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Deny

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	104	It would be suicide to attempt to cut my way in, but Pa-Kur was in the environs of Ar, directing the siege operations, and I might, with luck, pass myself off as his messenger; who would be bold enough to deny entrance to one whose helmet bore the golden slash of the courier? Without hesitation I cl...	10
16	110	"Do you deny admittance to the messenger of Pa-Kur?" "I do not know you," he growled.	10

Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	218	I did not deny it.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	840	"I hoped by that ruse to make it easier to deny any connection between myself and the message, should denial seem in order".	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	305	The Gorean culture does not deny nature but accepts it, acclaims it, relishes it, and enhances it.	10
13	1109	I hated and despised men, but I was muchly pleasured to provoke and deny them.	10
17	91	One could not deny that.	10
17	141	"Perhaps, then," said he, "I should deny it to you".	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	147	Rim, and I admired him for this, had not chosen to deny the shame that had been placed upon him.	10
3	441	I did not wish to deny Rim his lovely Tendite, nor Thurnock his Ahn with the luscious wench, chained, who had writhed before us on the sand.	10
10	156	"It would be cruel," said he, "to deny you your pleasures".	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	445	I wondered that she would deny the young man this pleasure.	10
13	137	This is not to deny that the Ubara in the south, in fact, exercises as much or more power than her northern counterpart.	10

Book 10. (16 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
10	378	One tries different girls until one finds her, or those, who are the most exquisite, the most pleasing; one tends then, to keep them; this tends, too, to work out to the advantage of the women, the female slaves, but few, except themselves, are concerned with them, or their feelings; men, it is clea...	10
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
2	314	That pleasure I would deny myself, that it might be reserved for her first full, true master.	10
4	128	She had been placed, of course, as I had requested, in a stimulation chamber; the first five nights the rope harness had been used, as I had specified; it had not been used thereafter for discipline, however, as the girl had been cooperative and diligent; furthermore, her attention and efforts were ...	10
5	777	I could not deny that I was now pleased she was not, in innocuous triviality, ensconced on Earth.	10
14	99	Goreans, interestingly from the point of view of an Earthling, who has been subjected to differing historical conditioning processes, do not regard biology as evil; those who deny the truths of biology are not acclaimed on Gor, as on Earth, but are rather regarded as being curious and pathetic.	10
14	101	Perhaps it is intrinsically more desirable in some obscure sense to deny biology and suffer from mental and physical disease, than accept biology and be strong and joyful, I do not know.	10
14	408	It is thought useful, upon occasion, to deny slave girls small pleasures, small gratifications.	10
24	227	And on this world it would be foolish to deny that there are many Earth-girl slaves.	10
24	687	I might even, I thought, put her in the bondage of the she-sleen or she-tarsk, and deny her words, refusing to let her rise to her feet, and limiting her discourse to small sounds, whimpers and such, by which she might attempt, as she could, to make clear her wants.	10
24	798	Males who satisfy their nature are vital and joyful, and, statistically, live long; those who deny their nature are miserable and, statistically, shorter lived, their tortured body chemistry falling prey frequently to hideous diseases".	10
24	821	It may, in certain circumstances, be politically expedient to deny this truth, but that is a separate question and involves separate issues".	10
26	969	"If a woman is truly a slave," I said, "then it would seem best that she not deny this truth, this reality, but rather accept it, and then be joyfully the best slave she can be.	10
26	970	It is better to embrace nature and fulfill her than deny her.	10
26	1103	"I think I am special to you now," she said, "though you deny it, special to you now if only for you to vent your hatred on me, for Klima.	10

Book 11. (5 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	921	My world, I knew, had chosen to deny and subvert biology.	10
3	602	Then, overwhelmingly, irresistibly, like a cry of anguish, it welled up within me; I could no longer ignore, suppress or repudiate it; no longer could I, like a foolish girl of Earth, deny and flee my reality; the comprehension, insistent and explosive, overpoweringly, erupted within me; I was naked...	10
3	805	It was very meticulous, and clean, and deep, and lovely and delicate; it was incredibly feminine; it was as though my femininity had been literally stamped upon my body; it was as though I had been certified a certain sort of thing, which thereafter, no matter what I wished, or what I might be told,...	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
27	355	These strictures, of course, do not deny us our weapons, or our power.	10

Book 12. (5 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	28	Are they not harsh and cruel, to deny to men this pleasure? Perhaps.	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
9	243	This is not to deny the value of freedom, which is surely precious.	10
15	31	"Do you deny it?" exclaimed Arlene.	10
23	351	This is not to deny, however, that petty lying, pilfering and such, where the master is not directly concerned or affected, is often tolerated, if not encouraged.	10

Book 13. (12 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	296	"I deny them! I deny them! I deny them!" she cried.	10
6	284	I had seen her body and eyes proclaim her slavery, and I had heard her mouth both deny it, and affirm it, and then again deny it.	10
1	52	She had been brought to the house of Samos still in the inexplicable and barbarous garments of Earth, in particular, in the imitation-boy costume, the denim trousers and flannel shirt of the contemporary Earth girl, pathologically conditioned, for economic and historical reasons, to deny and subvert...	10
6	721	Then I saw her eyes try to deny the slave.	10
12	272	In denying it we deny our own nature.	10
32	363	Deny them, if you will, but they have been bred into you.	10
32	533	How much better it is to deny it, or to see it only, as through colored glass, through the softened, tinted lies of civilization.	10
34	292	"This is not to deny that some such unusual person might somewhere exist".	10
34	430	"Say," I said, "'I will never again deny my sexual needs.	10
34	431	'" "I will never again deny my sexual needs," she said.	10
34	789	"It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave.	10
45	28	But how can they be women if men will not be men? How cruel a man is to deny to a woman the deepest need of her womanhood.	10

Book 14. (16 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	779	I knew that I was supposed to reassure her and deny vehemently what had been suggested in her fantastic question.	10
1	780	But I did not reassure her nor deny, as I was expected to, what she had suggested.	10
1	783	Why should they feel it necessary to deny this apparently fantastic allegation so often and so desperately? "Do you think we are slaves?" she demanded.	10
7	387	I must deny, thwart and suppress my impulses, my blood and manhood.	10
7	524	Indeed, what was the pseudomasculinization of many of the women of Earth, in clothing and mental garb, but a hysterical attempt to deny their sexuality? What did the women of Earth fear? That a true acknowledgment of their deepest sexual needs would lead them to kneel at the feet of a master? Lola l...	10
8	33	Perhaps it is thus they protect themselves from understanding that they have, in effect, no manhood to deny".	10
8	44	"How can one know," asked the Lady Gina, "if one has a manhood to deny, if one has never expressed it?" "I do not know, Mistress," I said.	10
8	45	"Let those who have expressed their manhood," she said, "decide then whether or not they will ever again choose to deny it".	10
13	372	I had seen fit, by an act of my will, that of a male, to deny to her the convenient refuges of deceit, pretense and fraud.	10
17	15	I now recognized her, but I thought it wiser on my part to deny this.	10
22	500	"I deny him women, of course," she laughed.	10
32	140	How she must strive to maintain pretenses to the contrary; how she must struggle to deny and hate; how she must wildly flee what she only too clearly understands to be the insistent, ill-disguised, whispering secrets of herself.	10
32	235	These cannot be feigned, and they invariably betray the beauty, deny them though she might wish at a later time.	10
32	403	"On the world which I once knew, one called Earth," I said, "it is common to deny the fulfillment of slaves.	10
32	409	It would not occur to a Gorean to deny a slave her collar.	10
34	198	Which is not to deny that a good kaiila or sleen may sell for more.	10

Book 15. (18 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	144	So why then should she not be in mine? But something in my heart cried out that she, the lovely Miss Henderson, could not be a slave, not she! I must deny it! Was she not from Earth, from Earth? But I could no longer deny one thing—that I wanted Miss Beverly Henderson, that I wanted to own he...	10
1	304	"What greater cruelty can a man inflict upon a slave than to deny her the collar?" she asked.	10
1	333	You may, of course, deny me this fulfillment, for I am a slave.	10
1	358	This is not to deny that the "model types," so to speak, are not available in her markets.	10
1	361	None of this is to deny, of course, that there is anything wrong with a slave candidate who is at one and the same time beautiful, highly intelligent, and sexually needful.	10
1	445	"Do not deny her nature to her," said the girl.	10
9	159	And in this she was surely not other than thousands of other frightened, confused, unhappy women, ordered to deny themselves, to betray their sexuality, women fearing to question propounded absurdities, struggling to be thoughtlessly, uncritically obedient to the dictates of fanatics.	10
11	225	Would you not like some delicious Earth woman as your total slave? If so, how are you so different from the brutes of Gor, who do with us as they wish? It is not our fault if, for whatever reasons, the men of Earth seem determined to turn us into men, and deny to us our precious and ancient natures.	10
11	339	We may torture and mutilate the human animal; we may deny that it exists; but it lies within us, in the chemistry of every living cell in our bodies.	10
11	340	In denying it we, truly, deny only ourselves.	10
11	352	But even if we should deny ourselves, and starve, and torture and frustrate ourselves, we would still, in the end, be ourselves.	10
13	159	"I do not deny you your freedom," I said.	10
14	202	This is not to deny, of course, that a woman who is fully conscious of her embonded condition, does not fear the whip.	10
22	99	Yes, I vowed, if she were a slave, I would have her in my collar! And she would soon then well know herself a slave! I would treat her, the desirable little slut, and slave, with a ruthlessness and a power that would become legendary in Victoria! I then could no longer deny it.	10
22	115	How zealously earnest she had been to dress in certain ways and behave in certain ways, to deny her beauty and its meaning, how desperately she had tried to live up to ideological strictures foreign to her needs; how pathetically she had dutifully repeated slogans; how sincerely she had tried to bel...	10
22	155	I could no longer deny it.	10
24	468	Could I again deny my blood? Could I again repudiate the heritage of my manhood? How could it be? The meat of the mammoth roasted then again upon the greenwood spit.	10
29	59	This is not to deny, of course, that the colony will not normally have a close tie with the mother city.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	225	"We must, for the time, deny them to ourselves," I said.	10
17	376	"If the men of Earth choose to surrender the birthright of their dominance, to exchange it for the garbage of a political perversion; if they should choose to deny their genes; if they should choose to subvert and violate the order of nature; if they should choose self-castration to manhood, that is...	10
19	293	Do not torment me! Do not make me so suffer! Do not deny me your collar!" She squirmed on her knees, her hands outstretched.	10
19	605	"I did not mean to deny, of course," she said, "that I was branded".	10
20	221	Deny neither".	10
20	1630	Surely none but a cad would be unsolicitous of you, none but a cad would be unconcerned with your feelings, none but a cad would deny you dignity, and respect".	10
20	1642	If castration makes them happy, who could be so heartless as to deny them this gratification? But to apply the knife, through discourse, and teaching, and law, to the innocent and unwilling is indeed offensive.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1304	Our institutions are, thus, less dishonest and hypocritical than those of groups which pretend to deny the fundamental nature of social order.	10
13	94	The most that can be done is to deny and obscure the relationship.	10
13	574	"Why should that be?" "There are many historical reasons, and, too, those who are unfulfilled and unhappy will go to great lengths to deny fulfillment and happiness to others".	10
14	653	His culture has not been designed to deny nature, but, startlingly perhaps, to some minds, to fulfill it.	10

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	718	On the other hand, who could deny that a beautiful slave has no means by which she might seek to achieve her ends? He who might deny this has never seen one dance, or kneel at his feet, or heard her whispers in the darkness.	10
2	10	Perhaps the cruelest deprivation which a master or mistress can inflict on a male slave is to deny him access to soft, warm, yielding female flesh.	10
14	373	They deny their senses.	10
22	229	Too, sometimes men who desire to own slaves but are themselves too weak to do so, or, because of rigidities or cripplings, are psychologically incapable of doing so, will, out of envy, jealousy and spite, fight to free them, in order to deny others the pleasures which they, because of their handicap...	10
22	231	What I want and cannot have I will deny to others, so to speak.	10
32	215	"There will be none to deny me entrance".	10
40	469	Surely you have used it long enough, for whatever reasons, to subvert, deny and hide your sex".	10

Book 19. (16 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	626	How would I fare in such a place, I wondered, where it might be difficult to conceal or deny my sex.	10
3	867	Surely I had a right to frustrate and deny my sex if I wished! If I was afraid to be a woman, truly and fundamentally, with all that it might entail, surely I should not be forced to become one! Yet I knew that in my heart I felt a sudden, marvelous surge of hope, a sense of possible liberation, tha...	10
4	143	Then I could no longer deny to myself that I was aroused sexually, helplessly and terribly.	10
6	614	But why, I asked myself, irritatedly, should a civilization be congenial to nature? Is it not far better, I asked myself, for a civilization to contradict and frustrate nature; is it not far better for it to deny and subvert nature; is it not far better for it to blur natural distinctions and confus...	10
11	145	"Fight it and deny it, if you will," he said.	10
18	115	"She will deny that she is your slave".	10
20	178	I was not a slave, of course! But, if I happened to be, why was Speusippus acting as he was? I doubted that he would deny me the collar out of spite.	10
29	102	I could not deny that his closeness, and his might and power, in spite of my fear and my will, were arousing me.	10
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
31	458	Yet I could not deny that he was forcing me, too, to experience much pleasure, its nature and amount depending completely on his will.	10
31	734	I shook my head, helplessly, trying to deny his accusation.	10
33	86	"Do not attempt to deny it, Sheila," said he, scarcely noting her.	10
33	355	"You can deny, of course," said Miles of Argentum to Drusus Rencius, "that she whom you took to the house of Kliomenes was the same woman you were guarding as the putative Tatrix.	10
33	357	You can still deny that she who is here chained is she whom you then took to the Tatrix of Corcyrus".	10
33	390	She accepted herself as that! She did not deny it or dispute it! Why not? Because that is who she was!" "No!" cried Drusus Rencius.	10
36	863	It was only substantially, in a given tradition, in a given world, in little more than a recent period, that she has been taught to deny herself, and suspect her most natural urges and impulses, as natural to her as her breathing and the beating of her heart, and to claim to prize life-denying, path...	10

Book 20. (4 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1089	"He did not deny it, either, did he?" asked Samos.	10
2	1357	"There comes a time," she said, "when the slogans no longer suffice, when it is no longer practical to deny the barrenness of the rhetoric, a time when the myth is seen to be meaningless".	10
5	446	"How can you, a free man, deny me anything I want?" "Easily," I said.	10
6	393	Then, if you decide, in your nobility, to deny me even the briefest of peeps, what harm could possibly have been done?" "A splendid suggestion, kind sir," she said, "but where, in this fair meadow, at the side of a public road, will I find suitable privacy?" "Here!" said Boots, lifting up the veil.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	196	If a woman desires a master, why should she not admit this? To deny it is to deny herself.	10
27	198	To deny it is to deny her heart.	10
18	260	"Yet, there are some I have heard of," I said, "who might deny a natural slave her bondage, even by law, no matter what might be the mental, emotional, and physical damage of this".	10
24	256	"Surely in the fullness of your honor, as I conceive of you as a gentleman," she said, "you would not wish to deny to me what I have coming".	10
24	259	"No," he said, pleasantly enough, apparently taking no offense, "I would be one of the last to deny you exactly what you have coming".	10
25	253	I have learned too much! Why deny me the mark, the collar? Why do you so shame me? Put me in a collar, that what I now know I am may be proclaimed to the world! I want to be sold! I want to find a master! I am ready to serve, and fully!" "Be silent," said the woman who held her chain.	10
25	2109	"Thus you did not demean and deny my womanhood and its deeper needs," she said.	10
25	2129	I wondered sometimes if they were simply stupid, or might actually be hostile to women, perhaps blaming us for their own masculine failures, that they would deny us what we really needed and wanted, to be commanded to our place in nature, the slaves of true men, and fulfilled".	10
25	2225	"I wonder who truly loves himself, and women," she whispered, "he who is true to himself and his nature, refusing to deny it or pretend it doesn't exist, and who fulfills women, as what they really are, or he who betrays himself, who lies to himself and who denies the true needs of women?" "Aside fr...	10
25	2236	It is safer to deny the heat of fire than the truths of nature.	10
26	1230	Let me be rightfully marked, publicly and permanently, that men will know to rightfully deny me freedom, that they may never again make so foolish a mistake as to grant me freedom, and that all may know what I am, and only and rightfully am, a slave! I beg it!" I kissed her, gently.	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

Book 22. (10 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
1	187	I know that! It is my true self then that I must deny, and hide!" I watched her.	10
3	798	The suitable condition for a woman such as you is perfectly clear, deny it and squirm though you might".	10
11	650	How absurd then, and artificial, and unreal, suddenly, seemed Earth, with all its preposterous political myths, its subversion of nature, its insidious conditioning programs, its pretendings to deny the simple, obvious truths of aristocracy, its contrived trammelings of right and power, its desperat...	10
13	689	If he was so cruel as to deny me his touch, of course, I would, driven by my needs, have to make do elsewhere.	10
14	160	"Thus I must decide whether I will deny, and futilely fight, my slavery, dividing myself, and making myself miserable, or acknowledge what is in my secret heart, confessing it openly, and yielding to it, wholly, and irreservedly, then finding my happiness and fulfillment in it".	10
21	19	Part of my master's policy with respect to me was to systematically deny my needs.	10
21	56	To be sure, some men enjoy taking a woman who hates them, and whom they hate, and reducing her to a panting, pleading slave, begging for a continuation of their touch, which they may then either grant or deny her, as it pleases them.	10
33	24	I could not deny that I loved bonds, both of a physical and social sort, those tangible evidences of my womanhood, and my place in nature.	10
34	553	"One would not wish to deny that.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	247	Accordingly, men must then either fulfill their nature, or deny it, and in denying their nature, deny us ours, for ours is the complement to theirs.	10
1	249	"You would enlist our support, and thus have us be your fellows, and thus deny us our will".	10
2	495	In that sense, paradoxically, it is further evidence of her slavery that she, the slave, eager to please, and trying to fulfill the expectations of others, will even, at least for a time, try to deny her own nature, ultimately unsuccessfully, of course, as is witnessed by her frustration and unhappi...	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
6	473	The most you can do is fight it, and deny it".	10
8	413	They might even deny you speech.	10
8	596	This is not to deny that some outlying Gorean inns, particularly where female travelers are concerned, function as little more than slave traps, an arrangement usually being in effect with a local slaver.	10
10	47	This is not to deny that blondes, suitably enslaved, and desperate to please, are not without interest.	10
16	294	Though I suppose they would deny it, it seems clear it makes them feel female, vulnerable and receptive; it intrigues them and stirs their interest; as women they take seriously men so accoutered; the effect of this comprehension is obviously stimulatory to the female, and, it seems, acutely so.	10
16	345	"If she is rescued," said Lady Claudia, looking back at the lovely, nude figure, seemingly mounted upon the impaling spear, "doubtless she will deny she is a slave".	10
18	312	Why should one not seize one if it is convenient to do so? Others may not have wanted the slaves to fall into the hands of the hated Cosians, simply to deprive them of this loot, or perhaps, more, to deny to them the inordinate rewards and pleasures which accrue to a male from the ownership of a fem...	10
18	314	Or perhaps even it was a symptom of the free woman's envy and hatred of the female slave, so profoundly and widely evidenced, that she wanted to keep the slave from experiencing the joys of being categorically possessed by men, that she wanted to deny to the slave, so lowly and despised, so hated, t...	10
18	317	It is as though the free woman spake thusly: "The joy I deny myself shall be known by no other".	10
21	564	It is a very serious "cause for punishment" on the part of a slave to conceal or deny her status.	10
23	128	I could not deny to her that some masters are heartless, that some are inflexible and cruel.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1767	But she did not deny my words.	10
27	329	Sometimes, cruelly, slavers will deny a girl sex for days before she ascends the auction block.	10
28	697	For example, this gives them more power over her, adding an additional dimension to discipline, and they may, of course, whenever they wish, for their pleasure, deny it to her, or remove it from her, as easily as slave silk may be jerked away.	10
37	106	"And when a woman is needful and ripe for bondage, is it not cruel to deny it to her?" I asked.	10
47	78	This is not to deny Ina's attractiveness, even as a new slave.	10

Book 25. (17 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	690	And I thought then, too, sadly, of the women of Earth, so many of them so confused, so miserable, so unhappy, women not knowing what they were, or what they might be, women trapped in a maze of ultimately barren artifices, women subjected to inconsistent directives and standards, women subjected to ...	10
3	722	How well they had been trained from birth to deny themselves the rights of their masculinity, to do treason unto themselves.	10
8	326	This is not to deny that there were Cosian regulars, in Cosian uniform, in the city, in numbers.	10
9	304	"I do not deny that my father was enemy to Marlenus of Ar," said Claudia.	10
10	416	"To be sure, her face now is a bit cold, and tight, and strained, as seems her body, as well, common in free women, but I do not doubt but what, in time, relaxed, brought into touch with herself, and her fundamental realities, no longer permitted to deny them, obliged then rather to express and fulf...	10
12	97	This is not to deny, as suggested, that a slave may be subjected to numerous blows, commands and strictures in her training.	10
14	83	"Sometimes," she said, "I deny him, to win my way, to punish him, to teach him a lesson".	10
14	259	"Do you deny this?" I asked her.	10
14	582	"I am at your feet," she wept, "branded, collared, legally enslaved! I am without recourse and absolutely helpless! Take pity on me! Surely you will not deny me the fulfillments of my condition!" "Kneel," I said.	10
18	15	Some believe such women should be prepared quickly for the collar and others that the matter may be drawn out, teasingly, until even she, trying to deny it to herself all the while, realizes what her eventual lot is to be.	10
21	514	This is not to deny that she would bring a high price in a market, nor that her alcove roster on holidays might have been completely filled out, even early in the afternoon.	10
23	345	"This is not to deny that the girl is an exquisite slave," I said, "and Marcus is training her very well".	10
24	148	What both women have in common is the hope, scarcely recognized by the free woman, a hope she would doubtless vehemently deny, that men will be pleased with what they see.	10
27	49	"I know a world where such things, in a sense, are often done," I said, "a world in which, for political purposes, and to further the interests and ambitions of certain factions, there are wholesale attempts to suppress, thwart, stunt and deny manhood.	10
27	67	No longer now need you deny your feelings.	10
27	68	No longer now need you conceal, or deny, your manhood".	10
27	927	It was indeed a world in which, in many ways, the unnatural had well contrived, to their advantage, to deny nature to the natural.	10

Book 26. (9 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	121	This is not to deny that all civilizations, and cultures, have their customs and legalities.	10
7	1067	It would do little good, I feared, to attempt to deny, to an observer as astute as Aynur, what would have been obvious.	10
8	540	Some of us might feel it was safer to pretend it did not exist, to deny it.	10
14	1331	We despise and hate men too weak to keep us as slaves, for they then deny to us our own nature, and not only theirs to themselves.	10
16	480	A female slave, you see, is not permitted to deny her sex.	10
19	369	This is not to deny, of course, the expected and appropriate meetings of eyes in thousands of contexts and times, as in attempting to read one's fate in the eyes of the master, in examining them to learn if one is in favor or disfavor, in meeting them when commanded to do so, as when he examines us ...	10
29	690	"Certainly you do not think I would deny my house this triumph," he said.	10
37	893	How such as she must scorn such as I! In what contempt must she hold me! How she must despise me! But I was not such as she! I was a slave! I was collared! I must be as men would have me! If they saw fit to deny me clothing then I would not have clothing! If they ordered me to dance, I must dance.	10
44	159	"Do you deny the words of free men?" inquired the second man.	10

Book 27. (30 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
7	19	She accepted that he could change her diet, or limit her intake of food, or deny it to her altogether, as he might please.	10
11	299	She could not deny that serving men as a naked slave called up from deep within her strange, surprising, unfamiliar feelings.	10
11	865	She thought of so many of the men of Earth, such mindlessly herded dupes, taught to deny their blood, hastening sellers of birthrights, so whiningly eager to win a smile from those who despised them for the very weakness they sought to promote in them.	10
12	313	It had told her, rather, not to listen to her heart, but to deny it, told her, rather, to be different, and mannish.	10
13	73	You are the world of which I have always dreamed! On you, beautiful world, let me fulfill the deepest and most wonderful, and most hidden, of my needs, those needs I was always forced to deny on Earth.	10
15	389	Too, how dishonorable to deny truth! How unworthy, as well as stupid, in the face of facts, to lie to oneself! No, she knew she was owned, owned in fact, owned in perfect, clear, indisputable fact.	10
15	576	But how vulgar had been his compliment! Yet could she deny that she was pleased? But in what a shameful position she had been placed! She thought of the rude, efficient, coital positions of many animals.	10
16	429	As a slave, a meaningless slave! What a triumph for him! And yet I cannot deny that a part of me rejoiced to be so used, to be put to his unshared, unilateral pleasure! "Do you juice quickly?" asked Targo.	10
16	870	This is not to deny that an upper-caste woman, say, recently enslaved, or any slave girl, for that matter, may not be commanded upon occasion to use the most vulgar language conceivable, in referring to herself, or in begging for use, and such.	10
16	882	To be sure, if one's political programs require the devirilization, and consequent destruction, of the docile, obedient, duped male, then one must do all one can to confuse, deny, blur, and eliminate sexual differences, in this project having recourse to whatever distortions, lies, misrepresentation...	10
16	1059	Ellen could not deny that she was a girl, in at least two senses, first in the sense of her youth, the sense which Jasmine had undoubtedly conceded, and, secondly, in the sense that she, as the others, was a female slave.	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	602	None must suspect that she was a slave! She must attempt to deny this even to herself, as she had desperately for years on Earth.	10
17	847	You must not be a woman, you must not be so alive, you must not be so needful! You must not desire to love and serve! Castigate such temptations! Ridicule yourself for such tender, animal realities! Think yourself because of them small and disgusting! Seek redemptive frigidity! Praise inertness! Sin...	10
19	606	Masters do not fraudulently deny the war of the sexes.	10
22	140	In her academic work it was imperative that she deny such things, or dismiss them as unenlightened social artifacts, but, even then, she knew them to be pervasive amongst mammals, and, indeed, in one form or another, universal in human cultures.	10
22	141	In the interests of advancing a particular political agenda she had had to deny large numbers of the most obvious facts of ethology, biology and anthropology.	10
22	146	Even she had found it hard to deny that.	10
23	248	"Perhaps," she said, "you would prefer that I continue to object to my inner truth, that I continue to deny it, and continue to suffer all the torments of denying my innermost being, the very meaning of my sex, my nature?" "I despise you," he said.	10
24	26	For years before her branding and collaring she had sensed that she was a natural slave and had surreptitiously dreamed, while trying to deny such dreams, of meeting a master who would enslave her and whom she might thereafter lovingly serve.	10
26	357	The woman in a collar cannot deny her sexuality.	10
26	808	The culture of Gor was not devised to deny nature but to fulfill her.	10
26	1566	"I cannot deny that it is pleasant to own you," he said.	10
27	686	"Few would deny that the caste of Initiates are parasites," said Portus Canio, who held no great brief for that caste.	10
27	1395	Gor celebrates nature; she does not deny her.	10
30	33	Pity the putatively free women of Earth, she thought, in their deserts, cluttered with social artifacts largely constructed by the subglandular, pathological, effete, feeble and impotent, trying desperately, unhappily, to conform to orthodoxies imposed upon them, orthodoxies invented in effect by wi...	10
30	424	"Let them redden, and froth and deny it, if they will, but they do! I was a free woman! I know! But I did not know what sexual pleasure was until I was put in a collar!" "It is true you are a hot slut," he said.	10
30	503	Consciously, of course, they will deny this sort of thing.	10
30	538	"I confess my needs! I am no longer permitted to deny them!" He continued to hold her wrists, keeping her from him.	10

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	522	They were, in short, for whatever reasons, taught to suspect and deny their sexuality, and see it, if at all, in terms of guilt and fear.	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
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
27	199	"What right have any to deny such truths?" she asked.	10
50	18	This is not to deny, of course, that many a slave is well aware of her place in a master's heart, even that he might die for her.	10
56	139	"Perhaps it would be churlish," said Statius, "to deny Agamemnon his pleasures".	10
74	66	Peisistratus, this evening, had chosen to deny her clothing.	10

Book 29. (10 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	262	Surely the little beast was exquisitely desirable, who could deny that, but even then the other, the dark-haired captive, the English girl, Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, clearly the product of a pathological culture, inhibited, unpleasant, arrogant, nasty, with such clearly ambivalent feelings towa...	10
5	212	It gives them great pleasure to attract, and then deny and torment suitors.	10
13	160	"Do not deny it," I said.	10
15	189	"But deep within a woman's belly flow mysterious currents, floods she is unable to control, forces and truths which mock and deny, and stir, the uneasy films and surfaces with which she labors to identify herself".	10
19	124	"He would deny that," said another.	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
22	560	Is this not a pleasant, gratifying torture to which he may subject her? Let him strive to deny her to herself, if he wishes.	10
23	35	A slave is seldom subjected to cruelty so subtle and insidious, a cruelty which would seek to deny her to herself, which would seek to impose falsehood and pretense upon her, punishing her not only for what she cannot help but for that which is most precious in her, what makes her most herself.	10
44	37	And how pathetic and impoverished would be a puritanical and dictatorial culture, should any exist, which would permit them no place, which would deny them their most profound fulfillments.	10
44	39	How she had striven and struggled against the insistent whispers of her heart, as she had, even on Earth, for years, trying to deny her deepest needs.	10

Book 30. (19 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	204	Deny her this and you deny her to herself.	10
3	502	After all, how could I walk without them? 'You would deny me,' she asked, 'you bauble, you small, well-turned, meaningless morsel of collar meat, you plaything, you caressable little she-urt!' And then she leaped at me and seized me by the hair, and twisted her hands within it, and shook my head, an...	10
3	988	'Do you think I do not know the accents of Ar? You may deny being of Ar but you are belied by the very words in which you enunciate your denial, for they proclaim you of Ar.	10
4	164	"Are you prepared to deny your Home Stone?" asked Lord Nishida.	10
6	87	Taught to deny their sex, starved for sex, they find themselves then on Gor, in collars, at the feet of men who will have whatever they want from them, and what they want, too, in their hearts, to be had from them.	10
12	667	What is her will compared to the weight of society? Too, is it not easy to make a virtue of necessity, that ice should commend cold, and the stone its lack of feeling? How natural then that she should, with all innocence and conviction, often with a raging earnestness, praise the treachery which has...	10
13	116	"Would it not cost blood to deny them their gold?" asked Cabot.	10
17	143	This was not to deny that the hooded slaves were doubtless beautiful, and, certainly, as they were tunicked, there was no doubt about the attractiveness of their figures.	10
21	211	Certainly I would not deny it.	10
21	309	"If we deny them arms, will they not distrust us, that we would send them so ashore?" "Perhaps," said Lord Okimoto.	10
23	23	Who will deny to the tiny ost the shield and threat of its venom, who convince the tarsk boar to put aside his short, curved tusks? How will the unarmed larl defend his territory, or life; how would the unarmed sleen defend its burrow, its brood, its life? Who most desires you to be disarmed? He who...	10
28	231	"What woman does not wish to be owned," she said, "what woman does not wish a master?" "Some, I suppose, free women, would deny it," I said.	10
33	90	How easy it is, in so soft, nicely curved, and vital a property, astonished, reveling in her newly discovered profound and radical femininity, which she is no longer permitted to suppress or deny, to ignite slave fires.	10
36	21	Certainly this was false, as the captain doubtless surmised, but that is not to deny that some very fine slaves, the equals of any anywhere, are occasionally purchased from Brundisium blocks.	10
36	476	"That they, Lord Nishida and Tarl Cabot, whom I have served, and well I trust, in whose regard I putatively stand, would deny me that, is unconscionable".	10
36	478	"They deny me the world, which they could easily grant, and send me instead, the sop of a gift," he said, angrily.	10
37	756	"Who but a boor could deny one as needy as you so trivial a boon?" "Good fellow," he said.	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
37	871	It is cruel to deny to a woman her nature, and, as well, to a man his".	10

Book 31. (15 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	120	This is not to deny, of course, that better information might be housed in various intelligence communities on Earth, evidence which it would be wise to treat with circumspection.	10
4	121	In any event, various manuscripts pertaining to your world have appeared, in a variety of languages, on my former world, despite efforts to suppress them, to deny them to the reading public.	10
4	139	Did they not know the formulas? Were they unaware of the political requirements imposed on contemporary literature? Were such so obscure, or difficult to discern? What an unexpected paradox, to put aside the rules, to deny orthodoxy, to speak so plainly, so simply and quietly, and naturally, of a cu...	10
5	61	Indeed, who but a fool would free a slave girl? Deny this, if you wish, but I have discovered, on your world, that such as I are not only accepted, as your other animals, but are, in a way, prized.	10
5	63	Certainly we are muchly sought for? Is it not for us that citadels are stormed and caravans raided, that we may be coffled and led naked to your markets? Surely you cannot deny our importance, negligible though we may be? Are we not somehow special amongst your animals, though we commonly sell for l...	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
10	664	Many would prefer not to count the Warriors as a high caste, but there are few who would openly deny their title to the status, as they are armed.	10
16	149	I was unable to deny them, as much as I might wish to do so.	10
19	72	I then, helpless, was well reminded of my hatred for this brute who could deny me speech, who could punish me, who could do much what he wished with me, and would, and to whom I suspected I belonged.	10
19	152	How right I felt in it! It was as though the sign of something inside of me had been put on the outside of me, for all to see, something which was now obvious, something it was no longer possible to deny.	10
30	122	"I do not think she would believe the informant," I said, "especially if it were the prisoner, Lord Grendel, whom she suspects would wish, for personal reasons, for selfish reasons, to deny her such an exaltation, such station, and grandeur.	10
46	81	I knew from the house of Tenalion that it was common to deny sex to a slave girl for four or five days prior to her sale, that she might be presented to buyers in a more needful state.	10
52	571	"One must try to suppress them, to deny and crush them," I said.	10
52	620	"Perhaps I should deny you," he said.	10
52	621	"Please do not deny me, Master," I said.	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
52	783	You should have been left to pine and languish in your shallow, tepid world, left, if anything, to the timid, polite, fumbling attentions of psychologically emasculated pseudomales, conditioned from infancy to disown their own nature, and deny their own blood, the creatures of a pathological world w...	10
5	71	Was I not legally free! I was free! I behaved so, as I did, you must understand, merely in order to mitigate my fears, to face, taunt, defy, and deny them, to ridicule them, to prove them groundless, only that.	10
5	203	Why should a man be ashamed of his feelings, and desires, and why should a woman be ashamed of her feelings and desires? Did it truly take ten thousand generations to discover that nature was a mistake? Is it not surprising to be taught the subversion of one's nature, to be ashamed of, deny, and fig...	10
6	69	If her efforts were unsatisfactory in such ways, or others, her grooming, her posture and grace, the care of a domicile, her shopping, or such, one might reduce, or deny her, the touch of the master, of which touch, at that time, she would be in desperate need.	10
6	286	Could they not see what they were, what they needed, what they wanted? Did they not understand them? Why did they deny them the ownership and domination without which they could not be fulfilled, without which they could not be women? Why did they not kneel them, and inform them that they were women...	10
11	95	Here, on this world, I discovered what I had long suspected on my former world, the meaning of my smaller, softer, so different body, its slightness and curves; here I found the explanation of a thousand dispositions, needs, and hopes I had been commanded to ignore or deny on my former world.	10
15	57	How far I was now from the arrogance of my former self, which, while desperately desiring bondage, had sought, in accord with the mechanistic, sterile prescriptions of my world, demanded of me, to deny these desires, and drive them from my mind! No longer were such options permitted me.	10
17	22	How it betrayed me with its health and need, with its eagerness, its responsiveness, its helplessness, and vitality! I must be at war with it! How could I be myself in a collar? And how could I be myself other than in a collar! In my heart I knew I belonged in the collar, but I was determined to den...	10
25	14	Goreans view themselves as within nature, perhaps as a part of nature; surely, at least, they respect her and love her, and it would never occur to them to scorn and deny her; they live with her, not against her; on the other hand, we commonly view ourselves as outside of nature, and surely, on the ...	10
25	86	These were not men of Earth, conditioned for years, for political purposes, into devirilized, malleable weaklings, males taught to deny their blood, taught to pride themselves on their lack of manhood.	10
39	144	I must not be myself, but another self, an external, dissatisfying, foreign self demanded of me! How I struggled to fulfill stereotypes alien to my deepest heart, to accept values which were not my own, to comply with rules and commands which would deny me to myself! Then I had found myself lying on...	10
43	785	A torture slave, as is well known, is a slave trained to arouse, humiliate, frustrate, and then deny a male prisoner.	10
49	6	I had seen fit to deny her clothing.	10
50	469	Lure, seem to promise, and then deny.	10
54	175	I wondered if any of the men of my world, so many of them weakened, reduced, crippled, confused, conflicted, taught to doubt themselves and deny their own blood, could even begin understand such a man.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
61	801	How soft you were, how forgiving you were, contemptible weakling! How like those of Earth! Have they no claws, no fangs, no blood, no heart? How far you were from the proud, severe, proportioned ways of Gor! And in the camp of Mintar the Merchant, when I pathetically petitioned the iron, when I impl...	10
7	287	Forces were waiting at the mouth of the Alexandra to deny us the sea".	10
21	327	I did not claim to find the Pani inscrutable, but it was difficult to deny that they were occasionally puzzling.	10
29	475	Had I detected a thrill of submission in those simple words? Had the radical sexual dimorphism of the human species suddenly become real to her? Did she understand it at last? Did she sense the possible fulfillments, and liberation, of the collar, the joy of a sensed, unalloyed, apprehended truth, a...	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
31	207	"You deny it to me?" asked Yasushi.	10
61	823	Some cultures deny and suppress human nature; others, for whatever reason, accept it, and liberate it".	10

Book 34. (22 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	I had been taught to deny the most obvious and profound biological realities, to dismiss or despise patent differences, to deny nature, the very nature of which I was an outcome.	10
17	30	Why do they wish to deny us even small pleasures, so important to women, such as those of sweet converse? Do they not themselves frequently indulge in such sweet delights, delights so natural and precious to our sex? Why should they deny them to us? Why do they hate us? Is it our fault that men pref...	10
1	65	Let them deny and doubt themselves.	10
2	162	"Or would you deny it?" I asked.	10
2	163	"I suppose few would believe it of me," said Paula, "but I would not deny it".	10
8	47	Women such as I, not being free, were not permitted to deny or dismiss the truths, needs, and passions of our sex.	10
9	646	I must deny them.	10
9	649	But must I not deny that? But I could not do so.	10
14	55	And what laws would deny to a host a right to entertain his friends in his own home? As I mentioned, one of the males, the handsome fellow with ringed fingers, he in the golden robe, which betokened no caste to my knowledge, was not paired with one of the free women.	10
22	42	What master would deny himself the wholeness of his property, the sight of her, the feel of her, the grasp of her, the sound of her, the intelligence of her, the emotions of her? Too, although she may be put to use briefly and abruptly, whenever and however the master wishes, as she is a slave, it i...	10
34	79	From whence did they think came the humans of Gor, and their own ancestors, if not from the precincts of Earth at one time or another! And what of some Gorean beauties, slave-clad and in their collars, to whom they might point as excellent examples of their claim, the superiority of Gorean beauties ...	10
35	117	"You need not deny it now," she said.	10
42	168	Who would dare to confront him with so painful a mockery? Would it not be most merciful to put such a horror out of its misery? Should it not beg to be terminated? What kindly fellow would deny it such a mercy? Should it not dash itself to pieces?" The beast crouched before the doorway to the kitche...	10
49	35	Commonly, popularly, there are five high castes, the Warriors, which claims sword right to the status, and who would deny that right to armed men, the Physicians, Builders, Scribes, and Initiates.	10
50	505	"I deny you the protection of a collar.	10
57	146	"You have her in the presence of food, and yet deny her permission to eat," said the fellow.	10
61	492	"Now none can deny us the right to die well".	10
61	911	And yet, have we not been fashioned by the same dark tools? For one who longs to possess, is there not one who longs to be possessed, for one who desires to own is there not one who desires to be owned, for one who desires to master must there not be one who longs to be mastered? Why should we attem...	10
63	291	This is not to deny that coffled women, proportional to their stamina, size, and strength, may not be as weary, worn, driven, and miserable as coffled men.	10
66	7	Is that not to the advantage of those who fear nature, who regard it as threatening their ambitions? But why should the goals of one be imposed as demands on others? Why is prescription superior to need and desire? If one desires to submit, to kneel, to serve, and love, why should one not do so? Who...	10
68	477	"Would you have her, on your own premises, deny a legitimate command issued by a free person?" "I should have been informed," said the man.	10
69	151	"No! Do not deny me my collar!" He regarded me, angrily.	10

Book 35. (8 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	The slight difference in gravity is noticeable when we first awaken, though it is common for us to deny the difference, sometimes hysterically.	10
1	316	When a woman is owned and collared she is no longer permitted to deny her emotions, her body, her blood, her appetites, her needs, her sex.	10
3	268	I tried to chastise myself for my needs, and tried to deny my heart.	10
11	404	He never asked me for the date which I had planned to deny him.	10
11	573	I had thought I might, in the beginning, as subtly as I could, deny him pleasure, feigning inertness, but the collar of a slave was on my neck, and Gor had touched me too deeply.	10
17	6	A judicious burning or destruction of bridges can also isolate portions of the city, which may trap, and deny retreat, to invasive, hostile forces.	10
20	7	How I was to taunt him, how I was to make him suffer, how I was to bend him to my will, how I was to manipulate him! All these aims and ambitions had vanished; how barren proved such absurd projects and programs; these tactics and formulas had evaporated; did I still think I was a free woman of Eart...	10
33	489	"Its women are taught to betray and deny their nature.	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	53	"What state would be so mad as to deny the means of self-defense to its citizenry?" asked Clitus.	10
10	57	In your arms I could no longer deny it.	10
11	212	If I did prosecute such an inquiry, Glaukos could merely deny knowledge of the map, and even affect a concern that it might be missing.	10
29	127	How unworthy they were of a free woman! Yet they were my feelings, and though I denounced them, I could not deny them!" "I, too!" cried Iantha.	10
32	74	The openness of the broad beach would deny cover to archers and we would not choose to attack in force as that would risk our men unduly, storming a fortified position, and might well reveal the paucity of our numbers.	10
36	37	One can deny an obvious truth only so long.	10
41	88	Second, the town had no right to deny individual citizens the right in such a matter to choose for themselves.	10
60	321	"Who could deny admittance, even to the governor's palace," I asked, "to stalwart fellows who had recaptured the escaped, notorious Bosk of Port Kar?" "Who, indeed?" said Clitus.	10
63	184	"Even so," I said, "do not deny the power of myth.	10