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Willing

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	37	He, in accordance with the plan of the Council, had need of a girl who would be willing to give her life to be avenged on the men of Ar.	10
7	63	"Do you ask my favor?" I asked, which, on Gor, was much like asking if the person was willing to make a request—more simply, to say, "Please".	10
13	13	Curious, I dropped the tarn lower, not willing to believe the fires belonged to either a patrol or to hunters.	10
15	173	"You are willing," I asked, "to turn the city over to Pa-Kur—that his horde should swarm into the cylinders, that the city may be looted and burned, the people destroyed or enslaved?" I shuddered involuntarily at the thought of the uncontrolled hordes of Pa-Kur among the spires of Ar, butcher...	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	I doubt that he owned a comb, and I would be willing to swear that he would not have used one if he had.	10
6	29	There was reputedly one exception to this generally prevalent attitude of hostility toward the stranger, the city of Tharna, which, according to rumor, was willing to engage in what on Gor might be accounted the adventure of hospitality.	10
11	240	"Someone is apparently willing to pay highly for my death".	10
20	66	The other is that sometimes cities are willing to add, in their records, beside their own dating, the dating of Ar, which is Gor's greatest city.	10

Book 3. (9 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	31	In this case there is again the unconscious movement of the cleaning hooks but there is in addition an incipient, but restrained, extension of the forelegs in the direction of the object toward which the Priest-King is well disposed; this suggests to me that the Priest-King is willing to put its cle...	10
15	85	I myself am willing to die but the race of Priest-Kings must not die".	10
15	133	"And yet you say you are willing to, as you said, pass".	10
16	185	"Thus you would be more willing to come to the Sardar to find us".	10
18	142	"Precisely," said Sarm, "and yet there is one among us—himself incredibly enough a Priest-King—who could betray his own kind, who would be willing to see this glory vanish".	10
27	35	Had they not destroyed my city? Had they not scattered its people? Had they not destroyed men by Flame Death and brought them, willing or no, to their own world on the Voyages of Acquisition? Had they not implanted their control nets in human beings and spun the hideous mutations of the Gur Carriers...	10
30	169	As the War continued I became more and more impressed with the loyalty and courage of the men and women serving Misk, who for a bit of fungus and water and freedom were willing to sell their lives in one of the strangest conflicts ever fought by men, boldly serving one of the most unusual causes tha...	10
35	139	"But I think I would now choose to do that action which I would be willing that I should do again and again with each turning of the wheel.	10
35	140	I would choose so to live that I might be willing that I should live that life a thousand times, even forever.	10

Book 4. (5 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	37	From these raids the Wagon Peoples obtain a miscellany of goods which they are willing to barter to the Turians, jewels, precious metals, spices, colored table salts, harnesses and saddles for the ponderous tharlarion, furs of small river animals, tools for the field, scholarly scrolls, inks and pap...	10
8	38	The Wagon Peoples sometimes are also willing to barter silks to the Turians, but commonly they keep these for their own slave girls, who wear them in the secrecy of the wagons; free women, incidentally, among the Wagon Peoples are not permitted to wear silk; it is claimed by those of the Wagons, del...	10
12	20	How was it that he, a merchant of Turia, knew of the golden sphere? How was it that he, a man of shrewdness and intelligence, seemed willing to barter volumes of gold for what he termed merely a curiosity? There seemed to be something here at odds with the rational avarice of mercantile calculation,...	10
25	739	I then bent her leg, that I might, as I wished, display for my pleasure, she willing or not, the marvelous curves of her calf.	10
27	169	All of us knew the peril, the hardship and danger the Tuchuk had sustained in her acquisition; all of us knew the price he had been willing to pay only recently that she, fallen into the hands of another, might be returned to him.	10

Book 5. (5 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	1	I Learn of the House of Cernus Ho-Tu, as Elizabeth had suggested, was only too willing to show me about the House of Cernus.	10
13	86	At that point, looking back once more, and noting that I was still moving quickly toward her, and not willing to lose a possible rare day's freedom, she began, with the marvelous, strong trained stroke of her legs and arms, to slice swiftly through the water.	10
17	331	It is said that men once having seen Thassa are never willing to leave it again, that those who have left the sea are never again truly happy.	10
18	204	He was drunk, and perhaps that is why he was willing to speak to me, only of the black caste.	10
18	357	Then the guard sat down heavily, not willing to try to remain upright longer.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	195	Then, after some Ehn I saw another girl leave the circle of the dance, and she, too, was joined beyond the firelight by a young man and she, too, felt a net dropped over her, and she, too, was led away, his willing prize, to the secrecy of his hut.	10
11	456	Further, men might be willing to believe Port Kar now other than she had been, that the coming to power of the council would have reformed her.	10
14	201	I was willing to spend one ship to draw two or three enemy ships from the battle, if battle there was to be.	10
16	68	And in the moments before she yielded, when I sensed her readiness, to her faint protest, then joy, I removed from her throat the slave collar that her yielding, our games ended, would be that of the free woman, glorious in the eager and willing, the joyous, bestowal of herself.	10
18	484	"If you die, I am willing to die beside you, as your woman".	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1100	And, the Priest-Kings willing, a coin that is lost today, or a woman, may, at a later time, in a more convenient place, be found, and more! A woman who escapes your collar this afternoon may, by nightfall, find herself chained at your feet.	10
11	1127	And yet, it was said, there were few women on Gor, strangely enough, to the fury of their own men, or guardians, who were not willing to be used, and branded and spurned by Rask of Treve, that young, audacious, ruthless warrior, only that they might helplessly know his touch.	10
11	1136	Smile at a man of Earth and he will be grateful; pretend to be willing to please a man of Earth and he will do anything for you.	10
17	106	They now arose in me with the regularity and power of tides, carrying me, willing or not, upon them.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	247	"Since we are friends, and have known one another for many years, Rim," began Arn, affably, "I am willing to let these two beauties go for ten pieces of gold apiece, nineteen if you take the pair, as they are".	10
5	120	If she should attempt to escape again, the master's patience is usually less willing to be presumed upon.	10
12	163	And, in the morning, cowering before him, she must realize that he, willing to put forth some coins, might choose to purchase her for his own.	10
16	275	No man was willing to strike the first blow.	10
19	337	Sarus had been willing to surrender them for the safety of himself, his men and those slaves he regarded as important.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	19	He knew well, now, what had been her role, her willing role, in the plan of the Kurii.	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	535	As a conquered slave, she has no choice but to pleasure her master as he sees fit and to endure, on her part, willing or not, though soon she is more than willing, and is soon to the point of piteously begging, whatever frequent and lengthy ecstasies he may choose to inflict upon her.	10
21	201	What prize, I wondered, could be worth the risk the beast had been willing to take, the price it had been willing to pay, its own life.	10
5	775	What a fool I had been to be willing to return such a luscious piece of female to Earth.	10
13	186	"Further, in the light of the fact that you have recovered that in which you were interested, whatever it is, I trust that you will be willing to let bygones be bygones, and permit myself and my friend to depart, returning to us our kaiila, garments and accouterments, and perhaps bestowing upon us s...	10
13	414	Accordingly, then, they are occasionally willing to spend some time correcting the misapprehensions of the Earth girl on certain matters, and to treat her, in her collar, to some useful lessons on the proper relationships of men and women, or, at least, of masters and slaves.	10
21	64	No longer did it seem willing to risk leaving the trail to hunt for water.	10
21	295	It seemed clear to me then that a new force had come to power among the enemies of the Sardar, one willing, if necessary, to sacrifice one world to gain another.	10
21	409	It was willing to die, apparently, that the success of the plan of its superiors be fulfilled.	10
26	528	Too, she had been a high slave, much above the other girls; that surely, as well as many other matters, would have elicited, if not justified, hatred, anger, and resentment; now, of course, she was fallen far below them; she was now a fit object only for their abuse and scorn, to be tempered only to...	10
26	1133	"It seems you are now willing to speak," I said.	10
26	1204	I did not think that Kurii, again, would be willing to sacrifice this world, to achieve another.	10
26	1206	The political ascendancy of the party which had been willing to destroy Gor, to secure the Earth, had, with the failure of their project, doubtless been brief.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	228	"I will do anything you want! Keep me! Keep me for yourselves! Keep me as your captive, your prisoner! Keep me as anything you want! Am I not beautiful? Could I not serve you? Could I not please you?" Then, suddenly, from deep within me, welling up, from somewhere so deep within me that I did not kn...	10
3	543	When a girl is bought, of course, it is commonly because the man wants her, she, the female, and is willing to put down his hard-earned money for her and her alone, for she is alone; all she brings from the block is herself; she is a slave; she cannot bring wealth, power, or family connections; she ...	10
3	552	The girl who is bid upon and sold from the block wants to be bought because men have found her desirable, so desirable that they are willing to part with their silver, perhaps even with their very gold, to buy her; how miserable she would be to learn that it is only for her brand that she is valued.	10
6	88	I was more than willing to pay that price.	10
9	1253	I would have been willing to be anything he had wanted at the post, anything to interest him, anything to escape Tabuk's Ford, but he and Melina, in their cleverness, had manipulated me in such a way that I was unable to be anything but what I was, an Earth-girl slave whose passions put her helpless...	10
9	1254	Willing to be a whore, I had been forced to be naturally myself, a slave girl, more helplessly a whore than any whore could be.	10
18	120	Several of the men, patrons of the tavern, willing to oblige the tavern's proprietor, entered the alcove and, untying her ankles, well used the helpless free woman, they in the darkness not knowing the loftiness of her condition.	10
24	60	So! So, even my master, it seemed, was willing to acknowledge that I was a beauty! But what sort of beauty? I had no doubt now about the matter.	10
27	345	enforce upon her, the rapturous yieldings which he may derive, she willing or no, from her lengthily, vulnerably exploited flesh, and such.	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	27	Honor is important to Goreans, in a way that those of Earth might find hard to understand; for example, those of Earth find it natural that men should go to war over matters of gold and riches, but not honor; the Gorean, contrariwise, is more willing to submit matters of honor to the adjudication of...	10
3	601	The fact that the blonde had worn shorts and had tied her shirt as she had made it clear to me that she was willing to display her body.	10
4	120	The clocks improve tournament play which otherwise could become contests not of Kaissa but of patience, the victory perhaps going to him who was most willing to outsit his opponent.	10
14	186	Naartok, however, seemed completely willing that I should undertake that task.	10
22	336	"And when he comes again he will hopefully be more willing to let himself be harpooned again if he has been well treated".	10
24	176	"Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman.	10
24	402	Whether this pleases you or not, you are such that men, looking upon you, will want you, and will want you so much that they will be willing to pay for you, or even fight for you—fight to obtain you".	10
30	215	"I am sure they would be willing to do that," I said.	10
35	1269	"Is there so much of value here," I asked, "that you would be willing to destroy it?" "The supplies here, and the disposition maps, the schedules and codes, will not fall into the hands of Priest-Kings," it said.	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	667	But the faction that would have been willing to destroy one world to obtain another was, we speculated, no longer in the ascendancy on the steel worlds.	10
18	250	"Shaba may not be willing to surrender the ring," said Msaliti.	10
23	82	"No people can be betrayed," said Mwoga, "who are not willing to be betrayed".	10
31	8	As it was, if she had been newly roped, we might not be willing to sell her, not yet having had an opportunity to truly determine whether or not she might have promise.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	224	"Even if Vonda were willing to afford such men as Terence or Ha-Keel," said Barus, "it is unlikely they would be willing to take saddle in her behalf.	10
11	306	"I did not know until moments ago whether you would be willing to attempt escape or not".	10
16	240	"But presumably you would come into the possession of some man who truly wanted you, and who was willing to pay good money for you".	10
19	412	I gathered that Kenneth would have been willing to let me read it, had I been able to do so.	10
21	231	Terence, I conjectured, would not be willing to ride against Ar unless he had removed the insignia from his helmet and shield.	10
32	125	But in this position, too, before the male, further, her knees are spread, by his will, she willing or not, invitingly.	10

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	51	Understandably I encountered few willing informants.	10
9	162	She was, willing or no, a beautiful, feminine young woman.	10
11	362	Yet how much pain must be endured, how much crime and madness, how much unhappiness and misery, before human rationality, that pathetic reed, that frail staff, that small weapon, that fragile tool, must revolt and cry, "No!" How obvious must it be before human beings are willing to realize that a gr...	10
15	142	"Besides," I said, "obviously you were willing to reveal the location of the topaz with alacrity, as I had feared.	10
22	235	"You are, then, so fond of Kliomenes and Policrates that you are willing, graciously, to surrender to them the women and other treasures of this town".	10
29	125	"If there is to be an attack at the chain," said Aemilianus, "I am willing to lend you ships from Ar's Station, to strengthen your defenses".	10
29	189	"I am willing to try it," I said.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	122	Lines were being cast from the Tuka to willing hands on the walk.	10
17	378	"Provided, of course, that they are willing to accept such penalties as anxiety, guilt, misery, frustration, sickness and shortened life spans".	10
19	297	"Please give me your collar! I know I am of Earth, and am thus unworthy of a Gorean slave collar, but still I beg it! And are we not put in them, and kept in them? Is it not why we are brought here, to wear your collars? Is it not right for us? How fortunate we are, to be accepted by the men of Gor ...	10
19	352	If she appears less comely or clumsy, he will presumably order her out of the tent, to appeal to first one of his men, and then to another, to find one who is willing to use her.	10
19	720	"I am willing, even, to be your love employee! You do not need to pay me much.	10
19	953	Perhaps she is shy, virginal and unmated; she senses the boys she knows are callow and cannot satisfy her; only in her dreams has she awakened to the casual, possessive hands of a master upon her, who will see to it, she knows, that she will, willing or not, well slake his lusts; or perhaps she is o...	10
19	955	Is there no one anywhere to care for her, or fulfill her, or love her? What would it be to be owned, to be subject to a master? What might she bring, that fascinating, stripped creature in the mirror, were her life to begin again, were she to be sold, were she to be taken by some interested fellow, ...	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	310	Accordingly men, coming in from surrounding areas, are willing to pay high to have one in their blankets.	10
8	662	"We are willing to consider any bid over a silver tarsk for them," said the auctioneer.	10
9	102	He was apparently willing to take his time with her, and to bring her along easily and gently, at least for a time.	10
17	623	Some men, we have noted, are willing to die for their beliefs.	10
17	624	Even larger numbers, it seems, are willing to kill for them".	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	292	This was what he had called me, when he had learned that I was willing to fight with his men, no quarter given or taken.	10
2	8	Canka, too, had encouraged me, Grunt being willing, to please myself with her.	10
30	50	The red savage is usually quite willing to grant that the enemy has medicine; it is his hope, however, of course, that his medicine will prove stronger.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	54	They would doubtless be willing to pay highly for the use of my beauty.	10
2	283	I would have been willing to do anything.	10
2	284	I would even have been willing to let them hold me in their arms, or kiss me.	10
2	285	I would even have been willing to let them make love to me.	10
3	506	This risk he would presumably regard as being a portion of the price he is willing to pay for the benefits of living in this type of society, which he regards, usually by far, as being a society superior to its alternatives.	10
7	87	She, and all of her, you see, willing or no, belongs to her master.	10
8	516	He had been willing to put a silver tarsk on the matter.	10
26	124	It is to serve men, to belong to them, to be at their beck and call, to be their willing, obedient, eager, shameless, helpless slave".	10

Book 20. (17 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	295	"In spite of the fact that I am willing to accord you the dignity of a swift and honorable death, one fitting for a free woman, you would choose instead, and prefer, the degradation of slavery?" "Yes," she said.	10
1	451	No man yet in his arms had taught her the exquisite, transforming degradations of the utilized, screaming slave, the wrenching surrender spasms, enforced upon her by his will, of the conquered bondwoman, experiences which, once she has had them, she is never willing to give up, experiences which she...	10
2	310	The sailmaker was willing to wait.	10
2	326	Lecchio, usually the servant of the Pedant, is short and fat, a willing dupe of Chino and a sharer in his fun.	10
6	224	It is a great compliment to a woman to be willing to buy her.	10
6	244	"I would be willing to do it," said a man.	10
6	703	"I am willing, even, to enter into the free companionship with you!" Boots staggered backwards, as though overwhelmed.	10
8	234	It was thus, apparently, that he had been willing to postpone, for a moment or so, at least, his decision as to how to deal with him.	10
9	519	"As I recall, as well," said he, "you were willing to work without pay".	10
10	233	She is also likely to be less socially controlled, so more willing to explore these needs and desires, and such, than a less intelligent woman.	10
10	608	"I am willing to do whatever is necessary to be permitted in the wagon, where it is warm and dry," she said.	10
14	183	"We are willing to permit you a choice of fates," he said.	10
14	184	"And we are willing to give you a certain amount of time, to agonize over them".	10
16	642	"Are you?" asked Petrucchio, now that he had lost the wagers apparently being willing to reconsider that matter.	10
16	1039	"I, on the other hand," said the player, "am obviously willing to do so".	10
16	1085	Once or twice, long ago when she had been haughty and cruel, before she had come to learn her slavery properly, the player would have been willing to teach her the moves of the game but after she had come into his use, his attitude towards her had significantly changed.	10
16	1148	"I was willing to show you mercy, if only to protect my honor," said Temenides.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	297	Indeed, happiness for a human female often involves the willing surrender of freedom in order to achieve things which are of greater value and importance to her.	10
16	411	Even if they were willing, and informed, at least to the extent I was, I did not think I should permit them to accompany me.	10
16	714	"My daughter is here!" "But you would be willing to yield if she were not present," I asked.	10
16	1305	I had little doubt but what several of the fellows she had passed, her nose in the air, would, with whips, have been more than willing to give her instruction in the matter, with or without the tunic.	10
20	93	How precious it must be, that so many men are willing to pay its price.	10
21	69	"Are you willing to pay a silver tarsk a night?" he asked.	10
24	494	It is not unusual, of course, for a fellow to take a woman lightly, or for granted, until he learns of her interest to others, for example, what they are willing to pay for her.	10
25	329	Even girls who are to be auctioned are commonly available, in exposition cages or display spaces, for inspection before a sale, that one may determine whether or not he wishes to make a bid, and, also, of course, how high he might be willing to go to acquire her.	10
25	1672	"You were willing, a moment ago, to have me pour you more," I reminded her.	10
25	2194	The child, for example, who is not raised with firmness but with a misguided "kindness," not in its own long-term best interest, grows into the conceited, spoiled, selfish, obnoxious, irresponsible, self-complacent, degenerate adult, the demanding, petulant adult, still basically a child, impatient ...	10
27	145	"And it is for such women," he said, "that men are willing to die".	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	332	What woman, I wondered, could not see through such cant? Most women, it seemed to me, would prefer a man who cared enough for her to keep her, one who was willing, even, to fight for her, rather than one who was willing to "let her go".	10
29	1030	"I will do anything for you!" "Do you think you are a free woman," he asked, "bargaining for the life of her lover, willing to surrender all her fortune that he might live, willing perhaps even to strip herself and make herself my slave, to serve me thenceforth with all perfections, if I will but sp...	10
1	34	I supposed there could be criteria, of one sort or another, in some place or another, of a somewhat ascertainable, quantitative sort, perhaps what men might be willing to pay for you, but even then they would probably be paying for a spectrum of desirabilities, of which prettiness, per se, might be ...	10
6	530	Our value, even if we were desirable and beautiful, on the other hand, would be finite, a function quite simply of fluctuations in the market, and what men were willing to pay for us.	10
8	172	We had not been asked to form a combing circle, probably because they were willing to permit us to remain in the vicinity of the fire.	10
8	267	I did know that I was beautiful, and even if I were not as beautiful as she, I was desperately needful, willing and loving.	10
10	393	As a slave, on the other hand, I did have a value, a specific value, depending on what men were willing to pay for me.	10
16	159	No wonder she had been willing to leave, even without the tarsk.	10
20	202	Accordingly some cities have been willing to offer inducements to farmers to remain in their vicinity, such as a liberalization of the requirements for citizenship, the performance of rural sacrifices, the holding of games in rural areas, subsidizing the touring of theatrical and musical troupes in ...	10
27	86	I was only too willing to dally.	10
29	41	Men in Brundisium had been willing to pay much for me.	10
30	159	How much I thought must she love Aulus, to be willing to return to the black chain of Ionicus, if only to carry water in the work pits, her limbs chained, where from time to time she might look up to the hill, to the overseer's tent atop it, or perhaps even to serve in the tent itself, in a rectangl...	10
34	746	Is it so hard to love one who loves you, one who is beautiful, and needful, and passionate, and literally yours, one who wants more than anything to please you and make you happy, one who would be willing to die for you? Let them be as they are, I thought.	10

Book 23. (13 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	295	Some men hurried after it, to strike and kick at the prisoners, who were only too willing to hurry after the wagon.	10
2	287	This is particularly true of the slave, of course, who, like other goods, or domestic animals, has an ascertainable, finite value, whatever free persons are willing to pay for her.	10
2	469	Each was willing to bestow her favors in order to obtain her redemption.	10
6	375	"Perhaps you will find some fellow willing to do so," I said, "who will then expect that you will fling yourself into his arms, agreeing to be his companion".	10
9	320	"And are you so willing to be that nothing?" I asked.	10
11	270	"Lurius is willing, I suspect, to gamble the gold of Cos on victory, and recoup his investment a thousandfold in the future".	10
20	63	"What do you think? Do you think I would have given an order I would not be willing, under similar circumstances, to obey? My body, as it is wounded, will serve as a shield in the fighting.	10
21	389	"Then get hair from the women who are willing to give it," she said.	10
21	734	"Much would become clear," I said, "if you were willing to entertain the possibility of treason in Ar, treason in high places, treason of profound character and enormous scope".	10
21	1323	"Doubtless in the morning they will be willing and eager to leave the cages, under any conditions," said Calliodorus.	10
21	1366	One who is willing to betray her own Home Stone would presumably not hesitate to betray someone else's.	10
23	131	Sometimes after only a week in the power of such brutes a girl is almost willing to give her life to achieve a kind word, or a moment of intimacy.	10
24	672	Sometimes slavers are astonished when, presumably by accident, they encounter so transformed a slave, and will bid high to buy her back, but the master is seldom willing to sell her.	10

Book 24. (12 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	887	To be sure, she, new to her slavery, had perhaps not fully realized that she had really no choice in this matter but, willing or not, must do so, and to the best of her ability, in total perfection.	10
1	932	He would not now, I suspected, be willing to let Temione go easily, if at all.	10
1	967	Men whistled at the price he was willing to put out for the slave, particularly in a time and place where there was no dearth of beautiful women, a time and place in which they were plentiful, and cheap.	10
2	154	It depends on other things, for example, on the market, and how much he has, and is willing to spend.	10
3	117	Philebus would now want a good deal for such a slave, a prize slave, if he were willing to part with her at all.	10
3	216	"For example, one must be willing to sacrifice the comrade, the friend".	10
27	222	It would be difficult enough for one man to escape the delta, or a man willing to accept, say, the handicap of a helpless, beautiful captive, without worrying about more, perhaps even a squad or more.	10
29	78	Yes, I thought, it might not require a great deal of imagination for a fellow to be willing to pay an excellent price for her, that is, if she were not a free woman, but only a slave, merchandise.	10
36	9	Brundisium is not to be blamed for not being able, or willing, to quarter so many within her walls".	10
37	301	"Several fellows have asked me to put Phoebe at the stake," he said, "being willing to pay an entire copper tarsk".	10
44	232	"Who is willing to pay so much?" I asked.	10
44	343	She might not be important as a slave, I thought, but if someone were willing to give a hundred pieces of gold for her, she must have value to someone, in some dimension.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	201	Second, her degradation is completed by the fact that she is given no choice but to be what she is, profoundly and in depth, a human female, and must thus, willing or not, sexually and emotionally, physically and psychologically, accept her fulfillment in the order of nature.	10
8	547	Some ignorantly and sanctimoniously devote themselves to uncriticized abstractions; some strive merely to please their fellows; some, more ambitious, with their eye on power, seek to equal, or even outdo, their peers in lunacy; let civilization be inverted, if only they will then be on top; some, mo...	10
8	683	A civilization must be willing to impose sanctions, and to impose them reliably and efficiently.	10
20	165	In a sense a woman is worth as much or as little as someone is willing to pay for her.	10
20	571	"Be grateful," I said, "if he is willing to be of assistance".	10
25	211	If he would not sell Milo, certainly he would be willing to sell another, one who might, for a time at least, be too dangerous to acknowledge, too dangerous to free, too dangerous to keep.	10

Book 26. (6 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	771	But some of us, at least, would prefer not to choose our own master, but, rather, to have one imposed upon us, whom we must then, in the fullness of our bondage, willing or not, strive to please.	10
19	401	What if, for example, as an outside possibility, but one they were not willing to discount, there might be some mysterious connection between the Initiates and the Priest-Kings? Why not, then, put a coin in the bowl, particularly if it were not too valuable a coin? As far as I can determine, most pe...	10
19	456	Doubtless there were many establishments in the city, I thought, that would be only too willing to assist men such as these in the disbursement of their riches.	10
24	274	Had it not yet been fetched? And how would these goods, these loots, of precious metal, of soft flesh, of unusual fabrics, of rare spices, be transported whence these intruders derived? Did they think this would be easy? At any time the men of Treve might fall upon them! What an irrational and impro...	10
37	486	Yet I had little doubt that he was sincere in his remarks, as he was obviously willing to let Fina be in one of the forward groups.	10
37	766	It was a risk, of course, which the peasant had been willing to take.	10

Book 27. (16 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	544	It would depend of course, on conditions in the market, and what men were willing to pay.	10
14	102	Am I ready to beg? Surely I must beg, no matter how shameful, how demeaning, how revealing, this may prove to be! I pretended not to be willing to beg, and I was sent to the laundry.	10
15	798	But, instead, after but a moment, I find you an exquisite little slab of collar-meat, a willing, content, obedient little piece of flesh-trash, no different from thousands of other meaningless, silken little she-urts.	10
16	400	She remembered her helplessness, she kneeling, facing away, head to the rug, hands clasped behind the back of her neck, astonished, affrighted, outraged, shocked, disbelieving, miserable, yet somehow simultaneously elated, willing, accepting, submitting, and the power of his hands on her body.	10
17	13	None of the slaves were willing to apply the soothing oil to Ellen, but Barzak had ordered Cichek, who, with Emris, were perhaps the slaves who disliked Ellen the most, she being a barbarian, to do so.	10
17	131	Did they really believe the absurdities of the antimenites? Were they interested, rather, in their own political futures, willing to be male camp followers, hoping to be permitted to share eventually in the loot of grants, appointments, and prestige? They had seemed so spineless, so ingratiating.	10
17	807	He gave me no choice, she told herself, again and again, but she knew he had been willing to stop, and more than once, but when he had done so, she had begged for the persistence of his predations, answering to the desperate needs of her vulnerable, needful slavehood.	10
18	387	Too, of course, as she is not a wife, but a chained slave, he may experiment with her, subjecting her, she willing or not, to a variety of erotic techniques, until he finds what she cannot resist, and what renders her helpless, what will drive her wild with passion, what might rob her of her last pa...	10
22	506	The genetic template had always been there, fastened in her by eons of evolution, part of what made her what she was, a woman; the training, and the Gorean milieu, had merely, so to speak, freed her to be herself, had encouraged her to be herself, had required her, she willing or not, to be herself,...	10
25	710	How ironic, thought Ellen, how perfect! And Ellen knew that on the block there was at least one man who had a whip, and would be willing to use it, instantly, on an errant girl.	10
25	955	How much I must have changed, she thought, if men, particularly in a general, improvised camp such as this, are willing to bid so much! Dare I think such thoughts? Dare I accept myself as being that attractive? Surely I must dismiss such thoughts.	10
26	763	"But," said Portus Canio, "I might be willing to sell her to you".	10
26	866	He was willing to pay twenty-one silver tarsks, of his own money, for this girl".	10
26	1370	Too, Selius Arconious had been willing to pay twenty-one silver tarsks for her.	10
27	702	"I am willing to suppose that something, call it Priest-Kings, if you wish, might once have existed, long ago, but, if so, they are gone by now, and are at best a vanished race, an extinct species somehow recalled obscurely in legends, myths and lore".	10
30	403	"I acknowledge," he said, "it is pleasant to have a slave so, to have her so much in your power, to force her, if one wishes, she willing or not, to undergo such pleasures".	10

Book 28. (4 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	270	The markets, of course, sort out the beauty of women, on a monetary scale, according to what men are willing to pay for it.	10
18	8	Many are willing to die for them.	10
36	290	She is no stranger to his favorite viands, which she, most likely nude, for masters, at such times, often keep their slaves so, will prepare under his supervision, nor to the wines which she will measure and serve, her loveliness similarly exposed for his delectation, as much as the goblet, the serv...	10
39	84	Four fell, before the others, suddenly, stopped, none willing to continue this ill-fated journey.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	422	Do not all slaves call free men "Master," and free women "Mistress"? Too, Constantina was clearly in need of discipline, and I suspected I might be willing to make an exception to my general reservations in her case.	10
9	95	They were willing to find her one, but, interestingly, for some reason, she suggested White.	10
10	648	"I am willing to pretend to be a slave!" she cried.	10
20	172	As I had hoped, his cohorts, mercenaries, as well, would be more willing to act on my offer than Licinius himself.	10
26	231	"I am willing to give you six thousand tarns of gold," he said, "in good faith, and I believe I can bring her, with a hundred men, to some point of negotiation.	10
34	114	I was reluctant to take either Cecily or Jane down the Alexandra, but I did not think Lords Nishida and Okimoto, who were unwilling to accept the resignations of men, but would rather put them to the sword, would be more willing to accept the defections of slaves.	10
34	125	If they wanted to retain my sword, at least as a willing instrument in their armory, then I would have an assuagement to my provoked curiosity.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	44	Her patronage was mostly that of ruffians, mariners between voyages, their coins now mostly spent, left in the higher taverns, drifters, wanderers, peddlers, exiles, some mercenaries, willing to unsheathe their blades for a bit of silver, or a fight.	10
3	33	Given the treatment to which I had been subjected, my stripping, and binding, and blindfolding, it seemed clear that I would not be offered the opportunity to sign articles with them, and make one with them, even were I willing, even eager, to do so.	10
3	275	""First, he wanted it to seem that he understood the uprising, even favored it, even shared its views, and was thus discountenancing the Ubara and her policies, for which he had held a secret animus for months, and, to show his allegiance to the uprising, had taken the tyranness prisoner, and was no...	10
8	116	But most of the slaves, by far the greater number, being well apprised by now of the meaning and import of their neck encirclements, and radiant with collar joy, knowing they had irrevocably lost the battle with men which they had never, truly, desired to win, addressed themselves with a light heart...	10
9	497	Who, when the enemy appears at the horizon, would be willing to spare even a single slinger, in rags, with his sack of absurdly engraved lead pellets, let alone a spearman, or swordsman? Cabot climbed up the ramp, to the open deck.	10
20	346	"You are willing, then, to be the most contemptible, the most hated and scorned by free women, the lowest, and most degraded of slaves, the pleasure slave?" "Yes," she said, "more than anything.	10
23	140	Some men will betray a Home Stone before a tarn disk, being more willing to forsake the one than the other.	10
35	116	I would have been quite willing to retrieve the sack and deliver it to Demetrion, but Phillip, my superior, was in his party, and there is, of course, the dignity, and the prestige, of the caste to maintain.	10
36	69	The oarsman, Tereus, was a figurehead in the matter, if that, and probably more of a dupe than anything else, though one willing enough, one supposes.	10
36	202	"Why were they not willing to merely send it away? Let it depart.	10
37	170	"The heart of an eager and willing, but choiceless, slave rejoices," she said.	10

Book 31. (14 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	277	We were angling for the best on campus, for whom we were willing to compete.	10
8	235	What is so special about their terrified, groveling rival, licking and kissing at her master's feet, with her marked thigh, and band-encircled throat? What could she, a slave, an animal, possibly have, or offer, that might begin to compete with the accorded favor of a free woman, standing on her dig...	10
8	421	Too, I had begun to suspect what I might become, and was willing to become, and wanted to become, in their arms, a slave.	10
10	157	And how she had enjoyed the eyes of the men upon her, well understanding such appraisals as evidence of her value! The free woman is doubtless priceless, but the slave has an actual value, what men are willing to pay for her.	10
10	298	Might I not be of interest to a master, and might not one or another of the fellows about inquire of the Lady Bina, sooner or later, what she might be willing to take for her kerchiefed girl? My tunic was certainly not that of a pleasure slave, a paga girl, or such, or even a tower slave, but, too, ...	10
10	506	"Could you conceive of men wanting her? Willing to buy her? Do you find her well shaped? Did she squirm well?" I kept my head down.	10
15	323	I was also now more willing to credit Antiope's conjecture that slaves were exempt from the predations of the beast, or beasts, in the street.	10
18	1022	A slave may desire her master, long for him, want more than anything to surrender herself wholly and unquestioningly to him, ache for him with all the flames of love, yearn to submit herself to him as no more than a negligible, meaningless, helpless, loving beast, be willing to die for him, but, too...	10
18	1074	I recalled both Astrinax and Menon had thought I would be a good buy for such a place, a girl willing to wheedle and smile, to pretend to emotions of excitement and enthusiasm, one who could adroitly feign dismay and sympathy, one who would ply customers with drink, urge them to remain at the tables...	10
26	188	Does this practice, chaining, not say for the master, "You are mine," and does it not say for the willing, helpless slave, "Yes, yes, Master, I am yours!" In the morning things proceeded much as usual, except for the addition to our party, Mina.	10
37	31	"Obviously," said Desmond, "I am willing to risk much.	10
42	30	I was helplessly and futilely angry with Grendel, whose faithlessness, and treachery, cruelty, and ambition, so shocking and dismaying me, had betrayed his friends, his principles, his honor, his allies, his brethren of a far world, Grendel who had used his cleverness to win greater prospects from t...	10
49	72	Grendel, and his party, might have provided a rallying point for those who recognized the dangers of lawlessness and anarchy, but his concern was elsewhere, and he would leave the Cave, accompanied by the Lady Bina, Desmond of Harfax, Desmond's cohorts, and several of the men from the Cave, willing ...	10
52	266	How utterly different is the exalted, noble, proud free woman, suspicious and demanding, bargaining and calculating, insisting on her hundred rights, jealous of a thousand prerogatives! How strange then that men would be willing to risk their lives, even die, for the slave, no more than a collared c...	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	95	Some of those vended in the recent sale I had attended were former high women of Ar, now naked properties worth only what men were willing to pay for them.	10
6	102	It was said, too, that various towns and cities, even villages, in the island ubarates themselves were not enthusiastic about the turn of events, that they were less than willing to welcome the return of defeated, penurious veterans.	10
9	282	Or perhaps they had less to offer the enemy, and thus were of less interest to them Or perhaps they were stronger than their betters, more willing to suffer and wait, and endure.	10
14	213	It had become clear, after the attack, that this wilderness was not only a remote, miserable, dangerous venue in which we, far from civilization, were for most practical purposes incarcerated, and, under discipline, were put to manual tasks befitting the lower castes, but was, in addition, somehow i...	10
23	101	Supposedly these slaves were so extraordinary that one did not dare put them amongst the men, lest discipline be lost, and sedition and chaos ensue, men killing one another to possess them I did not believe this, but I was willing to suppose that the slaves might be of high quality, such as might do...	10
39	344	"You would be willing to wear the rags of slaves?" asked Donna.	10
41	276	Indeed, I suspected they might be only too willing to leave the camp, but that that option might not really be theirs.	10
47	96	She might then be willing, I supposed, to terminate her venturing away from her likely goal, and turn back to seek it, the river.	10

Book 33. (17 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	188	But one knows a stronger wine, one for which many are willing to stake life itself.	10
6	64	Accordingly, my lord, and yours, Lord Yamada, Shogun of the Islands, is willing, under certain conditions, to grant full amnesty to all rebels".	10
6	134	I was curious as to what goods General Yamada was willing to accept, and why, in exchange, apparently, for supplies, presumably in limited quantities.	10
12	115	* * * Whereas I had been willing, under the force of circumstances, recognizing treachery in high places, and the lack of practical alternatives, to conduct the cavalry as a rogue arm, aflight on behalf of Lord Temmu, I was unwilling to transform it into what would be in effect a brigade of bandits ...	10
12	130	"As appointed commander of the cavalry I was willing, under unusual circumstances, hoping to advance the cause of the house of Temmu, to exercise my own judgment, to act on my own initiative, to act independently of the chain of command, but all that was while I held the post and rank of commander, ...	10
20	287	I recalled that he had been willing to place Sumomo, in the guise of a contract woman, in the very holding of his mortal enemy, Lord Temmu.	10
20	518	Lord Temmu, on the other hand, was more than willing to attribute credit to such impostures.	10
21	76	The possibility had suggested itself to some, a possibility which seemed plausible to me, that the Kurii, frustrated at the current failure of their designs, and the Priest-Kings, annoyed by probes, and predatory intrusions, might be willing to gamble for a world's surface, which space was seldom tr...	10
22	12	"Are you willing to pledge the cavalry to my service?" he asked, regarding me over the brim of the small cup of tea.	10
22	26	Had you been willing, matters would have been resolved long ago.	10
32	75	Indeed, given their misery and confusion I thought they might have been willing to respond to any order addressed to them with sufficient authority, perhaps by anyone.	10
37	36	"I am also sure, of course," I said, "he would be willing, as would the shogun, to sacrifice her instantly for political reasons, but why do so, if there is no advantage in doing so?" "Where is she now?" asked Haruki.	10
40	183	"Are you willing, dear Tajima," I said, "to leave the camp without Nezumi?" "No," he said.	10
45	95	"With so much at stake," I said, "in effect, a planet, for Kurii would not long be likely to peaceably share a world with Priest-Kings or any others, and surely Priest-Kings would realize the danger of admitting a technologically advanced, aggressive species like the Kurii to their world, it seems p...	10
47	149	We had given the slave, Aiko, into his keeping, as there seemed no part for her in our plan, even if we had been willing to risk her in so dubious and hazardous a venture.	10
60	208	Few seemed willing to cast themselves recklessly upon us.	10
61	1235	Do you think men are so willing to relinquish manhood, or so stupid as to submit like dumb animals to their impoverishment, belling, and slaughter? Even the mighty larl can be brought down by a swarm of squealing urts, but this does not prove the superiority of the urt to the larl, to the lonely, pr...	10

Book 34. (10 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	147	To be sure, these negative emotions pave a smooth, convenient road to power for those willing to exploit them.	10
15	208	The draft tharlarion are quadrupedalian and, as all such animals, willing or not, borne up by their configuration, have no difficulty in negotiating a liquid terrain.	10
46	134	Be it known I am keenly aware of the dignity he is willing to confer upon me.	10
50	147	He will be more than willing to effect an exchange, Eve for Lyris.	10
53	205	Why should she not? Was she not beautiful, and had not Surtak, high Kur, been willing to spend the untold amount of ten tarns of gold, and of double weight, a sum that might ransom a Ubar's daughter, for her return? Lord Grendel, angrily, disgustedly, motioned that Eve should join our group.	10
61	176	Too, they were favored by the House of a Hundred Corridors, the ambitions of which they, in their pursuit of power, were willing to further, which house, undeniably, had been enleagued with Lord Agamemnon.	10
61	338	Many men, clearly, wavered, seemingly confused, surely not knowing what to do, willing neither to obey nor to refuse to obey.	10
64	141	How could there be man without woman, or woman without man? How could there be master without slave, or slave without master? I found myself the willing prisoner of my nature, the joyful captive of my sex.	10
65	180	"You may be prepared to die," said the Lady Bina, "but your fellows may be less willing to do so".	10
67	45	She was willing to give up Drusus Andronicus, if he preferred me.	10

Book 35. (8 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	239	"If he was willing to expend two silver staters to obtain her, she is probably worth more to him than two silver staters".	10
7	264	Thus he would not wish to be identified, and would be willing to pay a ransom, so to speak, far beyond what I take would be the value of a mere slave".	10
8	95	Why, I wondered, were the masters willing to view her departure with such equanimity? How she had abused the privilege of being allowed on deck! Happily, it seemed, her action had not resulted in the suspension of such a privilege for myself and the other two.	10
8	128	So, I wondered, what could have motivated the slave's effort to escape? What did she fear so terribly that she was willing to try to escape? Still the men did not lower the longboat.	10
8	684	"And, even if we were willing to risk villages of rapacious peasants, armed with the great bow, we could not reach the shore".	10
8	939	"Presumably," he said, "the strongest and most ruthless amongst them, those most willing, expediently and without compunction, to kill their fellows".	10
11	132	There were shops for clothing and footwear for the free; the robings and veilings for free women were particularly rich, abundant, luxurious, and colorful; I suspect that there are fewer free women in Port Kar than in most cities; this doubtless has something to do with the history of the city; I am...	10
11	253	Are not the daughters of Ubars and Administrators always the most beautiful women on Gor? How could it be otherwise, and who is bold enough, or stupid enough, to challenge such an asseveration, particularly in the presence of the Ubar or Administrator, or even within the walls of the polity in quest...	10

Book 36. (5 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	35	"Much depends on how far the riders are willing to expend resources".	10
29	105	"But," I said, "as you and your colleagues are free women, and are entitled to the privileges of your status, we are willing in your case to refrain from the embarrassing unpleasantries of vulgar coercion.	10
37	210	"The agent may not be paying what his principal would be willing to pay, to hasten the work," said Thurnock.	10
44	59	A supposed defender casts messages down from the wall at night, offering treason for sale, willing to arrange the opening of a gate, if a dangling basket will be filled with gold.	10
58	102	"But even if we were willing to abandon the Dorna, we are short of open water.	10