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Conceal

Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	88	The Lower Castes, incidentally, commonly believe that the names of the High Castes are actually use-names and that the High Castes conceal their real names.	10
8	143	Then she asked suddenly, "You are Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba, are you not?" I failed to conceal my astonishment, and she laughed merrily.	10
9	16	Theoretically, given the seclusion of the High Caste women of Ar, their gilded confinement in the Walled Gardens, it should be reasonably easy to conceal her identity.	10
9	52	Once, however, Talena dragged me to the side of the road, and, scarcely able to conceal our horror, we watched while a sufferer from the incurable Dar-Kosis disease, bent in his yellow shrouds, hobbled by, periodically clacking that wooden device which warns all within hearing to stand clear from hi...	10
14	146	The first guess would be that my body had torn in two, and the darkness would conceal the truth for a moment, until the tarnsman himself would try the ropes, to test the weight of their burden.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	5	He was quiet and pleasant, though sometimes he seemed remote, or lonely, somehow unwilling to break through that protective shield of formality behind which the educated Englishman, at heart perhaps as sentimental and hot-blooded as any man, attempts to conceal his feelings.	10
8	82	I scorned to conceal this reason, though the object of my journey I reserved to myself.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	32	No wonder the Priest-Kings hid behind their palisade in the Sardar and let the myths of the Initiates build a wall of human terror about them, no wonder they let their nature and ends be secret, no wonder they took such pains to conceal and obscure their plans and purposes, their devices, their inst...	10
12	40	Although her head was shaved she was pretty and the brief plastic sheath she wore did not conceal her charms.	10
16	25	"Why destroy a city?" "To conceal our motivation from Sarm," said Misk.	10
29	58	This time, should I dive again, I knew it would be impossible to conceal my position from them, for they would then know I was below them and at least one of the ships would be almost certain to cover me with its weapon.	10
30	177	For some reason Vika's attentions to Sarm irritated me and undoubtedly I failed to conceal this sufficiently because Sarm often required this task of her in my presence and, I noted with fury, she seemed invariably delighted to comply with his request.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	497	"Sometimes," said Kamchak, "the way to conceal something is not to conceal it—it is thought that what is of value will be hidden, and so it is natural to suppose that what is not hidden will not be of value".	10
2	127	He wore a flopping cap of white fur, which did not conceal the conical outlines of the steel beneath it.	10
5	34	She would be allowed no garments, that she might not be able to conceal a weapon; the bells would mark each of her movements.	10
9	89	One disappointment to me in trekking through the streets of Turia was that a crier advanced before us, calling to the women of the city to conceal themselves, even the female slaves.	10
9	94	Indeed, to the annoyance of Elizabeth Cardwell, who had spent her nights under the wagon in the last weeks, there were two such in our own wagon, the girl Dina, whom I had snared in the contests of the bola, and her companion, the fine wench who had bitten the neck of Kamchak's kaiila and had attemp...	10
16	88	"The darkness," I said, "will conceal somewhat the wetness of our garments—and by the time we arrive we may be rather dry".	10
19	98	She was a beauty, and the diaphanous Pleasure Silk that was the only garment permitted her did not, by design, conceal her charms.	10
25	10	Had I not heard a rustle of chain? Did she think to conceal her bonds, her condition? Surely any Gorean, despite the sheet, would have instantly supposed her to be what she indeed was, a slave, tethered with obdurate metal.	10

Book 5. (3 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	24	The most common combination lock consists of a set of lettered rings which conceal a bolt.	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
24	497	She wore the robes of concealment in such a way as not to conceal but enhance her great loveliness.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	28	She had made little attempt to conceal her beauty from me.	10
9	62	I had learned that beneath the hide of men burned the hearts of sleen and tharlarion, and that their moralities and ideals were so many cloaks to conceal the claw and the tooth.	10
11	483	"What of your spies," I asked, "who seem so well informed? Surely, if they can learn the itineraries of the Ubar of Tyros, it must be difficult to conceal from them a gathering of the fleets of two such powers as Cos and Tyros?" The hand of Samos went instinctively to the hilt of his weapon, but the...	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	213	I buttoned the collar of the black blouse high about my neck, to conceal the steel band on my throat.	10
12	637	This formation permits men to conceal themselves under the wagons, the floors of the wagons providing some protection above them.	10
16	212	The work tunic would conceal the identity of her new acquisition, generously bestowed on her from the bounty of Rask of Treve.	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	145	Rim had not chosen to wear a cap, or headgear of any kind, even a helmet, to conceal his shame.	10
2	588	I saw recognition leap into their eyes, briefly, before they could conceal their response.	10
6	253	We had made no effort to conceal our movements, or trail.	10
6	274	A slave girl is not permitted to conceal anything from her master.	10
6	696	"Do you permit me the cord," she asked, "that I may more easily conceal what I steal?" "No," I said.	10
7	148	Yet there was little time to adequately conceal a trail.	10
8	6	I had not wished to bring a large number of men through the forest with me, for they would have been difficult to conceal.	10
15	41	She could not conceal her trail.	10
16	320	It is interesting to note a woman, in the process of her vending, who attempts, out of self-hatred, or hatred of men, or pride, to conceal this deprivation, this need.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	101	I attempted to conceal one vial, which we had not permitted her to sample.	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
16	64	Ivar, like many of those in the north, was a passable reader, but took care to conceal this fact.	10
18	88	The silks they wore, clinging and diaphanous, were designed not to conceal their beauty but to reveal it, to enhance and accentuate it, to expose it sensuously to the survey of a master.	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	62	Like most others she had been acculturated in a thousand subtle ways to minimize, to conceal and deny the natural, organic sweetnesses of her musculature and structure, conditioned into a dignified, formal physical neutership, the stiffness, reserve and tightness so much approved of in females in a ...	10
4	179	It is not unusual for a woman to fear her womanhood; what is less generally recognized is that many men fear their own manhood; they conceal their blood; they pretend it does not exist; it is even dangerous, in such a society, to suggest that men consider honesty in such matters, to suggest that the...	10
4	521	"Perhaps you conceal within a Kavar?" asked the captain.	10
5	206	"No!" "On such a girl," I said, "brand and collar are no more than emblems, mere tokens, proclaiming on her body the truth of her, the deepest truth of her, which no longer may she conceal".	10
5	455	With it conceal your mouth, which is rather loud of late".	10
5	474	With the tip of my scimitar I made ready to conceal her again within the kurdah.	10
10	77	"They did not deign to conceal the fact".	10
13	174	"You did not deign to conceal your features".	10
14	191	The second major function of the hood is to conceal from the prisoner his location, where he is and where he is being taken.	10
14	193	In the case of the march to Klima, of course, the hood serves to conceal the route from the prisoners of the chain.	10
21	479	I made no effort to conceal sound.	10
21	491	I made no attempt to conceal my sounds.	10
24	446	"Yes, even before, on Earth! Yes, yes, yes!" "Why would you try to conceal this from me," I asked.	10
24	465	They refuse to accept the loving service of one who longs to serve lovingly; they will not accept the obeisance of one who yearns to yield it; they deny submission to she who longs to submit; they draw to her feet she who, weeping, longs to kneel; they deny the animal in her, the wonderful gift of e...	10
25	415	We had taken the prisoner rope from her neck, to conceal the fact that she was a free prisoner.	10
26	954	"Would you conceal her forever?" I asked.	10
26	959	"And so you would conceal the slave?" "Yes," she said.	10
26	966	She can conceal it, but she knows it is there.	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	1083	He had understood the slave girl better than she had understood herself; he had doubtless had experience with many girls; perhaps he had even owned Earth girls before; it did not seem likely to me that I would have been the only wench of Earth brought to the chains of this world; there had perhaps b...	10
7	739	To be sure, it was little more than a slave tunic, and did little to conceal her considerable charms.	10
12	781	Was this to make it difficult to conceal weapons, or to assist in their summary assessments of the catch? Or was it merely because they were raiders and we were woman? To be sure, we were slave girls, animals.	10
18	51	In such a garb a girl was given no place to conceal a weapon and was well displayed, in her captive curves, to the eye of her master.	10
20	531	"I scorn to conceal my identity from those of Cos," he said.	10
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
24	81	The major transformation in the girl of course goes far beyond the trivialities and mechanics, the externals, so to speak, of such matters as grooming, adornment, training and such, however lovely and important they may be; it is the internal transformation which is most important, and that is wroug...	10
28	368	It did not much conceal her.	10

Book 12. (10 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	73	Slave livery makes it difficult for a girl to conceal her sex.	10
2	119	A casual individual would never expect that the seemingly incoherent design on a girl's ribbon would conceal a message which might be significant, or fateful.	10
2	224	Did she think her sex, her richness and beauty, and needs, were mere contigencies, tangential to her being? She seemed much the victim of the neuterizing propagandas of a dry, thin, intellectually ugly world, the dupe of lies designed to conceal herself from herself, whose intent was to enlist her a...	10
3	518	The next girl, dark-haired, lovely, wore black, feminine slacks; these were apparently of some synthetic Earth material; the left leg of the slacks was torn from the knee downward; she also wore what had probably been a soft, red, turtle-necked pull-over; it, too, was rather feminine; perhaps that i...	10
3	732	I was curious to see what they would look like in clothing which would make clear their femininity rather than conceal or deny it.	10
3	760	No longer would they be able to conceal themselves if their tunics were opened.	10
6	466	It was in her path that I left a bit of rag, and did not deign thenceforward to conceal my trail.	10
23	347	The severity of the possible punishments attendant upon falsehood in a slave tend, too, of course, to increase the fear of falsehood, and this fear then, felt deeply in the body, is all the more difficult to conceal.	10
35	508	"I had scarcely time to conceal my features".	10
35	669	The loops would conceal to some extent that she wore no collar.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	420	There are, when cognition takes place, physiological responses which are difficult or impossible to conceal, such things as an increase in the pulse rate, and the dilation of the pupils.	10
4	351	Here she would, presumably, attempt to conceal herself.	10
4	353	Obvious ways of hiding would be to conceal herself among the boxes and bales at the wharves, to creep into a crate, or barrel, or to cover herself with sheets of sail canvas or with heavy coils of mooring rope.	10
6	485	She had not been able to conceal her from me.	10
24	338	"And, lovely Tende," said he, "did you think you could conceal your slavery from me? "Yes!" she said.	10
24	340	"I could not conceal it from myself".	10
31	19	Unnoticed she drew the skirt down an inch or so on her thigh, to better conceal her own slave mark.	10
31	97	I admire their honesty, that they scorn to conceal the sovereignty which is theirs by nature.	10
37	7	This is hard for a woman to conceal.	10
43	74	She is not to be permitted to conceal weapons.	10
43	108	They seem fit to conceal the numbers of an ambuscade".	10

Book 14. (4 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	497	The Ta-Teera, as it had been torn, did not conceal the branding area on her leg.	10
21	233	Men of Treve commonly disdain to conceal their identity.	10
25	20	Too, their half-naked bodies, collared and branded, make it difficult for them to conceal their excitement, or other emotions and feelings.	10
34	188	The male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood.	10

Book 15. (9 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	48	He did not wish to encounter the wrath of those of Ar, and he wished, doubtless, to conceal his chagrin and shame over the embarrassing termination of his business venture in the north.	10
4	133	Several men in the main room of the inn wore masks now presumably to conceal their identity for various reasons.	10
22	121	But even those garments, and those attitudes, however desperately presented, or brandished, could not conceal the woman of her.	10
23	28	In the third phase of the dance she, in an almost ladylike fashion, acknowledges herself defeated in her attempt to conceal her sexuality; she then, again in an almost ladylike fashion, delicately but clearly, with restraint but unmistakably, acknowledges, and publicly, before masters, that she has ...	10
23	55	"The mask I wear," I said, "must be to conceal my identity".	10
23	254	She wore, like the girl before her, tantalizing to the eye, what might constitute a master's conception of a garment suitable for a lovely female slave, a fragment of silk which made unmistakably clear that the beauty to which it clung, and which it made little pretense to conceal, lay fully at the ...	10
24	224	"That you do not speak to me must also be intended to conceal your identity! You would not wish me to be able to recognize even your voice!" She trembled.	10
29	242	"Both conceal the bodies of slaves!" I called to him.	10
30	27	It is said on Gor that the garments of a free woman are designed to conceal a woman's slavery, whereas the accouterments and garments of a slave, such as the brand and collar, the tunic or Ta-Teera, are made to reveal it.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	29	Did Miles of Vonda seek to conceal from me his affection for a mere slave? It was obvious that he cherished that slave.	10
18	665	But how can I, a slave, stripped and helpless before you, conceal these truths? Doubtless my very body speaks them".	10
20	605	Her discomfiture, in any event, footwear discarded, robes lifted, should she brazenly dare such boldness, flouting cultural decrees, as you might suppose, is often welcomed even by her defenders, though, one supposes, they will be civil enough to conceal their amusement and interest.	10
20	608	How many have seen their legs? Has he, the brute, or he, the monster, or he, a mere, idle, casual appraiser of her limbs, or who? And not unoften, it seems, if only to conceal their shame, they begin, as it is said, "to court the collar".	10
20	2080	"Masters find it so difficult to conceal their desire," she laughed.	10
20	2197	"Slaves, too, it seems," I said, "sometimes find it difficult to conceal their desire".	10
21	506	She will not meet the eyes of the free woman; she is scarcely likely to leave her knees or lift her head; her body is bent and seems smaller; she seems to wilt and tremble; she tries to draw down the hem of her tunic; she grasps the edges of her tunic and tries to draw them closed, to conceal better...	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1234	Too, the land is too open, and tracks are difficult to conceal.	10
6	106	Also, it would be impossible to conceal its trails and movements.	10
13	1055	To commit this type of treason one must have a right, say, to deceive others as to one's sensuality, to conceal one's sexuality, and so on.	10
15	28	"To be sure, the customary meanings are sometimes rearranged to conceal the true meaning.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	60	Many seem to feel that literacy is something to conceal if one is a warrior; that literacy is for, say, poets, or scribes, and not something appropriate for those trained to the mud of the field or the reins of the tarn, for those whose province it is to do war, to command, to fight and rule.	10
12	231	"In the herd," I said, "you attempted to conceal yourself from me".	10
28	129	It is difficult for a naked woman to conceal weapons.	10
29	106	"Do not attempt to conceal your repulsion".	10
32	177	It is difficult for a woman to conceal her beauty when she is permitted to wear only a collar, or a collar and leash.	10
34	215	"I will conceal, as I can, the signs of our encampment," said Cuwignaka.	10
39	261	"He is perhaps trying to conceal that the tarn is not wild," said Cuwignaka.	10
40	43	She wore a brief halter of Waniyanpi cloth which, by design, did little to conceal the beauty of her breasts; about her waist a string was tied; two pieces of Waniyanpi cloth, about a foot wide and two feet long, were thrust over and behind the string, one in front and one in back; these two pieces ...	10
40	355	"Too," said another, "it might be difficult to conceal the signs of such an escape, so quickly".	10
40	471	"No!" "But now, no longer will you betray and conceal your sex.	10
44	81	"Roped and stripped as I am, handsome warrior," she said, "if I should indeed be beautiful I could never hope to conceal it from you".	10
47	101	"And throw back the lodge covers and poles which conceal our tarns.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	169	"Master?" "Would it not be clever," he said, "to plant a false trail to a decoy, and meanwhile conceal the true Tatrix elsewhere, under a different identity, one unlikely to arouse suspicion, one almost inconceivably inappropriate, to conceal her even, perhaps, as a slave?" "I am Tiffany," I said, "...	10
2	320	I tried to conceal this from myself, but of course I could not do so.	10
3	626	How would I fare in such a place, I wondered, where it might be difficult to conceal or deny my sex.	10
14	89	I was grateful not only for the disguise it afforded me, but, too, because it gave me some way to conceal my nakedness.	10
15	61	I, my head down, my hair about my neck and shoulders, hopefully tending to conceal the bareness of my neck, the absence there of a steel circlet, fell into step behind them, seemingly, I hoped, only another slave on her way back to her master.	10
23	124	I did not see how I could, in the light of the facts, hope to conceal this from them.	10
35	80	The one thing I had desired most fervently to conceal from him, above all men, had been made clear to him.	10

Book 20. (14 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	737	It seemed then she withdrew modestly, frightened, behind the hair, drawing it like a cloak or sheet about her, as though by means of this piteous device she might hope desperately to conceal at least some minimal particle of her beauty from the rude scrutiny of masters.	10
2	1221	"That may have been to conceal from you any apprehensions existing in the Sardar as to your loyalty".	10
5	46	"I would further suggest," I said, "that you leave the door to the inn ajar, but that you make no particular effort to conceal your men".	10
6	74	"Oh!" she cried, miserably, leaping up, once more pulling her skirt up, high about her face, using it once more to conceal her features.	10
6	309	"To be sure," he said, "the veil is quite large, containing easily enough cloth to conceal an entire figure".	10
6	1073	"Assume," said he, "standing, partly crouching, the position of a free woman, zealous to conceal her beauty".	10
6	1232	Given the nature of their silk, which is usually diaphanous, and the general scantiness of their garb, and the publicness of their picking up the coins, there is little danger that they could conceal a coin, even if they dared to do so.	10
10	395	"It will conceal your figure better, unbelted," I said.	10
10	804	Doubtless next you will wish a scrap of blanket for the girl wagon, or next even, outrageous effrontery, a brief rag to conceal some bits of your beauty, at least provisionally, from the eyes of men".	10
13	43	For example, it has saved us the problem of trying to conceal the tharlarion, the presence of which might have aroused your suspicions".	10
14	132	Under such circumstances it would surely be difficult to conceal it from a crowd attending a public spectacle.	10
15	67	"You were the cause of my loss of status in Brundisium, my descent from favor in the eyes of my Ubar, Belnar, the reason I have been denied the right to conceal my features, my right as a free female, the reason I have been placed in brief, shameful garments, forcing me to make clear to men my femal...	10
16	1132	"I will conceal the pieces," volunteered Boots Tarsk-Bit, helpfully.	10
18	27	Too, how many poor players would have had in their possession a Champion's Cup, and that of Ar, that cup which the brigands had found when they had raided the camp of Boots Tarsk-Bit, that which had so fascinated them and which the player had been so anxious to conceal? Yet he had not sold it nor ha...	10

Book 21. (2 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	79	If there were to be inspections or halts before entering the gates of Torcadino it would be impossible to conceal them.	10
18	259	"If some women are natural slaves, and know this in their hearts," I said, "would you prefer that they conceal this from the world? Do such lies please you? Do you commend them, truly? Would you advise these women to indulge in deceit, to rejoice in the practice of hypocrisy? What do you say to thei...	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	3	The dark secrets which lay hidden within me I had been forced to conceal for several years.	10
1	185	Are you I? Are we the same? Surely that cannot be I! No one showed you such a dance! Has there been such a dance lurking in you all this time? Can we be the same? Surely that cannot be! Surely I must stop! You are the Doreen I must conceal, the Doreen whom I must, whatever be the cost or anguish, ne...	10
3	42	Like most modern women I was concerned to conceal my sexual needs.	10
6	451	I did not think our hooding was to conceal our beauty from the casual glances of men.	10
10	119	If our slavery did not go through us, so to speak, if it was not complete, we could not conceal that from the masters.	10
10	123	The knowledge then that we would be unable to conceal any inauthenticity in our slavery from the masters, even if we wished to do so, was a liberating insight.	10
11	947	I pretended to shrink down within myself, to desire to crouch down, and conceal and cover my nudity, but then I straightened up, fearfully, as though I had heard commands to desist in such absurdities, and then I extended my hands to the sides, to various sides, as though pleading for mercy, to be r...	10
11	1593	I was only a slave! But thus I could be as free, and piteous, and begging, and lewd, and loving, and sexual as I wished! I had nothing to conceal, nothing to keep secret.	10
13	533	There are few places to conceal such objects in a cell or kennel.	10
13	755	"But am I commanded to attempt to conceal my passion?" "No," he said.	10
16	4	The cloak, in so far as it continued to conceal me, was thrown back.	10
25	216	Then I might have been able to better conceal what had been done to me.	10
29	98	Too, their skirts, and Tupita's, too, and the slave strips, or G-strings, of Tela and myself had been lifted up, or aside, and let fall again, perhaps to see if we were depilated, or shaved, or if such cloth might conceal some defect.	10
29	436	He disdained to conceal his intent or objective.	10
32	211	I tried desperately to conceal my passion.	10
34	675	Had I forgotten that I was only a slave? The slave, it seems, must conceal her love from the master, lest he find it embarrassing, or even offensive.	10
34	677	That is all! She may love, with all that is in her, but do not let her dare to speak of such grievous torments! Might not the master find them distasteful? Might not the master be annoyed by such presumptuous effrontery? Let her kiss tenderly the slave ring in his absence; let her claw at her blanke...	10
34	684	Would this not be displeasing to him? Would he not think then of ridding himself of her, of selling her? How worthless is such a love! She is only a slave! Let her struggle to conceal the secrets of her heart.	10

Book 23. (25 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	413	Too, it makes it difficult to conceal weapons.	10
5	637	"No! No!" The sudden, tense, almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and ...	10
5	699	"Perhaps she is forbidden to conceal them," I said.	10
6	101	She did not try to dislodge the silencing device I had placed in her mouth but she lifted her hands, shamed, before her face, to conceal her countenance from me.	10
6	417	Many function like ideological garments, designed to conceal or misrepresent reality.	10
6	888	Coins, or letters of credit, might be concealed about a wagon, but it is not easy to conceal quantities of flour, salt, jerky, paga and such, not to mention the miscellany of diverse items for the field supply of which one can usually count on the sutlers, such things as combs, brushes, candles, lam...	10
8	195	One expects a Gorean woman, attempting to conceal her features from a man, to place her hands, cuplike, over her nose and mouth.	10
8	196	As I have indicated, the lips and mouth of a female are commonly regarded as extremely sensuous features to a Gorean, hence the concern of many free women, particularly of high caste, in the high cities, to conceal them.	10
11	264	After all, it is not easy to conceal the whereabouts of thousands of men from a foe with tarn scouts.	10
12	119	Nudity, too, makes it difficult to conceal weapons.	10
12	321	The white, scarflike turban on her head, I supposed, was a vanity, to conceal shortly cropped hair.	10
15	276	Yet I knew they often labored on such rags in such a way as to show an inch here, and conceal an inch there, in such a way that a masterpiece of sensitivity, vulnerability and provocation was achieved.	10
15	400	I beg bondage,' 'I have endeavored to conceal my true nature from men, that I am a slave.	10
15	558	It was intended to make it seem as though you, perhaps in understandable vanity or embarrassment, wished to conceal shortly cropped hair.	10
16	246	"Why else do you think they are put in collars?" "I must attempt to conceal my emotions," she said.	10
16	360	"I have heard that bondage is difficult to conceal," said Lady Claudia.	10
16	370	"To be sure," I said, "the condition of the natural slave, like that of the legal slave, can be difficult to conceal, particularly under certain stimulus conditions.	10
16	383	"That she would, in one way or another, attempt to conceal her true condition?" "Yes," she said.	10
17	436	His presence there informed me that the slave, her upper body so wound about with ropes as to almost conceal her beauty, would be at a slave ring, behind and below the upper battlements, kneeling there, hooded and gagged, fastened to it by her leash.	10
20	332	It was there that one of the cloaks of canvas had been placed, perhaps to conceal a name.	10
21	360	What would be the point of that, to protect Cosians from a mistake which they never had the opportunity to make?" "You hoped by your mode of dress, and such," said Aemilianus, "to conceal that you were of a caste on which vengeances might be visited, and thus to improve your chances of survival".	10
21	564	It is a very serious "cause for punishment" on the part of a slave to conceal or deny her status.	10
21	1077	Too, of course, it is pleasant to look upon the beauty of a woman's bared features, particularly when she understand clearly that she is not permitted to conceal them.	10
21	1241	Sometimes a guard, in his kindness, will give them a man's worn sandal, that they may conceal it in their kennel and at night, in secrecy, in their sorrow and need, press it to their cheek, and kiss it, and shed tears upon it.	10
23	116	You no longer need conceal your feelings.	10

Book 24. (10 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	215	It was not possible, of course, for us to conceal ourselves.	10
3	531	They would be removed from the road, of course, the better to conceal the movements of a patrol of Ar.	10
15	4	Perhaps, too, they now desired to conceal from me the wretchedness of their state.	10
27	437	"It will be little enough to conceal you," I said, "but it may be enough".	10
31	187	For example, in this fashion they are forced to stand out, easily to be recognized as prisoners or slaves; they are helped to understand that they are now in the power of others and it makes it difficult for them to conceal weapons.	10
34	1	The Hut I did not take care to conceal my approach to the hut.	10
39	123	These served, as well, doubtless inadvertently, to conceal their features.	10
46	158	Even if she found an excellent temporary hiding place, presumably it would not serve to conceal her indefinitely.	10
46	369	Indeed, when I had started out for the camp this morning I had hoped to be able to conceal her in just such a fashion, and, hopefully, have her elude her pursuers, perhaps as a hooded girl in a slave wagon or a shaved-headed beauty bound for a shelf on a slave ship.	10
48	52	"I would thus take care, in so far as it was possible," I said, "to conceal it".	10

Book 25. (22 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	46	"Had you, and your predecessors, not been so secretive, so much concerned to conceal your affairs with a slave, Milo's utility as a seduction slave would have doubtless been much diminished by now.	10
1	88	With him, clinging closely, about him, as though she might fear losing him in the crowd, and attempting also, it seemed, not unoften, to make herself small and conceal herself behind him, was his slave, Phoebe, this name having been put on her, a slender exquisite, very lightly complexioned, very da...	10
3	182	Yet, in spite of his need, his intense desire for her, which it seemed he would choose to conceal from her, and her obvious, even explicitly expressed piteous need, which he chose to ignore, thereby supposedly, I suppose, indicating to her its meaninglessness to him, he had, as though nothing were a...	10
6	42	Indeed, several fellows I have known, of the scarlet caste, take pains to conceal their literacy, seemingly ashamed of an expertise in such matters, regarding such as befitting scribes rather than warriors.	10
8	733	Perhaps she could wear a scarf for a time, or have her hair shortened or tied in such a way as to conceal or minimize the rather liberal extent of this local cropping.	10
10	100	It would be as though the Central Cylinder wished to conceal the fate imposed upon them, as though they were afraid of its becoming public, as though it might not be legitimately defensible.	10
10	229	She still clutched the folds of her hood about her face, to conceal her features.	10
10	375	Often they do not even think to conceal their throats.	10
10	398	She is keenly sexual, which she is usually wise enough to conceal from the free woman, lest she be bound and mercilessly whipped, but the free woman suspects this only too well.	10
11	372	But then I noted that the chest was well ventilated, as made sense, considering it had probably been prepared to conceal her days ago, if not months ago.	10
11	387	"Better that the carnage wrought within the shop should seem such that those of Cos feared it to be known, that they were concerned to conceal it from the public".	10
12	138	If this occurs, it is not uncommon for the master to attempt, at least for a time, to conceal this from his peers, perhaps treating the slave in public with sharpness and peremptory disdain.	10
12	590	When we reached the vicinity of the shop I would take her around the back, to conceal her delivery.	10
14	44	This was presumably to conceal her figure.	10
17	429	"And once within the trunk, it then closed again, she could, of course, her hands being free enough in the sirik to accomplish this, undo the straps, and conceal them in the flooring of the trunk, in a slot prepared for the purpose".	10
17	449	"He might lie to me, to conceal from me his possession of mysterious powers".	10
18	304	"We could conceal you," he said.	10
20	807	"But even more importantly," I said, "insofar as you can, before her, and before any other free women who might be in attendance upon her, conceal your sexuality.	10
22	541	If this sort of thing occurred, I would not be likely to interfere, of course, for that might reveal, or suggest, my connection with her, a relationship which I was eager, at this point, to conceal.	10
23	314	"Conceal it now".	10
26	423	"I am Talena, Ubara of Ar! Down on your knees before me! I am Talena, Talena! Ubara of Ar! I am your Ubara!" "You may, of course, attempt to conceal your former identity," said Tolnar.	10
27	68	No longer now need you conceal, or deny, your manhood".	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	814	The people of this world do not deign to conceal that each is not the same as every other, and not merely is this true of those such as I.	10
8	315	It may also have side ties, if permitted, strings that tie behind the back, to better conceal, in one sense, and, in another, better reveal the figure.	10
9	25	He grinned at me, so I suppose I did not conceal that as well as I might have.	10
9	277	How, I wondered, did those who concerned themselves with such things, to whom they were doubtless a matter of business, assess such potentialities? Did they imagine me naked, or how I might look in silk, moving sensuously, or kneeling, in chains, such things? And how did they know about my secret he...	10
12	440	Surely he had tried to conceal his identity, that the shame of my rejection, which he surely must have realized he might risk, not be too publicly broadcast.	10
13	212	Our intelligence, interestingly, makes us more the properties of our masters, just as one will demand, and have, more from an intelligent animal than from one less intelligent; we are more easily controlled in a thousand ways by as little as a glance or gesture, because we grasp what is required; ou...	10
14	750	But I, contrariwise, conceal my identity by going unveiled!" "The depth warden would not hear of it," I said.	10
14	1019	"They conceal and hint," I said, "but, as slave garments, they are not permitted to deceive or falsify".	10
14	1323	At any rate, men here, or most men here, do not seem to fear this part of themselves or attempt, perhaps for some cultural reason, to conceal it.	10
16	66	I held the veil more closely about my features, as though this might the better conceal me.	10
16	705	Their yellow silk certainly did not do much to conceal their own "slave curves".	10
24	934	They often then, self-collared, knot a rag about their hips, to conceal that they have no brand, and hurry into the streets, to surrender, as a slave, to one of the conquerors.	10
29	807	"What is he doing here? Why does he conceal his features?" "You are in the presence of a warden of our city, Lady," said the clerk.	10
31	57	And it does not occur to them, in this natural world, to conceal their desires to relate to it in the order of nature, as a dominant sex to one whose biological calling it is to delight, to please, and obey.	10
41	145	How I had leaped to his touch, how I had obeyed him! How I must have amused him, in his arms, I so unable to conceal myself from him.	10
45	199	"There were attempts made to conceal your whereabouts.	10
46	101	"I have been free! I know what it is like! I am content to be a slave, and wish to be a slave! I am fulfilled in bondage, in ways that you, a man, or some men, may never understand! Oh, yes, you enslave us for your gratifications and pleasures, you monsters, you beasts! But what you do not know is t...	10

Book 27. (31 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	66	Too, in accordance with the admonitions to which she has been subjected, she will attempt to conceal the names of institutions, and references to streets, and localities, museums, theaters, parks, shops and boulevards, and such things, which might serve to identify or reveal, even tentatively or rem...	10
2	86	Lastly, she had insisted, in anger and confusion, on fashionable postmodernistic analyses, on the alleged social aspect of, and role of, "truth," as a weapon of ideological warfare, on the right of the scholar activist to alter, conceal, suppress, invent and falsify in order to comply with political...	10
4	73	It was to conceal the device on her ankle, which had not been removed.	10
4	275	With this power, they could, for example, move their planet from star to star, as it seemed appropriate to them, and, when they wished, if they wished, they might conceal its presence gravitationally, by affecting certain fields involved.	10
6	80	She sensed that it might be in her best interests, for some reason, to conceal her origins.	10
9	143	"Those garments," said the fellow in the blue and yellow robes, "do not really conceal her figure.	10
10	24	Could she conceal nothing from him? No love was lost between herself and Tutina.	10
13	158	"To better conceal you," said Laura.	10
13	184	The forest sleen commonly buries its dung, thereby tending to conceal its presence; the prairie sleen, running in packs, and more widely ranging, commonly, does not.	10
15	51	And the tunic, in its brevity, did little to conceal her charms.	10
16	176	Perhaps then, she thought, that would conceal most of her.	10
16	394	A woman behaving in this fashion and accordingly being suspected of the collar, of trying desperately to conceal her femininity by this ruse, may be remanded to free women for an examination.	10
16	586	To be sure, the garments of a female slave, the tunic, the camisk, the ta-teera, the Turian camisk, and such, do little to conceal her beauty.	10
17	36	On Gor they are free to be the women they have hitherto been commanded to deny and conceal, the women they have always wanted to be, the women they have always been in their hearts.	10
17	601	She could not help what she was! To be sure, she resolved to attempt to conceal what she was.	10
17	976	It is death to conceal weapons.	10
18	22	In an instant she had pulled the tiny tunic over her head, and pulled it down at the hems, as though this might conceal a thread's width, or more, of her muchly bared thighs.	10
20	1039	Quickly, as she approached them, miserable, on the chain, covered with dust, she put her head down and brought her hair before her face, to conceal her features.	10
22	487	She suddenly thought that perhaps she should try to walk like a free woman, stiffly, clumsily, affecting mannishness, moving straightly, striding, attempting to conceal her vulnerability and sex.	10
22	713	The appearance of their stout securities had been a sham, intended to conceal a fearful truth, that the beasts had never been other than at liberty.	10
24	613	You have made me like this! Oh, I was always a slave, yes, doubtless, but it was you who forced me to reveal it! You, then, it was who forced me to acknowledge myself, who forced me to show myself as what I truly am! Surely a woman is entitled to this privacy! Surely she is entitled to conceal this ...	10
24	616	It is dark there, and you conceal your feelings well.	10
24	633	"Slaves are not permitted to conceal themselves from their masters, in any way.	10
25	334	"Does that not conceal a bit of wrist, thus affording you some modesty?" "Insolent slave!" cried the woman.	10
25	776	And are not such expressions merely disparaging expressions, from a distant Puritanical world, fearing life and beauty? Have they not been invented by the homely and inhibited, the ugly and inert, as weapons against the proud, the beautiful, the soft and vulnerable, the eager and passionate, to conc...	10
25	987	Ellen then knelt, facing the men, but with her head down, her knees closely together, trembling, her arms crossed before her, trying to cover herself as best she could, trying to conceal as much of the slave as possible.	10
26	1112	It is not unusual on Gor, however, to conceal women, either free or slave.	10
27	1333	Do not free women, in the fall of a city, often tear away their clothes and cast themselves naked before the conquerors, begging to be kept as a slave? Do not others find collars and attempt to conceal themselves amongst slaves, but are then seized and bound by the slaves and presented naked to the ...	10
27	1348	What slave does not seek her love master? What man does not seek his love slave? But commonly the slave must strive to conceal the flames of her love, as she is only a slave.	10
28	31	But sexual needs and frustrations, so much suppressed, so hysterically denied, must then express themselves in pathological transmogrifications, express themselves in a thousand disguises, conceal themselves behind the disfigurations of a thousand masks, and issue in a multitude of seemingly unrelat...	10
30	24	Too, it is widely thought judicious to conceal from free women the deep, thrilling, exciting and profound sexuality of the female slave, how vulnerable, helpless, needful and passionate she is.	10

Book 28. (21 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	715	He did not understand why she strove so mightily, essentially so futilely, to conceal herself from him.	10
1	898	They do not have the liberty of the free woman to deceive and dissimulate, to conceal the truth, or twist it and deny it, as they please.	10
1	1313	She did not then grasp herself as before, in that preposterous fashion, trying to conceal herself from him, for he had seemed to discountenance it, but she did press herself against his leg, putting her head down, so that he could not see the full slave of her.	10
3	64	A slave may not conceal her body from a master, of course, without his permission.	10
3	81	They display the legs, usually generously, and often the thighs, and do little to conceal the bosom, and her soft, fair shoulders.	10
13	43	Their furs did not much conceal them.	10
13	118	Their furs did not muchly conceal them, and it was tantalizing to consider them washed, and brushed and combed, and in rep-cloth tunics or slave silk.	10
16	65	He had little doubt that she was still terrified of the slave of her, the actual, natural slave of her, and would struggle to conceal her, and deny her, even frantically.	10
25	8	Certainly, if they had been informed of the escape of some human from, say, the breeding shackles, it did not seem likely this could be he, for would such a human not conceal himself from them? Would such a human not avoid them at all costs? Would such a human not have been in hiding, naked, and ter...	10
32	92	And the robes, with their length, and the nature of the sleeves, and the gloving, are designed to conceal as well as possible the speculative treasures which might be hidden within them.	10
35	73	We must kill him, and conceal the body".	10
45	50	"Why then," she said, "am I dressed like this!" "Officially," said Cabot, "with our Kur friends, in order that you not be able to conceal weapons, but unofficially, from the point of view of our human allies, because we enjoy seeing you so".	10
45	186	In the presence of a master, it is difficult for them to conceal the least nuance of thought, or emotion, or feeling.	10
50	23	And as time passes she begins, fearfully, trying to conceal her joy, to suspect it may be so.	10
57	96	"Why is she naked?" "That she may not conceal weapons," said Flavion.	10
57	98	"You need not fear, my dear Flavion, that such a tunic will conceal a weapon, lest it be, and surely to no more than a tiny, almost mocking extent, the beauty of the female herself".	10
64	62	"It is my understanding," said Archon, "that she has begged a sheet, a covering of some sort, with which to conceal her face and body".	10
67	116	It was making no effort to conceal its presence.	10
77	108	This scratching, this slow scuffling sound, which you so vainly tried to conceal, is as readily detected as the stroke of a broom, the dragging of a rake".	10
80	173	Certainly she may conceal it.	10
80	285	Gorean free women commonly conceal their throat, which, of course, is easily done with the robes of concealment, the veils, and such.	10

Book 29. (20 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	390	The girl before me was fetching in the shipping tunic, but that was not surprising as such tunics, even such as hers, a shipping tunic, are not designed to conceal the charms of their occupant.	10
1	403	Too, such garments are supposed to make it difficult to conceal weapons.	10
1	405	To be sure, it can be a capital offense for a slave to touch a weapon without a free person's permission, so there is little danger of the slave's attempting to conceal a weapon in the first place.	10
1	406	But the garment, too, makes it difficult, or impossible, to conceal a roll, a purloined larma, or such.	10
3	48	I thought she was nicely figured, though the size, weight and texture of the tunic tended to conceal this to some extent.	10
8	160	As free women are apparently seldom, if ever, in this locality, we were advised to conceal her identity, to pretend that she might be naught but a mere, degraded slave, a low-value slave, such as might be brought hither".	10
10	282	It muffles sound quite effectively, and is commonly used if one, say, might wish to transport a bound capture between sleeping guards, conceal a back-braceleted woman in a wagon making its way through a city's gate, or such.	10
11	197	Slave wine makes no attempt to conceal the bitterness of ground, raw sip root, whereas "the wine of the noble free woman" is flavored, spiced, and sweetened in such a way that it offers no offense to the delicate and more refined sensibility of the free woman.	10
12	359	They may conceal volcanoes.	10
16	72	Certainly the recruitments of the Pani here and there, the several landings on the northern beaches, the numbers of men involved, the securing and importing of supplies, would be difficult to conceal.	10
17	113	Lord Nishida, in his attempts to conceal his project, or to at least reduce a cognition of its extent, had wished to avoid any unusually large purchase of domestic tarns.	10
18	169	Also, it is difficult to conceal weapons in a slave tunic.	10
20	142	I supposed he would choose to project upon her an image of what he thought she should be, and, indeed, perhaps she, too, would struggle to deny her newly discovered deepest self, and conceal it behind a facade prescribed by an ugly and unnatural culture.	10
20	145	Perhaps, even more foolishly, she would attempt to conceal from him what she was, and use his sympathy or compassion to manipulate him, to bend him to her will.	10
22	447	Or do they know themselves slaves, lacking only a master? How, I thought, might a civilization distort and pervert truth! How it can veil nature and conceal reality! How it can demean one thing and bedeck another, how it can in so many ways flee the serious, mighty, and worthy, and embrace the insig...	10
23	69	Whereas some slaves, indeed, say scullery slaves, garbage slaves, or such, may be clothed, if at all, in no more than a tiny rag, in any shred of cloth, perhaps one soiled from the soot and grease of the kitchen, to conceal their nudity, the subtler ta-teera is carefully tied or sewn.	10
24	136	Many Goreans, particularly those limited to the First Knowledge, have "use names" to conceal their real names, for fear the real names might somehow be used against them, perhaps in spells.	10
26	241	The smoke would conceal the abduction, simply enough, and the blazing light would be a shielding, concealing, bewildering, dazzling illumination emitted from a departing vessel.	10
44	8	"Might I not conceal a thought?" she said.	10
44	9	"Certainly," I said, "as you might conceal a candy, but the thought is still his".	10

Book 30. (17 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	340	Within this chest, as a last, desperate resort, I had placed a slave tunic and collar, the key to which I might conceal in the tunic's hem.	10
3	366	"Or conceal in a tunic," I said.	10
5	246	Thus, he would conceal a murder beneath a veil of equitable arbitration, of fair contest, mask a murder under the mantle of a duel.	10
9	119	"Conceal it," advised Philoctetes.	10
17	145	The thought crossed my mind that perhaps the hoods were emplaced to conceal the identity of the slaves, but there seemed no point to this as there would be few on the ship, or, presumably, at its destination, to whom their identity would be of any interest.	10
21	348	What man does not desire a slave? Hooding has many uses; one might be, I thought, to conceal an identity.	10
21	729	"It is perhaps to conceal identities," I said.	10
21	745	So why then, I asked myself, would these women, those of a particular group, housed in the Venna keeping area, have been hooded? "Well," I said to Alcinoë, looking about, "what do you think?" "Perhaps, Master," said Alcinoë, "they were not hooded for beauty, but, rather, to conceal their plain...	10
21	802	Slaves are not permitted to conceal their faces.	10
21	808	So why would this slave have attempted to conceal her face? "Position," I said to her, soothingly.	10
24	180	Many free women, it is said, and perhaps all, as is hinted, are merely slaves who have dared to conceal themselves for a time in the habiliments of the free.	10
24	228	The nonsense of extraordinary beauty, though the slaves were clearly high-quality merchandise, was to conceal the identity of one slave, Talena, of Ar.	10
28	83	Thus I was trying, for what it was worth, to conceal the identity of the two slaves.	10
28	199	Does she truly wish to conceal her beauty? Does she not rather, in her heart, desire to reveal it? How different is it, truly, from that of a thousand other beauties, that of grass and wine trees, that of tabuk, of sleen, or kaiila? Is it not a thing with which to be pleased? Let the slave, brazen i...	10
36	268	They might, too, of course, serve to conceal any mark or sign which might be placed on the forehead.	10
36	496	Some Warriors take pride in their inability to read, regarding that skill as unworthy of them, as being more appropriate to record keepers, tradesmen, clerks, and such, and some who can read take pains to conceal the fact.	10
37	518	To be sure, the slave is well advised to conceal her vanity in the presence of a free woman.	10

Book 31. (15 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	40	Here I may not conceal my nature, and needs.	10
4	312	"You will be punished," she said, "all of you, and exquisitely, in a way which will be wholly appropriate to your fault, in a way which will both conceal you and reveal you".	10
7	355	Indeed, for years I had been taught to ignore my needs, to minimize them, to conceal them, to suppress them, even deny them.	10
7	428	"If you should love your master, Allison," said another, "it would be wise for you to conceal your feelings".	10
8	1093	The fact that women of my world seldom veil themselves, but bare their faces, that often their ankles, their wrists and hands, and such, are bared, that they often conceal soft garments, slave garments, beneath their clothing, is taken as evidence that they are, and should be, slaves.	10
13	63	Many Goreans, too, I understood, particularly of the lower castes, had "use names," to conceal their real names, lest their real names, it seemed, might supply ill-wishers with grist for spells and sorceries.	10
20	33	Is the slave not to keep her thoughts to herself? Is she not to conceal her love for her master? And yet I knew, from a hundred slaves, in the house of Tenalion, and in Ar, from the streets and markets, and from the camps, and elsewhere, that it was common, almost universal, for a girl to love the m...	10
20	44	How tragic then that so frequently she dares not confess her love for her master, but must conceal it, to her misery, in the depths of her heart.	10
21	77	I supposed he was not so much concerned to conceal his presence as to have Desmond placed between him and Trachinos.	10
30	56	Some say the hands are to be visible in order that the slave cannot conceal within them a package, a pellet, a powder, a weapon, or such.	10
30	78	He made an angry noise, which pleased me, though I attempted to conceal my pleasure.	10
33	38	I supposed it was unlikely that large quantities of gold or silver, for obtaining goods, would be carried in the wagons, as such an indiscretion, difficult to conceal, would be likely to attract the attention not only of outlaw bands but of some of the less savory "free companies," assemblages of me...	10
34	73	I supposed it was also possible that Kurii, subversives, traitors, conspirators, and such, those who might wish to conceal the nature of their activities and plans, might have less to fear from an ignorant barbarian, at a loss in an unfamiliar culture, than a native Gorean.	10
35	205	There are much more complex and subtle ways to conceal meaning, of course, but the device I have explained to you is simple, easily understood, and likely, as far as they know, to be secure.	10
48	74	The thought of Agamemnon and his adherents appears to have been that the putatively small number of remaining dissidents who might conceal themselves in such passages would perish for lack of water, or be starved out.	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	182	She hurried back into the cage, to conceal herself, amongst the others.	10
11	165	Had that gaze not, as though mighty hands, parted and torn away my clothing, revealing, as though for a master's consideration, what had impermissibly dared to conceal itself within? I had sensed myself more than regarded; I had sensed myself considered, appraised.	10
19	41	"Tonight," he said, "clouds are likely to conceal the moons.	10
21	94	Could lightning, waiting, conceal itself within a pelt, lie in ambush; it might seem so.	10
25	58	I had not dared to conceal food in the basket this morning, even had I been permitted in the vicinity of the kitchen, where I might have stolen some, and the storage sheds were chained shut.	10
29	114	They wish to conceal their presence in this vicinity, I thought.	10
39	356	They may not conceal their lips.	10
47	57	How dared she, a slave, so conceal herself? Surely she should have been stripped and lashed! Why did those of the polluted world not assess their women, and divide them into the slave and tree, and see to it that those who were slaves, and should be slaves, were dressed accordingly, as what they wer...	10

Book 33. (29 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	182	High grass, a wood, may conceal foes.	10
1	308	Given the care with which we strive to conceal this mighty weapon, Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, is well advised to await the cover of darkness".	10
6	176	Too, understandably, peasants, uncertain of the war's outcome, and in danger of starvation themselves, had begun to horde and conceal food.	10
9	112	"There is no longer a point in trying to conceal the existence of tarns".	10
11	199	The point at the time, at least in terms of strategy, was to conceal the cavalry until its appearance, presumably at the turning point of a crucial battle, might have a devastating psychological effect on a startled, superstitious enemy, and turn the tide in favor of the house of Temmu.	10
17	51	I had thought of the frightening, martial grace of a swordsman faraway, a short, unkempt, thickly bodied, ugly man known as Nodachi, Sword, ugly save when his blade was drawn, and his unprepossessing persona seemed somehow enlarged and transformed, transformed into something different, something awe...	10
19	237	I noted no blemish which she might have attempted to conceal.	10
19	293	"You wish to play this game," she said, "as before, when we pretended to be master and slave, to conceal our identities, and that you were my employee?" "This is no game," he said.	10
21	8	But rain may reveal as well as conceal.	10
21	135	Certainly I had failed to conceal my astonishment.	10
21	273	It is easier, obviously, to conceal the movements of a smaller number of men, each trained in stealth.	10
21	282	Then we must rest and conceal ourselves, until the darkness returns, and our journey may be resumed.	10
21	444	"You," I said, "though a woman, and Pani, and supposedly a mere contract woman, did not trouble to conceal your contempt.	10
24	126	"They do not conceal their faces," I said.	10
24	127	"But perhaps they conceal their caste," said the shogun.	10
26	65	With some fortune we might conceal ourselves in the tunnel until dark, after which it would be every man for himself.	10
27	73	It is easier to conceal one man than two, or three.	10
29	97	"Twice," said Tajima, "tarnsmen returned, circling about, at a great height, and we must conceal ourselves, once in the reeds and mud near a small stream, once in leaves and brush".	10
30	36	"One cannot conceal the movements of thousands of men," said the leader.	10
30	129	She is not to conceal, deny, deride, resent, hate, or suppress her femininity, but to accept it, and liberate it, to rejoice in it, to revel in it, that she will be the fullest and most perfect of women, her master's slave.	10
30	384	"Do not attempt to conceal yourself".	10
30	427	"You tried to hide yourself in the water," he said, "and, emerging, you tried to conceal your body".	10
32	14	I hoped they had the common sense to fall to the dirt or conceal themselves behind the substantial shielding provided by the layers of sacks of rice.	10
33	32	"A formidable force," I said, "to pursue a small outlaw band, a band easy to conceal, and accustomed to move with stealth".	10
40	138	"Where better to conceal an object," I asked, "than to place it where seekers will not look?" "We have not long to wait," said Pertinax.	10
42	168	The tent was a sales tent, though obviously it had been closed for sales, presumably to better conceal the shogun's daughter.	10
43	58	I put Nezumi in the first pair as I did not wish it to seem that I might be trying to conceal her.	10
51	7	Its bulk would have been impossible to conceal, certainly in the space to which we now had access.	10
54	141	"Take it to sea," said Pertinax, "and let the waves conceal it".	10

Book 34. (26 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	403	I must try to conceal my love for him, but it is not easy for a slave to conceal her love.	10
2	72	"What would be the value or purpose of such a disclosure? How would it benefit either world? Would it not shatter comfortable visions, disrupt cultures, shake civilizations, alarm and unsettle populations, produce social, economic, and intellectual chaos? No, it is better for Gor to conceal itself, ...	10
7	141	The second in line was she who had worn the maid's uniform, or what seemed such a uniform; third was she whom I had first seen in the torn evening gown; her legs were well revealed in her short tunic; then came the taller of the two young women who had worn the frivolous, boyish garb, apparently ado...	10
9	309	Too, if I had been more aware, and more familiar with Gor, I would have noted that the slaves, as much as possible, went to great lengths to avoid finding themselves in the proximity of such women, often turning about, and hurrying away, or slipping to the side, sometimes even hastening to conceal t...	10
15	219	Perhaps this delay, I conjectured, would be acceptable to a pursuer, as the track of a wagon would be difficult to conceal.	10
23	173	"And would conceal you until this gold was forthcoming," he said.	10
23	230	About his throat was a laborer's brown sweat scarf, which might be raised about the face, to protect one from dust, or conceal the features.	10
27	89	And if Kurik of Victoria wishes to conceal his presence, as he may well wish to do, where better than in the district of the lower wharves".	10
30	160	I expect that your Tyrtaios, and his colleagues, would not expect me to conceal myself in a public tavern, and surely not in one as prominent as this.	10
30	405	How is she to control her expressions, her lips, her tiny movements, her eyes? It is as difficult for her to conceal her feelings as it is her body.	10
33	638	But they struck her, those terrible, mighty things, until she whimpered and cringed, and then they hooded and bundled her in the very sheet of canvas in which Kurik had expected to conceal her, to take her through the streets of Brundisium in the night.	10
35	67	Surely its greater length, not that it was so much greater, was to conceal more of her legs.	10
39	126	"I thought that would be so," he said, "even in the office, on Earth, when you dared to conceal them from me".	10
46	88	Better that I should conceal the horror of my body here, far from the dismay of high ones".	10
49	138	"They will be frustrated," said Decius Albus, "but they will merely suspect that Mytilene is a code name on which we had agreed, to conceal the identity of an actual city.	10
50	97	How poor Lyris has suffered, trying to conceal her mighty, forbidden passion for me from Surtak and the others.	10
50	429	"Surely," she said, "if only to better conceal myself from your unabashed perusal".	10
50	433	Opened, she could, in effect, conceal herself behind it.	10
57	38	This had been done shortly after we had descended from the closed wagon, closed to conceal the presence of Lord Grendel, which wagon Kurik had rented to carry us to the feast.	10
57	255	Lord Agamemnon, following the revolution, is severely limited as to cohorts, and it is difficult to bring Kurii into populated areas, to conceal them there, and so on".	10
61	509	Who would care to conceal such beauty? "One side, oafs!" she cried.	10
63	218	We do not endeavor to conceal ourselves or hasten.	10
63	223	"How better then, so openly, so conspicuously," she asked, "could one conceal one's presence?" "Paula?" I said.	10
65	91	If we did not pass, how better to conceal the pursuit, than by appearing independently lodged, thus suggesting indifference or disinterest?" "It could still be a coincidence," I said.	10
65	126	"They make no effort to conceal their presence".	10
68	82	"It would be difficult," said Kurik, "for a slave to conceal a weapon in a tunic, or, better, if she is naked to the collar".	10

Book 35. (15 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	These tunics, of course, are tunics fit for slaves, and designed to conceal little of the charms the suggestion of which doubtless first brought us to the attention of our acquirers.	10
5	142	Its purpose is to conceal the slave.	10
5	178	Its usual intent, as suggested earlier, is to conceal a slave.	10
7	220	"Why would he not have bid upon this Luta, or Adraste, openly, at the auction?" "He seems concerned to conceal his identity," said he whom I took to be the leader of my abductors.	10
8	336	Why, I wondered, if she were free and on the streets, was she not veiled? Surely a veil, suitably draped and adjusted, might easily conceal beauty, as well as arouse speculation.	10
15	93	"And where in that tunic," asked the male voice, "would you suggest she might attempt to conceal a scroll?" This brought a burst of laughter from the men about.	10
25	88	You are doubtless distressed and sympathetic, but, frightened, and uncertain; you manage well to conceal your feelings".	10
27	25	This served to conceal the short sword, unsheathed, slung from the strap under the cloak, over his left shoulder.	10
30	90	I would have supposed that such an individual, with such hair, would have sought to conceal its oddity from public view.	10
33	209	Who would have dared to conceal the most coveted of jewels in the setting of a metal collar? And who, while thousands sought her in secret places, would dare to place her where she would least be suspected, in public, in a public tavern, almost within his purview, as a common slave?" "Few would know...	10
33	335	"I conceal my true name for private reasons.	10
33	381	I would flee, moving through the water toward the encircling rence, within which I hoped to conceal myself.	10
37	100	Such garmenture attests to importance, dignity, station, honor, and display; too, it may intrigue the curious, appraising male to speculate about the wonders and treasures it may conceal; but it does little for freedom of movement, say, on occasions in which a fleet departure might be advisable.	10
40	156	"To conceal their identity?" suggested Miles.	10
47	268	"Do not be too zealous to conceal your barbarian origins," he said, "if only as a favor to me".	10

Book 36. (13 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	55	"Public reasons often conceal private plans," said Tab.	10
2	64	"To conceal their own identity, to mask themselves beneath a plausible, fearful reputation, to precipitate an escalation in the war between Port Kar and the island ubarates, Cos and Tyros?" "Perhaps," I said.	10
5	28	"To conceal the presence of some foreign ingredient," said Thurnock.	10
6	58	Such tunics do little to conceal, and much to enhance, the beauty of a woman.	10
6	333	A snake capable of crushing a draft tharlarion does not find it easy to conceal its presence.	10
8	98	It is easy to conceal oneself within, and strike from, familiar terrain.	10
10	114	That seemed appropriate for one who might have a secret to conceal.	10
11	147	"You obviously conceal something within your robe," he said.	10
21	24	"How is one to conceal the presence of a giant, how overlook the blazing of a star, how not notice the sun in the sky?" "My presence here is to be unremarked," he said.	10
22	44	You muchly conceal your vessels.	10
37	41	"Too," I said, "they would be difficult, if not impossible, to conceal".	10
41	173	"They can conceal and protect men, be wheeled to walls, overtop walls, and, when they suddenly drop their gates, permit besiegers bearing shields to rush downward with great force upon defenders".	10
63	185	Even if a trial is no more than a theatrical gesture designed to conceal a foregone conclusion, such a gesture, even a meaningless farce, even a lie, takes time".	10