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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	26	Incredible as it may seem, I did not doubt that he was the finest scholar in the City of Cylinders, as my father had said.	10
16	18	Still, there was little doubt that Pa-Kur's men had the best of things.	10
16	47	The fate of Marlenus during these days was in doubt.	10
17	5	I had no doubt that these minions of Pa-Kur whom I either cajoled or terrorized surely believed that the girl in the cage was Talena.	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	I doubt that he owned a comb, and I would be willing to swear that he would not have used one if he had.	10
2	26	If this shield were intended for me, and I had little doubt it was, it should have carried the sign of Ko-ro-ba, my city.	10
4	2	It was a nightmarish journey, and a foolish one, trying to rush on through the night to find my city, bruising, falling, scraping myself in the darkness, yet driven on by such a torment of doubt and apprehension that I could allow myself no rest until I stood again on the lofty bridges of Ko-ro-ba.	10
9	140	"I doubt it," I cried.	10
21	174	"I doubt they could arrive in time," I said evenly.	10
21	202	"I doubt," I said to Targo, "that she is worth more than fifty".	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	15	For example, does a Priest-King have the same qualitative experience that I do when we are confronted by the same scent? I am inclined to doubt it, for their music, which consists of rhapsodies of odors produced by instruments constructed for this purpose, and often played by Priest-Kings, some of w...	10
17	115	"Could a man so resist you that he could throw off the power of the net?" "I doubt it," said Sarm, "unless the net were faulty".	10
18	151	I allowed him also to suppose that I suspected—but not that I knew—of his plot, for I had you placed in the chamber of Vika of Treve, and it was there he proved his guilt beyond doubt by rushing to protect you".	10
27	73	I had little doubt but that these Priest-Kings were the most highly regarded musicians of the Nest, that they should be chosen to play together on the great Feast of Tola.	10
34	35	"I doubt it," he said.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	26	Yet, at a close range, I had no doubt that I could slay the beast.	10
4	27	As swift as may be the kaiila I had no doubt that I was swifter.	10
9	1	Aphris of Turia There was little doubt that I, in the worn, red tunic of a warrior, and Kamchak, in the black leather of the Tuchuks, seemed somewhat out of place at the banquet of Saphrar, merchant of Turia.	10
9	145	Still, it left no doubt that she was a slave.	10
10	142	"I doubt if you could learn," said Kamchak.	10
11	125	To be sure there might have been some doubt that the miserable wench thonged behind Kamchak's kaiila could have been first stake.	10
11	270	"I doubt that you are good for much," Kamchak said, "but kaiila feed".	10
12	302	I doubt that she had ever before experienced a drink stronger than the syrupy wines of Turia.	10
21	151	When there was the least doubt, the individual was detained for interrogation by an officer of the guard.	10
25	9	I could not see the termination of the chain because of the yellow sheet, but I had little doubt that, in some fashion, she was secured.	10
25	626	If she were successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat.	10
25	677	I had little doubt that I could bring Miss Cardwell around quickly enough, if she thought me in earnest, for example, by a stroke or two of the slave lash, and would then have her crawling to me, to fearfully kiss the whip, lest she once more feel it, crawling to me aghast, petitioning to kiss that ...	10
25	727	I think there is little doubt that I am a woman!" "And at the moment," I suggested, "little more".	10
26	68	The fighting would be fierce, but it did not seem that the outcome would be in doubt, even from the beginning—particularly now that the tarnsmen of Ha-Keel had left the city, the saddle packs of their tarns bulging with Turian gold.	10

Book 5. (16 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	50	I had little doubt but that in an Ahn the story would be in all the paga taverns of Ar, on all the bridges and in all the cylinders.	10
5	105	"I do not doubt it," I said, dismally.	10
5	186	I doubt that the Physicians and Scientists of the Nest had ever exercised more diligence and care in such matters than they lavished on that one egg, and perhaps rightfully so, for it represented the continuation of their kind.	10
5	318	"I doubt it," said Misk.	10
5	539	"I doubt it," said Elizabeth.	10
5	637	She could have used mine, of course, even in such cases, but, seeing her knot and how it differed from mine, I had little doubt she would find her own more felicitous, more pleasing, it being more feminine, more personal to her.	10
8	140	"Originally, doubtless beans were brought from Earth," I said, "much as certain other seeds, and silk worms and such, but I doubt very much that the ship I saw last night had in its cargo anything as trivial as the beans for black wine".	10
11	400	"I do not doubt it," he said.	10
12	137	If four tarns were flown perfectly, one above, one below, and one on each side, four could just pass through one of the round rings; one of the objects of course is to maneuver the tarn in such a way that it takes the center of the ring, or forces the following bird to strike the ring or miss it alt...	10
12	217	She was fairly complected but had extremely dark hair and dark eyes, very red lips; the movement of her exquisite body was a torment to observe; she looked at me with a slight smile, regarding the black of the tunic, the mark of the dagger; her lips were full and magnificently turned, probably a cha...	10
15	259	"I doubt it," said Phyllis.	10
16	12	Indeed, he was said to be, and I do not doubt it, first sword in the house.	10
17	698	"I would not doubt it," I said.	10
21	204	The salute was an ancient one, and I have little doubt it was brought to Gor centuries earlier, perhaps by men who had been familiar with arena sports and had initiated them in luxurious Ar, men doubtless from other places and times.	10
22	304	But I had little doubt Ubar of the Skies, whose name I saw posted now for the Steels, was his master.	10
22	455	I doubt that he was consciously reasoning these matters, but his apprehension, almost instinctual, based on watching me race, and on his years of experience, had led him to suspect even my pattern alterations.	10

Book 6. (14 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	108	The cloth was the color of blood; I was in little doubt as to its meaning.	10
13	25	I had little doubt that he would be highly intelligent, and skilled with weapons.	10
13	121	He, as I, had little doubt that there was a slave in the young, lovely Lady Vivina, her deepest self, which required only its liberation.	10
13	251	"I doubt," said I, "that Chenbar and Lurius would much approve of that".	10
14	96	Although I could not yet see the decks, I had no doubt that there was a flurry of activity there.	10
14	114	Whereas I did not know exactly the codes employed by the treasure fleet, I had little doubt that our hesitation was being signaled about the fleet, and then I heard other trumpets, and saw the round ships drawing apart, and tarn ships streaking between them, fanning out in our direction.	10
14	174	I had little doubt the Dorna was swifter than the ship that had pursued her.	10
14	250	I had little doubt that the Dorna, a somewhat lighter ship, with better lines and shorter keel, would be more responsive to her helm than the other ship and that, sooner or later, as the circles grew smaller, she would be able to wheel and take her foe in the stern quarter or amidships.	10
14	457	On the other hand, your ship will be adequately provisioned and I do not doubt you will make port in Telnus within five days".	10
15	472	I did not doubt that she now had four or five welts on her back from the switch of the kitchen master.	10
17	17	Had it not been for the finding of the Home Stone of Port Kar, if one may so speak, I doubt that we could have brought more than four or five hundred ships against Cos and Tyros.	10
17	176	In the turmoil of the battle I had little doubt that they would be taken, at first, and perhaps until it was too late, as a second wave of round ships.	10
18	630	I had little doubt that having been taught the might of the great bow in the marshes, when I had freed them from the slavers in the barges, they had traded for the weapons and now had made them their own, and proudly, as much as the peasants.	10
18	772	And I do not doubt that the Lady Vivina would have found the couch of the Ubar of Cos less joyful than did the slave girl Vina the blanket and the mat of the kitchen boy, Fish, in the house of Bosk, a captain of Port Kar.	10

Book 7. (20 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	57	I had no doubt that his native tongue was English.	10
3	369	There was no doubt about it.	10
8	230	Yet I had little doubt that the strong, large-handed men of Laura, sturdy in their work tunics, who stopped to regard us, would not appreciate the body of a slave girl, provided she is vital, and loves, and leaps helplessly to their touch.	10
8	639	Neither of us had the least doubt that Ute would be a treasure for any man.	10
9	475	If there had been Gorean men who had looked upon me I had little doubt that they might, smiling, have seen me thus.	10
10	312	"As an unprotected female on Gor, particularly a beautiful one, there was little doubt that the first male you encountered would make you his slave".	10
10	571	Too, I did not doubt but what my original captors would have made a similar determination, perhaps after I had been anesthetized, before my branding, or before I had awakened, after my futile attempt at escape, and found myself bound and neck-roped in my own bed.	10
11	432	He, of course, would not have taken me, for fear of the wrath of Targo, but I had no doubt of his desire.	10
11	841	I had little doubt that this larger stream would join the Laurius.	10
11	1263	I had little doubt I could do so.	10
13	479	I had little doubt but what they would care for me, and be kind to me, for I had been a friend of Ute, their foster daughter, so long ago fallen slave on the journey to the Sardar.	10
13	482	Would they care for me? I had little doubt but what they would.	10
13	787	On Gor I did not doubt but what there were thousands of women, slaves, at least, who were far more beautiful than I.	10
15	382	Her eyes shone, and I had little doubt where her sympathies lay.	10
16	209	But doubtless even a greater blow was to have been given away by Rask of Treve, and to a woman! I did not doubt but what Verna appreciated the ironies of this situation.	10
16	247	I did not doubt but what that blow had been quite painful.	10
16	297	I had little doubt but what the magnificent Verna, leader of the panther girls, would bring her comely prize, apparently only another common slave, in a work tunic, successfully to the northern forests.	10
16	476	I had little doubt that Ute would have saved me a roll from the feeding pan.	10
17	161	I did not doubt, of course, but what Rask of Treve would keep me in a collar.	10
17	375	I had little doubt she could cut my throat, and might swiftly do so.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	72	"I do not doubt it".	10
1	85	And, indeed, I had little doubt that what Samos had said was true.	10
9	48	I had little doubt that she was swift of mind.	10
9	74	I had little doubt but what this was Verna who now examined me.	10
9	177	I had little doubt that panther girls, in disguise, perhaps veiled, in Robes of Concealment, or perhaps even as scantily clad, haughty, brazen slave girls, knowing their collars were meaningless, occasionally penetrated towns such as Lydius or Laura.	10
11	125	I noted, and I do not doubt but that it was detected, too, by Marlenus, that her body, as she drew the brief, exotic, degrading silk about her, subtly and unmistakably, was shaken by an involuntary tremor of sensuality.	10
19	178	It seemed to me unusual that with the succession in doubt such an expedition had been launched.	10
22	596	She would, however, I had little doubt, send the two women who guarded Talena to his camp north of Laura, with their prisoner, to see if he, as a free man merely, might be interested in the purchase of a slave.	10

Book 9. (28 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	289	I had no doubt this was one of the most beautiful women on Gor.	10
1	319	I had little doubt but what this slave knew well, and much feared, the disciplining kiss of the Gorean slave lash.	10
2	265	I had little doubt but that the High Initiate had long ago seen through his way of life, if he had not at first.	10
2	272	I had little doubt but what the Initiate knew full well what he was doing.	10
2	273	I had little doubt but what he knew that he knew as little as others of Priest-Kings, and was as ignorant as they.	10
4	275	I did not doubt but what Aelgifu was pleased to have the girl so before her; there was doubtless little love lost between them; these two, in Kassau, doubtless, as I had earlier speculated, had been rival beauties.	10
8	295	Of this I had little doubt.	10
8	303	If the Kur within it were he whom I sought, I had little doubt but what we should later meet.	10
10	188	I had no doubt that this was true.	10
10	485	We had not been much pleased at the insolence of the bondmaid with respect to the young thrall; once, we recalled, her taunting of him had almost cost him his life; I had intervened, and he had only been whipped instead; I had little doubt that Wulfstan of Kassau, the thrall, Tarsk, had many scores ...	10
10	487	I did not doubt but what he would make her kick splendidly.	10
11	24	There was little doubt that the day vision of the Kurii was equivalent to that of men, if not superior, and the night vision, of course, was infinitely superior; their sense of smell, too, of course, was incomparably superior to that of men, and their sense of hearing as well.	10
11	191	I had little doubt but what the Kurii, perhaps organized by Kurii from the steel worlds, were to begin a march in Torvaldsland, which might extend, in a generation to the southern pole of Gor.	10
11	194	If they were successful, I had little doubt that the invasion from space, in its full power, would follow.	10
12	55	I had little doubt that he was a patient man.	10
13	190	"Were you not at my side," I said, "I doubt that I should feel as I do".	10
13	266	I had little doubt, however, that the stones were genuine.	10
13	271	I had no doubt that the spilled glory heaped gleaming in the dirt of the hall of Svein Blue Tooth was what it seemed, true stones, and an incredible treasure.	10
13	302	In the final analysis, I had little doubt that his men would abide by his decision.	10
15	259	I had little doubt they had fed well.	10
18	258	Yet there was little doubt of his authority, or his right to such authority.	10
18	374	Ivar and I had little doubt that Wulfstan, upon reflection, would indeed retrieve his pretty Thyri, vital and slim, from the pen, and, indeed, perhaps others as well.	10
18	570	I had little doubt that he could beat the arm of a man to weakness, and then, when it was slowed, tired, no longer able to respond with sureness, with reflexive swiftness, in a great attack, he would hack through to the body.	10
18	591	There seemed to be now little doubt as to the outcome of the battle.	10
21	249	I had little doubt but what it still lingered in my body.	10
21	250	I had little doubt but what, in time, it would again force me to the blankets and chair of a recluse in a hall in Port Kar.	10
22	169	When she had learned to be more pleasing, more radiant, her movements would be less restricted; I had little doubt that, by the time we reached Port Kar, she would be precisely what the Forkbeard wanted her to be.	10
22	265	I had little doubt that the daughter, or she who had once been the daughter, of Marlenus of Ar, properly instructed by the switch, would make an excellent addition to the slaves of the kitchen.	10

Book 10. (44 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
2	188	We had little doubt that the men of the Tahari would pay high for the body and person of Miss Blake-Allen.	10
2	405	I had little doubt that, in time, she would wear slave bells.	10
3	147	I did not doubt there was such a tower.	10
3	151	Yet, I did not doubt that at least one man had seen it, he who had made the inscription, who had died near it, whose body had been dried, blackened, by the sun.	10
3	293	I doubt that I shall need more than three men".	10
4	38	I did not doubt, however, but what the next time I opened the curtain of the kurdah it would be a veiled slave I would encounter therein.	10
4	218	She still had far to go, but there was no doubt as to the fact that improvement had been wrought in her.	10
4	267	I had little doubt that the lovely Alyena would one day, in the arms of a strong man, for whom I was saving her, become a true slave, adoringly and vulnerably the property of her master.	10
5	643	I had little doubt she would prove valuable.	10
5	830	I had little doubt it was firm.	10
8	117	I did not doubt it, in this out-of-the-way place.	10
9	152	I had little doubt that it would be the Tahari brand which, white hot, would be pressed into the thigh of the new slave, marking her thenceforth as merchandise.	10
11	413	I had little doubt, nor did Hassan, that it was within the dune country that lay the steel tower, if there was indeed such an unusual edifice.	10
11	437	Had it truly been by Aretai I had no doubt but what the oasis would be preparing itself, even now, for Kavar reprisals.	10
11	558	I had little doubt, should he survive, the lovely, little wench would be well whipped for her oversight, her agonized outburst, bordering on insolence.	10
12	87	I had little doubt that she was a proud, striking female.	10
12	93	I had little doubt that it might be she who would be held responsible if I were not ready on time for the pleasure of the mistress.	10
12	345	"I doubt it," I said.	10
12	423	I had little doubt, from her eyes, and her breathing, that if I were to touch her body, intimately, my hand would be hot and soaked with the helplessness of her arousal.	10
12	665	Seeing this, the mark of a free man's satisfaction with her, I had little doubt that Tarna would dismiss her from the seraglio, sending her in chains to the lower levels, where, with low-order slave girls, she might be used to serve the lusts of her raiders.	10
13	74	There are those who say, and I do not doubt it true, that it is he, and not the merchants, who controls the salt of the Tahari.	10
14	361	"It is Ibn Saran," he said, "who has put her in the keeping of the slave master, and has instructed him to leave her in no doubt that she is naught but a slave".	10
14	400	Though spared the indignities of the common quarters or an alcove, and the inconveniences and irritations of being housed with lesser slaves, and though her quarters might be sumptuous and well-appointed, I did not doubt but what she, actually only another slave, had been summarily desilked and lock...	10
15	161	As it now turned out, and we had no reason to doubt the kennel master, none at Klima could serve in this capacity.	10
17	239	I then had no doubt that at some time in the past, T'Zshal and the Old One had become acquainted.	10
20	94	I had little doubt that it could kill two unarmed men in the desert.	10
21	315	I had no doubt that the destruction of the world, as would seem fitting to a Kur, would occur with the coming of night.	10
21	580	I had little doubt that these measurements, however, were calibrated on the movements of a world, presumably vanished, destroyed in their wars.	10
21	602	I had little doubt that the great vessel of its throat had been opened, if not severed.	10
22	34	Not receiving it I had little doubt that they would investigate most warily, or, possibly, simply withdraw.	10
23	189	I had little doubt that each there would assume I had business there, and was legitimate party to some group not their own.	10
24	1	I Bind a Girl, Reserving Her for Myself; I Then Address Myself to the Duties of Steel The outcome of the battle, some twenty pasangs from the kasbah of the Salt Ubar, had never been in doubt.	10
24	72	I had little doubt that she would be much envied by the other girls, being apparently the favorite of the kasbah's master, the noble Ibn Saran.	10
24	98	If she fell into the hands of Samos I had little doubt he would have her bound and thrown to the urts, among the garbage, in the canals of Port Kar.	10
24	252	I had little doubt that, by now, slave fires would have been lit in the belly of pretty Vella.	10
24	472	"I doubt that the free women of Gor would agree with you," I said.	10
24	525	I did not, based on what had earlier transpired, doubt this.	10
24	822	"I do not doubt men have a disposition to dominate," said Vella.	10
25	476	I have little doubt that our success in this matter was largely to be attributed to what Tarna, stripped and roped back by the neck, had learned on her own couch.	10
26	232	I had no doubt that they would learn all that small Abdul had to tell them.	10
26	704	When a slave is introduced into a new house, often carried over the threshold bound and naked, she is commonly tied and whipped; the purpose of this is to leave her in no doubt as to what she is in the new domicile; in this way she is assisted in understanding that within the new walls, in the new c...	10
26	846	But I think that there is little doubt that values, of various sorts, accompany collaring and marking.	10
26	1105	Oh, I do not doubt but what you will amuse yourself with me for a time, having me at your feet and serving you, with all the attentions, the labors and intimacies of the slave girl, dear Master, but what then? What if you should weary of me? Surely that is not impossible.	10

Book 11. (48 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	1014	She was surely more beautiful than I, but in such matters there are rightnesses which are reciprocal and subtle; it is rather like the matching together of pieces in a puzzle, the startling, unexpected fitting together of components, yielding a whole which is, in its wholeness, more precious than th...	10
13	166	No longer was I in doubt as to what was to have been done with us, no longer was I in doubt as to what was to be done with me.	10
2	413	It had a long, heavy shaft, some two inches in width, some seven feet in length; the head of the weapon, including its socket and penetrating rivets, was some twenty inches in length; the killing edges of the blade began about two inches from the bottom of the socket, which reinforced the blade, tap...	10
3	473	How many of them, I wondered, would do what they truly wanted, as I had little doubt Gorean men would do? How many of them, I wondered, would simply look down and see me at their feet as what I was, a branded girl? I wondered how many would look down upon me, laugh with pleasure and say, "I have alw...	10
3	669	Though I was a delicate girl of Earth, beautiful and sensitive, even one who wrote poetry, I had little doubt she would use the switch, and richly, upon me, did I not work well.	10
3	722	I had little doubt I was a slave.	10
4	191	I had no doubt the man who owned me was capable of mastering me.	10
4	255	There was no doubt about it.	10
4	282	My ears had not been pierced but I had little doubt that this operation, if my master wished, would be promptly accomplished upon me.	10
4	814	I had no doubt that I was more beautiful, branded, than I had been before.	10
4	824	Well and deeply it marked me as what I now had no doubt I was, what tonight I had been well taught I was, what I, in truth, incontrovertibly, now was, a slave girl.	10
4	1079	Tonight I had run, belled, both quarry and prize, in a cruel game of barbarian men; insolent, I had been thrown to masters, who had impressed their dominance upon me; no longer had I doubt of their dominance, or of my complete subordination to their will; my master had, later, permitted me to run if...	10
4	1083	He had understood the slave girl better than she had understood herself; he had doubtless had experience with many girls; perhaps he had even owned Earth girls before; it did not seem likely to me that I would have been the only wench of Earth brought to the chains of this world; there had perhaps b...	10
5	709	The location of the lady herself I did not know, but I had little doubt she was in a safe place, probably blindfolded, gagged and chained to a tree somewhere.	10
5	866	She was a lovely female, Marla, and I had little doubt she would be incredibly delicious in the arms of a man.	10
6	282	Yet Thurnus, though I had little doubt he found me of more than casual interest, had not asked for me.	10
7	1066	"Do you doubt it?" he asked.	10
8	294	I did not doubt but what they would be cruel to me.	10
8	299	Might I not bring a high price in a market? Too, I had little doubt that if I were so foolish as to attempt escape a second time I would be maimed, if not worse.	10
9	195	They had left me in little doubt as to the sort of slave I was.	10
9	1703	I had little doubt that one or more had been broken; the second fellow lay inert in the dirt, blood at the side of his head.	10
9	2205	I had little doubt but what Thurnus might do this if he caught one of his girls in a lie.	10
9	2349	I had little doubt but that Sandal Thong would richly switch any of them who disobeyed in the least, or gave the least hint of disobedience.	10
9	2359	I had little doubt that Thurnus, for his considerably improved slaves, would soon be the envy of the village.	10
9	2362	And I did not doubt but what other villages, too, would be so influenced.	10
9	2370	Too, I had little doubt but that when it was the turn of the village slave, Melina, to serve the house of Thurnus that she, too, would fall under the same strict discipline.	10
11	461	I had no doubt she belonged at the feet of men.	10
15	250	"Do you have any doubt," asked the Lady Elicia, "that you are a slave?" "No, Mistress," I said.	10
17	144	I had little doubt but what it advertised the Chatka and Curla.	10
18	29	I thought that I, when my hair was again dark and glossy, would surely be her equal or superior in beauty; and I had little doubt that I could bring a master more pleasure.	10
20	69	There is little doubt in my view, nor, I suspect, in that of most masters, that intelligent women make the best slaves.	10
20	112	I had no doubt that such hands would be sure, and would quickly bring a slave to such a pitch of need that she would thrash in his arms, and be beside herself in her eagerness to serve.	10
20	443	I did not doubt but what this was true.	10
20	585	Too, of course, if Clitus Vitellius should somehow regain his freedom, unlikely though that might be, I had little doubt that he would remember the girl who had betrayed him.	10
20	586	And I did not doubt but what, as he had said, a warrior's vengeance is not a light thing.	10
22	25	If I so much as looked at a man, even a slave, I had no doubt she would tear the flesh from my bones with the delicately beaded, feminine slave whip which, by its slender leather loop, hung upon its peg in her bedroom, where I, her girl, might constantly see it.	10
24	60	So! So, even my master, it seemed, was willing to acknowledge that I was a beauty! But what sort of beauty? I had no doubt now about the matter.	10
24	73	I have no doubt that the slavers sometimes make their assessments with such things in mind.	10
26	11	I was in no doubt about this on Gor, of course.	10
26	94	I had no doubt that Elicia Nevins, on the block, naked, under the auctioneer's whip, would sell for at least a piece of gold.	10
26	149	I had little doubt the needle had been poisoned, probably with Kanda.	10
26	542	I did not doubt but what that was true.	10
26	822	I had little doubt the beautiful Elicia, even when rendered valueless in the conflicts of worlds, would be kept for the pleasures of men; again I looked upon her; no longer was she a high agent of a mysterious power of interplanetary proportions; she was now only a lovely, bound Gorean slave girl.	10
27	61	"I do not doubt it," he said.	10
27	119	I had little doubt, however, that Clitus Vitellius, in the present context, would hesitate to whip me in the Belled Collar itself.	10
27	430	I had little doubt that the small beauty, Slave Beads, was the reason.	10
27	606	But I had little doubt the lovely Sabina would be his preferred slave.	10
29	262	There were a thousand ways to have a slave girl and I did not doubt but what Clitus Vitellius was master of them all.	10

Book 12. (19 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	383	"Do you doubt the message?" asked Samos.	10
3	612	She wore pants, of course, for slacks are a form of pants, and her garments, in general, were body-concealing; these features they had in common with the male-imitation garb of the two girls on the end; on the other hand the slacks were not as body concealing as they might have been for they were cu...	10
3	625	I had little doubt the dark-haired girl would come most quickly to lick her chains.	10
3	927	In the hands of a competent master I had little doubt she would come about quickly.	10
3	1202	As they came to understand more fully their new status and condition, that they were truly slaves, I did not doubt but what they would muchly regret their naiveties and indiscretions on the platform.	10
6	925	"She is so beautiful," I said, "there could be little doubt in anyone's mind that she is a slave, whether she is branded or not".	10
10	37	Slave girls are seldom in doubt as to which men are their masters and which are not.	10
11	340	Her auburn hair, too, would leave little doubt as to her identity.	10
11	532	It was now confirmed beyond doubt.	10
12	512	I did not doubt but that this was true.	10
15	452	"I doubt it," I said.	10
26	141	There was no doubt now that the sleen pack was turning in our direction.	10
27	28	"I doubt if we could get close enough to them to harm them," I said.	10
30	53	There was now no doubt in my mind but what, before his exile in Teletus, despite his asseverations to the contrary, his tunic had been of scarlet.	10
34	125	I had little doubt but what, eons ago, on the native world of the Kur, that cry had antedated speech and fire.	10
35	403	I had little doubt I would soon be noticed.	10
35	937	"I doubt that," I said.	10
38	159	I had no doubt the former rich young woman would make a fine slave.	10
38	164	But he who eventually acquired lovely Audrey, I did not doubt, would be well satisfied with his purchase.	10

Book 13. (39 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	173	I did not doubt his word.	10
4	748	I doubt that she was struck more than ten or fifteen times.	10
5	275	I had no doubt that she was a highly intelligent girl.	10
6	115	I, too, now had little doubt what ships these would be, as it was the northern spring, and we were in the waters of Schendi.	10
7	64	"I do not doubt it," I said.	10
10	76	I had little doubt that Kipofu, who was reputed to have extremely sharp senses, might have heard breathing within a radius of twenty feet, even in the square.	10
11	14	I had little doubt she had been affiliated with he who had called himself Kunguni.	10
11	53	"I doubt it," he said.	10
11	355	I did not think he was of the warriors but I had little doubt he was familiar with the uses of steel.	10
11	361	On the first finger of his left hand he wore a fang ring, which, I had little doubt, would contain a poison, probably that of the deadly kanda plant.	10
12	7	I did not doubt that he had the ring with him.	10
12	606	I did not doubt it.	10
13	576	I did not doubt it.	10
14	236	"I do not doubt there may be many irrational reasons, or causes".	10
18	26	I had no doubt as to the courage of Kisu; I was less confident, however, that he had the common sense and wisdom expected of a Mfalme.	10
20	131	Kisu was, I had little doubt, quite similar in strength to myself.	10
22	10	It seemed clear to me that Shaba must be in flight, and I had little doubt that he must have the ring with him, to obtain which had been the object of my journey to Schendi.	10
23	25	Though they had been bought to be the serving slaves of a woman I had little doubt that their purchase had been effected by a male agent.	10
23	47	I had little doubt but what these garments had been gifts to him from the court of Bila Huruma.	10
23	196	I had little doubt but what, between his Gorean and my understanding of the Ushindi dialect spoken at the court of Bila Huruma, we could communicate.	10
23	271	I had little doubt that soon, perhaps in moments, with sufficient leverage, we could lift and break the log, snapping it apart, breaking through the remaining inches of the wood.	10
24	111	Indeed, I had no doubt but what Bila Huruma would design a sober and judicious course, gentle, if necessary, harsh, if necessary, to bring about those ends which he might seek.	10
24	145	I have little doubt that most of the black equatorial stock on Gor, descendants of individuals brought to this world by Priest-Kings on Voyages of Acquisition, perhaps hundreds of years ago, derive from one of the Earth's major linguistic families, perhaps the Bantu group.	10
27	109	I did not doubt but what they might prove useful.	10
31	29	I doubt that anyone in the village knew more than a few dozen words of Ushindi, but Ayari, with his Ushindi, his gestures, his quick wit and a stick, with which he drew in the dust of the village, not only conducted his trading in a brisk and genial fashion but managed to gather valuable information...	10
32	40	I had little doubt that we, now, were moving much more swiftly than Shaba.	10
33	53	"It might be a matter of principle for you," I said, "but I doubt that it would be a matter of principle for Bila Huruma.	10
33	84	Moreover, so far away was the flotilla, I had little doubt but what we could not be seen from its position.	10
43	102	"Take pity on me! Help me, please!" "Have you any doubt now?" I asked.	10
44	71	I doubt that any of them weighed more than eighty pounds.	10
48	114	Had she been free and armed with a quirt or lash I did not doubt but what she would have fallen fiercely and implacably upon her helpless, frightened, dark-haired, lovely lieutenant.	10
48	125	Too they had little doubt but what their tiny captors, without a second thought, would use the pangas upon them.	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
53	71	Given the habits of the fish I had little doubt but that this place was an ancient mating ground for them, for the grunt populations tend to return again and again to the places of their frenzy, wherever, usually in a lagoon or shallow place in a river, they may be.	10
53	137	Indeed, I doubt that Priest-Kings would even wish to permit the use of the ring to men.	10
53	340	I had little doubt but what he was a ship Kur.	10
53	361	I had little doubt it was a ship Kur.	10
57	80	In time I had little doubt that Ayari would become one of the most important men in the equatorial regions of Gor.	10
57	319	I had little doubt but what Ayari had clarified to Bila Huruma the value of the friendship and facilities of the men of Schendi.	10

Book 14. (25 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	762	"I must be a true woman!" "I have little doubt that you are more intelligent, and have a greater grasp of reality, than they," I said, "but you will not, in all likelihood, compete successfully with them.	10
2	209	There was little doubt but what the fair prize was well secured.	10
6	20	I had little doubt but what, in her own pens, she would be as formidable, if not more formidable, than the Lady Gina.	10
7	131	Twenty blows of the snake, I had little doubt, might cost some men their lives.	10
7	514	I had little doubt but what many specialists on Earth were familiar with such facts, facts they found it politically pertinent to suppress, or, should one say, politically pertinent to avoid bringing forward for general attention.	10
12	310	I did not doubt it.	10
12	340	The female slave on Gor, knowing herself owned, is usually in little doubt as to what can occur to her in her slavery.	10
12	496	I have little doubt, too, the fact that I stood in the near background to the Lady Tendite, a male large and strong, contributed to the scene intended by the Lady Tima.	10
13	800	When she returned to the house of her master I had little doubt but what she would kneel to the nearest keeper and beg to be used, perhaps to be given for an Ahn, hooded, to the male slave of his choice.	10
16	52	I have little doubt but what the caste structure contributes considerably to the stability of Gorean society.	10
19	410	I had little doubt but what Kenneth said was true.	10
21	209	I did not doubt but what the mistress would hear of my interlude with the passing slave.	10
22	292	I had no doubt she would now be docile, helpless and obedient, a true slave girl.	10
22	400	I have little doubt but what the disposition to, and the fundamentals of, slave dance are instinctual in a woman.	10
22	403	I have little doubt but what these dispositions and talents have been naturally and sexually selected for in the course of evolution, such women being more often spared and sought.	10
25	264	"There seems little doubt about them," said a man.	10
26	162	I had little doubt but that if she were made a slave she could learn well the arts of pleasing a master.	10
26	236	I had little doubt but what one who was the master of such skills could make short work of me.	10
26	277	I had no doubt but what, in an instant, there would be swift pursuit of me and my fair prisoner.	10
28	8	"I doubt that," I said.	10
30	69	But after that, and after having been put through "leash paces," there is seldom any doubt in their mind.	10
32	162	I did not doubt but what she, as many free women, had delighted in these petty exercises of power, these torments, these teasings and spurious, vacuous flirtations, these malicious, gratuitous, amusing little tauntings.	10
34	80	I had little doubt that the fear of the lash had now been instilled in her.	10
34	103	"I do not doubt it," said the dark-haired girl.	10
34	325	Yet there was little doubt in my mind that the prissy, inhibited, somewhat pretentious Miss Henderson, who was, all things considered, a very lovely female, might prove to be quite attractive as conjectured, say, kneeling naked at the foot of a man's couch, chained there to a slave ring, perhaps by ...	10

Book 15. (28 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	42	"I doubt frankly that either Ti or Ar wishes a full-scale conflict".	10
6	40	I think there is little doubt that the cessation of hostilities in the north was in no little part a function of the generosity of the men of Ar, a not impolitic generosity in my opinion, in sparing Lara the fate of Vonda.	10
6	124	Indeed, I had little doubt but what I might find Miss Henderson, if I could but find in what market, or markets, Kliomenes would see fit to dispose of his most recent prizes.	10
11	157	I did not doubt that.	10
11	260	Can you doubt, truly, then, that the women of Earth can be slaves?" "No," I said.	10
11	261	"I do not doubt it".	10
11	262	"Perhaps you do doubt it," she said.	10
11	288	"Do you doubt that I am a slave?" she asked.	10
11	295	"There is no doubt about it," I said.	10
14	332	"I doubt it," I said.	10
15	87	I had little doubt for what it was that the visitor had sought.	10
15	181	"If you were my slave, you would be in no doubt about the fact".	10
21	275	"They leave little doubt in her mind so as to who is master," she smiled.	10
21	293	Her garb, too, is commonly distinctive; it is usually inexpensive and brief; sometimes it is only a rag; it is designed to remind her of lowliness; it is designed, too, of course, generally, to leave little doubt as to her charms.	10
22	133	I doubt that she knew how she was looked at.	10
22	162	In my collar she would be in no doubt as to her bondage.	10
23	27	Here, need, coupled with anxiety and self-doubt, for she has not yet been seized by strong men, must become clear.	10
24	226	Whereas the frightened, deferential slave had not recognized me sitting regally with Policrates and Kliomenes in the feasting hall, in the robes and mask of the courier of Ragnar Voskjard, I did not doubt but what she might quickly recognize my voice.	10
25	20	But now I had no doubt I had penetrated her secret.	10
26	27	It was demure, as such garments go, but it left little doubt as to her charms.	10
26	245	I had little doubt Krondar would charge against several of these men, though he might take five swords in his chest doing so.	10
29	134	"Supposedly this was done in secrecy," said Callisthenes, "but I think there is little doubt they must have understood what was being done.	10
29	155	I do not doubt that the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard, in a short time, will follow the topaz".	10
30	129	I had little doubt but what she was a valuable slave, and would bring a high price.	10
30	154	I had little doubt but that somewhere on Earth, in spite of censorship, media control, manipulated education and outright political suppression, and the almost nonexistent channels for expressing alternative viewpoints, some males remained men.	10
31	143	Accordingly its authenticity is seldom in doubt.	10
32	10	If he would have handled them with adequate skills I had little doubt that each, indeed, would have striven desperately to outdo the other, each trying to be the favorite.	10
32	211	If, perchance, he found himself in difficulties, I did not doubt but what they would soon interpose themselves on his behalf.	10

Book 16. (26 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	210	In all, I had little doubt that they outnumbered the pirates eleven or twelve to one.	10
8	15	I had little doubt but what I sought, either it or a copy, would lie within.	10
8	553	I did not doubt this.	10
9	156	I did not doubt but what she was now, too, empty.	10
9	230	I had little doubt that if I were but once taken into companionship by him I should be sequestered, and left untouched, that that would be my punishment for having shamed him; he would keep me as his official 'companion,' but he would not so much as put his hands on me; I would be forced to endure h...	10
10	75	I had little doubt that he would find it preferable to be commended for gallantry than cut to pieces for an inadvertent lapse or negligence.	10
10	81	We had little doubt that we would be pursued first, mistakenly, northwestward toward Tetrapoli.	10
11	30	I had little doubt but what he would die for her.	10
11	176	In Tharna women are in no doubt as to their bondage.	10
11	177	To be sure, no slave girl, anywhere on Gor, is likely to be in doubt on this matter.	10
11	187	In the Turian camisk, because of its snugness and adjustment cords, it is easy, as you might well imagine, to leave little doubt as to the girl's beauty.	10
11	194	In it the girl, as you might well suppose, is again in no doubt as to whether or not she is a slave.	10
12	9	"Surely fifty or better," said Callimachus, "but I doubt that so many will enter the holding".	10
17	131	"Yes, Mistress!" "Perhaps you have some doubt about the matter?" "No, Mistress! No, Mistress!" she said.	10
18	41	"Do you doubt that?" "No, Mistress," said the kneeling girl.	10
18	298	It was, by design, kissably sensuous, designed to arouse men and provoke the lust of masters; some girls are terrified to wear such lipstick; they know how it enhances their loveliness and proclaims them well as slaves; they understand well its intention and are seldom left long in doubt as to its e...	10
19	73	And I had little doubt but what she would strive to be sufficiently pleasing.	10
19	372	They are not long left in doubt as to what it is to be a man's slave, totally.	10
19	754	"Have you any doubt of it?" I inquired.	10
19	1018	I have little doubt that there is some intensification of the slaving done on Earth at a certain time of year, that the captured girls may be brought to the spring markets.	10
20	67	Having seen her dance I had little doubt but what she would be being used as a dancer.	10
20	439	When alone, I had little doubt she would kneel with her knees widely, appropriately, spread before him, thus baring to him the invitation of her soft thighs, and thus proclaiming before him, as is clear in the position, the availability, and vulnerability, of her owned intimacies.	10
20	1145	I had little doubt that when he arrived home he would play well upon her body, making it the instrument of his attentions.	10
20	1359	"Doubtless you have much to learn of cooking and sewing," I said, "but I have no doubt that you are already a superb little maid and laundress".	10
20	1828	Do not yield! Do not weaken! See that she is never in doubt as to who it is who owns her! Keep her in perfect subjection! And so he fears coming to care for her, a mere slave.	10
20	1909	"You will be in no doubt as to your having been had, slave," I said, angrily.	10

Book 17. (40 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	252	I had little doubt they were, and had been, from the first, clearly and exactly aware of our presence.	10
1	259	Goreans, on the whole, knew them only from legends, which, I had little doubt, owed their origins to forgotten times, to memories brought long ago to Gor from another world.	10
1	346	I had little doubt that they had been selected, ultimately, with the collar in mind, that they might, when they had served their purposes, be reduced to bondage.	10
1	638	Yet I saw no flicker of doubt or uneasiness in his eyes, nor any incipient lifting of the broad ears.	10
1	652	If such creatures should come to clearly understand the nature of the Priest-Kings, and the current restrictions on their power, in virtue of the catastrophic Nest War, I had little doubt but what the attack signals would be almost immediately transmitted to the steel worlds.	10
1	673	I was inclined to doubt it.	10
1	774	I had little doubt but what their physical and chemical techniques were quite adequate to supply the dating in question to the skin and its paints.	10
1	1307	"Do you doubt the word of one who is of the Peoples?" asked Kog.	10
2	331	I had no doubt but what I would recognize him.	10
4	97	The red savages, I had no doubt, could find many useful employments for helpless, white female slaves.	10
5	143	I had, in my mind, no doubt as to what source on Gor had both the motivation and resources to mount such an expedition.	10
5	144	Similarly I had little doubt as to who were the occupants of certain of the closed wagons in the lines.	10
5	146	I, Tarl Cabot, had been approached by agents of Kurii, and asked to take fee! I had little doubt that Kog and Sardak, and others like them, scratched impatiently, and twisted, uncomfortably, anxious to get on with their work, in wagons ahead of me.	10
6	21	Among its permanent citizens I doubt that it numbers more than four or five hundred individuals.	10
8	106	I had little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded.	10
8	160	Too, I had little doubt that her masters had kept her ignorant of their occurrence.	10
8	346	I had little doubt the suspended girl would bring a higher price than either of them, though they both were, admittedly, obviously full and desirably luscious slaves.	10
8	659	Should you doubt this, scrutinize them closely".	10
8	768	"Do you think free women would be so rudely stripped and brazenly displayed? We, and these others, are on sale! Do you doubt that we are slaves? See our brands!" She turned her left thigh to the central platform.	10
8	836	Further, there was no doubt that the girl on the block was a beauty.	10
10	36	I had little doubt but what the distant riders could overtake us, and easily, before nightfall.	10
13	225	"And I doubt that," I said, "even on that muchly perverted dismal orb".	10
13	478	It would leave me in little doubt as to what I now was.	10
13	560	"Do you think that anyone who would see you as you are, in this tunic, would doubt that you are a slave?" "Not on Gor, Master".	10
13	834	I did not doubt but what Grunt could get five hides of the yellow kailiauk for her.	10
13	1190	"Who can doubt but what here civilization, as nature's refinement or expression, has wrought an improvement?" "Surely, no one, Master," whispered the girl.	10
13	1234	"It leaves little doubt as to your charms," I admitted.	10
13	1590	"Too, bound in this position she is seldom in doubt as to the fact that she is a slave.	10
14	156	I had little doubt but what he would find her of interest.	10
14	519	I had little doubt but what they would soon be taught their duties, both those outside the lodge and those within it.	10
14	626	This addition, I did not doubt, was in virtue of my presence.	10
14	1186	No doubt now, she no longer wore her veils.	10
15	134	The inverted "U's" indicated kaiila stolen from the enemy, the mark itself being a stylized convention whose heritage, I did not doubt, might be traced back to another animal, and another world and time.	10
16	370	If Sardak had survived, I had little doubt he would continue, relentlessly, to prosecute his mission.	10
19	89	The weapon ingredient in the insignia left little doubt in my mind as to the sort of enterprise in which such fellows were most likely to be comrades.	10
19	188	She would not be in any doubt as to her slavery, either in his camp or in his lodge.	10
19	469	I had little doubt but what he thought he could kill me, if such a combat were joined.	10
19	470	As a red savage I had little doubt but what he regarded himself as the superior or equal of any white man in single combat.	10
19	735	I had little doubt but what there were many in the cities who could instruct even the red savages in matters pertaining to the utilization, management and control of female slaves.	10
19	774	I did not doubt but what they would press ahead in their grisly mission.	10

Book 18. (60 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	"There is no doubt about it".	10
2	143	A metal collar, locked, whether it be a band, or a loop, or a circlet of chain, or whatever, leaves no doubt in the slave's mind that she is collared.	10
2	263	There was little doubt as to what such women were.	10
3	287	I did not doubt but what the Fleer and the Yellow Knives, and other peoples, too, might have similar ceremonies, in which, in one way or another, a similar profession might take place, there being danced or enacted also by a woman of another group, perhaps even, in those cases, by a maiden of the Ka...	10
4	220	"I doubt it," I said.	10
6	110	I did not doubt but what Hci spoke the truth.	10
6	155	I doubt that anyone has done as well".	10
7	20	"There is little doubt about it.	10
7	164	"I do not doubt it," she said.	10
7	206	"The collar, as you have no doubt by now discovered, is truly knotted on your neck".	10
7	268	"The discipline to which you will now find yourself subjected, I suspect," I said, "will leave you in little doubt as to your bondage.	10
7	401	"I doubt that Canka truly wants me to have you," I said.	10
7	825	I did not doubt but what he was one of the hardest workers in the camp.	10
7	991	If she were a foreign woman who had fallen into Cuwignaka's hands, I did not doubt but what she would learn discipline, well and swiftly.	10
7	1013	Let her be in no doubt that it is men who are her masters".	10
9	336	"There is no doubt about it," she said.	10
9	509	You need not doubt that I am quite clear on that.	10
10	18	I had little doubt she had learned her lessons.	10
12	145	I had little doubt but what she might be worth two hides.	10
12	433	And since you are a herd girl, I doubt that he will think twice about the matter.	10
12	699	How can I bear, now, to return to the herd?" "I doubt that you will now be long kept in the herd," I said.	10
16	35	"If I am in the least doubt, I kiss him".	10
16	188	I did not think she was now in doubt as to her sex.	10
17	90	This was done now, indeed, I do not doubt, because he had left the camp".	10
18	45	She had no doubt as to what would be her fate.	10
18	244	Mahpiyasapa's sorrow, I had little doubt, was occasioned by the perjury of Hci, and not by some putative treachery on the part of Canka.	10
18	245	This, too, I had little doubt, was in the mind of the man who had chosen to speak to me.	10
18	263	I had little doubt that Grunt was acting in this capacity for his friend, Mahpiyasapa.	10
18	285	* * * * The three men, arms folded, standing in the vicinity of Watonka, who stood on a bit of high ground, near the Isanna lodges, I did not doubt were Yellow Knives.	10
18	373	I had little doubt that my body was black and blue.	10
21	51	The primary interest of the tarnsmen, I had little doubt, would have been the council lodge and the area about it.	10
25	109	I myself had little doubt as to the fate of the lovely, betrayed traitress.	10
25	111	Too, I had little doubt that Iwoso, long before the attack, working in secret, in anticipation, had prepared a beaded collar for her mistress.	10
28	105	Free women sometimes buy hair for wigs or falls, and, although the hair they purchase is always certified as coming only from free women, there is little doubt that it is often taken from female slaves.	10
28	122	Some Goreans think of the Free Companionship as being a form of contract slavery; this is not, of course, precisely correct; on the other hand, if more women took that definition seriously, I have little doubt but what free companionships would be far more rewarding than they now are, for many coupl...	10
28	214	We had little doubt as to what the tactics of the Kinyanpi would be this time.	10
28	269	On the other hand, there is no doubt whatsoever that many red savages take such beliefs with great seriousness.	10
29	157	There was no doubt now in my mind, nor, I think, in hers, that she indeed did love him.	10
33	190	No longer am I in doubt as to what I am.	10
33	245	And if she is in doubt, she may always touch it.	10
33	253	I did not think, accordingly, that there would be much doubt as to who it was, to whom her use belonged.	10
34	304	If you do not want to enslave her, I have little doubt but what someone else will do so".	10
39	177	"But I doubt that it is a well-kept secret or free women would not hate us so!" "Perhaps," I smiled.	10
39	505	I did not doubt, however, that the girl, not having to pull, would be able to keep up with us.	10
40	324	Normally red savages are not interested in Waniyanpi women but I had little doubt that in the case of these two wenches the Yellow Knives would be prepared to make an exception.	10
42	31	Five came first and behind these, I did not doubt, would swarm others.	10
43	249	Iwoso's mind, I had little doubt, that quick, clever mind, was working feverishly.	10
44	15	I suspect that there were few things which the sly, clever Iwoso feared in this world, but, high among them, I had little doubt, were the scarred face and fierce heart of Hci, of the Isbu Kaiila.	10
44	228	Surely the Gorean free women have little doubt as to the nature of the applications to which masters put slaves, and, indeed, do they gossip righteously and indignantly, and enviously, of much else amongst themselves? And the girls brought from Earth will for the most part never have encountered men...	10
44	336	"Now you are done, Kaiila sleen!" At this point I could see only Yellow Knives but I did not doubt but what Alfred, the mercenary captain from Port Olni, with the remnants of his command, probably some three hundred cavalrymen, or so, following the engagement at the summer camp, was not far behind.	10
44	584	I did not doubt but what, man for man, they might be the equivalent of the Kaiila.	10
44	765	"I doubt it," he said.	10
44	771	"I doubt that any man would find you of interest," said Hci.	10
46	67	"And I doubt," I said, "that either the soldiers or the beasts, having come this far, and having sustained such losses, are much interested in the taking of prisoners".	10
46	87	There was little doubt their main party would reach the barricade at the summit in much of its full strength.	10
46	89	I had little doubt but what their utility was soon to be realized.	10
47	180	Beneath those placid, fleecy clouds I had little doubt there was bloody war in the air.	10
49	1	Judgment "There is no doubt as to the guilt of these two," said Mahpiyasapa.	10
49	7	Concerning their complicity in the matter of the attack on the summer camp there is no doubt".	10
54	31	I had little doubt they would become famous on the plains.	10

Book 19. (46 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	I think, too, given the absence of a brassiere and panties, and the skimpiness and tightness of the shorts, and the tightness of the blouse, doubtlessly calculated features of my apparel, there would be little doubt in the minds of the observers as to the lineaments of my figure.	10
1	325	I had the sense, oddly enough, too, that he was accustomed to having his way with women, and, indeed, that he might have ruled them, literally, and I did not doubt but what he would have done so with an iron hand.	10
1	484	Too, the shorts and blouse in which I had been placed, for the pictures, left little doubt in my mind that my femaleness, at least in some sense or another, might well be pertinent to their interests.	10
1	499	As they had had me pose in the shorts and blouse, and had had me move, I was sure they had little doubt, for most practical purposes, as to what I looked like.	10
1	500	"If you are selected," he said, "any apparel which you might receive, I assure you, will leave little doubt as to your femininity".	10
2	225	There seemed little doubt about that.	10
2	403	There was no doubt it was fastened on me, locked shut.	10
3	310	"Forgive me," I said, "but they leave little doubt as to your loveliness".	10
3	568	"Look at me! Do you doubt that I am a slave? I am wearing only an anklet and perfume!" "Mistress is not marked.	10
3	602	In such a garment, lovely, clinging, short, closely belted, there was no doubt that I was a woman.	10
3	688	And I had little doubt that the magnificent, beastlike male before whom I lay exhibited and supine would not think twice before applying that device as he might wish, or saw fit.	10
3	735	In such a case I did not doubt but what they would be considerably more circumspect in the future.	10
3	1035	"No doubt our fears are quite silly," I said.	10
4	5	I was still muchly imperfect in many things, but there was little doubt in my mind, nor I think in that of my numerous teachers, that I had made considerable progress.	10
4	58	At any rate, there was little doubt that the features of their Tatrix had now become well known in Corcyrus, at least to many of her citizens.	10
4	162	I had no doubt they well knew how to teach a woman her slavery.	10
4	202	I did not doubt but what Ligurious was right.	10
4	285	But there was within him, I did not doubt, that which was Gorean.	10
5	55	His analysis of their contents, I did not doubt, was sound.	10
5	103	Indeed, I have no doubt that in the middle price ranges you would prove to be a desirable buy".	10
5	268	Too, I had little doubt but what my body, which is slender and lovely, and not overly developed, well matched my face.	10
6	361	Drusus Rencius, to my surprise, whenever I was in doubt, could supply me with the name.	10
6	539	"There is little doubt what she would look like at the slave ring," he said, "and, too, she has doubtless received some training".	10
6	540	I did not doubt but what Susan, the little slut, had received some training.	10
8	91	I had little doubt what it was.	10
8	241	I did not doubt but what the girls on the tiles, if they were found sufficiently displeasing to the trainer, or too frequently required the admonitory signal of the cracking leather, would soon hear the snap of the lash not in their mere vicinity but on their own bared bodies.	10
8	271	There is no doubt about it.	10
8	275	I did not doubt it.	10
11	155	I had never felt a whip, but I had no doubt but what I would be responsive to it, and even more so to the domination which it expressed.	10
12	113	"Do not doubt it," he said.	10
14	138	A loop or two, properly knotted, I did not doubt, would be adequate for the perfect accomplishment of such a task.	10
15	9	The sleen, I had little doubt, had been able to detect my approach, and had led the guardsmen to my vicinity.	10
15	17	If I were caught I did not doubt but what I would soon again find myself the prisoner of those cramped quarters, though doubtless in fresher, sturdier bonds, probably of iron, and not locked, but hammered closed about my neck and limbs.	10
15	257	The entire camp, then, and its vicinity, I did not doubt, would be subjected to an inch-by-inch search, one that it would be impossible to elude.	10
17	171	I knew that I was pretty and I had little doubt, even though I was tired and my arms were sore, that, chained as I was, displayed as I was, my attractions might be of interest to passing males.	10
18	223	I doubt that a terrified slave could have done it any differently.	10
25	22	Indeed, if I caused the least bit of damage to the slave sack, I had little doubt but what I would be well punished.	10
26	30	It was diaphanous, and left little doubt as to the lineaments of our figures.	10
26	116	We had no doubt as to what these more extended services were.	10
27	39	"If you doubt that you are slaves, examine your thighs and consider your collared necks".	10
27	41	We were not in doubt that we were slaves.	10
30	160	I had little doubt but what they might set upon me and bind me, and turn me over to guardsmen, hoping for some small reward.	10
30	675	The other girls were in no doubt as to the route home.	10
31	146	I had no doubt he had detailed records at his disposal.	10
31	514	Though he had not spoken to me, save to summon me imperiously to him, I had little doubt that he was still thinking of me in terms of Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
31	687	I had no doubt, too, he being a soldier, that it would display us well.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	27	Had I had any doubt he had recognized me on the road, and that that had been responsible for his change of direction, that doubt had been dispelled in the camp.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	382	Too, I did not doubt but what my exit from the delta, of which I now entertained little doubt, might be more felicitously accomplished if I were to take on certain supplies.	10
37	65	I did not doubt but what Liomache, too, would be in little doubt that her lovely neck was encircled with a slave collar.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	310	They would kneel there, I did not doubt, in all trembling and subservience, and be in no doubt as to their collaring.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	265	"Perhaps then something like 'Lady Philomela of the Amaniani'?" "I doubt that the Amaniani," I said, "to whom I doubt that you are related, would appreciate the borrowing of their name, particularly by a slave".	10
33	150	"I do not doubt his madness," said Lord Nishida, "but, too, I do not doubt his genius.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	115	Just as many of you doubt the existence of a world called Terra, or Earth, so, too, many on my world doubt the existence of your world.	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	141	The second in line was she who had worn the maid's uniform, or what seemed such a uniform; third was she whom I had first seen in the torn evening gown; her legs were well revealed in her short tunic; then came the taller of the two young women who had worn the frivolous, boyish garb, apparently ado...	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	20	I had little doubt that he, when whole, would have been a most dangerous swordsman, and I had little doubt that some remnant of fearsome skills might be retained.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	50	"You suspect, dear Thurnock," I said, "that the corsairs doubt the strength of our numbers, doubt that we number in the thousands?" "If they believed that," said Thurnock, "the beach would be clear and the ships under sail".	10