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Book 1. (10 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	109	Tired of this strange business, I set the envelope aside and turned my attention to the chili, which was now bubbling over the small campfire.	10
2	17	Aside from these things and two stone blocks, perhaps chairs, and a mat on one side, the room was bare; the walls and ceiling and floor were smooth as marble, and a classic white.	10
2	265	Then silently the door in the wall slid aside, and he strode from the room.	10
4	166	Aside from candidates for the status of Warrior, none of my caste was permitted to enter the Council armed.	10
10	133	We, with Talena, shared a tent, and, to Kazrak's amusement, I set aside a portion of the tent for the girl's private use, protecting it with a silk hanging.	10
11	108	I fumbled with the collar at her throat, unlocked it, threw it aside.	10
12	147	Impatiently I set the stone aside.	10
14	84	I turned just in time to knock the impaling lance aside as, carried by two men, it plunged toward my back.	10
16	112	There was an agonized silence, and then the guard stepped aside.	10
17	37	It signifies a truce, literally the temporary putting aside of weapons.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	107	I could make nothing of it, and threw it aside.	10
14	44	I jerked the whip from his hand, and with my arm struck him aside.	10
15	80	Aside from the mask, metallic, cold, glittering as always, I decided the Tatrix might be beautiful.	10
26	121	It is time to put aside the pen.	10

Book 3. (23 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	The Initiate and I gazed evenly at one another, and then he stepped aside, as he must have done many times.	10
12	5	I stepped aside as a flat, sluglike creature, clinging with several legs to a small transportation disk, swept by.	10
12	85	Hardly had his delicate foot touched the button than a panel slid aside and two handsome men, of the most symmetrical form and features with shaven heads and clad in the purple, plastic tunics of slaves, entered the room and prostrated themselves before the dais.	10
12	181	I thrust one aside with my left arm and crushed my fist into the face of the second.	10
13	39	I stepped aside.	10
14	177	With his two forelegs he gently lifted it and moved it aside.	10
15	43	In the front of this assembly, one by one, thin metal disks would snap into place, a light would flash as some energy transaction occurred, and then the disk would snap aside, immediately to be replaced by another.	10
17	144	Then once again, aside from the blackened grass and stone, the scene was peaceful.	10
18	4	I gathered that the Muls to whom I spoke, who seemed well enough disposed towards me, simply did not know what was meant, in spite of the fact that several of them had been bred in the Nest, in the breeding cases located in certain special vivaria set aside for the purpose.	10
20	100	Swiftly and efficiently he placed her wrists in retaining devices mounted in the cylinder and, with a small, curved knife, removed her clothing, which he cast aside.	10
27	141	This time even before he was near her she again turned aside that ancient, brownish, discolored head.	10
27	259	A hideous splash of greenish fluid struck me in the face and I leaped aside, in the same movement shaking my head and wiping the back of my fist across my eyes.	10
27	324	"I said nothing to him but I considered what he had said, and I thought on this matter, and at last—in league with the Second Born, who has since succumbed to the Pleasures of the Golden Beetle, I set aside a female egg to be concealed from Sarm beyond the Nest".	10
30	64	But now that Misk's forces possessed a similar weapon Sarm, in fear, set his own similar devices aside.	10
30	74	The Priest-Kings themselves said nothing, explained nothing, to their dumbfounded human companions but merely laid aside their weapons and approached the Beetles.	10
30	76	It was not more than a day later before one of Sarm's own scouts laid aside his weapon and, as the Priest-Kings say, succumbed to the Pleasures of the Golden Beetle.	10
32	27	Together Misk and I, as the blue lavalike mass began to hiss over the rubble bubbling towards us, forced aside the great block of stone and Misk tenderly gathered up the broken carcass of Sarm in his forelegs and he and I sped toward the opening, and the blue molten flux of burning, seething, hissin...	10
32	226	He lifted aside the fold of Vika's robes which I had drawn about her face.	10
32	314	She pulled aside the folds of his robe and I saw her touch his face which seemed filled with tears.	10
32	321	"Stand aside," said Parp, and I barely knew the voice that spoke.	10
32	322	But I stood aside.	10
33	65	At the end of this long but speedily delivered prayer, refrains to which were rapidly furnished by the Initiates massed about him, he cried, "Oh Priest-Kings, let this our last sacrifice turn aside your wrath.	10
33	160	"Go in peace," said the Initiate, stepping aside.	10

Book 4. (15 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	163	He pulled aside the wind scarf with one hand, and his face, though black, bore the same marks as the others.	10
5	10	I was told by Kamchak that once an army of a thousand wagons turned aside because a swarm of rennels, poisonous, crablike desert insects, did not defend its broken nest, crushed by the wheel of the lead wagon.	10
5	74	"Stand aside, you fool!" cried a girl's voice, and, to my astonishment, astride the saddle of the monster I espied a girl, young, astonishingly beautiful, vital, angry, pulling at the control straps of the animal.	10
7	55	Aside from the collar on her throat she, like the other girls on the platform, wore only the Sirik.	10
8	27	I originally regarded the Omen Year as a rather pointless institution, but I came to see later that there is much to be said for it: it brings the Wagon Peoples together from time to time, and in this time, aside from the simple values of being together, there is much bosk trading and some exchange ...	10
9	134	In donning the camisk the girl will tie the camisk behind the back of her neck; the rather vertical bar then falls before her, and she will then pull it to the sides, and tie it behind her back, this providing some shielding, though not much, for the beauty of her bosom; the farther part of the bar,...	10
12	59	Aside from the bells and collar she wore only several strings of diamonds wrapped about the collar, some dangling from it, with the bells.	10
12	505	Flinging the paga bottle aside, a swirl of the liquid flying out of it, I whirled and saw, some fifty feet away, between two wagons, the dark figure of the hooded man, he of the Clan of Torturers, who had been following me.	10
14	79	Aside from his weeping I could hear only the crackle of the torch that lit the interior of the rent dome.	10
22	47	"Pass, Commanders," said the chief of the four guards, and they stepped aside.	10
24	8	Aside from these there remained few pockets of organized resistance in the city, though here and there, in alleys and on roof tops, small groups of Turians furtively and sporadically attempted to carry the war to the invaders.	10
25	337	Then she had put the comb aside and had retied the Koora, binding back her hair.	10
25	341	"I think I know why Kamchak gave you to me—aside from the fact that I suppose he thought I could use a pretty wench about the wagon".	10
25	496	When I had finished I set the wine crater aside and looked on the girl.	10
25	649	My hands parted the Pleasure Silk and cast it aside.	10

Book 5. (17 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	81	Kazrak, who had been Administrator of the City for several years, had been popular but his straightforward attention, after he had put aside the Red of the Warrior and donned the Brown of the Administrator, to numerous and complex civil and economic matters, such as reform of the courts and laws and...	10
15	22	"Excellent," said Ho-Tu, putting aside his spoon.	10
17	282	Lana scrambled to her feet, angry, her pitcher of wine set aside on the wet, red stones.	10
17	314	Virginia Kent, to my amazement, put aside the pitcher of wine.	10
18	12	"Stand aside," said Ho-Tu.	10
18	43	"Stand aside!" cried Ho-Tu, not turning, his fists clenched.	10
18	44	"Stand aside, Slave!" "No!" cried Sura.	10
18	327	I could see the bread ovens in one wall; the long fire pit over which could be put cooking racks, the mountings for spits and kettle hooks; the fire pit was mostly black now, but, here and there, I could see a few broken sticks of glowing charcoal; aside from this, the light in the room came from on...	10
18	374	I strode back to him, stepping aside not to brush against a wet, silken, blazing-eyed urt scampering along the edge of the corridor wall.	10
21	225	It is a gift I have sought not to exercise, a gift I have feared, and sometimes would put aside, but cannot do so.	10
21	227	The steel struck my own and I parried the blow, moving the blade aside easily.	10
22	105	"Yes," said the leader of the men, "Gladius of Cos!" His three companions, putting aside their bows, rushed to prepare the wheeled platform.	10
22	350	An attendant for the Steels unlocked the hobble from the right leg of the bird and leaped aside.	10
22	531	The tarnsmen, packed together, impeding one another's movements, were fodder for the slaughter of the Tuchuk bow, and then, crying out with fear, they turned aside their mounts and broke before us.	10
23	54	He put aside the things he had brought with him.	10
23	173	I stepped aside and it clattered past.	10
24	286	Men stood aside.	10

Book 6. (13 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	112	I moved my head aside as a torch, in the hands of a slave of the warriors of Port Kar, flashed by.	10
9	40	Aside from this they were not, at the time we had entered the city, secured, save that a long length of binding fiber, knotted about the left ankle of each, tied them together.	10
13	116	She had shuddered as though I had suddenly drawn aside her clothing.	10
14	59	To be sure, there are many factors involved here, and one might suppose triple banks following the model of the single-banked, three-men-three-oars-to-a-bench type, and so on, but, putting aside questions of the size of vessel required for such arrangements, we may simply note, without commenting fu...	10
14	431	I cast the veil aside.	10
15	4	That sword, shortly after coming to Port Kar, I had put aside, and purchased others.	10
15	487	Now, aside from her collar and brand, standing before me, she wore only slave bracelets.	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
17	357	Already, below me, I saw tarns being unhooded, and the straps that bound their beaks being unbuckled, and cast aside.	10
18	508	I put aside the admiral's sword.	10
18	510	Our lips brushed as I thrust her aside, and ran to the ladder.	10
18	692	Claudius threw aside his swirling cloak and, warily, approached the boy.	10
18	693	Claudius was an excellent swordsman, but, in moments, the boy, Fish, had stepped away from him, and wiped his blade on the flung-aside cloak.	10

Book 7. (19 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	414	I suddenly understood, as I had not before, how on Earth my position and my wealth had created an aura about me, that made lesser people respect me and move aside when I wished to pass, that made them deferential to me, eager to please me, fearful should they fail to do so.	10
7	454	One of the problems high-caste women had with such girls, I had heard from Ute, aside from finding one who was satisfactory, was their tendency to sneak away into the alleys, seeking furtive liaisons with male slaves.	10
8	580	That afternoon, Targo called me aside.	10
8	966	I then put the bota aside on the grass.	10
8	1007	Another of the guards, laughing, untied the double loop of binding fiber which belted her camisk and, drawing the fiber about her body, as she cried out, threw it aside.	10
8	1124	Some of the girls threw aside their clubs.	10
8	1134	Verna looked at her with contempt, and then drew aside the spear.	10
9	7	They stopped only long enough to lift aside some branches and take up the light spears, and bows and arrows, which they had hidden there.	10
10	18	His face was still the painted clown's face, but he had put aside his silly robes, the tufted hat.	10
10	38	He put aside the towel.	10
10	651	It unfastened the buckled collar at its throat and cast it aside.	10
11	379	She is dressed, if dressed, in a certain way, which excites both her and men; she must obey; she is familiar with bonds and being made helpless, which, aside from the security involved, impresses the mastery upon her and is sexually stimulating; she is vulnerable, and she is, for most practical purp...	10
11	812	They turned aside into the darkness, padding away.	10
13	206	In our case, of course, aside from such general considerations, we had a very special reason for destroying the trap.	10
13	439	She put aside her work and stood up.	10
14	424	One justification, incidentally, aside from a greater splendor of garmenture, and a greater dignity, and such, for the discrepancy between the garmenture of the free woman and the slave is that the difference is designed to lessen the dangers of predation amongst free women, and divert the acquisiti...	10
15	538	The slave girl reached down and snatched up the bit of red silk she had dropped aside and, holding it, with a jangle of slave bells, fled from the tent of her master.	10
15	1072	"Put it aside, Slave," she snapped.	10
15	1507	He threw it aside.	10

Book 8. (18 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	112	Again, through my memory, flashed the vague image of the side of her head, as she slipped past, and her hair, moving aside.	10
3	141	Aside from her chains, confining her wrists and ankles, she wore only her collar.	10
6	566	I thrust her aside with my foot, furious.	10
6	632	I passed her bit of loot about, and cast aside the scrap of leather in which she had wrapped her small horde.	10
7	97	I pushed aside branches, and slipped through.	10
7	125	Who knew, in time, how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? I pushed aside more branches, and leaves, slipping between them.	10
8	281	I heard the cries of pursuit, the sounds of branches being broken and rudely thrust aside.	10
9	409	They had set aside their weapons.	10
9	456	The girls cast aside the spears.	10
11	584	Without being told, she went to the collar, lying in the dirt, which Marlenus had cast aside.	10
11	807	Marlenus set aside the board, and looked upon her.	10
11	808	He had now set aside the things of men, and was ready for her, a woman.	10
15	974	As the girls stood straight in the coffle, looking directly ahead, fearing not to, I, from behind, one by one, moving their hair aside, snapped a slave collar on the throat of each.	10
20	26	"Stand aside!" screamed a man.	10
20	132	The two men working at the spear jerked it free of the wood and the body, impaled, was rudely thrown aside.	10
21	43	Sarus, angrily, violently, thrust her aside.	10
22	108	"Pa-Kur is alive!" I screamed, rising up, throwing aside the furs.	10
22	853	Then she threw aside the switch and disappeared into the forest.	10

Book 9. (10 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	701	I flung aside the blanket and the captain's chair.	10
3	312	It is true, however, questions of the origin of the name aside, that bondmaids, stripped, are often taught obedience under its lash.	10
4	166	Gorm moved aside eight narrow planks from the loose decking.	10
8	139	I, too, cast aside the perfumer's gown.	10
10	347	Many were the bids on Gunnhild, shouted from the crowd, but the Forkbeard waved such offers aside.	10
14	115	I brushed aside one of the hanging vessels of bronze, a tharlarion-oil lamp which, on its chain, hung from the ceiling, some forty feet above.	10
15	25	Twice we were pursued, but, in the midst of the scents, and distracted by fresh blood, our pursuers turned aside.	10
17	263	Another man threw aside his shield and jerked open the shirt at his chest, looking into the valley.	10
18	439	He threw it aside.	10
18	575	He accepted the driving blows, like iron thunderbolts, on his own blade, turning them aside.	10

Book 10. (29 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	507	Fist by fist, my hand on the back of her small, delicious neck, preventing her from escaping, I slowly removed her veil from her, then threw it aside.	10
2	164	She was obviously untrained, a clumsy wench, as stupid and raw, aside from a few rapings, as an uncooked piece of bosk meat, a naive, ignorant wench, a wench obviously new to slavery.	10
2	429	I stood aside as a chain of male slaves was herded by, with spear butts.	10
4	3	With my scimitar tip I lifted aside a curtain.	10
4	26	Aside from her veil, and her collar, in the kurdah, she was stark naked.	10
4	297	She struck him twice before he, angry, took the quirt from her and threw it aside.	10
4	414	When I had first informed her of this, she had said, "Thank you, Master," acidly, and put aside the tiny scrap of diaphanous yellow silk.	10
5	546	I had seen men withdrawing from the path of his kaiila, standing aside, lifting their hands to him.	10
5	741	At a signal from Ibn Saran, Alyena drew the veil about her body, and around it, and, with one small hand, threw it aside.	10
5	793	What if she had gone to Earth? I thought of her briefly amidst the hypocrisies and pollutions of Earth, on the pavements, reflected in the shop windows, in miniskirts or tailored suits, seeming a woman and yet in that raging, mechanistic, politically pathological culture, brought about by the organi...	10
5	797	Was this so fearful for a woman, I wondered, for a real woman, a natural woman, a feminine woman? Could they truly believe biology, and millions of years of evolution, were socially constructed artifacts that might be swept aside with impunity, without consequences, in order to promote self-serving ...	10
5	849	At that instant, buffeting guards aside, sending them sprawling, to our amazement, in the carved, turret-shaped portal of the great room, claws scratching on the tiles, appeared a war kaiila, in full trappings, mounted by a veiled warrior in swirling burnoose.	10
8	33	Once, the lofty palms small behind me, I had to turn aside, to avoid being buffeted by the return of the last of the search parties.	10
11	4	Hassan turned aside his kaiila, with its single rein, and continued our journey, his nine men, myself, and the slave girl, Alyena, following, on our kaiila.	10
12	426	I threw aside the kaiila crop.	10
12	554	Near the red silk I had cast aside, when donning the desert garments of the guard, on the tiles, I saw the vulgar, wooden, rounded, yellow slave beads, the necklace, which I had not chosen to permit being placed upon me.	10
13	297	Aside from her jewelries, her bells, the oval and collar, the cosmetics, the heady slave perfume, she wore six ribbons of silk, yellow, three before and three behind, some four feet in length, descending from her collar.	10
21	198	It lay in the sand, curled, its head facing away from the wind, like something discarded, needed no longer, cast aside.	10
21	520	Perhaps the Kur with whom I had trekked had, with the frenzy of a Kur's strength, wrenched it aside, before meeting the four charges of the other Kur's weapon.	10
22	43	At the level, where the sand ringed the fuselage of the ship, I drank deeply, then I threw aside the flask.	10
22	109	I did not take the shirt but threw it aside, for it was bloodied.	10
24	114	Her eye, as she put aside the tiny bottle of perfume, was caught by the bit of silk, lying to one side on the vanity.	10
24	283	She looked aside, angrily.	10
24	690	One of the many pleasures of bondage from the point of view of the female, aside from such things as her pride in her master, her joy in serving, the ecstasies associated with her frequent and profound usage, and such, is understanding herself as, what she is, a feminine woman, a true woman, categor...	10
24	974	I threw aside the robes of the man of the Salt Ubar.	10
25	108	He swept aside his wind veil.	10
25	472	I removed the bonds from the girl, and threw them aside.	10
26	235	I did not brush aside the curtain.	10
26	1208	Further, Gor was the true prize of the planets rotating about the sun, not the Earth, for, in the name of rights and liberty, and business, the fools of Earth, confused by the rhetoric of law and morality, shielding short-sighted greed and madness, had stood aside, permitting the poisoning of the ai...	10

Book 11. (36 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	153	They had covered the area thoroughly, even turning aside long grass with the blades of their spears.	10
2	450	He cast his own shield aside, into the grass.	10
2	1114	In his presence, aside from my fear and vulnerability, I felt, for the first time in my life, certain deep, and overwhelming and indescribable sensations.	10
2	1170	My captor had put aside his shield and spear.	10
3	51	Then a long-legged dream of a girl, Eta, had stood, timidly, near the entrance to the camp, where thorn brush had been wedged aside, during the daylight hours.	10
3	99	I stood aside, alone.	10
3	313	When the young man had finished with her he stood up and unknotted the hood from his head, casting it aside.	10
3	785	He threw it aside into the grass.	10
5	285	Then, wearied, furious, the Lady Sabina cast aside the switch, turned, and went back to her tent.	10
5	480	We were buffeted aside.	10
7	938	He did not throw aside the furs of my master, nor those of the other men.	10
7	1015	He stood beside the furs, and slipped aside his tunic.	10
8	190	Aside from these common uses, sleen are put to other uses, too.	10
8	321	They stepped aside, as though I might have been a free woman.	10
9	329	Then, when he had won, fully and completely, he cast me aside, ridding himself of me, giving me away".	10
9	1552	Indeed, it is sometimes encouraged, to pacify young men whose natural aggressions otherwise might turn aside into destructive channels.	10
9	2060	Thurnus set aside the cup.	10
12	464	Then he turned aside, to pursue another girl.	10
12	580	I cast the bells aside.	10
14	268	We tore aside our silks in the room of preparation.	10
16	24	During the day the tarpaulins are usually laid aside, unless they are tied over the cages to discipline the girls.	10
16	25	There are two major advantages to having the tarpaulins put aside.	10
18	175	I sensed him move aside some furs.	10
20	372	He had made me serve him! He had made me love him, and had then, when it pleased him, his sport done, thrown me aside, giving me to peasants! A bold plan, relentless and terrible, formed in my mind.	10
22	544	It was itself a ship of Cos, running, and could not, in the time, given the proximity of the ships, turn sufficiently aside.	10
22	662	With his foot he kicked aside the rep-cloth which he had torn open.	10
22	720	I climbed to the deck of our quarry, she whom we had sought, the Luciana of Telnus, forcing aside my alarmed men, but moments before she went under.	10
22	759	I was bound at his mercy, my bit of tunic torn aside, on a particle of wreckage on a great sea.	10
26	18	I, kneeling, removed her sandals, kissing each and laying it aside.	10
26	256	He looked aside, casually, as he returned the bill of enslavement to his tunic.	10
26	456	Outside, in the outer room, I put the iron aside, on the tiles, near his belongings.	10
27	390	I slipped the tunic over my head and, hastily, cast it aside.	10
27	677	He slapped aside my head, bringing blood to my mouth.	10
28	324	He put aside his shield and spear, to lift me to my feet as his equal.	10
29	49	He had cast aside the virginal girl, arrogantly, in a warrior's gesture, leaving her for whomsoever might find and desire her.	10
29	115	I put the cup aside.	10

Book 12. (41 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	138	I lifted aside the chain which ran to her collar.	10
1	229	I heard the beast snarling and squealing, casting aside the fur with an angry shaking of its body and head.	10
1	467	I put aside the ax.	10
3	16	"Make way!" I, with others in the crowd, stepped aside.	10
3	363	I stepped aside.	10
3	710	I brushed her aside.	10
3	801	If the cord were jerked loose the garment would fall open and could be easily brushed aside, to fall back, loose, behind them, on their cuffed, chained wrists.	10
3	1276	Immediately, flinging aside the food, I began to thrust through the crowd toward him.	10
3	1285	He looked back once and then, thrusting men aside, fought his way to the tent's side.	10
4	230	Then they put it aside.	10
4	575	I tore aside a stake on which canvas was sewn and forced my way between booths.	10
4	576	I thrust aside boxes and another sheet of canvas and stumbled into the adjacent street.	10
4	599	The assailant's hand, that bearing the object of his quest, some curio wrapped in fur, flashed upward, and I turned my head aside as flaming oil from the lamp splashed upon me, the lamp itself struck loose from its tiny chains and flying past my head.	10
4	646	I bent down and brushed aside the canvas, re-entering the booth.	10
4	649	I pulled aside his robes.	10
4	722	I slowly unwrapped the object in my hands, moving the fur softly aside.	10
6	65	"Now stand aside".	10
6	71	"Stand aside," said the captain.	10
6	114	"Stand aside," said the free woman.	10
6	257	One of the girls had lifted aside the first of the free woman's veils, and the other had brushed back the first of her hoods.	10
6	259	Then, despite her protest, the first girl drew aside the last veil which concealed her features, and the second girl brushed back the final hood, revealing her hair, which was blond.	10
6	271	The two girls lifted aside the free woman's robes, until she stood displayed before me.	10
7	175	"Stand aside," I said.	10
7	246	One of the men had set aside his crossbow.	10
10	344	Suddenly a tabuk, better than eleven hands at the shoulder, thrust through the opening, buffeting men aside.	10
10	370	Another log was rolled aside.	10
11	352	At the same time I, casting the bow aside, began the race for the tarn.	10
12	112	"I saw the furs and supplies you put aside for yourself when we were near the wall," he said.	10
12	156	Aside, however, from considerations such as the fewness, comparatively, of their numbers, and their geographical separation, and the pointlessness of an economics of war in their environment, the Innuit seem, also, culturally, or perhaps even genetically, disposed in ways which do not incline one to...	10
12	356	I stepped aside to let a young girl pass, who carried two baskets of eggs, those of the migratory arctic gant.	10
14	68	I lifted aside the tent flap, cautiously.	10
24	42	I put aside my tea.	10
24	165	"Do not make me do that," she begged, turning her head aside, weeping.	10
24	386	"That you are a slave makes you additionally stimulating to the male," I said, "aside from your mere beauty and intelligence".	10
27	150	I had brushed aside a hide flap, though, which was hung over the inner entrance.	10
30	128	I moved his blade aside.	10
35	48	"Aiii!" cried the first man, as I leaped upward, striking him aside with my right hand.	10
35	415	They had brushed aside the chain, paying it no attention.	10
35	803	"Put aside your weapon, slowly," I commanded him.	10
35	806	"Put aside your weapon," I said.	10
35	1249	He put aside his glass.	10

Book 13. (14 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	269	He thrust men aside.	10
6	665	He put aside the pole, and, one hand about her waist, drew her to him, lifting her then over the rail.	10
6	736	The lies of her false civilization cast aside, the veneers of her acculturation rent and discarded, being of no interest to Gorean men, who did not share them, the deepest and most primitive female animal in her would be liberated.	10
9	30	Aside from Sasi what I owned there was either on my person or in the sea bag.	10
11	181	They put aside their shields and short spears and, hauling on the rope, jerked the blond-haired barbarian to her feet.	10
13	581	Tables were being moved aside, that the floor might be cleaned.	10
24	305	After a quarter of an Ahn Kisu laid aside his paddle.	10
29	45	In this particular instance, of course, aside from my irritation at her outburst, I did not want her cries to mark our position in the forest.	10
34	3	It swerved, slashing with its curved tusks, and I only managed to turn it aside with the point of the raider's spear I carried, one of four such weapons we had had since our brief skirmish with raiders, that in which we had obtained our canoe, that which had occurred in the marsh east of Ushindi.	10
34	641	"You understand," I asked, "that you are a meaningless slut, a despicable if a fascinatingly, interestingly curvaceous animal, fit to be treated with only contempt, that you belong at a man's feet, soft and piteous, licking and kissing, petitioning, hoping to, begging to, please, that you are an emb...	10
41	18	Ayari lifted aside vines.	10
47	108	Do not hesitate!" We struck aside more sticks from the rear of the hut and emerged into the rustling darkness behind it.	10
53	69	The effectiveness of the moat, aside from the barrier of the water itself, would become negligible with the passing of the full moon, until the next.	10
54	6	The great building, with its tall columns, some broken, fallen aside, in its ruins, lay behind us.	10

Book 14. (18 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	501	'Have no fear, Miss Henderson,' he said, 'we always save one or two capsules, aside from those allotted to our regular requisitions, in case something worthwhile shows up.	10
7	438	Yet I would be remiss did I not mention that even the most vital, animate slave, delightedly conversing with her master, knows that at a mere snap of his fingers she may have to tear aside her garments and serve him instantly as the lowliest, the most perfect, and the most abject of chain sluts.	10
7	798	I threw the whip aside.	10
10	232	She put the whip aside, on the couch beside me.	10
16	153	Once I had thought they might be following me, men put upon my trail by my mistress to spy upon me, to see if I were discharging her errands perfectly, or if my eyes might stray to the ankles of slave girls, but then, as they had turned aside, it had seemed to me that I must be mistaken.	10
16	191	I shifted my position a little, kneeling now again in the background, aside from the door.	10
16	346	One of the men then threw aside the cover on the wagon.	10
17	70	The Lady Melpomene then laid aside her comb.	10
18	43	Quickly the small crowd dissipated, the free persons turning aside to their duties and the slaves, barefoot, including Taphris, scurrying quickly to their tasks.	10
18	45	Kenneth unbound my ankles and threw aside the binding fiber which had restrained them.	10
19	229	Barus put aside his tallying board and marking stick, and went into a nearby small building, an equipment shed.	10
20	65	He reached for me, and I struck aside his hands, and struck him on the left side of the face.	10
20	238	Then I yielded to the pressure of Kenneth's arm and was guided down the corridor, toward the stall set aside for our fighters.	10
22	281	Then, after a few blows, five blows, she stepped back, and threw aside the whip.	10
22	379	"Bring a slave whip," said the Lady Florence to Pamela, who swiftly brought it to her, from where she had earlier cast it aside.	10
22	612	I did so, dropping aside the half tunic I wore.	10
30	59	A leash, it might be mentioned, aside from its convenience in controlling a slave, particularly the choke leash, is an extremely useful training device.	10
32	299	"Do you truly think to manipulate me with words, to turn me aside with puffs of sound?" I asked.	10

Book 15. (22 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	125	Whereas one may turn aside steel deftly one may also, if one chooses, turn it aside with power, which necessitates an additional exertion on the part of the antagonist to return his steel to the ready position.	10
1	77	In the skies our tarnsmen turned aside the mercenaries of Artemidorus.	10
1	451	I drew it back, then I threw it aside, angrily.	10
4	118	This, aside from having such utilities as reminding the girls that they are total slaves and giving pleasure to the men who look upon them, is supposed to make them, rather than free women, the desiderated objects of capture and rapine.	10
4	336	I then removed the pan of water from her, threw out the water that had been left and put the pan aside.	10
4	435	"Yes," I said, "but even aside from that I would have known you".	10
6	59	I stepped aside to let a free woman, veiled, and a child pass.	10
6	83	I stepped aside as a string of chained girls, stripped to the waist, was herded past me.	10
7	55	I stepped aside as a string of eight peasants, with bundles of Sa-Tarna grain on their shoulders, made their way toward the wharves.	10
12	106	I tore away the clothing she held before her, casting it aside.	10
13	53	"That is the speculation," I said, putting aside the towel.	10
14	165	I then put aside the whip and lowered the chain.	10
14	292	I stepped aside and let her precede me down the stairs.	10
14	370	I removed my tunic, throwing it aside.	10
19	4	Men stood aside to let the thief run by them.	10
23	108	With one foot I moved aside the low table, watching Kliomenes, that he not attack me as I step upon the table, maintaining an uneven balance.	10
23	116	He thrust then thrice again and, each time, I turned aside the steel.	10
23	266	Then she turned aside her head, though it was still held much in place by the obdurate pressure of my thumb.	10
24	714	I cast aside the whip and drew on my tunic, and gathered together my things.	10
31	76	Then, in my dream, slowly and gracefully, the clothing, put aside, seeming to float from her, Miss Henderson, standing beside the table, on the carpet of the restaurant, stripped herself.	10
32	305	"Put aside your bow," I ordered one of the men on the walls, climbing toward the parapets.	10
32	309	"Put aside your bows," I told them.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	143	I put aside my weapon, in its sheath, in the bottom of the longboat.	10
8	74	She cast the sheet aside.	10
18	78	Such curtains, without ceremony, may be thrust aside, startling the slave and revealing the keeper or master.	10
18	138	I resisted the impulse, almost overwhelming, to thrust aside the curtain, declaring myself to her, seizing and throwing her to the very tiles of the cosmetics room, there subjecting her to delicious slave rape.	10
18	169	A curtain was thrust aside at the end of the long room, and I saw her in the threshold, barefoot, her ankles belled, her feet almost lost in the piling of the deep carpet leading to the dais.	10
18	573	But for my troubles I was only ignored, or kicked and thrust aside.	10
18	716	I cast aside the whip and, with two hands, seizing her by the waist, I lifted her foot from the dais; she was bent backwards in my hands, her head and feet down.	10
19	402	A third reason why girls tend to wear their collars with pleasure and pride, aside from the attractiveness of the collar and its seductiveness, is seldom mentioned.	10
19	486	I flung aside the slave hood and, quickly, holding my left hand behind the back of her neck, covered her mouth, pressing it tightly shut, with my right hand.	10
20	557	She cast aside the straps she had taken from her right foot.	10
20	563	She then removed the golden straps from her left foot, and cast them aside.	10
21	652	I flung aside the whip.	10

Book 17. (13 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	513	The symbolism of the creature's action, the lifting of weapons, and then the setting aside of them, was clear.	10
1	726	The hide is then sprinkled with warm water and tightly rolled, after which it is put aside, away from the sun and heat, for a few days.	10
1	1218	It will move aside or will not turn the arrows and lances of enemies.	10
2	202	The women were chained nude, of course, for that is the way that slave girls are commonly displayed for their sale, particularly in low markets, and, indeed, even in a private sale from one of the purple booths in the courtyard of a rich slaver there will come a time when the slave, even an exquisit...	10
5	1	I Throw Stones on the Road to Kailiauk I stepped aside, to the side of the road.	10
6	138	"Stand aside, Gentlemen, if you would," said a voice near us, that of a slaver's man.	10
8	604	Bottles were cast aside.	10
8	1037	And here, doubtless to her astonishment and consternation she found herself being positioned and displayed before such men, all veneers of culture and politesse put aside, not a thread of indulgent shielding permitted her, far even from the recollection of courtliness, remote from every hypocrisy, p...	10
11	150	"Let us put aside all thoughts of that pretentious, worthless, red-headed slut," she said.	10
14	460	The Dust Leg requested that the kailiauk hide be thrown aside.	10
14	845	I laid the brush aside.	10
15	213	Then, riding before her, he had, with the point of the lance, thrust aside the sides of her tunic.	10
17	260	His action disrupted the infantry, trampling soldiers, buffeting them aside.	10

Book 18. (11 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	849	"It is well known among the Kaiila," said Cuwignaka, kneeling back on his heels, putting aside the bone scraper and looking up at Bloketu, "that you are not good for much".	10
9	161	She then turned and, putting her right leg under her and lifting her left knee, she threw aside the hide blanket.	10
18	3	She was kneeling within the lodge which Mahpiyasapa had set aside for the use of Grunt, his friend.	10
26	10	I buffeted aside the attack of a Yellow-Knife lance, it furrowing the hide of the shield I bore.	10
28	104	Aside from the obvious fact that it might improve the price of a girl in her sale or resale, it can also be sheared and sold.	10
29	70	I struck aside a lance and urged my kaiila toward where Grunt had been tending the wounded.	10
34	86	She could be, if I chose, spurned in a moment, thrust aside in the grass.	10
38	29	Then I cast aside the coiled ropes, to a place among my other things.	10
43	401	"That will be sufficient, Lady Iwoso," I told her, in Kaiila, and then, with perhaps an overly dramatic gesture, but one whose effect was not lost on the Yellow Knives, I threw aside the robe I had worn.	10
44	853	"Aside from the main trail," I said, "there is no easy route, not even a narrow path, to the summit of Council Rock".	10
46	174	By the time these Yellow Knives had dismounted and cast aside the lower barricade, it tumbling downward, breaking and shattering in its descent, and remounted, we were safe.	10

Book 19. (15 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	535	"Here," she said, "in point of fact, aside from all questions of legality or moral propriety, or the lack thereof, putting all such questions aside for the moment, for they are actually irrelevant to the facts, people are, I assure you, owned".	10
1	135	"No," he said, "aside, of course, from its obvious resemblance to ancient coins".	10
2	338	I felt an urge to put the cup aside, tear off the towel, cry out, and put my body naked, prone, prostrate, to the cool tiles before them, at their feet.	10
3	581	She then went to the sliding doors at the side of the room, and moved them aside.	10
5	187	On the other hand, symbolic considerations aside, it must be noted that the chain is quite real.	10
6	113	"The story of it," I had told him, seeking to impress him with my intelligence, "aside from the impressiveness of it, and the loveliness of its setting and presentation, is surely an unrealistic, silly one".	10
6	179	"What is that other wagon," I asked, "the smaller one, there near the side of the road, which has pulled aside to let the grain wagons pass?" I had been watching it approach.	10
6	349	Aside from the markets and bazaars, and the theaters in the evening, I had seen much else of Corcyrus as well.	10
6	561	"Get out!" I had screamed, leaping to my feet, kicking aside the small table, sobbing.	10
13	59	"And putting aside such former names and worlds," said Miles, "as whom do you know her here?" Susan began to tremble.	10
14	199	I cast aside the binding fiber, and then crept to the side, to lie on my belly in the shadows behind a tent.	10
16	350	He put aside the cup from which I had drunk.	10
26	78	"Put aside all concern with your own self-image," said Teela.	10
26	243	Some reasons, I gather, for the veiling of free women, aside from questions of modesty, is to mark their distinction from slaves and render them less likely to be targeted by, and predated upon by, professional slavers, who, it is supposed, will, considering the risks involved, be then more likely t...	10
31	716	Perhaps then, I hoped, he might set aside his suspicions, and keep me as what I was, only a slave, only another of his girls, perhaps hoping occasionally to be recollected, and summoned to his slave ring.	10

Book 20. (15 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	How marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos.	10
2	176	It is not difficult, however, aside from such possible historical antecedents, and the popular, superficial interpretations of such a custom, in one time or another, to speculate on the depth meaning of such favors.	10
2	888	I brushed aside the curtain and entered the booth, permitting the curtain, not much drawn on its rings, to fall shut behind me.	10
2	1281	Then he turned aside, to offer paga to another.	10
2	1502	"I am going to lay aside your veil," I told her.	10
4	269	"He enters the alcove, puts aside his weapons," she mused, "and then my men, in the small quarters, he confined on three sides, set upon him".	10
5	64	One of them kicked aside some chains under the table, lying in the vicinity of a stout ring in the floor.	10
5	149	What if he does not immediately put aside his weapons?" "I do not understand," she said.	10
6	824	"Our disguises are perfect! She takes us for merchants!" "Would you please step aside, good sirs," she said.	10
6	1021	"Now if you will be so kind as to step aside, we will get our ropes on her".	10
9	87	To be sure, aside from the obvious consideration of the inflexible efficiency of the shackling itself, given the large number of ways in which a woman may be used for a man's pleasure, the matter was primarily symbolic.	10
19	23	"Step aside," I said.	10
19	105	One of those in the background turned aside and threw up into the grass.	10
20	364	More than one man I saw lifted and thrown aside.	10
21	528	I then put the bowl aside.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	471	"Thank you," I said, tossing aside the handle.	10
5	449	The most important functions of binding, and such, however, aside from the obvious aspects of restraint, safekeeping, security, and such, seem to be clearly psychological.	10
13	6	I moved aside, to let a two-wheeled cart, laden with baggage, drawn by a fellow, pass.	10
13	85	"Move aside," said Mincon.	10
13	165	Do you not sense that she is needful? Is she not sweetly slung? How would she look in slave silk? Will a numbered transportation anklet be set aside for her? Who knows? Perhaps it has already been done? "Oh!" said a bound girl, being brought to the group.	10
14	31	261, however, aside from all such considerations, was a citizeness of Torcadino, and Torcadino had been sworn to the cause of Ar.	10
16	8	Letters of safety, aside from the difficulties they might involve me in with Cosian sentries or outposts, which might be considerable, would presumably not be needed by everyone entering Ar.	10
16	1040	"Too, aside from adventure, and such, I think he regards himself as being on Alar business".	10
20	4	"Move, move aside," called the driver to some of the pedestrians on the road.	10
25	32	I moved to the curtain and brushed it aside.	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	2024	Too, aside from these things, like the enjoyment of putting her in bonds, it can be pleasant, upon occasion, to simply silence her.	10

Book 22. (33 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	25	The thing that had perhaps most impressed me about him, aside from his size, his seeming vigor and formidableness, was his eyes.	10
3	183	I picked up one tape, put it aside, and selected another.	10
3	444	I then walked between two men, the second and third man, to the ladies' room, and brushed aside the loose door.	10
4	203	"They deserve to have us take their world from them, to be thrust aside with words and writs, to be superseded by contrived legalities, to be relegated by statutes and slogans to the peripheries of power, to become trammeled, and crippled, and incapable of action, like tied sheep, bleating contented...	10
5	57	I think it would be true, however, to say that generally, aside from people's opinions as to the proper sort of treatment for us, we did not have the same "standing" as the women of this world.	10
5	232	This undoubtedly had something to do with the sexual tastes of such men, seeming to run more toward the normal, natural female than toward the current commercial paradigms of feminine beauty in my culture, but I think, too, I was pretty, really pretty, genuinely pretty, and very desirable to them, a...	10
8	10	"This is not Samnium!" had cried Ila, when the canvas and silk had been pulled aside, and the central bar unlocked from its socket.	10
9	233	My response though, I think, aside from being startled, had informed the men that I was not totally unfamiliar with the whip.	10
10	468	"Are you pleased," he asked, "aside from questions of the price I paid for you, or my reasons for it, to learn that you are valuable, that you might well bring a price in the neighborhood of two silver tarsks in an open market?" I did not know, precisely, how to respond to this question.	10
10	552	The main reason why a slave kneels, of course, aside from such subtle and complex considerations, is simply that she is a slave, and that that position, accordingly, is appropriate for her.	10
10	652	He put his whip aside, near him.	10
11	170	I wanted to rise but the strings of the beaded curtain were too quickly flung aside.	10
11	260	Perhaps those who had smote their goblets on the tables and called for me, had, as much as anything, been voicing a natural disgruntlement at the unwritten customs which seemed to govern such affairs, at the institution of a time to be set aside for the whetting of appetites.	10
11	1157	I heard his garment being cast aside.	10
11	1198	Perhaps mollified then to some extent by my placatory behavior in kissing the whip he had decided to take the time to make test of my virginity rather than simply and with terrible force utilizing me, moving aside whatever obstacle, if any, might have attempted to impede the progression of his maste...	10
11	1622	Putting aside occasional episodes of chagrin or shame, understandably contingent on my Earth conditioning, as I was faced with various indisputable evidences of my vitality and responsiveness, I had found myself subjected to an astonishing variety of mixed emotions and feelings.	10
15	28	At the least they sleep scantily clad or in garments that may be swiftly drawn aside, revealing them.	10
16	114	"Stand aside!" she said, angrily.	10
20	105	In a moment, the belt was laid aside.	10
20	168	Weapons were then laid aside, and peace pledged.	10
24	364	It is such, it thrust over a leather thong knotted about the girl's belly, that it may be easily brushed aside, or pulled away.	10
25	140	He drew aside that bit of silk, that slender mockery of a shield.	10
28	144	After a time it moved aside a bush, concealing a tunnel, and then dragged me after it, through it.	10
28	250	"And the cloth you wear, aside from questions of its quality, is suitable," she said.	10
28	251	"It is such that it may be easily pulled aside".	10
29	98	Too, their skirts, and Tupita's, too, and the slave strips, or G-strings, of Tela and myself had been lifted up, or aside, and let fall again, perhaps to see if we were depilated, or shaved, or if such cloth might conceal some defect.	10
29	632	"Forgive me, old friend, for thrusting you aside in Brundisium," said Hendow.	10
29	761	"Stand aside," said Hendow.	10
29	976	It then loosened the collar from behind, and cast it aside, and lifting the sleen into the air, bit through the back of its neck, then dropped it to its feet.	10
29	1346	It would have taken but a moment to thrust Tupita aside and kill Mirus, but I sensed that the man with the injured arm, again, had little taste for dispatching a helpless foe.	10
31	361	Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire.	10
32	199	I must then put aside all thoughts of love or affection.	10
34	452	Might I hope that he might, sometime, care for me, if only a little, though I was no more than a slave? But now, caring or loving aside, I was aroused.	10

Book 23. (20 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	303	There are other devices, too, pertinent to such matters, particularly in formal contexts, such as the symbolic laying aside of arms, but I was certainly not, in this context, about to lay aside any arms.	10
1	240	"Step aside," said another.	10
2	183	The inn itself, aside from certain ancillary buildings, was built of heavy logs, and in two parts, or structures, with a common, peaked roof, and an open space, covered from above by the roof, between the two parts.	10
2	211	Aside from the bird itself, however, there was no indication of this, no emblazoned saddlecloths, no insignia, no particular style of harness.	10
2	345	"There seems a point then in having you chained here," I said, "aside, of course, from such things as having you brought to the attention of fellows who might redeem you and making clear the inn's disapproval of attempted fraud, namely, that you might serve as a warning to other free women, women wh...	10
4	53	Another rose up, in the half darkness, and was kicked aside.	10
6	607	She was absolutely helpless, and her clothing, so cut and divided, could be lifted aside at anyone's convenience.	10
8	876	Making a woman helpless, aside from a complex variety of purposes which this might serve, keeping her in place and such, has its effect on the psychology of the woman.	10
8	879	For example, aside from bonds, and such, the simple fact of realizing she is a slave is erotically stimulatory to a woman.	10
9	583	I laid aside the cord and strip.	10
16	123	I brushed her aside.	10
16	410	This thesis is borne out by the fact that the woman quickly enough, perhaps under the whip, in the barn, in the straw at the master's feet, in his chains, putting aside her lamentations and pretended indignation, admits her conscious entry into the trap, and then begs, now, after a long dereliction ...	10
16	521	Where was Aemilianus! How dispirited seemed the defenders! How listlessly they stood! How resigned to their fate! What preparations did they make for the towers? Did they think they now faced only fellows on ladders, fellows climbing ropes, the clinging, climbing, creeping, shouting swarms, stinging...	10
18	246	He thrust one aside, putting his blade into a fellow.	10
18	284	She crawled back to me and brushed aside her veil, to press her lips piteously to my feet.	10
18	335	Some of the Cosians, many just coming forth from the citadel, not yet entered into the fighting, indeed, not being readily able to reach it, for their fellows, had turned aside to attend to the females there.	10
21	62	But aside from the symbolism, and such, she is truly chained.	10
21	1082	Why are the men of Gor so different from the men of Earth? Why are they not diffident, not apologetic? Why do they not turn their eyes aside, lest they cause the smallest modicum of unease to the fair? Why do they not pretend not to notice? Why are they not like the typical man of Earth? But soon, a...	10
21	1463	Indeed, one of the reasons for slave garb, aside from such things as its identificatory role, its stimulatory nature, both to the master and slave, its instructive role, and such, is its capacity to display the girl beautifully.	10
24	277	"Let us now, upon this holiday, to be declared the day of the Topaz, put aside all thoughts of fury and blood.	10

Book 24. (24 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	598	Then, in effect, she had found herself, by this magnificent brute of a male, a warrior, doubtless a superb and practiced judge of female flesh, for such commonly frequent the markets, rejected as a woman, flung aside with contempt.	10
1	948	The burly fellow threw aside his goblet and leaped to his feet.	10
1	1077	Borton cast aside the whip.	10
1	1103	"Spy! Spy!" "Seize him!" I suddenly lost sight of Temione, buffeted aside, falling amongst the men.	10
1	1116	I heard some girls crying out and screaming, in terror, some probably struck, or kicked or thrust aside, or stepped on, or trampled, in the confusion.	10
18	121	"Plenius!" Angrily Plenius pulled aside the blanket, a little.	10
19	341	Aside from questions of legality, compliance with the law, and such, I think it will be clear upon a moment's reflection that various practical considerations also commend slave branding to the attention of the owner, in particular, the identification of the article as property, this tending to secu...	10
19	1617	Aside from this, however, she was still bound hand and foot.	10
19	1865	"But then, on the other hand," I said, "aside from such possibilities, and still considering the question of a private master, you might find yourself under the tutelage of a whip master in a rich man's pleasure gardens".	10
28	661	I lifted aside the slave strip at her belly, and acceded, she moaning, to her request.	10
37	199	They have put aside their confusions and uncertainties.	10
39	66	There was then, suddenly, the snapping of a slave lash, and the "hunters" swiftly stripped themselves, cast aside their staffs and knelt with the prisoner.	10
39	144	Her body was ill concealed, clothed, if such be the word, in a bit of open-sided, diaphanous slave silk, suitable for a casual lifting aside.	10
39	165	"You will note that it can be easily lifted aside".	10
39	167	"Can you imagine what it would be if it were lifted aside?" "Yes!" she said.	10
39	223	I then took her by the upper left arm and conducted her to an alcove, where I thrust aside the leather curtain.	10
41	18	I then drew loose the disrobing loop of the silk, at her left shoulder, and drew aside the silk.	10
43	125	Marcus angrily put aside my grasp and turned, looking back toward the wagon.	10
45	119	How shall they see one another, and how shall they be to one another? Is man an inexplicable particle, a magical mote, a surprising tune with no instrument, no history, no meaning, something independent of, and unrelated to, the world that gave him his substance, every atom in his flesh, his birth, ...	10
46	13	"You are not to leave your camp!" "Stand aside," I said, "or I will cut you from my path".	10
46	178	They were doubtless on their way to some part of the camp, probably a fosse or pit, set aside for the deposit of such materials.	10
46	218	I stepped aside to let a cage wagon roll by, going to the wagon yard.	10
47	4	The moving aside of the curtain and the stepping forth of the slave in the new ensemble, then, is primarily for the purpose of achieving this effect, that of presenting herself dramatically before the master.	10
48	536	He put aside his shoulder belt, with the sheath and blade, and removed his tunic belt, slipping the pouch and knife sheath from it.	10

Book 25. (19 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	447	What, if anything, will then, from this basic fiat of their relationship, develop between them? Will she, in and of herself, alone, aside from the trivia of her now-irrelevant history, become his special, unique slave? Will he, on his part, in and of himself, alone, aside from his antecedents, his s...	10
3	169	Such things, aside from their amusing, and fitting, aspects, are thought to be useful in accommodating her to her new reality, that of the female slave.	10
3	849	Aside from this, it might be noted, of course, that the sexual cycles of various species do tend to be correlated with the cycles of the moon, presumably through one natural selection or another.	10
3	1085	I thrust him aside, moving through the press, the throngs, the carts and wagons, the tharlarion.	10
4	46	Also, it seemed to me, aside from the value of its effect of Phoebe, an excellent idea.	10
8	769	You may put me aside, or keep me with others, as you might please.	10
9	648	An additional security in which the women were held, aside from the coffling and guardsmen, auxiliary and regular, was the fact that they were barefoot and clad only in the robes of penitents.	10
11	272	I saw strong men gladly setting aside their weapons.	10
13	161	Naturally the motivation of this, putting aside the standard camouflage of moralistic prose which may be conveniently invoked for any purpose whatsoever, even those most antithetical to nature, health, reason, truth and life, was no concern for slaves but rather a desire to diminish the men of Ar, t...	10
14	683	"Glory to Ar!" I heard the ripping down of a sheet from the public boards and saw a young fellow casting it aside.	10
17	285	The ponderous fellow then, with a tug, tore away the bit of cloth which had provided its mockery of a shielding for her beauty and cast it aside.	10
18	293	Were I a member of the troupe I had no doubt but what he might have been persuaded to step aside, withdrawing from the role of bearer in my favor.	10
19	38	This helps to compensate for the possibility that the trackers might be acting in relays or shifts, one picking up where another turns aside.	10
20	503	It is a well-known fact, on the world, Earth, that the cursive script of diverse nationalities, such as the English, French and Italian, tend to differ in certain general ways, quite aside from the individual characteristics of particular writers.	10
22	180	One of the advantages of that position, aside from its general suitability and its effect on the female, is that it commonly has placatory value.	10
22	182	Perhaps, while he was waiting, in order to while away the time, it was his intent to draw her aside, into a doorway, and thrust her back against the door or wall, for a bit of brief sport.	10
24	269	There is something to be said in favor of the swift disrobing in certain contexts, of course, aside from its more unusual employments, as in plans such as mine.	10
25	547	For a moment Marcus blocked his exit, but then Marcus, with a look at me, stepped aside.	10
27	1009	"Then, in effect," I said, "aside from having worn the collar and such, you have never experienced what one might call a full slavery?" "Like a common slave slut?" she asked.	10

Book 26. (33 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	60	Near me, as I brushed aside straw, I discovered two shallow, bowl-like depressions in the floor.	10
5	29	The wall, in its way, aside from its height and thickness, its weight, its formidableness, its rearing terribleness, was mysterious to me.	10
6	207	As we once were on the old world, so, too, here they are encouraged to put aside all thoughts of their "faults" and "plainness," or what counts as such here, and compensate with qualities of personality, attentiveness, and character.	10
8	275	Aside from the words, of course, my condition, my status, is doubtless clear to you.	10
8	497	Aside from my possible independent interest to men, I do not doubt but what this success was largely due to my swift progress in readiness, need and heat, which progress was sure, profound and irreversible.	10
8	626	I wondered, too, what they might look like, clad not in the enclosed, hampering, eccentric garments prescribed for them by their culture, but in freer, more natural garb, such as tunics, and, as I had sometimes seen in the house, robes, and cloaks, of various sorts, things which might, in a moment, ...	10
8	1006	I felt then within me a sudden body's urgency and cast aside the blanket and groped awkwardly toward the larger of the three vessels.	10
9	175	I might thrust aside a woman or women, but it was unlikely I could accomplish this with a man, nor was it likely I could elude a man, as my body, for whatever reason, had not been designed by nature to permit this, nor was it likely that I could hope to escape his grip once it had closed on me.	10
11	110	"Put aside the tunic," he said, "and turn about, fully, slowly".	10
11	1157	"Did he not slay a retinue of one hundred men before he reached the curtains of your palanquin, to tear them aside?" She did not raise her head, but trembled.	10
11	1619	Outlaws are thought to have relinquished caste, and, in a sense, thus, to be "out of caste," and slaves, of course, as animals, are "below caste," or, perhaps better, "aside from caste" or "apart from caste".	10
11	1829	I had put the tunic aside, a few feet before the dais, shortly after I had come to the surface of the tower.	10
12	532	I flung aside the cushions of the palanquin.	10
12	533	I tore aside the coverlets.	10
12	907	I felt the toils of the net being drawn aside.	10
13	353	The nudity of the imprisoned slave, I supposed, aside from the usual purposes of such, such as to protect clothing from being soiled, to help her keep in mind that she is a slave, and such, is to prevent the possible use of clothing to secure the latch.	10
13	354	The shaved-headedness of them, aside from the usual purpose of such, which is punishment, would doubtless be to prevent the attempt on their part to secure the gate by means of their hair.	10
13	362	The shackling in such a cage, of course, aside from its common purposes, such as showing that the female is a slave, enhancing her beauty, and such, would make it difficult or impossible for her to prevent her slipping through the opening of the cage.	10
13	1164	He had put aside the papers, which may have been mine, and was now, by the light of a small lamp, perusing a scroll.	10
14	56	Further, she began, aside from the courtesy expressed in the use of the expression "Sir," to address him with great deference, and to importune him, when she dared, in suitable humility.	10
29	327	And I did not tell her this but, commonly, aside from considerations of prudence, the slave wants to listen.	10
31	343	"Order this obtuse brute to stand aside," he said.	10
31	344	"Stand aside," said the officer of Treve.	10
31	358	"Please stand aside," invited the leader of the strangers.	10
31	359	"Stand aside!" said the officer of Treve.	10
31	470	"Stand aside," said the officer.	10
31	481	"Stand aside," said he to the pit master.	10
31	503	Indeed, some had set aside their bows, to assist in the subduing of the pit master.	10
37	396	The man put aside his bow and reached into the pile of animals, seizing one after another and throwing it to the side.	10
37	408	The fellow who had been pulling the urts aside now stood back.	10
37	634	He then, the light behind him, put aside his bow and, crouching down, struggled to lift the gate.	10
37	850	Tensius first, who had refrained from attacking the sleen in the passage, but who had later separated the urts, removed his helmet and set aside his bow.	10
39	14	The special little pleasure he had in me, a particular pleasure with me, as he might and doubtless did have other particular pleasures from other women, aside from the usual marvels, excitements, and gratifications of our slave usages, his to command and ours to provide, again and again at the cost ...	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	124	But he must know, aside from that, aside from the idle repetition of a formula, that I am fully, and only, a slave.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	2	A dozen small boats, unable to escape, many fastened together, were crushed in the passage of the mighty bow of the great ship, and she brushed others aside, dozens, brushed them aside as the limb of a stately, insouciant larl might sweep leaves from its path, scarcely noticing this consequence of i...	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	93	But then he cried to the gardener, "Aside, aside, tarsk, stand aside!" The gardener turned about, startled, facing us.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
61	510	"Dare not obstruct the path of a free woman, not so much as brushing her sleeve, lest I summon the guardsmen of Ar and have you remanded to the nearest pole of impalement! Aside, all of you, now! I have business here! Stand aside, aside!" Men moved aside, even officers, lest her robes be touched.	10