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Audience

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	215	There was another kalika player, as well, but he was sitting there holding his instrument, watching the slave girls in the audience.	10
26	153	At last we emerged into a large audience room, with a domed ceiling, heavily carpeted and hung with tapestries.	10
26	296	I was only partly cognizant of these things, for I was overcome with grief, kneeling in Saphrar's audience hall before the shards of the shattered golden sphere.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	118	I expect a great deal has to do with the girl's sensitivity to her audience, with her experience in playing to, and interacting with, different audiences, teasing and delighting them in different ways, making them think they will be disappointed, or that she is poor, and then suddenly, by contrast, ...	10
19	412	She pointed her finger at a fine-looking fellow, grinning in the audience, a Saddlemaker.	10
19	442	There was an audible gasp throughout the audience in the swirling amphitheater.	10
21	381	I now saw fights in the audience in the tiers, some between Taurentians and citizens, others between citizens themselves.	10

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	528	"We will need one to carry the offer of peace to Cos, where he may now find joint audience with the Ubars of both Cos and Tyros," said Samos.	10
15	144	One day, after he had been three weeks slave in my house, the door to my audience chamber had suddenly burst open, and he had stumbled in, breathless, the kitchen master but two steps behind him, with a heavy switch.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	725	"Captain," said he, "the wenches in the lower hold crave audience".	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	237	I suspected this might have accounted somewhat for the ugliness of the men with the entertainers, not that the men of Torvaldsland, under any circumstances, constitute an easily pleased audience.	10

Book 10. (11 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	552	In Gorean female dance the girl is expected, often, to satisfy, fully, whatever passions she succeeds in arousing in her audience.	10
5	44	I had waited over a month at the Oasis of Nine Wells before being granted an audience with Suleiman.	10
5	220	Sometimes she would look at us, her audience.	10
13	156	A vizier, a pasha, a caliph, might have held audience in such a chamber.	10
13	309	Hours before, Alyena had been dismissed from the audience chamber of the Guard of the Dunes, the Salt Ubar.	10
13	491	We were turned about and taken from the audience hall of the Guard of the Dunes, Abdul, the Salt Ubar, he who was Ibn Saran.	10
24	102	She had been in the audience chamber when Suleiman had been struck.	10
26	106	"That one," he had said, sitting in court, in the audience chamber of what had been the kasbah of Ibn Saran, indicating the silken fellow who had worn the ruby necklace, who had tried to betray us to the guards of Tarna, "that one sell in Tor—sell him to a woman".	10
26	211	Haroun, sitting in court, in what had been the audience room of the kasbah of Ibn Saran, had invited T'Zshal, and his lances, to join his service.	10
26	486	* * * * As I had had business in the audience chamber, I had not soon sought the slave.	10
26	518	She had come through the corridors from the audience chamber on her hands and knees, carrying the whip, head down, in her teeth, between two lines, moving with her, of slave girls, girls running, when she had crawled by them, to be again at the head of the line, to have again their lashing stroke, t...	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	149	On this board those in the audience would follow the game.	10
4	171	Hundreds of men in the audience also recorded the move on their own score sheets.	10
4	322	There were few in the audience who had not put something on one or the other of the two players.	10
4	341	There were derisive comments in the audience, commending this bit of expertise on his part.	10
15	774	"It is not unusual," I said, "to even send a girl aroused onto the block, that the nature of her movements may make clear her needs to the audience".	10
23	437	This was the occasion of additional jests from the audience.	10
30	114	"Perhaps a confederate in the audience will strike me when my back is turned?" I suggested.	10

Book 13. (2 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	128	Needless to say, the entire dance is observed by the master, and this, in fact, of course, is known to both the dancer and her audience, the master.	10
18	174	The envoy from Bazi, I noted, would receive an audience with the wazir of trade within five days.	10

Book 17. (2 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	34	"You will grant him, then, an audience?" asked Thurnock.	10
8	294	This slit, affording an exciting glimpse of the girl's calf and lower thigh, was, of course, drawn to the attention of the audience by the auctioneer.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	11	"Allow me," said Ligurious, "as these matters may be sensitive, to conduct this audience".	10
6	419	Doubtless the men in the audience were intent on the bouts, observing the styles and skills of the contestants, tallying points, and assessing the play.	10
13	69	Doubtless she remembered him well from the audience, so long ago.	10
13	71	In that audience he had looked upon her as though she might not be likely to quickly slip his mind.	10
29	40	Similarly, the dancers would be garbed rather differently than they usually were for an all-male audience, and a similar adjustment or accommodation would be evident in the dances which they performed.	10
33	83	He pointed at the kneeling figure, dramatically, but scarcely looking at her, directing his attention more to the audience.	10
33	505	"That one garment," said Miles of Argentum, indicating a scarlet robe, with a yellow, braided belt, "appears to be that in which she put her curves on the day of my audience with her, that having to do with the scrolls of protest".	10

Book 20. (82 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	378	"Five thousand? One thousand!" "Oh, curse my poverty," cried Boots, "that I cannot take advantage of so golden an opportunity!" "I must have it," she wailed to the audience, "but I do not know what to do!" Many then were the suggestions called out to the bewildered Brigella from the audience, not al...	10
6	869	At this line more than one man in the audience turned to look at the veiled free woman in the audience, she of the scribes.	10
6	909	"Are you?" asked one of the men in the audience to the free woman in the audience.	10
1	64	With their wagons and tents, often little more than a skip and a jump ahead of creditors and magistrates, they roam from place to place, rigging their simple stages in piazzas and squares, in yards and markets, wherever an audience may be found, even at the dusty intersections of country crossroads.	10
2	28	A fellow from the audience was invited forward to test the locks.	10
2	284	The audience is already familiar with them, from numerous performances in dozens of plays and farces, many of them largely improvised around certain standard types of situations.	10
2	289	The character, even before he greets the audience in the initial parade of the actors, is for most practical purposes established, and in rich, complex detail; furthermore it is anticipated with relish and welcomed with affection.	10
2	305	The audience, of course, generally has the same preferred coign of vantage as the lucky servant or the Wily Peasant.	10
2	376	The paunchy fellow, his belly swinging, now out of character as the merchant, was informing the audience that a new round of farces, all different, would be performed within the Ahn.	10
6	1	I Renew an Acquaintance; I Am Considering Venturing to Brundisium "Disgusting! Disgusting!" cried the free woman, one veiled and wearing the robes of the scribes, standing in the audience.	10
6	4	"Pull down your skirt, slut!" cried the free woman in the audience.	10
6	18	"Though I be impoverished and am clad in rags, in naught but the meanness of tatters," said the Brigella to Boots Tarsk-Bit, he on the stage with her, he in the guise of a pompous, puffing, lecherous merchant, "know, and know well, noble sir, that I am a free woman!" This announcement, predictably, ...	10
6	36	Usually, if she is playing the role of a free woman it is simply "not seen," so to speak, being ignored by the audience, in virtue of a Gorean theatrical convention.	10
6	51	"This farce is an insult to free women!" cried the free woman in the audience, she in the blue of the scribes.	10
6	262	I think she probably made every man in the audience want to get his hands on her.	10
6	265	"If I lift my skirt it seems I must reveal my modesty to a stranger," she wailed to the audience, "whereas should I lower it I must then, it seems, face-strip myself before him as brazenly as might a hussy! Oh, what is a poor girl to do?" "I myself, putatively lovely lady, have in my pack the answer...	10
6	357	The free woman in the audience turned to me.	10
6	360	"Can you see the veil?" one of the men in the audience asked her.	10
6	379	This type of participation, so to speak, on the part of the audience is a very familiar thing in the lower forms of Gorean theater.	10
6	381	The farce is something which, in a sense, the actors and the audience do together.	10
6	383	If the play is not going well, the audience, too, is likely to let the actors know about it.	10
6	385	Fights in the audience, between those who approve of what is going on and those who do not, are not uncommon.	10
6	403	The men in the audience began to cry out with pleasure.	10
6	410	"A silver tarsk for her!" called a fellow from the audience.	10
6	435	"Here I stand by a public road, stripped as naked as a slave," said the Brigella, confidently, to the audience, "but yet am perfectly concealed by this wondrous veil".	10
6	468	The Brigella turned to the audience, as though holding up the cloth between herself and them.	10
6	499	"I had best not permit him more than the briefest of peeps," she said, to the audience, "lest he perhaps in rapture go out of his senses altogether".	10
6	521	"But I know nothing," said the Brigella, in great innocence, to the audience, "of being a slave".	10
6	582	In doing this, of course, the female was well, and lengthily, displayed for the audience.	10
6	673	The free woman in the audience stiffened at these words.	10
6	757	Here several of the men in the audience shouted their agreement.	10
6	761	There was more laughter from the audience.	10
6	762	"Mind your characterizations!" called the free woman in the audience.	10
6	770	There was a cheer from the men in the audience.	10
6	771	"Though I may be a slave in my heart," cried the Brigella, leaping to her feet, "I am surely not a legal slave and thus, as yet, am bond to neither you nor any man!" "Many are the slaves who do not yet wear their collars," said Boots, meditatively, and then, suddenly, turned about and, to the amusem...	10
6	879	"We must soon begin our fierce pursuit," Chino informed the audience.	10
6	894	The men in the audience cried out with pleasure.	10
6	907	There was a cheer from the men in the audience.	10
6	956	"Our fierce pursuit begins," announced Chino to the audience, and he and Lecchio began to describe a circle about the stage, carefully, bending over, hesitating now and then, apparently tracking the lovely fugitive.	10
6	998	Boots stood between her and the audience and seemed to reach into his pack.	10
6	1002	Lo, there was steel on her neck! There was a cheer from the men in the audience.	10
6	1128	"I begin already," said the Brigella to the audience, "to sense that slaves may have ways and wiles wherewith to achieve their ends which are denied to free women".	10
6	1137	"Now," she said to the audience, "I am at last to have my way.	10
6	1141	"How clever I am," said the Brigella to the audience.	10
6	1157	"He reminds me well that I am a slave," she said to the audience.	10
6	1166	"The collar is locked on my neck!" said the girl to the audience, struggling with the collar.	10
6	1170	"I am now only a slave!" cried the girl to the audience.	10
6	1191	"Where could they be?" "I wonder if I have been tricked," said the girl to the audience.	10
6	1199	"Noble free woman, and noble gentlemen, of the audience," said Boots, "the Magic Veil of Anango, presented by the players of Boots Tarsk-Bit, actor, promoter and entrepreneur extraordinary! We thank you for your consideration!" There was much applause.	10
6	1216	She thrust the robes down about her ankles, stepped from them, put them to the side, and then knelt on the boards, beside the Brigella, before the audience.	10
6	1217	Boots gave her an almost unnoticeable kick with the side of his foot and she spread her knees before the audience.	10
6	1220	But now both of them knelt identically before the audience, backs straight, back on their heels, chins up, stark naked in their collars, their knees spread, slaves.	10
9	501	I did not doubt but what several of the impatient, annoyed men who had been in the audience at the recent performance, that with which she had so obtrusively and frequently interfered, would have been highly pleased to have learned of her fate.	10
11	48	One of the free women in the audience struck the fellow next to her with her elbow.	10
12	7	Too, we had often set up outside mills, inns, granaries, customs posts and trade barns, wherever an audience might be found, even at the intersections of traveled roads and, on certain days, in the vicinity of rural markets.	10
16	44	Another advantage of choosing a distant city is that there are not likely to be citizens of that city in the audience, who might take exception to the performance, though, to be sure, most Goreans understand what is going on and tend to enjoy the farce immensely, even if the captain is supposed to b...	10
16	69	Petrucchio, then, twirling his mustache, turned confidentially to the audience.	10
16	72	The girls, of course, as the audience well knew, would all be slaves.	10
16	75	There were only men in the audience.	10
16	307	There was some laughter at this from the audience, for "Bina" is a not uncommon slave name.	10
16	313	In the context of the play, of course, the audience took her, like the others, for the free woman she was supposed to be.	10
16	351	Men in the audience, too, laughed.	10
16	352	Too, there was genuine applause in the audience for her beauty.	10
16	357	"Oh, but yes!" called a man from the audience.	10
16	366	"And, there! Those, too, are the faces of slaves!" There was agreement shouted from the audience.	10
16	370	There was more laughter from the audience.	10
16	378	The audience shouted its encouragement.	10
16	383	He, in the audience, joined in the applause.	10
16	388	"Do they have the bodies of slaves?" Chino asked the audience.	10
16	389	"Yes!" shouted several of the men in the audience.	10
16	520	"A fine reward indeed he would be likely to receive," said Chino, confidentially, to the audience.	10
16	522	"If we let good Petrucchio return to Pseudopolis," said Lecchio, also addressing the audience, "that might well be the end of him and then our troupe, and hundreds of other troupes, inferior to ours, would be forced to do without him".	10
16	528	What do you think?" There were shouts of agreement from the audience.	10
16	531	Petrucchio himself then turned to the audience.	10
16	541	"That is a sobering thought," said Petrucchio to the audience.	10
16	732	"I cannot praise your generosity too highly," said Chino, leaving it to the audience to interpret this perhaps somewhat ambiguous remark.	10
16	769	He then turned to the audience, twirling a mustache.	10
16	790	They were knotted at the left hips, so that the opening was at their left thighs, where, on the thighs, could be seen the circular, adhesive patches they had worn during the play, those patches which, in the conventions of the theater, informed the audience that they were to be taken, for the purpos...	10
16	791	Boots Tarsk-Bit leaped, too, to the stage, bowing to the audience, and, with expansive gestures, proudly displayed his actors.	10
16	803	"Thank you! Thank you!" called Boots, blowing kisses to the crowd in the Gorean fashion, brushing them from the side with an open hand to the audience.	10
16	1137	There were gasps in the audience.	10
18	229	This is useful not only when it serves normal purposes of storage and transport, but also, of course, when it is submitted for the inspection of members of an audience.	10

Book 21. (4 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	706	"How shall I obtain an audience with the regent?" I asked.	10
21	191	Who could one trust? Too, I surely had no wish to attempt to cut my way through the corridors of the Central Cylinder to effect a private audience with the regent.	10
21	192	Who could one trust? Indeed, one glimpse of the seal of the silver tarn on the letters might be less effective in procuring an audience with the regent than a rendezvous with desperate traitors.	10
21	214	"Obviously the regent cannot give an audience to everyone," he said.	10

Book 22. (2 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	261	I supposed that there would have to be a judicious sense of timing involved in such matters, that the time must be long enough to bring the audience to a point of eager readiness, perhaps even impatience, without, on the other hand, dallying so long that they became unruly or hostile.	10
11	917	I picked one man after another out of the audience, seeming to dance my beauty most meaningfully to him.	10

Book 23. (2 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	227	I recalled him from the audience chamber in the citadel.	10
20	259	It was she who had been called "Shirley," whom I had seen in the audience chamber of the citadel long ago.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	543	"There will be no difficulty in obtaining an audience with him, should I reach Holmesk," he said.	10

Book 25. (34 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	311	There was then applause and cheering, and bows were taken by the troupe, the assistants and the ponderous fellow, and the girl, for her part, performing obeisance to the audience, and then, to the delight of the audience, being conducted off, in her chains, with tiny, short steps, no more permitted ...	10
3	944	Similarly, less familiar with tricks, prestidigitation, illusions, and such, than an Earth audience, some Goreans believe in magic.	10
8	305	Slaves, incidentally, may attend various such functions, particularly those intended for a general audience.	10
17	50	She then regarded the audience, and at some length, disdainfully.	10
17	64	"But surely we are to respect slaves in the new Ar?" inquired the ponderous fellow, anxiously, of the audience.	10
17	100	She now drew closed again the sides of the shimmering robe and, once more, tossed her head, and glanced disdainfully at the audience.	10
17	111	"Do you think I am too easy with her?" the ponderous fellow inquired of the audience.	10
17	126	Still, I supposed, there might be spies in the audience.	10
17	129	"Beware!" cried a fellow in the audience, alarmed.	10
17	140	The audience was very still now.	10
17	151	"I think there is but one chance to recover my slave," he confided to the audience, "but I fear to risk it".	10
17	157	Some of the fellows in the audience gasped.	10
17	163	"But he might be!" pointed out an excited fellow in the audience.	10
17	186	"I surely hope the slave is within it," called the ponderous fellow to the audience, "as I do wish to recover her!" "She is there!" hooted a fellow.	10
17	197	The trunk, in effect, was being disassembled before the audience.	10
17	219	"Are you sure of it?" asked one of the more earnest fellows in the audience.	10
17	243	He then faced the audience with comic misery.	10
17	247	"No!" said the fellow in the audience.	10
17	254	"Certainly," said another fellow in the audience.	10
17	261	It was highly unlikely, of course, that there would be any Anangoans in the audience.	10
17	287	"It seems I have a new master," said the girl, squirming a little, naked, to the audience.	10
17	290	She, kneeling, in sirik, turned to the audience.	10
17	309	Then, to the delight of the audience, she reached forth and, holding the fellow's leg, and pressing herself against it, kissed him humbly, timidly, lovingly, about the thigh.	10
17	324	"I do not know if it is wise to use magic in such a way," said Marcus, "for pay, as a show, for an audience".	10
17	330	"I do not understand the audience," he said.	10
17	423	"The interior of the back was thus not seen by the audience in the beginning," I said, "because it was either concealed by the front panel as the trunk was carried onto the stage or was facing the back of the stage when it was hanging down in back.	10
17	424	Similarly, later, the interior of the back was not seen by the audience because it was either facing away from them, when it hung down in back, or was concealed by the front panel and sides, which were first lifted, to keep it concealed".	10
17	427	"She was then hanging down, fastened to the side of the back panel away from the audience, when the trunk was opened?" "Yes," I said.	10
18	492	"I work best with an audience," said the ponderous fellow.	10
21	132	"I was kneeling in what appeared to be a private audience chamber.	10
21	571	In a few moments I was again in the passageways outside the audience chamber, hooded, and double leashed.	10
23	207	"It is often my practice to make the substitution early, before the audience is really ready to watch for it.	10
23	210	One may even hint at times and ways of doing it, and have the audience crying out, thinking they have caught you, but then they are mystified when you show them that things are not as they thought.	10
23	217	You will never know the temptation I felt to show both Home Stones afterwards, so that the audience might come to a fuller appreciation of the entire matter".	10

Book 27. (9 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	27	It came as a great shock to her, after the performance, following the curtain calls, the lofting of roses, of bouquets, of so many flowers to the stage, to see the male in the audience.	10
9	1	She Performs Before Her Master, And Concludes the Performance Suitably There were cries of interest, and pleasure, when she reappeared in the marbled audience chamber.	10
13	600	"The slave Ellen," said the guard, "is summoned into the presence of her Master, Mirus of Ar, to appear before him in the audience chamber at the eighteenth Ahn.	10
14	92	She then knelt on the hall side of the door to the audience chamber, near the wall, and back a little, that she might not block the entrance.	10
14	176	The guard took her by the left, upper arm, and, opening the door to the audience chamber with his left hand, drew her within.	10
24	594	And doubtless there were few if any men in that audience to whom it did not seem that it was into their hands that the whip was returned.	10
24	606	Whatever might have been the reluctance or severity of her supposed master there was little doubt but what the slave was more than successful with her audience.	10
25	349	She had not become red silk until Mirus, her master, had seen fit in his audience hall to open her for the uses of men.	10
25	713	"Please buy me, Masters!" It is unfortunate, thought Ellen, that there are no free women in the audience, for her former friends might be interested in seeing her so.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	1	Cabot Learns Something of Agamemnon, The Eleventh Face of the Nameless One "If you would accompany me, Warrior," said Peisistratus, "I will conduct you to the audience chamber of Agamemnon, who is the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One".	10
7	48	"To the audience chamber?" said Peisistratus.	10
8	2	The audience chamber, reached by a long passage leading from the vestibule, was quite large.	10
8	9	"This might be the audience chamber of a Ubar," said Cabot.	10
8	13	"Doubtless it is intended to resemble a Ubar's audience chamber," said Peisistratus.	10
11	46	"You encountered them in the audience hall of Agamemnon," said Peisistratus.	10

Book 29. (6 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	52	"Bring me some decent clothing, now, and arrange an audience, immediately, with your superior.	10
9	56	"Go out," said Miss Wentworth, to Pertinax, "and demand an audience with someone, anyone!" "I think we should wait," I said.	10
9	417	"I will send two men to conduct you to the audience," said Tajima to Miss Wentworth.	10
9	423	I then accompanied Tajima from the hut, as did Pertinax, save that he waited discreetly outside, until Miss Wentworth would be ready to attend the audience.	10
14	123	The audience had then been concluded.	10
35	78	"I did not request this audience," I said, "to apprise you of the hopeless nature of your situation, for that is something of which you are doubtless aware, perhaps more so than I, nor to impress upon you the advisabilities of desperate strategies, nor to urge even the simplest and most modest wisdo...	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1329	It is not unusual for slavers to save the best merchandise for late in the sale, when late comers are present, the audience is settled in, interest has been whetted, emotions are running high, purses are most open, and so on.	10
30	170	I must seek an audience with Lord Nishida.	10

Book 31. (22 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	62	As I, the other slaves I noted in the audience were tunicked, and some more scantily than I.	10
31	145	"To the audience chamber of Agamemnon," he said, "Theocrat of the World, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One".	10
33	110	What I had failed to anticipate were his revelations to me prior to our entry into the so-called Audience Chamber of Agamemnon, spoken of as the "Theocrat of the World," and the "Eleventh Face of the Nameless One".	10
33	126	I could recognize him easily, from Ar, from the domicile of Epicrates, from the place of cells, from the audience chamber.	10
33	137	I recalled that he had told me, before the meeting in the audience chamber, that he had been given his freedom, and might even leave the Cave if he wished.	10
47	39	"Desmond of Harfax is to be led down the hall shortly, to the Audience Chamber of Agamemnon.	10
47	94	"To the Audience Chamber of Agamemnon," he said, "Theocrat of the World, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One".	10
47	98	Master Desmond was subjected to no further attacks before we reached the double doors, large, suitable for the passage of Kurii, which led into the audience chamber.	10
47	101	Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber.	10
48	66	There had been nothing secret about this meeting in the audience chamber of Agamemnon.	10
48	78	What is most relevant to this account is the fact that by means of one of these secret passageways, as to many other important locations in the Cave, one might obtain access to the audience chamber of Agamemnon.	10
48	101	It was not clear for a moment what then occurred, but a concealed portal, at the rear of the audience chamber had opened, and some fourteen armed Kurii, led by Lucius, thrust their way into the room.	10
48	104	As weapons were not permitted in the audience chamber, only the newcomers, Lucius, and his cohorts, were armed.	10
48	106	I supposed the noise in the audience chamber might carry to the hall outside.	10
48	136	The doors to the audience chamber were pulled open from the outside and four armed Kurii, the guard from the great portal, entered the room.	10
48	234	It was the Kur who, when an iron-chain Kur, had stood before Agamemnon with another Kur in the audience chamber, a silver-chain Kur.	10
48	271	"No!" cried the Kur, and perished beneath two axes, those of the Kurii who had hitherto guarded the door to the audience chamber, who had then joined Lucius at the dais.	10
48	342	"No!" He moved rapidly, unopposed, to the large double door of the audience chamber.	10
49	13	It may be recalled that in my first visit to the audience chamber of Agamemnon with Grendel, that in which Grendel had been addressed by Agamemnon, and later awarded a golden chain, at one point Grendel, in being addressed by Agamemnon, had seemed muchly taken aback, had seemed very much startled an...	10
49	32	It may be remembered that when Lucius had failed to dispatch Grendel, and had lost the respect and allegiance of the only two Kurii who remained of his followers, he had departed from the audience chamber.	10
49	86	As mentioned earlier the containers, one of which housed Agamemnon, had been damaged in the audience chamber.	10
49	123	Unfortunately it took eleven days after the incident in the audience chamber before our party could depart the Cave.	10

Book 33. (12 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	394	"I would have an audience with the shogun," I said.	10
34	56	In the morning, as a march constable, I shall petition an audience with the camp lord, second under the shogun himself.	10
50	184	As an analogy one would not expect a tiger, even an intelligent, rational tiger, if such could exist, to recite Shakespeare well, and a Shakespearean scholar would not be likely to soothe or satisfy a Kur audience with a rendition of even the simplest of their revered poets.	10
55	189	"I have an audience with Lord Yamada," said Nodachi.	10
55	190	"Is he aware of this audience?" I asked.	10
58	275	"Lord Yamada will be in the room of the great dais," said Nodachi, "in the prime audience chamber, where taxes and tributes are presented, where vassal daimyos are received".	10
59	1	What Occurred in the Audience Chamber "Greetings, great and noble lord," said Nodachi, bowing.	10
59	3	The audience chamber, though I had not seen it before, probably because it was reserved for formal occasions, state functions, and such, was surely a centerpiece in the palace of Lord Yamada.	10
59	74	"It is my audience chamber".	10
60	5	Pertinax had untied Kameko's ankles in the audience chamber and wrapped the leash about her neck.	10
60	35	Indeed, I suspected, with a sudden coldness in my body, he might welcome this occasion, for a distractive interlude, pending returning to the audience chamber, to await the arrival of enemy troops, hundreds of violent men thirsting for his blood, competing for his head.	10
60	36	What loyalty he had inspired, I thought, that Yasushi and Katsutoshi had stood with him on the dais, waiting, in that large, lonely, untenanted audience chamber.	10

Book 34. (4 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	280	"You are not the first to seek such an audience," he said.	10
40	283	"When is this first audience to take place?" I asked.	10
49	2	The strokes on the great bar, signaling the tenth Ahn, were still ringing when Kurik of Victoria and I, I heeling him, were ushered into an audience chamber in the House of a Hundred Corridors.	10
60	156	"I thought," said Master Albus, "to have you witness the slaughter of the beasts, four-legged and two-legged, and then have you eaten to death, prolonging it as long as possible, eaten bit by bit, bite by bite, by our noble allies, the High Ones, but, as you have seen, some members of our audience s...	10

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	69	Several in the audience reacted in surprise.	10
17	1	The Delta Gate; The Delta Market; I am Surprised; I Will Crave an Audience with my Master, Ho-Tosk Port Kar is interlaced with canals, and, as one would expect, much traffic utilizes the canals, particularly in small boats.	10
17	166	I must crave an audience with my master, Ho-Tosk.	10
20	121	I hurried down to the office of Ho-Tosk, to crave an audience, to inquire into, and confirm, details in the message, but learned, to my dismay, that he was absent from the tavern, and would not return until tomorrow.	10
46	221	If he, or the patrons, a commonly discriminating and demanding audience, fond of the provocative subtleties and beauty of slave dance, are dissatisfied, he applies the admonitory, hissing leather to the slave.	10
46	455	The audience, I feared, was displeased.	10
46	464	I trusted the paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience.	10

Book 36. (4 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	29	"I did not think so, even in Sybaris, in the audience chamber of the governor".	10
61	13	"The audience is then enlightened, and dazzled?" I said.	10
62	4	Thurnock, Clitus, and I, with Bombastico, were conducted into the private audience chamber in the gubernatorial place.	10
62	11	"You are gracious to grant this audience," I said.	10