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Wonder

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	I sometimes wonder if he is curious about what happened to his camp gear or to Tarl Cabot.	10
2	204	"You wonder," he said, "why the numerous, rather obvious deficits in our technology have not been repaired—in spite of the Priest-Kings.	10
7	46	"No wonder you can hardly walk," I said.	10
15	248	"You are the only man who has ever escaped the tarn death," he said, something of wonder in his voice.	10
17	79	My wonder and horror must have been written large on my face, because a tharlarion lancer standing beside me regarded me with amusement.	10
20	7	And I wonder if on that world a girl, now a woman, thinks of me, and perhaps, too, of the secrets I have told her lie behind her sun, Tor-tu-Gor, Light Upon the Home Stone.	10
20	38	He clasped my hands, and, to my wonder, the little scribe was crying.	10

Book 2. (9 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	5	I stood so for some minutes, to let each sense and nerve drink in the wonder of my return.	10
14	30	There were cries of awe and wonder, of pleasure, from the thrilled silver masks of Tharna.	10
14	34	The platform drew closer, and to the wonder of the crowd I went to meet it.	10
20	102	Then to my wonder, the valiant creature began once more to climb, determined to regain the altitude he had lost.	10
22	53	Her blue eyes seemed filled with wonder, and then they glistened with tears.	10
23	170	To his wonder, Lara took his hand in hers.	10
23	220	"Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" At that point, to my wonder, the ragged band lifted their weapons and uttered a wild cheer.	10
24	73	Kron and Andreas looked at me in wonder.	10
26	114	I wonder sometimes if I would have gone to the Sardar had not my city been destroyed.	10

Book 3. (17 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	32	No wonder the Priest-Kings hid behind their palisade in the Sardar and let the myths of the Initiates build a wall of human terror about them, no wonder they let their nature and ends be secret, no wonder they took such pains to conceal and obscure their plans and purposes, their devices, their inst...	10
1	36	It is little wonder then that the cities of Gor support and welcome the fairs.	10
1	97	It is said that neither the physical intricacies of the cosmos nor the emotions of human beings are beyond the scope of their power, that the feelings of men and the motions of atoms and stars are as one to them, that they can control the very forces of gravity and invisibly sway the hearts of human...	10
3	6	I was struck with wonder, though I was careful to keep beyond the range of their chains, for I had never seen white larls before.	10
4	70	I looked at him with wonder.	10
8	91	Then she looked at me, something of wonder and fear in her eyes.	10
9	99	"I wonder," said Vika.	10
9	112	"I wonder if they knew," she mused.	10
13	68	"I wonder how she would feel in one's arms," I said.	10
13	70	"One must not wonder about that," said one.	10
15	38	I gazed about myself with wonder.	10
16	175	"I wonder," I said.	10
28	149	Misk looked on in wonder as these men presented themselves to me and marched past.	10
29	5	Misk obeyed and I crawled out of the trap and to my wonder gazed on the patterns of desolation that met my eyes.	10
31	180	If I had dared to take my eyes from Sarm I might have looked about at the wonder of the Nest and the destruction in which it was being consumed.	10
31	189	Rather to my wonder the bar of steel lowered and Sarm seemed frozen suddenly in an attitude of the most rapt perception.	10
32	42	Some of the humans with us cried aloud in wonder, for never had they seen the sky.	10

Book 4. (9 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	38	My business was with the Wagon Peoples, not the Turians, said to be indolent and luxury-loving; but I wonder at this charge, for Turia has stood for generations on the plains claimed by the fierce Wagon Peoples.	10
3	65	There was wonder on his face.	10
5	16	The Tuchuk, incidentally, like others of the Wagon Peoples, prays only when mounted, only when in the saddle and with weapons at hand; he prays to the sky not as a slave to a master, nor a servant to a god, but as a warrior to a Ubar; the women of the Wagon Peoples, it might be mentioned, are not pe...	10
11	151	"Do you wonder, Little Aphris," asked Kamchak, "why the barbarian—though slave—is not clad Kajir, why she does not wear ring, brand and collar?" "Why?" asked Aphris, frightened.	10
11	364	The girl looked at him with wonder.	10
14	122	I shook my head in wonder.	10
15	19	"I wonder," I said, "why the tarnsmen have not struck at the wagons—with fire arrows—why they do not attack the bosk themselves, slaying them from the air, forcing you to withdraw to protect the beasts".	10
21	307	"I sometimes wonder where old Tarl Cabot is," Harold said wistfully.	10
25	922	"I wonder who will be his favorite?" she asked.	10

Book 5. (14 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	206	Then the Vintner began to howl with pleasure and slap his knees so pleased he was at the wonder of it, though he himself was the victim.	10
5	215	Elizabeth had been rapt with wonder at the Nest, but after some days, even in the presence of its grandeur, I knew she desired again to be on the surface, in the free air, in the sunlight.	10
5	358	"I wonder why," I said.	10
15	257	"I wonder," said Virginia, "if someone like Relius will buy me".	10
15	276	"I wonder what it would be like to be in the arms of a man," said Virginia.	10
17	443	"I wonder what I'll bring," she mused.	10
19	250	"I wonder," he said, "how she will feel when she learns she has been truly sold?" "Put a sword in my hand," said I, "and face me!" Cernus laughed and turned his attention again to the block.	10
20	49	She looked about herself, with wonder.	10
20	344	Again I glanced at Sura, and was again startled at the intentness, almost the wonder, with which she regarded the incredibly handsome, lame boy who stood before us.	10
20	366	My champion was Hup, a Fool, that of Cernus was the brilliant, fiery, competitive Scormus of Ar, the young, phenomenal Scormus, who played first board of the city of Ar and held the highest bridge in the city as the province of his game, the master not only of the Players of Ar but doubtless of Gor ...	10
20	379	Then, to the wonder of all, Hup, the misshapen, misformed dwarf and fool, gently, ever so gently, kissed Sura on the forehead.	10
20	482	He stood stiffly, and, to the wonder of all, extended his hand to Hup.	10
22	99	I heard the men behind me gasp with wonder.	10
24	14	"I wonder if the Priest-Kings are much pleased by that turn of events?" "They are realists," said Hup.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	143	There were cries from all, of wonder and astonishment, for they would not have believed such a thing possible.	10
15	24	I could well imagine the wonder in her eyes as she understood the greatness of her master, her joy, the eagerness with which she would now serve me.	10
16	229	"I," said one of the men, "wonder what it would be like to live in a city where there was a Home Stone".	10
16	399	I looked about and, to my wonder, saw, standing near me, the slave boy Fish.	10
17	245	To cries of wonder from my men, and those of other ships nearby, the deck planking of the ten round ships was lifted and thrown aside.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	74	"I wonder what you will be like, when you are accommodated to your new condition".	10
8	377	It is little wonder that few men approach the beasts.	10
8	380	It was no wonder that some men, even warriors, hated and envied the arrogant, regal tarnsmen, one night rich, the next impoverished, always at the elbow of adventure, and war and pleasure, wearing their pride and their manhood in their walk, in the steel at their side and the look in their eyes.	10
11	388	And yet I must be attractive! I must be slave! No wonder free women, as I had heard, hated us.	10
12	153	What then did she expect, as a slave? It was no wonder that he had ridded himself of her, that she had been sold.	10
13	1007	Is this so hard to understand? I wonder.	10
13	1011	I wonder how many women of Earth are so powerfully desired, desired so avidly, so greedily, so rapaciously, are so ferociously wanted, that nothing less will satisfy the male than having her fully, than having the literal owning of her.	10
13	1012	How many women of Earth, I wonder, know what it is to be loved to that extent.	10
13	1014	I wonder if the typical man of Earth could even understand the passion of the Gorean male.	10
13	1022	It is no wonder free women hate us so.	10
13	1024	It is no wonder then that the masters refuse to relinquish their power; nor do we wish them to do so; we are women; our collars are too precious to us; it is precious to us to kneel and obey.	10
14	356	Then she said, "I wonder what sort of slave tunic the master will put you in.	10
14	378	I wonder what your best color would be".	10
14	406	How many husbands of Earth, I wonder, know as much about their wives.	10
14	557	"I wonder," she said, "if Rask of Treve will find you pleasing?" She removed the two pins which secured the garment I wore, stripping me.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	434	"I," said Thurnock, "wonder about that dancer.	10
14	258	It was little wonder such proud, fine women hated men, to whom nature had destined them.	10
14	287	What man, I wonder, fully aroused, does not wish to own his woman.	10
14	288	What woman, I wonder, fully aroused, helpless, does not wish to be owned.	10
14	289	What woman, I wonder, fully aroused, helpless, is not, in fact, in the arms of her lover, owned.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	382	"It is a wonder that any man will follow you!" cried Talena.	10
6	181	Then the Forkbeard turned his attention to the serpent, and the disembarkment of its riches, which, on the shoulders of his men, and others, were carried, amid shouts of joy and wonder from those gathered about, to the palisade.	10
10	10	Then my right wrist, to cries of wonder, began to lift and straighten; my arm was then straight, before my body; I began, inch by inch, to lower it, toward the ground; if he did retain his grip he would, at my feet, be forced to his knees.	10
15	211	It then seemed to me no wonder that he had moved with such confidence on the escarpment.	10
18	131	No wonder the commander of the Kurii had left his forces here, disappearing.	10

Book 10. (11 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	66	It is little wonder that the Earth human, when unobserved, even the adult, sometimes throws itself on the ground and rolls and cries out, if only to feel the joy of its own movement, the unleashing of the tensions inflicted by the rigidities of the civilized restraints.	10
4	380	There was something in it of awe, of wonder, of plaintive gratitude.	10
5	130	"You had best hurry," said one of the fellows, "for Aya will wonder about where you are".	10
7	541	"I wonder if that is true," he said.	10
7	552	"It is no wonder they are popular in the markets".	10
13	434	It is no wonder they are popular as slaves, and that some bring high prices.	10
24	249	"And I wonder," I said, "if you have a slave's responsiveness".	10
25	715	"Doubtless there are those who wonder as to the whereabouts of Haroun, high Pasha of the Kavars".	10
26	808	She looked at me, tears in her eyes, through her wet, tangled hair, with fear, and wonder.	10
26	1007	"I wonder if all girls crawl well," I said.	10
26	1039	"I wonder if Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, on Earth, that lovely, innocent, naive little secretary, with her pencil and steno pad, ever dreamed that she would have slave fires lit in her belly".	10

Book 11. (21 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	536	"I wonder if you are free, my beauty," said the captain.	10
5	573	I wonder if it is the leg of a slave girl".	10
7	449	It was no wonder that she was excited.	10
9	93	It is then for the slave girl to guess and wonder, and try harder to please.	10
9	798	Indeed I would! When might come another chance to escape the slavery of the village? I would do anything to escape peasant slavery! Present myself well? Indeed! I would be a wonder to him of obedient, sensuous female flesh! Then suddenly I was afraid.	10
9	1924	Each part bespeaks the glory and wonder and promise of the whole.	10
11	193	I gazed about myself with wonder.	10
13	172	Was that not obvious? No wonder the girls had thought me so foolish, so naive, or ignorant, or stupid, in the basket.	10
13	430	Did they wonder if some of them might now frequent a new paga tavern? I shuddered.	10
18	64	I wonder if those of Earth, should any of Earth ever read this, can begin to comprehend the categoricality of the bondage in which the Gorean slave girl is held.	10
18	73	Can this be made clear, I wonder, to those of Earth? Categoricality is involved.	10
18	74	The Gorean slave girl is a slave, a slave; can you understand that, in its fullness; I wonder; and she will remain a slave, that, a slave, unless freed.	10
18	178	Then to my wonder I heard him open a door.	10
21	160	"I will be a wonder to you, Master," I laughed.	10
21	161	"I will be a wonder to you!" He lifted the brief skirt of the yellow slave tunic to my left hip.	10
22	69	Since they have everything, and anything, they want from her, and she is complete slave, and they total master, there is no struggle between them; she, accordingly, in a strange way, is prized and treasured; how many women of Earth, I wonder, are prized and treasured by their men; one can prize and ...	10
22	437	"I wonder what it is," she said, "—to wear a collar".	10
24	49	And surely many men must wonder what it would be like for us to be at their feet, instead.	10
25	169	"I wonder," said he, "why, when finished with this wench, they did not cut her throat?" I shuddered.	10
26	613	"I wonder if I am the first woman he has ever branded," she said.	10
27	590	Sabina, the slave, looked up at Thandar of Ti, astonishment in her eyes, and wonder and love.	10

Book 12. (16 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	881	"I wonder," she said, "what it will be like, being a slave girl".	10
3	883	"I wonder what it will be like, being owned by a man," mused the dark-haired girl.	10
9	254	How is it, they wonder, that beauties in tunics and collars, are obviously so much happier than they? And how is it that the beauties seem to prize the very tokens of their bondage, the bracelets, the collars, the lovely, revealing tunics, and such, considered so degrading by, and yet exercising suc...	10
10	175	"I wonder why," said another.	10
11	395	"You have escaped," she said, in wonder.	10
15	814	"I wonder if I will be pleasing to a master," she said.	10
15	815	"Any slave girl," I said, "with the proper management, and master, can become a wonder of sexuality and love".	10
15	819	"No wonder the free women hate us so," she said.	10
15	956	He wants the girl to be a wonder to him.	10
20	171	"It is little wonder the people are so pleased in the feasting house," I said.	10
21	239	It is no wonder that women, in their helplessness and frustration, their own confusions, turn upon such men, hurting them and making them miserable.	10
21	338	"I look at them," she said, "and I wonder what it would be like to be owned by them, or touched by them.	10
21	387	And let free women wonder what it is to be "slave hot".	10
21	400	It is no wonder that she is "hot".	10
28	15	How little wonder it is that strong men make them slaves.	10
37	4	Many of those with us cried out in wonder and alarm.	10

Book 13. (15 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	560	Too, if the ring itself is closed, perhaps it suggests her susceptibility to the locked shackle, say, a wrist ring or slave bracelet; would there not, in the two rings, be one, so to speak, for each wrist? It is little wonder that Gorean free women never pierce their ears; it is little wonder that, ...	10
5	401	"I wonder who it is who has placed her on order," he said.	10
5	524	She looked at me with wonder.	10
13	567	No wonder they are so hostile to men.	10
14	67	But I wonder if a man, ever, will truly understand what a woman's collar can mean to her.	10
14	68	I wonder if he, ever, truly, will be able to fathom the nature and depth of the emotions of the woman who kneels at his feet".	10
14	405	"I wonder if Gorean men, such as yourself," she said, "understand how fortunate they are, that there should be such women on their world".	10
15	268	"How then, I wonder," said I, "does he intend to obtain the gold?" Msaliti looked at me, in fury.	10
20	133	It was little wonder that he and his forces had been defeated by the askaris of Bila Huruma.	10
27	123	"I wonder what you would bring in trade," he mused.	10
32	411	It is little wonder that they occasionally, crying out with frustration, dance naked before a mirror.	10
32	412	It is little wonder that in their dreams they are roped and thrown to warriors.	10
32	1028	"In all cultures there are the lonely ones, the solitary walkers, those who climb the mountain, and look upon the world, and wonder".	10
34	585	"I wonder if you understand it.	10
44	167	They looked at her in wonder.	10

Book 14. (25 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	190	No wonder they walk with grace and beauty; no wonder they walk proudly.	10
34	195	No wonder free women hate them; no wonder men pay for them, and demand them.	10
1	108	It is little wonder men value them so highly".	10
1	756	It is little wonder they are so hostile, so filled with hatred, so vicious and bellicose.	10
1	1086	I could not help but wonder what they would look like, owned, in silk and steel.	10
1	1087	I could not help but wonder if girls such as Miss Henderson, so fantastically beautiful and feminine, might not, in actuality, be slave girls.	10
2	343	"I wonder," said he, "if there is any hope for such as you".	10
3	367	Is it so hard, I wonder, to be a man.	10
4	136	I, a man of Earth, wanted to cry out with wonder that a woman could be so beautiful.	10
7	494	She loves and, to her wonder, is loved in return.	10
7	600	There was a kind of wonder and pleasure in her voice.	10
7	686	It is little wonder she was frightened.	10
10	209	"I wonder, then," she said, "if that is true, why the females brought here from Earth become such dreams of pleasure and submission for Gorean males".	10
12	32	Is it truly easier, I wonder, to adopt columns and arches, philosophy and poetry, mathematics and medicine, and law, than a rational mode of dress.	10
12	34	It is little wonder they are so alien to the men of Earth.	10
12	249	They wonder what it would be to lie at his mercy, in his arms.	10
13	473	I examined, with wonder and pleasure, the girl who stood before me, her small feet, bare, and trim ankles, her calves and thighs, the delicious curves of her body in the loose, scant silk, the loveliness of her slender throat, locked in its collar, the delicacy and beauty of her features, the loveli...	10
13	663	I had seen her, in that instant, not in wonder and pleasure, as I had before, but from the point of view of uncompromising manhood, in triumph and pleasure, as the most suitable and fit object possible for the exercise of masculine power and desire, as what she now was, and only was, a beautiful fem...	10
14	134	"I wonder, sometimes, what it would be like to be naked in their arms".	10
19	142	The same girl who in her first sale was frigid is likely to be, by the time of her second sale, even should it be within the year, a wonder of lascivious appetition, needful of love and the touch of an uncompromising owner.	10
20	189	"What can one expect of collared sluts?" "I wonder, though, what it would be like to feel such emotion," mused the Lady Florence.	10
27	256	"I wonder if that is true," said the man.	10
29	137	"I wonder if I shall ever see her again," I mused.	10
32	165	Is it any wonder that men put women in collars, and command them? I busied myself about the small camp.	10
32	188	It is no wonder, I thought, that kajirae are marvels of duty and service for their masters.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	228	It was no wonder Oneander made no public fact of his most recent itinerary.	10
3	155	"It is no wonder the luscious little sluts are so fond of their collars".	10
4	47	It was little wonder that he had chosen to mask his features.	10
11	146	Is it any wonder we love them so?" "I was once from Earth," I said.	10
11	395	The Goreans, for example, have not been conditioned to exalt thirst, or to wonder if it is morally permissible to drink water, and, if so, under what conditions and subject to what restrictions.	10
11	517	There is little to wonder about in this.	10
13	90	"I wonder if you would make a good slave," I said.	10
15	182	"I wonder," she said.	10
21	114	"I wonder what such a man is doing in Victoria, speaking with Callimachus," I said.	10
24	610	"Do you now wonder," she laughed softly, holding me, quietly snuggling against me, "why it is that we are sought in the slave markets, why it is that we bring high prices?" Though I did not respond to her her services had come as a revelation to me.	10
26	50	"I wonder as what sort of slave your master keeps you," I said.	10
27	49	It is little wonder that she may often beg on her knees or belly for her master's touch.	10

Book 16. (26 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	52	"Do you not wonder, sometimes," asked he, "why honest men, honest folk, such as ourselves, permit pirates, and such, to exist".	10
3	12	I clutched the rail, in wonder.	10
8	312	It is clearly founded on, and expressive of, the order of nature, but what a wonder has civilization wrought here, elevating and transforming what is in effect a genetically coded biological datum, male dominance and female submission, into a complex, historically developed institution, with its hun...	10
8	318	It is no wonder that the institution of slavery provides the human female, in all her sensitivities and vulnerabilities, in all her psychophysical complexity, with the deepest fulfillments and most exquisite emotions she can know.	10
8	434	It is no wonder men enjoy putting them in them.	10
17	278	Little wonder it was then that the beauty had been so confused, bewildered and distraught.	10
18	93	It is little wonder then that slaves, in a situation where their condition is scarcely unique, and in a supportive, appropriate cultural matrix, where they are free, without being subjected to envious, vicious, hysterical criticism, to be themselves, tend, once the right master is found, to be relie...	10
18	499	I wonder if you Masters scorn us for our needs.	10
19	194	It is little wonder, then, I think, that the female slave experiences the bedroom of the male in a manner quite different from that of the free woman.	10
19	408	But she may also wonder if, indeed, she is beautiful enough to be collared, and if, indeed, her legs are as pretty as those of a slave girl.	10
19	725	"I wonder what I could get for you," I said, "such a petty, stupid, worthless, meaningless, stinking little slave".	10
19	921	I wonder if the transition to bondage may not be easier for the abducted beauty of Earth than for the captured free woman of Gor.	10
19	952	Even the free woman of Earth, in her tragic loneliness and misery, in her pathetic frustration, unfulfilled, and unmastered, weary of the pretenses of pseudomasculinity, may stand naked before a mirror, in her bedroom or apartment, and wonder on the existence of other worlds, and what it might be to...	10
19	993	I wonder if you understand that.	10
19	1043	"I wonder what I ever saw in you," I said.	10
19	1064	"I wonder if I should sell you," I said.	10
19	1139	This was little wonder, considering what her experiences had been, and the beatings I had put her through.	10
20	994	It is a wonder that men do not scream with pleasure, seeing them.	10
20	995	It is little wonder that Goreans put them in collars, and own them.	10
20	1093	It was little wonder, then, that, hearing her new name, she had trembled in terror.	10
20	1640	Let it be gone! This is Gor! Gor! What was she to you, that tart I once was, dear Master, that you should have deferred to her? Did you never once point to the floor at your feet, and tell her to kneel? Why not? What mistakes the men of Earth make with the women of Earth! It is no wonder the women o...	10
20	1814	It is no wonder, surely, given the usual beauty and sexual helplessness of such lovely beasts, and their affordability, that men enjoy buying and owning them.	10
21	430	Did I not make this clear to you? Do you think we do not know when a man's look strips us, as his hands might, when his glance wanders to our throat, where he might place a collar, when in his gaze we discover, to a warm, flattering, pleasurable uneasiness, that he is speculating on what we might lo...	10
21	432	We wonder what it would be, to belong to this man or that".	10
21	516	"I wonder how I should garb you".	10
21	627	"Yes, Master, but why have you chosen me?" "I wonder if you are stupid".	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	213	"I wonder if they know we are here," said Samos.	10
4	17	"Why is that, I wonder," I said.	10
8	191	"I wonder if she is any good," said the auctioneer.	10
8	363	But did the girl not know that she was not different? Did she not know that she, too, was only a slave? "I wonder if she is beautiful," said Ginger.	10
13	958	"The true wonder in these matters," I said, "and what seems most delightful to me, is the way, gradually, the girl's heat begins to develop from within, until she is transformed, in effect, into a needful slave.	10
13	1280	It is little wonder that most men find the free woman, in her inertness, her ignorance and arrogance, boring.	10
13	1281	It is little wonder that most men prefer to order her rival to their furs, the helpless, collared, curvaceous, lascivious, feminine slave".	10
14	267	It is little wonder that the free woman, concerned with her putative identicality, her status, her image, her dignity and pride, is often inhibited and sexually inert in the furs.	10
14	883	I wondered if the lad who had been her former master, and who now must be a man, and had sold her, had any idea as to the wonder, the surrendered, curvaceous, obedient, orgasmic triumph, which his little Lodge-Pin or Pimples, now a ravishing, helpless beauty, had become.	10
17	9	There were tears, and wonder, in her eyes.	10

Book 18. (23 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	395	"I wonder if she is the sort of woman who must please warriors," said Bloketu.	10
3	283	Too, it was little wonder that slaves, helpless in their collars, so feared and dreaded free women.	10
7	480	"I wonder what Wasnapohdi is doing," I said.	10
9	189	How beautiful and exciting are female slaves! I wonder sometimes why any woman is permitted to be free.	10
12	266	"I wonder if I should give you permission to use human speech," I mused.	10
13	121	Some of the other animals regarded her with envy, and wonder.	10
13	199	' I wonder if those in camp would be from there".	10
21	54	It was no wonder he was not eager, this day, to enter the lodge.	10
28	61	It was little wonder that Watonka had not been eager to attend the council.	10
28	268	One may, as in many such cases, then, wonder whether night combat is discouraged because of such beliefs, or whether such beliefs may not have been instituted to discourage night fighting, with all of its confusions, alarms and terrors.	10
29	137	"Do you wonder," he asked, "why Grunt seeks the Barrens, why he spends so little time with his own people?" "The camp is going to fall, imminently," I said.	10
29	212	"I wonder if Wasnapohdi will ever realize how Grunt was concerned to save her life".	10
32	178	"I wonder if Iwoso is even more beautiful," said Cuwignaka.	10
33	270	It was little wonder that even free women sometimes secretly affixed collars on their own necks and examined themselves in mirrors, perhaps speculating on what prices they might bring in a market or on how well one such as they might please a master, before hastening to remove them and, weeping, cas...	10
33	336	"I wonder if he survived," I said.	10
43	441	Had she not tricked me into the loosening of her gag, in the lodge, giving her an opportunity to cry out and raise the alarm, an opportunity which she had well exploited? It was little wonder she was quiet.	10
44	149	"I wonder," I said, musingly, and looked out over the prairie, to the west.	10
44	229	Why then wonder the women, both of Gor and Earth, have they not yet been put to the use of their masters? Then, at some point, heated, unable to help themselves, piteously, they beg to be caressed, and be permitted to serve.	10
44	233	Is it any wonder then that they have them as slaves? What man does not desire a slave? What man does not desire to subdue, own and master such a delicious, desirable creature? What man does not want her at his feet, naked, as the animal she is, in a collar, appropriately, as the animal she is, her l...	10
44	625	"I wonder if you would make a good slave," he mused.	10
44	627	"I wonder if I might find you of interest," he said.	10
44	702	It is little wonder that slavers, in displaying their wares, even though there is nowhere for the girls to run, commonly have recourse to custodial hardware.	10
54	157	It is little wonder that Goreans make them slaves, and keep them as such.	10

Book 19. (25 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	313	I wonder if you can understand that.	10
2	341	I wonder if you have known such men.	10
2	480	I wonder if you have ever felt so helpless, and been so helpless.	10
5	128	It is no wonder female slaves are so helpless with men.	10
6	189	After a time, I said, "I wonder if there are any girls in it".	10
6	469	It was no wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves.	10
11	88	"I wonder if I should subject you to rape discipline," he mused.	10
15	375	"I wonder what is wrong," said another.	10
15	382	"I wonder what is going on," said the newcomer.	10
15	385	"I wonder what is going on," said the newcomer.	10
18	228	It is no wonder, I thought, that Goreans make beautiful women slaves.	10
24	152	What male does not, honestly, truly, want one? And what woman, I wonder, does not long for her true master? He then showed me the collar, indicating the engraving on it.	10
28	125	"I wonder if we can ever become as beautiful," said a girl, one in Emily's class.	10
31	151	"I wonder if Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus, has been trained," he said.	10
31	166	"I wonder whatever became of Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus," he said.	10
32	66	"I wonder how you escaped from the camp of Miles of Argentum," he said.	10
32	307	What else can satisfy her? I wonder if you can understand this.	10
33	956	Then, wonder of wonders, she fell.	10
36	193	"I wonder," he said.	10
36	206	"I wonder how you will like it," he mused, "in your collar, hating me, but utterly helpless, knowing that you must obey me, absolutely, and serve me, in all things, with total perfection".	10
36	415	I wonder if you find that hard to understand.	10
36	675	I belonged to him! How I wanted to serve him! I wonder how many women of Earth can understand this.	10
36	743	"I wonder if you will make a good slave," he said.	10
36	1384	It is little wonder I dreamed of you in my collar, in my chains, under my whip".	10
36	1464	"I wonder who is the master and who is the slave," he said.	10

Book 20. (26 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	708	It is little wonder that Gorean free women avoid paga taverns, and hurry past them.	10
2	34	At its sudden climax, followed by an instant of startling silence, the door of the vertical cabinet burst open and the magician, smiling, to cries of surprise, of awe and wonder, stepped forth, waving, his hands free, greeting the crowd.	10
2	63	The slave looked at it in wonder.	10
2	82	Who was that fellow, for example, who poured paga on one's head? And who, the free woman might wonder, was that fellow who gave her so sudden, so unexpected, so fierce a pinch? Indeed, perhaps she is fortunate that her very veil was not lifted up and her lips pressed by those of a stranger, or was i...	10
2	1146	"It is no wonder you were so uneasy when I was in your holding," I said.	10
6	15	"I wonder if you would be any good chained in a tent," he said.	10
6	95	It would not be unusual for her, in a crowded place, to overhear remarks, perhaps whispers or sneers, of which she is the obvious object, such as "Shameless slut," "Brazen baggage," "As immodest as a slave," "I wonder who her master is," and "Put a collar on her!" And if she should attempt to confro...	10
6	270	"I wonder if you will be able to see it," he said.	10
6	330	"I wonder what he can have in mind?" asked the girl of the crowd.	10
6	341	"And so I wonder," said Boots, "if in exchange for this wondrous veil I might be granted the briefest of peeps at your priceless beauty".	10
6	739	"I wonder if I should turn you over to magistrates," he said.	10
6	885	"I wonder how you would look on your belly," said Boots.	10
6	896	It is no wonder that it is a portion of a common position of a Gorean pleasure slave.	10
6	1191	"Where could they be?" "I wonder if I have been tricked," said the girl to the audience.	10
6	1324	"I wonder if you forgot to express your appreciation," asked Boots, rather apologetically.	10
7	345	I wonder if many men understand it.	10
7	346	I wonder if it may not be more extensive, radiant, and profound than that of the male.	10
7	361	What shall be our fate first, I wonder, to merely starve in simple dignity or to perish in shame from such humiliation?" "You are wrong about at least one thing, Boots," said Chino.	10
12	369	Why, I wonder.	10
14	213	"I wonder what you will choose," said Flaminius.	10
16	168	I wonder why?" "No charge, you say?" asked Petrucchio.	10
16	616	"What do you suggest?" "I wonder what all that dust is over there," said Chino, looking off in one direction.	10
16	644	"Do not be beguiled by our brazenly bared flesh, our degrading positions, our neck chains, forced upon us by men!" "I wonder," mused Petrucchio.	10
16	780	I wonder in what direction I should go? I shall let my sword decide!" Here he seemingly closed his eyes and swung his sword about in vast, eccentric circles.	10
21	41	Many free women wonder if they are beautiful enough to be a slave; they put this question to themselves in their privacy while standing naked before a mirror; it is a question whispered to their pillow.	10
22	212	"In the light of such considerations," said Boots, "it is little wonder that those of Brundisium should seem somewhat concerned over matters of security".	10

Book 21. (21 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	38	"I wonder if that is true," I said.	10
1	246	Would they, I wonder, lament the fate of their former friends or acquaintances or would they, rather, I suspect, perhaps in idle moments, bitterly envy the good fortune of those imperious brutes who so casually, nonchalantly, and without a second thought, have precisely what they want of such women.	10
4	309	"I wonder".	10
5	139	In her eyes there was a sort of wonder, and awe.	10
5	273	"I wonder what you would look like, stripped, and branded and collared, as a slave," he said.	10
9	248	"I wonder what it is that he intends to sell".	10
11	208	"I wonder if poems should be written down," he said.	10
13	295	I wonder if that is hard for you to understand.	10
16	531	"I wonder if your daughter knows that her mother, perhaps within days, will be a hot, needful slut".	10
16	749	I wonder who will make the better slave?" I then touched her, gently, again.	10
16	902	"I wonder if I should force you to yield," I mused.	10
16	923	"I beg you to take me!" "I wonder if I should force you to yield," I said.	10
23	148	There were cries of pleasure and wonder from the crowd.	10
25	264	"That is for us to know, and for you to wonder," she said.	10
25	346	I wonder if this is hard for a free woman to understand.	10
25	1115	"I wonder if that one is a good slave," she said, with a toss of her head and hair, after the retreated Louise.	10
25	2225	"I wonder who truly loves himself, and women," she whispered, "he who is true to himself and his nature, refusing to deny it or pretend it doesn't exist, and who fulfills women, as what they really are, or he who betrays himself, who lies to himself and who denies the true needs of women?" "Aside fr...	10
26	480	"It is no wonder that men are fond of them".	10
26	490	"I wonder," I said.	10
26	1535	She looked up at me in wonder, blood at her mouth.	10
27	101	She looked at me with wonder.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	151	I wonder if you would learn quickly to serve them well, according to their tiniest caprices.	10
1	161	But who are you? Is there a ship somewhere that will come for you? Are the chains forged that will bind your limbs? Is there an iron, somewhere, waiting to be heated, which will mark your body? Is there a collar, somewhere, unknown to you, that you will someday know well, because it has been locked ...	10
3	655	"I wonder if you really do," he said.	10
5	126	In my eyes, however, I think, was something less like helpless rage and defeat than reassurance, wonder and respect.	10
11	1537	It is no wonder that this form of dance, for centuries, was commanded by emirs, pashas and caliphs of their concubines and slaves.	10
13	367	Slaves often wonder what it would be to be owned by this man, or that.	10
13	1157	"I wonder how that could be," she said.	10
14	232	Indeed, this had puzzled me a little, and made me wonder about my attractiveness, at least to him.	10
14	344	It is no wonder the masters use it on us.	10
16	33	"I wonder if she is vital," said a man.	10
16	159	No wonder she had been willing to leave, even without the tarsk.	10
17	113	I looked about myself with wonder.	10
24	4	It was no wonder she had once served in a tavern.	10
25	244	I did wonder where she was.	10
29	1377	I wept, confused, startled, astonished, in wonder, considering his love.	10
32	169	No wonder Tyrrhenius had wanted to sell me out of Argentum as quickly as he could! "Why?" I asked.	10
34	35	Then I lay quiet in his chains, looking up at him in wonder, in gratitude.	10
34	652	"I wonder," said he, "if you lie".	10

Book 23. (22 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	413	I now let her wonder, now that she had made her bold overture, if I would choose to accept it.	10
6	47	It was no wonder that some fellow, under the circumstances, might be forced to make do as he could, even having recourse eventually, if he was desperate enough, to a free woman.	10
6	393	"I wonder what they had on their mind," I said.	10
6	608	It was no wonder she did not dare to move.	10
8	615	It is little wonder that peoples knowing not the horse fled in terror when they first encountered riders, taking the rider and his mount for one thing, something half animal, half human, an awesome, unbelievably swift, gigantic, armed chimera, something that could not be outrun, that seemed to fly u...	10
8	698	It is little wonder men kill for them.	10
15	798	Thus I wonder why it is that you chose to be here".	10
16	240	It is no wonder then that slave's emotional nature is a thousand times deeper and richer than that of her emotionally homeless sister, the wan free woman, pallid in her moral vagrancy.	10
17	192	Did he not truly, in that moment of terror, I wonder, comprehend what was supporting him, that it was not the spear, but I? Despairing of gaining the spear I released it.	10
18	506	We could see their squirming bodies, their subdued, thrashing limbs, hear their cries, cries with which they responded to, and registered and recorded, their ravishments, cries mostly, at this point, of protest and lamentation, but, too, in instances, of astonishment and wonder, and sometimes, even ...	10
19	30	It is little wonder warriors often train with weighted shields.	10
20	319	"You wonder where these ships are from?" asked a fellow near me, a fellow from Ar's Station, on the pier.	10
21	1210	I wonder if the men of Earth, or many of them, can understand that, that a man may want a woman so much that he will be satisfied with nothing less than owning her, literally.	10
21	1211	How many men of Earth, I wonder, can understand such lust, and passion.	10
21	1213	And I wonder how many women of Earth can even begin to understand what it might be to be so lusted for, to be so desired.	10
21	1244	I wonder if some readers, if readers there should ever be, for a manuscript of this nature, perhaps so unlikely or problematic, have well followed these exchanges.	10
21	1409	"I wonder what will become of her," I said.	10
21	1436	"I wonder if I might ask an additional favor of you," said Calliodorus.	10
21	1526	It is no wonder that men fight over them with ferocity.	10
22	83	I feel so much myself, and so real, and female! Will not other women, I wonder, resent and hate me that it was I who was put at the prow and not they?" "Perhaps," I said.	10
24	742	How beautiful are women, their shoulders, their breasts, their waists and the sweet flare of their hips! The beauties of their features, of their head and hair, of their arms, and legs, and slim ankles, and small feet! They are so desirable, so beautiful! It is little wonder that men will own them, ...	10
24	1017	"I wonder if you are lying," he said.	10

Book 24. (20 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	161	Does she, too, I wonder, in her heart long for a collar? "I sold them," I said.	10
1	227	"I wonder if the coffle is still in the camp," I said.	10
1	397	It is little wonder that the girls, so subject to penalties, which may be promptly and severely administered, are concerned to be pleasing, and fully.	10
3	35	It is no wonder that fine soldiers are often astute historians, careful students of maps and campaigns.	10
12	400	Did they wonder sometimes, I wondered, what might be their lot, or how they might fare, if such things were swept away, if suddenly they no longer existed? Did they understand that then they would as vulnerable as slaves? One wants a civilization, of course.	10
17	41	It was no wonder the Cosians had been waiting for them.	10
19	121	There is little wonder, I thought, that many take the predatory ul, the winged tharlarion, to be the monarch of the delta.	10
19	560	"Have mercy!" "I wonder if you realize how clever the rencers have been," I said.	10
19	1179	"It is no wonder that slaves are obedient," she said.	10
19	1237	I wonder sometimes if the free woman can understand these things.	10
19	1239	Then I think of her inveterate hatred toward her embonded sisters, seemingly so inexplicable, and I wonder if she is truly so naive or uninformed as she pretends.	10
21	71	"I wonder if they were right," I said.	10
27	585	"I wonder if you are paying me any attention now," she said, poutingly.	10
32	93	"I wonder if I am to be again clothed," she said.	10
32	97	"If I am given clothing," she said, "I wonder what sort of clothing it would be".	10
36	170	It was little wonder then, these things considered, that the lovely Ina often found herself being rapidly and contemptuously put through her paces by the young warrior, then being used, as it pleased him, with callous, ruthless skill.	10
37	190	Nature is involved; I wonder if that is really so hard to understand.	10
43	167	"I wonder what she would look like, branded, and in your collar," I said.	10
45	56	"I wonder how many women of high station in Ar know how to cook," I said.	10
48	19	Is it any wonder that men are fond of them, and keep them as slaves? Would you not like having one, or more, for your very own? They are lovely, collared, stripped, kneeling to your whip.	10

Book 25. (26 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	271	It was no wonder that in rage he had vowed to make the lovely slave stand proxy for Cos, that he might then vent upon her his fury, and his hatred, for Cos, and all things Cosian.	10
2	369	"I wonder," mused Marcus.	10
3	371	It is no wonder that women love such dance, in which dance they are so desirable and beautiful, in which dance they feel so free, so sexual, so much a slave.	10
3	528	"I wonder what he wants for her," said another.	10
3	693	It was little wonder that so many of the women of Earth were so inhibited, so frigid, so inert, so anesthetic.	10
3	712	It is no wonder men put them in them.	10
8	209	"I wonder how she would look on her knees, in a slave rag," said Marcus.	10
8	644	"I wonder if you should be further beaten," I said.	10
9	231	"I wonder if the women of Cos are so desirable," said another.	10
12	574	"I wonder if you will be as eager to wear it," I said, "when it is locked on your throat and you cannot remove it, when you find that you are truly a helpless slave".	10
13	70	What if some folks required lies, as the price of mental security? Should they be nonetheless denied their comforts, robbed of their illusions? Is their happiness worth less than that of others? Is it not better to tell them, if they are capable of no more, that the illusions are reality, that the l...	10
16	50	"I wonder if those mercenaries realize they are in danger," said Marcus.	10
17	276	There, in the trunk, framed by the sides and back, as men cried out in wonder and delight, was descried the slave, Litsia, now not only in the least of slave rags but in sirik.	10
19	87	It is no wonder that so many slaves are radiantly happy, and are often so despised and envied by lesser women, in a way, free women.	10
19	278	"I fear my master will wonder what has become of me," she said.	10
19	1031	I wonder how they felt when the net descended on them.	10
19	1421	"But I wonder, too, if your concern might not have been self-regarding in some respect, motivated at least in part by a certain disappointment that you were, in accordance with my decision, denied an opportunity to search out, locate and exploit the vulnerable pleasures of the slave?" "Perhaps," he ...	10
20	18	"Oh! Oh!" The slave looked up at me in wonder and joy.	10
20	219	Phoebe looked at her, in wonder.	10
20	677	It is no wonder Gorean men seek slaves.	10
21	292	Sometimes I wonder if you are even human.	10
21	296	I wonder sometimes if such as I, a person, and such as you, no more than a beast, are even members of the same species.	10
26	59	What do they fear, I wonder.	10
26	184	"I wonder if I am truly the most beautiful woman on all Gor," said the Ubara, looking into the mirror.	10
27	724	"I wonder how you would perform," I said.	10
27	1135	Will you fear to enter a room alone, or a corridor unescorted, for fear someone may be there, waiting? Will you fear dark places, or shadows? Will you fear high bridges, and roofs, and promenades, because you fear the loop of a tarnsman tightening on your body, dragging you into the sky, his capture...	10

Book 26. (34 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	757	Yet I wonder who, on this wide world, is likely to be more zestfully and earnestly inquisitive, more delightfully curious, than we! That is natural for women as a whole and it is certainly natural for us, who are the most female of all women.	10
9	69	Yes! It is easy to tell! The women of Earth are such inferior goods! What true man could possibly be interested in them? In the markets it is no wonder they are jokes.	10
9	120	"I wonder what she would look like on a block," said one of the guards.	10
9	205	Too, of course, I could not but wonder if others such as I, coming and going, might be cargo in such containers.	10
10	857	"I wonder why you were purchased," he said, looking down at me.	10
10	1000	"I wonder," he said.	10
11	1113	"I wonder what it might be, after the procession through the streets, you naked, in chains, on a chain neck-tether, conducted through the jeering crowds, goaded by spear points, hastened by whips, and after the public humiliations, would it be torture and the spear? Presumably not, as that is too si...	10
11	1161	"I wonder that he was interested in you," said the man.	10
11	1199	"I wonder what we should do with you," he said.	10
11	1211	"I wonder what I should do with you," he said.	10
11	1353	How many women, I wonder, marry truly for love, and only love? Do we not consider many other matters—the finances of our potential spouse, his education, his family connections, his position in society, the likely location of his domicile, the presumed trajectory of his career, the prestige o...	10
14	1175	There seemed a sort of wonder in her eyes.	10
16	179	It is no wonder they want to get their chains on us.	10
16	416	"I wonder if you should be whipped," he said, musingly, lifting the whip.	10
16	484	It was no wonder then that, in spite of the dangers in which I might stand, I was so joyful.	10
19	395	"I wonder what they will buy with this," said another.	10
19	780	"I wonder if they will have it sheared," said the other.	10
24	906	It was little wonder, then, that he, torn by desire and love, in bitter rage, cursed the strictures of honor.	10
29	143	And then, wonder of wonders, it came to our attention, as such things may, that the Lady Constanzia, lured like a vulo, and trapped by her greed, was now a capture prize, being held in Treve for ransom.	10
29	561	"I wonder how she will do as a slave," he said.	10
29	856	"I wonder if she is pretty," said one of the court guards.	10
31	59	It was no wonder that we drew back in our kennels, and huddled against the wall.	10
31	521	How absurd, if for so little, not even comprehended, our throats might be cut! No wonder we were so miserable, so frightened! The peasant stood there now like a beast at bay.	10
34	55	The wonder and terror of this suddenly came to me.	10
35	45	How many wives, I wonder, are lusted for.	10
35	64	It is no wonder then that we sometimes kiss our finger tips and press them to our collars, that we humbly lift and kiss the bracelets that link our wrists so helplessly, so closely, together.	10
37	1172	"I wonder if we have done well here," said the pit master.	10
37	1174	"I wonder if what we have done here truly comports with honor," said the pit master.	10
41	28	I wanted them to wonder what I would look like, naked, in their own collar, on their own furs, at their feet, their property, one who must serve them to the best of her abilities in whatever manner they might please.	10
45	38	"You are a slave, a slave! That is what you are, a slave! It is no wonder that you worthless little things bring a good price on a market block!" He then thrust me to the floor.	10
45	145	"I only beg, unilaterally, with no hope of the least reciprocity, that you will permit me to be your helpless love slave!" "It is little wonder, with your cleverness," he said, "that you learned the language so quickly, that you so quickly and well learned the lessons of the pens".	10
45	164	I looked at him, suddenly, in wonder, and joy.	10
46	470	"I wonder if I should keep you," he said.	10
46	480	"I wonder," said he, musingly.	10

Book 27. (60 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	1216	Does the free woman sometimes wonder what it would be to be a slave, to be utterly rightless and vulnerable, to have to serve and please? Does she wonder sometimes what it might be to find her beauty, perhaps stripped and collared, looked upon with interest and satisfaction, with approval and antici...	10
1	79	Still, of course, they wonder, not that it makes any difference in their own cases.	10
2	248	"I'm sorry," said the older woman, "but I wonder if I might trouble you for his name?" "I do not know you," said the blonde, and turned away.	10
4	528	"No," she said, "no, no!" "I wonder what color cords would look well on you," he said.	10
10	70	I wonder if he will breed me.	10
11	193	Is it so obvious, she had asked herself, that I am a slave, that I should be a slave? But on a world such as this what could a woman such as I be but a slave? Is that not the purpose for which women such as I are brought to this world, to be the helpless, rightless slaves of absolute and sovereign m...	10
11	303	What a strange thing, she thought, and so surprisingly beautiful, to begin to feel the warmth and wonder of one's own sex.	10
11	540	I wonder what a man would pay for her, a great deal I would suppose.	10
11	689	Before him I can be only what I am, a helpless, submissive slave! I wonder, she thought.	10
11	690	I wonder if I am in heat? Could I, given what I was on Earth, that lofty, respectable, cool, remote, formal, inert, frigid thing, now be in heat, be simply in heat? Could I now be only another low girl, another common, amorous slave, another bitch beside herself with heat! Not I, surely.	10
12	365	It is no wonder that they hate us as they do, or as I have been told they do.	10
13	397	I wonder if I would ever behave so before a man.	10
13	651	It is a wonder they make such good slaves".	10
15	46	It is little wonder that women welcome bonds on their body, collars, tunics, camisks, and such.	10
15	61	No wonder they learn the collar quickly.	10
15	65	It is little wonder then that intelligent women are sought for the collar, and bring good prices in the market.	10
16	539	It is little wonder that, after such an encounter, we hurry back gratefully, tearfully, to the feet of our masters.	10
16	618	No wonder free women hate us so, she thought.	10
17	909	It is no wonder that men must struggle to resist their feelings for such owned, enticing beauties.	10
17	1201	Where was his gentleness, his tenderness, his sensitivity? Surely he could not know my crimes against men on my own world, how I foolishly, deluded by the madness of propaganda, attempted to abet their destruction? Doubtless I have much to pay for! I wonder if the men of Earth will one day make the ...	10
18	478	It is little wonder free women hate slaves, and slaves fear free women.	10
18	495	I wonder what it would be like to belong to Bonto.	10
19	737	I wonder what that meant.	10
19	787	I wonder whose chain my neck will wear.	10
22	42	"I wonder why".	10
22	58	"I wonder then what they can possibly see in one such as you?" "I do not know, Mistress".	10
22	341	I wonder if I am slave desirable.	10
22	437	I wonder what the highest bid on me was, she thought.	10
22	516	I wonder how many bids were put in on her.	10
23	269	"I wonder how you can be punished, you insolent little slut," said Mirus, laughing.	10
24	622	You, Masters, she thought, have the power of strength, and dominance, and weapons, but I, a mere slave, and my lowly sisters, have power as well, the power of our desirability, the power of our beauty! And our power is not inconsiderable, I assure you! Who is strongest, I wonder, she asked herself.	10
25	114	"I wonder if any of my former male colleagues would care to bid on me, and own me.	10
25	119	I wonder then if they would be so stupid as to free me? Probably, as they are such asses.	10
25	144	I wonder if I would have been granted permission to speak.	10
25	153	"I wonder if he would like to have me, too.	10
25	551	I wonder who, of all those hundreds, made bids.	10
25	670	The woman cried out in shame, in misery, in wonder.	10
25	797	I wonder if Mirus and Selius Arconious are among the men, she thought.	10
25	803	I wonder if dear Mirus and dear Selius Arconious, the arrogant, imperious pigs, are here.	10
26	309	I wonder if a woman of Earth would understand its meaning.	10
26	334	I wonder if that is hard to understand.	10
26	1048	"I wonder if they will catch him," said Selius Arconious.	10
26	1725	"I wonder if any man understands the meaning to a woman of her brand and collar, the particular meaning to her, not to him, of being owned, how exciting and glorious it is, how it debases and dignifies us, how it reduces and exalts us, how it makes us meaningless and gives us meaning, how in denying...	10
26	1731	"And I wonder," said he, "if any woman, or any slave, understands the glory of the mastery, truly, the rapture, the splendor, the joy of owning and commanding a woman".	10
27	1346	It is little wonder that slaves hope for a private master, one who will notice them, who will speak with them, who will care for them, who will be kind to them, one who will stoke their slave fires and force them to flame with helpless ecstasy, but, in all, one who will well rule their slave, one wh...	10
27	1347	It is little wonder that slaves come so often to love their masters, and with that passion and devotion which one can find only in a slave.	10
27	1452	Certainly any woman might wonder what it might be to have a given man's chain on her neck.	10
27	1479	Why was I chosen, and not another? Is there something special about me? Has someone sensed my inner truth? Who, I wonder, so perceptively, recognized me, who saw that I was a slave? She then finds fulfillment, and contentment, at the foot of her master's couch.	10
27	2420	Perhaps it is little wonder that free women so hate slaves.	10
27	3392	I wonder sometimes, on the other hand, if they understand us, or fully, our feelings, the feelings of the slave, the thrill for a woman of having a master, the rapture of being possessed, literally, how we desire to give ourselves up to them, the bliss we experience in our collars, our love.	10
28	33	No wonder then that the human male, on Earth, often thought of the women of his species as being, however desirable, essentially sexless creatures, as being sexually minimal and torpid, as being above sex, or disinterested in it, as being, in effect, inert and frigid.	10
29	371	I wonder if such as you are worthy of being brought to our world, even as slaves".	10
30	70	I wonder, she thought, if, in the privacy of their compartments, even free women, with their companions, might resort to cosmetics, perhaps even serving their companions as though they might be no more than slaves, but they would not be, of course, true slaves.	10
30	620	I wonder if there are any left upon you now who can tear their way through the tapes of their conditioning programs and see reality clearly, vividly.	10
30	622	I wonder if there are any individuals left on you now, or are there only the gangs, the masses and their masters? But let me put aside such tragic thoughts.	10
30	685	I wonder if your type appears on such a list.	10
30	686	I wonder if you, as an representative of such a type, are now on such a list, a considered item, a proposed item, an item to be picked up, to satisfy a given request.	10
30	697	I wonder.	10
30	700	I wonder if they will come for you.	10
30	706	I wonder how it will be engraved.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
80	177	Does she, enclosed in those ornate blockades, wonder from time to time what it might be to feel a man's hands upon those stiff enwrapments, and wonder what it might be to feel them ripped from her, abruptly, imperiously, and feel the sudden flash of air upon lovely, startled skin? Does she wonder wh...	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
68	67	Let them wonder what it might be, to be so beautiful, so desirable, to be wanted so fiercely, that men would take away their clothes and dress them, if they chose to dress them, for their pleasure, to have them before them as they wanted them; let them wonder what it might be, to be so wanted that m...	10
68	194	Why should he not be? Just as a man may look at a woman and wonder what she might look like at his slave ring, so, too, a woman may look at a man, and wonder what it would be, to be at his slave ring".	10