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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	173	The thought flamed through me in the violent delirium of battle that in those moments I was many men, an army, that no man could stand against me, that it was not my blade or my heart they faced but something I myself only dimly sensed, something intangible but irresistible, an avalanche, a storm, a...	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	28	It seemed that all the glorious colors of Gor which had been denied the buildings of Tharna were lavished on this place of its amusements.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	163	Her voice had borne the cruel, icy, confident, passionate menace of a woman from Treve, accustomed to have what she wanted, who would not be denied.	10
17	72	I suggested to Sarm that satellites would be less expensive to maintain in flight but he denied this.	10
20	193	And yet it was not a strange thing, particularly not on Gor, where bravery is highly esteemed and to save a female's life is in effect to win title to it, for it is the option of a Gorean male to enslave any woman whose life he has saved, a right which is seldom denied even by the citizens of the gi...	10
33	67	I knew that the High Initiate of Ar, following the policies of the High Initiate before him, wished to claim hegemony over all other Initiates, and claimed to possess this already, but his claim, of course, was denied by the other High Initiates who regarded themselves as supreme in their own cities...	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	191	Accordingly, Kazrak of Port Kar, for years Administrator of Ar, was by vote deposed and banished from the city, being publicly denied salt, bread and fire, as had been Marlenus, long years before him, once Ubar of Ar.	10
11	186	"She has just denied that she is a slave," he told us.	10
12	78	Marlenus, because he had lost the Home Stone and because the men of Ar feared him and his ambitions, had been publicly denied bread, salt and fire, exiled from the city and forbidden to return on pain of death.	10
17	518	"It is denied," said Cernus.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	253	I expected that some of those dead on the barges had been, by their own kind, denied such a place.	10
11	419	I had taken the note which I had received the preceding afternoon from my wallet, that which had purported to be from Samos, which he had denied sending.	10
11	515	To my surprise none denied that he would keep the peace, were it made.	10
13	41	"It is denied!" screamed Lurius, his wide, bloated face scarlet with rage.	10
18	832	"But you denied it," I said.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	167	Once Inge had broken down in training, and wept, and we had been denied our little delicacies.	10
14	396	It might be mentioned, in passing, that the Gorean free woman is commonly veiled, and that veils are denied to female slaves.	10
17	109	They are sexually deprived, denied their femininity's right to be so powerfully desired, so lusted for, that they are taken in hand and made slaves.	10
17	325	I had loved the tiny animal, which had played with me, and had given me the affection, the love, which my parents had denied me, or had been too busy to bestow.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	93	"You denied me bread, and fire and salt".	10
12	57	Too long had she fought and denied her womanhood.	10
12	165	How strange and wonderful women are! How bondage exalts and levels them! To so many so alien are their inner selves and needs, how denied and feared! Some must learn ropes and the whip, and fearful obedience, before they crawl eagerly, gladly, begging, to the slave ring.	10
14	316	Marlenus had once denied me bread, and fire and salt.	10
21	85	I had freed him, he whom I envied, he who had denied me bread, and fire and salt in Ar.	10
22	68	"You are denied bread, and fire and salt," said Marlenus.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	366	These teach us truths which many women dare not speak and which, by others, are denied, interestingly, with a most psychologically revealing hysteria and vehemence.	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	298	Passion, it is thought, deprives the free woman to some extent of her freedom and self-control; it is frowned upon because it makes her behave, to some extent, like a degraded female slave; free women, thus, to protect their honor and dignity, their freedom and personhood, their individuality, must ...	10
1	363	We have denied it food".	10
2	306	This might occur for aesthetic reasons, as, for example, if her measurements, which are generally carefully kept, should minutely depart from her master's conception of her ideal curvatures; sometimes merely to remind her of on whom she depends, totally, for her very life; sometimes as a training or...	10
7	358	You will note that, following your sentencing, the sight of such flesh has been denied you.	10
14	404	She would be denied that gratification, that pleasure.	10
14	645	In the last days we had been denied salt.	10
17	77	Perhaps nature has denied us this gift.	10
24	125	This treat, as useful discipline, despite her pleas, had been denied her by the slave master.	10
24	452	"Women on Earth are so alone, so denied.	10
26	910	Generally, of course, such permission is not even asked, and, if asked, would be denied.	10
26	913	"It is denied," I said.	10
26	984	You may beg for clothing and be denied it.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	871	How ashamed I was! I asked myself what could it mean? Could the feelings which had overwhelmed me be denied? Could the sensate truth, the splendor of biological submission, so different from the truth of a man, which is that of domination, in whose glory I had been wrapped, be denied? I resolved tha...	10
1	149	It could not be denied.	10
3	80	I was a girl raised in a culture predicated on the denial of primate biological realities, a girl from a world in which hypothetically cogent animals denied, denounced and hysterically strove to suppress their own animality, a world in whose social insanity even sexuality had now come to be politica...	10
4	835	At times I had been on the brink of surrendering myself to myself, acknowledging to my horrified conscious mind forbidden truths, long-denied realities, speaking of a venerable, long-suppressed, antique nature, one antedating huts of straw and limestone caves.	10
4	1030	This truth, much fought and feared, long denied, accepted, burst upon me with a blaze of freedom.	10
4	1033	It was not the freedom of convention I then felt but the freedom of nature, not the freedom to be what I was not, which had been prescribed to me, but the freedom rather to be what I was, which, for complex social and historical reasons, had been long denied to me; it was not the freedom of politica...	10
22	72	In my heart, I know, there lies a slave girl, once denied, then secretly feared, now openly and joyously recognized, who longs for a master.	10
22	362	Nature rejected is life denied.	10
22	734	I could not see her! Surely I was not to be denied her! Despite the pleas of my men from the water, begging me to join them in seeking safety, I continued to scrutinize the turbulent waters, the debris, some flaming, the pitching wreckage, port and starboard, fore and aft.	10

Book 12. (3 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	222	How she had restricted and denied herself! With what narrowness and improverishment she had conceived herself! How little she had seen of herself, and what she might be! She did not know herself.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
15	1135	"In view of your status," I said, "it is denied.	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	582	She denied being a slave girl.	10
4	693	She had denied being a Kajira, a slave girl.	10
5	143	I supposed that if she were asked, outside the context of training, where certain answers are prescribed, if she liked being a slave girl, she would have denied it vehemently, perhaps with tears.	10
6	290	What did she know of being the slave of a master? But then I recalled that she had again denied being a slave.	10
6	502	Already I could see many signs, some subtle and some quite obvious, that the secret slave, which lurks in every woman, had begun to sense, fearfully, excitedly, that she had been brought to a world on which she might perhaps be free at last to emerge; had the chains been removed; she lifted her wris...	10
12	271	It is merely the articulated, legalized expression, to be expected in rational organisms, of the biological context in which human sexuality developed, a context which can be betrayed but can never, because of the ingrained nature of genetic dispositions, be fully forgotten or, in the long run, succ...	10
13	295	"Beneath the glaciers of your ice, the brittleness of those preposterous defenses you insist upon," I said, "are churning, searing subterranean lakes, the delicate, apprehensive magma of latent worlds, ready to burst forth, are you truly unaware of them, these undisclosed, molten, searing seas, thes...	10
14	334	That could not be denied.	10
18	85	This petition was denied on the grounds that he had, by slaying his comrade, not permitted this same privilege to him.	10
29	203	The lovely slave lying on the narrow, damp steps, hidden beneath the iron door, shut out again from the sun, cried in the lonely, quiet darkness, her existence once again denied.	10
32	856	On the occasion of that feast it was my intention to teach the girl who she was, truly, to free at long last the hidden slave which was her secret self, her true self, that girl which, hitherto, had been permitted to emerge only in the disguise of clandestine dreams, that piteous girl, denied and su...	10
48	335	If you are in doubt, you may ask his permission to speak, which may then be granted or denied, as he pleases".	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	571	The rules for conformance and the sanctions against difference are seldom explicit; indeed, it is commonly denied that there are such rules and sanctions.	10
1	757	After centuries of disparagement why should they not now, with a vengeance, set themselves up as models for their sex? Why should they not now, so long denied the world, attempt now through rhetoric and politics to bend it to their designs? Can you blame them? Can you not understand their hatred for...	10
7	459	The female slave understands, or soon realizes, that she is a familiar, recognized, accepted, valued, prized, integral ingredient in a developed, colorful, functioning, complex society, one in which nature is acknowledged, even enhanced, by civilization rather than subverted and denied.	10
7	981	Manhood cannot be forever denied.	10
12	28	Such garments, I suspected, were a softened heritage, rather than a break from such a heritage, from the repressions of an earlier era in Earth history, repressions now denied but repressions undeniably lingering.	10
21	388	"No," said Barus, at last, regarding her, "she is not to be used for the pleasure of men, and the mistress has given strict orders that you, unless receiving her explicit permission, are to be denied the pleasures of slut sport".	10
27	164	"I am going to see that you yourself serve me well the pleasures which you denied me from others".	10
27	445	"I denied you such rewards," she said.	10

Book 15. (13 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	240	Being denied the markets of Vonda, and perhaps of Port Olni and Ti, it was natural, I supposed, for Oneander to turn to Lara.	10
1	456	She whimpered, denied.	10
9	133	And yet I knew that on Earth such women commonly languished, their beauty denied its meaning and fulfillment, their beauty not summoned forth, not commanded forth, for the pleasure, the sport and service of strong men.	10
9	173	On this world it would not be denied.	10
11	332	The realities of nature must be denied, I suspect, only at one's own peril.	10
11	358	Human nature may be despised; it may be thwarted; it may be distorted and denied.	10
14	341	I have denied you nothing.	10
14	343	"You have denied me one thing," she said.	10
21	29	Thus, some Goreans, denied what is called "the second knowledge," who do not realize that Earth is a different planet, but think of it rather as simply some remote district, suppose that "girls from Earth" are simply slave booty similar to that obtained in other far places, all on their own world.	10
21	154	On Gor the order of nature, as old as the switch, the rope, the cave and the raid, has never been denied.	10
21	327	I supposed that it was not surprising that women reduced to bondage, collared and branded, denied by the strictures of their condition the mockeries of male imitation, and finding the impediments to the manifestation of their deepest and most secret nature removed, should gradually find themselves m...	10
22	105	This was Gor, Gor! Here the equations of dominance and submission were not denied.	10
26	103	The order of nature, and the obdurate and thematic equations of dominance and submission, denied though they might be, and even if hysterically repudiated, will continue to lurk in the microstructures of every cell in the human body.	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	311	How I pity the unfulfilled, frustrated women of my old world whose sex and dispositions, meaningless and largely useless in the bleak labyrinths of an artificial world, must be thwarted, suppressed and denied, in the interests of economic and mechanistic exigencies.	10
19	170	They are denied to her.	10
20	1416	"Denied their caressings?" "Yes," she said, angrily.	10
20	2133	It is, thus, perhaps, that the female slave, knowing herself slave and owned, attains sexual heights and depths, orgasms and totalities of response, forever denied, in the nature of things, to her ignorant sisters, cool and inhibited, smug in their prides and freedoms.	10
21	810	"But you would have denied it, vehemently," I said.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	101	"No," chuckled the man, "but it is true that I have denied her the touch of a man for two days".	10
8	247	Such things are normally denied the Gorean slave girl.	10
9	32	The mobility afforded by the kaiila and the abundance of the kailiauk doubtless made this choice possible, the choice of the widely ranging hunter, the proud and free warrior, over the farmer, denied distant horizons, he who must live at the mercy of the elements and in bondage to his own soil.	10
13	603	Only then does she find herself, and understand herself, and understand what she has wanted for so long, and was cruelly denied.	10
14	374	The howling of denied genetic beasts, like the cries of imprisoned wolves, might upon occasion drift across the ice of the winter night.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	389	Yet it had been denied him.	10
3	143	I have met Kaiila, however, who have denied this entire line of interpretation.	10
4	115	This type of pleasure, commonly denied to the free woman, is probably an additional reason why they tend to hate their helplessly embonded sisters.	10
13	210	"Surely she, now, honored and denied, celebrated and deprived, would be ready to beg for her own stripping, for the stroke of a man's lash, for the feel of her ankles being tied apart, widely and securely, in a leg stretcher".	10
33	203	Also, you being a slave, too, perhaps you have been denied the use of women or deprived of their caresses, or perhaps, not being free, you have not been permitted to use them with the same liberal audacity as a free man, or as frequently as you might desire.	10
40	664	For years I had known that I was a slave, but I had denied this, and fought it.	10

Book 19. (10 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	148	You have denied that you are of the category of the sensuous slut! You have denied, lyingly, that you are eager to serve men!" She then struck me four times.	10
3	863	This was a world in which my femininity, whatever it was, and wherever it might lead, was not to be denied to me.	10
7	86	How keenly must slaves be aware, I thought, of the nature of their attire, and its meaning, of its revelatory brevity and its lack of a nether closure, of how such an apparel publicly brandished their beauty and, dismayingly, denied to their sweetest and most delicious intimacies the least of shield...	10
11	181	I thus, then, decided that my femininity, and thereby my womanhood, must be denied and fought.	10
11	185	Openly, honestly, must it be repudiated and denied.	10
17	146	"You have denied your slavery," she said.	10
20	72	Similarly I did not see any reason to tell her that it had been denied to me.	10
36	886	Before a girl's sale she is often denied the touch of men.	10
36	931	"And thus," said he, "may a hated slave be denied".	10
36	933	I lay at his feet, aroused, almost unbelievably impassioned, denied.	10

Book 20. (12 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	They are denied the dignity of the funeral pyre and other forms of honorable burial.	10
2	1015	I, too, had once been denied salt, bread and fire in Ar, and banished from the city.	10
2	1493	The sexual needs of a free woman are often diffuse, or sublimated, or denied or suppressed, or pathologically redirected, with the usual suspicions, griefs, confusions, projections, hostilities, miseries and neuroses attendant on such unhealthy negativities and constraints.	10
5	461	I will be denied the use of footwear.	10
6	1128	"I begin already," said the Brigella to the audience, "to sense that slaves may have ways and wiles wherewith to achieve their ends which are denied to free women".	10
9	298	I thought rather the palimpsest was within us, the languages not so much forgotten as sometimes denied, that one dealt here indeed with deep and profound matters, but not really with obscure encipherments; rather one was here dealing with a doctrine written indelibly and ineradicably, indisputably a...	10
12	778	She was a nasty little female, but she was a pretty one, too; that could not be denied.	10
13	82	To be sure, after her fall in favor, probably to the amusement of those who had been her former men, face veiling had been denied to her, at least, I assumed, until her return to Brundisium.	10
13	114	Similarly I am confident she will be denied footwear and face veiling".	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	1139	Even she knew this much, that her champion was to be categorically denied the privilege of the initial move, with its weight and influence in determining the nature of the game.	10
18	313	"Put her in the oil for having denied her slavery," said a man.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	28	Yet even such grosser women, sometimes little more than surrogates for males, can upon occasion, in the hands of a strong, uncompromising master, be forced to manifest and fulfill, realizing then for the first time, the depths of their long-denied, long-suppressed womanness.	10
15	64	Once I had been banished from that city, being denied there bread, salt, and fire.	10
16	283	"But what pleases them, what fulfills them, what makes them so masculine, so powerful and strong, so different from us, must be denied to them!" "Why?" asked the woman.	10
16	593	But moments ago, I was sure, she would have denied, perhaps sincerely, that her beauty could begin to compare with that of her daughter, whom I was sure she truly loved, however undeserving might be the little tart to be the recipient of such a love.	10
16	855	"It is denied," I informed her.	10
18	76	Her turbulent needs, insistent, churning within her, thwarted, suppressed and denied, may enact their vengeance in a variety of cultural and psychological pathologies.	10
24	213	He only wants to see me denied my fortune, deprived of my rightful deserts".	10
25	211	Their native world denied them their womanhood.	10
25	971	Such a culture has its trajectories and its internal dynamics which must be played out, until it collapses from its own alien meaninglessness, succumbing to the rebellions of a denied biology, or worse, to the rebellions of an outraged irrationality, of mindless superstition, of subversion, corrupti...	10
25	2238	The causes of these catastrophes will be denied.	10
25	2249	"The occasional existence of such love, and its possibility, however," I said, "and many men fear it, because of its momentous and binding nature, just as many women long for it, because of their desire to pair bond, should not cause us to overlook the many commoner prerogatives of nature, those nev...	10
26	1234	"I want a master, and the opportunity to fulfill myself as the slave I am in my heart! I want to yield all to a man! Is this too much to ask? Is it to be denied me? Do not deny this to me! It is what I need and want! It is me!" "Perhaps," I said.	10
26	2016	Her speech denied she is grievously disarmed.	10
26	2018	Denied speech she is deprived of her most formidable defenses, and her will of its most troubling, manipulative weaponry.	10
26	2019	Denied speech she is much at your mercy.	10
27	73	Many women, assessed, are denied the collar.	10

Book 22. (11 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	157	They were rather, I suspected, though I could not know, a simple heritage of my sex, but there was this to be said, had I lived in another place or time I might perhaps have found female fulfillments which, categorically, it seemed, were to be denied to me in my present world, the neuteristic, anony...	10
2	7	Nonetheless my life had changed, somehow, in perspective or understanding, if not greatly in overt deed or obvious fact, that night when I had seen myself as I was, or might be, in the mirror, when I had come to incontrovertibly learn my true nature, a nature which must be forever denied, thwarted a...	10
3	192	Beyond this, after that night, long ago, in my bedroom, that night in which I had admitted to myself my real nature, though I had denied it often enough since, my interest in men had been considerably deepened.	10
6	596	I had noted, with interest, that although they were from different worlds, they, in the throes of their intimate employments, at first submitting to and enduring, then accepting, then reveling in, and, at last, kneeling and licking, mutely begging and pleading for their ravishments, in their whimper...	10
10	71	Indeed, considering the social and political deserts in which we were sexually starved, it would not have surprised me in the least, if we, once it became clear to us, to our joy, that we now had no culturally prescribed alternatives to being women, that we were now no longer subjected to social pre...	10
10	366	That liberty had been denied to me by my master.	10
13	186	Indeed, I had even wondered, strangely, at times, I supposed, if I might not have been a slave in former lives, in other eras, perhaps in the Ancient World or in the Medieval Middle East, in times more in tune with the true natures of human beings, natures as they really were, in themselves, and not...	10
14	407	"You are denied clothing until further notice," he said.	10
29	115	Even when a slave begs to be sold out of the city, this is usually denied to her.	10
31	159	Too, undoubtedly somehow, on some deep level, perhaps something far beneath the level of discourse, of excuses, of considerations, of reason, he may have felt that he had been denied or thwarted, that he had been deprived of some due satisfaction.	10
34	398	Too, perhaps, now, I would be indefinitely denied clothing.	10

Book 23. (9 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	354	I had denied her the delicacy, the modesty, the shield and defense of the veil, just as it is denied to slaves.	10
18	315	Why should a collar slut, an animalized property, and not she, revel in the joys of submission and service, helpless in the thrills of being utterly dominated, denied to the free woman? Surely she should be denied the unspeakable gratifications consequent upon her contemptible status.	10
6	698	It is useful, for example, in helping a woman learn how to serve a master while being denied the use of certain of her limbs, for example, her hands.	10
9	538	"As you have denied me slavery," she asked, "though my heart cries out for it?" "Perhaps," I said.	10
15	483	So I closed them away, and denied they existed.	10
18	316	Surely the raptures of the most profound fulfillments possible to a human female, fulfillments only sensed by free women in atavistic dreams, in insistent, wayward, alarming thoughts, in beckoning fantasies, in obtrusive subtleties arising inevitably from the peripheral mysteries of consciousness, e...	10
21	1083	They come to understand themselves at last as what they are, as what can no longer be denied, as living, desirable females, as sexual creatures, and that they are, perhaps for the first time in their lives, as such, of great interest and importance.	10
21	1298	Next to her beauty, and perhaps her tears, is it not her most effective and dangerous weapon? And when its use is denied to her she is, for most practical purposes, helpless, totally at one's mercy.	10
21	1300	Denied the use of speech she is as though naked and bound.	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	170	As yet I had denied it to her.	10
12	326	One of the things which many free women resent about female slaves is that they are commonly denied the veil, that men may look openly, as they please, upon them.	10
19	1240	Perhaps she hates her embonded sister because she senses the slave lives in a world denied to her, a distant, honest, wonderful world, one of submission and obedience, one of intimacy and service, one at last of radical, unabashed sexuality, one of pleasure and joy, one of love and fulfillment, one ...	10
28	18	It may be denied to her, for example, as a discipline.	10
32	51	Captives and slaves are commonly denied the veil.	10
32	231	"It was given to him by rencers," said Claudius, "who took our word that he was Cosian, even though he himself denied it".	10
39	93	Indeed, at that time, she had not even been a legal slave, the legalities of her condition, to her distress, given what had been done to her, and what she had become, being denied to her by her master.	10
45	98	From the girl's point of view, of course, she whose sex has in effect been hitherto denied to her, and who has hitherto encountered only men of Earth, most of whom have been sexually reduced or crippled by negativistic conditioning programs, and instructed to rejoice in the fact, Gor comes as a reve...	10
45	120	Shall the verr decide the diet of the larl, the tabuk that of that tarn? But there are laws here, too; nature denied is not nature overcome, but nature twisted; nature repudiated is not nature conquered but nature poisoned, and poisons have their nature, as well; in the end she will have her vengean...	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	197	First, she must go about in public, denied face veiling.	10
10	11	Originally it had been rumored, which rumors had been denied, that only a surrogate for the stone had appeared in the Planting Feast.	10
10	388	The slave is denied the modesty of the veil.	10
12	90	Perhaps he may grant her clothing, if she has been hitherto denied it.	10
12	220	"I am young, but I am a woman, and alive! Do you think that intelligence and maturity are prerogatives only of such as you! No! I am quick at my studies! I am alert! I think much! I am dutiful! I want to make a man happy, truly happy, in the fullest dimensions of his being, not a part of him, leavin...	10
13	70	What if some folks required lies, as the price of mental security? Should they be nonetheless denied their comforts, robbed of their illusions? Is their happiness worth less than that of others? Is it not better to tell them, if they are capable of no more, that the illusions are reality, that the l...	10
14	616	Yes, you may even be put under the lash, that he punish you for what you have denied him before, and that he confirm upon you, and you be instructed in, and fully, the new relationship in which you stand to him".	10
19	218	It was not that he denied there was a place called "Earth" but he thought it must be somewhere on Gor, perhaps east of the Voltai Range or south of the Tahari.	10
19	367	These things, incidentally, fit into a harmonious physical and psychological dimorphism of the sexes, in which the male, unless reduced, denied or crippled, is dominant.	10
19	494	She was, it seems, to have been denied the caresses of Milo.	10
19	1374	"A place in which it is culturally acceptable for the most basic needs of females to be denied, frustrated and ignored".	10
19	1421	"But I wonder, too, if your concern might not have been self-regarding in some respect, motivated at least in part by a certain disappointment that you were, in accordance with my decision, denied an opportunity to search out, locate and exploit the vulnerable pleasures of the slave?" "Perhaps," he ...	10
26	284	Sexual gratification is seldom denied to them for long periods.	10
27	48	"And I have always been denied women, warned about them, scolded when I expressed interest in them, sometimes beaten when I looked upon them".	10
27	569	Not only does she belong to a woman and thus, given the hostility of the free woman for the slave, is likely to be treated with great contempt and cruelty, but she is denied access to men.	10

Book 26. (34 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	1565	The information I wanted, of course, like that which had been denied to me about the reason for my being in the pits, had been denied me.	10
38	184	That permission could have been denied to her, of course, even as it might be denied to a slave.	10
4	338	This calls to our attention, and to that of others, our unique, special and beautiful nature, that it is not to be hidden, or denied, or betrayed, but openly acknowledged, even celebrated.	10
6	158	Or if these things lurked in the beauties of a biological heritage, here, at any rate, it seemed such an inheritance, such a heritage, might, at last, be spread forth in the light, a treasure no longer concealed, denied, in dank vaults, but put forth to gleam in public view, to be honestly what it w...	10
7	153	Sometimes, of course, we would be denied human speech.	10
7	351	I had often begged to be put forth for use, to lie chained between the tables for the use of guests, to be fastened even to a bench in the garden, my use a gratuity for those who worked there, or to be sent, gratefully, ecstatically, back-braceleted, a sheet over me, to the quarters of guards, but t...	10
7	864	And then, the sandals fetched, she had been returned to her place, denied the opportunity to place them upon his feet.	10
8	208	I had not been returned to my former condition of meaninglessness, that of nothingness, in which I, denied to my real self, it forbidden to me, must pretend to false identities, must conform to uncongenial stereotypes imposed upon me from the outside.	10
8	639	It must be denied, or distorted.	10
8	642	It was neither distorted nor denied.	10
8	1018	Not before him, of all, he who was so precious and special to me, he who figured in my most helplessly lascivious and submissive dreams, he whose whip I had first kissed on this rude, beautiful world! Why did he hate me so? Why did he make me do this? Why did he wish to so grievously shame and humil...	10
11	337	On this world we found ourselves in a true world, a biologically natural world, a world in which nature was fulfilled, and celebrated, not outlawed, denied, and denounced.	10
12	116	My vitality, my sexuality, had, of course, been disparaged, belittled, denied, and starved on my own world.	10
13	1045	To be sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners.	10
13	1386	At other times it would be denied.	10
13	1504	She is denied the refuge of a gracious and sheltering anonymity.	10
14	24	You might have pretended to misunderstand, or forget, or you might have denied that such pleas were made".	10
14	847	Certainly some of the women who had been in my training group had denied it vehemently, particularly in the first day or two.	10
14	873	The female slave is commonly denied even a minimum of shielding for her delicious intimacies.	10
14	1568	The stranger will presumably assume that you are supposed to be denied the information or you would have already obtained it from your master or keeper.	10
14	1571	It would automatically be assumed that that information, for some reason, had been denied to her.	10
14	1572	One might, of course, merely be told that curiosity is not becoming in a kajira, which, I had learned, is something of a saying on this world, but, more likely, one might be cuffed or beaten, and then one might have one's hands bound behind one and one's question written on, say, the interior of one...	10
14	1633	"What they are denied in the world of free women they arrogate to themselves in the world of slaves.	10
18	149	Sometimes, however, after an enemy city has fallen, her women, now enslaved, are denied clothing for some six months; at the end of that time they are inordinately grateful, should the least of tunics be cast to them; supposedly we are not permitted modesty, but we are, of course, sensitive to such ...	10
29	237	That had been denied to her.	10
31	48	We were, however, denied our blankets, and we must all be chained, even those in the kennels.	10
35	49	The powerful, healthy man is aggressive and lustful; what is he to do when he realizes at last he has been mistreated, denied, cheated, starved, and shamed; he may rise up with a snarl; let the wife be dismayed to discover she is to her horror then in the vicinity of a man; what does he care; let hi...	10
37	1180	When he freed her of the gag, being careful, in observance of her modesty, not to look upon her features, she pleaded desperately to speak, but this permission was denied to her.	10
40	266	Denied, it was fulfilled.	10
41	179	Too, more importantly, I had denied knowing a "Janice".	10
41	180	I had denied ever having been in Treve.	10
42	147	Reasons for this are obvious, for example, that they might receive gratuities from guests and hide them; that they might take money from guards, or others, to further intrigues or to attempt to influence masters; that they be denied the power which coins might bring, in bribing guards or tradesmen, ...	10
43	133	I envied her her uses, and had even, upon occasion, begged that I, too, might serve, but, for some reason, this had been denied to me.	10
45	24	"So," said he, contemptuously, angrily, "you begged use?" Of course I had begged use! Was I to be blamed for what I was, for what I had become, that which I had earlier been only secretly, only in my dreams? And were not the masters, too, to blame? Had they not released the slave? Did he now think I...	10

Book 27. (42 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	168	Perhaps she had met such gazes before from such as the older woman, gazes, and stares, and such, perhaps of envy, hatred, and hostility, the cold, fixed gazes and stares of women whose youth and beauty were behind them, and who seemed to wish to do little now but resent and castigate, and scorn, the...	10
11	305	It had been denied to them for centuries by one sort of fanatics and now it was again being denied to them, on her own world, by a new form of fanatics, building on the insanities, cruelties and envy of their predecessors, utilizing the poisons of the past in the interests of unnatural, self-serving...	10
27	1889	Yes, yes, she thought, they speak truths, mighty truths, lovely truths, deep truths, incontrovertible truths, precious truths, yes, such as I are indeed for the entertainment of men, for the sport of men, of masters! It is that for which we exist, and desire to exist, the pleasure of men, the entert...	10
4	195	Once, after such a display, she had seen him smile, knowingly, and he so young! How furious she had been! He had misunderstood! It was inexcusable! Were there only two in the class? She sensed now how she had been before him, how she, as a female, had tried to attract him, though, of course, not adm...	10
4	363	Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world.	10
5	46	Curious, after the first few days, and apprehensive concerning this presumed oversight in the inventory of her issued garmenture, she had tried, delicately, to inquire whether her visitors had been permitted the trivial modesty which she, apparently, doubtless due to some oversight, had been denied.	10
6	21	"Twice," she said, "I was denied my evening meal!" "On the whole," said he, "I gather that you have been doing well with your lessons".	10
10	305	"In their world they have been denied their womanhood.	10
11	833	Had she claimed she was sexually desirable, she might have been reprimanded for conceit; had she denied it she might as easily have been punished for lying.	10
12	311	But her world had denied that freedom to her.	10
12	312	It had denied the cry of her deepest heart.	10
12	314	One freedom had been denied to her, the freedom not to be free.	10
12	315	That freedom had been denied to her.	10
12	411	To be sure, Ellen supposed that she had not intended to have any particular effect on Gart, at least fully consciously, certainly not, and, indeed, she had been helpless in his grip, had she not, but she realized, even then, even when she was so new to the collar, that the sight of her beauty must h...	10
13	95	She might be denied speech; she could be silenced at a word.	10
13	102	Too, interestingly, she found that being denied speech, being frustrated, and such, excited her sexually.	10
15	409	In some women, of course, their slavery is more suppressed, more deliberately concealed, more desperately denied and hidden, than it is in others.	10
16	602	You are denied the veil.	10
16	1107	I think I have known that for many years, but my slavery was denied me.	10
17	34	Hopefully he would then bring her to Gor, mercifully, that she might not thereafter be left behind to languish and suffer on Earth, unfulfilled, tortured by memories, afflicted by loneliness, poignantly recalling what was no longer hers, denied a master.	10
18	174	To be sure, she supposed them low slaves, or perhaps slaves under discipline, perhaps denied clothing for several days as a consequence of some imperfection, or possible imperfection, in their service.	10
18	256	It is not unusual for slave girls denied clothing to beg piteously for a rag with which to cover themselves, at least when they dare to do so, but Ellen had not importuned Portus Canio with respect to this privilege, fearing the exasperation of his patience, fearing to be beaten.	10
18	631	That had been denied her.	10
19	415	"It is an organization," said Portus, "formed largely, but not entirely, from veterans of the great disaster of the Vosk delta, where they were betrayed by treason in high places, denied supplies, abandoned, left to die, who muchly suffered in their retreat from the delta, and found themselves despi...	10
19	450	Denied their pay who knows what they will do.	10
19	598	How fit then would such women be for the collar! Perhaps they might even, in the privacy of their own compartments, dare a necklace or bracelet, some piece of metal on their soft flesh, this subtly suggesting, though the suggestion would doubtless be frenziedly denied, an insignia of bondage, but su...	10
19	706	The slave, of course, might be denied the use of her hands, if the master wishes, and then she must put down her head, and, on all fours, eat and drink from pans on the floor.	10
20	1016	She saw no point in informing her thoughtful, solicitous sister in bondage that she, Ellen, despite her youth, was no stranger to slave fire, that the flames of the owned, dominated, mastered woman already raged frequently, irresistibly, in her belly, that she hungered for touches, for caresses, for...	10
21	250	She suspected he had been starved, and denied sleep.	10
22	143	Ideology and politics were to take priority over such embarrassments as truth and fact; reality was inconvenient; clearly it had not been formed with orthodoxy in mind; nature denied would, of course, exact her vengeance; causes would continue to have their effects; rationality would be sacrificed, ...	10
22	148	And now, suppose there was a natural society, in which nature was not denied, but, rather, with all the refinements of an advanced civilization, respected, fulfilled, enhanced and celebrated.	10
24	486	Such are commonly denied the veil, as they are other garments of free women.	10
24	492	Who could be tearing her veil away from her body? Could these be invisible assailants, of some powerful, but uncertain nature, or were they her own needs determined despite her conscious will to have their way with her, to reduce her brutishly, ruthlessly, to the denied, but beloved core of her bein...	10
24	765	I denied that I knew dance".	10
25	224	"How pathetic and miserable to be a slave! How glorious it would be to be free, so that I might tantalize and taunt him, that I might make him suffer, that I might make him miserable, that I might punish and torment him, if only with the glimpse of an ankle, with all the cleverness and all the power...	10
26	186	The natural human female, Ellen supposed, is not a social artifact, despite what she had been taught to mindlessly repeat, not a construct of social engineers who neither understand her nor care for her, creatures interested ultimately only in their own power and influence; she is not, ideally, a tw...	10
26	1321	Too, it is not unusual for a pleasing slave to be cherished, cherished as only a slave can be cherished, cherished as a free woman cannot be cherished, cherished in a way forever denied to a free woman.	10
27	2199	She nodded, pitifully, understanding, in acquiescence, her eyes wide over the weight and firmness of the oppressive hand by means of which she was denied access to articulate speech.	10
27	3299	As even on Earth they seemed to her, no matter how often she had denied this, somehow fitting for women.	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
29	84	They are perhaps shy, thought Ellen, or embarrassed to be seen as they doubtless now were, denied even the mockery of a tight thong and slave strip, presumably slave naked.	10
30	621	Are there any left upon you now who can think for themselves? Must truth and reason be forever denied; must honesty be always outlawed? How strange it is to hail free speech and then make certain, simultaneously, that it shall not exist.	10

Book 28. (19 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	658	But in certain cases, with rational creatures, this lack of communication is deliberate, and calculated to unravel, so to speak, its victim, who, perplexed and frightened, is denied an accounting of his alleged faults or charges.	10
1	673	He might have been denied the liquid food dispensed now and then through the tube, a poisonous gas might have been introduced into the container, rather than the sedating gas, the air might have been simply drawn from the container, and so on.	10
1	1193	The brunette, pleased at this, requested more food, again, but was denied her wish.	10
2	159	She is not an exotic, denied speech.	10
8	158	Humans must believe it is their battle, a battle waged to win their own freedom, a struggle to claim what has been denied to them, and is rightfully theirs, Gor".	10
16	77	She awkwardly scrambled to her feet and lifted her face to him, uttering tiny, pleading sounds, that he might free her of the heavy, obdurate packing and straps which so effectively denied her speech.	10
18	44	Indeed, often the Earth-origin female slave, as she grows more familiar with Gor, becomes acutely conscious of the baring of her face, that she is denied veiling, that males may look upon her as they wish, and so on.	10
22	83	Here, where her body was subject to shackles, she found her needs, long denied and desperately, even fearfully, suppressed, unshackled.	10
22	96	He had denied her acquisition.	10
40	16	To be sure, she is denied gloves, her arms are commonly bare, and the collar must be clearly visible.	10
43	311	The slave, who as an animal is not entitled to clothing, and may be denied clothing altogether, if it be the wish of her master, is likely to find even a tunic, even a camisk, precious.	10
52	9	As may be recalled, the defeated forces of Agamemnon, the mariners who returned in the remnants of his ruined fleet, following his catastrophic, ill-starred attack on another of the worlds, had been denied access to the habitats.	10
73	139	"And free Kur females will be denied entrance to the festivals," said a Kur.	10
73	146	"And will be denied harnesses".	10
73	154	"They will be denied harnesses?" asked a Kur.	10
77	13	But Cabot was considering the delicacy, sensitivity, and beauty of her features, the clearness of her eyes, the sheen of her hair, still somewhat shorter than would be ideal for her marketing, and the sweet, tender, vulnerable femininity of her, to which she might not yet be fully reconciled, but wh...	10
77	218	Gor will be better for us, more open, providing some advantages denied us here, affording us greater opportunities for political activity, more scope for intrigue and ambition.	10
79	698	Do you not see a slave there, and it is you who are the slave!' Long I denied the needs of my belly.	10
80	194	Commonly she would be denied harnessing only in the privacy of her master's dwelling, while being exhibited for sale, while serving certain feasts, and such.	10

Book 29. (12 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	148	Let Kurii be denied Earth, with its wealth of water and hydrogen, be denied such a foothold and platform for their projects, so splendid a staging area for an approach to Gor.	10
2	97	Major truths, no matter what the evidence in their favor, are often, in the beginning, denied, then ridiculed, then battled, and then, if the cultural situation permits, and insufficient numbers of the heretics, or proponents, of the new views are imprisoned or executed, grudgingly accepted, and the...	10
10	348	"I demanded entrance, and was denied it, by this brute to my right," she said, indicating one of the two guards who flanked her.	10
10	349	"I was warned to silence, but would not be denied.	10
10	371	"He struck me, he denied me speech, by means of the humiliating object fastened in my mouth, and he put me to my knees before him.	10
15	233	One expects such things only in a pathological society where the natural relationships between the sexes are denied, confused, or nonexistent.	10
15	307	In them they enjoyed a medley of fulfillments and gratifications which might have been not only denied to them on Earth, mindlessly execrated, and such, but might even have been incomprehensible to them on Earth.	10
22	70	"Did you not note," asked Tajima, "how she denied being cold, and addressed Licinius Lysias as 'Master'?" "She was frightened," said Pertinax.	10
25	58	Is not the beautiful woman, curled at one's feet, avid to learn the secrets of a house, petulant and pouting if denied, ideally suited to gather the flowers of intelligence? Is it not a natural, and simple, and innocent thing to purchase one of their smiles, at so small a cost as an expression, an u...	10
27	149	Should the women of Earth, then, any more than the Gorean woman, be denied her womanhood, her most profound needs and desires, the right of the natural woman, in her heart desiring to be mastered and possessed, the right to be owned, and fulfilled, the right, so to speak, to be collared? Must they c...	10
44	22	By what authority is she to be denied this gift? Let she who desires to submit submit.	10
44	116	How pleasantly, in her collar, and how helplessly, unable to help herself, for I had denied her this option, she writhed, thrashed, and begged.	10

Book 30. (20 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	86	Denied themselves, denied masters, they writhe in frustration, and, hating themselves, and their imprisonment, they think they hate men.	10
2	199	But such stories must be false, as they were denied by Initiates, the white caste, highest and worthiest of all the castes, as they were intermediaries between Priest-Kings and mortals.	10
3	480	To be denied speech is a torment for them.	10
5	177	Thus, she might not know that he, unbeknownst to herself, might have seen her, might have looked upon her now-bared face, a face now slave-bare, a face now denied the dignity and modesty of veiling, a face which must now be as exposed to public view as that of any other animal, a face recalled by hi...	10
6	79	"Where they are from they are commonly denied their needs, to be owned and mastered.	10
8	358	Your features, and, if owners wish it, your body, will be denied the least protection".	10
8	363	Your features, at all times, must be denied even the least thread of the most diaphanous veiling".	10
8	371	"How helpless we are," she said, looking up, "we, so exposed, our lips, our features, our smallest expressions, naked, bared to the view of anyone!" I was muchly pleased that slaves were denied veiling.	10
12	670	But she is a woman, still, and that, however denied, is adamant.	10
17	34	Did she not recall her punishment, at the mast, nor my lenience in not running her back to the Kasra keeping area, hands thonged behind her, a punishment tag wired to her collar? I recalled how she had begged, kneeling, at my feet, as a slave, plaintively, the attentions of a master, which attention...	10
17	53	Too, interestingly, in the barbarian lands, it seems that many women are distressed and forlorn, many not knowing why, denied the rights of their nature, forbidden the fulfillments of their ownership and submission, forbidden the joys of the surrendered, yielding slave.	10
17	54	On Gor they come home to themselves, and their sex, and find the fulfillments denied to them in their own countries.	10
20	254	Who was master, who was slave? Was nature to be denied? What of my feelings, my needs? Was I to pretend to be a man, in which sorry pretense I must fail, or should I listen to my heart, and acknowledge my difference? Nay, not only acknowledge this difference, but welcome it, celebrate it, acclaim it...	10
21	223	Indeed, save for a brief time early in the voyage, these girls had been kept muchly away from the men, to the later annoyance of the men, and the misery and anguish of many of the slaves, pulling at their chains, tethered in place, their bodies denied the caress of masters, their hearts the ecstasy ...	10
21	388	One can free such needs, of course, order them forth, refuse to allow them to remain feared and denied, and their freeing is, essentially, what the woman, in her deepest heart, wants.	10
24	37	She had been denied eyes that she might not understand how daunting were the long sea roads stretched before her, the perils into which she would be introduced.	10
26	350	"That is often denied," I said, "but it is not unusual".	10
36	556	He had been denied passage on the River Dragon, which had been of desperate importance to him.	10
37	199	Deprive the she-sleen of her domination and she will become confused, and bitter, denied her coveted meaning as your beast.	10
37	870	"Why then should she be denied, as her own world would deny her, submission to the mastery, ropes on her ankles, her wrists pinioned behind her back in slave bracelets, a collar on her neck, her lips pressed obediently to a master's whip?" "I, for one," he said, "would have no interest in denying he...	10

Book 31. (21 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	We are denied our finest weapons, pretense, prevarication, and deceit.	10
4	140	What of the simple test of life consequences? Is it obvious that an unnatural culture which produces vehemence, confusion, hysteria, sickness, treachery, hypocrisy, mass murder, and hatred is obviously superior to a culture compatible with nature, and her kinds and differences, a culture in which na...	10
4	611	Rawlinson's instructions, we had been denied lunch, and, later, kept locked in a room behind the kitchen, until we had been brought forth, covered by a large sheet, and introduced into the common room, now arranged as a banquet hall.	10
5	87	To be sure, I knew this even on my world, a world in which such things are clearly recognized, in all their obviousness, but denied.	10
5	88	They are not denied here, as I learned, on my knees, looking up, into the eyes of masters.	10
5	262	How helpless a woman feels when speech is denied her! Too, he was a powerful man, and I did not doubt that even the suspicion that I might cry out might earn me a blow which might render me unconscious.	10
7	50	The cultures which denied men and women to themselves, for their own purposes, in their own interests, inertial, self-perpetuating structures, productive of misery and alienation, were inventions of recent date, the mere tick of a clock, marking a moment in millenniums.	10
7	360	Somewhere within me could there be a weeping slave, yearning for her master? In any event, in my early weeks on Gor I was startled at the openness of my instructresses, eagerly discussing the attractions of the guards, the pleasures derived from their attentions, their joyful helplessness in the arm...	10
7	389	"You think of punishment," said one of the instructresses, "in terms of the switch, the whip, close chains, the denial of clothing, the affixing of a collar with points, a reduction in rations, being sent naked into the streets, being denied speech, being put in the modality of the she-tarsk, such t...	10
7	738	One's slave is to be denied, hysterically, if necessary.	10
8	780	She was a mere barbarian, a scion of a primitive culture, and I was a civilized woman of Earth, of the upper classes, young, beautiful, educated, intelligent, sensitive, well-bred, refined, now somehow inexplicably entrapped in a barbarian world, a world where I was denied the protection of the law,...	10
8	1843	Properly caressed, and long denied passion, it was said they were commonly as hot as paga sluts.	10
9	182	Accordingly, the women wander about, neglected, forlorn, lacking masters, denied the chain and whip".	10
9	186	"But the slaves on this slave's world," said the man, presumably indicating me, I kept my head down, "are treated with great cruelty, a cruelty so great that it is difficult for such as we, scions of a high civilization, to even comprehend it, for they are denied what they need, and without which th...	10
18	321	"Yes," said Eve, "so much!" "You might remember," I said, "that at the party we had been refused permission to feed, and had been denied lunch that day".	10
18	720	"You are herewith denied permission to speak.	10
18	772	What Jane had in mind, of course, were the usual formulas by means of which a slave, denied speech, may request to speak.	10
28	28	Often my punishment would consist of nothing more than being ordered to enter my small cage well before locking time, or being denied a meal.	10
35	83	"Such weapons should be denied them," I said.	10
37	108	How often she had longed for his touch, even wept for it, and had been denied! "—was present".	10
52	547	"I begin to sense," I said, "what it might be, to be denied".	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	20	How many oppressions have been enforced, heresies persecuted, beliefs proscribed, truths denied, absurdities proclaimed! Behind the glistening veils may crouch an unnatural beast.	10
4	199	Some alleged the unusual buyers were Tuchuks, but others denied this.	10
6	51	Nature, like a living plant, may be crippled, stunted, denied, poisoned, and, if necessary, uprooted and destroyed, but it returns again, patient, latent, ready, alive, in each new child, in each new seed.	10
6	103	Could honor be retained in the face of defeat, even rout? If the stories were true, of triumph, and such, where was their wealth, their spoils? Surely, for whatever reason, or reasons, justified or unjustified, an inhospitable reception not unoften awaited them Some, even regulars managing to return...	10
6	109	Some, from the eyes, said they were Tuchuks, but others who had had the fortune, or misfortune, of encountering Tuchuks, as some looted, ransomed merchants, survivors of raided caravans, and such, denied this.	10
9	235	The free woman is a person, a citizen, and may possess a Home Stone; we are animals and properties, marked and collared as such, and we lack Home Stones, for such are denied to beasts.	10
11	101	How estranged from nature it was! Was nature so fearful that it must be denied, and betrayed? In whose interest was this treason? Was the biography of a world so terrible that gates must be barred against it? Were there not green fields, bracing winds, and a warm sun outside the gates? You can burn ...	10
25	246	Is it appropriate that a culture be founded on division, and hate? Nature denied is nature poisoned.	10
29	76	On my former world I had feared it would be denied to me.	10
33	9	They are denied one of the loveliest and most precious of their pleasures, and gifts.	10
33	18	How often her speech, with her submissive posture, her tearful eye, her extended hand, her trembling lip, serves to placate, to divert wrath, to enable her to escape the switch and whip! Then suppose she is denied speech.	10
37	138	Who knew what her thoughts had been, and her dreams? Perhaps she did have something in her of the woman, the blood, the instincts, the hopes, the needs, the fears, the desires, the longings, of the woman, the secret understanding, however hysterically denied, of her true place in nature, out of whic...	10

Book 33. (16 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	145	"I am here! Greet me!" It would be doubtless unpleasant to return to one's city, routed and defeated, clad in ashes and rags, to face its councils, to be denied bread, fire, and salt, but better, I thought, that than flight, or falling upon one's sword, for then one might return to war.	10
6	173	This was largely the result of two factors, the number of fields and farms now denied to us by the Ashigaru of Yamada, and the reduction of supplies, the thinning of flocks and the depletion of resources, at those villages still accessible to us.	10
7	32	Being denied an upright posture or speech are others.	10
7	69	Yet somehow, even as I had denied them, I had known them well warranted.	10
7	89	The slaves had been sequestered in the indoor housing area, as noted, where they would be safer, but also, by the edict of Lord Temmu, given the rigor of the siege and the scarcity of resources, and the need for the strictest of disciplines, had been denied to the garrison.	10
8	36	"And the parapets are denied to all but trusted guards?" I asked.	10
10	185	It is to be denied.	10
13	80	"Why here have men not denied themselves to themselves, why have they not refused to be men?" "I do not know," I said.	10
15	1	Lord Akio "You do not mind that you are denied weapons?" asked Lord Akio, a daimyo of Lord Yamada.	10
16	115	Apparently he had been admitted into those precincts access to which had recently been denied to me.	10
16	117	In the vicinity of the guard, prior to my withdrawal, I had noted in the corridor, and in the interior passage, that denied to me, alternating residues of moisture, quite possibly, given the spacing, the remnants of tracks, but unusual tracks, perhaps those of a large, unshod, shuffling creature.	10
22	33	"The generosity of Lord Yamada is not to be denied.	10
29	288	When a girl is new to the collar she is sometimes denied clothing in public.	10
29	291	Similarly, a slave who has been displeasing may be denied clothing in public, as a punishment.	10
50	1	Certification Tajima, Pertinax, and I were now in the narrow side corridor on the fifth level of the palace, the same access to which had been denied to me several weeks ago, by its guard.	10
61	869	"That is denied," I said, "by ten thousand tarn disks of gold, of double weight".	10

Book 34. (26 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	299	Was that not to be a secret, denied even to oneself? In my sunglasses they would not even know if I noticed them or not, not until I turned to them, directly, and they quickly turned away.	10
6	52	I had denied that I was a slave, of course.	10
6	75	But there are other worlds, better worlds, other civilizations, better civilizations, higher civilizations, civilizations in which nature is not abhorred and denied but celebrated and accepted, civilizations not opposed to nature but allied with her, supportive of her, promotive of her, civilization...	10
8	41	This very obvious difference, on my former world, had been ignored, or denied.	10
8	273	How can some, I wondered, pretend to be ignorant of the tensions, the cords of interest and desire, which attend the interactions of the sexes? Are they unaware of the radical centrality of sexuality to the human condition? Do they lie, or are they somehow ignorant, or inert, simply blind to the tur...	10
8	337	Certain forms of technology are denied to humans, certainly technology of the sort that would be involved in such a ship.	10
9	185	On Earth I would have denied, in my vanity and pride, that I could be mastered, but I had found on Gor that I could be mastered, and would be mastered, and wanted to be mastered, and was mastered.	10
12	21	Denied freedom, I was free.	10
23	76	"On my former world I was not in a collar, and though I knew, somehow, I belonged in a collar, I would have denied that I belonged in one.	10
26	40	One who is slain in his work is regarded as having failed, and, in virtue of this, is denied any further consideration.	10
27	14	"May we not pause, may we not rest, Master?" "Do you wish to be denied speech?" he asked.	10
28	27	Indeed, a merchant who misrepresents his goods may have his business burned and his stock confiscated, may even be denied bread, fire, and salt, and be driven naked from the city.	10
50	50	Truth can be denied only so long.	10
50	51	Too, of course, clothing may be denied, even in the streets and plazas.	10
50	217	"I could not stand," said the Lady Alexina, "you bound me, you used my clothing to blindfold me, your leather bands denied me speech! You placed me, helpless, on the floor of the wagon bed, on the floor!" "Forgive me, Lady," said Kurik, "had I thought, I would have provided cushioning".	10
50	531	"I beg the collar, I beg it!" "It is denied to you," said Kurik, "be wished well, free woman".	10
53	292	How right she was there, at his feet! How fulfilled she was to be a well-mastered slave! How profound were her slave needs! And on Gor, freed of the walls and fences, of the hobbles and lacerating wires, the closures and stern barriers, the prescriptions and prohibitions, the confinements and cruelt...	10
57	192	I almost always fed myself, save when it pleased him, or amused him, to put me to all fours, at an animal dish, the use of my hands denied to me, or would choose, I kneeling, or sometimes lying, to feed me by hand.	10
57	199	Slaves are denied access to poisons, as to more common weapons.	10
61	215	They think they have been denied their right to food, to sport.	10
61	680	"Noble High Ones, Mighty Brothers," called Lucilius, "will you be befooled by humans, will you waver in your loyalty to great Agamemnon, will you hesitate to be true to the meaning of your fangs and claws, will you be denied your pleasures, your sport? Behold the game clustered by the stake, vulnera...	10
61	878	"And what is the right of a mere man," he said, "surely cannot be denied to one who is Kur".	10
64	228	"He denied the ring challenge," said Lord Grendel.	10
64	230	"As he declined the challenge," said Lord Grendel, "you would be denied a third ring".	10
67	93	One is denied an upright posture.	10
67	96	One is denied human speech.	10

Book 35. (11 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	28	Food here, too, is fresh, nourishing, and often delicious, even when we must eat it from bowls placed on the floor, denied the use of our hands.	10
1	121	We were denied speech.	10
2	14	"May I not be soon used?" I had been denied the touch of a master for five days.	10
3	105	Could it be that under all the pretenses and lies, under all the conventions and cloaks, there might lurk the hereditary coils of a form of being which, in an honest world, need not be denied and suppressed, but might thrive and flourish, might lift its head, look about, and find itself once more in...	10
3	371	And much of this is sensed by its victims, even when denied.	10
7	290	She is then repudiated, and denied.	10
8	103	Perhaps now, I had thought, the privileges of the deck might be denied to the rest of us, privileges we coveted and for which, occasionally, we had long waited.	10
11	652	Almost immediately I had feared that I might have been taken from myself, denied to myself, and plunged into the loneliness, the estrangement, the alienation, the meaninglessness, the misery, the despair of freedom.	10
31	92	The acceptor of the challenge, furiously indignant, howling with rage, uttering objections and imprecations, denied redress, was politely escorted by two attendants from the sand.	10
40	281	Sometimes, as a punishment, a girl is denied the blanket.	10
46	554	If I was a slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery.	10

Book 36. (16 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	164	"We are denied arms for our own good," he said.	10
10	56	"For years I put aside my dreams and fantasies, for years I strenuously denied my most inward and profound reality, as my culture prescribed, but I always knew it, and, after your touch, I accepted it, at last, and gladly.	10
17	318	"A slave may frequent locales denied to the free.	10
21	4	"Access to this enclave is denied," said Nicomachos.	10
34	4	The scene was much the same as before, except for a number of newly pitched tents and the semi-circular, defensive ditch, with its heaped sand and shield wall, its back to the sea, by means of which a number of corsairs, those denied boarding on the ships, had cordoned off a portion of the beach.	10
38	5	He deems himself wrongfully denied the High Admiralty of Cos, the post of High Admiral of the Cosian naval forces.	10
46	89	"Even the mighty Tur tree," said a man, "if denied sunlight, minerals, and water, if poisoned, can be stunted and enfeebled".	10
46	91	"Nature denied does not cease to exist," I said.	10
47	5	The mercenaries, on the other hand, in such a position, were effectively pinned in place, denied access to supplies which might otherwise have been seized in the countryside.	10
54	116	"I know a world where many slaves starve, denied their collars," I said.	10
57	8	If the grapnel is denied purchase, its utility to the enemy is nullified.	10
57	61	Thus, for most practical purposes, the grapnels, denied purchase, were useless.	10
59	52	"It could not be denied," said my small interlocutor.	10
59	222	"Let not the torturers be cheated of their sport! Let not the impaling spear be denied its due!" "He seems to be crying out something," I said.	10
63	164	Let her be taken, and promptly, to Ar; let her face the justice she denied others; let her face the wrath of an outraged Ubar; let her be put before vengeful Marlenus".	10
63	212	"Were you not denied bread, fire, and salt? Do you think mighty Marlenus will welcome you? Does the verr challenge the larl? Might you not be slain the moment you stepped within the pomerium of Glorious Ar? Does the tarsk rush to knock on the door to the slaughter house?" "I must to Ar," I said.	10