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Book 1. (15 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	62	I then walked more slowly, more carefully, being quiet.	10
2	34	I walked around the room.	10
5	42	She had risen and walked across the room, her feet bare on the stone floor, and dropped to her knees before me, lowering her head and lifting and extending her hands to me, the wrists crossed.	10
8	118	She walked about in the glade, pleased with herself, and twirled once or twice, delighted with the comparative freedom of movement she now enjoyed.	10
9	71	Then, carrying the chain, which was still attached to her ankle, she walked to a nearby tree, bent down, and looped the loose end of the chain around the trunk.	10
11	42	That night I took Talena into the City of Tents, and by the light of torches set on lances we walked arm in arm through the crowded streets, among the colorful tents and market stalls.	10
11	64	We purchased a bottle of Ka-la-na wine and shared it as we walked through the streets.	10
11	87	She paused for a moment and walked lightly to the side of the tent.	10
12	172	When the tarn had fed, I walked over to him, speaking familiarly, as if I might be doing the most customary thing on Gor.	10
14	132	He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell.	10
16	119	I walked about the second wall until I came to a gate, where I repeated my story.	10
17	78	The procession resumed to the beat of the tarn drums and Talena, bound in chains of gold, walked, slowly, with dignity, beside the tharlarion of her captor, Pa-Kur, the Assassin.	10
18	66	I could see the tharlarion on which he rode, the figure of the Assassin, and the slip of a girl, in her white robe, who, beside the animal, walked like a Ubara, though barefoot and chained to its saddle.	10
18	182	I slowly walked up the stairs, my hands open, free of weapons.	10
19	209	I walked slowly to the edge of the cylinder.	10

Book 2. (16 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	He walked sadly away.	10
1	174	I walked for some hours, in spite of my fatigue, thinking, puzzling about these strange things of which I had heard.	10
2	88	I became aware that I was singing as I walked through the grass, a warrior song.	10
3	1	Zosk I had walked for some hours in the direction of Ko-ro-ba when I was delighted to come on one of the narrow roads to the city.	10
6	42	Though she was young she walked slowly, mournfully, heedlessly, aimlessly.	10
8	20	They walked in this city unattended, with an imperious step, the men of Tharna moving to let them pass—in such a way that they never touched.	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
13	141	Those who wore the silver masks had risen to their feet, and the force of their cries pressed in on me like knives, the air itself seemed filled with the bedlam of their command, "Slay him!" I turned and walked slowly to the center of the arena.	10
14	19	I walked slowly to the foot of the golden wall, where lay the golden scarf of the Tatrix, that scarf whose fluttering signal had initiated the Amusements.	10
16	65	She turned and walked majestically to Dorna and the warriors.	10
16	115	The Tatrix walked across the pillar, regal in those tattered robes, and stood over me.	10
19	101	I walked across the bar of the windlass and dropped to his side.	10
20	32	I walked across the compound and picked up a helmet which lay half hidden in the litter.	10
20	140	I had not walked more than a pasang when, from a cluster of trees to my right, on the other side of a thin, swift stream that flowed from the Sardar, I heard the terrified scream of a girl.	10
21	21	I walked between the tents and saw the girl.	10
24	237	My arm about Lara, I walked through the barricade, and behind us came the young warrior, others of the defenders of the barricade, and Kron, Andreas, Linna and many of the rebels.	10

Book 3. (32 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	10	It had been polished by the sandals of countless men and women who had walked before where I now walked, perhaps thousands of years ago, perhaps yesterday, perhaps this morning.	10
27	7	I had not walked far from the Vivarium before I was able to regather my general directions in the Nest and, as I walked impatiently along, I spied a transportation disk docked, so to speak, hovering on its cushion of gas, outside one of the tall steel portals of the Hall of Commissaries.	10
1	13	It was not far to the fair of En'Kara, one of the four great fairs held in the shadow of the Sardar during the Gorean year, and I soon walked slowly down the long central avenue between the tents, the booths and stalls, the pavilions and stockades of the fair, toward the high, brassbound timber gate...	10
4	142	I walked the full ambit of the circle until I stood once more before the throne.	10
5	32	She walked well.	10
5	80	I arose and walked through the portal and found myself in a long stone passageway beyond it which stretched as far as I could see in either direction.	10
6	151	And then came the third and final stroke of that distant gong and at the same instant the energy bulbs in the room dimmed and I understood that now somewhere in the long corridors of that vast edifice there walked the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
7	72	I had walked perhaps an Ahn and was deep inside one of the long, dimly lit passageways which led in the direction of her chamber when I seemed somehow to sense a presence behind me.	10
7	76	I had not walked far when I again became uneasy.	10
7	77	This time I did not turn, but walked slowly ahead, listening behind me with every fiber I could bend to the effort.	10
8	215	I walked from the room into the dimly lit hall.	10
10	44	It walked on four extremely long, slender, four-jointed stalks that were its supporting legs, and carried its far more muscular, four-jointed grasping legs, or appendages, extremely high, almost level with its jaw, and in front of its body.	10
12	15	Humans walked here.	10
12	39	At that moment a human girl walked near and wide-eyed circled us, looking at me.	10
13	93	I laughed and clapped both of the slaves on the shoulders, and the three of us, arm in arm, walked down the hall.	10
13	94	* * * * We had not walked far when we passed a long, wormlike animal, eyeless, with a small red mouth, that inched its way along the corridor, hugging the angle between the wall and floor.	10
17	92	I walked along one of the levels, gazing into the cubes.	10
17	107	I wondered of the man through whose eyes I was now seeing, who he was, what he had been, that unknown Implanted One who now walked some lonely road somewhere on Gor, a device of Priest-Kings.	10
17	112	I, in the very Nest of Priest-Kings, was more free than he who walked the stones of some road in the bright sun, somewhere beyond the palisade, far from the mountains of Priest-Kings yet still in the shadow of the Sardar.	10
18	88	"Sometimes this is spoken of as the Home Stone of all Gor," said Sarm, as we walked the long, winding, iron spiral that clung to the side of a vast, transparent blue dome.	10
21	73	I broke off the other end of the Mul-Torch, igniting it, and walked to the center of the chamber.	10
22	56	"Good," I said and walked over a few bars to get the device, and returned to Misk's side.	10
25	56	I could now feel a bit of fresh air and, in the darkness, Vika in my arms, I walked until I could feel it best, and it seemed to be blowing directly down upon me.	10
25	62	I walked a bit up and down in the shaft rubbing my arms and shaking my head until I felt ready to try again.	10
25	71	I stood up then unsteadily and walked beneath the shaft and stood there with my head back drawing in the welcome fresh air that blew down towards me.	10
28	64	In the dome of the Vivarium, holding a Mul-Torch, I walked up the ramps to the fourth tier, noting that the cages had been emptied, but I suspected that there would be one that would have remained locked.	10
28	125	We walked down the ramp to the transportation disk.	10
31	16	Vika walked at his side.	10
32	36	The very tunnel we walked in pitched and buckled under our feet.	10
32	87	Now Kusk, Al-Ka and Ba-Ta, and their women, slowly walked across the rubble to join us.	10
32	217	I walked before the throne of Priest-Kings.	10
33	167	They parted, and Vika and I walked between them, and through the ruined gate and palisade which had once encircled the Sardar.	10

Book 4. (19 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	48	As Kamchak and I walked to his wagon, I saw several girls, here and there, clad Kajir; they were magnificent; they walked with the true brazen insolence of the slave girl, the wench who knows that she is owned, whom men have found beautiful enough, and exciting enough, to collar.	10
2	1	I Make the Acquaintance of the Wagon Peoples As I walked I asked myself why I did so—why I, Tarl Cabot—once of Earth, later a warrior of the Gorean city of Ko-ro-ba, the Towers of the Morning, had come here.	10
7	124	And Elizabeth Cardwell walked proudly, angrily, to the far side of the room, wheeled there, faced the man, and approached him, eyes taunting, a smile of contempt playing about her lips.	10
7	254	How she had challenged him, how she had walked, how insolent she had been! Perhaps in that moment she thought how amused the man might be could he see her now, that proud girl, now in the Sirik, her head to the pelt of a larl, kneeling to barbarians, begging to be a slave girl; and if she thought of...	10
9	126	The women in bondage present, who served us, each wore four golden rings on each ankle and each wrist, locked on, which clashed as they walked or moved, adding their sound to the slave bells that had been fixed on their Turian collars, and that hung from their hair; the ears of each, too, had been p...	10
9	484	"Thank you, my guardian," said Aphris of Turia, and with one last vicious look at Kamchak threw back her head and with a swirl of her white gown, bordered with gold, walked regally from between the tables.	10
10	15	Elizabeth Cardwell, barefoot, in the larl's pelt, walked beside Kamchak's stirrup.	10
10	218	Beside the tharlarion walked other men-at-arms, and even citizens of Turia, and more vendors and musicians, come to see the games.	10
10	351	Turian warriors walked along the line of stakes, examining them, stepping back when one spit or kicked at him.	10
11	338	He then got up and walked rather heavily over to one wall of the wagon and took a slave whip from the wall.	10
12	194	Then, to my surprise, she walked a bit in the wagon and twirled twice before Kamchak.	10
24	179	"Very well," I said, and we walked our kaiila at a stately pace toward Turia's main gate.	10
25	39	I walked about the fire bowl to approach the girl.	10
25	51	I restraightened the collar and walked away, going to the other side of the wagon, leaning my hands against it, wanting to think.	10
26	97	On Kamchak's right there walked a master of sleen, who held two of the vicious, sinuous beasts in check by chain leashes.	10
26	125	Not hurrying Kamchak walked his kaiila up the stairs of the house and, on kaiilaback, entered the main hall of the House of Saphrar.	10
26	285	Kamchak walked to him and tore away the mask.	10
27	178	I walked behind Kamchak, on his kaiila.	10
27	179	Harold walked beside me.	10

Book 5. (33 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	106	At times we walked up swirling gradients, at times stairs, swirling and broad, leading higher and higher into the cylinder; sometimes we walked through marble-floored passageways, in which, through narrow windows, designed to be too small for a body to pass, but large enough for use as crossbow port...	10
4	65	I myself felt bitterly about a poorly lit bridge in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—and about a certain hour on a certain day—for it was on that bridge that a young man, of the Warriors, had walked perhaps not more than a quarter of an Ahn before I myself would have passed tha...	10
12	225	Sura walked around them, and then she regarded Elizabeth.	10
12	248	Sura walked over to the girls, lifted Virginia's head and looked into her eyes, and then stepped back.	10
12	366	"Have them sent to my training room at the sixth Ahn," she said, and turned, and walked away, the slave bells flashing on her ankle.	10
12	383	I turned and, pressing through the crowd, walked away.	10
13	231	We walked through the dark streets of Ar, and though such was perhaps dangerous, none approached us, though some who passed did so with circumspection, their weapons drawn.	10
13	232	I expect the fact that I walked as a Warrior, a sword at my side, perhaps dissuaded individuals who might otherwise have attempted to cut a purse or threaten a throat were they not rewarded for leniency.	10
13	265	I turned about and walked back on the perch and again stood on the thick, beamed framework of tem-wood that formed the vast housing for numerous racing birds.	10
13	336	Mip stood somewhat behind me and I walked out to the end of the perch.	10
14	104	I left the compartment and walked the halls of the House of Cernus, lost in thought.	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
14	142	It was a strikingly, but cruelly beautiful girl, who walked from one end of the room to the other, in fury, like a young, caged she-larl.	10
15	50	She walked gracefully, insolently, the movement of her firing my blood.	10
15	313	She walked beautifully, sinuous in her rage.	10
15	322	She, too, walked beautifully.	10
16	65	Relius, who had walked over to Virginia, placed his large hands on her hips.	10
16	165	I had hardly walked more than fifty yards through the crowd when I heard a frightened scream, that of a girl, coming from the dark ramp down which Phyllis had disappeared.	10
17	51	The black-haired girl, the tall girl, walked back and forth before me, her hands on her hips.	10
17	563	She walked numbly, her head down, a defeated woman.	10
17	616	I walked away from her and then took the slave goad from my wrist and hung it up again on its hook, where she might take it again if she wished.	10
18	291	"Go!" "Very well," I said, and turned and walked away down the corridor.	10
18	302	But as I walked the halls it seemed to me that, on the whole, things were not proceeding badly, though I regretted the amount of time lost, apparently necessarily, in the House of Cernus.	10
18	367	I walked down a corridor or two.	10
19	13	Behind me, prodding me upon occasion with the butts of their spears, there walked two others.	10
22	311	I walked to the board, where men were entering the information.	10
22	601	Saphronicus, Captain of the Taurentians, removed his purple cloak and his helmet, and walked down the steps from the box to the sand.	10
23	7	I had walked through the largely deserted halls, empty save for a scurrying slave or a furtive man-at-arms, gathering his belongings, preparing to make away.	10
24	125	"Was Philemon captured?" I asked Hup, as we walked through the halls.	10
24	132	I looked down at Hup as we walked.	10
24	185	She walked between two Warriors.	10
24	268	There was a darkness in my heart as I walked alone in the halls of the Central Cylinder of Ar.	10
24	270	Through corridor after corridor I walked, retracing the steps which had taken me from my compartment to the court of the Ubar.	10

Book 6. (19 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	294	As I walked back, from barge to barge, I walked as well among bound rencers, heaped and tied like fish among the benches of slaves.	10
3	330	She walked about me.	10
5	57	She walked, head back, as though she might own the earth.	10
7	190	I took the child in my arms and walked down to the shore of the rence island.	10
8	288	As I walked from barge to barge I passed, at each prow, tied above my head, a bound, nude girl.	10
8	296	None recognized the warrior who walked among them.	10
8	309	I then climbed aboard and walked back to the tiller deck, where I took my seat on the chair of the oar-master.	10
8	558	I myself turned and walked slowly down the gangway between the rowers' benches, and then climbed the stairs to the foredeck of the barge.	10
8	623	I did not immediately bind her, but walked about her, examining her as prize.	10
8	794	And then, angrily, loftily, she walked to the deck before me and then, movement by movement, to my fury, knelt before me, back on her heels, head down, arms extended, wrists crossed, as though for binding.	10
9	330	As we walked, Thurnock following, carrying Thura, and Clitus then, Ula weeping in his arms, Midice put her head against my left shoulder, and I felt her tears through my tunic.	10
11	317	As Lysias spoke he walked back and forth before the table, his cloak swirling behind him, his helmet, with its captain's crest of sleen hair, in the crook of his arm.	10
13	396	"You will die!" As the keleustes kept his beat, the oar-master, trembling, mouth bloody, walked between the benches.	10
13	451	And I walked up the steps, carrying the officer's sword.	10
15	542	He laughed, and walked about her, his switch in his hand.	10
15	703	I walked slowly about in the room, and then I sat on the edge of the stone couch, on the furs, and put my head in my hands.	10
15	781	"Midice!" Then I rose to my feet, and stood there, and shook my head, and wiped the sleeve of my tunic across my eyes and then, catching my breath, I walked to the bottom of the stone couch and sat down, my head down.	10
16	161	Strangely there was little in my mind as I walked to the great hall, where the feast had been held.	10
16	162	I walked as though I might be another, not knowing myself.	10

Book 7. (30 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	168	I left the bathroom, still wet, and walked barefoot over the rug to stand before the full-length mirror at one side of the room.	10
3	255	I threw my head back and walked hurriedly down the sidewalk toward the street entrance to the apartment garage.	10
3	257	A man looked me over thoroughly as I walked past.	10
5	211	I must have run, and walked, and stumbled on for hours.	10
6	24	I walked on in the midst of the fields.	10
6	431	Targo walked beside us.	10
7	220	Lana walked about Targo, crying out at him and gesturing.	10
7	334	The girl knelt in the shade of the wagon until the caravan moved, and then, getting up, leashed, walked beside the wagon.	10
8	263	I walked very straight, not looking at them.	10
8	488	I walked back to the compound, proudly, with the deliberate, taunting, insolent grace of the slave girl.	10
8	1180	She walked back and forth before them.	10
9	278	I straightened my body and, tears in my eyes, walked between the trees, in the moonlight.	10
11	628	Once, when I got to my feet in the cage and walked across the straw, Inge, who was kneeling nearby, said, unexpectedly, suddenly, "You are a slave, El-in-or!" I leaped at her and slapped her.	10
11	906	I walked before him.	10
11	909	We walked on.	10
11	925	We walked on.	10
11	961	And so I walked well, as he wished, before him.	10
11	962	From time to time, as we walked, he gave me food from his pouch, which he shoved into my mouth.	10
12	120	Here and there, among the wagons, leashed, clad in short woolen skirts, heavy bands of iron hammered about their throats, under the guard of huntsmen, cowled in the heads of forest panthers, there walked male slaves, male outlaws captured by Marlenus and his hunters in the forest.	10
12	143	How grandly they walked.	10
12	147	How straight walked the huntsmen, how broad their backs, how straight their gaze and high their head, how large their hands, how keen their gaze! They were masters! They had made slaves even of men! What would a mere woman be in their hands? I detested them.	10
12	285	Behind them there walked another huntsman, with a lash.	10
12	469	Then she walked away from him, as a slave girl, taunting him.	10
12	472	Then I, too, walked away from him, showing him the contempt of a slave girl.	10
12	507	I walked about the cage.	10
13	317	Swinging the loop of binding fiber, I walked along the trail.	10
13	515	I walked before it.	10
15	162	I followed her, and we walked through the camp.	10
15	1320	I walked into the darkness.	10
16	254	This signal received, the slave knows that, imminently, she is to be walked.	10

Book 8. (25 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	245	We walked along the front of the street, until we came to a side street, leading down to the wharves.	10
6	623	We walked over to where she knelt in the sand, terrified, digging, weeping.	10
6	731	I thought she walked rather well.	10
11	809	I walked to one side of the tent.	10
11	862	As I walked into the darkness I heard Verna's helpless cries of joy.	10
11	885	I walked through the camp, until I came to the chain of Verna's girls, they in their skins, each chained by the left ankle, the long chain fastened between two stakes.	10
13	270	I walked about them.	10
13	315	I walked behind the girls, and then behind the fourth, the slender, black-haired, light-skinned girl I had so terrified in the water.	10
13	340	I walked to where she could see me.	10
14	147	How many were there? How did they seem? Which seemed most alert? Who did I suppose might be the most dangerous? At what height hung the hilt of the swords in the sheaths slung over the left shoulder? Which girls walked with their heads the highest, which carried their spears well? I looked at the mo...	10
14	190	I walked about the girls and checked the knots of the slave star.	10
15	324	I walked about the chain.	10
15	376	Ilene walked beside me.	10
15	404	They walked straight, and they bore their burdens well.	10
15	406	The red-haired girl walked beside them, with her switch.	10
15	521	She turned and, I following her, walked some distance from the camp.	10
15	619	I walked about her.	10
15	793	Slowly, stiff-legged, the red-haired girl walked across the wet grass to the dark, dew-stained tarpaulin, to pull the pegs.	10
16	38	Verna now, in the coffle, walked well.	10
16	39	Even though she wore slave silk, and lipstick and earrings, she walked well.	10
16	50	She walked well.	10
18	507	She turned about and, unsuspecting, walked back to me.	10
21	79	Then she walked to one side.	10
22	82	In Ar, years later, Mip behind me, late at night, I walked out upon a tarn perch, and surveyed the beauties of the lamps of Ar, glorious Ar.	10
22	252	He threw her over his shoulder and walked to the sand at the foot of the beach.	10

Book 9. (14 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	173	I had turned away and walked to the temple, for I wished to have a place to stand.	10
3	49	He turned away, and walked slowly, carrying his ax, toward one of the doors of the temple.	10
4	182	Then she turned and walked to the opened planking as a bondmaid.	10
7	9	How incredibly feminine they were, so living and uninhibited and delightful, so utterly fresh, so free, so spontaneous, so open in their emotions and the movements of their bodies; they now moved and laughed and walked, and stood, as women; pride was not permitted them; joy was.	10
9	53	After she had walked about, he had said to her, "Are you ready to heel?" "I am not a pet sleen!" she had cried.	10
9	76	The Forkbeard said nothing to her, but, the next day, when the sun was hot on the deck, and he released her for her exercise, and he walked about the deck, she, though a free woman, heeled him perfectly.	10
10	94	Sometimes, in the south, female slaves are dressed in the robes of free women, even veiled, and taken by their masters to see tarn races, or games, or song-dramas; many assume that she, sitting regally by his side, is a companion, or being courted for the companionship; only he and she know that the...	10
10	339	Gunnhild smiled, and walked.	10
10	342	At last only Gunnhild and the "silk girl," she who had worn the earrings, walked on the platform.	10
10	434	He then walked across the shed, still holding Dagmar by the arm, and threw her to her knees.	10
22	67	They walked slowly, bent over, placing each step carefully, that they not lose their balance, heavy skins, bulging and damp, across their shoulders.	10
22	85	I walked up the gangplank and stood on the decking, looking out to sea.	10
22	118	She walked well.	10
22	243	I walked between the benches, to the prow, and, standing on the high decking, at the stem, put one arm about the prow and looked out to sea.	10

Book 10. (15 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
2	108	A fellow walked past me, carrying several vulos, alive, heads down, their feet tied together.	10
2	451	Then he walked about her, slowly.	10
2	657	I walked to the street of the weapon makers.	10
2	660	I walked to the street of the weapon makers.	10
4	208	Now her skin would be much more aware of such tiny things as a change in air movement in a room, temperature, humidity, and such; also she would now be more keenly sensitive to differences in textures with which her body might come in contact, such as the granulation of the stones on which her feet ...	10
5	102	She, with her burden, had walked past him, near him, and as a slave girl.	10
7	114	He walked toward the threshold of the large room, or hall, which gives access to the cells.	10
7	115	He walked carefully.	10
11	128	The boy walked about her, and took her hair in his hands.	10
11	131	The boy then walked before Alyena.	10
12	57	She walked the kaiila, then, widely circling, increased its pace, gradually, smoothly.	10
20	25	I walked about the Kur, which closed its eyes.	10
22	98	I turned my back to him and, slowly, insolently, walked to fetch the kaiila with the empty saddle.	10
25	250	I walked about her, examining her.	10

Book 11. (27 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	930	In addition, one lad walked in front with a rope which was tied on her neck, and another walked behind with a rope tied about her left ankle.	10
1	190	Then I turned and walked from the rock, some five feet, and looked out over the vast grassy fields.	10
2	528	Then he walked, slowly, to his fellow, and similarly removed his dagger belt.	10
2	565	He walked about me, and looked at me.	10
2	767	I admired the width of his shoulders as he walked before me.	10
2	770	I walked behind him, and to the left.	10
2	1137	As I walked behind him I castigated myself for my weakness in the glade.	10
4	215	Then Eta stood back; and then walked about me.	10
5	109	One of the men had looked at her as she had walked past him.	10
5	544	He walked about me, as a man walks about a woman.	10
5	784	My master walked about the coffled girls.	10
9	96	"Stand easily, Slaves," said the guard, and walked away.	10
9	1557	Each of these young men had walked differently following their conquest.	10
10	32	Afoot, between the wagons, walked a chain of forty girls.	10
11	133	We walked along a long passage.	10
11	140	We walked along another long passage.	10
11	155	We walked on.	10
11	328	Sucha walked past a small room, and came to a short corridor, leading from the lofty room.	10
12	158	He walked proudly.	10
13	236	But I walked, and well.	10
13	243	I walked, back and forth, turning, red with shame before the buyers.	10
15	278	She walked to the side of the tub.	10
20	1	A Slave Girl's Revenge I walked in the morning, an Ahn before noon, on the wharves of Telnus.	10
20	9	They grinned at me as I walked past, and I smiled back at them.	10
20	197	A man walked by carrying a long pole, from which dangled dozens of the eels of Cos.	10
22	1	What Occurred Southeast of Cos I walked about the deck of the Jewel of Jad.	10
22	60	I walked back toward the bow of the ship.	10

Book 12. (30 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	567	We walked slowly toward the back of the hall.	10
3	180	Two peasants walked by, in their rough tunics, knee-length, of the white wool of the Hurt.	10
3	488	Even as I walked about the new platforms wagons, drawn by draft tharlarion, waited to unload their lovely wares.	10
3	505	I walked casually over to the vicinity of the platform, standing back somewhat.	10
3	629	Another slaver's man walked past them.	10
3	672	Scormus, it was said, walked the tiers of the amphitheater, alone, restlessly, eagerly, like a pacing, hungry beast.	10
3	764	"I don't know!" A man walked by, slowly, appraising them.	10
3	822	Two more men walked by, casually casting a glance upon the confined goods.	10
3	987	The tarn keeper turned and walked away.	10
4	96	Centius of Cos walked to the edge of the stone stage, some five feet above the pit, and lifted his hand to the crowd.	10
4	134	He walked across the stage, in front of the table of play, to greet Scormus of Ar.	10
6	29	Beside the chair, on either side, afoot, walked a girl.	10
6	35	I walked about the edge of the pond, to meet them.	10
6	272	I walked about her.	10
6	482	Then he walked over to the pond several yards away.	10
7	35	I walked through the streets of Lydius until I came to the small metal-worker's shop, one out of the main ways of the city.	10
13	227	Poalu then turned about and walked away.	10
14	243	Imnak led the snow sleen, drawing the sled on the tundra, and I walked beside him.	10
14	244	Thimble, Thistle, and Arlene walked beside the sled.	10
14	363	She did so, and he walked behind her, the whip now loose in his hand.	10
15	81	I had then walked away.	10
23	400	She walked slowly, gracefully, away.	10
23	418	Ram rose to his feet and walked over to the wall of the feasting house.	10
23	485	The man then put his weapons near the rear wall of the feasting house and walked, carrying the sack he had brought with him, to the clearing on the dirt floor.	10
31	3	I had walked with them through the steel halls.	10
35	738	I walked beside her, obscuring her left thigh.	10
35	758	Instead I took her by the hair and walked her, bent over, beside me, sliding the chain along with us, backward, until I came to a branching in a hall.	10
35	1199	I walked down the long hall toward the chamber of Zarendargar.	10
36	44	We walked along a hallway.	10
36	280	I walked slowly to the stained, furred dais.	10

Book 13. (18 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	379	Samos, hooded, walked out on the floating walkway, steadied by its chains.	10
4	381	Then I walked eastward, and took a left and a right, and crossed another small bridge.	10
4	450	Then she tossed her head and walked past me.	10
5	172	I had walked slowly about her.	10
5	406	He walked down the deck, toward the stern castle.	10
5	655	I walked over to the cage of the blond-haired barbarian.	10
8	193	"Kill him!" I walked over to a mirror.	10
10	101	But I walked in the direction which he had pointed.	10
12	405	Then she walked toward us.	10
14	526	I walked back to the center of the room and turned, facing her.	10
32	64	I walked slowly about her, inspecting the slave beauty of her.	10
32	81	I then, again, walked about her, as before, slowly, considering her again from various perspectives, letting her know herself looked upon, letting her know herself being appraised, being assessed, I inspecting her as one may such as she, as is appropriate for one such as she, a brand-wearer, a beaut...	10
32	380	I watched her gather twigs, how she walked, how she held them, how she returned to the fire and, kneeling, sometimes glancing at me, placed them on the fire.	10
32	865	I walked through the city and then, coming to a great temple, or building, with stone steps, I was told to stop.	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
34	83	I then rose to my feet and walked a few yards away, to a fan palm.	10
44	18	I turned and walked a few yards into the forest.	10
46	26	One of the little men then, with a heavy, rusted panga, probably obtained in trade long ago, walked up and down near them.	10

Book 14. (19 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	824	She walked angrily to confront me, but then she looked away.	10
2	266	He who had been the driver of the cab now walked about me, until he stood some eight or ten feet in front of me.	10
3	89	Then she walked about me, whip in hand.	10
3	324	She walked around behind me, where I could not see her.	10
7	42	I rose from the bench and walked about the cell.	10
7	168	I untied the whip from her neck and, taking it, walked back to the table and bench.	10
7	274	I rose to my feet and walked about her.	10
10	54	We walked for some Ehn.	10
10	178	She then walked about the couch and, on the left, similarly secured my left ankle.	10
10	180	She then walked about the bottom of the couch and, taking my right wrist, locked it on a manacle, at my right side.	10
12	203	She then walked to the side of the platform and discarded the tie in the shallow bowl of burning wood.	10
13	422	"Please take me home, Publius, and touch me," I heard a woman, in robes of concealment, say to he who walked with her upon that street.	10
13	771	I walked to the side of the street, looking after the palanquin, with its attached coffles.	10
15	108	She walked about to where she could look at me.	10
20	120	We walked around, behind the tiers, still pressing through an admiring throng.	10
21	178	Behind it, her neck tied by a rope to the back of it, in a brief slave tunic, her hands braceleted behind her back, walked a slave girl.	10
21	179	She turned, as she walked, to regard me.	10
29	155	I walked slowly behind the Lady Florence.	10
29	168	I walked about, before her, and held before her a strand of hair.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	100	He walked about the platform, with the whip.	10
12	95	I then walked through the house to the stairs, and climbed them.	10
12	127	I then walked over to the wall.	10
14	116	I walked about her, and then faced her, looking upon her.	10
22	314	I turned away from him and walked up the street, to the tavern of Tasdron, which was still open, though much subdued.	10
24	79	I walked around, behind her.	10
24	87	I then walked about her and stood before her.	10
24	157	I walked away from her, and placed the key among my things.	10
24	550	I walked slowly, shuddering, about the room.	10
24	571	I left the couch and walked about it, to its foot.	10
24	793	The pirate then walked slowly towards her.	10
25	221	I then walked about her, and before her.	10
26	265	He walked up to me and, with the flat of his right hand, gave me a stinging slap.	10
30	399	A guard walked over and fastened his hand in her hair.	10
31	33	The pirate walked about us.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1212	She walked before him, her shoulders back, her head high; she walked before him, happily, beautifully, a loved, paraded slave.	10
8	420	I turned and slowly walked back to the side of the berth, on which the voluptuous slave was blindfolded and bound.	10
16	343	I walked over to where he had fallen.	10
19	199	I walked to a position behind her and to her left.	10
19	202	I walked about her.	10
19	931	I walked about the slave, and then stood before her, she still on all fours.	10
19	938	I walked behind her.	10
19	1045	I walked around, before her.	10
19	1090	I walked around, behind her.	10
19	1117	I walked around, before the girl.	10
19	1178	She did these things, and then walked to the center of the room.	10
19	1253	We walked over to where the former Miss Henderson lay.	10
19	1262	I walked about her and, with my foot, turned her again to her stomach.	10
20	1268	I walked about her, examining her.	10
20	1369	"It is, my Master!" I walked over to her, and looked down into her eyes.	10
21	318	I walked about her.	10

Book 17. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	327	I walked over to her.	10
17	18	I walked slowly about her.	10
19	278	He then slowly brought his kaiila about and walked it, slowly, to where the red youth, Cuwignaka, Woman's Dress, whom I had freed from the stakes, clung, supporting himself, to the Kaiila lance.	10

Book 18. (16 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	43	We then walked along with the group, some mounted and some, like ourselves, on foot, who, in effect, were following Cancega.	10
4	317	I walked up, to where I might hear what was going on.	10
4	335	I walked back to where Cuwignaka was waiting.	10
5	11	I walked over to the girl.	10
7	230	She walked angrily to the other side of the lodge, and then turned to face me, her bound wrists held then at her waist.	10
10	77	I then walked away.	10
12	243	I then walked about her.	10
14	233	I walked over to the vicinity of the hooded Waniyanpi women, those near the closest shelter of sticks, poles and canvas.	10
33	297	I walked over to the girl.	10
34	440	Then, slowly, I walked about the lodge.	10
38	14	We then turned about, and walked to another part of the grove.	10
40	253	I then rose from beside the fire and walked about it, taking a position among several of the Waniyanpi.	10
40	432	Some they had turn before them; some were, by the arms, forcibly turned about, for inspection; in the case of others the males themselves walked about the women, and the women knew themselves being boldly beheld and appraised.	10
44	673	Hci walked over to stand near Iwoso.	10
44	710	Hci walked about her, considering her fully, as a slave might be considered.	10
46	78	He walked over to Iwoso.	10

Book 19. (17 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	320	I then, slowly, walked about her, frightened.	10
4	489	They might indeed serve to keep others out, perhaps climbing upward, or descending on ropes from the roof above, but they surely served as well, and as perfectly, to keep me within! What is this room, I asked myself, is it truly my protected quarters, or is it, rather, my cell? I walked back to the ...	10
8	479	He then walked slowly about me, looking at me, and, then, again, stood a few feet before me, looking down at me.	10
16	86	I had run and walked until perhaps noon, and had then, fearful of discovery, hidden near a small pool in a brake of ferns until nightfall.	10
17	272	He then walked away.	10
19	181	Then he walked away.	10
20	28	But he had only walked angrily away.	10
24	219	He walked about us, slowly.	10
28	158	In a few moments the whip master walked amongst us, stepping over a girl here and there, and went to the door.	10
30	125	I walked boldly, nonchalantly, toward the gate.	10
30	244	I put my head up and walked past him.	10
31	322	The kissing of inanimate articles, such as a master's sandals, or the tiles on which he has walked, is useful in teaching a girl respect and reverence.	10
31	364	"A free person has walked here," he said.	10
31	480	They are often walked on them.	10
32	4	I walked barefoot on the tiles to the vicinity of the dais and throne.	10
33	56	Ligurious rose, and walked about the table, to stand before it, and near the sack.	10
33	116	Hassan walked over to her, pulled her head up by the hair, and then, holding her by the arms, put her to her belly, and then turned her from one side to the other, examining her body for tiny marks.	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	531	Numbly, Linda rose to her feet and walked back about the tables.	10
2	95	Three fellows walked by supporting swirling carnival figures.	10
2	404	As he walked away I noted that the mask had a different expression on the back.	10
2	869	I walked along the line of the booths until I came to Booth Seventeen.	10
7	58	Agents of Samos walked here and there among them, with whips.	10
13	280	It commonly walked, or hurried, bent over, its knuckles often on the ground, its head often moving from side to side.	10
21	159	She walked well, doubtless conscious of being a slave before a free man.	10
22	375	He then walked back to the height of the clifflike side of the hill, that with the crashing waves at its foot.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	125	She then walked weeping, almost pressed against the side of the wagon.	10
4	619	Feiqa walked behind me, slowly, weary, heeling me, her body sore, her tiny tunic held over her left shoulder.	10
5	508	Hurtha and I walked beside the wagon.	10
8	124	Hurtha walked back to the top of a small rise in the road.	10
16	377	He walked her, bent over, to a place on the chain.	10
16	1286	How well, if haughtily, she now walked.	10
19	412	I walked to the side where the pole had been set up.	10
25	1941	I walked over to the wall and hung the key on a nail there, with other keys.	10
25	2364	I walked past the waiting station.	10
26	1039	She walked well before me.	10
26	1782	To be sure, she walked well.	10
26	1935	The particular bridge, colorfully paved, graceful, narrow and ascendant, on which she walked, barefoot, blonde, her hair moving in the wind, in her exquisitely brief leather, gave entrance to the tower at something over half its height; it was one of several such bridges about, some giving access at...	10

Book 22. (22 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	120	She walked about, among us.	10
3	136	"We are all slaves," she said, and walked away.	10
3	444	I then walked between two men, the second and third man, to the ladies' room, and brushed aside the loose door.	10
3	777	I had walked upon that carpet thousands of times.	10
4	77	"Please!" He walked about me.	10
9	191	About Gloria a man walked, with a whip.	10
9	318	The auctioneer walked about me.	10
9	559	I do not think I could have walked.	10
10	311	I was pulled to my feet by an arm and walked for a few feet and then put down, on my back, on a blanket, on the ground.	10
10	532	I then walked as a slave, proudly, my shoulders back, gracefully and beautifully, as a woman owned by men.	10
13	1158	Then she walked about me, looking at me.	10
16	123	He walked to her, and removed it from her hand.	10
17	404	He walked rapidly, purposefully.	10
24	506	"It walked upright," she said.	10
25	32	I left the entrance of the tent and walked about the tent, to my left.	10
29	568	I also remembered that I had walked barefoot on the Viktel Aria, at the stirrup of Aulus, and, too, had so trod the camp of Pietro Vacchi.	10
29	1613	In this time he had walked Callisthenes and Sempronius before him, back toward the trees, in which direction, it seemed, lay the slave wagon.	10
31	9	I was pleased he did this, as I had not walked for a time, and was a little unsteady, and might have stumbled.	10
31	90	The stranger then took a length of binding fiber from his wallet and walked about the fire.	10
34	581	He then walked over to his pack, where he crouched down.	10
34	614	He then rose to his feet and walked a few feet away, to the edge of the camp, and then turned and regarded me.	10
34	803	He then turned about and walked a few paces from the camp.	10

Book 23. (3 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	206	He then turned and walked rapidly back toward the landing.	10
20	312	I moved away from the crowd about Aemilianus and walked along the outer edge of the piers.	10
20	316	Indeed, interestingly, as I walked along the piers I saw that canvases had been thrown over places on certain of the ships, at the stern, and on the sides of the bows, where one might be accustomed to look for a name.	10

Book 24. (6 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1023	I walked about her, examining her.	10
19	1067	She walked before me, across the small island, and then, first hesitating, then urged forward with a curt word of command, waded into the marsh.	10
24	74	She walked a few feet forward, toward the aisle, with its benches on either side.	10
37	410	"She may then, barefoot in the streets of Telnus, or Jad, or wherever, where once she may have walked in haughty pride, wear her collar, as any other slave".	10
43	4	We had then walked east a way on the Brundisium Road before, in a small wood, leaving the road and returning to the vicinity of the slave camp.	10
46	391	I walked a bit back, down the aisle, before the tiered cages, and among some which had been tumbled down.	10

Book 25. (11 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	914	I walked over to the circle to watch.	10
8	600	I walked over to her and, taking her by the hair, twisting it, she crying out, turned her about and threw her to her belly on the Wall Road.	10
10	1	The Sword is Thirsty "I can remember when the men of Ar, those I saw of them in the north, walked proudly," said Marcus.	10
10	29	We walked on.	10
10	183	We walked on then, not speaking, south on the Avenue of the Central Cylinder.	10
12	394	How beautifully walked the girl, how conscious now, how proud, how pleased, she seemed, in the abundance of her beauty, her desirability and power.	10
13	145	Marcus and I walked about her.	10
17	453	Marcus walked on beside me for a way.	10
19	1199	I walked about her and then crouched before her.	10
22	11	I walked back, casually moving away.	10
23	68	We then walked away, across the park and thence across the Avenue of the Central Cylinder.	10

Book 26. (26 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	265	One of the fellows from the house walked over to me.	10
7	1044	Aynur walked around, behind me.	10
7	1059	She then walked around me again, so that she was, again, before me.	10
8	400	I walked to the back, to examine them.	10
8	406	I walked back to the bars, and, through them, gazed again, enraptured, at the beauty of the mountains.	10
11	627	Dorna walked about me, in front of me, and handed the collar, opened, as it was, to the jailer, he who had brought me here, to the terrace.	10
11	1422	Some of the men walked about me.	10
11	1817	He walked about for a bit, turning this way and that, at one angle or another, proceeding for one distance or another.	10
12	141	Are we, familiar with the rise and fall of empires, who have witnessed the building of the pyramids and walked the streets of Babylon and Nineveh, who have heard the tread of the legions and watched the armada set forth, to take our moment, our brief afternoon, to be the summit and meaning of eterni...	10
12	824	It walked bent over.	10
12	826	It less walked than shambled.	10
14	1414	And he even walked about her.	10
14	1755	"And did you not see how he demeaned me," she said suddenly, angrily, "how he walked about me, regarding me, examining me, inspecting me, as though I might be a slave!" "He took you for a slave," I said.	10
16	244	He picked up the whip, and walked about me, scrutinizing the slave.	10
16	359	He fetched the whip from the divan and, slowly, as he had before, walked about me.	10
18	57	Sometimes when important visitors arrive in a city, perhaps to negotiate trade agreements or contract alliances, many slaves are walked, or even sent on meaningless errands, to certain quarters, that they may be viewed.	10
19	515	I walked a bit down the line which would have marked the front of the crowd.	10
19	516	Two of the guards walked away, conversing among themselves.	10
29	13	He walked angrily.	10
29	56	The fellow who had but recently entered, in such agitation, so angrily, who had considered, and signed, papers at the desk of the clerk, had, at the call of the clerk to the guard, turned his back and walked through, and outside, the scarlet circle, that before the high desk.	10
29	186	He then walked across the scarlet circle, past the kneeling slave, and handed the papers to Henry, who took them, and put them within his robes, as he had his copy of the earlier papers, the court papers.	10
29	248	He then walked a little about the slave, considering her.	10
29	265	He then walked further about her.	10
29	275	He then walked about her, until, again, he was rather before her, she a little to his left.	10
34	163	When the slave is walked before the master, her head and eyes remain forward.	10
34	167	When the slave is walked before the master she may or may not be on a leash.	10

Book 27. (16 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	187	She is being walked, walked like a dog, thought Ellen.	10
8	32	He descended from the curule chair, for the first time in their encounters in this room, and walked about her, scrutinizing her, perhaps appraising her.	10
10	238	He walked about her, whip in hand.	10
15	22	Ellen walked down the long rug, approaching the chair.	10
15	23	She walked as a slave.	10
16	582	How exquisitely, how utterly and beautifully feminine they were! How beautifully they walked and carried themselves.	10
16	584	How could women be so wonderful? Did they rejoice in their bondage? Did they treasure their collars? How freely and meaningfully, and delightfully, they walked! Of course there is little about the tunic of a slave which might inhibit movement.	10
19	134	The officer then, appraisingly, walked about her.	10
20	1032	Too, of course, there were mounted officers, and others, civilians, and such, who rode with the march, rather than walked, or had places in the wagons.	10
24	414	She then walked about the dancing area, erect, proudly, gracefully, but keeping herself concealed.	10
24	421	She walked about the circle once more, the veil closely about her, concealing even her features.	10
25	112	But, as she walked, gradually, in this activity, in virtue of this gentle movement, in virtue of this concomitant stretching and exercising of her limbs, much of her body pain began to dissipate.	10
27	16	When she sensed Selius Arconious's eyes upon her she walked especially well.	10
27	128	Then he walked about her, and went beside the wagon.	10
27	131	Then she straightened her body, and walked well.	10
29	20	She walked proudly.	10

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	415	It had had a ring on it, to which he sometimes attached a leash, when he walked her.	10
1	416	She was very proud to be walked by her master, and she did not wish to be confused with others of her species, inferior sorts, whom she despised, strays, scavengers, and such.	10
32	112	She then walked about the slave, and parted the hair at the back of the slave's neck, for one may handle slaves so, and the slave, frightened, remained unmoving, absolutely so.	10
42	131	He then walked about the Kur, who stood very still.	10
63	156	Some of the Kurii were buffeted one way or another, but then the herd was muchly scattered, and Lord Grendel would not move from his place, which was near small, torn flesh, and Cabot walked to join him, presumably that they might die together.	10
69	36	Now they were washed, and brushed and combed, and walked erectly, and beautifully, if fearfully.	10
79	251	Cabot then walked behind her, and after considering the delights of her form, gave his attention more carefully to her back.	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	244	I had turned about and walked down, toward the shore, and stood there, my ankles in the lapping water.	10
27	67	They walked well, maintaining the lovely, erect, graceful posture of the female slave, rather like that of a dancer, which was by now second nature to them.	10
28	66	I walked down the line of wagons, toward the head of the march, some two or three hundred yards.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	58	And so it came about that I, who had been a spear of Cos, even a first spear, a leader of nine, who had served in the occupation of Ar, who had served even in the Central Cylinder itself, whose wallet had once been heavy with gold, who had walked proudly, who had been feared in the streets, whom non...	10
3	280	Are not women beautiful, and desirable? Who has not seen them in the paga taverns, stripped or silked? Who has not admired them in an exposition cage, on the auction block, under torchlight? Is it not pleasant to see them slave clad and collared, in the parks, on the boulevards, in the markets? Is i...	10
3	556	"I walked, as I could, openly, purposefully, to the nearest fellow at the perimeter, one who seemed to be first amongst his fellows.	10
3	746	"I walked much of the night," she said, "keeping to the direction others had taken.	10
18	17	Did she not know she was a slave before a free man? I walked about her.	10
18	175	I thought she walked nicely.	10
37	402	Then I heard her cry out, "Master! My Master!" I walked about the trading area, which, if anything, was even busier than before.	10