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Worth

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	117	"Would you diminish the worth of my gift to you?" I asked, feigning anger.	10
5	119	"No, Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba," she said, "but you well know that I could do nothing that would diminish the worth of your gift to me.	10
8	199	"What is the submission of Talena, the daughter of the Ubar, worth?" I taunted.	10
9	165	"It was worth it," he said, his gaze sweeping over Talena.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	18	The peasant on Gor does not fear the outlaw, for he seldom has anything worth stealing, unless it be a daughter.	10
6	57	On the contrary, incredibly enough, their vanity is terribly outraged if they are not regarded as worth the risks, usually mutilation and impalement.	10
7	110	The chase had apparently in his eyes been well worth it.	10
8	6	On the whole they seemed to me a pale and depressed lot, but I was confident they could accomplish what they set their minds to, that they might succeed in tasks which the average Gorean male, with his impatience and lightness of heart, would simply abandon as distasteful or not worth the effort, fo...	10
8	34	Indeed, upon occasion, in other markets, a buyer who had succeeded in winning the haggling would bestow five times as many coins on the seller as he had agreed to pay, humiliating him with a smug, "Because I wish to pay you what it is worth".	10
20	22	Perhaps not of great value, but worth taking.	10
21	199	"I don't think she's worth very much," I said.	10
21	202	"I doubt," I said to Targo, "that she is worth more than fifty".	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	159	Among the Voltai crags it would be worth one's life to come within twenty yards of one.	10
30	182	Now it was I who would go hungry, but I told myself, it was worth it.	10
33	125	I had intended to make use of that moment myself, pretending to have come with a message from Priest-Kings, to encourage man to live as I wished him to live, to respect himself and others, to be kind and to be worthy of the heritage of a rational animal, and yet of what worth would these things be i...	10
34	196	So then why have I written them? I do not know, save that I thought these things worth recording, whether they are to be believed or not.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	100	"Regard the worth of those stones!" he cried.	10
8	57	Such a thrust was worth two points for us.	10
8	66	His thrust was clearly, I acknowledged, worth three points.	10
8	358	Some girls of the Wagon Peoples in fact, incredible though it seems, are trained exhaustively in the art of evading the bola, and such a girl is worth a great deal to a master, who uses her in wagering.	10
9	154	"I can arrange that she is chosen for the games," Saphrar was saying, "but it must be worth my while".	10
9	180	"Is she not worth the golden sphere?" asked the merchant.	10
10	161	"A girl such as Dina of Turia is worth more than a kaiila," he said.	10
16	60	"It should be worth the Courage Scar," said Harold from above, "don't you think so?" "What?" I asked.	10
21	124	"I learned something of jewels," she said, "in the wagons of Albrecht and Kamchak—and there is scarcely a silver tarn disk's worth here".	10
23	17	I was nearly slain by arrows when I dropped the tarn amidst the startled blacks of the Kataii, but my black jacket with the emblem of the four bosk horns, emblem of the Tuchuk courier, soon proved its worth and I was led to the dais of the Ubar of the Kataii.	10
23	216	Some things, of little or no worth, but which I remembered fondly, were still about.	10
26	214	"He knows! He knows!" "Does it truly make a difference," asked Kamchak of me, "whether or not he shatters the sphere?" "Yes," I said, "there is nothing more valuable on all Gor—it is perhaps worth the planet itself".	10
26	267	I can give you half the riches of the Paravaci! Bosk and gold and women and wagons!" "I would suppose," said Ha-Keel, "that all that you have is not worth so much as the golden sphere—and that is Saphrar of Turia's".	10
27	117	"I would," said Elizabeth firmly, "I am worth many tarn disks".	10

Book 5. (8 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	404	"Would it not be worth five hundred gold pieces," asked Elizabeth, "to put your leash on this one and lead her home, to teach her the worth of a man of Ar, if worth they have, and then send her weeping and aching to the kettles of the kitchen until she begs to sleep beneath your slave ring?" There w...	10
11	388	In short I think they are both decidedly worth development, and should prove a quite profitable investment".	10
13	48	The tarsk is a silver coin, worth forty copper tarn disks.	10
16	40	Murmillius, in the games, returned with more brilliance than ever and, on the second day of En'Kara, with superb swordsmanship downed two foes, wounding them again and again, until even the crowd did not regard them as worth slaying, at which time Murmillius sheathed his sword, turned his back, and ...	10
18	534	"It should be worth seeing," said Cernus.	10
19	390	Imagine her, noble men of Ar, chained to your slave ring! She alone is worth five hundred pieces of gold!" The crowd roared its approval and the auctioneer dropped his hand and stepped back, perhaps as surprised as any in that room.	10
22	400	It seemed to me that combat on kaiilaback, and combat on tarnback, had much in common; I suspected that the small bow, though it had never been proven in battle on tarnback, might prove that it had worth in the Gorean skies as well as on the dusty, southern plains; I had further, in many nights of t...	10
23	252	"The little that men have," I said, "is worth your love".	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	511	There was nothing of worth in Port Kar, nor in all the worlds of all the suns.	10
10	134	We then turned our attention to matters of greater importance, the need for more covered docks in the arsenal, beneath which additional galleys could be caulked for the grain fleet, else how could a hundred vessels be ready for the voyage north to the grain fields before the sixth passage hand? It i...	10
10	227	It is scarcely worth the risk of crew and ship, unless desperate, to win a hold filled with lumber or stone.	10
10	275	The galley slaves I thought worth freeing, I freed, and found that many would stay with me, taking me for their captain.	10
17	153	Is anything worth so much as a human life? Is not the most abject surrender preferable to the risk of its loss? Is it not better to grovel as a slave, begging the favor of life from a master, than to risk the loss of even one life? I recalled that I, once, in the far marshes of the delta of the Vosk...	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	24	On the other hand, if worth a good deal less, they are much more easily acquired than a high-caste free woman.	10
7	405	Her raiment might have cost more than any three or four of us together were worth.	10
8	809	The "stones" are usually pebbles or beads, but in the cities one can buy small polished, carved boxes containing ten "stones," the quality of which might vary from polished ovoid stones, with swirling patterns, to gems worth the ransom of a merchant's daughter.	10
9	504	"It is all that you are worth to him," said Verna.	10
9	513	"I am worth more!" I pouted.	10
10	195	One of my kisses, I told myself, that of Elinor Brinton, was worth more.	10
11	852	Surely I was worth much more.	10
11	1261	The trained girl is well worth her price.	10
11	1392	She had captured me, and sold me for a hundred arrow points! How humiliating, and insulting! I was worth gold! Gold! Perhaps Marlenus, her captor, would choose to put her on the block! Perhaps she would sell for a hundred arrow points! But I would bring gold, much gold! I looked about at the slave f...	10
13	1169	"I am worth gold," I said.	10
16	293	She now has a new, thrilling reality, perhaps a secret one, that enflames her, that makes her life worth living.	10
16	294	She now has meaning, and worth, if only that of a slave.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	263	"What do you conjecture they are worth?" asked Arn.	10

Book 9. (3 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	137	What marvelous beauties he saw, seventeen naked prizes, fettered and coffled, that might be his, could he but take them, and, dangling from the mast, perhaps the most exquisite of all, the slender, blond girl, perhaps herself worth five bondmaids of the more common sort.	10
10	108	Incidentally, for what it is worth, though the southern girl is, I expect, worked less hard than the northern girl, who is commonly kept on an isolated farm, she is more often than her northern sister put to the switch or whip; I think she lives under a harsher discipline; southern masters are harde...	10
20	112	That you should stand first among such beasts as Kurii says much for your worth, the terribleness of your power, your intellect.	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	They glinted, but were of small worth.	10
2	95	But generally the men would proceed past these enticements, which were, from what I saw, far from negligible, and hurry toward their favorite cafes and hostels, whose wares, I gathered, did not need such blatant advertisement, whose worth, and capacities for total and complete satisfaction, were app...	10
5	240	He was merely concerned to consider what they might, competitively, be worth.	10
5	385	On Gor, sooner or later, she would be forced to face this fact; she would be forced to look deeply within herself; to confront herself, perhaps for the first time, with candor, and uncompromising honesty; I wondered if, at that time, seeing herself, truly, she would go mad, or if, boldly, with joy, ...	10
5	516	The true worth of the stones, which I had had appraised carefully in Tor, against their best information as to the date yields, was between sixty and eighty weights in pressed date bricks.	10
5	730	She had cost me the tarn; it was worth ten times the cost of her body on a public block.	10
9	110	"It is far more than you are worth," he said.	10
10	160	"What is she worth?" asked Hassan of the merchant.	10
14	103	For what it is worth, though doubtless it is little pertinent, the men and women of Gor are, generally, whole and happy; the men and women of Earth, generally, if I do not misread the situation, are not.	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
24	310	Soon your life will be worth little among the agents of Priest-Kings".	10
24	718	One man on the walls is worth ten in the desert.	10

Book 11. (13 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	382	I had thought, before I was clearly apprised of the nature of Bina, cheap slave beads, that perhaps the men had supposed that I was to be chained at the rock, adorned with some rare and valuable necklace, worth perhaps a fortune.	10
5	431	It can be worth the life of one to do so.	10
7	230	Free, returned to them, I will be worth immense riches to you.	10
9	1141	Surely I would be worth at least four or five copper tarsks in any market.	10
9	2220	My freedom blinded me to your manhood and your worth.	10
9	2299	Surely I was at least a few copper tarsks' worth of slave girl.	10
11	29	It was my worth on Gor.	10
11	56	All he had left behind was she who had been Judy Thornton, six copper tarsks worth of sold she-slave.	10
24	78	If her master can afford it, and is interested, or if a slaver thinks she is worth the investment, she may even be sent to a school for training in the arts expected of a proficient female slave, both domestic and intimate.	10
24	190	"The slut is not worth a copper tarsk-bit," said Clitus Vitellius, angrily, defensively.	10
27	759	"Give me whatever you think she is worth," he said, "and send the coins to the compartments of Clitus Vitellius, in the Towers of Warriors".	10
28	350	It was ten to a hundred times, or more, what I was worth.	10
28	357	"This is far more than the slave is worth".	10

Book 12. (6 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	307	"And that you may appear more worth keeping about, and to facilitate your pursuit of the men," I said, "I will take the liberty of shortening your tunics".	10
11	494	I considered whether it would be worth while teaching her the collar.	10
12	439	"Sometimes," he said, "it is hardly worth winning".	10
15	5	She was worth having.	10
15	174	She was worth having.	10
37	74	What has Earth to offer that is worth more than joy and happiness?" "I may sell you," I said.	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	63	"She is not worth tying at the end of a rope and using in the water as a bait for urts," called out a man, the fellow who had first suggested that she be removed from the sales position.	10
5	340	"Surely such a girl, a wench of only average beauty, a tense, tight girl, awkward and clumsy, one untrained, new to the collar, one who can hardly speak Gorean, a barbarian, is worth, at best, only two or three copper tarsks".	10
5	358	"Is it worth a copper tarsk to you?" he asked.	10
5	495	Who discards precious possessions, who surrenders treasures? If the slave girl were worth less perhaps she would be freed more.	10
12	575	"In my opinion it is more than you are worth," said Msaliti.	10
18	31	Such small things, I think, may be scorned by those who do not understand the nature of war or men, and be seen as manipulative and laughable, and yet such a small commendation, when warranted and sincere, is worth more to some men than the material treasures that might move those who hold themselve...	10
27	200	For the first time then they begin to suspect that they are very different from men, truly different, radically different, and that they are somehow very special, and have a considerable value of a sort, indeed, a value of such a sort that they have been found worth bringing to this world.	10
29	29	Interestingly the movement of the web in the air, as it is stirred by wind, does not activate the spider; similarly if the prey which strikes the web is too small, and thus not worth showing itself for, or too large, and thus beyond its prey range, and perhaps dangerous, it does not reveal itself.	10
34	333	For what it is worth, the most intimate and deepest loves I have known have been between masters and their slaves, that between the love master and his love slave".	10
35	56	My own view on the matter, for what it is worth, is that a pleasure slave becomes even more marvelous when she is forced to function also as a work slave.	10
51	148	For what it is worth women tend on the whole to be unsuccessful in conforming to masculine images, and tend to take gracefully and naturally to feminine images, toward which they seem to have genetic predispositions.	10
57	73	Ayari had proved his hardiness and worth in the journeys upon the Ua.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	451	Her desirability is then acknowledged and vindicated; she is worth collaring, worth owning.	10
2	277	"Please!" "He is not worth a bullet," said the heavy man.	10
10	235	"You are not worth whipping," she said.	10
17	23	It was rather that I did not think you were worth sixteen tarsks".	10
18	283	"With meaningless little things, trivialities, baubles, things of no account or worth," said Kenneth.	10
22	744	It is more than she is worth".	10
22	747	"What is she worth?" asked the Lady Florence, curious.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	346	She is thought to be more interesting, and more worth owning, for the Gorean master intends to, and will, own the whole slave, and as a whole slave.	10
1	354	Such are surely worth their coins.	10
10	229	"I am worth the tarsk bit," she said.	10
10	311	"Surely I was worth more than any of them," she said, petulantly.	10
10	314	"I am worth much more than ninety-eight copper tarsks".	10
10	315	"I am not sure you are worth ninety-eight copper tarsks," I said.	10
10	317	"If you had been worth a silver tarsk in a Gorean market," I told her, "you would have brought a silver tarsk in a Gorean market".	10
10	321	"I do not think you are worth two copper tarsks," I said.	10
11	299	"You are worth more".	10
11	302	"I would say you are worth now at least two silver tarsks".	10
26	84	"The gold was doubtless much more than I was worth," she said.	10

Book 16. (14 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	467	"A golden tarn disk! A golden tarn disk!" "No female is worth that much," I said.	10
8	469	"We are worth whatever men will pay for us!" she gasped.	10
8	471	That was indisputable, the master, the market, decides the worth of the slave.	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	882	Surely a slave is worth at least a little.	10
19	920	She now finds herself helplessly a form of woman she has been taught to regard as less than human, as only a property, as no more than a vended animal, a form of woman she has been taught all her life, from her early girlhood on, to look down upon and despise, a form of woman scarcely worth her cont...	10
19	941	"What do you think you are worth?" I asked.	10
19	942	"Worth?" "In coin, of course," I said.	10
19	950	In a sense then the free woman, being priceless, is worthless, but the slave girl has a worth, what she will bring on the slave block.	10
19	974	Surely the matter is worth careful thought.	10
20	157	"She is worth at least ten silver tarsks," speculated Tasdron.	10
20	1331	She was worth tying.	10
20	1436	It will be noted, in passing, though I suppose it has been clearly implicit in these remarks, that whereas on Earth the male is commonly the pursuer and is frequently frustrated by the flight, inaccessibility, aloofness, disinterest, and frigidity of his quarry, a quarry commonly not worth pursuing,...	10
20	1970	If one doesn't know if she will work out, or be kept, it is sometimes not thought worth the while to waste a name on her.	10

Book 17. (15 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	79	"One such mercenary is worth a thousand half-naked savages".	10
7	109	"But I am worth more now," she said.	10
8	46	"Is she worth fifty tarsks to you?" asked the slaver's man.	10
8	713	"Yes," said Ginger, "and worth less than most animals".	10
8	1112	"She will be worth five hides of the yellow kailiauk to me," he said.	10
12	163	"Do you think they might have some worth?" asked Grunt.	10
13	282	A fellow, after all, is going to see to it that he gets his money's worth out of her.	10
13	625	"Grunt thinks you are worth more," I said.	10
13	660	Many women are not thought worth a collar.	10
14	633	"She might be worth four hides," said Ginger.	10
14	660	"Do you think I might be worth four hides?" she asked.	10
14	886	"Am I worth four hides, Master?" she asked, gasping.	10
15	74	Most people, for what it is worth, regard Fleer and Kaiila as different languages.	10
15	216	In the Barrens she might well be worth five hides of the yellow kailiauk.	10
19	575	"Surely I am worth something".	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	148	She wants to make it clear to all that she is well worth every coin her master paid for her.	10
7	365	"You are supposedly worth even five hides of the yellow kailiauk," I said.	10
12	128	"It seems that any of these would be worth keeping," I said, admiringly.	10
12	145	I had little doubt but what she might be worth two hides.	10
12	349	"The Dust Legs," I said, "apparently originally conjectured that you would be worth a hide.	10
12	450	Why are you worth so little?" "I do not know, Master," she said.	10
15	142	"They are yours!" "I have nothing to give you worth twenty kaiila!" shouted Hci, in fury.	10
39	58	I myself, however, for what it is worth, had not thought that it was bad at all.	10
39	233	"How laughable and delicious would the little collared chits find it that I, who so scorned them, am not only now, too, a slave, but a low slave, one with only a leather collar, one not even permitted clothing, a cheap, inexpensive slave, thousands of pasangs from civilization, a meaningless slave i...	10
39	442	"She may be worth as much as a kaiila".	10
43	346	Surely that would be worth at least a feather or some sort of marking on a feather.	10
47	504	"Doubtless they will find their journey worth their while".	10

Book 19. (15 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	495	Susan, I recalled, had thought it possible that a man, some men at least, might find her of interest, really of interest, of sufficient interest to be worth putting in bondage, of sufficient interest to be worth owning.	10
1	102	The coin, in a sense, is an object whose worth or weight, in standardized quantities, is certified upon it, and guaranteed, so to speak, by an issuing authority.	10
3	1054	I would have been outraged, or something in me would have been outraged, if I had not been thought worth a chain.	10
4	239	"They are not worth taking seriously.	10
5	176	"It is about the worth of your Tatrix, I think, in so far as I am now able to assess her.	10
6	657	Gorean men, I was sure, would see to it that they got their money's worth.	10
7	52	"Surely, then," I smiled, "I would be worth at least a silver tarsk".	10
14	44	I wished that I were a slave, that I might have a chance for life, that I might have an opportunity to convince a master somehow, in any way possible, that I might be worth sparing.	10
19	129	By superb performances a girl might, I thought, encourage a master to believe that she was worth feeding, and, perhaps, even feeding well.	10
20	147	"Are you so unskilled, so inert, so like a free woman that you are not even worth having?" "I do not think so," I said.	10
31	653	"I am not worth anything like that," I said.	10
31	657	"I will endeavor to see that you get your money's worth," I said.	10
36	85	For what it is worth, literacy commonly increases the value of a slave.	10
36	1355	I had been found worth collaring.	10
36	1358	In its way it reassures her of her worth as a woman.	10

Book 20. (17 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	534	"That way," he said, "they may take you for a mere slave, perhaps not worth the time it might take to put you in a noose and conduct you to a sales point, and me for a poor merchant, perhaps not worth robbing.	10
1	547	They cost far less than many of their higher-priced sisters and yet, in the long run, are worth far more.	10
2	513	No woman is worth anything until she is put in a collar.	10
2	514	None of them have any worth until they are made worthless".	10
6	225	It is then up to the girl to see that the man gets a thousand times his money's worth, and more.	10
6	280	The "magicians of Anango," for what it is worth, seem to be well known everywhere on Gor except in Anango.	10
6	306	"A thousand gold pieces worth?" he asked.	10
7	300	His Kaissa games, for what it is worth, usually brought in a few coins.	10
7	368	"There is at least a silver tarsk's worth here".	10
8	19	"We shall then see if they are worth keeping or should be left here, with the others".	10
8	30	"It is a piteous sum, not even worth taking.	10
16	961	"Here is a hundred times what she is worth, and twice what you paid for her! She is now mine!" "No," said the player.	10
16	1048	"I shall play you, but it shall be but one game, and upon one condition, that the game may be worth my while".	10
18	42	"I am not worth so much!" "I will let you know in the morning," said Scormus.	10
21	474	On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him.	10
22	16	I had no doubt but what she had now rendered ample proof to him that she was worth far more than the golden tarn disk he had arrogantly paid for her.	10
22	145	"Too, how could a mere literary image capture the essence of the living drama?" "Too, they are not worth writing down," said Lecchio.	10

Book 21. (14 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	210	"Is it so hard to understand, or accept, that men might find your mother an attractive female, a desirable property, a lovely animal, a sex slut of interest, one whom they might think worth taking, or buying, or stealing, one they might think worth owning, one whom they might not mind having on thei...	10
4	447	Hundreds of times calculated defenses and responsible tactics have proved their worth in the face of brawn and wrath.	10
9	148	"She is not worth so much as the slaves," said Hurtha, "but doubtless she would bring something".	10
9	155	"Perhaps that is worth some consideration".	10
15	409	Rings were brought to her worth the ransom of a Ubar.	10
15	478	"Do you think I find this slut of any personal interest or worth?" "I can see how some men might," I said.	10
16	1042	"He plans on scouting out the territories of Ar, to see if they are worth seizing by Alars".	10
18	35	"Such might be worth their weight in gold," he speculated.	10
18	96	That her master chains her is, of course, an indication of his interest, and informs her not only that she is a slave, but that she is desired, and that she is regarded as valuable, as worth chaining.	10
25	106	"And perhaps that the coin will seem a comment on her worth".	10
25	495	"It is not worth whipping her about," I said.	10
25	876	"You had better be worth it on the floor, Mina," said my hostess.	10
25	930	"The daughter of a ubar may bring ten thousand pieces of gold in a private sale," said the hostess, "but, as a woman, as a mere female on a chain, she may be worth far less than thousands of wenches one might lead home for a few copper tarsks".	10
26	496	"In short," I said, "the tarsk bit is far more than your use would be worth".	10

Book 22. (34 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	84	"What she is truly worth, or what I might think she is truly worth," said Tupita, "is of no importance.	10
1	191	I saw that she was worthless indeed, worth less than the dirt beneath the feet of gods, but that, too, in her way, she possessed incredible riches and power, in her beauty and femaleness, and in her dance.	10
4	414	What is the virginity of a hateful modern woman, a despicable slut like yourself, really worth? Nothing.	10
6	308	She was from Fort Worth, Texas.	10
8	104	I, for what it was worth, whether it was meaningful or not, whether it was a tribute to my beauty, or an indication of my assumed esthetic inferiority to the others, or a matter of accident, of simple happenstance or original positioning, with no significance, or height or whatever, was again at the...	10
9	53	I was not even aware, really, of the monetary system here, or its units, or their worth.	10
10	402	You want to know what you are worth.	10
10	712	"He is worth more to me than ten thousand such as you".	10
11	1592	But if I wanted their touch why should I not ask for it, or beg for it? As a slave what else could I do? Too, even if my needs and my interests, and the incredible depth and intensity of my desires proved that I was "worthless" and without "merit," I did not care! Of course I was worthless, though, ...	10
12	76	Why, for example, does one man bid gold for a girl that another man would not buy with copper? Perhaps because one man sees that the girl is worth gold, and the other does not.	10
13	359	"I am not worth so much".	10
13	371	"I am not worth five tarsks," I laughed.	10
13	380	"I will show you that maybe I am worth five tarsks after all!" "Perhaps I will summon Tupita," he said.	10
16	80	"Our arrangement was for five," she said, "five!" "Do you truly think she is worth five?" asked the fellow.	10
16	85	Perhaps she is not worth even a tarsk bit.	10
16	96	Although this varies from city to city, it is not unusual for a silver tarsk to be exchangeable for a hundred copper tarsks, each one of which can be worth anywhere from ten to four tarsk bits, usually eight.	10
16	109	"I am only sorry that you are not worth more," she said.	10
17	410	"Am I worth so much?" I asked.	10
20	92	"Spill garbage, or refuse, upon the stones, for I am a slave and am worth less than even it, and have no value lest it be to serve a master, and put me upon it.	10
20	162	He was told, however, that what they gave him was indeed worth far more than gold and silver, that it was a "Home Stone".	10
20	165	"If the Priest-Kings say this is worth more than gold and silver," said a wise man, "it must be true".	10
22	87	"For what it is worth," he said, "you have served longer than any other lure girl I have used in this area".	10
24	335	"There is no garbage here, on which to make your bed," said one of the men, "and I have learned that, indeed, in any event, you are worth less than it".	10
27	29	They had come to see if they thought it worth their while, in the spending of their evening, to wait about for a time, to see me dance, and then, perhaps, if they were pleased, to drop an ostrakon into the helmet.	10
29	28	"There is not one there who, stripped, would not bring high bids on the block! Is there one there whom a man would not dream of marching home naked before him, to fasten her to his slave ring! See those faces, those slave curves! There is not one of them who is not worth five tarsks!" "Three tarsks ...	10
29	758	"She is worth more to me than ten thousand free women!" cried Mirus.	10
29	1079	"These have been well worth waiting for, have they not?" asked the bearded man.	10
29	1082	"And surely they are worth at least five silver tarsks apiece," said the small fellow.	10
29	1385	"Do you not understand? We are slaves, slaves! What do you think her life would have been worth if she had not been successful in her work? If she had even been suspected in her work would this, too, not have been dangerous for her masters?" "Get out of the way!" he cried.	10
31	185	If he did not remember me, then, I supposed, it was because there had been little about me of interest to him, or to make me worth remembering.	10
31	186	But if he gave me a chance I would try, and desperately, through sedulous service and unstinting love, to make myself well worth remembering to him! Perhaps he had known many women, and really did not remember me? "Do you feel," he asked, "that you truly know how to dance—before men".	10
32	201	I was unutterably beneath him, worth less than the dust beneath his sandals.	10
33	256	One wonders if you can also understand that there is a complementarity here, and that a woman may rejoice to be so wanted, so desired, so lusted for, and so tenaciously and unmitigatedly sought, that she is thrilled to be claimed and collared, that she is thrilled to be found worth owning, and thril...	10
34	754	And, of course, what was a slave worth? A few copper tarsks, or silver tarsks, in a market? Or everything to someone, perhaps everything in the world to someone? I looked at my master.	10

Book 23. (14 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	273	"Mine is fifty," wept the last of the five women, "but I will make it well worth your while!" "In what way?" I asked.	10
2	350	"I will make it worth your while, handsome fellow".	10
6	221	"It is doubtless a great deal more than you are worth," I said.	10
6	663	"That is far more than she is worth," he said.	10
6	718	"It would not be worth harnessing her," he said.	10
6	727	"You are not worth sleen feed," he said.	10
8	134	She was worth such.	10
12	296	It was worth consideration, of course.	10
15	179	It was probably worth more to him than gold.	10
15	546	You wanted to be seen in terms of something well worth hunting and capturing.	10
16	408	It is usually thought however, for what it is worth, that the woman who does this sort of thing, for she knows the risks she runs and what is likely to be done with her, is actually, on one level or another, after long self-turmoil, seeking the collar.	10
21	55	In this act is symbolized his desire of her, that she is worth chaining and keeping.	10
21	1155	Too, they soon become proud to think of themselves as girls, in the sense of exciting, beautiful, needful, mastered slaves, for in this status they realize they are being recognized as, and praised as, of a worth and interest far above that accorded to the inhibited, suppressed, cumbersomely clad fr...	10
21	1156	In short, whereas the term 'girl' has diverse connotations, most tend to be highly complimentary, at least in the Gorean sense, as suggesting a female well worth hunting down, or capturing, or buying and owning.	10

Book 24. (21 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	192	For example, she might, at a given time, be worth five verr or three tarsks, but she might be worth only a fifth of a sleen or a tenth of a tarn.	10
1	31	She would be worth much more now, clearly.	10
1	609	He had been somewhat rude to her, as I recall, referring to her as fat, stupid, a she-tarsk and not worth sleen feed.	10
1	710	He would ridicule and mock me! He threw me from him in disgust! He thinks of me as ugly, as fat, as stupid, as a she-sleen, as one who is not worth sleen feed, as one so ugly and disgusting that he would have me taken from his sight!" "But now," I said, "you are a slave".	10
1	921	"Alas," she lamented, "I am not worth even sleen feed!" "No!" cried the burly fellow.	10
2	96	"He spoke of me as fat," she said, "as stupid, as a she-tarsk, as not being worth sleen feed!" "I recall," I said.	10
18	251	To be sure, this is not worth depending on as these creatures, like others, differ, the one from the other.	10
19	189	Better, I thought, that she might have said, "Flee, save yourself!" That would have been advice well worth considering.	10
19	516	"I will make it worth your while," she said.	10
21	103	I assure you that while men may bet eagerly upon her they seldom regard her, personally, as the one most worth catching.	10
21	104	Too, the woman who is hardest to catch is not always the one most worth catching.	10
27	426	It is well worth waiting for them.	10
27	591	Too, you are now well worth watching".	10
27	592	"'Worth watching'!" she said.	10
37	158	Similarly the pervasiveness of bondage throughout human history is a sufficient demonstration that a diversity of cultures in a plenitude of times, for whatever it may be worth, if anything, have found its institutionalization convenient, practical, rewarding, beneficent, and desirable.	10
37	173	The anthropological point is simply one of fact, which, one supposes, is worth noting, but does not require extensive comment, namely, freedom, particularly of the social and political sort, however estimable it may be, is not a necessary condition for human happiness; two other factors are more imp...	10
37	454	"What do you think she is worth?" I asked.	10
37	458	"I am not worth so much!" "I am well aware of that," said Ephialtes, irritably.	10
37	465	"I doubt that your wagon and goods, and tharlarion are worth so much," I said.	10
43	49	"I hope that it is worth waiting for," he said.	10
48	312	She knew, of course, something of the worth of women in the markets.	10

Book 25. (23 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	629	If something is worth playing, it is worth remembering, they say.	10
2	367	"She is a delicacy," I said, "worth at least two silver tarsks, in any market".	10
3	302	One blow of the whip is worth six months of coaxing.	10
4	57	Tharlarion, and such transportation, were now said to be worth their weight in gold.	10
7	83	These were the same ostraka, I supposed, which, a few days ago, would have been worth their weight in gold, permits, passes, in effect, to remain in the city.	10
7	139	"Ar is not worth such a price!" cried a man.	10
9	159	Three of them, I think, are worth mentioning.	10
9	375	Would the Hinrabian be suitable, did they think, as a conciliatory offering, or a partial reparation payment, to the offended Cosians? Would she be acceptable? Would she be adequate? Or would such an offering insult them, or offend them, in its lack of worth, in its paltriness? I smiled.	10
9	698	They have been found worth collaring.	10
12	277	Also, it has been my personal experience, for what it is worth, that slaves are almost always more intelligent and sensitive than free women, who often, at least until taken in hand, tend to be ignorant, smug, vain and stupid.	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
14	53	"He is liberated," she said, "and of the times! He knows my worth!" "You would not be insolent in Cos, or Anango, or Venna!" said a man.	10
14	215	Surely they are worth the effort.	10
17	165	"It is worth a try," said a fellow.	10
17	259	"It is surely worth a try," said the first fellow.	10
19	490	Perhaps, however, for what it might have been worth, she might have managed to receive a woeful glance or two, or a kissing of her gloved fingers.	10
20	165	In a sense a woman is worth as much or as little as someone is willing to pay for her.	10
23	223	"Know that we, for what it is worth, and all those of Ar's Station," said Marcus, "appreciate your brilliance!" "Thank you," said Boots.	10
23	322	"She is worth ten thousand, and more," said Marcus, defensively.	10
25	195	"What is it to my honor," asked Appanius, "if I have been betrayed by an ungrateful, worthless slave? It is scarcely worth noting".	10
25	220	"To me," said Appanius, "he is worth less than the lowest pot girl".	10
25	226	"No," said Appanius, "rather let him know my estimate of his worth".	10
27	413	"Accept me! I will make it worth your while! I will give you thousands of gold pieces.	10

Book 26. (15 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	214	For what it is worth, as an economic sidelight on such matters, normally figured women, assuming, of course, that they are attractive and beautiful, tend, by far, to bring the highest prices.	10
7	570	But might not that suffice, for the little that it might be worth? I, his, in his arms, was in the garden.	10
8	655	Indeed, what could be of importance here, what worth considering? I clung to the bars.	10
9	232	On my old world, you see, I had been priceless, so to speak, and thus worth nothing.	10
11	176	"Perhaps not entirely without worth," he said.	10
12	358	I know the worth of such objects.	10
13	213	Too, for what it is worth, intelligent women are commonly better looking than less intelligent women, a feature which is not without its appeal to masters, and one which makes them more likely candidates for the slavers' ropes and irons; too, they also tend to be more helplessly responsive in the ar...	10
14	1529	For what it is worth, that is the number which was impressed on me in the pens.	10
16	364	She is expected to be worth owning.	10
24	276	Was a woman or two, a sack of plate, a handful of gems, worth their lives? Did they value their lives so lightly? It must be that, I thought, they must all be mad.	10
37	526	Is she not, it might be asked, a desirable, beautiful animal, worth saving for his pleasure? An Earth woman, incidentally, if rescued on Gor by a Gorean, might be surprised at the aftermath of her rescue.	10
38	167	Her treatment, her caresses, her rewards, and such, would then be more clearly a function of what she was in herself alone, more clearly a function of whatever intrinsic merit, quality, or worth she might possess in herself alone, as a female, as a slave.	10
42	161	Would it be worth her life, say, to retain the coins? Could she successfully hide them, if they were sought for? Could she dispose of them, without being found out? Would her denials be credited, if it were stated by some authority that she had taken them? Who were these men? Did they, perhaps, have...	10
44	129	Either was doubtless worth more than many slaves, doubtless more than I and perhaps more even than Aynur.	10
46	360	"My life," he said, absently, gazing at the ceiling, "is now worth very little".	10

Book 27. (46 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	1291	The slave tunic, and such garmentures, rather as the collar, too, proclaims its occupant a woman who has been found worth capturing, worth collaring, worth buying and selling, worth owning, and so on.	10
20	945	How few women are put upon a block and sold for what men find them to be actually worth! Do free women think they are so lofty and precious? Let them be put stripped on a sales block and see what they would bring! Let them then get some idea as to what they are truly worth! Thus, few women, she thou...	10
4	346	Accordingly, in many respects, not being afflicted by these processes, the human beings of our supposed world, that on which I am inviting you to conjecture, might tend in many ways to be healthier and happier, and to find their lives more rewarding and meaningful, more worth living, than many of th...	10
9	125	It was a visible statement that they were worth something.	10
9	128	A terrible insult, on this world, to a free woman, is to tell her she is not worth a collar.	10
11	864	But would most not wish weak foes? Only Goreans, she supposed, desired strong foes, perhaps that they might be the better tested, that an ensuing victory might be the more worth winning.	10
13	10	To tread such a world, thought Ellen, is worth a brand and a collar, a thousand brands and a thousand collars.	10
13	203	Supposedly the tarnsman might thus be lured to the pursuit of an identifiably delightful quarry, something obviously worth owning, as opposed to a free woman who might, when stripped, prove to be as ugly as a tharlarion".	10
14	65	Some might be worth the ransom of a Ubar.	10
14	140	Whatever he wants, I want to give him, but I do not know what he wants! Does he want me to again refuse to beg, and will he then, proud of me, I having then proven my worth before him, that I am still much like a free woman, keep me for himself, or does he want me to beg? If I do not beg, will I the...	10
15	196	"I could, of course," he said, "have demeaned your beauty, disparaged it, caused you to doubt your own value, put you in consternation concerning your worth, and such, but I did not do so".	10
15	830	"You are not worth hating".	10
16	284	"Pot girls, kettle-and-mat girls, worthless she-urts, all of you! Some slaves are worth a Ubara's ransom.	10
16	738	Certainly there are many things of interest, and worth talking about, or at least very pleasant to talk about, and delightful to talk about, other than problems of agriculture and engineering.	10
16	1199	In this way, too, she would be of less worth as a slave.	10
16	1311	Any one of these is worth a Ubar's medallion, a thousand golden tarn disks, but I am a destitute man, who, due to personal exigencies am in sudden dire need of ready cash.	10
17	593	Could that be? Could she be so excitingly attractive as that? Was she really so delicious as a female that she was worth, say, being put upon a block and being bid upon by eager men? One of the girls, she recalled, had said she would probably bring a decent price off a slave block.	10
17	628	"I do not think she is worth much," said the man.	10
17	900	A man sees a girl he wants and his objective judgment as to the market worth of the given property can be clouded, perhaps by simple desire, a simple desire to buy and own, totally, a particularly delightful, curvaceous property, but perhaps by something else, too, mixed with desire, and powerful lu...	10
18	133	The collar gave her a sense of belonging, a sense of security; too, it was, in its way, a proclamation of her value; it testified that men wanted her, that she had been found fair enough to collar, that she was desired as a female, that she had been found worth enslaving; too, it made it clear, to h...	10
18	352	Did they truly not know her worth, what she deserved? How was it then that she had been purchased by a tarnmaster, a fellow not even of high caste? She wondered what he had paid for her.	10
18	363	This, doubtless, was what she was worth, in herself.	10
19	762	Free women may be priceless, but, thus, they are worth nothing.	10
25	39	Yes, long ago, on Earth, in my most secret dreams, in my most feared and forbidden, but persistent, exciting, delicious and fascinating thoughts, I wondered what it might be to be a slave! I had wondered, too, what I might be truly worth, if anything, what I might bring in an open market, sold raw, ...	10
25	698	With what would you reward a man who betrays his manhood? What will you give him that is worth more than his manhood? And I do not even comment on the other side of the coin, except to say that it is one coin, and it has another side.	10
25	732	Show them that you are worth a high price! There were twenty-one bids on you, even from the exhibition cage.	10
25	734	Show them you are worth even more! She stood then before the men, apprehensive, but slave beautiful.	10
25	740	Doubtless many Gorean women, and doubtless many of Earth, as well, have stood naked before a mirror, regarding themselves, and asked themselves if they were worth enslaving, if they were beautiful enough to be a female slave.	10
25	820	Show these rugged, virile brutes that your slightness and softness, on sale before them, are worth at least a silver tarsk! Earn yourself a rich master, Ellen! Perform, thought Ellen.	10
25	953	I am not worth that much, she thought.	10
25	954	To be sure, she told herself, it is men who will decide what you are worth, not you.	10
26	378	* * * * Surely, she thought, Selius Arconious knows something of these things! And he paid five pieces of gold, of gold, for me! Perhaps he had a hundred, and they were no more than tarsk-bits to him! What then does that make me worth? Must I not now reassess myself? Am I not again no more than a ch...	10
26	476	"Perhaps you are worth a handful of silver tarsks".	10
26	773	"She is pretty, but she is not worth that much," said a man.	10
26	776	"You see, little vulo," he said, "you are worth that much".	10
26	780	"Do you think you are worth that much?" he asked.	10
26	796	"That is doubtless, objectively, what she is worth," said Portus Canio.	10
26	875	"Then someone paid more for you than you are worth".	10
26	1293	Whereas they may at first shudder in their pens and jerk helplessly, weeping, at their chains, they know, too, on some level, at least, and this appeals profoundly to their vanity, and to the yearning, secret slave within, perhaps hitherto fearing she might be valueless, perhaps hitherto fearing tha...	10
26	1294	Has not every woman wondered if she were attractive enough, or interesting enough, to be a slave? Even the most insolent and beautiful of women, one inordinately vain, one supremely confident of her worth and beauty, even inveterately, snobbishly so, in her customary interactions and relations with ...	10
27	58	"But you are not worth twenty silver tarsks," he said angrily.	10
27	459	Ellen put her cheek against the spoke of the wagon wheel, better understanding her worth on this world.	10
27	1519	Men bid silver upon me, silver!" "You are worth no more than a handful of tarsk-bits," said Selius Arconious.	10
27	3144	You might meet another woman worth taking".	10
30	64	They are obedient vessels of sexual pleasure; they are subservient, lascivious beasts, anxious to please; they are summonable; they hope to be summoned; they are needful and zealous; one buys them for pleasure, and from them one will have one's money's worth, and a thousand times more.	10
30	115	"I think, Ellen," she said to herself, "that you are worth money, yes, money, serious money.	10

Book 28. (26 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
45	47	They are then priced at what men will pay for them, some priced higher than others, as worth more coins, some priced lower than others, as worth fewer coins".	10
76	14	Not just any woman is worth a collar; not just any woman is worth buying and selling, or having at your feet.	10
1	356	Her own womanhood insists on this, as does her pride, her self-image, her concern for her own desirability, her sense of her own worth and value as a female.	10
1	608	That pet, she was sure, would not be worth a collar.	10
4	176	What woman has not wondered what she might be worth, what men would pay for her? If a female wishes to understand what she is, let her consult her fantasies, her dreams.	10
8	105	That is the way men prefer it and, too, of course, they must under no circumstances be confused with free women, who are of course infinitely beyond them in dignity and worth.	10
8	106	The slave is worth less than the dirt beneath the sandals of a free woman.	10
20	82	"If I am guilty of treason," he continued, "it is not treason against the species and the world, but against one who would betray the honor of the species and the world, a dissembler and deceiver, an opportunist and thief, a liar and seeker of power, a true traitor to worth, nobility, and valor".	10
20	99	"You are interested in abetting revolution, in spreading division in the Steel World?" "I suppose my life now," said Cabot, "will be worth little, if Lord Pyrrhus goes free".	10
24	76	"She is not worth your love," said Cabot.	10
24	77	"Not worth the love of a beast!" she scoffed.	10
24	79	"Not worth the love even of a beast".	10
24	134	He is not worth your stroke".	10
27	193	I may be worth as much as a silver tarsk".	10
32	138	"That is what she is worth," said the Lady Bina.	10
33	221	"I think you are clearly worth two tarsks," he said, "and, stripped, I think you would sell for such, in almost any market".	10
34	190	"Yes," said Cabot, "otherwise you would not be worth buying and selling".	10
36	212	"I have never seen a kaiila, Master," she said, "but I understand I am worth far less than one, let alone the great tarn of which I have been told, but, too, have not seen".	10
43	408	You, you lovely piece of goods, you delightful bit of merchandise, are worth coins".	10
64	164	Too, most female slaves are worth less than a sleen, certainly less than a good sleen".	10
70	102	"It is worth my life, is it not?" "She is worthless," said Cabot.	10
76	18	Is she not well worth chaining?" Thus, it is not surprising that many slaves, after a time, are not only well pleased with their collars, but find themselves proud to be collared.	10
79	228	This assures them of the nature of such women, that they are worthy only of wearing collars and serving their betters, and, thus, in the same way, in this, they find, inversely, evidence of their own incomparable worth and innate superiority.	10
79	308	She is profoundly reassured of her specialness, her worth, her importance, her identity, slave, her desirability, her womanhood.	10
79	373	"Show them you are worth owning!" called Cabot, laughing.	10
79	589	"Certainly worth a collar, as many others".	10

Book 29. (24 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	440	What greater intimacy can there be between a man and a woman than that the woman is wholly his, that she is literally owned, that she is his possession, his slave? "Your body is well worth wanting," I said, "but if it were not animated, not living, not whole with feelings, emotions, and thoughts, it...	10
38	133	They must be aware that men are conjecturing their lineaments, curiously, even idly, appraisingly, wondering if, under all that paraphernalia, all those wrappings, there might be something worth putting to its knees, worth collaring, and owning.	10
3	76	It can be worth an arm to try to separate fighting sleen.	10
3	672	"To be sure," I said, "she will not be worth much on the block if she has been mauled by a sleen".	10
4	218	"They are certificates of their attractiveness, that they are of interest to men, that they have been found worth collaring".	10
4	317	"Then you will finally be worth something.	10
7	354	On the other hand, the sex lives of slaves are a thousand times richer and deeper than those of a free woman, if the free woman, with her hauteur and grandeur, has anything worth considering a sex life.	10
10	194	"'Gre-gor-e-white' and 'Mar-gar-et-went-worth'," said Lord Nishida.	10
10	573	How free she was then, kneeling at his feet, and how right, and perfect! Too, it betokened that she was a woman of value, that she had worth, that she could be bought and sold.	10
10	579	I have been found worth collaring".	10
15	27	"But now," I said, "she has no more than her slave worth, and that is very little".	10
15	152	"She is now a slave, and would be worth something, even if only a few copper tarsks.	10
18	152	In any event, the historical explanation, for what it is worth, is that Priest-Kings arranged their laws in such matters based on indulgently codifying what they took to be current human practices in such matters.	10
20	177	It took only a moment to see that Licinius Lysias was well worth his fee, which had doubtless been considerable.	10
22	264	"This one might be worth as much as a silver tarsk".	10
22	269	She then has a better sense of what she is worth, as what she is, as a collar property, to masters.	10
26	162	Even women who sell as pot girls and kettle-and-mat girls are often well worth looking at twice, and bidding on.	10
26	176	"Worth nothing, unexchanged.	10
26	281	"No woman is worth that much," said Seremides.	10
26	282	"Honor is worth much more," I said.	10
38	158	And what might it be, they might wonder, which has won them this incredible, welcome reprieve, temporary as it might be, from the ax or torch? Could it be that it is their sex and beauty, their exquisite features and lovely slave curves, to which they may have hitherto given little thought, save for...	10
38	448	She intuitively understood that as a free woman she was worthless, save perhaps as food to the beasts, but might, as a slave, have whatever worth a slave might have.	10
40	116	Would it not be pleasant to have her there, or one similar? Too, it is they, such slaves, who know what it is to be owned, and they will labor mightily, fearing to be deprived of their most profound fulfillments, to be found worth keeping.	10
43	104	"How can his sword be of great value," I asked, "if it has cost you six men?" "Is such a sword not worth six men?" asked Lord Nishida.	10

Book 30. (32 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	105	Might one not be worth a galley, and might not one slave be worth several slaves?" "It would depend on the slave," I said.	10
3	700	Were such as I so common that we were not worth our pursuit? I was elated to be free of him, but frightened, as well, for who would now protect me? And, oddly, my vanity was offended.	10
3	1310	"Perhaps you now have a better understanding of your worth," I said, "as compared to other women".	10
3	1452	Yes, I thought, certainly well worth forty copper tarsks.	10
8	185	Too, interestingly, a slave may sometimes desire to be whipped, perhaps to reassure her of her master's attention, that she is still important to him, that he regards her as still his slave, that he regards her as still worth whipping, and perhaps, sometimes, she simply desires to be whipped, to be ...	10
8	493	But what might that be? Also, as she could recognize him, her death might be worth far more to him than the gold her delivery to Ar might bring.	10
10	82	To be sure, she would be worth much in Ar.	10
10	83	I wondered if she would be worth more at the foot of a man's couch.	10
12	126	How desperately they strive to please the auctioneer, to present themselves as superb merchandise, as goods well worth bringing home! How they strive to win a buyer! It is not pleasant to be returned to the cage, unsold.	10
12	548	Also, that there were clearly two men involved is worth noting".	10
15	128	So the dreaded master of the elite Taurentians had come to this? I wondered if he would be any longer regarded as worth the impaling spear in Ar.	10
21	22	"Please ponder their worth, noble lord," said Tyrtaios.	10
21	375	"Show that you are worth owning".	10
21	716	"But that is common with women whom men find worth putting on a chain".	10
24	247	It might be worth one's life to do so.	10
24	347	"It is worth what it is to you," I said.	10
25	358	How they, former conspirators, now helpless, hated one another! It occurred to me that the occupants of that tiny enclosure were worth a fortune.	10
25	368	She had become an excellent piece of collar meat, perhaps worth even two silver tarsks.	10
26	164	Her passage was such as might elicit soft whistles, the smacking of lips, explicit speculations as to her value off the block, or her worth in the furs.	10
26	321	"For what it is worth," I said, "I find you a hundred times more beautiful, and a thousand times more desirable, than the former Ubara of Ar".	10
28	83	Thus I was trying, for what it was worth, to conceal the identity of the two slaves.	10
29	42	They have sought your service, paid for it with good coin, which you accepted, and brought you here, in trust, across vast, green Thassa, to the World's End, that you may prove your worth and earn your pay, that you may teach those of these islands the honor, the prowess, and might of the archers, s...	10
31	54	"I know a slave," he said, "who would be worth gold in Ar".	10
33	76	To be sure, this question was a test, as much as anything, to help me ascertain her depth, and worth.	10
33	180	Clearly the slave did not begin to be worth so much.	10
34	32	A female found worth being collared by men".	10
34	233	It seemed to me a complex, but sorry world, one crowded and polluted, one of noise, fumes, and smoke, of pushing and shoving, one of haste with few places to go, or worth going, one without much love, and one, clearly, without Home Stones, if one can conceive of such a world.	10
37	442	The female serving slave of a free woman is likely to be modestly tunicked, whereas the slave of a free man is likely to be tunicked in such a manner as to make it clear to other men that she was worth buying.	10
37	563	"And poor Alcinoë," she said, "as a gift, may be worth but, say, five silver tarsks".	10
37	575	"Now a gift of true worth," she said, "is presented by a slave to her master, with the affection and regard of Lord Nishida and Tarl Cabot, commander of the tarn cavalry of Lord Temmu".	10
37	576	"You are the gift of true worth," said Callias to the slave.	10
37	591	"I knew, of course, that the garment contained such things," she said, "but I did not know how many or of what worth".	10

Book 31. (30 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	79	Do you think slaves do not have natures, even though their natures may be scarcely worth noticing, and despicable? We do have our natures.	10
5	298	"I can give you money, much money! I can make it worth your while, very much so!" I recalled that a fellow in the house had said something like 'forty, perhaps sixty' in response to another's question.	10
5	391	"Doubtless they are worth far more than I would sell for," I said.	10
7	575	A week would not pass without my declining several offers for outings, afternoons or evenings, with such, while I would select from amongst such offers those few which I deemed suitable, those which might prove eventually to be to my advantage, those from suitably positioned young men, young men wor...	10
8	671	And is not flirting, I thought, even on my former world, an act of display, hinting, alluding, presenting oneself as something vivacious, attractive, sparkling, as something of interest, something worth investigating, and acquiring, an object of desire? I had muchly enjoyed such games, the suggestin...	10
8	747	"Are we worth so little?" I asked.	10
8	1246	"Surely worth something," said the auctioneer.	10
8	1338	"She is not worth so much," said the fellow.	10
8	2080	"She is not worth a silver tarsk," said Menon.	10
10	823	For some fellows, Goreans, having such a woman in a collar might be worth more than what she will bring in gold, thrown stripped and shackled to the foot of a Ubar's throne.	10
10	1181	Would that not be a rich Gorean joke, at the expense of a helpless slave, a joke worth recounting in the taverns? "You are Allison, the barbarian slut of the Lady Bina, are you not?" asked the voice.	10
15	103	Did it never occur to my mistress, or the beast, that I might be stolen, that someone might regard me as worth stealing? My own suspicion in these matters, of course, was that the public chaining of slaves was likely to have less to do with the dangers of slave theft, and more to do with the gratifi...	10
17	340	He had been cruel, but had I been found wanting? Was I so poor a slave, so unattractive a slave? Had my lips not been formed, at his command, as a slave's lips, readied for attention? Had I not, eyes closed, waited, until I had been ignored or rejected, and my pursed lips put to a stone wall, agains...	10
18	83	How different were things now, from my former world! How far were we all, now, from the banalities, the boredoms, the competitions, and trivialities of the sorority! How meaningless we had been, how worthless! We now had worth, some value, at least what coin we might bring.	10
18	170	When one is offering a woman, of course, one wants it to be clear that she may be worth buying.	10
20	29	What presumption, what insolence! Did she think she was a free woman, whose love was of inestimable value, a priceless gift, a love worth having? She was a slave.	10
21	88	How angry I was! How I hated Desmond of Harfax! Was I, the former Allison Ashton-Baker, worth so little? To be sure, she was now only kajira.	10
21	92	Sometimes this is done to try out a prospective slave, to see if she is worth buying.	10
21	101	"It is not that I think her worth that, of course," said Desmond.	10
21	102	"I would suppose her use worth would be something like a quarter or an eighth of a tarsk-bit, if that.	10
22	146	"It is worth a golden tarsk in Ar," said Trachinos.	10
26	370	"I love you!" "Of what worth is the love of a worthless slave?" he asked.	10
26	371	"Of no worth, Master," I said.	10
26	450	"Even a petty slave," he said, "of little worth, may bring a good price if she kicks, and squirms, and gasps and moans, and writhes well".	10
49	437	"Is this," she asked, looking at the coin, "all your use was worth?" "I had nothing to say about it," I said.	10
49	450	You are worth what men will pay for you".	10
49	451	"At least," I said, "we have some sense then of what we are worth".	10
52	285	"The pens are filled with slaves, well worth collaring, and training to one's taste".	10
52	290	"I remain unimportant, and meaningless, of course, as I am a slave, Master," I said, "but I think I am different now from what I was, perhaps a little better, perhaps a bit more worth owning.	10
52	503	"See that you are worth keeping," he said.	10

Book 32. (21 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
38	110	I was surprised at the remark of the leader, as a sleen, a trained sleen, is commonly worth several slaves, just as a tarn is commonly worth several more.	10
4	117	What are its women worth, save to be slaves? Collar them, master them.	10
5	109	Do they not want us so? Surely an intelligent woman should bring a higher price, should be worth more in a collar, a slave collar.	10
5	257	The coin is worth only what it will buy This is obvious, but many on my former world, oddly enough, seem unaware of this.	10
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	279	Why did they not better protect it? It can be worth a man's life to try to take a free woman from a Gorean city, even a slave.	10
6	440	"Making this worth our while," I said.	10
8	44	I did not think my sword was worth that much more than that of others.	10
8	143	She was not worth a silver tarsk, but one does not always buy, or sell, with purely economic considerations in mind.	10
11	37	For what it was worth, the free men with the small caravan did not seem much better off.	10
21	161	Keep clearly in mind, it is worth gold and silver, and such, to you, only if it reaches its intended destination.	10
21	331	"It is worth nothing to you," said the beast.	10
22	90	"What do you think you are worth?" I asked.	10
39	640	"It is worth five, perhaps ten, of her".	10
39	646	In the market I would be worth far less than such a beast.	10
40	74	I suspected it would be worth someone's life to attack Axel, if Homines were about.	10
43	469	"Clearly she is worth more now," he said.	10
43	705	Is she not worth regarding? Is she of so little interest? "Please approach," called Genserich to me, from across the camp.	10
43	1116	The mariners and their five mercenaries rummaged through the packs, and relieved the bound prisoners of their wallets and whatever paraphernalia they deemed worth gathering in.	10
52	559	"Far more than you are worth," snapped my captor.	10
52	560	"Not more than I was worth to Axel of Argentum," she said.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	193	Is it worth the expenditure of blood and gold? Surely many believe so, certainly if others may be brought to pay the price.	10
12	12	"I wonder if she is worth a fukuro of rice," I said.	10
12	17	The collar does not diminish a woman's vanity; indeed, it may increase it, perhaps to her surprise, for not every woman is found worth collaring.	10
12	100	On the other hand, I found it worth noting that he had volunteered this information.	10
17	28	"It seems likely," I said, "your noble ally, the barbarian, Tyrtaios, reached the castle of Lord Temmu astride a tarn, secretly, by night, and likely, as well, that my tarn, for such beasts are of great worth, if it were practical, would have been acquired.	10
20	325	"She is not worth the cord that would bind her," he said.	10
21	108	It is perhaps worth mentioning, though it deals with a woman.	10