling, I twisted madly, unsupported in the air, a wordless cry of anguish in my throat, and watched in horror as the ground seemed to rush upward to meet me.	10
13	112	Before I realized what was happening, my arm had been jerked downward and twisted, and I had been thrown on my back at the feet of the man, who leaped up and set his boot on my throat.	10
14	161	In the first streak of the early light I saw a few hundred yards away what I had hoped to find—the saddle and twisted body of the tarnsman.	10

Book 2. (10 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	The bartender and I watched with terror as Cabot's large firm hands twisted the truncheon apart, splitting the stitching, much as I might have twisted apart a roll of cardboard.	10
3	33	I had scarcely stepped from the stones of the road when, coming down the road, each step carefully measured and solid, I saw a wide, hunched figure, bending under a gigantic bundle of sticks, strapped to his back by two cords which he held twisted in his fists in front of his body.	10
3	136	He struggled with himself, his simple wide face twisted in agony, his eyes tortured.	10
4	14	Then I twisted it apart.	10
8	99	The sallow-faced man, clutching the folds of the hood about his face, twisted his head to the left and the right to see if anyone might be near, if anyone might have observed.	10
9	27	He smiled up at me, a twisted grin visible through the obscuring folds of the gray robe.	10
10	28	After we had walked for perhaps some twenty minutes through the drab, graveled, twisted streets of Tharna, its gray citizens parting to make way for us and to stare expressionlessly at the scarlet-clad prisoner, we came to a broad winding avenue, steep and paved with black cobblestones, still shiny ...	10
16	83	I twisted it and thrust it up and high over my left arm, and with a sudden downward wrench snapped it at the elbow.	10
25	73	Its neck twisted and the blade was wrenched from my grasp.	10
25	77	It rolled on the roof trying to tear me from its neck; it leaped and bounded, and twisted and shook itself.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	5	Beneath me, twisted and tangled, lay heavy sleeping pelts, thick robes of fur, numerous sheets of scarlet silk.	10
9	210	I seized her by the hair and twisted her head to face me.	10
29	102	He turned and twisted but I kept with him, close, too close for him to use his disrupter cone.	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
32	325	He turned it suddenly and a jolt of fire that threw him five feet back into the cave leapt from that tiny instrument and the nearest larl suddenly reared, its paws lifted wildly, its fangs bared, its snowy pelt burned black about the hole that had once housed its heart, and then it twisted and fell ...	10
34	4	I felt a sudden blow on my back and nearly lost my breath and twisted to see the gigantic, brawny Older Tarl, my former Master at Arms, who clapped me on the shoulders, his hands like the talons of tarns.	10

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	95	I could see that, perhaps by accident, the tospit which Kamchak had thrown me had had the stem twisted off.	10
14	21	But already Kamchak had slammed shut the door and twisted the key in the lock.	10
16	124	I twisted around as well as I could.	10
21	113	Downstairs the wooden screens that had separated the shop from the street had been splintered apart; the counter had been broken and the ovens ruined, their oval domes shattered, their iron doors twisted from their hinges; even the top stones on the two grain mills had been thrown to the floor and b...	10
26	286	I saw the contorted, now-orange, twisted, agonized face.	10
26	337	He stopped once beside the twisted, hideous body of Tolnus of the Paravaci.	10
27	27	Kamchak thrust his fist affectionately into the hair of Aphris of Turia and twisted her head to him.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	60	"Let's look at them," said Ho-Tu, picking up a small metal hand torch with a wick of twisted, tarred straw from the floor and thrusting it into the drum fire.	10
16	241	Ho-Sorl's hand twisted her head and hair cruelly.	10
17	524	The guard twisted this wire about the red-enameled steel of her collar.	10
18	454	The toothless mouth twisted into a grin, the sunken eyes wrinkled with pleasure.	10

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	28	One of the bodies Thurnock had struck lay dark, sprawled on the tiles, some fifteen yards from the gate; the other lay, inert and twisted in the shadows, at the very portal itself.	10
15	402	She turned and twisted and leaped, and sometimes seemed almost free, but was always, by the dark thongs, held complete prisoner.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	141	Where was the railing! I twisted on the sheet.	10
2	150	I twisted about again.	10
9	131	She twisted her hand in the metal and leather choke collar.	10
10	659	The body of the sleen twisted compulsively.	10
11	511	Ute twisted it.	10
11	518	She twisted the thong, and I cried out in misery.	10
11	1409	I twisted in the straw, angrily.	10
12	206	I lay twisted among the other girls, chained.	10
12	518	The chain twisted, and then the cage turned.	10
13	9	With a spattering of water and a flurry of pebbles the swift, squirming body twisted away.	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
15	794	Again the leather fell and I gasped and twisted, hanging burning from the pole.	10
15	1227	"I must fetch wine," I said, and twisted away, running toward the kitchen shed.	10

Book 8. (17 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	132	Her hair had been twisted about her throat, knotted, and then, with the two loose strands, thick, themselves twisted, looped about her wrists, her hands had been secured.	10
1	330	He twisted her hair more.	10
2	345	There were twisted golden armlets on her bronzed arms.	10
3	230	He pulled her quickly, his hand twisted in her hair, her body bent over at the waist, her head at his hip, in a common leading position for a girl, to a low, sloping side of the room.	10
9	391	My body, in the thongs, twisted and leaped under the lash.	10
11	853	She twisted.	10
14	253	They twisted, screaming now, clawing at the moons.	10
15	856	She twisted helplessly, but could not free herself.	10
16	17	Looped loosely about my right wrist, so that it would fall when my hand was held downwards, was a thick, wide strip of panther skin, twisted in its center.	10
16	80	She twisted in her sleep.	10
16	92	As my right hand did this the loop of panther skin, twisted in its center, fell from my hand across her face.	10
16	93	Swiftly, the twisted part deeply between her teeth, I knotted it with a warrior's tightness behind the back of her neck.	10
16	183	Again I thrust the heavy wadding of fur deep in Mira's mouth, and tied it securely in place with the strip, twisted, of panther skin.	10
17	96	Another twisted, uttering a tiny noise.	10
20	85	I twisted.	10
22	358	She lay twisted.	10
22	487	Hura lay, unmoving, her eyes dry, her body still twisted in the sand.	10

Book 9. (8 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	213	At the foot of the altar beasts were sometimes sacrificed, their horns held, their heads twisted, the blood from their opened throats caught in shallow golden bowls, to be poured upon the altar; too, choice portions of their flesh would be burnt upon the altar, the smoke escaping through a small hol...	10
6	111	"Drink," said Ivar Forkbeard, thrusting the cup into the hands of the slender, blond girl, she who had, so long ago, in the temple of Kassau, worn the snood of scarlet yarn, with twisted golden wire, the red vest and skirt, the white blouse.	10
6	118	She closed her eyes, and twisted her face.	10
6	311	Upon reflection, however, it seemed to me not so strange that this should be so, in a bleak country, one in which many of the trees, too, would be stunted and wind-twisted.	10
6	418	Another of the new girls was thrown over one of the benches; she lay on her back; her head was down, her dark hair, long, wild, was in the dirt and reeds, strewn on the floor of the hall; her head twisted from side to side; her eyes were closed; her lips were parted; I saw her teeth.	10
9	132	Her body, again, was struck against the post; her hands twisted in the binding fiber; her entire body rubbed on the post, in agony, pressing against it; tears burst from her eyes; she was on her tiptoes, pressing against the post; her thighs were on either side of the post; but the post did not yiel...	10
10	383	At her waist she wore a jeweled scabbard, protruding from which I saw the ornamented, twisted blade of a Turian dagger; free women in Torvaldsland commonly carry a knife; at her belt, too, hung her scissors, and a ring of many keys, indicating that her hall contained many chests or doors; her hair w...	10
14	140	The shield arm was twisted in one of the straps.	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	84	I pulled wildly against the wrist manacles; the collar cut into my neck; I twisted my ankles in the ankle irons, and pulled the chain against the ring.	10
10	23	The girl, back arched, head down, belly up, bound over the withers of the kaiila, before the saddle, twisted, whimpering.	10
12	521	She could not speak, but twisted, only tiny, almost inaudible, indistinct sounds coming from her mouth.	10
14	323	Hamid thrust and twisted the square of silk in the metal of my collar, and yanked it tight.	10
15	85	He was bare-chested, and hairy; he wore kaffiyeh and agal, though of rep-cloth, the cording, too, of rep-cloth, twisted into narrow cord.	10
17	162	It erupted from the water not a yard from the raft, hurtling upward, ten feet into the air, towering over the boards and T'Zshal, with a cry of rage, and joy, and I, too, screamed, thrust the lance deep into the body and it turned twisting in the air jaws teeth rows like hooks back bent triangular t...	10
17	230	T'Zshal struck again with the lance, driving it into the tail of the monster as it twisted off the raft.	10
20	83	The paw encircled the heavy, twisted interlacings of stems of a thick clump of narrow-leafed scrub brush.	10
21	152	He twisted a rope from other strips of the bag.	10
21	157	The Kur turned toward the dunes, the rope of twisted leather in his right paw.	10
21	469	The opening must once have been the outer opening of a lock; it was rectangular; the exterior hatch was missing; there was twisted metal at the side of the opening, as though it had been wrenched away from rusted hinges; the beast crouched in the lock, peering into the storm.	10
21	476	A steel ladder, twisted, fitted the rounded side of the ship.	10
21	545	I was lifted in the air and hurled against the wall of the ship, and I fell back from the wall, falling some ten feet to the remains of a twisted, ruptured bulkhead, slipped from it and fell another five feet into a debris of scrap and wire.	10
25	408	She twisted on the cushions, turning to look at me.	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	84	She twisted but, hurt, could not turn her face away.	10
9	700	I twisted and squirmed with the pleasure of his having me.	10
9	1980	She screamed wildly, branded, and, her thigh released, cleanly marked, moaned and twisted on the wood.	10
12	630	It had a tiny hole in the wider end, in which, in a tiny loop, there was twisted a small wire.	10
13	216	"Would you not like to own this pretty little Dina? Do you have a Dina among your girls?" He twisted my head, held by the hair, from side to side.	10
14	285	Cunningly we twisted netting about us, from our throats to our brands, high upon our thighs.	10
14	383	She pulled my wrists behind my back and, swiftly, snapped together the leather cuffs; I twisted on the vanity table, and fell to the floor, my wrists confined by the linked snaps behind my back.	10
16	19	I twisted on the slatted wood.	10
16	61	"I was bitten!" I twisted on the wood, trying to see him.	10
20	265	She threw herself over me and held my head down, locking her right arm about it; she held her legs about my body, preventing me from using my arms; with her left hand she shoved up, as she could, the collar at my throat; then her head was pulled back and away, suddenly, from me; the sailor had her b...	10
22	387	My head moved, and twisted, with the blows, but, held by her hand in my hair, must remain essentially in place.	10
22	604	Then the beast, suddenly, startling me, twisted, and swam a tight, angry circle, its long tail thrashing, and then the water seemed suddenly different, somehow more viscous and greasy.	10
24	5	He freed my collar of the ring and took the rope of twisted cloth, from my torn tunic, which had tied me at the ring, and crossed my ankles, and bound them together.	10
26	301	Then, with his left foot, he kicked her feet from beneath her and she knelt at his feet, head down, her arm twisted high behind her, the wrist now bent, held between two of his fingers.	10
29	237	Uncollared I had been a true slave, a prisoner of a pathological culture, ascetic, mechanistic and twisted.	10

Book 12. (21 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	409	She twisted miserably, her head to one side.	10
3	201	About his shoulder he had slung some coils of braided rope, fashioned from twisted sleen hide, and, in his hand, he carried a sack and a bundle of tied furs; at his back was a quiver containing arrows, and a short bow of sinew-bound, layered horn.	10
3	1045	She fell twisted, on her side, in the chain.	10
3	1168	The hunter, meanwhile, with a knife, had cut a length from the rope of twisted sleen hide which he wore over his shoulder.	10
4	623	We stumbled, locked together, grappling, to the back of the tenting, and, twisted, tangled in the rent canvas, fell to the outside.	10
12	423	I followed Akko and his friends to a place where two teams of men waited, a heavy, braided rope of twisted sleen-hide stretched between them.	10
15	54	I cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near I...	10
22	7	A light rawhide line, of twisted tabuk sinew, ran to the head.	10
25	101	This habit, of course, tends to be less fruitful in a terrain of sea ice, such as that in which we now found ourselves, because of the bizarre, twisted sameness of much of the icescape.	10
26	283	It twisted away, hissing and snarling.	10
26	286	One sped toward the shelter and leaped upward but I managed to meet its charge with the lance point and it, its face bloodied, twisted, the lance through the side of the mouth, and I managed to deflect its charge to the side and it fell, snarling, slipping free of the lance, to the side of the shelt...	10
28	41	The curla was a rope of twisted, yellow silk tied snugly about her belly and knotted, loosely, at the left hip.	10
30	11	At the feet of each was an opened slave collar, with a bit of silk twisted about it.	10
34	145	I struggled and twisted futilely.	10
35	89	The metal was broken loose and twisted crookedly upward.	10
35	745	Her small wrists twisted futilely behind her in the encircling, knotted sandal string, that simple device which constituted her bond.	10
35	761	"Oh!" she cried, as my hand twisted in her hair.	10
35	858	It lay twisted, half wrenched from its hinges, half melted.	10
35	1160	She had doubtless twisted and squirmed frenziedly, until she must be, on her knees, just outside of the steel.	10
37	22	Arlene cried out with terror as the sled twisted and half-tipped.	10
37	28	The sleen harnessed to the sled squealed with fury, scratching, thrown from its feet, twisted and tangled in the traces.	10

Book 13. (15 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	694	She twisted her head upward, toward the praetor's desk.	10
4	793	She twisted, wincing.	10
8	4	A brown cloth, turbanlike, was twisted about his head.	10
19	58	His body was twisted horribly, and contorted.	10
19	139	The snake twisted on the string.	10
20	48	I twisted my head, angrily, in my collar.	10
24	323	Kisu carefully folded the silken strip into small squares and slipped it between his waist and his loincloth's twisted-cloth belt.	10
31	20	The blond-haired barbarian twisted in the grasp of the men.	10
32	610	I twisted on the altar, under the torches.	10
32	699	Sometimes under the blows or in fearful anticipation of them she twisted or changed position, once sitting, sometimes crouching, once on her stomach; most of the blows were across her back, but two had been delivered frontally, and two to her left side, and one to her right side.	10
32	838	Then, moaning, she rolled onto her back and twisted, moving her head from side to side, in the dirt before me.	10
34	4	It had twisted back on me with incredible swiftness.	10
34	742	I seized her hair and twisted her head to the side, cruelly.	10
45	32	She twisted restlessly in her sleep.	10
45	55	She twisted her head to the side, and then, again, looked at me.	10

Book 14. (9 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	29	Then she cried out in pain, as her hair was twisted.	10
2	217	Two men, now, twisted some ten screw bolts shut.	10
3	182	They twisted and squirmed about one another.	10
7	298	I twisted her collar about until I had the wire and the key attached to it.	10
11	290	She twisted the key, freeing the single-action double bolt.	10
11	640	I lowered my head to her, to kiss her, but, again, she twisted her head away.	10
25	178	I struck him four times before he struck against the palings and twisted away.	10
30	16	I twisted my hand in her hair, more tightly.	10
32	292	How they twisted me, and turned me.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	102	Her hands twisted in the straps.	10
15	92	She twisted, angrily, in the binding fiber.	10
19	49	The dock workers had torn off his clothes and, ripping his tunic, had made a rope of twisted cloth, with which they had bound his hands behind his back.	10
19	50	They also had him on a short neck leash, also fashioned of twisted cloth, from his tunic.	10
19	89	I yanked the fellow by the neck leash of twisted cloth to his feet.	10
24	723	I pulled her out from the ring, half on her back, her hands above and behind her, twisted and helpless in the slave cuffs, held at the ring.	10
30	275	I writhed and twisted in the chains, helpless before my enemy, being aroused for his amusement.	10
32	336	He twisted away, and fled.	10

Book 16. (24 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	149	I heard the hiss and snap of our catapults, the twisted ropes snapping loose.	10
4	195	That island of wood in the midst of the Vosk, those grating, striking ships, twisted at the chain.	10
5	22	I twisted away, hacking passage.	10
7	21	There was a movement in the water behind me, and I twisted suddenly to the side, turning, and catching the arm, its knife in hand, striking toward me.	10
8	566	Her head twisted in the blindfold.	10
8	597	Then I secured it in place with a folded, twisted strip from the torn sheet.	10
9	390	I twisted to the side.	10
16	153	I felt the teeth scratching and sliding along my leg, its head twisted to the side.	10
16	167	I feared I might lose my foot but the heavy ropes, doubled and twisted, and knotted, like fibrous shielding, muchly protecting me, served me well, keeping the teeth in large measure from fastening in my flesh.	10
16	173	It twisted, and bit, and tore, dangling and thrashing.	10
16	178	I twisted against the blade, my ankles free, and, by the ropes on my wrists, swung myself up and behind the blade, getting my right leg over the upper part of the blade fixture.	10
16	186	The spear shaft was twisted from my grasp.	10
17	274	She was a female, with her own nature, rich, complex, and deep, with thousands of years behind her of sexual selection and genetic coding, of choices and love, not a piece of vacuous clay to be twisted into a grotesquerie by the intolerant and unhappy, not an empty vessel to be mindlessly filled wit...	10
19	306	I then, wanting to scream with joy, twisted her and threw her on her belly to the tiles at my feet.	10
19	742	She writhed, and screamed, and twisted, and turned beneath the whip, from her belly to her back, and to her sides, and to her back, and to her sides again, and back, trying to fend the blows.	10
20	470	Twisted about her feet, over and under, were golden straps.	10
20	518	The girl now wore a light white scarf twisted about her throat, the ends over her left shoulder.	10
20	648	Too, between her breasts, this silk had been twisted and knotted, this making even more evident the sweet contours of her beauty, and the sturdy, silken restraint placed upon it.	10
20	661	Besides these two garments, intended, respectively, to suggest the brassiere and panties of an Earth girl, she still wore, of course, the light, narrow white scarf, this twisted and wound twice about her throat, the ends thrown over her left shoulder.	10
20	968	She twisted, as though her hands were being untied.	10
20	2004	Its full loop is some five feet in length, and it can be wound and looped, and twisted and strung about a woman's body in a variety of intricate fashions.	10
21	326	I then took her by the hair, and twisted her about, so that she lay on her side, I crouching beside her.	10
21	406	She suddenly twisted in the tangle of her chain.	10
21	871	She may also, of course, be whipped or beaten to the couch, or forced to it, her arm twisted high, and painfully, behind her back, or carried to it, or thrown upon it, perhaps chained or bound.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	146	I, Tarl Cabot, had been approached by agents of Kurii, and asked to take fee! I had little doubt that Kog and Sardak, and others like them, scratched impatiently, and twisted, uncomfortably, anxious to get on with their work, in wagons ahead of me.	10
7	9	His hair was bound back with strands of twisted, blue-and-yellow cloth.	10
8	789	Wildly the red-haired girl tried to attain her feet but the auctioneer, his hand in her hair, twisted her and threw her on her belly before him.	10
11	61	You, there! On your belly!" The Swedish girl, frightened, she who had been struck previously, twisted in the coffle chain and put herself on her belly.	10
12	3	My stomach twisted.	10
12	42	They could be hung, too, from lodge poles, and parts of them, in twisted or dangling fringes, could decorate numerous articles, such as shields and war shirts.	10
17	68	Which is preferred may well depend on matters so trivial as the nature and lengths of the binding material available, for example, ropes, cordage, binding fiber, twisted silk, thongs or straps.	10
17	642	She twisted, angrily, in the yoke.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	127	In this type of application of paint, on wood, over a large surface, or bands of a large surface, a brush of chopped, twisted grass is used.	10
6	10	He bent swiftly to the twisted leather hobbles, almost like slave hobbles, on the forelegs, almost at the paws, of our kaiila.	10
6	11	He thrust the paws free of the twisted, encircling leather.	10
7	43	I twisted and cried out.	10
7	615	The thrusting end is twisted and wet.	10
9	431	"Do not whip me!" But I laid the quirt to her well, five times, first striking her from her hands and knees to the robes, and then, as she twisted and rolled, helpless to avoid the blows, lashed her upon them.	10
10	8	Canka reached down and pulled her up to her knees and then, by the hair, he bent her back, and then twisted her about.	10
22	113	We picked our way through twisted bodies.	10
22	174	The wire is thrust through an ear lobe or the septum and twisted shut, thus fastening the tag on the female.	10
29	72	The grounds were covered with the twisted bodies of the slain and mutilated.	10
37	414	The quarry, startled at my unexpected appearance, veered away, passing within feet of me, the great shadow suddenly between me and the sun, and then the sun again blazed on the late-summer grass, tumultuous and whipped, twisted, by the passage of the quarry.	10
44	451	Impaled and torn, pressed from behind, filling the air with hideous noises, they reared and twisted, throwing riders and biting and clawing at one another.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	521	I heard ten screw bolts twisted shut, unhurriedly.	10
4	20	The culprit was a small, vile man with a twisted body.	10
4	343	* * * * I twisted on the couch and turned again to my back.	10
4	392	I twisted on the great couch, in misery.	10
4	455	I had then twisted on the couch, freed myself of the confinements of the coverlet, and, sensible of the effects of the wine, or perhaps a containment of the wine, had fallen into a dreamless sleep.	10
8	571	He twisted my head cruelly to the side, holding it there, turned, so that my lips could not touch him.	10
14	5	I twisted to my back, my knees raised.	10
17	309	How splendid, too, to have men serving one, obeying one, in this fashion! He had been an itinerant peddler, an obsequious, cringing, ugly, small, vile man with a twisted body.	10
18	132	I twisted in the chains, making sure that the Archon's man had returned the whip to his belt.	10
19	299	I twisted in the trunk.	10
20	69	"I suppose there could be some pleasure in being forced to serve, and totally, such a twisted, despicable little brute," she said, "the domination of you, the disregard of your will and preferences, the reminding of your femaleness that it is enslaved, that it must do what it is told, that it must, ...	10
31	531	I twisted a bit on the tiles, carefully, so as not to dislodge the sheet.	10
31	750	My wrists twisted helplessly in the slave bracelets.	10
36	429	But the men of Gor, if only the unwitting beneficiaries of an historical accident, were never confused and tricked out of their birthright of health; or, I wondered, was it only a statistical anomaly, a rare sort of historical accident, or misadventure, or wrong turning, that some cultures were twis...	10

Book 20. (6 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	309	The Lady Rowena twisted her head to the right, wincing, from the hold of the guard, with two hands, on her hair, to regard Samos.	10
2	1256	I looked at the man on the floor of the booth, he twisted there, awry, on the closely woven, thin, flat carpet, it spread over the broad, stony tiles of the piazza, he in whose heart I had left his own knife.	10
2	1377	She twisted her head angrily, in frustration, to the side, on the surface of broad, soft, interlaced straps.	10
8	37	He then twisted them about and flung them to their backs in the dirt, by the fire.	10
11	32	Another fellow was diligently investigating in the vicinity of the narrow, twisted strip of cloth, fringed, and covered with sequins, which we had bound about her breasts.	10
18	260	Her cries, muffled by the damp, thick walls, as she twisted at the ring, carried in no clear fashion to the guards.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	416	But in a moment, struggling, unable to manage the weight, she twisted her body and the ax fell.	10
11	315	She twisted in the thongs and turned to the side.	10
15	491	Her hands twisted.	10
16	1569	Her small hands twisted above the tight loops.	10
19	131	He coughed and spit, and twisted his head to the side, gasping.	10
19	387	It had apparently been twisted and jerked until the point of the pole had emerged through the chest.	10
19	471	I could also see the twisted, bent body of Ephialtes of Torcadino on the impaling pole, and the flutter of papers nailed to it.	10
26	497	She twisted angrily.	10
26	1071	I caught her wrist with my right hand and twisted her suddenly and forcibly about, startling her.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	11	We had thrust up the canvas and silk, an inch or two, at the top edge of the wagon bed, and, turned and kneeling, some half sitting, half lying, eager, curious, our ankle chains twisted, were peeping out.	10
9	539	I twisted in the manacles.	10
11	1524	It was I, the slave, who must move! I twisted and writhed.	10
13	186	Indeed, I had even wondered, strangely, at times, I supposed, if I might not have been a slave in former lives, in other eras, perhaps in the Ancient World or in the Medieval Middle East, in times more in tune with the true natures of human beings, natures as they really were, in themselves, and not...	10
16	40	My fingers twisted helplessly.	10
16	153	I rolled to the right side of the table, and twisted about, a little.	10
28	237	I fastened this fragile, narrow, improvised cordlike belt of twisted and rolled cloth about me, closely, snugly, knotting it at the left hip.	10
29	1	The Meadow "Not enough! Not enough!" cried the small, twisted fellow, with the yellowish, sallow complexion, crouching down, his back to us, pointing to the blanket spread there on the ground.	10
30	108	He twisted me a bit to one side and removed one of the bracelets.	10
32	161	I twisted in the bonds.	10
33	295	Almost at the same instant I heard a sudden, bestial, deafening, screaming roar behind me and the movement of a huge body and my master was leaping to his feet lunging over the fire thrusting his sword into the darkness behind me over my head and I twisted and saw two great, hairy arms outstretched ...	10
34	3	I twisted helplessly in the love chains.	10
34	347	I knew that some girls twisted their masters about their little fingers.	10

Book 23. (3 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	422	Then she twisted her head to the side.	10
17	252	I hoped to use his own fear against him, his unwillingness to release the ladder, but before I could push back enough, past the center of balance, he released one hand and twisted, hanging to a rung with his free hand.	10
18	372	Sometimes the disk or tag was affixed similarly but by means of a simple wire passed through the ear lobe, closed and twisted shut.	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	266	I twisted about.	10
18	95	Thus it might be worn about the neck, or, say, twisted about a wrist.	10
19	172	She twisted about, wildly, trying to see me.	10
19	813	It was lying there then, half submerged, its wing twisted and torn.	10
26	305	She twisted about then, to her side, and then, there, lying in the sand, on her side, looked up at me, frightened, the blood at her lip, her hands tied behind her back, the strap on her throat.	10
27	221	Her small hands, her wrists tied together by the binding fiber, twisted behind her back, her fingers moving.	10
37	166	A plant which has its natural inheritance and its ideal environment, namely, those in which it would flourish and thrive, may be transplanted, twisted, poisoned, starved, stunted, cropped, clipped into unnatural and bizarre shapes, and so on.	10
37	167	It may continue to live, after a fashion, but then as twisted, poisoned, starved, diminished, stunted, cropped, and clipped into unnatural and bizarre shapes, and so on.	10
45	120	Shall the verr decide the diet of the larl, the tabuk that of that tarn? But there are laws here, too; nature denied is not nature overcome, but nature twisted; nature repudiated is not nature conquered but nature poisoned, and poisons have their nature, as well; in the end she will have her vengean...	10

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	296	Her head twisted back and forth in the dirt.	10
10	191	We, too, were buffeted but I seized one of the lads by the wrist and, drawing him quickly across and about my body, and over my extended right leg, flung him to the stones, where I held him, my grip shifted now to the palm of his hand, on his knees, his head down, his arm high, twisted behind him, h...	10
12	623	I suddenly seized her by the hair, and twisted her head back, and regarded her, her lovely throat and face.	10
14	478	Her small hands twisted in the thongs, behind her back.	10
17	281	Almost might she have been on the block so little did her brief, twisted, scanty rags leave to the imagination of lustful brutes.	10
19	1195	Then, with the last backhand stroke, I struck her from her knees, to her side, and she was lying on her side, twisted, her palms down in the white dust.	10
21	400	"My hands twisted behind me, in the bracelets.	10

Book 26. (24 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	106	I must have somehow, in my sleep, twisted about.	10
8	140	I must have twisted about in my sleep.	10
10	356	It twisted about, growling.	10
10	501	Sometimes a token is affixed to her, as, say, a tag-bearing wire thrust through an ear lobe and then twisted shut, to preclude dislodgment.	10
11	991	Then she returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair.	10
12	91	I twisted a little.	10
12	99	I had then, while watched, twisted and struggled for more than an Ahn.	10
12	153	I twisted, and sobbed.	10
12	555	I thrust down the mattress and the coverlets, twisted as they were, and knelt on them, and pounded them, in frustration, in futile rage.	10
12	1012	I twisted and thrashed for a moment, and then, in misery, in disbelief, looking up, past the torch, toward the recesses of the ceiling, lay still.	10
13	878	My fingers twisted, startled, my hands bound before me.	10
14	200	We had improvised it from a twisted, matching piece of brown rag.	10
14	562	The garments must be soaked, and twisted, and kneaded, and beaten on the stone, again and again.	10
17	34	It was still hard to look upon those grotesque, massive, twisted features, the irregular placement of the eyes, one larger than the other.	10
19	333	Her hands twisted a little behind her, in the shackles.	10
31	2	"None is he, I am sure of it, Master," said a furtive, twisted fellow, his face a mass of jerking scar tissue.	10
34	70	"Vanarik preceded us," said a man, limping, he whose foot had been twisted in the stirrup of the crossbow, when the peasant had attacked him and the other.	10
37	606	The man with the lieutenant was the one who limped, having injured his ankle yesterday morning in the cell, apparently having twisted it in the stirrup of the crossbow, while trying to reset the weapon.	10
37	715	She twisted wildly.	10
37	1022	Rather it twisted about, suddenly, and returned to its work at hand.	10
37	1179	He freed her hands and feet, cutting the cords of twisted cloth, taken from her garments, which the peasant had used to bind them.	10
38	22	His head was shortly thereafter twisted and cut from the body.	10
40	24	Fog swirled about it, like smoke, or clouds, wind-twisted, about a dark rock.	10
46	101	"I have been free! I know what it is like! I am content to be a slave, and wish to be a slave! I am fulfilled in bondage, in ways that you, a man, or some men, may never understand! Oh, yes, you enslave us for your gratifications and pleasures, you monsters, you beasts! But what you do not know is t...	10

Book 27. (33 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	5	She twisted about, a little, softly moaning, a tiny whimper, protestingly.	10
4	379	Then the forty-nine natural women would not have been belittled, twisted, and commanded to behave like the unnatural "fiftieth woman," the authentic, disturbed malcontent, consumed with envy, intent on working her vengeance and will on an entire community.	10
9	103	But how their eyes had glinted upon her, as she had twisted, and reared up, and fell back, and squirmed and writhed, in her unsuccessful attempts to elude her constraints! To see her so before them, bound so helplessly, so predictably and absurdly futile in her commanded struggles, had given them mu...	10
15	732	He released her hair, and she drew back, gratefully, her hair twisted and tangled, in disarray, kneeling before him.	10
17	385	It thrust its large snout against Ellen's body, and under her arms, and between her thighs, and she screamed and twisted, and Targo told her to be quiet, and it licked her body, as though tasting her, and then drew its tongue back into the mouth, and then it moved about on the shelf, making its way ...	10
17	391	The gigantic, sinuous creature twisted about on the shelf and, its forelegs first, and then its two pairs of hind legs, following, returned to the ground, in front of the shelf.	10
17	931	In moments Barzak had rearranged the chains, that they not be twisted, and Ellen, to her chagrin, and shame, found herself facing the wall, at the back of the shelf, her hands still chained well over her head.	10
18	95	"I fear them so!" Saying nothing he had dragged her to her feet, she half bent over, his hand in her hair, twisted there, painfully, cruelly, and she then, bent over, thus controlled, this being a common slave leading position, was hurried stumbling out onto the platform, to its very edge, where she...	10
18	791	She then rinsed it, and twisted it, gently, ridding it of water, and placed it in the basket to her left, containing damp, clean laundry.	10
19	339	"I will be a good slave! I will be a good slave!" She twisted, and squirmed, on the ice.	10
19	620	In other areas, muchly dark, one could scarcely detect the narrow crooked ways which twisted amongst clutters of buildings, some of them several-storied insulae.	10
20	542	He touched her again, and she twisted suddenly about, and turned her head wildly to the side.	10
24	105	"It is a mistake! I am not a dancer! I am not a dancer! Please, no, Master!" But he drew her rapidly, mercilessly, through the crowds, she in tears, stumbling, painfully bent over, held in common leading position, her head at his hip, his hand cruelly twisted in her hair.	10
25	38	And can it be that she behind me, so beautiful, is less beautiful than I? Surely we are all much the same, and yet men, the brutes, rank us, and will buy and sell us! As it pleases them! As goods! But, of course, as the goods we are! But might not I bring a higher price than any of these others? But...	10
25	80	She twisted about, with difficulty, cramped, brushing, turning, against the bars, to face the front of the small confinement.	10
25	960	Then she cried out suddenly in pain as his hand twisted tightly, cruelly, in her hair, bending her backward, exhibiting the bow of her beauty to the men.	10
25	968	Ellen sobbed suddenly, again, held, twisted backward.	10
25	1090	Ellen had twisted, to see him behind her.	10
26	95	Her small hands twisted behind her, in their bonds.	10
26	186	The natural human female, Ellen supposed, is not a social artifact, despite what she had been taught to mindlessly repeat, not a construct of social engineers who neither understand her nor care for her, creatures interested ultimately only in their own power and influence; she is not, ideally, a tw...	10
26	968	Her subject suddenly reared, twisted, and emitted a soft, guttural, indescribable noise.	10
26	1510	Her hands twisted helplessly behind her in the bracelets.	10
27	936	There was oil from the pelt of one on her bound arm, as she twisted away.	10
27	1035	It twisted in the traces.	10
27	1616	She was then half across the saddle, twisted, on her side, before him.	10
27	1618	His hand was so twisted in her hair she feared great gouts of it would be torn free.	10
27	2290	Ellen, terrified, half-blinded in the rain, braceleted as she was, was twisted about, dragged to the side.	10
27	3024	Then it turned about, moved a bit away, uncertainly, stumbled, twisted about twice, and sank to the ground, scratched twice at the grass, and lay still.	10
27	3165	The officer tried to rise, but fell to the side, twisted, and fell again, then upon his back.	10
27	3310	Some peasants, out of a village, use tightly twisted ropes of grass, but one needs a good deal of this, as it burns very quickly.	10
28	337	Portus Canio, Fel Doron near him, drew from his pouch a heavy, shapeless object of metal, which seemed as though it had been deformed, perhaps twisted, bent in upon itself, and then fused, melted, in great heat".	10
29	375	Ellen's small hands twisted in the ropes.	10
30	60	At last, too, they have a full and rewarding sex life, free of Earth's conditioned guilts and shames, whose bizarre, twisted, diseased roots lie buried in remote superstition, in antique psychosis.	10

Book 28. (8 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	692	Several times she had awakened in her bed, from such dreams, twisted in the covers, heated and thrashing, tormented by sensations that seemed to enliven and enfire every cubic inch of her, and turn her skin into a mottled sheet of living flame.	10
2	386	The massive, fanged jaws before him seemed twisted into some contorted configuration.	10
4	94	Little wonder then, he thought, that so many of the women of Earth languish, deprived, in sexuality's polar wastes, that so many suffer seemingly inexplicable chronic ailments, that so many are mired in boredom or depression, that so many are twisted in neurosis, that so many are frustrated, miserab...	10
18	266	One sleen fell backwards, twisted wildly in midair, snarling, and fell to the ground at the foot of the small escarpment, and turned to climb again.	10
19	85	Then the larl pulled and snarled, and then blood spurted from its nostrils, and then, as it twisted, ever more weakly, its head was bitten away.	10
21	405	The attacker then roared and rushed forward, and, as it advanced, but feet from Grendel, Grendel setting himself to accept the charge, the attacker suddenly twisted to the side and, with one clawed foot, swept a great storm of sand toward Grendel, a blasting flight of particles that might have stunn...	10
34	91	The slave twisted a little, and whimpered.	10
47	46	Then a movement of the atmosphere brushed him, and he twisted his body to it, and waited, and waited, and, in a few seconds, one hand, covered with the adhesive substance used in his climb, struck against the steel, and he pulled himself down to it.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	523	I took her by the hair and, as she cried out, twisted her about and threw her to her back, and knelt across her body.	10
9	252	"Tell him that no true man would want a slave!" I thought it interesting, how words could be twisted about, and used as levers, as cudgels, as whips, and such.	10
17	70	I saw another net fall gracefully, like a broad, circular, open veil, on a bird starting to climb from the plaza, and the bird fluttered back to the earth, screaming, protesting, rolling in the dust, the rider caught in the safety straps, and then the helmeted head was twisted about, and the body wa...	10
22	713	"Oh!" she gasped, turned and twisted by the force of it, and her tunic had been torn from her.	10
25	104	But the Gorean Assassin, he of the Black Caste, is not a naive, twisted, deluded, managed beast serving the purposes of others, but a professional killer.	10
36	24	It was hard to think of that small, twisted, wiry, energetic body, the unlikely frame of so mighty and unusual a mind, belabored and weakened, succumbing to the ravages of illness.	10
37	9	Aëtius, I was sure, would respect such orders, had they been delivered to him by his master, and mentor, lame, brilliant, twisted, half-mad Tersites.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	502	After all, how could I walk without them? 'You would deny me,' she asked, 'you bauble, you small, well-turned, meaningless morsel of collar meat, you plaything, you caressable little she-urt!' And then she leaped at me and seized me by the hair, and twisted her hands within it, and shook my head, an...	10
3	596	I tried to spring to my feet, but a hand in my hair, twisted, held me on my knees.	10
3	980	I twisted in the ropes.	10
5	362	There, on the stem castle, behind its aft rail, a small figure, bent and twisted, stood, in cloak and mariner's cap, looking to windward, to the north.	10
8	155	I twisted my hand in her hair, held her, and cuffed her twice, sharply.	10
12	111	I had seen in Ar, more than once, how the most seemingly innocent discourse could be suddenly, cleverly, twisted into a provocative quarrel, and an exchange of insults, leading to swords, commonly in a park or in the Plaza of Tarns, at dawn, when few were about.	10
22	10	I twisted the glass into focus.	10

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	72	I twisted, and squirmed, and bucked and thrashed, wildly, jerking against the cords, fastened several times about my wrists and ankles.	10
8	172	I twisted my head a bit inside the hood I wore.	10
8	1419	My hair was jerked and twisted, short of being torn from my head, which would have been a punishable offense, and my body was much bruised, by small, angry fists, and, often enough, from the blows of ladles and stirring spoons.	10
8	1432	Sometimes I twisted in my chains at night, moaned, and scratched at the straw and the wooden flooring, remembering one or another of them.	10
10	123	I twisted, helpless, in the bonds.	10
15	262	I twisted about, to my side.	10
51	178	I whimpered, but his hand was placed in my hair, and twisted, and I winced, and knew I was to be silent.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	230	She shrieked with misery, and twisted, and leaped.	10
5	264	Then he touched me! It was quick, and smooth, and then firm, implacable! The coils of the whip! I was helpless! I cried out, and twisted about, held, unable to escape.	10
7	168	He twisted her rudely, abruptly, about, and downward, and she was then at his feet, he crouching over her, his hand in her hair.	10
8	104	She shuddered, in misery, sobbing, and twisted a little.	10
9	79	"Forgive me, Master!" I had twisted about, just a little, from time to time, to watch the men.	10
11	191	I twisted about in the leaves, under the moons.	10
15	448	Doubtless some know; perhaps the ponderous Lord Okimoto, the camp commander, whom I had seen four times; perhaps the strange, lame, twisted little man they call Tersites, who was much about, whom I had often seen.	10
35	21	I propped myself up on my left elbow, and twisted about, to where I might see the remains of the fire, now muchly burned down.	10
50	328	Our lives, our destinies, our fates, are in the hands of the masters! Do they think we have no interest in what is going on, in what is to take place, in what is to be done with us? I twisted futilely in the ropes, unanswered, uninformed.	10
52	371	As soon as he rose from my side, I twisted about, to see the men, propping myself up on my left elbow.	10
52	386	I twisted about.	10
52	803	Why was he angry, so angry? I feared his fury? What had I done? Did this have to do with him, or with me, or both? How dark was his visage, how twisted his frown! "You are a mere slave," he said, "a mere slave!" "Yes, Master," I said, uncertainly.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	440	She twisted helplessly in the thongs.	10
43	73	Pertinax put his hand to the side of her face, and she twisted her head, pressing her lips, quickly, almost furtively, on his wrist.	10

Book 34. (12 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	413	I twisted about, and awakened, suddenly.	10
6	230	I could not, reaching back, dislodge her hands, and they twisted yet more fiercely in my hair, twisting it.	10
7	47	I now twisted about, on the mat, unwilling to bring myself fully awake.	10
7	81	I twisted on the mat, unwilling to open my eyes, fearing to do so.	10
7	465	He dropped this paraphernalia beside me, and, kneeling beside me, grasped my right wrist, which he twisted behind my back.	10
22	4	Where was my master? I twisted my head in the hood, I felt the bit, so tight, in my mouth.	10
33	264	I was born awry, twisted, and imperfect".	10
33	371	I will show you how misshapen I am, how grotesque, twisted, and malformed".	10
50	83	She twisted her body, softly.	10
50	189	The Lady Alexina twisted her head from side to side, angrily; she stamped her small sandaled foot.	10
52	251	How I had twisted in the ropes, dangling, crying out, scarcely comprehending the pain.	10
53	194	In some laboratory a mistake had been made, an experiment had turned out badly, and a sentient creature had been twisted awry.	10

Book 35. (6 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	78	The massive hand of the slaver's man was twisted in her hair, cruelly.	10
8	393	I twisted, and wept, struck again and again.	10
17	69	One leaf of the gate, that on the right as one would face the gate from the city, had been lifted, bent and twisted.	10
25	146	What might explain that torn, twisted metal, rent like straws in the hand of a giant, that formidable business? Might it not have a purpose? If so, what might be its purpose? Might it not be an announcement, a greeting, an inquiry, an invitation to someone, or something, to meet and parley?".	10
36	95	How could it have been damaged, so twisted and torn, with no siege, no attack? Why has it not been repaired?" "Strange traffic is abroad," said Renata.	10
42	229	Vas of Anango lowered me to the walkway and I found myself in leading position, my head at his hip, his hand twisted in my hair.	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	55	"And fibers abound, hemp, linen, and silk, which may be cunningly twisted".	10
18	31	It opened its eyes, blinked, twisted to get its back against the wall.	10
53	54	Several, here and there, fought, and slew one another, to attain a place, sometimes no more than a yard high and wide, on one or another of the modest prominences in the flesh of the beast, a footing on certain irregularities, corrugations, blemishes, sealed lesions, and layers of twisted, knotted s...	10
59	111	She twisted on the floor, fuming, unable to speak.	10
59	125	The slave twisted angrily.	10