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Book 1. (22 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	3	As far as I know, however, I have no connection with the Venetian explorer who carried the banner of Henry VII to the New World.	10
1	211	I had surrendered to it for just a moment, and it had become a force that had carried me, hurling me about as if I were a swimmer captured in surging waves—a force that could not be resisted.	10
2	7	Its jaws carried four tusks, curved like scimitars.	10
5	4	The saddle pack contained the light gear carried by raiding tarnsmen—in particular, rations, a compass, maps, binding fiber, and extra bowstrings.	10
5	46	It was, of course, kept well-guarded and at the first sign of serious danger would undoubtedly be carried to safety.	10
5	60	The girl, Sana, whom I carried on the saddle before me, would dress in the heavy robes and veils of the Ubar's daughter and return in her place to the interior of the cylinder.	10
6	34	The Guards were on the roof! I leaped after the heavily robed figure, seized her, spun her around and tore from her hands the stone she carried.	10
6	84	When freed, I was lifted lightly in the mandibles and carried to the edge of the web, where the spider seized a hanging strand and scurried downward, placing me on the ground.	10
6	110	"The word has spread from the city, carried by all the rational creatures, whether they crawl or fly or swim".	10
7	122	I half-carried, half-floated it, shoving it toward the place where the daughter of the Ubar had slipped under the water.	10
8	95	Neither soldier had carried a spear or shield.	10
8	99	I then carried the two bodies down to the swamp and pitched them into the mire.	10
12	86	I would have a few moments more of life, the same brief reprieve nature grants the mouse carried by the hawk to its nest; then on some barren crag my body would be torn to pieces by the beast whose prey I was.	10
12	152	As nearly as I could determine from the map and my memory of the location of the Vosk and the direction I had been carried, I was somewhere in the Voltai Range, sometimes called the Red Mountains, south of the river and to the east of Ar.	10
12	157	I cursed myself for not having carried an extra tarn-goad somewhere in the saddle gear.	10
12	158	Also, I should have carried an extra tarn whistle.	10
14	15	At the entrance of the cave two of his men had set a tharlarion lance, of the sort carried by Kazrak and his men, in a crevice obviously prepared to receive it.	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
15	46	She spit the coins she carried in her mouth into her hand, and told me what I wanted to know.	10
15	108	It was one of the trusted strap-masters of Mintar, the man who guided the beasts that carried the merchant's palanquin.	10
15	242	He drew the robes of the Afflicted once more around his gigantic frame and picked up a gnarled staff he carried.	10
16	42	Meanwhile, at several points in the city and at randomly selected times, picked tarnsmen of Pa-Kur, each of whose tarns carried a dangling, knotted rope of nine spearmen, dropped to the wires and the tops of cylinders, landing their small task forces of raiders.	10

Book 2. (27 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	140	He unlocked this with a key which he carried on his own person, and removed a manuscript, written in his own clear, decisive hand and bound with twine.	10
2	26	If this shield were intended for me, and I had little doubt it was, it should have carried the sign of Ko-ro-ba, my city.	10
2	61	It was the weapon I had carried at the siege of Ar.	10
5	101	I removed the hated robes of the Initiates from the body of the man and carried the naked body far from the road.	10
7	9	Though they were four and I was one I had carried the battle to them.	10
12	43	She reached into the cistern, first scraping the surface of the water to clear it of the green scum that floated there, and then, in the palms of her cupped hands, carried water to my parched lips.	10
13	132	Painfully, as he writhed, hung in the yoke, I carried him to the golden wall, and hurled him against it.	10
14	6	Mingled with calls for the tarn, occasional taunts and jibes carried across the sand.	10
14	55	Yet it was perhaps more, for as I stood by the bird, I felt almost as though I had come home to Ko-ro-ba, as though I stood here now with something in this gray, hostile city that knew me and mine, that had looked upon the Towers of the Morning, and had spread its wings above the glistening cylinder...	10
15	36	How frightful for her must have been those minutes of flight, grasped in the talons, hundreds of feet above the plains of Tharna, not knowing if she might be dropped at any instant, or carried to some ledge to be ripped to pieces by that monstrous beak, those hideous steel-shod talons.	10
17	76	About his neck hangs a canvas bag in which pieces of ore are carried back to the scales.	10
18	19	"She was carried off," he said.	10
18	31	"The tarn carried her off like a tabuk!" His laughter, which spread to the other slaves in the room, those chained to me, was uproarious, and I understood better than I had understood before the affection with which the Tatrix of Tharna was held in the mines.	10
18	64	News of the distribution of food at the feeding trough had spread, by means of the slaves who carried the tubs of food, from mine to mine.	10
19	42	A slave who had carried tubs of food to the troughs below was only too pleased to guide us.	10
20	2	It was the only weapon I carried.	10
20	41	There was good hunting nearby, and the ridges where I had carried the Tatrix afforded shelter for its nest.	10
20	78	The mountains of the Sardar were not such a vast, magnificent range as the rugged scarlet crags of the Voltai, that almost impenetrable mountain vastness in which I had once been the prisoner of the outlaw Ubar, Marlenus of Ar, ambitious and warlike father of the fierce and beautiful Talena, she who...	10
20	127	I think, though it may be absurd, that the beast felt that he might have failed me, that he had not carried me into the mountains.	10
22	1	Yellow Cords When the girl had been unchained I lifted her in my arms and carried her into one of the domed tents that had been indicated to me.	10
22	111	He scattered my council and defeated my armies and took me and stripped me and bound me naked across the saddle of his bird and then, with a great cry, he carried me to his city, and there I, once proud Tatrix of Tharna, wore his brand and collar".	10
23	159	"Lara," he said, through closed lids, "was carried away by the tarnsman in the Amusements".	10
23	202	Several of them held crossbows; at least four others had spears poised; some boasted swords; but many of them carried nothing more than a chain or sharpened pole.	10
23	222	I was carried through the streets and others of the rebels, appearing from doorways and windows, almost from the very stones of the street, joined what turned into a procession of triumph.	10
24	57	Each carried a heavy pot of the foul, boiling brew and, cup by cup, replenished the cups of the men.	10
25	72	The squeal must have carried to the walls of Tharna.	10
25	82	Then I turned so that it was my body that was exposed to the blow of the sword carried by the man in wrist straps.	10

Book 3. (36 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	144	Some men from the Fungus Chambers carried on their backs great bags filled with choice spores, and others labored under the burdens of huge baskets of freshly reaped fungus, slung on poles between them; and those from the Pastures drove before them with long pointed goads huge, shambling gray arthro...	10
1	43	In differences among members of my own caste, that of the Warriors, it is easier to tell who has carried the day, for the defeated one often lies wounded or slain at the victor's feet.	10
1	96	I myself had traveled in a ship of the Priest-Kings which had twice carried me to this world; I had seen their power so subtly exercised as to alter the movements of a compass needle, so grossly demonstrated as to destroy a city, leaving behind not even the stones of what had once been a dwelling pl...	10
4	122	Suddenly there was the sound of a distant, reverberating gong, a dull but penetrating sound which carried from somewhere even into the Hall of Priest-Kings.	10
5	31	The girl rose and carried the bronze laver to a drain in one corner of the room and emptied it.	10
6	21	But perhaps they were not Ta grapes, for Cos was far distant, and even if carried by tarns, the grapes would probably not seem so fresh.	10
6	39	It seems she thereafter, because of her embarrassment, would never see the warrior and he, at last, impatient and desiring her, carried her off as a slave girl, and returned to the city months later with her as his Free Companion.	10
7	51	And as I pondered these things I sensed that it had not been an accident that I had been carried to Vika's chamber but that this had been part of a plan by the Priest-Kings.	10
8	236	I lifted her and carried her to the stone couch.	10
10	44	It walked on four extremely long, slender, four-jointed stalks that were its supporting legs, and carried its far more muscular, four-jointed grasping legs, or appendages, extremely high, almost level with its jaw, and in front of its body.	10
11	11	Like Misk it wore no clothing and carried no weapons, and its only accouterment was a translator which dangled from its neck.	10
15	25	I thrust the torch I carried into a crevice in the wall and, standing before Misk, I raised my arms over my head, extending them towards him.	10
17	143	Another brief incandescent flash destroyed the primitive tube he had carried.	10
19	104	It was a very simple message and was of course not carried by Sarm's translator.	10
21	43	Then, as we crouched in the darkness of the far side of the chamber, the doors opposite us swung open and we observed two long lines of strange men, marching abreast, each of whom carried a Mul-Torch in one hand and in the other by a handle what resembled a deflated wineskin of golden leather.	10
22	82	I thrust the Mul-Torch which I still carried into a narrow iron receptacle, consisting mainly of two connected rings and a base plate, which was bolted to the wall.	10
22	138	"Even to those who carried Gur?" asked Mul-Ba-Ta, shivering at the thought of those small round bodies and the strange arms and legs, and eyes.	10
22	140	"Yes," I said to Mul-Ba-Ta, "even to those who carried Gur".	10
25	80	I carried her beneath the shaft and tried to hold her upright, but her legs crumpled.	10
25	94	I removed Vika's arms from my neck and shoulder and carried her in my arms down the shaft which led, to the best of my reckoning, in the general direction of the major complexes of the Nest.	10
25	97	For perhaps an Ahn I carried her through the network of ventilation shafts, sometimes walking on the level, sometimes climbing.	10
25	150	"I see," she said, "that even though I was once a proud woman of the high city of Treve you have not honored me with binding fiber but have bound my limbs only with the thong of your sandal, as though I might be the lowest tavern slave in Ar—carried off on a wager, a whim or caprice".	10
27	43	The tunic I wore carried no scent-patterns and for a moment he had thought that the transportation disk I rode was actually without a driver.	10
27	69	Much of the business of the Nest, of course, even relatively technical matters, was carried on by trained Muls.	10
27	258	And when the swift living blade of Sarm was still a full yard from my throat it met the lightning steel of a Gorean blade that had once been carried at the siege of Ar, that had met and withstood and conquered the steel of Pa-Kur, Gor's Master Assassin, until that time said to be the most skilled sw...	10
27	273	Misk's message to Sarm was carried on Sarm's own translator.	10
27	281	Suddenly, strangely carried on the many translators in the room, were the words, "I remember him—I have never forgotten him—in the sky—in the sky—he with wings like showers of gold".	10
28	34	I saw that the creatures above me, whom I shall now speak of as Gur Carriers, for they were no longer Muls, still carried their sacks of golden leather.	10
30	132	"Perhaps more power," said Parp, raising his voice so that his words might be carried by Sarm's own translator.	10
31	7	When I was unchained I was informed by Sarm that the small box he carried activated my control net and at the first sign of disobedience or difficulty he would simply raise the power level—literally boiling my brain away.	10
31	93	"It is similar to that of the others," I said, and swept her from her feet and carried her, Robes of Concealment swirling, from the room.	10
32	15	I swept Vika up and carried her from the trembling chamber and we were accompanied by hurrying Priest-Kings and those humans who had accompanied them.	10
33	21	It should take one leap and a step to clear it, but when I leaped my leap carried me only about fifteen feet and where my foot scraped the side a pebble, dislodged, bounded downward and I could hear it strike the floor of the crevice.	10
34	5	There was a tugging at my sleeve and a blubbering and I looked down and nearly poked a scroll in my eye which was carried by the small blue-clad figure at my side.	10
34	67	For years he had carried it on his own person.	10
34	135	"You carried it at Ar," he said.	10

Book 4. (51 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	66	I hung my helmet over my left shoulder with the sheathed short sword; on my left arm I bore my shield; in my right hand I carried the Gorean war spear.	10
2	4	The two men who had carried this object, keeping well its secret as demanded by Priest-Kings, had braved many perils and had been as brothers.	10
2	6	It was only in the Sardar Mountains that I had learned the nature of their mission, and what it was that they had carried.	10
2	55	But now I could hear, carried on the wind blowing toward distant Turia, the bellowing of the bosks.	10
2	62	I could see he carried a small, round, leather shield, glossy, black, lacquered; he wore a conical, fur-rimmed iron helmet, a net of colored chains depending from the helmet protecting his face, leaving only holes for the eyes.	10
2	67	His lance remained on his back, but he carried in his right hand the small, powerful horn bow of the Wagon Peoples and attached to his saddle was a lacquered, narrow, rectangular quiver containing as many as forty arrows.	10
2	92	A thousand years ago it was said they had carried devastation as far as the walls of Ar and Ko-ro-ba.	10
2	115	Over his shoulder he, too, carried one of the slender lances.	10
2	146	They are carried in the right fist, easily, and are flexible and light, used for thrusting, not the battering-ram effect of the heavy lances of Europe's High Middle Ages.	10
4	5	The charge of the Tuchuk, in spite of its rapidity and momentum, carried him no more than four paces beyond me.	10
6	101	The bound girl watched helplessly as the woman carried her clothing, all that she had of her old world, to a cooking fire some yards away, near the edge of the wagons.	10
6	160	He signaled to a boy who carried a skin of Ka-la-na wine over his shoulder.	10
7	74	Although there were risks involved I tried to translate as exactly as I could, letting Miss Cardwell speak as she would, though her words must often have sounded fantastic to the Tuchuks, for it was largely of a world alien to them that she spoke—a world not of autonomous cities but of huge n...	10
8	42	The animals began to die and the keening of women, crying as though the wagons were burning and the Turians upon them, carried over the prairies.	10
8	50	"The bosk are safe," they had cried, and the cry had been taken up by the women and carried from wagon to wagon, "The bosk are safe!" This year, perhaps because it was the Omen Year, the Wagon Peoples did not advance farther north than was necessary to ensure the welfare of the herds.	10
8	59	She carried, on a strap around her neck, a sack of tospits.	10
8	133	The Gorean girl is, even if free, accustomed to slavery; she will perhaps own one or more slaves herself; she knows that she is weaker than men and what this can mean; she knows that cities fall and caravans are plundered; she knows she might even, by a sufficiently bold warrior, be captured in her ...	10
8	481	It is dangerous, of course, to approach any but a naive, straight-running, perhaps terrified, girl at full speed, for should she dodge or move to one side, one will have to slow the kaiila to turn it after her, lest one be carried past her too rapidly, even at the margins of bola range.	10
9	73	Kamchak told me, a sort of secret I gather, that some of the things he carried had been exchanged back and forth a dozen times.	10
9	254	"Bring perfumes!" she called to the Feast Steward, and he sent forth a camisk-clad slave who carried a tiny tray of exotic Turian perfumes.	10
10	208	He carried weapons.	10
10	435	He wore a helmet and carried the Turian shield, which is oval.	10
10	582	Rather he threw the sword he carried into the sand and though he threw it easily it slipped through almost to the hilt.	10
11	26	Aphris suddenly pulled at the retaining rings, trying to rush to him, now oblivious of the riches of her beauty revealed even to the slaves who carried his palanquin.	10
12	422	At last his fist was within the Turian collar itself and he drew the girl, piteous and exhausted, to his lips, subduing her with his kiss, and then her arms were about his neck and unresisting, obedient, her head to his chest, she was lifted lightly in his arms and carried from the firelight.	10
13	19	I spied Elizabeth Cardwell approaching the wagon, two leather water buckets fastened to a wooden yoke she carried over her shoulders.	10
13	149	Behind them another four haruspexes, one from each People, carried a large wooden cage, made of sticks lashed together, which contained perhaps a dozen white vulos, domesticated pigeons.	10
13	151	I then noted that each of the four chief haruspexes carried, about his shoulder, a white linen sack, somewhat like a peasant's rep-cloth seed bag.	10
14	6	During the day the rapid movements of these individually maneuverable units are dictated by bosk horn and movements of the standards; at night by the bosk horns and the war lanterns slung on high poles carried by riders.	10
15	13	I presume that the mercenaries, being tarnsmen—a proud, headstrong breed of men—made the Turians pay highly for the supplies they carried, the indignities of bearing burdens being lessened somewhat by the compensating weight of golden tarn disks.	10
16	258	The first two carried a platform, draped in purple.	10
17	2	I had not been given back my sword but the quiva I had carried was now thrust in my belt.	10
21	44	Beneath my garment, concealed, I carried sword and quiva.	10
21	81	I glanced behind me to see that the girl who carried the market basket had inadvertently fallen in front of the warriors.	10
21	108	She carried a broken market basket.	10
22	39	Also, at one point, the wailing of women carried to my ears.	10
22	55	"I of course recommended the same rank for myself," said Harold, "inasmuch as I am the one who really carried the thing off".	10
22	79	One carried a slave whip and, occasionally, should the cries of one of the girls grow too obtrusive, he would silence her with the lash.	10
23	181	"Those that pleased us—both of goods and women," remarked Conrad, "we carried off—of goods that did not please us, we burned them—of women that did not please us, we left them stripped and weeping among the wagons".	10
23	210	The covering on the framework had been torn in several places and the rugs ripped or carried away.	10
23	217	There was a brass ladle that Aphris and Elizabeth had used in cooking and a tin box of yellow Turian sugar, dented in now and its contents scattered; and the large, gray leathery object which I had upon occasion seen Kamchak use as a stool, that which he had once kicked across the floor for my inspe...	10
24	4	Some Ahn after departing from the Tuchuk camp I encountered the wagon that carried my tarn, and its guard, still advancing toward the camp.	10
24	25	They carried food and what possessions they could.	10
26	99	And following him, among the warriors, were several Turian slaves, clad in chains and the Kes, among them Kamras, Champion of Turia, and Phanius Turmus, the Turian Ubar, all of whom carried large pans filled with sacks of gold.	10
26	130	Our pursuit carried us from room to room, through hall after hall, in the great house of Saphrar of Turia.	10
26	145	I supposed Saphrar of Turia must have carried lamp or torch, or perhaps that he knew the passage by heart.	10
26	163	He carried a short sword and stood between us and the others.	10
26	169	Kamchak signaled for a bag of gold, and Phanius Turmus was kicked forward, and from a large, bronze pan which he carried, Kamchak removed a sack of gold and threw it to one side.	10
26	192	I saw the astonished eyes of the young man regarding Kamchak, and then he was carried away.	10
26	500	"Even," I said, "did you dare to sit upon it!" "I shall hope," chuckled Kamchak, "that the Priest-Kings will take no offense, but understand that such little bits of acting—rather well carried off, I think—were important parts of my deception".	10
27	5	Turia had been a rich city, and though much gold had been given to the tarnsmen of Ha-Keel and the defenders of the House of Saphrar, it was a tiny amount when compared with the whole, not even counting that lost by being carried by civilians through the gates Kamchak had designated as escapes from ...	10

Book 5. (34 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	193	The guard braceleted one of Phyllis' wrists to the rail and then snapped bracelets on Virginia, confining her wrists behind her back; he carried Virginia down to the main level and set her on her knees there, before Flaminius and Ho-Tu; Elizabeth and I were in the background; then the guard went bac...	10
21	229	I felt the sword in my hand, brought to me by Ho-Tu, the sword I had carried in the siege of Ar, years before, which I had taken to Tharna, which I had carried to the very nest of Priest-Kings, which had been with me on the vast, southern prairies of Gor, and which I had brought once more to the gat...	10
1	30	Kuurus watched, unmoved, as the four Warriors carried their scarlet burden to the height of the huge, sweet-smelling, oil-impregnated pyre.	10
4	188	"I am only a girl from the islands north of Cos, taken by pirates of Port Kar, sold to a tarnsman, carried to and sold again in the city of Turia, and hence for twenty boskhides traded to the Tuchuks, where I was ringed and branded".	10
5	15	In a girl's collar lock there would be either six pins or six disks, one each, it is said, for each letter in the Gorean word for female slave, Kajira; the male slave, or Kajirus, seldom has a locked collar; normally a band of iron is simply hammered about his neck; often he works in chains, usually...	10
5	21	These keys are quite heavy and are carried over the shoulder, and can, if necessary, even function as weapons.	10
5	128	At this I swept her from her feet and carried her to the broad stone couch in the room, where I placed her on the piles of furs that bedecked it.	10
5	264	In his prehensile hooks, those on the right foreleg, he carried a sheet of plastic, on which was the Gorean alphabet, and some paragraphs in Gorean, in various scripts, some printed, some cursive.	10
5	378	"Some information on the Nest War is surely available to them," said Misk, "carried by humans who were permitted to leave the Nest following the War".	10
5	600	Then she had lain down on a flat piece of rain canvas which Al-Ka and I had rolled about her, and, concealed in this fashion, we had carried her to the wagon.	10
6	4	Each carried, sheathed, a hook knife.	10
6	67	One of them carried a large pitcher of the diluted Ka-la-na wine and stepped behind us, climbing the two steps to the broad wooden dais on which our tables were set.	10
7	44	If the basket is merely carried, and the tarn cannot be controlled from the basket, then the tarn wears the tarn saddle and is controlled by a tarnsman.	10
11	64	The guard, with a heavy stick he carried, struck the bars viciously before her face and she cried out, jerking back and crouching at the rear of the cage.	10
12	196	At a signal from Ho-Tu the guard carried Virginia to the branding rack and placed her in the rack, spinning the lever that locked her thigh in place.	10
12	197	She said nothing but stood there, wrists braceleted behind her back, locked in place, watching the approach of the iron, observing the graceful, white-hot character at the iron's termination; she screamed uncontrollably when the iron marked her, firmly, decisively for about three Ihn; and then she s...	10
12	372	There were poorly webbed, small tapestries; amulets and talismans; knotted prayer strings; papers containing praises of Priest- Kings, which might be carried on one's person; numerous ornaments of glass and cheap metal; the strung pearls of the Vosk sorp; polished, shell brooches; pins with heads ca...	10
15	212	The truly sinister aspect of even this portion of the girls' training did not become evident to me, or to Elizabeth, until the entire next week was spent again before the mirror, seeing themselves as slave girls, and repeating, aloud, these questions and answers, as though putting them to themselves...	10
15	215	At last, after this cruel and almost interminable repetition, utilizing simple psychological principles, intended to brand into the girls' psyche the identity of a Pleasure Slave, the girls began the period of exercises, many of which would, for certain periods of the day, be carried through the nex...	10
16	36	But he had assured me that just recently Cernus had received a large batch of new documents and maps, which were perhaps crucial, and that the Priest-Kings would surely be angry if he did not obtain copies of them as well; moreover, he reminded me, he would refuse to let any documents leave the hous...	10
16	41	The Yellows carried the first day of the races, led by Menicius of Port Kar, claiming more than six thousand wins, perhaps the most famed rider since the days of Melipolus of Cos, who even in his own time had been a legend, said to have accumulated more than eight thousand wins.	10
17	232	Elizabeth, with Virginia and Phyllis, would be extricated from the house and carried to safety.	10
17	345	He threw her bodily over his shoulder, her small fists pounding on his back, and carried her to Ho-Tu's place.	10
17	363	Ho-Sorl carried the struggling Phyllis Robertson to the square of sand, and flung her to his feet.	10
17	414	I made sure I got my hands on Elizabeth Cardwell, though she dodged well and was a swift wench, and taking her in my arms carried her to one side.	10
18	530	"I understand she expects, with the other two barbarians, to be purchased by an agent of Priest-Kings, and carried to safety and freedom".	10
21	151	It was my own, carried even at the siege of Ar, so many long years ago.	10
22	360	I saw that he had been given another knife, a tarn knife, of the sort carried by riders.	10
22	405	I wore my sword; I carried the killing knife I had taken from the back of Mip; lastly, thrust in my belt, was the double-edged quiva, the Tuchuk saddle knife.	10
22	479	Trying to block in the wrong position he nearly hit the top of the edged ring and the startled bird was carried far out of the ring track and had to wheel to reenter the track.	10
23	50	With him he carried the apparatus of his craft, and a canister of fluid.	10
24	335	He carried her from the court of the Ubar, she lying against him, weeping with happiness.	10
24	379	"I hate you, you beast, you big beast!" Amidst the laughter of the court of the Ubar Ho-Sorl carried his prize from the chamber, the lovely, squirming slave girl, Miss Phyllis Robertson.	10
24	433	He carried with him some papers.	10

Book 6. (54 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	19	At the prows of the second and third ships I saw two others of my tormentors, the blond, gray-eyed girl, who had carried marsh vine, and the shorter, dark-haired girl, who had carried a net over her left shoulder.	10
3	94	He carried a marsh spear.	10
3	268	In my eyes in that moment it seemed I had lost myself, that my codes had been betrayed, Ko-ro-ba my city dishonored, even the blade I had carried soiled.	10
4	164	I had carried the rence, in many trips, to a covered area, where it was stored.	10
5	4	"I shall win him," said another girl, a tall, blond girl, gray-eyed, who carried a coil of marsh vine in her right hand.	10
5	58	In her hand she carried a throwing stick.	10
5	88	Strangely, to my mind, he carried over his left shoulder a large, white, silken scarf.	10
5	144	I had carried about bowls of cut, fried fish, and wooden trays of roasted tarsk meat, and roasted gants, threaded on sticks, and rence cakes and porridges, and gourd flagons, many times replenished, of rence beer.	10
6	59	She had been the girl who, this morning, had carried a net over her left shoulder, one of those who had taunted me at the pole, one of those who had, at festival, danced her contempt of me.	10
6	66	It was the tall gray-eyed blond girl, whom I remembered from the morning, who had carried a coil of marsh vine, holding it against my arm, she who had danced, with excruciating slowness, before me at festival, who had, like the others, shown her contempt of me with her spittle.	10
6	102	They would later be carried, or forced to walk, to the barges.	10
6	120	With a slave knife he cut the rence tunic from her and threw her, still partly tangled in the net, over his shoulder, and carried her toward one of the dark, high-prowed barges in the shadows at the edge of the island.	10
6	183	The slave who had carried his torch ran back toward the light, crying out.	10
6	204	The area had been cleared earlier by the sweep of the great nets, carried by slaves.	10
7	10	Some of them carried rolls of rence paper, tied together by marsh vine, others the human booty of the raid.	10
7	138	Before I left I noted, among the broken rence and other paraphernalia, some throwing sticks and such, the tunic of rence cloth which she had slipped off before me the night previously, before commanding me to serve her pleasure, before we had heard the cry "Slavers!" I picked it up and carried it, w...	10
8	5	I had again my sword, that wine-tempered blade of fine, double-edged Gorean steel, carried even at the siege of Ar, so long ago, with its scabbard; and the rounded shield of layered boskhide, with its double sling, riveted with pegs of iron and bound with hoops of brass; and the simple helmet, innoc...	10
8	189	In my scabbard was the short sword, carried even at the siege of Ar.	10
8	245	Telima, one by one, as we passed those that had fallen to the great bow, drew from their bodies the arrows, adding them to those she carried.	10
8	277	With the first length of binding fiber I tied her wrists behind her back; I then carried her and placed her, on her knees, on the second of the broad steps leading up to the tiller deck, two steps below that in which is fixed the chair of the oar-master; she now knelt below that chair, and to its le...	10
8	290	On the third prow it had been the shorter, dark-haired girl, she who had carried the net over her left shoulder.	10
8	548	Then I looked to the second prow, and the third, where were tied the large girl, blond and gray-eyed, who had held marsh vine against my arm, and the shorter girl, dark-haired, who had carried a net over her left shoulder.	10
8	636	The large, blond, gray-eyed girl and the shorter girl, dark-haired, who had carried the net, knelt before the chair on the rowing deck.	10
9	51	He took the cup in one hand, threw it down his throat, and carried the girl he had seized, screaming, into one of the alcoves.	10
9	416	He leaped to his feet and carried her from the room.	10
9	418	Then Thura, to my amazement, though a rence girl, dancing, revealed herself similarly to the great Thurnock, he only of the peasants, and he, with a great laugh, swept her from her feet and carried her from the room.	10
10	194	Indeed, the galleys of Port Kar, medium and heavy class, carried shearing blades, which had been an invention of Tersites.	10
10	223	The latter cargo was the most valuable carried in these first four voyages.	10
10	301	The motion to obtain a new preserve carried.	10
12	111	"Who is he?" asked Thurnock, looking after the boy, wrapped in the warrior's cloak, who was being carried away into the darkness.	10
13	165	He carried, in the crook of his left arm, a helmet, bearing that crest of sleen hair that marks a captain of Port Kar.	10
13	483	"I carried peace to Cos and Tyros," I said, "and for this I was awarded the chains of a slave in the galleys".	10
13	512	By the end of the second month the flag of Bosk, carried by one ship or another, was known from Ianda to Torvaldsland, and from the delta of the Vosk to the throne rooms of Cos and Tyros.	10
14	25	Besides her stem and stern castles the Dorna carried two movable turrets amidships, each about twenty feet high.	10
14	26	She also carried, on leather-cushioned, swivel mounts, two light catapults, two chain-sling onagers, and eight springals.	10
14	52	The Dorna carried twenty groups of three to a side, and so used one hundred and twenty oarsmen.	10
14	80	The prices of goods, I might note, carried on ships of Cos and Tyros and her allies, because of the need of paying for additional escort, had risen considerably.	10
14	188	The noise of our strike and the cries of the men aboard the rammed ship carried over the water.	10
14	330	The Dorna, by contrast, carried a free crew of two hundred and fifteen men, most of whom were well trained with weapons.	10
15	408	Then the men carried her before my table and held her bound before me.	10
15	606	The girl collapsed weeping, but Fish, with great gentleness lifted her in his arms and carried her from the hall.	10
16	57	I lifted her and carried her again to the furs and threw her down upon them.	10
16	431	I think the cries of joy in the piazza might have carried even to the moons of Gor.	10
17	63	There were crews on these ships armed with grappling irons and each of the ships carried two or more "grappling bridges".	10
17	69	We had crowded far more armed men into each of these round ships than would be carried even in the normal crew of a heavy-class tarn ship.	10
17	204	Sparks and flames were carried from one ship to another.	10
17	360	And besides these seamen, each tarnsman, tied to his saddle, carried a shielded, protected ship's lantern, lighted, and, in the pockets of leather aprons, tied together and thrown across the saddles, numerous clay flasks, corked with rags.	10
17	412	More tarns returned and more of my men, sometimes six and seven to a rope, were carried away from the ship.	10
18	196	I saw torches being carried.	10
18	203	I could see, as they did not, a shadow moving swiftly behind them, it, too, rapidly shifting its position, moving about amidst the frantic shadows of men, torches and confusions, but always staying in the background, like an absence of substance but one which carried a blade of steel.	10
18	514	At my side I now wore the sword that I had brought originally to Port Kar, that which I had carried so many years before, even at the siege of Ar, and in Tharna, and in the Nest of Priest-Kings and on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, and in the streets of great Ar itself, when I had seemed to serve ...	10
18	546	I threw a man whom I had struck, even before he died, over the parapet, striking another, who, clinging desperately to the siege pole, carried it back in a long arc with him as he fell.	10
18	610	But each of these men, over his back, carried a peasant bow.	10
18	713	Then Ho-Hak picked up Henrak and, slowly, holding him over his head, carried him screaming and struggling from the room.	10

Book 7. (35 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	122	Some carried heavy baskets of fruits and nuts on their shoulders, or strings of gourds; others bore wicker hampers of flowers, or carried brightly plumaged forest birds, tied by string to their wrists.	10
1	65	Affluent and beautiful, I carried myself with a flair.	10
4	58	They were then carried, unconscious, into the ship.	10
5	186	They carried silverish tubes, or wands, of some sort, perhaps weapons.	10
6	210	The men I now noted, held as I was, did not carry pistols and rifles, or even small weapons, such as my captor had had, or the silverish tubes, or wands, which had been carried by the men from the silverish ship.	10
6	213	Four of the others actually carried spears.	10
6	220	The swords they carried in scabbards slung over their left shoulder.	10
6	222	Several of them, besides the small swords, carried a knife as well, this attached to a leather belt.	10
6	436	But I was Elinor Brinton, of Park Avenue, of Earth! She had been rich, beautiful, smartly attired, tasteful, sophisticated; she had been well educated and traveled; she had been decisive, confident; she had carried her wealth and her beauty with élan; and she had deserved her position in society;...	10
7	415	How naturally I had carried myself differently than they, better, more arrogantly.	10
8	171	They carried spears, and were helmeted.	10
8	1098	She carried a light spear.	10
8	1176	She was beautifully figured and she carried herself arrogantly before them, taunting them with her beauty, and spear.	10
11	74	A guard, holding her by the arm, half carried her to the wall, where he left her.	10
11	334	There are often rumors carried about the pens and cages.	10
11	728	Few of the guards carried candies.	10
11	864	I was being carried in a man's arms.	10
11	1141	Such an exploitative, indifferent girl, on Gor, might be simply carried off, and enslaved.	10
12	659	The clash of steel carried dimly to the hill, where Ute and I watched.	10
12	688	The sounds of blades carried to where we knelt.	10
13	187	Over her shoulder she had two small, furred animals, hideous forest urts, about the size of cats, and in her left hand she carried four small, green-and-yellow-plumaged birds.	10
13	198	It backed into the fence of wands and she caught it there, against the sticks, and, in a moment, it thrashing and squirming, she lifted it from the water and carried it triumphantly to the shore.	10
13	306	Together, at the edge of the thicket, we ate the remains of our meal, which I had carried.	10
13	413	Usually, in our night journeys, we carried with us only the precious binding fiber.	10
13	537	The women and children carried sticks and switches, the men spears, flails, forks and clubs.	10
13	729	I knew only that I, Elinor Brinton, a captured girl, was being carried helplessly, cruelly bound, tightly and uncompromisingly secured, into slavery.	10
13	770	He carried his head proudly.	10
14	126	Rask of Treve, in his way, as other raiders of Treve, carried the war to the enemy.	10
14	436	When a free woman is captured and carried off the news spreads rapidly among the slave girls of a city.	10
14	641	This time she carried, coiled in her hand, some seven or eight feet of slender, coarse rope, simple camp rope.	10
15	318	In her belt she carried a sleen knife.	10
15	873	After Inge and Rena had finished their work, even to the cleaning of my hair, a guard, summoned, not much pleased, carried me, helpless and in pain, back to the shed for female work slaves.	10
16	249	The slave threw back her head and, I am sure, had she not been gagged, a cry of misery would have carried throughout the camp.	10
18	17	What should I do? What can I do? My old sword, the blade carried even as long ago as the siege of Ar, hangs still in my chambers, in its worn scabbard.	10
18	63	He carried his bow, with arrows.	10

Book 8. (59 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	47	Some carried bows, two carried spears.	10
2	104	She carried two large bottles of wine, red Ka-la-na, from the vineyards of Ar.	10
2	285	She carried the wine, and cups.	10
2	486	The girls, as the slaves were carried toward the water, swarmed about them, spitting upon them, and striking them, jeering and mocking them.	10
2	541	The Tesephone carried four sails, one sail of the first type; two of the second, and one of the third.	10
2	542	Her sails were, first, the fair-weather sail, which is quite large, and is used in gentle winds; secondly, the tarn sail, which is the common sail most often found on the yard of a tarn ship, and taking its name from the ship; third, a sail of the same type as the tarn sail, and, in a sense, a small...	10
2	701	The girls were carried from the deck.	10
2	710	Their catch, returned to the Tesephone, in a cage, covered with canvas, carried on the back of Thurnock, had been six, rather large forest urts, about the size of tiny dogs.	10
3	38	Most commercial voyages, needless to say, are carried out in deeper-keeled, broader-beamed ships, the famed round ships of Thassa.	10
4	36	She carried a vessel of paga.	10
4	281	* * * * I regarded her in the shadows of the small alcove, lit by the tiny lamp, its draft carried by the tiny ventilating hole above it.	10
4	393	I noted, too, that, clad in yellow silk, belled on the left ankle, as another paga girl, the dancer, she whom Thurnock had sported with, too, carried a vessel of paga about.	10
6	340	These repairs would be made partly from stores carried on board, partly from stores purchased in Laura.	10
6	394	She carried a bow.	10
6	897	She, a slave, bound, turned her lips to his, carried from the fire to her chains, in the darkness of the wall, on the other side of the Tesephone.	10
6	912	The shrill scream of a sleen, perhaps a pasang distant, carried to the camp.	10
7	25	My men carried sleen nets, as though they might be sleen hunters.	10
7	44	Who knew how high might be raised the chair of Bosk? The birds carried on above me, as I passed slowly, carefully beneath them.	10
7	220	I then lifted her lightly in my arms and carried her, gagged and bound, down our back trail, for some quarter of an Ahn.	10
7	221	When I was satisfied that I had carried her sufficiently far, so far that I was confident that she would not be within earshot of any to whom she might wish to call, I set her down on the ground, leaning her against a tree.	10
7	223	She had fainted as I had carried her.	10
7	398	Rim carried her from the small fire, and moved into the darkness.	10
9	30	She carried a light spear.	10
9	366	She carried a spear.	10
11	678	She carried wine.	10
12	5	I carried my weapons, even the great bow, recovered from Verna's camp, days before.	10
12	137	Noble, great Ubar! And who would remember Talena, and her shame, after Marlenus, astride a mighty tharlarion, would have his triumph in the streets of Ar, panther girls in tiny cages slung on poles carried by huntsmen, and, walking beside his beast, naked and chained to his stirrup, their former lea...	10
13	14	One of them carried a bottle.	10
13	166	I would speculate, however, judging the business on which I conjectured the Rhoda had come north, that she would have carried more than a hundred below decks, doubtless all skilled warriors.	10
13	369	I carried sword, sleen knife, and bow with quiver.	10
14	111	They carried it by means of two metal bars thrust through it, the bars held by gloves.	10
14	147	How many were there? How did they seem? Which seemed most alert? Who did I suppose might be the most dangerous? At what height hung the hilt of the swords in the sheaths slung over the left shoulder? Which girls walked with their heads the highest, which carried their spears well? I looked at the mo...	10
15	364	She carried the box on her head, in the fashion of the Gorean woman.	10
15	369	Each beauty carried her burden.	10
15	425	Some burdens were carried even by the men of Tyros.	10
15	426	Others, lighter burdens, were carried by certain of the panther girls.	10
15	472	I carried with me four of the seven quivers of arrows taken from panther girls.	10
15	481	There the dark-haired girl and the blond girl, two of my paga slaves, stripped the new prisoners and I, with Harl rings, part of the freight carried by the panther girls, not speaking, fastened them in the slave chain.	10
15	898	The red-haired girl, to my satisfaction, but not asking me, took some of the silk we carried and cut it into strips, wrapping it in and around the ankle rings of her charges, and about the girls' ankles, that their ankles be protected in the march.	10
15	954	It carried no dignity nor civil significance.	10
17	27	Some, I expected, perhaps high girls in Hura's band, had been carried by their sisters of the forests.	10
17	64	I carried her to where the other girls lay and put her on the grass among them.	10
17	67	I had her, too, carried to a place in the line.	10
18	274	They carried two armloads of branches, and fell to their knees before the guard.	10
19	25	They carried weapons.	10
19	66	I carried only my sword, in its sheath, and a short sleen knife, balanced.	10
19	108	Two carried crossbows.	10
19	185	With their axes they broke through to him, shattered the rings from the stones, and carried him safe to Tyros.	10
20	42	Holding his mouth, I thrust my blade into the body of the man who carried the second crossbow.	10
20	275	No man at the line of the men of Tyros carried it.	10
21	27	There were now more torches and lanterns in the stockade, carried by my men.	10
21	58	But between Sarus and Marlenus of Ar there stood another, Verna, the crossbow she carried leveled at the heart of Sarus.	10
21	156	Cara had carried the tools I had stolen from the Rhoda, a heavy hammer and a chisel, into the forest.	10
22	11	Others carried merely knives, or light spears, taken from Hura's panther girls.	10
22	208	From the belongings of the camp of Marlenus, which had been carried to the stockade, was taken the key to the collar.	10
22	258	Their cries of pleasure carried to me.	10
22	559	He turned and left, followed by his men, two of them carried by others, lying on the stretchers.	10
22	736	Her women, now slaves, waited in longboats to be carried to the Rhoda, the Tesephone.	10
22	864	Perhaps she would be carried south in tarn caravan, or by slave wagon, and would be slave in Turia, or perhaps even in the wagons of the Wagon Peoples, the Tuchuks, the Kassars, the Kataii, the Paravaci.	10

Book 9. (72 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	25	It had been carried to the Inlet of Green Cliffs, to Thorstein Camp, from Ax Glacier to Einar's Skerry; it had been carried to the high farms, to the lakes, to the coast; it had been carried on foot and by swift ship; a thousand arrows, each touched to the arrow of Torvald, had been carried, and whe...	10
3	27	Weapons are not to be carried in the temple of Priest-Kings but I had been taught, long ago, by Kamchak of the Tuchuks, at a banquet in Turia, that where weapons may not be carried, it is well to carry weapons.	10
13	449	In one hand it carried a gigantic ax, whose handle was perhaps eight feet long, whose blade, from tip to tip, might have been better than two feet in length; on its other arm it carried a great, round, iron shield, double strapped; it lifted it, and the ax; its arms were incredibly long, perhaps som...	10
14	13	I was carried in the panic-stricken throng a dozen yards in one direction, then, meaninglessly, carried back in the other.	10
1	16	Seldom did I have my chair carried from the hall.	10
1	25	I had dealt Surbus his death blow, but, before he had died, I had, on the urging of the woman, she moved to pity, carried him to the roof of the tavern, that he might, before his eyes closed, look once more upon the sea.	10
1	222	But I had had my chair carried to his hall.	10
1	679	It had been carried on the 25th of Se'Kara.	10
2	54	It was said that he wished, in regret for the wickedness of his life, to be carried in death to the temple of Priest-Kings in Kassau, that the High Initiate there might, if it be his mercy, draw on his bones in the sacred grease the sign of the Priest-Kings.	10
2	137	It carried, thus, forty oars, with two men to each oar.	10
2	169	In battle, of course, such shields are not hung on the side of the ship; they would obstruct the thole ports; but, even if oars were not used, they would be within the hull, at hand; why should a crewman expose himself to missile fire to retrieve a shield so fastened? Also, of course, when the ship ...	10
2	294	It was his last will, now loyally, doggedly, carried out by his saddened men.	10
2	299	They wore long cloaks; they carried no weapons; no shields; they wore no helmets.	10
2	300	Weapons, I knew, were not to be carried within the temple of Priest-Kings.	10
2	318	Ivar Forkbeard's body was not anointed as it was carried through the gate in the rail.	10
2	321	The four men of Torvaldsland carried the huge body of Ivar Forkbeard up the steps of the altar, on the crossed spears.	10
3	66	One of the spears which had formed the platform on which he had been carried, gaining entrance to Kassau and the temple, was handed to him.	10
3	101	The jewelry and coins which he took he hurled into a golden sacrificial bowl, which one of his men carried at his side.	10
3	240	He carried a sack of plate at his back, heavy and bulging, which had been given to him by other men, that he might carry it.	10
3	275	Some carried chains, others hoes.	10
3	299	Some carried crate hooks and others chisels, and iron levers.	10
3	302	Forkbeard then, grinning, slung his ax over his left shoulder, dropping it into the broad leather loop by which it may be carried, its head behind his head and to the left.	10
3	305	The sword, when carried, and it often is, is commonly supported in its own belt, looped over the left shoulder, which is, it might be mentioned, the common Gorean practice.	10
3	403	Too, it seemed, the fires had spread elsewhere in Kassau, doubtless carried by the wind.	10
3	408	Behind us, amidships, we heard the weeping of women, fettered bondmaids being carried north to serve harsh masters.	10
5	171	Many, too, carried axes.	10
5	308	Aelgifu was carried to where the bondmaids, perfectly restrained, lay.	10
6	57	Men in the fields wore short tunics of white wool; some carried hoes; their hair was close cropped; about their throats had been hammered bands of black iron, with a welded ring attached.	10
6	105	He carried, on a strap over his shoulder, a tall, dark vessel, filled with liquid.	10
6	181	Then the Forkbeard turned his attention to the serpent, and the disembarkment of its riches, which, on the shoulders of his men, and others, were carried, amid shouts of joy and wonder from those gathered about, to the palisade.	10
6	412	The bondmaid, Olga, laughing and kicking, thrown helplessly over the shoulder of an oarsman, was carried past.	10
7	61	On the serpents they are carried in small barrels, usually kept, with vegetables, under the overturned keel of the longboat.	10
8	9	He carried a tray of vials.	10
8	230	We carried no lights.	10
9	191	He carried her into the darkness and threw her to the furs.	10
9	293	We carried a torch to the ice shed.	10
9	318	We carried her through the darkness and smoke of the hall, between the posts.	10
10	70	I carried my short sword.	10
10	71	I carried, too, the great bow, unstrung, with its quiver of arrows.	10
10	82	When the war arrow is carried, of course, all free men are to respond; in such a case the farm may suffer, and his companion and children know great hardship; in leaving his family, the farmer, weapons upon his shoulder, speaks simply to them.	10
10	83	"The war arrow has been carried to my house," he tells them.	10
10	243	The shield bearer's charge carried him almost to the hazel wands.	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
11	48	Each carried a wide, round shield, of iron, some four feet in diameter.	10
11	49	Each, too, carried a great, double-bladed iron ax, which, from blade tip to blade tip, was some two feet in width.	10
11	188	They carried primitive weapons.	10
11	257	He carried a wooden bucket, and another object, wrapped in leather.	10
11	285	The roar of the beast must have carried even to the ships.	10
13	393	She had been carried weeping, over his shoulder, her brand fresh, aboard his ship.	10
14	55	He carried his sword.	10
14	63	I noted that his ax, which he always carried, was bloodied.	10
15	80	Some carried torches.	10
15	139	They carried shields, axes.	10
15	250	They carried their shields, their axes, on their back.	10
16	191	From among the weapons at the foot of the couch, from one of the cylindrical quivers, still of the sort carried in Torvaldsland, I drew forth a long, dark arrow.	10
17	11	The ax I carried was bloodied.	10
17	21	With us stood Bjarni of Thorstein Camp, and with him he who had in the formal duel carried his shield.	10
17	23	With the boy, too, was his friend, who would have carried the shield for him.	10
17	24	The war arrow had been carried.	10
17	72	In his left hand he carried a sword.	10
17	74	He was fiercely bearded, and carried a spear.	10
17	162	The spoils are carried by the captured male humans, unless there are too many, and then the residue is divided among the bondmaids.	10
18	197	Those who could not walk were, under the orders of men, by other bondmaids, carried or aided to the pen.	10
18	641	The Forkbeard and I, it had been, who had found the arrow of war in the Torvaldsberg, who had touched it to other arrows, which, in hundreds of villages and camps, over thousands of square pasangs of rugged, inlet-cleft terrain, had been carried to the free men of the north, that they might fetch th...	10
20	75	It carried, on its shoulder, a large, long, flattish object, wrapped in purple cloth, dark in the dusk.	10
20	184	I carried her, wading on the stones, to the side of the longboat.	10
21	29	Bera went to the next man, to fill his cup with mead, from the heavy, hot tankard, gripped with cloth, which she carried.	10
21	179	Marlenus would have carried us to Ar for mutilation and public impalement.	10
22	55	Aelgifu, or Pudding, passed me, and then Gunnhild and Olga, bent under boxes carried on their backs.	10
22	64	He carried a great ax, weapons, a sleenskin bag filled with gear.	10
22	114	She carried, in a sleenskin bag, over her shoulders, much of my gear.	10
22	193	Whatever be the reasons, a common female slave, and one of no unusual heat for a slave, will be carried through a series of multiple yieldings, dozens, before the average free woman can be warmed.	10

Book 10. (48 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	216	She had then been conscious, vaguely, of being turned about and lifted, and carried, to a different place in the line, one determined by her height.	10
1	419	Even numbers are carried, of course, that the load is balanced.	10
1	522	None but the girl would know she carried such a message, and she would not know what it might be.	10
2	11	Among lower-class males, too, it provides a soft cushion, on which boxes, and other burdens, may be conveniently carried on the head, steadied by the right hand.	10
2	14	When the whole skin is thoroughly cleaned of filth and hair, straps are fastened to it, so that it may be conveniently carried on the shoulder, or over the back, the same straps serving, with adjustment, for either mode of support.	10
2	120	Water for these gardens, by contract with slave masters, was carried by chains of male slaves and emptied into house cisterns, whence, later, by house slaves, it would be taken in cans and sprinkled carefully, foot by foot, throughout the garden.	10
2	383	The petals of veminium, the "Desert Veminium," purplish, as opposed to the "Thentis Veminium," bluish, which flower grows at the edge of the Tahari, gathered in shallow baskets and carried to a still, are boiled in water.	10
2	555	In her hand she carried a long supple kaiila quirt of leather, about a half inch in width and a yard long.	10
3	76	It had been his son who had carried the salt, who had unsheathed the claws of my kaiila.	10
4	11	It is carried by a pack kaiila, strapped to the beast, and steadied on both sides by braces against the pack blankets.	10
4	42	The sand kaiila, or desert kaiila, is a kaiila, and handles similarly, but it is not identically the same animal which is indigenous, domestic and wild, in the middle latitudes of Gor's southern hemisphere; that animal, used as a mount by the Wagon Peoples, is not found in the northern hemisphere of...	10
4	377	The woman was carried from the room, to the pens.	10
5	56	She carried a tray, on which were various spoons and sugars.	10
7	94	Supplies are brought in, and salt carried away, by caravan, on which the pits must depend.	10
7	635	They carried no light, but the moonlight, streaming through the barred window into the cell, permitted us to regard one another.	10
8	39	The packs of kaiila were being slashed, to determine the value of the merchandise carried, and whether it would be of value to raiders.	10
11	40	Hassan put Alyena, whom he had carried, beside him.	10
11	382	Each man carried his own saddle.	10
11	395	Those of Hassan's men who carried water, too, emptied the water into the cistern.	10
12	613	He broke into a run, but I managed to trip him, and Hassan leaped upon him and carried him, squirming, to the bath.	10
14	19	The chain was now much heavier than it had been, for it, even with several sections removed, was carried by far fewer men.	10
14	199	These hoods, used on the march to Klima, have a tiny flap, closed and tied with a leather string, at the mouth, through which, several times during the day, opened, the spike of a water bag, carried by kaiila, is thrust.	10
14	428	We did not know how many now carried the chain, or the remaining lengths.	10
14	508	"March, Slaves!" I heard, and I began again the march, moving first with the left foot, then the right, that the march be uniform, that the chain be carried evenly.	10
14	509	It was heavier than before, but I carried it lightly, for I was alive.	10
15	5	Similarly, the heavy cylinders of salt, mined and molded at Klima, are carried on the backs of salt slaves from storage areas at Klima to storage areas in the desert, whence they are tallied, sold and distributed to caravans.	10
15	87	He carried a whip, the "snake," coiled, symbol of his authority over us.	10
15	132	Water at Klima is generally carried in narrow buckets, on wooden yokes, with dippers attached, for the slaves.	10
15	135	It is the sort carried by a nomad herding verr afoot in the vicinity of his camp.	10
15	136	Bags that small are seldom carried in caravan, except at the saddles of scouts.	10
16	39	The steersman, when not attending to his sweep, carried a lance.	10
16	92	Ultimately, then, food is brought into the pits, generally in the form of organic debris, from hundreds of sources, many of them hundreds of miles distant; this debris is carried by the fresh-water feeds, through minute faults and fissures, and even porous rock, until it reaches the remains of the a...	10
18	103	I saw, among them, carried on a sedan chair, the figure of T'Zshal.	10
18	125	Then he gave Hassan and me to drink from the water he carried.	10
19	63	He moved the bag of water he carried to his left shoulder, it falling before and behind.	10
21	14	I submerged the water bag I carried.	10
21	171	I was carried in the arms of the Kur, over the silvered dunes.	10
21	474	I carried the body toward the side of the ship.	10
21	582	With my teeth I tore the insulation from a part of the wire I had taken from the pile of debris and wire, coiled and, in my teeth, carried with me in my climb.	10
23	35	I unsheathed the scimitar I carried.	10
23	242	He carried a leather, black, lacquered buckler on his left arm, a slim, black, tem-wood lance in his right hand.	10
24	112	I had carried it with me to Klima.	10
24	960	I went to her and took the bit of faded silk, which I had carried to Klima and back.	10
25	183	She carried a scimitar.	10
25	595	I, Hassan, leading, carried Tarna to an empty cell on the fourth level.	10
26	704	When a slave is introduced into a new house, often carried over the threshold bound and naked, she is commonly tied and whipped; the purpose of this is to leave her in no doubt as to what she is in the new domicile; in this way she is assisted in understanding that within the new walls, in the new c...	10
26	871	I carried her, naked, branded, weeping, to the small cell where I had thrown her tiny garment, to be retrieved later.	10
26	1167	She squirmed and then, held, cried out, a scream that must have carried to every cell, through every corridor, of that grim level, startling the enslaved beauties chained there, amusing the soldiers in whose arms they lay, a scream at once of wild love and of a helpless slave girl's total submission...	10

Book 11. (38 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	15	Both wore tunics, red; each, at his left hip, had slung a blade and scabbard; each, at his belt, carried an ornamented knife; the man behind him who stood over me had slung over his back a shield, of layers of leather and brass, and carried a spear, beneath the blade of which was slung a helmet with...	10
2	41	Each in my world, it seemed, carried about with him a bubble of space, a perimeter, a wall, an invisible shield, an unconsciously acculturated, socially sanctioned remoteness, a barrier decreed by convention and conditioning.	10
2	272	He carried a spear over his left shoulder, balanced by his left hand; from the spear depended a shield, behind the left shoulder, and a helmet; about his right shoulder was slung a pouch, which I gathered must have contained supplies; a bota of liquid, water I assumed, was fastened at his belt, on t...	10
2	286	The newcomer slipped the bota from his belt, and discarded, too, the pouch he carried.	10
2	400	The bearded man then threw me over his shoulder, and carried me to the circle.	10
2	413	It had a long, heavy shaft, some two inches in width, some seven feet in length; the head of the weapon, including its socket and penetrating rivets, was some twenty inches in length; the killing edges of the blade began about two inches from the bottom of the socket, which reinforced the blade, tap...	10
2	667	He fetched the pouch and bota which he had carried, and slung them both, this time, at his belt.	10
2	750	Perhaps, even now, I carried some secret with me, which had been unknown to the two men.	10
2	769	I now carried his shield.	10
2	829	He lifted me in his arms, so lightly that it startled me, and carried me to a tree.	10
2	1153	These carried the torches.	10
2	1157	The platforms were white, and carried on the shoulders of ten men apiece; the wagon was brown, and was drawn by two large, brown, wide-horned, shaggy, oxlike shambling creatures, conducted by two men.	10
2	1158	The men who carried the platforms and those who conducted the shambling oxlike creatures were dressed not dissimilarly from the others, those flanking the march and those in and about the march.	10
2	1167	I could see that, on the first carried platform, there were some five figures, those of women; on the second there were several chests and boxes, some covered with sheens of glistening material; in the wagon, under a loose canvas, were other boxes, but simpler and grosser in appearance, and poles an...	10
2	1194	I saw the women on the white platform, being carried.	10
2	1224	I supposed that the procession was a wedding procession, and that the second palanquin carried rich gifts, perhaps the bride's dowry, or rich gifts to accompany her, perhaps to be delivered to the groom or his parents.	10
2	1225	The wagon which followed late in the procession, that drawn by the conducted, shambling oxlike creatures, carried, I conjectured, the supplies of the retinue.	10
3	272	A girl is caught, stripped, bound hand and foot, and carried to the Girl Pit of the capturing city, into which she is thrown.	10
3	348	She did not try to put the rag on but carried it in her hand, loosely, and went to lie at the feet of my captor.	10
3	604	"Kajira" and "La Kajira" are often the first words a girl of Earth, carried to Gor, must learn.	10
3	607	They then carried me by the arms and put me to my knees before my captor, who sat, cross-legged, by the fire.	10
3	706	I had carried meat before in my mouth, not permitted to touch it, but then I had not been bound, then I had not knelt, then they had not taken it from me in their mouths.	10
3	729	I would pour the paga, which I carried, into a goblet, kiss it, as was expected, and give it to the man.	10
4	351	She carried, in her hands, several strings of beads, simple necklaces, with small, wooden, colored beads.	10
4	547	I was thrown screaming and squirming to his shoulder, and carried about.	10
4	729	I thrust the flask of wine I carried into the hands of Eta, who came to comfort me.	10
4	923	I loved the feel of his strong hands on my body, holding me up, lightly, from the earth, which I, thus carried, could not touch unless he permitted it.	10
5	84	When first I had seen the retinue, several days ago, there had been only one, which had carried supplies.	10
5	117	The two palanquins which had been carried, by ten men apiece, were within the camp, turned upside down, to protect them, I supposed, from dew or rain.	10
5	129	The sign of a man of Tharna is two yellow cords carried at the belt, suitable for the binding of the hands and feet of a female.	10
5	233	He carried a sword slung over his shoulder, loosely.	10
5	277	In her gloved hand was placed the switch the girl had carried for her.	10
5	460	I was carried across the stream, into the camp area.	10
5	462	The soldier who carried me put me on my feet.	10
5	505	The two wounded men were carried away.	10
5	656	One of the men carried a looped coffle chain, with wrist rings.	10
5	668	There were six wrist rings on the chain he carried.	10
6	80	I did not want to be carried away.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	663	The first carried a knife, the second, over his arm, carried some brief, white, platform tunics.	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	42	Grunt carried similar articles but he, as well, as I had not, carried such items as long nails, rivets, hatchets, metal arrowheads, metal lance points, knife blades and butcher knives.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1141	I was being carried as a slave is often carried, my head to the rear.	10

Book 23. (2 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	505	He carried his helmet and the intriguing pouch which had caught my attention earlier, that which he had carried with him even in the room of the baths.	10
15	1069	I carried her with her head to the rear, as a slave is carried.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	615	After the keeper's man had shouldered the Lady Temione and carried her off, head to the back, as a slave is commonly carried, presumably to a chaining ring or kennel for the night, I had not seen her until she, with others, blindfolded, were kneeling before me, naked and in coffle, in the camp of Co...	10
19	1618	I put her over my shoulder, her head to the rear, as a slave is commonly carried, and carried her to the raft.	10

Book 25. (3 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	77	I recovered consciousness outside the room, aware of sunlight and air on my body, how frightening that for a free woman, and realized I was being carried, hooded, wrapped in the toils of the net, on a man's shoulder, carried, carried as produce, or a slave, might be carried!" "You egressed through t...	10
1	145	She was being carried with her head to the rear, as a slave is carried.	10
17	413	"The trunk was real magic," he said, "as we saw it carried on, kept off the floor, and opened, and shown empty!" "In the case of the trunk," I said, "you will recall that it was carried on, and opened in a certain way, in a certain order, and then that it was closed in a certain order, as well".	10

Book 26. (3 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	83	I was then removed, so bound and so enveloped, from the wagon; I was carried for a time, over a shoulder, my head to the rear, which somehow seemed, vaguely, to be the way I should be carried, however shameful or embarrassing I might find it to be; and I was then, at the end of this peregrination, p...	10
10	834	He carried me with my head to the rear, as women such as I are often carried.	10
19	326	Did they not think their own efforts had been efficacious in these matters? Who, after all, rode the mighty tarns, who did battle, who risked their lives, who, sword in hand, bestrode the corridors of burning palaces? And how must such words sound to the lovely captives? Surely they, if none others,...	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	1021	In a moment, still carried, helplessly hooded and bound, her head to the rear, as a slave is carried, she felt herself brought again into the sunlight, and up the few steps to the surface of the shelf, where she was knelt down, she thought near the forward edge of the shelf.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	20	The device may then be carried or not, as one desires, and, when carried, does not impede movement.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	111	The free woman is to be carried, if carried at all, gently, respectfully, nestled in one's arms.	10
7	115	She is carried as property, as though she might be no more than produce, and her head is to the rear so that, even were she not hooded, she cannot see where she is being carried.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	47	To be sure, a free woman would not be likely to be so carried, were she not being carried to a slave pen.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	133	I realized, as our journey continued, that I was being carried as a free woman is carried.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	920	She carried the small, simple bowl which had been earlier carried by the slave who had been gowned.	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	135	Yasushi, in his search for missing foragers, had carried but two coins, and of bronze, folded in his sash, and Tajima, in his venture to obtain a slave, had carried but one, of copper.	10
45	218	"But what if two swords are not carried, or are not obviously carried?" Nodachi's cast of feature and form of body suggested a peasant origin.	10
46	176	But now, gripped in two hands, he carried a different sword, the heavier, longer of the two swords often carried by a warrior, the field sword.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	31	I was then lifted to a man's shoulder and, my head held to the rear, as a slave is often carried, I was carried upstairs.	10