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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	121	I knew that when I entered the palace my presence would be inexplicable to the guardsmen and that I would not long be able to pass myself off as a herald of Pa-Kur, certainly not when it became clear that it was my intention to depart with Marlenus.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	124	I might kill one larl, but then I should almost certainly die under the jaws of its mate.	10
24	28	It would most certainly limit its vision but I did not suppose that the Golden Beetle, any more than a Priest-King, much depended on this sense.	10

Book 4. (15 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	20	I say "in effect" because the fairs are nominally under the direction of a committee of the Caste of Initiates, which, however, largely contents itself with its ceremonies and sacrifices, and is only too happy to delegate the complex management of those vast, commercial phenomena, the Sardar Fairs, ...	10
10	285	This meant that she was quite possibly the most beautiful woman in Turia, certainly at least among those in the games this year.	10
10	356	"Certainly," remarked the nearest judge.	10
10	376	"Certainly," said Kamchak.	10
10	468	"Well," said Kamchak, "I certainly would not want that to happen either".	10
11	311	"Certainly," she said and the proud Aphris of Turia, kneeling, bent forward, to eat the meat held in the hand of her master.	10
12	155	If she had poisoned the wine she had certainly done so deftly.	10
16	297	I was confident that the man was the same as he who had brought Elizabeth Cardwell to this world—he who had seen her in New York and decided she would play her role in his perilous sport—and that thus he had at his disposal an advanced technology—certainly to the level of at lea...	10
17	42	"Certainly not," said Saphrar.	10
17	62	I certainly had nothing in mind so ridiculous as to hurl at enemies the one weapon which might mean life or death to me in my struggle in the Yellow Pool of Turia.	10
19	52	"Certainly," said he, "and I do not intend to depart without one".	10
21	94	Certainly word would soon be at the gates to watch for me.	10
24	213	"You certainly have a fast kaiila," remarked Harold.	10
24	219	"How do you know I didn't beat you?" "Well," said Harold, "I don't know—but that would certainly seem unlikely, would it not?" "Yes," I said, "I suppose so".	10
25	186	"It certainly took you a long time to come by the wagon".	10

Book 5. (11 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	338	"Certainly," said Misk.	10
5	403	"Certainly," said Misk.	10
5	701	"I certainly would not have wanted you to have been surprised".	10
8	17	"It certainly seemed to impress Ho-Tu".	10
8	53	"You certainly are," I agreed.	10
8	62	On the other hand, it was certainly not impossible that the girls brought in the other night, or some of them, would be trained with Elizabeth, probably being taught Gorean in the process.	10
11	144	The girl was terrified, and doubtless in pain, but certainly she was not in shock.	10
14	79	"Caprus will certainly not wish to be left behind.	10
16	105	"I would certainly not want to be attacked".	10
17	593	Sura certainly had a great deal of such things.	10
17	796	Also, of course, had I not even known her I would have supposed her a remarkable person, for she was said to be the finest trainer of girls in the city of Ar, and that honor, dubious though it might be, would not be likely to have been achieved without considerable gifts, and among them most certain...	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	20	The long bow cannot well be used except in a standing, or at least kneeling, position, thus making more of a target of the archer; the long bow is difficult to use from the saddle; it is impractical in close quarters, as in defensive warfare or in fighting from room to room; and it cannot be kept se...	10
9	192	It is mine as much as yours!" It would be hard, certainly, for her to leave this world, beautiful, bright and green, but perilous, for the cities of Earth, to breathe again its air, to live in its cubicles, to move jostled among her uncaring crowds, to lose herself again in its mercantile grayness, ...	10
16	238	The alarm had come in the night, and, at night, in a Gorean household, it is common for the slaves to be confined; certainly in my house, as a wise precaution, I kept my slaves well secured; even Midice, when she had snuggled against me in the love furs, when I had finished with her, was always chai...	10

Book 7. (17 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	186	"Certainly not," he said.	10
10	188	"Certainly not," he said.	10
10	467	"Certainly not!" I snapped.	10
10	470	"Certainly not!" But I dared not let him suspect how his questions stirred me.	10
11	379	She is dressed, if dressed, in a certain way, which excites both her and men; she must obey; she is familiar with bonds and being made helpless, which, aside from the security involved, impresses the mastery upon her and is sexually stimulating; she is vulnerable, and she is, for most practical purp...	10
12	382	And here I was not refined, I realized, certainly not from the point of view of this world.	10
12	602	The point of the neck tether, of course, was to keep Ute and I together, certainly as there was only one guard.	10
13	1020	Gorean slave girls, statistically, despite their vulnerability, their helplessness, and the degradation in which their culture holds them, seem to be the happiest of women, radiant and liberated, certainly muchly different from their frustrated, petulant sisters of Earth, alienated from the biotruth...	10
13	1115	It had been different on Earth! Certainly there thousands of men must have been thrilled to see the sight of me, and conjecture the nature of the luscious but cold secrets concealed within the elegancies of those expensive, artfully arranged habiliments.	10
14	404	Certainly he wishes to inspect his property.	10
14	430	Too, of course, the capture of a free woman of the enemy is regarded as quite a coup, certainly much more so than carrying off a mere slave, unless perhaps the slave is a high slave.	10
15	776	"That is certainly true," agreed Rena.	10
15	1346	"Certainly," she said.	10
15	1348	"Certainly," she said.	10
16	196	"Certainly," she said.	10
16	242	Certainly it would be unusual for a female slave even to suggest the possibility of resistance to a free male.	10
16	248	Certainly I would not have cared to receive it.	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	937	"Certainly," I said.	10
11	968	Certainly Rena, gasping, sobbing, pleading, squirming piteously in my arms, had begun to learn her collar.	10
15	594	I am not a slave! I am a free woman of Earth, different from them, and superior to them! I am better than they!" "And so," I said, "I should show you special consideration?" "Certainly," she said.	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	The basic characteristic expected of a Gorean woman is, interestingly, femaleness; this is, I note, certainly not the basic characteristic requested of an Earth woman; indeed, femaleness in a woman of Earth, as I recalled, was societally discouraged, it complicating the politically expedient neuterl...	10
2	507	"Certainly," I said.	10
4	323	"Certainly," said the slave master.	10
4	357	"Certainly," said the slave master.	10
5	70	Certainly the two slaves serving the black wine were lovely, and, interestingly, neither was a typical Tahari girl.	10
5	436	"Certainly," I assured her.	10
7	507	"Certainly," I said.	10
8	141	"Oh, certainly!" she said, quickly.	10
12	406	"Certainly," I said.	10
13	415	Why should she not learn the truth, even, if need be, stripped, on her knees, her lips pressed fearfully to the whip? Certainly Earth women have much to learn on Gor.	10
24	232	"You are better than they, other than they?" "Certainly," she snapped.	10
24	427	"Certainly not!" "I am tired of playing games with you, Slave Girl," I said.	10
26	775	On the other hand she had certainly felt it.	10
26	1015	"Certainly," I said.	10
26	1057	"And thus my master will profit from the labors of others, who have honed the reflexes of a slave?" "Certainly," I said.	10
26	1102	"Certainly," I said.	10

Book 11. (22 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	92	Was I stupid? Did I not know how to kneel? Or perhaps I was merely ignorant? Certainly I wanted to please them.	10
3	220	I thought the design was very beautiful; I certainly would not have minded marking something I owned with it.	10
4	677	Too, I certainly would not wish to be whipped.	10
7	1013	I recalled his anger at my helpless yielding to the soldier; I was only a slave; I had not been able to help myself; yet he had been angry; too, he himself had commanded the man to address himself to the work of my rape; yet he had been angry; too, his concern with Marla seemed to me rather sudden a...	10
9	741	I was certainly not Thurnus's favorite.	10
12	35	Certainly her collar was as much upon her as ours were upon us.	10
12	92	We are slaves—and we are to be full and perfect slaves every Ahn of the day, every day of the week, wherever we are, and certainly not only when we are under the eye of our own master or his agents.	10
12	231	And certainly the patterns traced on his shoulder had spelled nothing.	10
12	660	Certainly an illiterate master, say, of the tharlarion drivers, may relish having a former high-caste beauty, perhaps of the scribes or builders, educated and literate, cleaning his stalls and, when commanded, crawling to him over the boards on her belly begging his touch.	10
12	667	It certainly need not be true.	10
12	693	The other ear, almost certainly now, to match its mate, would sometime be pierced, and I would then be a "pierced-ear girl," the lowest of female slaves.	10
18	66	Certainly there is little on Earth that will have prepared them to understand the nature of her bondage, its particular reality.	10
18	67	Certainly its nature shook and transformed me, when I first discovered it, what I had become, what I was here.	10
22	335	Certainly it did not dissuade me in the least from my view.	10
22	410	"Certainly," she said.	10
24	139	I certainly had no great affection for free women.	10
24	209	"Certainly," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	110	I did not wish to be whipped, certainly not before the other girls.	10
27	120	He knew I would not care to be exposed and publicly put under the leather here where I had worked, and certainly not before the girls I knew.	10
27	260	"It is certainly a great surprise to me," he said, "to find you here.	10
27	356	Certainly we lure, we display, we entrance, we seduce.	10
27	371	I was not even permitted to beg alternatives to the somewhat plain, certainly limited, doubtlessly calculated, wardrobe allotted to me.	10

Book 12. (33 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	534	Certainly the dark-haired girl in the torn red pull-over had no longer been permitted her brassiere.	10
3	746	That is certainly true.	10
3	795	Certainly the platform tunic in its lightness, femininity, and brevity, in its revelation of her lineaments, was considerably different from her former, clumsy pseudomale garments.	10
3	1059	Certainly it would be uncivil, at the least, having now been joined, to leave at the moment.	10
3	1198	Certainly it is better than being sold from a cement shelf in a small town, from a sales barn in the countryside, from a dock in Schendi, and such.	10
4	249	The Center Defense is certainly not to be generally recommended.	10
8	108	"Certainly," I said, "both sexes are utterly splendid.	10
9	242	Too, as a simple matter of anthropological observation, freedom, however estimable it may be if abstractly considered, certainly does not guarantee happiness nor is it necessary to happiness.	10
9	277	Certainly they were culturally distinct from the red savages, kaiila riders, of the countries north and east of the Thentis mountains, who maintained a feudal nobility over scattered agricultural communities of white slaves.	10
10	181	"Certainly," said another.	10
10	189	Certainly she seemed confident that the credit for this feat was hers.	10
11	121	"Girl?" "Certainly," I said, "you are young enough and lovely enough".	10
11	150	How dared she protest? Did she not know she was now only a girl on Gor? Certainly she would soon learn.	10
13	98	"You are certainly fierce enough with Thimble and Thistle," I said.	10
13	221	"Can you not see she loves me?" "Yes," I said, "it is certainly clear".	10
15	74	"Certainly, Master," said Thimble.	10
15	453	"I would certainly know," she said, "that it might well be he".	10
15	700	"Certainly," I said.	10
15	735	"Generally, then," she said, "the buyer would not know, from the block information, whether the girl would be any good or not?" "He will certainly know if he, personally, finds her attractive.	10
15	983	"I will certainly try," she said.	10
15	1010	"Certainly," I said.	10
15	1064	"Certainly," she said.	10
15	1125	"I could live for them!" "Certainly," I said, "for you are a slave".	10
21	118	"Certainly," I said.	10
22	93	I would certainly like to harpoon one of you.	10
22	94	If you could see your way clear to coming over and being harpooned, I would certainly appreciate it".	10
27	21	"Yes," I said, "they certainly should".	10
27	26	"They certainly are," I said.	10
31	193	"Perhaps later in the killings, when it is large and strong," he said, "but certainly not when it is small.	10
35	398	Certainly I had wanted him to evacuate as many girls as possible from the complex.	10
35	429	Certainly they may go where slaves may not, even into the precincts of temples, the chambers of councils, the offices of administrators, the guarded corridors of exchange and finance, of high commerce.	10
35	653	"Is it appropriate?" "It certainly is not!" she said.	10
35	1076	"It is certainly a convincing one," I averred.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	523	"Or certainly not at present".	10
1	549	"Are you absolutely sure," asked Samos, "that this is the ring which you gave me to send to the Sardar?" "It certainly seems much like it," I said.	10
5	722	Certainly it was practiced there.	10
12	107	"Certainly not," said Shaba.	10
14	482	"Certainly," I said.	10
15	55	"Certainly not," I said.	10
17	66	"Certainly," said he.	10
18	196	"Certainly," I said.	10
20	65	Certainly both had been promptly vended, Sasi to Filimbi, whom I had heard of, the owner of a paga tavern, and the blond-haired barbarian directly or indirectly to an agent of Bila Huruma, quite possibly with the immediate object in mind of being used as a component in a matched set of girls, white ...	10
32	486	It is interesting that considerable attention, upon Earth, should be directed toward relatively minor, but certainly serious and real, threats to human life, such as the inhalation of, or the ingestion of, certain substances, while the ill effects of a pervasive pathological conditioning program, wh...	10
34	246	"May I suggest a better way of putting your question, one more precise?" "Certainly, Master".	10
50	77	She had been well conquered now, that beautifully delicious wench, and was now in his arms well owned, uncompromisingly devoted, and helplessly slave-responsive, a woman who had found her master, and certainly might now strive to serve him in just such a harrowing detail, even though it might be at ...	10
51	72	"But you would kneel before the men of this world?" "Certainly".	10

Book 14. (19 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	317	Then she asked me, "Have you ever heard of the planet Gor?" "Certainly," I said, "it is a reasonably well-known fictional world".	10
1	321	"If the slavers of Gor have decided to take you, my dear," I said, "they certainly will not sit about waiting for you to take a trip to the Caribbean".	10
1	532	"It certainly seems an elaborate hoax," I said.	10
1	536	"No," I said, "certainly not".	10
7	562	He who does not recognize a woman's needs certainly does not have to consider whether or not he should satisfy them.	10
7	1033	"I certainly am not," I said.	10
11	579	"I certainly do not need the coat," I said.	10
12	394	"Certainly," said the Lady Tendite, gratefully.	10
21	221	Though such a captain as Artemidorus was a free captain, certainly the sympathies of Cos would ride with him.	10
22	346	"Tenalion, my dear," said the Lady Florence, "would you please relieve our lovely Melpomene of the impediment of her chain?" "Certainly, Lady Florence," said Tenalion.	10
24	116	Unlike the free woman, mildly dissatisfied, perhaps even confused, and certainly frustrated, and unfulfilled, they will be under no misapprehensions as to what has occurred and its meaning.	10
27	110	And certainly, too, it is a custom which is widely spread on Gor, apparently even in more remote and outlying areas of this world where the most common language of the planet, Gorean, is infrequently spoken, if at all.	10
27	129	Certainly women, even when pretending disinterest in such matters, love to dress attractively and take great pains to do so.	10
28	87	"Certainly," I said.	10
32	56	"What else have I to sell?" "You would do commerce with your body?" "Certainly," she said.	10
32	241	You caressed me into submission, as though I might have been a mere slave! You caressed me yours!" "Certainly you have learned to juice and squirm, and kick and buck, nicely," I said.	10
34	172	Not surprisingly then, slaves are a frequent and familiar sight on Gor, in the streets and markets, in the taverns and shops, in the fields and on the roads, and so on, almost everywhere, and certainly one expects to find them in private houses, engaged in domestic labors and deferentially serving.	10
34	174	Certainly one of the pleasures of Gor is her many slaves.	10
34	176	Certainly one of the great pleasures of visiting a new Gorean city is to gaze upon, consider, and appraise her slaves, comparing them doubtless to those of one's own city.	10

Book 15. (17 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	275	"Certainly," I said.	10
4	120	On the other hand, in spite of the theories pertaining to such matters, free women are certainly not immune to the fates of capture and enslavement.	10
4	484	Certainly they are little publicized.	10
10	200	Certainly it is one which appeals greatly to me.	10
10	463	"We shall certainly have to find better lodgings than these, and soon," she said.	10
11	333	And certainly human beings cannot be fulfilled, nor can they know themselves, until they have become themselves.	10
21	15	Certainly many women of Earth, fallen to the slave noose or net, seem to have been taken as easily as one might consider, select and pick excellent fruit, luscious fruit, simply waiting to be picked, from the sweet, fragrant branches of an unguarded orchard.	10
21	32	Certainly Earth women are seldom whipped today for lying about their antecedents, which, I fear, may have been too frequently the case in the past.	10
23	62	"At any rate it is certainly true, at least, that I am not Ragnar Voskjard".	10
23	326	"Certainly!" he laughed.	10
24	259	And woe to the girl who has them, for she is almost certainly then to be marked out for heavier chains and more ruthless treatment.	10
26	58	Of course! Certainly! He will have it so.	10
26	116	"Certainly not," she said, "rather with the helpless and total love of the slave girl for her master".	10
28	187	It would certainly be in her best interest for Aemilianus, Captain in Ar's Station, to have accepted her invitation to our meeting.	10
30	63	"Certainly," said Policrates.	10
30	144	Certainly I was prepared to corroborate my claim, if need be, with descriptions of the holding, and accounts of the feast and of our conversations, descriptions and accounts much too detailed to have been likely to have been extracted from a captive.	10
30	165	"Certainly not," said Kliomenes.	10

Book 16. (19 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	110	Certainly, at the very least, they are joys to look upon.	10
8	452	I am for the captain! It is he for whom I am readied!" "And certainly," said I, "I must be grateful to him, the thoughtful fellow, for having you so nicely prepared".	10
8	479	"Oh!" "Certainly," I said.	10
12	177	"Certainly," I said.	10
17	172	"Certainly," I said.	10
19	1229	Certainly the former Miss Henderson, of Earth, should have her sensuous possibilities exploited.	10
20	1738	"Certainly," I said.	10
20	1769	Certainly a girl in time hopes to please her master, not simply to avoid punishment, but because she wants him to accept her, and approve of her.	10
20	1838	Certainly she cannot think him foolish enough to reciprocate such feelings.	10
21	239	"Certainly," I said.	10
21	253	Certainly the refraining from eating or drinking before the master is familiar to any slave.	10
21	414	"And doubtless Master is well aware of the dangers of a slave wearing an Earth-girl name on Gor?" "Certainly," I said, "and particularly if one is an Earth-girl slave".	10
21	532	"Your tunic, certainly, I have decided," I said, "will be quite short".	10
21	536	"At least out of doors?" "Certainly!" "Have no fear," I said.	10
21	550	"Certainly," I said.	10
21	573	"Proud?" "Certainly," she said.	10
21	599	The Gorean, on the other hand, would regard the man of Earth who might disagree with him in this matter as being strange or incomprehensible, and worse, perhaps even unworthy of his manhood, and certainly unworthy of a Home Stone.	10
21	811	"Certainly," she said.	10
21	822	"Certainly," she said, "and to the best of my ability".	10

Book 17. (18 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	462	"If he is a Blood, then he is almost certainly of the steel ships," said Samos.	10
2	234	Certainly, as far as I know, none has ever returned from that area.	10
8	1043	Certainly such curiosity is not unusual in a woman.	10
11	195	It seemed to me that Ginger had certainly spoken bluntly to the new barbarian slaves, but, still, I felt, on the whole, it had been appropriate for her to do so.	10
13	273	"Certainly," I said.	10
13	515	I am sure she received much pleasure from putting me to such labors, ordering me about, and so on, despite the difference in our social strata, a difference certainly not to her advantage.	10
13	557	It does not take her long to realize that she, in her way, despite her meaninglessness and triviality, is something valuable, something remarkable, perhaps even ravishing or stunning, certainly something extremely appealing and lovely, and something admired, sought, esteemed and prized, at least by ...	10
13	571	"Do you think that any women on my world are held in bondage?" "Certainly," I said, "hundreds of thousands".	10
13	626	"Now I am certainly flattered," she said.	10
13	1746	"This, too, then," she said, bitterly, "is part of my training—leaving me like this—with my feelings—is it not?" "Certainly," I said.	10
13	1759	Certainly he will not want you whimpering and moaning, and stammering, about his domicile.	10
14	294	I had certainly not driven a difficult bargain.	10
14	314	Certainly the Dust Legs who, like most red savages, are an inquisitive, observant folk, would be curious as to the precise nature of the goods which lay beneath that robe.	10
14	375	Too, the men of Gor were human, certainly derived from Earth stock, brought perhaps long ago to this world, in the Voyages of Acquisition, when Priest-Kings, the golden lords of Gor, were still young, and curious, about the universe and its vast and mysterious contents.	10
14	539	It did not seem to me likely that more Dust Legs were to be expected, certainly not for some time.	10
15	75	Certainly the Fleer and Kaiila do, and few see much profit in arguing the point with them.	10
16	99	Certainly pain, hunger and desperation would not render any such beast the less dangerous.	10
17	212	Certainly the savages would have anticipated an attempted escape in the sector where they had appeared to position what, in effect, was their temporary infantry.	10

Book 18. (26 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	I did not think that it, a kaiila purchased some months ago in the town of Kailiauk, near the perimeter, had ever smelled such beasts before, and certainly not in such numbers.	10
2	100	This is more seldom the case with Gorean free women than with the free women of Earth, but it is certainly not unknown amongst Gorean free women.	10
2	110	Certainly necklaces, and such, are lovely on a woman's throat, and constitute a lovely adornment.	10
2	113	Do they not want on some level to be overwhelmed, subdued, and owned? Certainly they are well aware of the pervasiveness of, and meaningfulness of, animal collars.	10
3	289	I saw the symbolism as being in accord with what is certainly one of the deepest and most pervasive themes of organic nature, that of dominance and submission.	10
7	448	"Certainly," said Cuwignaka.	10
9	546	"Such things hurt," she said, "and certainly one does not like that, at all, but yet, afterward, and even in a sense before, we are reassured, and pleased, and grateful, for them.	10
15	83	"Certainly," said Hci.	10
15	87	"Surely! Certainly!" "Thank you," said Cuwignaka.	10
15	112	But I certainly accept them.	10
15	207	"Certainly Canka knows that and, I suspect, unfortunately, Hci knows it as well".	10
15	221	"He certainly could not know that that is true, and it is, I gather, in all probability, false.	10
28	80	Certainly it was a surprising kind of generalship to find in the Barrens.	10
28	245	This manifested a type of discipline that I would not have expected of routed red savages, and certainly, in any case, not this soon.	10
30	45	On the other hand, it was certainly not in the best interests of his position to promote the plausibility of Yellow-Knife medicine.	10
33	177	On the other hand I could certainly have the use of a slave, who would then be to me as my own slave, in all things.	10
41	61	"No," I said, "not really, certainly not fully".	10
43	336	And certainly we would not have wanted them marked.	10
43	378	It had certainly taken her long enough to get the gag out of her mouth.	10
43	417	I could not hope, of course, in the ordinary run of things, to outdistance pursuing Yellow-Knife kaiila, certainly not with so short a start and drawing the weight of two such deliciously packed slave sacks.	10
43	434	Certainly it did not seem likely that it would lead to this upjutting, flat-topped, weathered rock.	10
44	201	I think that, as a mature female, she had perhaps never been that close to a male, and certainly not in this fashion.	10
44	337	Certainly, according to our scouts, he had been with the Yellow Knives at the time of the crossing of the Northern Kaiila.	10
46	108	They would certainly be able to do so, at least for a time.	10
49	4	"Surely! Certainly! Agreed!" The two women, kneeling before the men, the staff bound behind their necks, their hands tied behind their backs, trembled.	10
54	310	The community of those who had been Waniyanpi, of course, was not identified with a particular area of land, and certainly not with a territory occupied under the conditions of a leased tenancy.	10

Book 19. (44 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	220	Certainly he had not permitted me to relate to him, in the least, in the inhibitory modalities of dignity and respect; accordingly, I had found myself relating to him in a deep, real, primitive, sexual, natural, biological manner, in a manner certainly not that of a free woman, but rather of a slave...	10
1	410	If so, however, I certainly did not recognize it.	10
2	323	Certainly I should try to please them.	10
2	324	Certainly I had no wish to jeopardize my relationship with them, a relationship which had been to this point plentifully lucrative, and, hopefully, would continue to be so, and perhaps even more so.	10
2	445	"Certainly," said another.	10
3	844	Certainly, at least, it made me feel much more feminine.	10
3	846	Certainly we look beautiful, kneeling.	10
3	1015	"—as a female slave?" "Yes, certainly," she said.	10
5	133	It would certainly be improper for anyone to look on me, a free woman, in that candid, basic way! Too, Susan had me at a disadvantage.	10
6	68	To be sure I sometimes found such accouterments stimulating and gratifying but I certainly did not want them every time I wished to put my foot outside the palace gate.	10
8	176	"Leave Drusus Rencius alone!" And how offensive that a woman should beg for love! Surely her intimate, desperate needs for attention, for affection and love were better concealed even from herself, if possible, and certainly, at least, from others! And if they must beg, the helpless sluts, did they ...	10
8	304	This was certainly not my favorite part of the house.	10
10	183	I certainly had no objections, under the circumstances, to heeling him like a slave.	10
15	119	Certainly it would be in her best interests to be so.	10
15	419	Certainly the camp was not under attack, nor did there seem to be any fire.	10
17	208	I certainly did not want to have the flesh whipped off my bones.	10
20	176	But, why not? Most men certainly do not interfere with the natural growth, the progress and development of a woman in her bondage.	10
23	285	I did not think anyone would think of looking in a mill for the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and certainly not one in Ar.	10
23	306	I certainly, desperately, wanted to feel that again.	10
25	36	He certainly was free to choose her, and not Emily or myself, or one of our other chain sisters.	10
25	115	"They are certainly pretty," said the stout fellow.	10
26	143	"If you are not both found sufficiently pleasing," she said, "both of you, and certainly you, Tiffany, will be back in the mill by tomorrow night".	10
26	172	Certainly he had ordered me to spread my knees.	10
26	254	That was certainly true.	10
29	186	'Too, your figure would seem to be quite similar to what hers was conjectured to be, and you would certainly seem to be quite similar to her in general size, with respect to height and weight.	10
30	143	Certainly I left that building in the morning and returned to it in the evening.	10
31	176	"Certainly the least that is expected of a feast slave is that she should be a good lay".	10
31	548	Certainly he had taken much pleasure with me.	10
32	67	"You certainly upset our plans in that particular.	10
33	418	For example, a sleen can certainly recognize the scent of its master but it, being an animal, does not know, of course, whether its master is, say, a peasant or a Ubar.	10
33	638	That would certainly be unusual in a garment permitted by a Gorean master to a female slave".	10
33	950	"Certainly," said Claudius, puzzled.	10
36	303	"Certainly it tells me that I am a slave, and am owned".	10
36	306	"Certainly, Master, unthinkable," I said.	10
36	327	"Certainly, Master," I said.	10
36	342	"But it seems such sensings did not deter you in your cruel sport!" "Certainly not," I said.	10
36	380	"You are certainly entitled to them, Master," I said, smiling.	10
36	638	This suggests space, and certainly a lack of clutter.	10
36	1176	"Am I nothing else to you?" "Certainly not," he said.	10
36	1313	"Certainly," he said.	10
36	1333	Certainly I had heard it snap shut in the courtyard below.	10
36	1361	Does it not signify to her that she is, in her way, esteemed, and certainly desired, and wanted.	10
36	1461	"I would certainly not wish for a command to have to be repeated.	10
36	1552	"The gold," said he, "is a precious metal, is thought perhaps fitting for a free woman, in particular for one of high station, and certainly for a Tatrix.	10

Book 20. (30 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	615	"Certainly, certainly," said Petrucchio, looking anxiously about himself.	10
1	255	"Certainly!" she cried.	10
1	707	Certainly it makes good telling in the taverns.	10
2	597	"Certainly," said Boots, fumbling about in his robes.	10
2	1593	Certainly Gorean men relished them; and yet I wondered if they sufficiently appreciated the value and availability of such goods, if they realized how different things might be, if they realized how fortunate they were.	10
2	1657	"Certainly you did not think to be able to compete with a slave," I said.	10
3	158	"That would certainly seem to be in order, would it not?" she asked.	10
4	300	"It would certainly not facilitate my inquiries at the fair".	10
5	128	Certainly there was one in this alcove.	10
6	1334	"As I mentioned, I do not think I can help you with your Brigella problem, at least certainly not now, but I think I do know where you might be able to get your hands on a splendid candidate for a 'golden courtesan.	10
10	288	"You are certainly a communicative fellow this morning," said Boots.	10
10	320	Certainly there were some piteous noises at any rate which suddenly, unexpectedly, perhaps to her embarrassment, emanated from her pretty belly.	10
10	636	"Certainly," I assured her.	10
10	669	"Certainly, I do," I said.	10
10	670	"But you will keep me as a kettle-and-mat girl?" "Certainly," I said, "but do not fear, I have no intention of neglecting the matter of the mat".	10
10	870	I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain.	10
11	16	Certainly her costume, incredibly brief and brightly spangled, bared most of the common brand sites utilized by Gorean slavers in marking women.	10
11	79	There were certainly enough fellows in the crowd, if they became unruly, to take her away from us.	10
11	80	Also, of course, Boots would never have approved of vigorous altercations with paying customers, and certainly would have frowned upon slaying them, even a few of them.	10
14	105	It was certainly not obviously an accent of Ar.	10
14	141	"Certainly," he said.	10
16	54	Too, of course, in this context, it was supposed to convey that Petrucchio regarded himself as a very clever fellow, certainly not one to be easily fooled.	10
16	232	"Certainly they are!" cried Rowena.	10
16	297	"Certainly!" said Rowena.	10
16	298	"Certainly!" said Lady Telitsia.	10
16	299	"Certainly!" cried Bina.	10
16	849	Certainly he had done well with her.	10
16	881	Indeed, it was somewhat strange that he was here, and certainly strange that he was seated at the table of Belnar.	10
21	127	"We certainly would not want them present at just any conversation which we might choose to have, would we?" "I suppose not," I said.	10
21	476	Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least.	10

Book 21. (56 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	294	Although this may seem strange to native English speakers, it is certainly not linguistically unprecedented.	10
1	295	For example, in Spanish, certainly one of the major languages spoken on Earth, the letter 'q' seldom, if ever, has the 'kwah' sound.	10
3	279	Certainly he had stopped and fed some of the women along the road.	10
4	430	Certainly it seemed she had not cared to identify with them.	10
5	448	Being bound by the master certainly teaches the slave, for example, that she is his, that he can make her helpless, that she is at his mercy, that she is his to do with as he pleases.	10
5	457	Once this sort of thing is understood, one begins to realize something of the psychology involved, certainly at the least that it would be a mistake to overlook or underestimate the psychological concomitants of binding, chaining, and such.	10
6	80	He was certainly a generous fellow with those mushrooms.	10
6	128	When Hurtha glanced about he did not, certainly, seem to be doing so.	10
6	133	"Certainly," he said.	10
7	16	"Certainly," he said.	10
9	68	Certainly the movements of Cos seemed quite leisurely, particularly as it was late in the season.	10
9	135	"Certainly," I said.	10
9	228	"Certainly," I said, uncertainly.	10
10	62	Certainly we kept Feiqa and Tula that way.	10
11	99	That was certainly an interesting thing to hear.	10
11	231	"Certainly," I said.	10
11	300	Men are commonly disappointed in free women, and almost certainly if they have experienced the alternative.	10
13	232	The numbers, it seemed, rather certainly, were prearranged numbers, and not merely numbers indicating the order of capture.	10
13	287	Certainly the new master will know that she is an escaped slave and will be likely to treat her with great harshness and keep her under the strictest of confinements.	10
15	167	Certainly it had nothing to do with pretentiousness or any obvious demonstrations of authority on his part.	10
15	477	"Certainly," he said.	10
15	677	"No sane commander in such a situation could issue orders to enter the delta in force," I said, "certainly not without obtaining guides, accumulating transportation, organizing supplies and support, treating with the natives of the area, and so on".	10
15	696	"Certainly".	10
16	303	"And you did so?" "Certainly".	10
16	1344	"Certainly not," said Hurtha.	10
16	1554	Certainly the girl's back suggested that.	10
18	92	Certainly he knows how beautiful they are, and so, too, then, will his friends, and the slaves, too, will be under no delusion as to their own desirability.	10
19	373	And certainly the mere reading of it could scarcely convey the impact of hearing it proclaimed in the living voice, and particularly in a voice such as Hurtha's.	10
19	476	Too, he had certainly removed the letters of safety from my sheath with great skill, even replacing the blade.	10
21	284	"Certainly," I said.	10
22	251	Certainly it was not much of a ladder.	10
22	377	Certainly I had seen more than one free male looking upon her with interest and approval.	10
22	390	Men certainly enjoy looking upon the features of one another's slaves.	10
22	398	And certainly this feature makes the work of Gorean slavers on Earth less burdensome than it might otherwise prove to be.	10
23	77	"Is it true," I asked, "that only citizens of Ar are permitted to approach the regent on this day?" "You certainly need not fear," he said, "for though you came in from Torcadino, clearly you are of Ar".	10
23	163	Certainly he had been high councilor in Ar.	10
24	525	"Or, certainly not at present, at least".	10
25	110	That is certainly the case in Ar, in Ko-ro-ba, in Brundisium, in Venna, in Harfax and so on.	10
25	168	We would certainly not want that.	10
25	334	It is an advantage of the auction that in it one is likely to obtain the highest price for a given item, certainly if there is active bidding.	10
25	1017	"Certainly," she said.	10
25	1190	"Certainly I find them of interest," I said.	10
25	1274	Certainly it seems subversive of discipline.	10
25	1324	I certainly did not think her terrible at all.	10
25	1392	Certainly her body suggested the influence of a rich abundance of female hormones.	10
25	1455	"No, certainly not," I said.	10
25	1588	Certainly for her size and weight, she was well curved.	10
25	2162	"Certainly not," I said.	10
25	2177	"Certainly," I said.	10
26	101	That was certainly true.	10
26	883	"Certainly," I said.	10
26	1119	It is, at any rate, a beautiful position, and it is, certainly, a common position of slave submission".	10
26	1324	"Certainly," I said.	10
26	1646	Certainly she does not apologize for it, nor regret being found attractive to men.	10
26	1717	"I certainly have no intention of buying you a new outfit".	10
27	41	"Certainly," said Tenalion.	10

Book 22. (49 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	544	"Yes," he said, regarding me, "you are a modern woman, one with intellectual pretensions, I see it now, certainly, one of those modern women who desire to destroy men".	10
4	160	"Certainly," he said.	10
6	136	Certainly they were often kept this way, I had been given to understand, on highway and road treks, if only to protect their tunics from sweat and dust.	10
6	446	But regardless of what the truth in these matters might have been, I was certainly not eager, now, to make the acquaintance of such women.	10
6	476	Certainly, as of now, at any rate, we were quite different sorts of women.	10
7	72	And, certainly, too, guards had been interested in me.	10
9	265	Though the word was not used of me I was also 'profalarina', which term designates the state preceding, and anticipating, that of "falarina," the state Goreans seem to think of as that of being a full woman, or, at least, as those of Earth might think of it, one who certainly is no longer a virgin.	10
9	270	He could have bought me at the house, at a discount, if he had wanted me, not waiting, not following me for great distances, not almost certainly paying more in an open market, not risking losing me to a higher bidder in a place such as Market of Semris.	10
9	296	Perhaps the Gorean girls had understood it, clearly enough, but I do not think we girls of Earth had, at least not in so direct a way, not in the way, certainly, which seemed to be summarized so clearly and succinctly by that one expression.	10
10	257	"But it was, of course," he said, "for you, a very poor, or limited, response, certainly one far below what might ordinarily have been expected from one with your sensitivity levels".	10
11	45	I might be a "she-urt," or a "she-tarsk," I thought, but I certainly was not a "she-sleen," even figuratively.	10
11	203	But then, to a discerning eye, most, or all, dance, and certainly ballet, for example, is sexually stimulatory.	10
11	209	Certainly, however, not all women are legal slaves.	10
11	252	I was certainly in no hurry to be conducted onto the floor.	10
11	886	He had let me go! But I had sold for two and a half silver tarsks, on my first sale! I had been purchased by Hendow, of Brundisium, who, I had gathered, was noted in this city for having an excellent eye for the selection of slave meat! Certainly the girls in his tavern, Inger, and Tupita, and Ina, ...	10
13	53	Certainly I had crawled to him enough! And, when my needs were enough upon me, of course, I was ready to crawl to any man, pleading, perhaps even to one of Earth, but they, probably, to my frustration, disappointment, and agony, would not know what to do with a slave.	10
13	71	Slave silk, and certainly that sort which is commonly worn in paga taverns and upon occasion in brothels, when the girls are permitted clothing there, is generally diaphanous.	10
13	211	Certainly I had known many women who might have profited, and considerably, in one way or another, from bondage.	10
13	212	Certainly I had sometimes speculated what one or another of them might have looked like, as a slave.	10
13	219	"Certainly they should be," he said.	10
13	369	If he purchased me, I would certainly try to serve him well.	10
13	654	"I do not know!" I could certainly imagine myself kneeling before a Greek or Roman master, or a harnessmaker in Damascus, his Christian slave, in the 14th Century, or a Barbary prince, a captured, harem-silked English lady who had now had time to learn something of the touch of men, in the 19th, and...	10
14	402	He was on the dais then, certainly.	10
20	348	It seemed to me certainly that one might find such service closer to Brundisium.	10
22	14	Certainly I had been interested in men, and in sexual experience, even then, though I had been shy, and afraid of both.	10
24	291	Certainly many men on this world have found me attractive, and desirable, and have not hesitated to put me to their services, and fully, as may be done with a slave.	10
24	297	Certainly I had lured them.	10
24	583	"I think, too," she said, "that this will be done in the following way, that several chains, as wholes, will be temporarily withdrawn, certainly those containing some illicit prisoners, such as ours.	10
25	38	Certainly slaves, officially, supposedly, are not permitted modesty.	10
25	97	Certainly I had muchly served him the last few evenings.	10
25	240	She was, certainly generally, at least, not the sort who would shirk her work.	10
27	187	Certainly he whose vengeance quarry I might be would not wish to simply enter the camp.	10
27	197	Certainly I did not want to be whipped twice in one day.	10
28	182	"Do you think Vacchi is implicated in our abduction?" "Certainly not," she said.	10
29	165	Certainly the beauty of neither was negligible, and I am sure they were both well aware of this.	10
29	172	Certainly we were exquisite slave flesh, all of us! I doubted that there were many slave bars on Gor to which five women such as we were fastened.	10
29	249	I think even a tiny sound, perhaps a movement of grass, might have been audible to it, certainly the slipping of steel from a scabbard.	10
29	602	Certainly, it seemed, as it was, he had no intention of letting him approach me.	10
29	745	I thought you cared for her!" "Certainly I found of her of interest," said Mirus, "as I have many slaves, but she, though perhaps more beautiful than most, was never more to me, really, and I know that now, and have for a long time, than another wench whom I might, from time to time, for an Ahn or s...	10
29	794	"They are certainly big fellows," said Hendow.	10
29	1419	Certainly he had inquired closely after her.	10
29	1558	Certainly Sempronius, earlier, had acknowledged his supremacy among them, with the blade.	10
30	218	Certainly he had given no sign of knowing me.	10
31	95	Certainly it had been a small thing, and I could hardly have helped myself, with the feelings I had toward him, and being a slave.	10
31	343	Certainly at any rate not a thousand times! "I love you, Master!" she exclaimed, being unbound.	10
33	66	Certainly it must have appealed to Hendow, for he had made good money on me, in the selling of chances, in raffling it off.	10
34	552	"Certainly," he said.	10
34	727	"Certainly".	10
34	789	"They will not believe you, certainly not most of them," he said.	10

Book 23. (61 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	679	Certainly she did not think that she was slave attractive—certainly not yet.	10
3	94	"Certainly not," he said.	10
3	171	"They certainly are," he said.	10
4	62	On the other hand, I certainly did not blame him for carrying a blade into the baths, particularly in a place such as this.	10
5	87	"Certainly," I said.	10
5	646	The auburn hair was certainly attractive.	10
5	735	Certainly she was not a legal slave, or at least not yet.	10
6	30	Certainly he charged enough.	10
6	31	Too, my friend, the bearded fellow of the company of Artemidorus, whom I had not had to kill, had elected to stay here, and he looked like the sort who would certainly avail himself of the finest accommodations in an area.	10
6	299	"Certainly not!" she said.	10
6	307	"He would certainly suppose it might be," I said.	10
6	469	"Certainly it is up to me to decide what will be the nature of my womanhood".	10
6	491	"Certainly," I said.	10
6	509	"Certainly," I said.	10
6	511	"If I were the keeper," I said, "such would certainly be my decision".	10
6	545	"You do not think I would do?" "Certainly not," she said.	10
6	731	I did not object, of course, to his abuse of the Lady Temione, in itself, for she was only a woman, and, indeed, the insults, in their way, while certainly overdrawn, were not altogether unjustified.	10
7	36	Certainly he had the means to do so.	10
8	888	How terrible they cry, that a woman should be so much the slave of men, so much the prisoner of her passions! And that they should be purchasable, and owned, owned, as well! Certainly they are slaves, slaves.	10
10	116	Certainly he, at any rate, would be delighted.	10
10	300	Certainly many Gorean institutions and practices would seem to have Earth origins.	10
10	303	There are other devices, too, pertinent to such matters, particularly in formal contexts, such as the symbolic laying aside of arms, but I was certainly not, in this context, about to lay aside any arms.	10
12	342	Lady Claudia, in my opinion, was certainly not fat.	10
13	215	"Certainly," I said.	10
13	234	"If you had first met me in a slave market, I on a slave shelf or bench, chained there, a property, waiting to be purchased, would you have considered buying me?" "Certainly," I said.	10
13	303	"Certainly," I said.	10
15	89	I was not pleased to hear about the pending arrival of the executioner, of course, as that might set me an additional problem, one I had not anticipated and one I certainly did not welcome.	10
15	501	"I would not be as she," said Lady Claudia, "certainly not any more, after what I have learned, but you can see how noble she is, how like a man!" "She does not look like a man," I said, considering her luscious form.	10
15	559	Certainly I, at first, assumed your hair had been shorn".	10
16	243	"Certainly not," I said.	10
16	263	"Masters and slaves talk?" "Certainly," I said, "frequently, and at length.	10
16	326	"Certainly," I said.	10
18	308	Certainly she was not the only slave being leashed or herded by a free woman.	10
18	530	Certainly it is hard for a woman to wear thumb cuffs and not understand her helplessness.	10
18	561	"You are certainly a zealous fellow," I said.	10
19	69	"Certainly," said another.	10
20	187	Due to its patrols and presence piracy, and certainly large-scale, institutionalized piracy, had been largely removed from the Vosk, from east of White Water, near Lara, a town of the Salerian Confederation at the confluence of the Vosk and Olni, to the delta.	10
20	307	"I certainly could not be expected to know anything of that sort," said Calliodorus.	10
20	310	"It must be clearly understood, by all," said Calliodorus, standing up, smiling, putting his half of the topaz into his pouch, "that the Vosk League, a neutral force on the river, one devoted merely to the task of maintaining law and order on the river, is certainly in no way involved in this operat...	10
20	338	Certainly the fellow with me had seemed to have no difficulty in identifying the moored vessel.	10
21	206	"Certainly!" she said.	10
21	305	Certainly I was angry.	10
21	308	She had certainly worded that carefully, I thought.	10
21	490	"I would certainly not think so," said Aemilianus.	10
21	740	Certainly I have no love for Ar.	10
21	836	That would certainly have been foolish of her, would it not? He may have wanted her for a long time.	10
21	844	It is certainly clear to the slave girl.	10
21	1087	"Certainly not, for we are slaves!" The slave, as might be supposed, is forbidden to wear the garmenture of the free woman, unless ordered to do so by an appropriate authority, usually the master.	10
21	1187	"Certainly not, Master!" said Publia.	10
21	1189	"You do not wish to be so displayed?" "Certainly not, Master".	10
21	1233	"Certainly," said Publia.	10
21	1293	Is it not with their voice and tongue, as well as their beauty, that they have softened hearts and won velvet victories, have built bridges and roads between hearts, indeed, have swayed armies and launched fleets? Certainly their tenderness and lyricism, the arrows of their eyes and the engines of t...	10
21	1322	"Certainly," said Aemilianus.	10
21	1384	Certainly a woman's sexual relationship to a man is often improved when she begins to think of herself as having a quite different relationship to him than the one in which she has been accustomed to think of herself.	10
21	1468	Certainly they, suspended naked in their chains, would enhance his entry into the harbor at Port Cos.	10
23	252	Certainly it was no secret that slavers, particularly in the more expensive houses, occasionally planned the sale of women in great detail, carefully regulating the order, arrangement, style, pacing and presentation of the goods, sometimes, in effect, even choreographing or staging the sale.	10
24	678	"Is there any reason why the girls are in the particular order they are, the one first there, the other second?" "Certainly," said he.	10
24	680	"Certainly," he said.	10
24	761	Certainly Initiates commonly warn gravely of this possibility.	10
24	762	And certainly, all would agree, it would seem judicious to avert such a calamity if at all possible.	10
24	872	Certainly girls from high taverns and from low taverns seldom consort with one another.	10

Book 24. (17 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	That had certainly been my impression, at any rate, when I had seen them lined up, kneeling, naked, coffled, and blindfolded, in the camp of Cos near Ar's Station.	10
1	872	Certainly the swiftness and skill with which women attain significant levels of proficiency in the art form argues for the involvement of biological latencies.	10
1	877	Too, I was not unaware that in certain cases, as in that of Temione now, as she was not as yet really skilled, and was certainly untrained, the man himself might make a difference.	10
1	1098	Certainly he was here now, not in a good humor, and with a sword in his grasp.	10
1	1135	"Certainly," he said.	10
1	1229	Certainly he had, in the past, proved very helpful to me.	10
2	127	"Certainly," I said, "and heard as well his moans of desire, his cries of anguish".	10
2	128	"Did I not move him, did I not excite him as a woman?" "You certainly did," I said.	10
3	373	Certainly it was a very subtle thing.	10
3	498	Such a line of march would not carry the army of Ar toward the Cosians, certainly not directly.	10
9	107	Certainly it belonged not in the delta but in some canal or placid waterway.	10
12	412	Certainly, I thought, a very secure place.	10
13	127	But there was little evidence, as far as I could tell, of even that, certainly not in the cabin itself.	10
19	184	Certainly not.	10
19	1251	Certainly some Gorean males seem to so regard free women.	10
19	1521	"Certainly in a technical, legal sense," I said.	10
24	228	In the second place, if there is anyone around to hear you, it would almost certainly be rencers, and then, I suspect, it would be back to the pole with you".	10

Book 26. (2 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	612	Certainly all were lovely; certainly all would look well in collars.	10
42	167	Certainly a guard had left the door open, and certainly he might have closed it later, following our exit.	10

Book 27. (3 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	216	If the choice is between you and a free woman, the tarnsman will almost certainly notice that you, as your gown is sleeveless, are almost certainly slave, and will thus, presumably, go after the free woman.	10
25	599	"Accordingly scarcely opened for the pleasures of men! Indeed, for most practical purposes, one might say 'not yet opened for the pleasures of men,' certainly not yet opened for the true pleasures of men, and certainly not opened as a slave is opened! Twenty copper tarsks! Be the first to open her a...	10
29	253	Surely that would stay his hand! She was certain he had such feelings, for he had permitted her, certainly, in the past few days, to get away with much slackness of service and deference, to behave in ways that are simply not permitted to slaves, and certainly not to those with strong masters.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	909	On her world, as far as she knew, slavery did not even exist, or certainly not, at least, in areas with which she was familiar, and certainly not with such as she.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	252	And I certainly would not, at his present level of training, have allowed him to engage Pertinax, certainly not singly.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	21	We hoped to be permitted to rest, certainly I did, but, linked together, by our neck rope, we were soon set to labors on behalf of our mistresses, and were seldom out of the sight of one or another of them Certainly we dared not speak to one another.	10