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Walk

Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	46	"No wonder you can hardly walk," I said.	10
7	153	"Walk with me".	10
16	102	I began to walk with a quickened pace, my heart began to beat powerfully, and I felt the elation of decision.	10
18	84	He then reached his beak out to an apparently blank wall and withdrew it, repeating this three or four times, and then began to walk back and forth, snapping his wings impatiently.	10
20	73	If I should once again walk the green fields of Gor, I know that I should attempt to solve the riddle of the Priest-Kings, that I should enter the Sardar Mountains and confront them, whoever or whatever they might be.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	47	I had thought this pointless, and perhaps dangerous, but Kron had said simply, "Let those who fear to walk the high bridges not walk the high bridges".	10
1	6	Young Cabot was rather tall, a good-sized man, well-built, with an animal ease in his walk that perhaps bespoke the docks of Bristol, his native city, rather than the cloisters of Oxford, at one of whose colleges he had obtained his later education.	10
9	57	I had been disturbed by this conversation and without really intending it had begun to walk to the walls.	10
21	8	I slowed to a walk and entered the clearing among the tents.	10
24	152	It seemed a long walk.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	1	When Priest-Kings Walk Vika could cook well and I enjoyed the meal she prepared.	10
6	145	"—they walk," she said.	10
15	15	Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall.	10
21	54	Then to my amazement, one by one, the strange creatures, disdaining the bars near the door began simply to pad up the almost vertical walls to the Priest-Kings and then, astonishingly, began to walk upside down on the ceiling.	10
31	15	I myself was forced to walk perhaps a dozen paces in front of Sarm, who held his grasping appendage near the control box which would, he supposed, activate the golden net he believed to be fused into the tissues of my brain.	10
31	20	And then we began to walk slowly towards one another again across the square tiles of that plaza in the secret Nest of Priest-Kings.	10
32	64	I saw Kusk in the distance, and both Al-Ka and Ba-Ta, followed by their women, began to walk towards him.	10
34	142	It was a lonely road that I now had to walk, and I wished to set out upon it as soon as possible.	10

Book 4. (17 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	159	Kamchak made her walk back and forth once or twice, and spoke to her rather sharply about her posture, then, to the surprise of both Miss Cardwell and myself, he did not chain her, but told her she might walk about the camp unattended, warning her only to return before dusk and the release of the he...	10
1	67	I began to walk toward the dust in the distance, across the trembling ground.	10
3	7	The children of the Wagon Peoples are taught the saddle of the kaiila before they can walk.	10
3	114	Then, slowly, the four riders began to walk their mounts about the lance, watching it, right hands free to seize it should it begin to fall.	10
7	107	"Walk there," he said, "and return".	10
7	120	She would show him a woman indeed—allowing herself for the instant to be insolently and fully female—showing him in her walk her contempt and scorn for him.	10
9	485	"To see her walk," remarked Kamchak, rather loudly, "one would hardly suspect that she wears the collar of a slave".	10
10	141	"Would you like to learn," asked Kamchak of the girl, "to wear silk and bells, to speak, to stand, to walk, to dance—to drive men mad with the desire to own and master you?" The girl said nothing but shuddered.	10
12	503	For no reason that I am quite sure of I unwisely purchased another bottle of paga, perhaps for company in my lonely walk.	10
15	91	When the wagons were to move, Tuka was to walk beside the cart of the sleen cage, drawn by a single bosk, and with a bosk stick guide the animal.	10
16	76	It was necessary only to walk through the archway and find ourselves on one of the streets of Turia.	10
19	66	Harold left the walk and stepped carefully to avoid trampling a patch of talenders, a delicate yellow flower, often associated in the Gorean mind with love and beauty.	10
21	47	Peasants streamed through them returning to their fields and also hundreds of townsfolk for an outing, some of them to walk even as far as the remains of the old Tuchuk camp, hunting for souvenirs.	10
21	172	Indeed, the broad walk, some thirty feet wide, within the high walls of Turia, with the view over the plains, is a favorite promenade of Turian couples.	10
23	76	Thousands of animals were already turned toward the approaching enemy and beginning to walk toward them when the Paravaci suddenly realized what was happening.	10
26	94	Slowly, at a walk, he rode toward the main gate of the compound.	10
26	126	In the main hall he looked about and then, Harold and I following, and the man with the two sleen, and the slaves with gold, and his archers and other men, he began to walk his kaiila forward, across the broad marble tiles, following the terrified Saphrar of Turia.	10

Book 5. (22 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	27	He turned her about and thrust her down a side street, making her walk in front of him.	10
2	199	It is not well to walk among the cylinders after dark without torches and steel".	10
2	326	Thrusting her to her feet and forcing her to walk before him, he went to the counter, behind which stood the man in the grimy tunic of white and gold.	10
3	120	When this move was made I saw two or three of the observers look at one another in disgust, and wink, and then turn about and walk away.	10
7	71	The ship then began to ease toward the shelf, moving perhaps no more rapidly than a man might walk.	10
11	357	"You will be trained as a slave girl," said Flaminius, "you will be taught to kneel, to stand, to walk, to dance, to sing, to serve the thousand pleasures of men".	10
12	257	They cannot even walk".	10
12	304	Flaminius gestured that the two girls should try to rise and walk a bit about the room.	10
12	367	* * * * I left the tiers of the racing stadium and began to walk down the long, sloping stone ramp, level by level.	10
12	391	I reached out and began to walk after him but I stumbled into the body of Hup the Fool, spilling his tray of candies.	10
13	244	Few dare to walk in a tarncot without a goad.	10
14	112	Once as I walked about I heard the wild cry, a howling roar, of an animal, apparently large and fierce; I supposed it to be the Beast of which Ho-Tu, and others, seemed so frightened; they seemed to know as little of it as I; when I heard the cry an involuntary shiver coursed my spine; I felt the ha...	10
15	325	"On Earth," said Elizabeth, "I do not think a woman would dare walk so beautifully".	10
15	328	It had begun, following the period entirely consumed with exercises, with such small things as instruction on how to stand, to walk, to kneel, to recline, to eat, to drink.	10
16	34	On the first day of En'Kara much of the old year had been forgotten, but there were three who could not forget it; Portus, who lay chained in the dungeons of the Central Cylinder; Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, now free, but who had endured the shame of slavery, and would perhaps never again permit hersel...	10
16	118	Relius laughed and set off down the street, giving Virginia a tug that almost pulled her off her feet, and she stumbled and caught up with him, then remembered herself, and followed him, head down, two paces behind, but he gave her another tug and took up the slack in her leash, so that she must wal...	10
17	141	But, as this lawlessness grew, and it became such that men would not walk the bridges without arms, the frenzy over the races and the games grew more rabid; it became rare on the streets and bridges to pass a person who would not, either for himself or for someone he knew, wear a faction patch, even...	10
17	401	Then, to my horror, I saw Elizabeth, her back straight, her step determined, walk straight to Cernus and then, slowly, as his mouth flew open and he seemed scarcely to understand what was occurring, pour the rest of the contents of the vessel of Ka-la-na directly on his head.	10
17	562	But she did not walk as a trained Pleasure Slave.	10
19	63	We began to walk down a long, slowly bending passageway.	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
19	287	Again the girls were commanded to walk about the block, and they did so, proudly, irritably, as though wishing to express only contempt for what they seemed to regard as the rabble about them.	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	102	They would later be carried, or forced to walk, to the barges.	10
10	151	It was resolved that henceforth both groups would walk abreast.	10
16	312	A man stood on a narrow walk, a bundle on his back, tied over a spear.	10
16	338	"I think to the Council of Captains," said one of the men on the walk.	10

Book 7. (20 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	202	There were narrow walk spaces between the tiers.	10
6	243	I did not even think him the sort who would be likely to walk, but his sandals, with the pearled straps, with certain of the pearls missing, were stained with dust.	10
6	433	He wanted it as light as it could be, even though it meant that he, the leader, must walk.	10
7	269	How I envied them their freedom, unchained, to run and laugh and walk as they pleased.	10
8	380	It was no wonder that some men, even warriors, hated and envied the arrogant, regal tarnsmen, one night rich, the next impoverished, always at the elbow of adventure, and war and pleasure, wearing their pride and their manhood in their walk, in the steel at their side and the look in their eyes.	10
8	391	Ute had taught me to walk without spilling it.	10
8	949	I felt the rough fabric of the camisk on my body as I moved, the pull of the strap on my shoulder, the heavy, swaying touch of the bota as, in the rhythm of my walk, it touched my side.	10
11	73	She could scarcely walk.	10
11	897	"You can walk".	10
11	899	"No, I cannot walk," I said.	10
11	952	I continued to walk ahead of him, in his shirt, my wrists confined before my body.	10
14	151	I continued to walk about the inside wall.	10
14	167	How furious I was! I continued to walk about the wall.	10
14	179	Tomorrow I, Elinor Brinton, would be collared! I then began to walk through the camp.	10
14	195	I continued to walk about the camp.	10
14	203	It was a low tent, and only near its center could a man walk upright.	10
15	425	Sometimes, too, she would range beyond the palisade, beyond which other girls were not permitted, to walk and hunt.	10
15	856	I would spend hours at the slit in the door, hoping to see someone walk by.	10
18	91	I saw the helmeted figure rear up in the saddle, and with an imperious gesture fling a dark, heavy object to the stone walk behind the wall.	10
18	102	"She has been taken from you!" "Fetch me," I said, "the object which was thrown to the walk behind the delta wall".	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	276	Rim, followed by Cara and myself, began to walk back down the beach, toward the Tesephone.	10
3	265	As the wagon moved forward, she was, thus, forced to walk before it.	10
5	61	I wanted to see her, for the first time, walk the wharves of Lydius as a slave girl.	10
5	83	Then they parted, to let her pass, but in such a way that she must walk in one direction.	10
5	96	It did not seem necessary, for her instruction, to have her walk again as a slave girl in the streets of her own city.	10
11	318	The test may be as simple as removing a girl's tunic and telling her to walk across a room.	10
11	519	No longer can the subject walk or run, or even stand erect.	10
15	385	The Gorean slave girl does not dare walk beside a free man.	10

Book 9. (13 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	205	The child, one supposes, has the innate disposition, when a certain maturation level is attained, to struggle to its feet and walk, as it did to crawl, when an earlier level was attained, and yet it truly learns to crawl, and to walk, and then to run, only in the crawling, in the walking and running...	10
1	366	Look at yourself! You cannot even walk.	10
4	180	"Now turn about," said he, "and walk there as a bondmaid".	10
4	189	Then, sobbing, the blondish girl, who had been forced to walk as a bondmaid, fell to her knees beside the opened planking.	10
4	269	As she approached Aelgifu, Aelgifu called out to her, "You walk well, Thyri.	10
4	270	You walk as a bondmaid".	10
9	52	On the eighth day he released her from the mast, that she might walk about the ship.	10
10	297	"Your girls walk well," I told Ivar.	10
10	341	All who walk on such a platform are slave girls.	10
10	375	In the lowering of the woman, of course, a common consequence of her helplessness in the arms of a powerful male, her surrendering, her being forced to submit, she finds, incredibly to some perhaps, her freedom, her ecstasy, her fulfillment, her exaltation, her joy; in the Gorean mind this matter is...	10
13	192	"Could we not," I suggested, "simply leap naked into a pit of venomous osts, or, perhaps, race madly across the plains of the Wagon Peoples during a lightning storm, our swords raised over our heads?" "The trick," said the Forkbeard, "is not simply to walk into the jaws of a larl.	10
13	195	"The trick," said the Forkbeard, winking, but not thereby much reassuring me, "is to walk back out again!" "You have some intention, then," I asked, "of emerging from this escapade alive?" "That is a portion of my plan," acknowledged the Forkbeard.	10
18	197	Those who could not walk were, under the orders of men, by other bondmaids, carried or aided to the pen.	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	106	"You walk well, Slave Girl," he told her.	10
14	303	Sometimes they even flaunt their beauty before them, in their walk and movements, to torture them, knowing that the male slave may be slain for so much as touching their silk.	10
15	137	"Is it your intention," inquired T'Zshal of Hassan, "to purloin several bags, fill them, battling guards, and walk your way out of Klima?" Even, of course, if one could obtain several such bags, and fill them with water, it did not seem likely that one could carry enough water to find one's way afoo...	10
16	142	Even if one could secure water, it did not seem one could, afoot, carry water sufficient to walk one's way free of the salt districts.	10
18	92	"I cannot walk".	10
18	96	"I cannot walk!" I bent down and lifted him to his feet.	10
18	131	"I can walk," said Hassan, straightening himself.	10
21	208	"I cannot walk.	10
24	172	Her body involuntarily shuddered as the grease-thick rag slipped over her beauty and clung snug, revealingly, about it; I examined her, walking about her; I tore the neckline down, to better expose the beauty of her breasts; I ripped away a strip from the garment's hem, shortening it; she must now w...	10
25	351	"I can walk with my head down, as a slave," said Tarna.	10
25	352	"Most female slaves," said Hassan, "walk very proudly.	10
25	382	"I can walk proudly," said Tarna.	10
25	399	"She cannot yet walk like, or truly seem, a slave girl," said Hassan, "for she is not yet a slave girl, but if little attention is paid, we may have a chance".	10

Book 11. (14 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	774	Whereas it would have seemed unthinkable on Earth that a man could be so strong, so mighty, that a woman would walk at his heel, here, on this world, it seemed not so impossible or strange at all.	10
2	1136	* * * * We did not walk far.	10
5	168	The walk could only have been that of a slave girl.	10
7	261	Later you will learn to walk gracefully and beautifully in chains.	10
7	937	One did walk within two or three yards of me, carrying a torch, but I lay very still.	10
8	257	"Without them I could not walk".	10
9	1379	They made me fall when they pleased, and as they pleased; sometimes they threw me forward, sometimes backward; sometimes they carried me, face up or face down, suspended between them; sometimes they dragged me by an ankle or a wrist on my back or stomach, or twisting; sometimes they dragged me or ma...	10
11	421	"Walk to one end of the room and back," said Sucha.	10
13	233	"Walk, little Dina," said he to me.	10
13	241	"Walk well, little Dina," cautioned the auctioneer.	10
17	149	Then I began to walk, responding to the leash of the master.	10
22	12	I loved to walk the deck, and feel the wind and the spray.	10
28	21	You smile, you turn, you walk, you lift your arms, you kneel, you lie upon your back at the auctioneer's feet, your knee lifted, your arms over your head as though braceleted, you roll to your stomach, you look up at him, over your shoulder; you respond to him, instantly, setting forth for the view ...	10
29	98	"I cannot walk, Master," I said.	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	34	"Walk around!" called Akko, cheerfully.	10
35	737	"Walk," I told her.	10

Book 13. (10 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	442	Then she began to walk toward me, to pass me.	10
4	443	She tried to walk as a she-urt.	10
4	451	I watched her walk past me.	10
4	743	She could apparently not walk.	10
5	170	Yesterday the blond-haired girl had been permitted to walk about the deck.	10
5	312	"Perhaps," said Ulafi, "but that would not have well fitted in with the dispatch with which the assailants were handled, or the knotting on their wrists, or, indeed, with your general mien, how you walk and sit, and look about yourself, your eyes, how you handle yourself".	10
7	184	But I had begun to walk toward the blond-haired barbarian.	10
32	432	"Now rise gracefully," I said, "and walk back and forth before me".	10
32	872	He then directed me to walk to my left, and I walked upon one of the broad terraces, many feet from the ground, which, like tiers, were integral to the structure of the edifice.	10
51	138	And, in the rear of the room, there was another broad flight of stairs, leading upward to another landing and walk.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	190	No wonder they walk with grace and beauty; no wonder they walk proudly.	10
7	460	On Gorean streets she may walk proudly in her beauty and collar.	10
7	982	The beast will walk at our side, or it will destroy us.	10
10	52	I continued to walk forward and the two guards, not speaking, fell into step behind us.	10
10	57	We continued to walk.	10
13	123	Draft tharlarion are harnessed, and can be managed either by men, or usually boys, who walk beside them, or by reins and whips, controlled by drivers, men mounted in drawn wagons.	10
13	159	The fountain had two levels, a great bowl and, lower, near the walk level, a shallow bowl.	10
13	188	I glanced again at the male silk slave sitting on the walk, fastened at the ring.	10
13	872	I glanced at the male silk slave, who was sitting on the walk, coupled by his neck to the ring behind him, smiling.	10
13	901	The servant came out on the walk and handed me several packages.	10
16	235	"You could risk slavery," he said, "expose yourself to possible capture, walk the high bridges at lonely Ahn, picnic in the country, go to paga taverns alone, take dangerous sea voyages".	10
26	271	Orgus!" I continued to walk rapidly toward the stables.	10
34	185	And the girls themselves, of course, are well aware, those beauties in their collars, the luscious little beasts, that they are an important and precious, and valuable and beautiful, element in Gorean society, domestic animal or no, and accordingly they commonly walk with pride.	10

Book 15. (10 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	73	"I need only walk out upon the Gorean streets and see what will happen to me".	10
22	183	I began to walk slowly back toward the tavern of Tasdron.	10
22	221	"I could not even walk".	10
24	376	"We were taught to kneel, and to crawl, and to move and walk.	10
26	9	I intended to walk until the twentieth Ahn.	10
27	100	"And walk slowly.	10
27	103	I began to walk, slowly, among the materials on the wharves.	10
32	188	I stood on a board walk, some twenty feet wide, which borders the lakelike courtyard of the holding.	10
32	281	"Put them on the walk".	10
32	284	I saw the steel, blade by blade, sheathed and unsheathed, put to the stones of the walk.	10

Book 16. (28 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	121	He was waiting on the broad walk, near the iron door leading within the holding, for Miles of Vonda.	10
10	122	Lines were being cast from the Tuka to willing hands on the walk.	10
10	123	More than fifty slave girls, their hair coiffured high on their heads, clad in sleeveless, classic gowns of white silk, were aligned on the walk nearest the wall containing the iron door, that leading within to the halls of the fortress.	10
10	144	The Tuka now drew alongside the walk.	10
10	150	With their right hands they reached into the baskets of petals, to cast them on the walk, in the path of Miles of Vonda and of the men disembarking from the Tuka.	10
10	159	Miles of Vonda stepped upon the rail of the Tuka and he, and other men, leaped to the walk.	10
10	161	Welcome to the Masters, all!" sang the girls, casting their petals on the walk before the men emerging from the Tuka.	10
10	166	Welcome, Masters, all!" The Tina drew alongside the walk.	10
10	180	Baskets of petals fell to the walk.	10
10	182	'Throw down your arms," called Miles of Vonda to the pirates on the walk, "or you are dead men".	10
10	188	A pirate leapt past me and fled down the walk.	10
10	190	Then ahead of him another ship was at the walk's edge.	10
10	212	From the wall's height I could see the walk near the holding crowded with our men, emerged from the holds of the Tuka and Tina.	10
11	131	The clothing worn by the girls ranged from the long, classic gowns worn by the girls from the walk, who had welcomed us with song, flowers and dance, on our entry into the holding, to the cruel, heavy scantiness of the close chains, and their brands and collars, of the girls brought up from the lowe...	10
12	91	I saw the lead galley drawing alongside the walk near the fortress wall, across the sea yard.	10
12	99	I saw Reginald and Alcibron wave to him, from the walk across the sea yard.	10
12	104	Other vessels, too, were now being moored at the walk, and others, following them, were being tied up alongside the first.	10
12	106	In such close harborage it would be possible to walk across the sea yard, moving from deck to deck.	10
12	145	I went to the walk, near the great gate.	10
12	146	"You there," I said, gesturing with my sword, "climb to the walk, and kneel".	10
12	148	Callimachus, come down from the wall, joined me on the walk.	10
17	17	I continued to walk up the Street of the Writhing Slave.	10
17	21	It frightens them, it seems, to walk upon it.	10
17	23	What free woman would dare to walk upon such a street, particularly at night? Her throat might suddenly feel the capture loop of a slaver and, by morning, branded, gag-hooded and chained, she might be fifty pasangs downriver, on her way to a market in Ven or Turmus.	10
17	313	They are usually mounted in a wall, a foot to a yard above the walk or pavement.	10
17	724	"You are now tied, or muchly so," I said, "as was the girl on the walk, outside the shop of Philebus, in Ar".	10
18	415	On the other hand, there have been cases when a free woman, boldly, has donned such a garment and dared to walk in the streets and upon the bridges, masquerading as a mere slave upon an errand for her master.	10
21	489	"You must keep yourself fastidiously beautiful, walk well, and such".	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1118	A child is often put on kaiilaback, its tiny hands clutching the silken neck, before it can walk.	10
2	13	I saw a man outside on the walk, a few yards away, mending a net.	10
3	83	It is possible, unbeknownst to themselves, they walk with wolves and lions.	10
8	15	At one's convenience, then, one may walk entirely about them.	10
8	478	"Make her walk!" called a man.	10
13	394	"And so," she said, "I continued to run her errands, to answer her telephone in a pretty voice, to do her filing, to bring her her coffee, to address her deferentially, to smile at her clients and walk in a certain way past them".	10
14	484	He tried to walk about and peep beneath the hide and Grunt, with great apparent earnestness and seriousness, hurried about, tugging down the hide at the edges.	10
19	607	"I can walk," he said, rising unsteadily to his feet.	10
19	675	"I will walk," said Cuwignaka.	10
19	678	"I will walk".	10
19	696	"He may not be able to walk for days," said Grunt.	10
19	755	"I can walk," he said.	10

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	427	I had to walk quickly to keep up with Cuwignaka.	10
6	40	I joined him and, slowly, our kaiila at a walk, we returned to the narrow draw.	10
12	737	"You will walk back, quietly, before me".	10
32	87	The ankles of the serving slaves wore longer tethers, permitting them to walk with ease, but not to run.	10
37	378	"Move a little, walk about," I said.	10
40	351	"You cannot expect them to just walk out," said a man.	10
42	27	"Let us go!" We would have preferred to walk the tarns a bit from the camp, before taking to flight, but we had not time, the camp being roused, to do so.	10

Book 19. (12 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	240	"No, of course not!" We continued to walk along the carpeted, ornamented corridors toward my quarters.	10
6	282	He looked from one side to the other, along the walk behind the parapet.	10
6	350	It had been pleasant to walk through the cool halls of the libraries, with their thousands of scrolls organized and cataloged, and through the galleries on the avenue of Iphicrates.	10
10	197	"It would be better for you to walk," said Drusus Rencius.	10
15	60	The two girls then began to walk down the lane between the tents.	10
20	82	I would walk then, generally, behind the wagon, chained to it.	10
30	134	I continued to walk north on Emerald.	10
30	150	Slave girls, with the exception of coin girls, lure girls for taverns, and such, are generally not permitted to walk unaccompanied about the streets of a city after dark.	10
30	242	I could not even, because of the twistings of the streets, walk in a given straight direction.	10
30	332	I began to walk slowly toward it.	10
33	119	They are, after all, not independent contractual partners, who may simply walk away, but treasured possessions.	10
36	987	"Now walk back and forth, slowly".	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	41	Carrying a tarn goad and moving about the stage in a certain manner suggests that one is riding a tarn; a kaiila crop, or kaiila goad, and a change of gait suggests that one is riding a kaiila; a branch on the stage can stand for a forest or a bit of a wall for a city; standing on a box or small tab...	10
9	466	"Say, for a walk, or a run, on a leash," I said.	10
9	469	"Surely you will remove my fetters at least to permit me to walk to your camp," suggested my captive.	10
9	496	"Even she there, she who is naked and bound, she who is a true slave, is permitted to walk!" "I do not think you will long envy her," I said.	10
10	271	I may walk part of the way, of course".	10
14	227	I began to walk slowly down the hill, toward the urt pack.	10
20	201	"Should I walk over there, perhaps to some inconspicuous corner, and there engage in desperate swordplay, in order not to obviously share the field with you?" "That will not be necessary," it said.	10
22	372	"You cannot even walk a tightrope," observed Lecchio.	10

Book 21. (23 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	171	She would walk behind the wagon, fastened to it by the neck.	10
5	177	I decided that I would walk beside the wagon for a time.	10
13	102	It was a relief to walk freely.	10
15	328	"Do you think, after what we have done here, and the considerable delays we have caused them, they would just let us walk out of Torcadino?" he asked.	10
15	623	Because of the nature of her ankle chaining, it would have been difficult for her to walk.	10
16	1271	Boabissia would walk straightly by these fellows, regally, her head high, seemingly ignoring them, apparently not even deigning to glance at them.	10
16	1288	How few free women really walk their beauty.	10
16	1290	Few free women walk in such a way as to display their beauty, as, for example, a slave must.	10
16	1292	The long garments, usually worn by free women, such as that now worn by Boabissia, might cover certain defects of gait perhaps, but when one's legs are bared, as a slave's commonly are, one must walk with beauty and grace.	10
16	1293	Too, given the scantiness of many slave garments, it is sometimes necessary to walk in them with exquisite care.	10
16	1300	Her walk now seemed something between that of a free woman and a slave.	10
16	1304	Yes, it seemed to me that Boabissia might even be ready to walk in a slave tunic.	10
20	99	Yes, I thought, it is all there, the habitats of culture, the intricate poetries of stone, the incredible places where, their heads among clouds, common bricks have been taught to speak and sing, the meanings uttered scarcely understood by those who walk amongst them; yes, it is all there, in them, ...	10
21	181	"One does not simply walk up to the Central Cylinder and knock on the door," he said.	10
24	75	Yet, behind it, reached by a crevice between some buildings, only a walk of some two or three Ehn away, was the Alley of the Slave Brothels of Ludmilla.	10
25	1944	Too, in this way, it is easier to keep track of them, and a customer is less likely to inadvertently walk off with one.	10
26	1724	"You will permit me to walk beside you, as a free woman, though I am clad so shamelessly?" she asked.	10
26	1737	"Doubtless they enjoy seeing them walk before them".	10
26	1743	"I will try to walk well before you, Master," she smiled.	10
26	1755	She did walk well.	10
26	1788	"It is here," she said, after a long walk.	10
26	1927	She turned about and began, slowly, to walk up the long bridge.	10
29	116	If he were he could simply have let me walk into their midst as I entered the vestibule of the insula.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	54	To be sure, it made me uneasy to walk before him.	10
5	199	For example, we were taught how to serve at a table, deferentially, skillfully, unobtrusively and, for the most part, silently, and how to move and walk, and kneel and rise, gracefully, and even such tiny, interesting things, as how to pick up a fallen object, by crouching down, retrieving it, rathe...	10
10	527	"Walk about.	10
10	530	"Do you not know how to walk?" he asked.	10
10	533	As an Earth female I would never have dared to walk in such a way.	10
11	18	In the sirik adjustments often prescribed for a girl before a night like this she can scarcely walk, the vertical chain's lower attachment point being drawn up between her ankles, which are then separated by as little as three or four inches, and her wrists, too, before her body, are even more close...	10
11	1498	It is very painful, and it is hard to walk after it.	10
14	251	To be sure, when they returned, bruised and shuddering, scarcely able to walk, to the slave quarters, they had little doubt as to their femaleness or the power of their master.	10
17	112	I was incredibly thrilled to walk upon these stones.	10
24	451	"Can you walk?" she asked.	10
24	508	"Is it so surprising," she asked, "that a beast might walk upright?" I looked at her.	10
24	509	"Or even that they should walk in power and pride?" "I do not understand," I said.	10
29	1350	"Can you walk, Master?" begged Tupita, crouching near Mirus.	10
32	284	"Command me, Master!" "But first," he said, "as it is still light, we are going for a short walk.	10
32	289	Though he had waited for me, once, to relieve myself, I do not think that that was the purpose of the walk.	10
33	195	"Do you recall this afternoon," he asked, "when we went for our walk?" "Of course," I said.	10
34	231	"I shall be proud to walk naked behind you, on the road," I said.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	532	This makes it so that the prisoner cannot walk.	10
15	845	Many cannot even walk".	10
16	363	Slavers, and others, it is well known, can often pick out a slave from among women all clad in the Robes of Concealment, by simply having her walk, or speak, or by looking in her eyes.	10
17	114	I have sometimes seen a man walk among combatants, threading his way here and there, almost as though among crowds in a market, no one bothering to challenge him or pay him the least attention.	10
18	293	It was almost as though one might walk upon them.	10
19	148	It seemed a long walk, coming toward me, on the walkway.	10
19	172	He dropped the leather purse, drawn shut with strings, to the boards of the walk.	10
20	16	It interested me that Cos would bother setting its standard there, at the end of that charred walk, jutting out toward the piers.	10

Book 24. (4 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	415	Most girls walk proudly in their bells, their shoulders back and their heads up, gloriously proud of their fulfilled femininity.	10
1	767	Then she put herself to the dirt before him in what, had she been a dancer, and on a different surface, might have been termed "floor movements," such things as turnings and twistings, rollings and crawlings, sometimes on her hands and knees, sometimes on her stomach; sometimes, too, she would be kn...	10
19	1066	"Get up," I said, "and walk in that direction".	10
28	222	Often one will not walk upright, but will move in a stoop or crouch.	10

Book 25. (20 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	223	Soon, perhaps in a day or two, she would be learning how to heel a man and to walk gracefully on his leash.	10
1	433	We saw a fellow walk by, mumbling prayers.	10
2	395	"Outside," said Marcus to the girl, "stand and walk well".	10
3	36	I could now walk away from her.	10
3	229	I continued to walk about.	10
10	40	"It is now dangerous to walk the streets of Ar at night," I said.	10
10	44	"Where did you walk?" I asked.	10
12	571	I will dare to walk the remote districts, and to tread high bridges!" "Must a command be repeated?" I asked.	10
12	583	"Walk well," I cautioned her.	10
12	592	Too, it was not unpleasant to walk behind her.	10
13	101	"He will not walk so proudly if he is beaten by a Cosian patrol," I said.	10
14	505	The girl, her hands still bound behind her, her head down, her hair about her face, shuddering, scarcely able to walk, her upper left arm in the grip of a fellow, by means of which grip she was being muchly supported, was being conducted into our presence.	10
18	230	"Do you juggle, do you walk a tightrope? Our friend Tarl here was excellent at clinging to a wire with great tenacity.	10
20	303	I was briefly reminded, however, of the Turian knee walk, sometimes used by slave dancers.	10
22	357	"Besides," I said, "if I disembowel a couple of these fellows, how will you get home? I do not think that you would care to walk through the streets, perhaps soiling your slippers".	10
22	359	Slave girls, on the other hand, commonly walk the streets barefoot, sometimes with something on an ankle, usually the left, a few loops of cord, an anklet, bangles, a tiny chain, such things.	10
24	388	"Slaves do not just walk into buildings without some business there.	10
25	171	The chains on his ankles would hardly permit him to walk.	10
27	778	"Did you think I would walk again?" I asked.	10
27	807	"You can walk now," she murmured.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	147	Whereas the Gorean slave girl commonly heels her master, her master sometimes orders her to walk before him, for the pleasure of seeing her walk.	10
1	5	Even the soles of our feet must be soft, and this is seen to, by creams and lotions, and the nature of the surfaces upon which we are permitted to walk, such things.	10
7	23	"You wanted to walk in the garden?" he asked.	10
7	950	"I wanted to walk in the garden!" "But it was the rest period," she said.	10
7	984	"I wanted to walk.	10
8	880	Unable to walk I crawled back, on all fours, to the rear of the cell.	10
8	1015	Several times it had been he who, it seemed in anger, had elected to "walk me".	10
10	163	I had, incidentally, in the pens, been taught to walk gracefully, and to kneel, and pose, and such, in a leash.	10
10	179	We must stand and walk with excellent posture.	10
10	368	I could now walk, my legs through the leg holes, but only to the extent permitted by the rope on the bag.	10
10	622	When one leads, as, say, if it might be the wish of the rights holder to so display one, one might, if one does not, for example, walk well, feel the free end of the leash only-too soon, as a lash.	10
11	1513	"Walk forward," said a voice.	10
11	1518	I had, of course, been taught in the pens how to walk.	10
11	1519	I continued to walk forward.	10
12	422	Thus I need not walk, and perhaps soil my slippers in the public streets.	10
14	870	"When you walk, or move, try to do so with some care," I said.	10
14	877	"I fear I do not even know how to walk," she said.	10
14	878	"Of course you know how to walk," I said.	10
14	885	"In the robes of concealment, we must walk sedately, with carefully measured tread, with dignity".	10
14	886	How else could one walk in such impediments, I wondered, so ornate and heavy, so confining and cumbersome? One is, of course, free.	10
16	606	Indeed, it is said that a skilled slaver can tell the difference between a free woman in the robes of concealment and a slave in them merely by having them walk about.	10
18	8	We have had our walk, and now is the time I put you here".	10
23	149	"Today, come, walk with me".	10
34	148	And if she knows what is good for her she had best walk beautifully.	10
37	360	"Will you truly walk down this passage, carrying light?" asked the officer of Treve.	10
37	389	The darkness of the walk ringing the urt pool was behind.	10
40	300	"Come, walk beside me," he said to Fina.	10

Book 27. (30 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	1383	In them, scantily clad, she is stunning, a vision of delight, delicious, a viand, a repast, a banquet, for masters; does her soft glance not invite men to her subjugation; does her walk not suggest she would leap helplessly, uncontrollably, under a male caress; in her eyes can they not detect a mute...	10
7	169	"I cannot walk," she moaned.	10
7	171	"Be pleased we are not men," said the third instructrix, "or you would not only walk, but you would dance, dance, frenziedly, and to switches!" She crawled back to her lessons.	10
7	172	Later in the day she could rise to her feet and walk, awkwardly, painfully.	10
13	670	Now walk.	10
13	719	"Walk away," said Ina.	10
13	731	Did they not teach you how to walk? What of your love cradle! Turn, go back, then return, again, down the aisle.	10
15	26	But she did not change her walk.	10
16	617	Could it be that she might one day accept her loveliness, wholly, and throw back her head and shoulders, and walk beautifully, in her collar, and be shameless, even joyfully, brazenly shameless? Surely not! How frightful! And yet that was common, she knew, with such as she now was, with female slave...	10
16	620	How lovely they were! She wished she, too, might walk about so, so garbed, and free, though in her collar, be free to move about so boldly, so beautifully.	10
18	231	He had then made her stand, and walk about, and turn, and display herself in the tunic to himself and his three men, these being Fel Doron, Tersius Major and Selius Arconious.	10
18	516	"You will continue to walk in your current direction," said the voice.	10
18	556	She tried to walk naturally.	10
20	937	She had no doubt that she had grown in her bondage, in her beauty, her walk, her responsiveness, even her skill in various domesticities thought suitable for a female slave.	10
22	487	She suddenly thought that perhaps she should try to walk like a free woman, stiffly, clumsily, affecting mannishness, moving straightly, striding, attempting to conceal her vulnerability and sex.	10
24	81	One of the most humiliating things for a Gorean free woman, after she has been enslaved, other than the loss of her name, is that she must now follow, and neither walk beside nor lead.	10
25	108	* * * * Ellen followed in line, in pain, almost hobbling, scarcely able to walk.	10
25	111	She could scarcely walk to it.	10
25	547	There seemed to be at least one attendant on the block, with the auctioneer, who, Ellen supposed, might upon occasion lend him assistance, perhaps posing a girl, or carrying one from the block who might be unable to walk, perhaps having succumbed to terror or having fainted.	10
25	762	"Walk about, pose," she was told.	10
25	1132	How wonderful it is to be tunicked and safely, securely collared, to be able to move freely about, to walk and run, to be open to the sun, to feel the air and wind on one's body, to see and feel the glory of this world, to revel in its vitalities and sensations, and, too, to know that one is excruci...	10
26	1270	To her amusement, Ellen had noted that such free women, sensing themselves within a male's regard, while pretending to be unaware of the fact, tended to straighten their body, hold their head up, walk well, and such.	10
26	1272	Let them too, then, be collared and put in tunics! Then they would truly learn how to hold their bodies and walk.	10
26	1273	Certainly Ellen had been taught, to the sting of a switch, how to walk in a tunic, in the house of Mirus.	10
27	92	She learns to walk as a slave, move as a slave, kneel as a slave, speak as a slave, behave as a slave, and so on.	10
27	1950	"We will walk, noble ally," snarled the officer.	10
27	2462	The slave can stand in such a device, though often with difficulty, and can walk, though, too, with difficulty, taking slow tiny steps.	10
27	3352	It is good for correcting faulty kneeling, or bellying, an awkward walk, clumsy movements, and such.	10
27	3519	"May I not walk," she asked, "to lighten the wagon, Master".	10
28	106	Soon, she gathered, Mirus and his fellow, now muchly recovered, though still unable to walk, would leave the group and make their way toward Brundisium, Mirus dragging an improvised travois, constructed of rope, a pair of poles and a tarpaulin.	10

Book 28. (5 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	420	Sometimes catchers, small Kurii, badly pelted, only four or five hundred pounds in weight, prowled the habitat, searching for loose humans, escaped or strayed, usually to be hamstrung and put back in the barred pens, then unable to walk, unable then to do much more than feed at the troughs, fatten, ...	10
15	72	"We are going for a walk," said Cabot.	10
15	81	"We are going for a walk," he informed her.	10
18	46	Later, however, as she learns her collar, and realizes its proclamation of her desirability, attractiveness, and beauty, and learns the joy of bondage, and her role in, and importance in, Gorean society, she is likely to walk proudly, head high, shoulders back, and brazenly display her master's prop...	10
45	65	She soon begins to stand well, to kneel well, to walk well, and such.	10

Book 29. (11 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	292	Few slaves will happily bring a master his cloak if he is in no condition to walk the high bridges, or, more dangerously, enter for some reason unarmed amongst enemies.	10
3	383	One wonders why some women place themselves at risk, why they undertake hazardous journeys and voyages, why they walk the high bridges at night, such things.	10
5	548	I, later, at the time unable to walk, and muchly paralyzed by the poison of Sullius Maximus, encountered her in the house of Samos.	10
7	100	It is not unusual to leash a slave, for tethering her, for taking her on a walk, and such.	10
10	51	The women would walk with short, graceful steps, which gave them an unusual, distinctive gait.	10
12	203	The two who had fallen were placed on a narrow plank, to the side, and forced to walk its length, while being screamed at, and execrated, from both sides.	10
14	96	Indeed, it is not uncommon for a Tuchuk to be tied in the saddle as soon as he can sit up, even before he can walk.	10
15	418	"Step by step walk the thousand-mile road," he said.	10
28	392	Had I not understood that, long ago? Had I not then understood that she belonged, if at all, only under the whip? I recalled how badly she had treated me and how with such delight and venom she had scorned me in the holding of Samos of Port Kar, when I had been confined to the chair of an invalid, t...	10
38	400	Racks of these tiers stretch substantially from wall to wall in the hold, with only a tiny walk space between and about them.	10
44	1	I Use a Slave; I Walk the Deck Alone; The Sea is Beautiful; The Ship Proceeds Apace "Is Master troubled?" asked Cecily.	10

Book 30. (13 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	7	I had been entered into the ship, naked and freezing, my ankles unbound, to permit me to walk, as I could, by means of a side port, of a size and sort with which I was utterly unfamiliar.	10
3	18	I was then led, supported by two fellows, for I could barely walk, through a maze of passages, and then descended for two levels.	10
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	522	I did not know if I could walk.	10
3	1089	' "I was freed of the rack by the two young men, and, each holding an arm, they assisted me, half carrying me, for I could barely walk, back through the shop, and the private quarters, toward a rear entrance, from which one might approach the stable yard of what had been the Inn of Ragnar.	10
7	98	Even seasoned mariners could scarcely walk the corridors without reeling, without bracing themselves against the walls.	10
8	331	I supposed it made sense that free men, on the whole, would not be allowed to walk about amongst chained slaves.	10
10	69	And in the public garden she only now becomes aware, following her master, heeling him, that the rich sequence of blossoms is not only arranged like music, with its color, tint into tint, shade into shade, tone into tone, to dramatically enhance the delight of a walk, but there is another music, as ...	10
13	33	One could almost walk upon the vines, but one could draw a small ship's boat, or raft, through them, hoping eventually to reach free water.	10
24	125	They were instructed to walk as slaves, with their heads down, not looking to right or left, and, of course, keeping silent.	10
34	27	"Hold," I said, she at the door, and I rose to walk about her, and inspect her.	10
34	215	She had, some days ago, been returned to the normal parameters of her bondage, had been given a general permission to speak, was permitted to walk about, was permitted to use her hands to feed herself, though I sometimes hand fed her, and was permitted a slave's normal modalities with respect to ent...	10
37	279	Her wrists, now confined before her, were some six inches apart, and her ankles were something like a foot apart, permitting her to shuffle, or walk with small, careful, measured steps, but not allowing her to run.	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	440	"Walk," had said the leader of the instructresses, "walk, Allison, in the third walk of the slave".	10
44	100	"How can I walk for so many Ahn," I asked, "if I leave before the Ninth Ahn?" "You will only have to walk a little," he said, "only a few Ehn".	10
45	21	Clearly, as he had told me to walk for only some Ehn, he had not meant that I should try to walk for several Ahn, until it was again the Sixth Ahn, almost a day later.	10
1	45	How the free women despise us, and how we fear them! I have learned how to walk, and move, and turn, and hold my head, and speak, and many things.	10
7	488	"Sometimes they simply command a woman to walk before them, back and forth, and thus detect the slave, even within the robes of a free woman".	10
10	469	"You do not walk like a serving slave," he said.	10
18	733	This was done by each of us having her hands braceleted before her, and a chain run from the bracelets to a ring on the back of the wagon, three chains, three rings, this permitting us to walk abreast.	10
26	245	Many masters, I supposed, would have been pleased to walk such a slave.	10
44	85	Perhaps you might leave the Cave a few Ehn before the Ninth Ahn and walk to the Sixth Ahn".	10
44	99	"Remember," he said, "walk to the Sixth Ahn".	10
52	77	A tiled walk wound its way through the vegetation.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	72	So I must walk before him, bearing my burden, keenly aware he was there, unable to see him, and walk as I must, as what I was, a slave.	10
3	49	Would it not be the same with horses and dogs, animals of my former world? We must hold our head up, and walk well.	10
5	60	It is a simple thing to sit and rise, to stand, turn, and walk with grace.	10
6	420	"You will exit the tavern, and walk to the left, toward the wharves".	10
8	155	I thought nothing, but it is a long walk toward the center of the city and the inn of Tasdron where I had left my things.	10
8	444	She could feel the planks of the walk with her feet, and the breeze on her body.	10
13	171	I hoped I might stand, walk, kneel, lie, or writhe well on my leash.	10
17	72	How I hated him, and all men, the masterful beasts who would take us in hand, own us, and do with us as they pleased! I stared after him, angrily, the callous brute, so tall and strong, with that easy, unhurried walk, the proud, high gaze before which men might take pause, the broad back, the narrow...	10
33	34	She could walk with care, but not run.	10
40	126	See her walk past that fellow.	10
41	202	I continued to walk toward the heap of boughs.	10
46	108	I could not well walk into a village clearing, or through the gates of a town or city, and say, "Tal, I am a female slave.	10

Book 33. (11 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	161	"She must walk! She must walk!" "Instruct her!" cried a fellow to the Ashigaru on the platform.	10
15	110	"Let us continue our walk," he said.	10
19	2	The large shed housing the pens was but a short walk from the courtyard; it was not unlike such sheds elsewhere in the vicinity, rudely planked, and low roofed, used for storage, and the stabling of beasts, verr, tarsk, and slaves.	10
23	311	"One can almost walk upon them".	10
25	156	"Walk! Move!" called a man from the crowd.	10
25	170	"Walk! Continue!" called a fellow up from the crowd.	10
25	323	Why do some undertake perilous journeys, wander outside guarded walls, frequent lonely streets in poor districts, insult strangers, as though it might be done with impunity, walk the high bridges unescorted in the moonlight, and such? This is sometimes spoken of as "courting the collar".	10
28	21	"When about," he said, "have recourse to the hood, keep your head down, walk bent over, perhaps you have been injured, be humble, be timid, do not meet the eyes of others, be Pani, be peasant, let me speak for us".	10
30	343	Its looped coils, held in the leash-master's hand, are convenient not only for disciplinary purposes, for example, if the girl does not walk well, but are long enough to bind her, hand and foot, if such should be desired.	10
43	13	"The men will walk," I said.	10
43	44	"We will walk beside the wagon," I said.	10

Book 34. (16 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	107	"We are going for a little walk".	10
7	112	"It is not a long walk," said the master.	10
8	151	I had fantasized that I might never be able to walk again, that I could not rise, that I had been crippled for life.	10
15	209	As they would walk on land, so they swim in water.	10
24	13	She can walk, of course, and there is a leash ring on the hood, so that she may be leashed and led by the leash, should her master wish to do so.	10
39	163	"I cannot walk on that," I said.	10
51	38	"You do not walk like a free woman," he said.	10
51	83	"Try to walk more like a free woman," he said.	10
51	101	But her movements, her walk, her carriage, her small gestures, induce suspicion, for they seem reminiscent not of a free woman, but a slave.	10
53	52	The Goreans have a saying, "Let those who fear the high bridges not walk them".	10
62	28	How many free women, I wondered, could match the slave in beauty? How many would dare to walk and stand, and move, as a slave, with such casual, unconscious ease, such assurance and womanly grace, the grace of a woman who knows herself so special and prized that she is collared and owned? Did they s...	10
63	202	One would not expect a free woman to walk, at least one such as the Lady Bina.	10
65	100	"Who would walk blindfolded amongst osts?" she said.	10
68	157	"Would you like to walk beside me?" he asked.	10
68	171	Indeed, a slave is expected to appear as, and walk as, a slave.	10
68	441	Get up, and walk along with us, nicely".	10

Book 35. (14 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	285	We learned how to move attractively, how to walk, kneel, lie, and rise attractively, how to clothe ourselves attractively, even given the tiny garments we might be permitted, and how to strip ourselves attractively.	10
8	397	"Perhaps, in the future, you will be more careful of where and how you walk".	10
11	130	I would usually walk east on one side, the "Thieves' Way South," and then cross the "Thieves' Bridge," and return to the Golden Chain, walking west on the "Thieves' Way North".	10
11	131	One of the pleasures of this particular walk was the number and variety of shops and offices one passed, particularly on the Thieves' Way South.	10
11	152	I do not think I would have liked to walk past such premises, for I am sure I would have been idly assessed by the chained slaves on the shelves or those incarcerated in the cells, just as I might assess them, each wondering what price we might bring, what men would pay for us.	10
11	165	I would walk well when I passed a free male.	10
11	538	"I will enjoy walking behind you," he said, "and I would recommend that you walk well".	10
15	81	"Why do you linger near my shop?" "I walk, I often pass by," I said.	10
17	99	"But," said Euphrosyne, "why go to all this trouble? Why not just walk up to someone, and say 'Tal'?" "I do not know," I said.	10
21	55	I could walk a little, back and forth, pretending to be coming or going.	10
21	95	I began to walk east on the Thieves' Way South, occasionally looking back, trying not to exhibit concern.	10
27	157	If I do not choose to kill you now, I need only turn about and walk away.	10
37	5	"You will walk in this area," said Florian, "past that entrance way, as though on an errand, and then return similarly.	10
45	151	He then, gently, almost tenderly, lifted the body of Seremides in his arms and began to walk toward the pier at which the longboat yet lingered.	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	197	"Aktis must walk with care," said Clitus.	10
37	117	An advantage to being a free laborer is that one can simply walk off the job.	10
37	121	They walk by, sneer, and laugh.	10
60	258	I watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water.	10