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Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	87	If it had faded earlier, I never would have discovered it in the woods.	10
7	72	"I know what you are waiting for," said the daughter of the Ubar, strangely calm after her earlier fury—unnaturally calm, it seemed to me.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	72	I recalled it was in February that he had departed from the college, years earlier.	10
8	77	I wanted no more of the havoc I had wreaked earlier by the mere mention of the name of Ko-ro-ba.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	2	Stores of food were kept in concealed cabinets at one side of the room, which were opened in the same fashion as the other apertures I had observed earlier.	10
19	17	From the high cabinet Sarm withdrew my sword belt, my scabbard, and the short, sharp blade of Gorean steel which I had earlier yielded at the request of Misk.	10
23	26	As I looked upon her now I felt strangely sad, and there was nothing left in my bosom of the bitterness with which I had earlier regarded her.	10
26	11	It seemed to me I now understood her treacherous plan and something of the same bitterness with which I had earlier regarded this woman tended to fill my breast.	10
26	75	"Earlier," she said, "I thought—" but she did not finish her sentence and her eyes clouded briefly with tears.	10
28	169	And a simple heat torch, as I had earlier learned, could scarcely mark the obdurate material.	10
32	300	"Earlier I freed them from the inside in order that they might not die chained".	10
33	50	He was, I gathered, correctly as it turned out, the High Initiate of Ar, he who had been appointed to fill the post of the former High Initiate whom I had seen destroyed by the Flame Death years earlier.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	The Cartius River incidentally, mentioned earlier, was named for the direction it lies from the city of Ar.	10
7	28	I gathered that once, in his earlier years, he might have been a rider of the kaiila, that he might have been skilled with the bow and lance, and the quiva; such a man would not need ceremony; I sensed that once this man might have ridden six hundred pasangs in a day, living on a mouthful of water a...	10
9	279	I gathered he did not understand its true value, seeing that he had apparently discussed its exchange with some seriousness earlier in the evening—only that, apparently, he wanted more than Saphrar was offering, even though that might be Aphris of Turia herself.	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
18	13	I was going to try again when I saw the slave I had noticed earlier watching me, his hands on certain of the levers in the panel on the curving wall.	10
20	24	"Quite right," wheezed Harold, "as I myself earlier pointed out".	10
25	403	"Why," I asked, "did you earlier stand before me as a slave girl—if you did not, for the moment, wish to be a slave?" "It was a joke!" she laughed.	10
25	556	I recalled keenly how she had sported with me earlier and I thought there might be some point in giving the young American a taste of her own medicine.	10

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	34	The procession and those who had been earlier at the pyre now stood back from it, some fifty yards or so, for the oil-impregnated wood will take the torch quickly and fiercely.	10
11	2	In the cylinder there are several varieties of retention areas, ranging from the luxuriousness of the cell shown to me earlier by Ho-Tu, in which Cernus was accustomed to keep Special Captures, to the iron pens.	10
14	1	The Prisoner When I had returned to the House of Cernus I passed the heavy, bolted door which led to the hallway off which was the luxurious cell in which Cernus was accustomed to keep his Special Captures, which cell had been shown to me earlier by Ho-Tu.	10
14	114	I found that my steps had inadvertently brought me to the corridor with the heavy bolted door, that door leading to the hallway off which lay the cell for Special Captures, earlier shown to me by Ho-Tu.	10
15	365	But perhaps more importantly he had been spreading rumors throughout the city of the desirability of trained barbarians, of which he now had several in training, those who had been brought to Gor with Virginia and Phyllis, some who had been brought to the pens earlier and not sold off immediately, a...	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	386	Another man, one of the Steels, who had ridden to victory earlier in the day, ran to the foot of the perch.	10

Book 6. (14 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	100	I then knew that the two pieces of cloth I had encountered earlier had not been simple trail marks but boundary signs, warnings.	10
5	92	I had been examined earlier by the girls who would compete for me.	10
5	148	It was not unlike the one to which I had been bound earlier in the day.	10
6	196	Here and there, on the water, apart from the flaming rence island, I could see the flat, black keels of rence craft, which had earlier been cast off and burned to the water, to prevent them from being used for escape.	10
6	198	In the distance I could see, across one of the bridges formed of rafts for transporting rence, one of those I had helped to place earlier that very morning, stripped rencers, men and women, being herded by spears toward our island.	10
6	204	The area had been cleared earlier by the sweep of the great nets, carried by slaves.	10
8	667	I picked up the long coil of binding fiber from which I had, earlier, cut three lengths, to bind Telima.	10
8	694	I turned to the woman and the child I had freed earlier, and had made to stand to one side.	10
9	76	I saw now she was the one who had served me earlier.	10
10	178	This is not to say that they would have any objection to being rich; it is only to remark, in effect, that it has never occurred to them, no more than to most Goreans, to take very seriously the pursuit of wealth as their universal and compelling motivation; being ignorant, it seems, they, like most...	10
11	305	"Earlier today," I asked, "did noble Samos send word to me that he wished to speak with me?" Samos looked at me.	10
11	314	He stood before the thrones of the Ubars, before even the large table, which now, on its upper face, was marked by sword cuts and the apertures splintered open by the passage of crossbow quarrels earlier this afternoon.	10
15	711	"It was done earlier," she said, "that I might serve late at the feast".	10
17	85	The flanking attack, of course, was mounted as late as it was because, until the fleet of Cos and Tyros had shortened their lines and concentrated their ships, to meet our earlier moves, it would have been impractical.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	145	I must free myself! But after a few precious minutes of futile struggle I lay bound as perfectly as I had been earlier in the afternoon.	10
5	123	It had only four legs, unlike the small animal I had seen earlier.	10
5	165	Somewhat more to the left, in the distance, in the fields was the yellowish thicket I had seen earlier.	10
5	171	Outside, looking about more closely, I found some trampled grass, as though things had been placed there, perhaps earlier in the morning, boxes and such.	10
5	206	When I came to the small stream, at which I had drunk earlier, I waded.	10
8	174	Indeed, it was such who had attacked Targo earlier, to the south, before he had added a confused, lost, wandering barbarian girl to his chain.	10
9	396	I wondered if it were the same animal which Verna, and one of the other girls, had detected earlier.	10
9	402	"Is it still there?" asked one of the girls, the one who had been able to detect the sleen earlier.	10
10	29	It seemed incredibly huge, even more so in the small hut than earlier outside of Targo's compound.	10
10	336	"Doubtless," said he, "I would have investigated, and found you there, but, earlier, I saw you in Laura.	10
10	510	With the binding fiber he had earlier removed, he lashed them with ferocious cruelty behind my body.	10
13	313	* * * * Four days later, in yet another thicket, one afternoon, Ute requested that I set one of our snares on a small game trail we had found earlier.	10
14	127	Earlier, I knew, he had despoiled the fields and attacked the caravans of Ko-ro-ba.	10
15	1219	About it, wrapped there by Ute earlier, was the ribbon of white silk.	10
15	1352	Again I prepared myself, as I had been earlier in the evening, as a belled, silken-clad, rouged Gorean slave girl.	10

Book 8. (18 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	110	I recalled the girl who had jostled me earlier.	10
3	195	The other, sitting cross-legged with him, was the broad-shouldered, blond giant from Torvaldsland whom I had seen earlier.	10
3	269	It was she who had cut my purse earlier in the day, the sensuous little wench, whose ear had been notched.	10
4	184	"This examination, it seemed, conclusively confirmed their earlier conjectures, that I was unfit for them".	10
6	255	I had seen, an Ahn earlier, before we had reached this camp site, a tawny movement in the brush, some fifty yards in front of us, and to our left.	10
8	16	Too, Verna's band, earlier in the forest, had irritated me.	10
8	173	He washed it down with a swallow from his flask, filled earlier at the nearby stream.	10
10	154	"My pretties," said Marlenus, addressing the line of secured women, "earlier I thought that you were much aroused".	10
11	90	The girl had been beaten earlier in the afternoon.	10
13	236	Then, with the binding fiber I had earlier removed, I fastened their wrists behind their backs.	10
14	42	Rim, earlier, had returned to my camp.	10
15	170	I had cut it earlier in the day, but had not used it.	10
18	53	His earlier attempt to slay slaves had been unsuccessful.	10
18	59	These had been struck off earlier in the march, that the entire column might move more quickly.	10
18	246	They had been tied together earlier to hunt wood, and were isolated in the slave line between Sheera and Grenna, both panther girls.	10
18	424	They knew that they had been fed earlier in the day.	10
18	443	Together we picked our way down the beach, across the stones, across the soft sands, until we came to the side of the great accumulation of branches and driftwood which we had earlier prepared.	10
20	218	Within the circle, obediently, the women, in the light of the torch, gathered wood, mostly the remains of the original fire, which I had destroyed earlier.	10

Book 9. (16 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	122	Earlier he had disowned his daughter, Talena, for she had sued for her freedom, a slave's act.	10
1	205	The child, one supposes, has the innate disposition, when a certain maturation level is attained, to struggle to its feet and walk, as it did to crawl, when an earlier level was attained, and yet it truly learns to crawl, and to walk, and then to run, only in the crawling, in the walking and running...	10
1	636	"The beast," he said, "had been seen earlier, twice, on abandoned, half-rotted rence islands, lurking".	10
3	185	The fire had now climbed well unto the roof and had taken hold on another wall, near the railing, against which the women, earlier, had stood.	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
7	69	Earlier, before he had begun his tour of inspection, Pudding had come to him, and knelt before him, holding a plate of Sa-Tarna loaves.	10
7	105	Earlier he had been working with other thralls at the shore, with parsit nets.	10
9	393	I wondered if the fires in Olga which, earlier, had burned so deeply, so hotly, could be truly out.	10
10	251	I had, at any rate, seen it done in an earlier match.	10
11	256	Would we have offered as much to a herd of cattle that might stand between us and a desired destination? I saw then the man of Ivar Forkbeard, whom he had earlier sent from his side, climbing to the platform.	10
15	212	I had suspected earlier that he knew the mountain, this facilitating our ascent, and that this explained why the pursuing Kurii, natively better climbers than men, could do little better than keep our pace, if that.	10
18	350	"You did well earlier today, and now.	10
18	466	I had seen this, or much of it, earlier in the morning, when I had pursued the Kur to the tents of Thorgard of Scagnar.	10
18	564	It had been cloudy earlier; it was more so now.	10
21	65	And earlier, too, she had danced well.	10
22	207	Thyri, who had boarded earlier, stood near the bench of Wulfstan, where, already, he gripped an oar.	10

Book 10. (31 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	576	With an eating prong, a utensil now more common in the northern latitudes than earlier, Samos tapped the table before him.	10
1	812	It's mere representation, as earlier indicated, covered several square feet of the floor.	10
2	123	"Water!" Behind me, turning, I saw the water carrier, he from whom I had purchased a cup of water earlier.	10
2	235	Here, in Tor, however, with its two growing seasons, they might be available much earlier.	10
2	593	The four men I had seen earlier, two large ones, two small ones, in white burnooses, still followed.	10
2	619	He descended the steps and submerged his bag, grinning at me, remembering me from earlier in the day.	10
2	637	It had taken only an instant, the chain leaving my hand, to determine that he was exactly where I had expected him to be, as he would have been at any time in following me, had I earlier turned, slightly to my right.	10
3	242	I looked at the man to whom I had spoken earlier.	10
5	95	Earlier it would have been clearly visible through the yellow silk.	10
5	828	He had bargained earlier, and had, in this, satisfied himself as a trader of the desert.	10
7	38	And, earlier, months ago, a caravan boy, Achmed, the son of the merchant, Farouk of Kasra, had found the inscription on a rock, "Beware the steel tower".	10
7	309	Little remained to give evidence of the conflict which had earlier transpired in the chamber.	10
7	573	"I often summon her to the slave ring at the foot of my divan," he said, "and it would doubtless amuse you mightily, given your earlier acquaintance with her, your recollections of her, to note how eagerly she hurries to me, and kneels naked before me, on the mat of submission, and begs to please me...	10
10	198	Earlier, though it had not been our original intention, following our commercial interaction, in which Hassan had exchanged his plunder, flesh and otherwise, for gold, we had been conducted by the merchant to the well, shattered, perhaps ruined.	10
11	700	"There they are," said the man whom we had skirmished with earlier in the alley.	10
12	110	One of them, earlier, a fellow in a ruby necklace, had said, "I am more handsome, surely, than he," referring to me.	10
12	580	I made my way, swiftly, through the palace, recalling the way from my being conducted earlier to the boudoir of this kasbah's chieftainess, the much-feared Tarna.	10
13	244	It was difficult now to see in this lascivious, delicious slave, who seemed born to the collar, the proud free woman whom Hassan had earlier captured, and who had been later sold at the Bakah oasis of Two Scimitars.	10
13	257	"This is that of which," said the man, "I spoke earlier.	10
13	359	I might have behaved differently in the Tahari had I earlier known the name of the Salt Ubar.	10
13	361	How complacent I had been, how sure that I had earlier penetrated that mystery.	10
14	27	Our feet, earlier, had been wrapped in leather sheathing, it reaching, in anticipation of the crusts, later to be encountered, to the knees.	10
14	66	An urt skittered past her, having emerged from a crack in the floor between two stones and moved swiftly across the floor, along one wall, and vanished through the crack which had served as exit for its fellow a few moments earlier.	10
14	140	With some straw I wiped her mouth, cleaning it, for earlier, in her revulsion and terror, her horror at the place and manner in which she found herself incarcerated, she had from her own mouth soiled both herself and the cell.	10
16	175	One can return later to earlier kills, driving away scavenging lelts.	10
19	122	Two Ahn earlier the sun's rim had thrust over the horizon, illuminating the crests of the thinning dunes.	10
19	123	An Ahn earlier Hassan had said, "It is now time to dig the shelter trench".	10
24	380	I gathered that some Feiqa would not only this evening be serving well, but earlier than expected.	10
24	525	I did not, based on what had earlier transpired, doubt this.	10
26	95	In the second group from the front I passed two women I had earlier met, Lana, the tall girl, who had been the seraglio mistress in the kasbah of Tarna, and the other girl, who had served with her, in charge of the oils of the bath.	10
26	715	"Please stop, Master!" "Not 'Tarl'?" I asked "No, Master, Master! A slave begs forgiveness for her earlier impertinence, Master," she wept.	10

Book 11. (42 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	510	Earlier he had matched himself, for a time, evenly with the first opponent.	10
2	569	He rubbed his thumb in a scrape the collar had made on my throat when I had foolishly struggled, earlier.	10
2	838	Each wrist, deeply, wore the circular marks of the leather constraints which, earlier, had confined them.	10
3	153	There were flasks of wine there, and bottles of the brew called paga; stores of salt, grains, dried meats and vegetables; tunics, cloths and blankets; too, there were tools and utensils, and threads and needles; I found some perfumes and jewelries; I did not dare to bedeck myself with them, though I...	10
4	87	Eta piled several of the hot, tiny eggs, earlier kept fresh in cool sand within the cave, on a plate, with heated yellow bread, for him.	10
4	232	She then, with the point of the scissors, at two points, ripped the hem she had earlier sewn out a bit, that in these two places it might appear the threads had broken; the hem then, in these two places, was irregular on my legs.	10
4	384	Perhaps then, either I had not been placed so adorned at the rock, contrary to their expectation, or, if I had been, that someone had, in my helpless unconsciousness, arrived earlier and simply removed the necklace, stealing it from my chained body.	10
4	725	Before he had turned away, again I had read in his eyes, as I had before, earlier in the evening, that I was only a meaningless slave to him.	10
4	1188	I knew I had not been as successful as I might have been in pleasing the man to whom my master had earlier commanded me.	10
5	133	The wagon which I had seen earlier, the supply wagon, was now almost empty, the food supplies perhaps being diminished as the peregrination neared its end, and the poles and tenting, of course, being used in the sheltering for the camp.	10
5	597	The girl who, earlier, had been tied at the wagon wheel and beaten was brought into the tent.	10
5	693	"May I speak?" begged the first in the line, she who had been earlier whipped.	10
6	156	To one side, against the wall of the hut, there rested, on a small table, a piece of plain, irregularly shaped rock, which Thurnus, years earlier, when first he had founded the farm, later to be the community, of Tabuk's Ford, had taken from his own fields.	10
7	238	"Earlier this evening," said my master, "you much and richly switched her".	10
7	408	Earlier in the afternoon, casually, Thurnus had aroused me, and no one had satisfied me.	10
7	728	I had been stripped by the soldiers of the camp, and Lehna had been earlier stripped for her beating at the wagon wheel.	10
7	882	She had irritated them by her earlier escape.	10
9	381	"Do you have a name?" had asked Thurnus of me, earlier.	10
9	1978	A sleen leash was attached to her collar and she was conducted, crawling, on all fours, as a she-sleen, lashed more than once with the free end of the leash, this hurrying her, to the rape-rack in which I had been earlier confined.	10
9	1984	On Thurnus's left sat the free woman, Sandal Thong, whom he had earlier this afternoon freed.	10
10	59	Twice earlier, on the great road to Ar, Tup Ladletender had pointed out tarnsmen in flight, presumably messengers.	10
11	323	I had passed, earlier, in walking through the corridors, several storage rooms.	10
11	347	She led me to the small room we had passed earlier.	10
12	339	"Dina!" called the fellow to whom I had earlier served the spiced hot meat.	10
12	375	Well had I and the other girls earlier mocked him this night.	10
12	432	"The inquiries," said the man, "were completed earlier, and the plans devised.	10
12	453	"Chain him," said the man, indicating the very chains with which he himself, earlier, had been secured.	10
12	682	"It will be pleasant to tag you," he had said to me earlier.	10
12	694	I had heard another girl crying out earlier, as she had been tagged, although at the time I had not understood what had been done to her.	10
13	53	I had earlier been exposed in the exhibition cages, that prospective buyers might scan the merchandise at close hand, forming their suppositions as to its value, that their bids later, if they cared to make them, might be shrewd and realistic.	10
14	375	Surely she remembered how easily I had robbed her of the candy earlier in the afternoon.	10
18	105	I wished that I had been apprised of it earlier.	10
18	139	It was the fellow who had earlier opened the Kalmak and kissed me.	10
20	42	After I had delivered the message I was no longer under the same security which I had earlier experienced at the Chatka and Curla.	10
24	12	It had been identified to me earlier, in a conversation of officers on the Jewel of Jad.	10
26	45	The Lady Elicia, as I soon discovered, and had earlier suspected, despised and hated men.	10
26	174	He cleaned the poison from the side of the dagger, dried it with a towel, as he had the needle, and then threw it to the side of the room, where lay her robe, which he had earlier discarded.	10
26	404	I had not done this earlier in order that the room not be made uncomfortably hot.	10
26	673	She lifted the vessel of wine I had earlier brought and filled the goblet.	10
27	429	I had learned earlier, in speaking with the girls, that Thandar of Ti, when in Ar, came often to the Belled Collar.	10
28	71	We had all been exposed in the exhibition cages earlier, stark, save for perfume.	10
29	120	I had lit it earlier.	10

Book 12. (22 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	109	He had told me what the message was, and we had discussed it earlier.	10
3	729	I recalled he had sold carvings to a dealer in curios earlier in the day.	10
3	947	I was pleased to see that the third girl seemed now much more sensitive to her femaleness than earlier.	10
3	1110	In his left hand he carried a bundle of furs, smaller now, than it had been, and a sack, which was now less bulky than it had been when I had seen it earlier near the puppet theater.	10
3	1307	I descended the stairs of the platform and turned my steps toward the public tent where I had, earlier in the morning, reserved a lodging for myself.	10
3	1328	She had been the slave who had followed me earlier in the day, who had bitten at my sleeve near the puppet theater, whom I had saved from a beating by the guardsmen under the aegis of the officer of the fair's merchant staff.	10
4	344	This was the result of the earlier advance of red's Ubar's Tarnsman's Spearman.	10
4	524	My belongings I had taken there earlier, putting them in the saddlebags.	10
4	537	The market had been slow, as I had thought it would be, and as I had hoped it would be, because of the game earlier between the Kaissa titans, Centius of Cos and Scormus of Ar.	10
4	734	"So, too," I said, "did the earlier trap, that of the sleen".	10
6	438	"Earlier today," I said.	10
6	590	"Yes," I said, "earlier".	10
7	88	I had been there before, some years earlier.	10
10	355	I took again the spear which had earlier been pressed into my grasp.	10
12	420	"Help us, Tarl," said Akko, whom I had met earlier in the day.	10
13	188	"At least we have the tabuk slices from the kills we made earlier," I said, glumly.	10
22	303	"I told you earlier I thought the sleen was really a good fellow," I said.	10
25	104	Indeed, even in the darkness, the total darkness of an overcast sky in the arctic night, when the winds do not blow, he may often find his way simply by feeling with his mittened hands the alignment of ice crystals on slopes and blocks, which are a residue of the earlier passage of such winds.	10
26	74	I had not seen Karjuk when the clouds had parted for a moment earlier.	10
29	63	"It was the head of an ice beast, earlier slain, in whose ears we had placed the golden rings".	10
29	108	Then they turned and withdrew into the room whence they had earlier emerged.	10
35	472	She was a yellow-collar girl, as Belinda, whom I had earlier had in the halls, had been.	10

Book 13. (35 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	5	"There seemed no reason to ring it earlier," said the man.	10
4	299	"This tarsk bit," said the praetor, lifting the coin which had been taken from her mouth earlier, "is now confiscated, and becomes the property of the port".	10
4	806	He had told me earlier that I was not of the metal workers.	10
5	544	"I could not have earlier had the feelings you induced in me".	10
6	13	Earlier they had scrubbed and rinsed and, with rags, on their hands and knees, dried the deck.	10
7	138	Uchafu had told me, earlier, that it was to keep her quiet.	10
8	146	"Where!" "What is going on here?" cried the proprietor of the tavern, who had come in earlier, and was now behind the counter, ladling out paga.	10
12	467	But a few Ehn earlier you dared to touch a cup on the table of masters, as though it were your own, and would have, if not stopped, drunk from it.	10
12	475	"Earlier I told you," said he, "that the whip would be later used.	10
12	542	These words, too, I recalled, had been used by the dark-haired girl earlier to the blond-haired barbarian.	10
12	597	There, in the anteroom, one of them retrieved the tiny scrap of yellow pleasure silk the girl had brought with her, wadded in her hand, when she had come earlier to the building.	10
13	107	"Use now to me," I said, "the second of the two formulas, personalized, which you earlier used to me, when you had so foolishly thought yourself a free woman".	10
13	718	"You subjected me earlier to slave rape," she said, soft tears in her eyes, with tender reproach.	10
14	216	"Surely," she said, "you did not think I was earlier responsive to you?" "You now have my permission to again respond," I said.	10
15	215	He had established for us, earlier, yesterday evening, that the ring on the chain had been the shield ring.	10
15	220	The exchange of rings, of course, had actually taken place earlier, in privacy.	10
23	41	I recognized him, having seen him earlier in the palace of Bila Huruma.	10
23	441	"We passed it earlier today".	10
27	62	"Come ashore," said one of the men in Ushindi, he who had earlier used this language, and Ukungu as well.	10
29	49	"You need not have struck me, earlier this afternoon," she said.	10
29	89	He then, from a sack brought from the canoe, threw her two strings of colored wooden beads, blue, and red and yellow, which we had obtained in trade from the fishing village earlier.	10
32	551	The architecture of the city was identical to that of the ruins we had earlier visited, but this city was not in ruins.	10
32	889	And I now knelt, as the girl in the carving I had earlier seen had knelt.	10
34	148	I tied the free end of the strap about the slave stake, using the prepared groove in the stake which I had earlier cut.	10
34	163	We had drunk earlier, from the water cupped at the base of the leaves of fan palms.	10
43	7	It was similar to the tiny lung fish I had seen earlier on the river, those little creatures clinging to the half-submerged roots of shore trees, and, as often as not, sunning themselves on the backs of tharlarion, those tiny fish called gints.	10
43	129	In the prow of the second was the slender-legged, dark-haired girl whom we had seen earlier.	10
44	28	"Hurry!" I saw the large fish, one of the bulging-eyed fish we had seen earlier, a gigantic gint, or like a gigantic gint, it now having slipped over the channel's sill, disappear under the water.	10
44	227	"Our hunting earlier today was successful".	10
47	4	I knew the stockade, for it was the same from which we had, earlier, stolen away in the night.	10
47	69	I remembered it, for it was the same from which we had, earlier, slipped away in the darkness of the night.	10
48	175	He snapped them on the dark-haired girl and then, as I had, freed her wrists of the earlier binding, which had been, in her case, a length of vine rope from the small people.	10
49	51	"We found the wreckage of one earlier," I said, "and now the wreckage of this one".	10
53	33	On his right hand, now, he wore another ring, the fang ring, which, filled with kanda, I had seen earlier in Schendi.	10
53	310	Too easily, earlier, it might have been lost.	10

Book 14. (23 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1009	I then understood the meaning of the two metallic sounds I had heard earlier, one within each door.	10
1	1093	I realized now, from the driver's behavior earlier, that he had not counted on my being in the cab.	10
11	663	My arms were held at my sides by the two gigantic brutes, guards, whom I had seen earlier.	10
11	686	It was the same sound I had heard earlier, in the corridors.	10
12	28	Such garments, I suspected, were a softened heritage, rather than a break from such a heritage, from the repressions of an earlier era in Earth history, repressions now denied but repressions undeniably lingering.	10
12	479	From an attendant she retrieved the collar which she had earlier handed him.	10
13	365	I recalled our earlier exchange, in which she had told me that she was not for the likes of me, but for free men.	10
13	748	Suddenly, angrily, I ran after the departing palanquin, that behind which the exquisite, dark-haired girl, she to whom I had been earlier speaking, was one of the chained, displayed beauties.	10
13	780	Earlier I had been almost stunned with the sight of her beauty.	10
16	152	I had seen them twice earlier, this morning, when I had been on another errand for my mistress.	10
16	192	Twice earlier, too, I had been the only one in the shop but, still, I had not been waited on.	10
16	323	I saw that the two men who held me were the fellows in the brown tunics whom I had seen earlier.	10
18	190	Kenneth, who had held an earlier inspection, had been satisfied, and he was, I suspected, harder to please than would be the mistress.	10
19	23	My feet seldom moved more than some twenty inches apart; earlier in my training my ankles had been shackled; now, kinesthetically, habitually, without thinking, I tended almost invariably to maintain a sensible measure between my feet; I stayed, too, generally on my toes; this reduces friction and e...	10
21	447	"You were right earlier," he said, "when you suggested that the mistress seemed in a good mood.	10
22	379	"Bring a slave whip," said the Lady Florence to Pamela, who swiftly brought it to her, from where she had earlier cast it aside.	10
22	405	"Earlier, I suspect," said Kenneth, "she has danced so only in the privacy of her chambers, naked, before her mirror".	10
23	117	I, a mere slave, use her former silk slave as my own silk slave! Thus do I demean her!" "I did not earlier this week," I said, "steal a kiss from Tuka nor did I, two days later, with two hands, intimately caress the leg of Peliope near the first feed shed".	10
25	167	Again Krondar charged, as though maddened, but I had earlier seen his understanding that I might be dangerous.	10
26	89	"Today, earlier," I said, "I defeated Krondar, a fighting slave of Ar, purchased by Miles of Vonda".	10
27	126	In passing, of course, one notes, as we did not earlier, that they also, obviously, identify her as a slave, and thus, in their way, act as an additional bond on her and, of course, smooth over social interactions, as it would not do at all for slaves and free women to be in any way confused.	10
27	128	Now that certain things, hopefully, are understood, there will be no objection raised to an earlier observation, the utility of slave garments in the way of showing off the slave, so to speak.	10
32	7	She was tethered by the neck beside me, by the strap which had earlier served as her leash.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	573	"And you must leave it somewhat earlier than I," I said.	10
8	17	I had seen the table there earlier.	10
8	137	"Fortunately for you, my dear Callimachus, my friend Kliomenes, the disagreeable fellow who left the tavern earlier, does not know you.	10
14	155	"Too," I said, "earlier you dared to speak my name".	10
21	13	I think that I have already, earlier, given some general indications as to the sort of criteria apparently used by Gorean slavers in, as it is sometimes said, harvesting from the slave fields of Earth.	10
23	48	"I had expected the topaz to be delivered earlier," said Policrates.	10
24	20	Among them was, opened, the rounded steel loop she had worn about her neck, earlier.	10
24	437	"It was my name originally, on Earth, as you may recall I mentioned earlier.	10
25	141	"He did his duty, as I had done mine, earlier," said Callimachus.	10
28	63	He picked up the tiny bit of slave silk which we had, earlier, ordered her to remove, before disguising her as a Coin Girl and sending her into the streets to fetch Aemilianus to our meeting.	10
28	91	The second man, tall and rangy, was he who had interrogated me in the headquarters of the men of Port Cos a few days earlier, when, on the asseverations of Miss Henderson, I had been taken into custody.	10
28	144	"I would have been here earlier," said Glyco to Tasdron, "but I could not readily find Callisthenes".	10
28	330	He had not failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus.	10
30	395	"Earlier," said he, "you hesitated, if only briefly, in carrying out a command".	10
33	196	"You said, earlier," I said, "that you did not think we could stop an attack in force upon the chain".	10

Book 16. (29 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	74	Damage had already been incurred by our stern castle in an earlier engagement.	10
5	140	Their ships are undermanned!" To be sure we had noted, earlier, the wreckage of at least four of the ships of Ar's Station, including two of her heavy-class galleys, the Tullia and the Publia.	10
7	67	A Vosk gull had alit on the wreckage to which I had earlier clung.	10
8	487	* * * * I pulled the portion of the wadded strip of scarlet sheet, wet and heavy, out of her mouth, a portion of the same, and still attached to it, that I had used earlier to blindfold her.	10
8	541	I fetched the wadding of scarlet silk which I had earlier used to gag her and put it in my belt.	10
9	55	I realized that she would have to be beaten as she had, earlier, raised her head without permission.	10
9	116	Using this as a diversion the Tina and the Tais, with Aemilianus, and the crew and men of the Olivia, with captured pennons from prize ships taken earlier from the Voskjard, had permitted other ships, like sharks, to pass them, following the light of the Olivia, taking that light for the locale of b...	10
9	229	"He, furious but resigned, cognizant of his expressed intentions and earlier proposals, became convinced that his duty lay in this direction.	10
9	331	She had perhaps been struck by one of the pirate ships, or perhaps, earlier, a casualty from a previous day, had come loose from one of the bars in the river.	10
9	336	"Why has it not attacked earlier?" asked a man.	10
11	57	When the fellow had thrust Lola into the room, earlier in the afternoon, I had, from the concealment of the balcony, wishing to keep my presence in the holding unknown to the brunette, observed what had ensued.	10
11	76	She had, I gathered, seen the brunette push the other girl away, earlier.	10
11	94	It was the girl whom the brunette, earlier, had pushed away.	10
12	55	I had, indeed, earlier speculated from pirate strategies that the fleet had been under the command not of the Voskjard, but of a lesser man.	10
12	109	There, by larger numbers, the smaller groups would be disarmed, beaten and hurled into waiting, smooth-sided capture pits, prepared earlier by the captured pirates of Kliomenes.	10
14	14	I remembered it from earlier, from outside the sea gate, at the holding.	10
17	265	This was the consequence, it seemed, somehow, of a troubling interview she had had earlier with a man whom I now knew to have been either a Gorean slaver, or one in league with such.	10
19	29	This was the same house which we had earlier occupied together, when I had mistakenly permitted the slave the dignity and status of the free woman.	10
19	216	"Master kissed me earlier," she gasped, happily.	10
19	737	"But before you could be put up for sale," I said, "you must learn certain lessons, which apparently you have earlier failed to master, on the position, and condition, of the Gorean slave girl".	10
20	24	Earlier, as a portion of our entertainment, she had played on the lyre, and sung for us.	10
20	206	"Was it your intention, earlier, to give Shirley to Aemilianus?" asked Callimachus.	10
20	834	It was identical to the one I had earlier given to Aemilianus.	10
20	1076	Off with the garment," said Aemilianus to the voluptuous slave, who had been Shirley, whipping out the binding strap I had given him earlier.	10
20	1140	I love you!" Miles of Vonda then picked up the lyre, which she had used earlier in entertaining us.	10
20	1166	"The appointment was made earlier this afternoon, in a secret session of the High Council of the Vosk League," said Tasdron, "that body sovereign in the league, composed of representatives drawn from all the member towns".	10
20	1290	She then retained this position, not having been given permission to break it, while I went to the tiles at the foot of the table and gathered up the two golden straps with which, earlier, she had simulated the footwear she had worn at the restaurant.	10
20	1476	"Please, Master, no!" "Did you not suggest this earlier? It has been a long day.	10
21	425	"It is interesting," I said, "I think, as you suggested earlier, I may have always thought of you, somehow, on some level, at least, perhaps not fully consciously, from my first glimpse of you, as a slave".	10

Book 17. (30 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	186	The only light in the room was from the tiny tharlarion-oil lamp which, earlier, Thurnock had placed on the shelf near the door.	10
1	284	I had not detected them earlier in the shadows.	10
1	538	I had seen one in a complex, some years earlier, in the north.	10
1	797	They tend to be a more slender, longer-limbed people; their daughters menstruate earlier; and their babies are not born with a blue spot at the base of the spine, as is the case with most of the red hunters.	10
1	895	"That he, earlier, during the day, saw sign of the medicine helper, but only in the dream interpreted it".	10
1	1360	Sardak reached down and seized up the huge spear which Kog had earlier placed to the side.	10
2	2	Samos and I rode inside the squarish, covered barge in which we had earlier come to the tarn complex in the marshes.	10
2	147	As I have earlier indicated the slave girl is normally transported in total ignorance of her destination.	10
4	147	"Please, Master," begged the girl who had spoken earlier to the young man, "when we camp, tie my neck to a tree and untie my ankles.	10
6	127	I had, earlier in the afternoon, on one of my purchased kaiila, scouted the terrain north and south of Kailiauk.	10
8	84	I gathered that a limited-lot price must have been agreed upon earlier, perhaps with Ram Seibar himself.	10
8	107	"Noble Sirs!" called a voice, that of the fellow in the soiled blue-and-yellow shirt who had, earlier, been advertising the sale outside the compound.	10
8	145	Some of the girls auctioned earlier had also been presented to the buyers initially clothed, to one extent or the other, their clothing then being removed, sometimes sardonically and ceremoniously, during the course of their sale.	10
8	159	She had been brought into the hall and strung up so cruelly by the wrists only after the completion of the earlier auctions.	10
8	410	As it did so the attendant to whom the auctioneer had earlier addressed himself, now returned, supported the girl.	10
8	539	The men, I gathered, were drovers, members probably of the same crew that I had seen arrive earlier, those who had driven their kaiila, crying out and shouting, through the streets.	10
8	855	It was an even silver tarsk, or an even hundred copper tarsks, of the sort common in Kailiauk, figured in multiples of ten, over the earlier standing bid of six nine.	10
11	232	It seemed she wished to have, despite what had earlier transpired, some renewed, explicit confirmation of this aspect of her bondage.	10
13	1114	"You used me well, earlier," she said.	10
14	299	Earlier today Grunt had fashioned a travois for his pack kaiila.	10
14	554	"She responded to your commands earlier," I said.	10
14	835	"You are neither little nor thin," I said, "and, as I have earlier remarked, you do not have pimples".	10
14	917	After I had carried the new girl to the chain and put her on the grass, locking the collar on her, I went to the red-haired girl and, as I had earlier promised her, bound her hand and foot.	10
14	1131	I had been, of course, as best I could, reconstructing portions of the conversation which I had earlier seen take place between Corn Stalks and Grunt.	10
15	180	There was blood about the jaws, and lips, of the kaiila, from where, earlier, he had jerked back on the jaw rope.	10
16	115	These were the wagons for which I had earlier sought in vain, the smaller, squarish wagons, which had been with the mercenary column.	10
18	65	I recalled that we had obtained this information earlier from the Waniyanpi with whom we had conversed.	10
18	173	I now, for the first time, fully, understood Grunt's earlier noticed lack of ease.	10
19	280	He had shortened it earlier, and torn it at the side, to permit himself more freedom of movement in it.	10
19	773	Kog and Sardak, with some companions, and at least one other Kur, as well, whom I had seen earlier, threatening the Waniyanpi, had survived the recent action.	10

Book 18. (38 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	8	Earlier, dismounted, we had placed the palms of our hands to the earth.	10
1	9	It was then that we had first felt it, earlier this morning, from as faraway as perhaps twenty pasangs.	10
7	335	"I had not known, earlier, from your behavior, that you had been sent to report to this lodge".	10
8	22	"I spoke to Cuwignaka earlier today," I said.	10
9	625	She had earlier confided to me that the first time she had seen Canka she had wanted to be his slave.	10
10	23	"It is my hope," said Canka, "that she will not repeat her earlier mistakes".	10
12	216	I had placed it there earlier.	10
12	693	She had, earlier, brought me water in her mouth, but, in its transfer, at the touch of her lips, it had only led to a new ravishment of her.	10
12	722	Well did she remember our earlier conversation.	10
13	122	She was much different now, clearly, than she had been earlier in the day.	10
18	78	"If he could see you now," I said, "if he could see how beautiful you have become, doubtless he would regret his earlier decision, keenly".	10
18	125	I wished to find Grunt, to query him as to the possible significance, if any, of the information I had earlier received from Oiputake, as to the identity of the Yellow Knives in the camp.	10
28	16	On the other hand, Hci had been scrupulously honest, somewhat to our surprise, in making it clear to his father and to Kahintokapa the source of his earlier recommendations for defense against the attacks of the Kinyanpi.	10
28	31	He had his shield again in its cover, as he had had earlier.	10
28	153	It was she whom I had taken from a herd earlier, and improved.	10
28	168	She was the slave who, earlier, had been used by Yellow-Knives as, in effect, a lure girl, one used to distract or, say, entrap a warrior.	10
28	215	They would not repeat their earlier mistake of a direct, low-level attack against our defenses.	10
28	335	Earlier I had conjectured that Alfred and his men had returned to civilization.	10
28	343	Even so small a detail as the earlier, small-scale attack of the Kinyanpi now became clear.	10
28	344	It must have been indeed, as I had earlier conjectured, an excursionary probe to determine the test defenses, before the main force, held in reserve, was committed.	10
28	351	The Yellow-Knife lines were now sweeping past the creature which had emerged earlier from their ranks.	10
29	14	"I am the slave of Cotanka! Where is Cotanka!" It was she who earlier, in effect, had functioned as a lure girl.	10
29	20	Other riders, earlier, had passed this way.	10
32	21	On the other side of it sat the three war chiefs of the Yellow Knives, those who had been earlier in the camp.	10
32	168	Iwoso then crouched down and, taking a braided, rawhide rope from her waist, presumably the same one I had seen her with earlier, even before the first attack on the camp, tied it about the neck of the helpless, terrified slave.	10
33	59	Near her was the woman who had run to fetch them, she who had earlier had the pans and cups on the platform.	10
35	163	It had rained earlier in the evening.	10
37	68	This was the rope which I had tied on her ankle earlier, before I had ordered her into the pit.	10
39	390	I had not seen any reason, earlier, to point this out.	10
43	278	Then, as though fearing I had been too lenient, I retightened the straps, closely, but not as tightly as they had been earlier.	10
44	231	As suggested earlier, however, in most houses, little time is lost in teaching a girl to kiss, lick, and writhe.	10
44	573	He who had leapt his kaiila over the lower barricade was the second war chief of the Yellow Knives, he who had ascended the trail only Ehn earlier.	10
45	91	With it we set fire to the great bundles of brush, on ropes, which had been prepared earlier.	10
47	326	He had not taken part, as far as I knew, in the earlier actions.	10
47	438	In such a way, according to the Memory, an earlier tragedy, now almost lost in legends, had begun.	10
50	88	Matters such as intention, as I have earlier indicated, are in such cases irrelevant to the legal enactments involved.	10
54	24	Dust Leg and Kaiila, as I have earlier indicated, are closely related languages.	10
54	284	These he had given to Mahpiyasapa, as a gift, in a sense, but also, in a way, as a payment for his earlier acquisition of Winyela, whom Grunt had brought originally into the Barrens as a property for Mahpiyasapa.	10

Book 19. (36 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	"You may change in here," had said the man earlier, indicating a small dressing room off the studio.	10
1	292	That stratagem, the pretext of a possible earlier acquaintance, hackneyed and familiar though it might be, still affords a societally acceptable approach to a female.	10
2	10	I had returned home to my small apartment only a few minutes earlier, from the local supermarket.	10
2	12	I had, to be sure, taken the hundred-dollar bill from the mail box earlier and put it in my dresser.	10
2	462	Earlier I had only dimly understood this, or sensed this.	10
2	523	Earlier I had asked the man if the box might have been a safe.	10
3	827	"Earlier," I said, "your master, when beside the couch, said something to you.	10
3	843	This posture, to be sure, though I do not think I would have admitted it to the girl, did strike me as being much more feminine than that which I had earlier adopted.	10
3	1009	"You said earlier," I said, "that I was very beautiful".	10
4	374	And had I wished further confirmation of my condition and status surely I had received it earlier today, from the very citizens of Corcyrus itself.	10
4	424	She, as I had earlier in the day, wore the robes of the Tatrix.	10
4	515	I forced from my mind the memory of the slaves I had seen earlier, the girls in the street, in their one-piece, skimpy garments, heads down, kneeling, chained together by the neck, the girls in the market, in their chains, stark naked, kneeling, too, their heads down to the warm cement, being public...	10
5	292	I had had matters out with Ligurious earlier, about such things as the barring on my door.	10
6	218	It was now, again, pulling toward the center of the road, the high iron-rimmed wheels trundling on the stone, seeking the long, shallow, shiny, saucerlike ruts, polished in the stone by the earlier passage of countless vehicles.	10
6	310	It was quite commonly the case, I had learned, that for a concert by Lysander one could not buy admission at the gate, but must present ostraka purchased earlier in one of the market places or squares.	10
6	773	Too, I recalled his earlier nervousness, though now that had seemed to pass.	10
6	777	Too suddenly, it had seemed, after earlier demurrings, he had brought me to the wall.	10
6	785	Then why would you have so suddenly, so belatedly, have found my suggestion agreeable? Had something happened to make you change your mind? Why, too, earlier, did you seem so distracted, as though your thoughts were elsewhere? Too, of all these places on the wall, why did you bring me here, so close...	10
7	172	He tossed the soft flask to the top of the chest, atop his cloak, which I, earlier, bidden, had folded and placed there.	10
9	25	I had thought that I had seen you in an anteroom off the great hall, only some Ehn earlier".	10
9	100	I, as earlier, apparently in accord with the public customs of Corcyrus, had been unveiled.	10
11	212	"As I reported earlier," he said, "well".	10
12	5	Earlier I had stood frightened behind the door, now kept locked, my ear to the wood.	10
19	293	Indeed, from the point of view of a new occupant, any lingering traces of my sojourn here would doubtless be interpreted as indicating the earlier tenancy of merely another slave, no different from others.	10
20	45	I had met her earlier, around supper time, back among the wagons.	10
23	298	I did not think that I was the same Tiffany Collins as I had been earlier.	10
24	83	Some other "Tiffany" had perhaps, at some earlier time, stood where I stood.	10
26	22	An Ahn or so earlier we had been in the kitchen.	10
29	163	"Earlier you seemed warm and ready.	10
30	448	It was the same position the guardsman had placed me in earlier.	10
33	132	He could not very well inform the assemblage of the exchange he had attempted to effect earlier in the throne room.	10
33	377	"I recall an earlier witness," said Miles of Argentum, "my slave, Susan".	10
36	111	"But he has had you leaping in his arms, several times, apparently last night, and earlier, on various days," he said.	10
36	120	I had not seen him since earlier this morning, when I had knelt before him, kissing his feet, gratefully, for his attentions to me last night, and he had, without explanation, removed my clothing and my collar.	10
36	1298	How was it that I had not understood that earlier? I was now no longer "Tatrix".	10
36	1500	"But was it necessary," I asked, "that you used me as you did earlier, after you had whipped me?" "How was that?" he asked.	10

Book 20. (67 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	21	I myself, whose Home Stone was already placed, preferred a much earlier and more central placement of the Home Stone.	10
1	301	"You seemed to think earlier," said Samos, "that such a slavery might be all right for your maidens, but not for yourself".	10
1	631	"Whip," I said, to a man, the fellow who had earlier disciplined the foolish slave who had permitted herself, without permission, to display merriment over the plight of a free woman.	10
1	634	"I do not believe you were given permission to stop dancing earlier," I said.	10
1	797	"Thank you, my Master!" Samos then nodded to one of the men standing about, the burly oarsman from whom earlier, eluding him, she had danced away.	10
1	1062	They were the fellows in whose custody the free woman, the Lady Rowena of Lydius, had earlier been drawn to our attention.	10
2	348	The Merchant was played by the harassed, paunchy-looking fellow I had seen earlier.	10
2	367	With them, too, were some of the actors from the earlier farces, usually presented in rounds of four or five.	10
2	766	I myself had earlier speculated along these lines.	10
2	848	It was then that I recalled my earlier conversation with Henrius.	10
2	984	I rolled to the side, my hand going instinctively for the blade in my sheath, but the sheath, the weapon earlier surrendered at the check point through which I had entered the piazza, was empty.	10
2	1002	Yet I had seen him earlier at the check point.	10
2	1290	She was the free woman whom I had seen earlier, she masquerading as a slave, with the brief bit of cloth about her hips.	10
2	1364	"You touched the slave, earlier," she said.	10
2	1674	I reached to the bit of cloth which I had earlier removed from her and draped over one of the posts of the pleasure rack, where she could look upon it, and be reminded that she no longer wore it, that it, though hers, had been taken from her, that I had not chosen to permit it to her.	10
4	10	"This is a pleasant spot," she had said earlier.	10
4	28	"That is he, now, Brinlar," she had said earlier.	10
4	117	She had told me earlier that she had had business in Port Kar.	10
5	77	She would doubtless, as I had earlier thought, bring a high price in a slave market.	10
5	132	I had made this determination earlier in the day, in scouting the inn, before she and her men had arrived.	10
5	283	"Do you recall having received a command earlier?" I asked.	10
6	3	I had seen her a few days earlier in Port Kar.	10
6	511	"Have you given some thought to the matter of whether or not you will permit me the peep of which we spoke so intriguingly earlier?" he asked.	10
6	1076	Indeed, it was the same as that which she had often assumed earlier in the farce, when she had supposedly been such a free female.	10
6	1164	"I mistook you for feed hunters earlier," said Boots to the new arrivals.	10
6	1284	Any one of them, I supposed, as I had conjectured earlier, would be capable of handling her superbly.	10
6	1309	He held out his hand with the five silver tarsks, accrued but moments earlier from the sale of the Brigella.	10
6	1357	On the other hand, I had tried to arrange it earlier in such a way that she would not be sold until the eighteenth Ahn, at least, by which time I expected to be able to get Boots Tarsk-Bit to look at her.	10
7	42	Then, in moments, building on her earlier sensitivity, I conducted her perforce to a height where she might sense, but not yet experience, a new horizon.	10
7	54	I had checked the location earlier in the afternoon.	10
7	62	Some of the collars which had held women near her earlier were empty.	10
7	63	"You!" she had said, earlier, around noon, when I had first seen her there.	10
7	165	This provides not only the seller with a convenience, helping to make certain his records remain clear, but it can be helpful to the buyer also, who may then, presumably already having established his interests, perhaps in virtue of commands earlier addressed to the lovely chattels in the exhibition...	10
7	177	Did she not know that the prospective buyer might not prove to be interested in her, and that she might in the meantime, by lax postures or attitudes, be discouraging other occurrences of interest; too, what of the other slaves and the aesthetic integrity of the display line; too, the prospective bu...	10
7	258	Security in Brundisium, I had learned earlier from Boots, was tight.	10
9	366	"Too," said Boots, "I think you are highly intelligent, and, if I am not mistaken, you have also, at the fair, earlier, given us some subtle indications of possessing a great deal of talent".	10
10	78	He himself, of course, earlier, at her instigation, when she was a free woman, had been flogged at the fair.	10
10	291	"Brundisium, as I have warned you earlier, may be dangerous.	10
10	346	The Lady Yanina was not a foolish, panic-stricken Earth girl, new to bondage, its possibility scarcely having earlier entered her ken, frenziedly, absurdly trying to remove fetters from her body, but a Gorean woman.	10
10	428	If there could have been any doubt about it such doubts would have been dispelled by the thick, black, stenciled lettering on the bag, giving a bold and unmistakable account of its earlier contents, together with their grind and grade, and the signs of the processing mill and its associated wholesal...	10
10	722	"My duties?" "As I suggested earlier, fetching water, gathering firewood, and such".	10
11	43	Similarly her beauty has not, as yet at least, as you can see, been graced by the imprinting upon it of some delicate emblem indicative of the status of property, some device recollective of the unmistakable, transforming kiss of the blazing iron! As advertised, as proclaimed, as announced earlier, ...	10
12	39	One of my Riders of the High Tharlarion, as I indicated earlier, was now at Ubar's Initiate Eight, threatening capture of Home Stone on the next move.	10
12	42	He had his Ubara, as I indicated earlier, at Ubara's Tarnsman Five.	10
12	48	They were, as I indicated earlier, his Home Stone, located at Ubar's Initiate One, and a Builder, located at Ubar's Builder One.	10
12	263	I now began to suspect that what I had thought had been a rather weak, easily averted threat of capture of Home Stone, the earlier alignment of his Ubara and Scribe on that crucial diagonal, might actually have had a somewhat different, more latent, more insidious purpose.	10
12	651	This was, of course, the residue of dust remaining on them, after she had, earlier in the afternoon, kicked dust upon them.	10
13	75	It was probably greater now, for some reason, I suspected, than earlier, else Boots would presumably have known more of it.	10
14	412	Such thoughts had run through my mind earlier, when I had first come to the edge of the pack.	10
14	415	But had I not acted upon this understanding, immediately, almost instinctively, whose earlier significance only now came fully home to me? I had.	10
14	446	It was the urt Nim Nim had earlier identified as the leader of the pack.	10
16	806	Flaminius, as I had earlier noted, did not seem too pleased with the nature and progress of the evening.	10
18	100	They, with their documents of departure, earlier prepared, seen to routinely, and unsuspectingly, by the Lady Yanina, upon the request of Boots Tarsk-Bit, who had a knack for such details, would flee the city.	10
18	133	It was, of course, the trunk in which I had been placed earlier, that in which I had been transported to Brundisium, that from which I was to be produced, that from which I was to be presented, a completely helpless, chained prisoner, by the Lady Yanina to her ubar, Belnar of Brundisium.	10
18	145	I recalled her words to me earlier, in the camp of Boots Tarsk-Bit.	10
18	208	She did not wear the heavy trick manacles, seemingly suitable for men, in which I had been placed earlier in Boots's camp.	10
18	248	I had decided earlier, in the camp of Boots Tarsk-Bit, that she would be whipped.	10
18	398	"Surely," said another, uneasily, he who had spoken fearfully earlier, "if he had been able to reach one of the doors, he would not have had the time to pause and let himself in".	10
18	400	"It would only be necessary that he had managed to have a key earlier".	10
18	403	"I do not think he would have had time to reach one of the doors," said a fellow, one who had spoken earlier.	10
19	85	But he had come here earlier, it seemed.	10
20	10	It was I who had earlier released it, with the other prisoners.	10
20	32	To one side in the pit, safely away from flammable materials, was the huge vat, or cauldron, which had been in the great hall earlier.	10
20	106	I considered the cleverness of Belnar, and the probable audacity and daring of such a man, one deviously implicated, I suspected, in the intricate and dangerous games of Gorean high politics, and how easily I had been earlier outwitted in my first attempt to close with him, in my first attempt to ga...	10
21	498	Earlier I had taken Yanina to the kitchen.	10
21	503	I had had her earlier performing various menial labors in the camp, but they had then been simple humiliations muchly for my amusement, imposed on a free woman; here they were small duties expected as a matter of course from a slave.	10
21	521	To be sure, we had all eaten earlier, as well.	10

Book 21. (36 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	140	I had some idea of the forces of Cos which had made their landing at Brundisium earlier in Se'Kara.	10
4	443	As Hurtha had warned me earlier, Sorath well knew the ways of the ax.	10
4	624	In a few moments we had come to the wagon of the fellow who had given us a ride earlier.	10
5	409	Too, I had earlier decided to move Feiqa.	10
6	77	Had Tula not had some bread earlier? "Have a mushroom," said Hurtha.	10
6	201	I then, without great pleasure, restored to the determined, inflexible fellow the amount in full which he had earlier, and of his own free will, as I did not fail to remind him, bestowed on my friend, Hurtha.	10
9	7	Too, several contingents of cavalry had swept by us earlier in the evening.	10
11	24	Perhaps I had made a mistake, earlier, several nights before, in revealing the Alar's name.	10
11	104	"Surely you recall the four silver tarsks I gave you earlier in the evening".	10
11	147	I held forth to him the four copies of poems which had been given to me earlier by his four customers, or patrons.	10
13	136	She resumed the position to which she had been earlier commanded, promptly and exactly.	10
13	190	It had doubtless to do, as speculated earlier, with records.	10
13	228	She was more important than you, and thus has an earlier number".	10
13	285	As suggested earlier, for all practical purposes, for the Gorean female slave, properly identified, branded and collared, there is no escape.	10
14	8	"As those earlier were similarly adherents of Ar?" I asked.	10
15	290	"Had you used it earlier," I said, "it would now be a part of military history, of the lore associated with your name, something which all garrisons in appropriate cities would now anticipate and take steps to prevent".	10
16	117	This was a different arrangement than had held the larger groups of women earlier, outside, at various points on the Avenue of Adminius.	10
16	157	"You said, earlier, when first we discovered one another here, both stripped prisoners, the loot of soldiers, on a common chain, when I said that I had thought you might have escaped, that you had not, that the collar was on your neck".	10
16	385	He was the same fellow who, earlier, had brought in the newest arrival, bound and leashed, in the Semnium.	10
16	651	But then I think that was established earlier".	10
16	1520	Sometimes these are taught as functions of arbitrary sounds, so that she must learn them as any animal might, without the benefit of an earlier understanding of the words used.	10
16	1555	To be sure, most of those stripes had probably been put on her earlier by her master, that he might assure himself that no matter what happened later in the day, the girl would be brought to understand that anything less than perfect performance was not to be tolerated in a female slave.	10
19	255	He, appointed through the influence of Cernus, who was soon to ascend the throne of Ar, had replaced the venerated hero, Maximus Hegesius Quintilius of Ar, who had earlier expressed reservations concerning the investiture of Cernus, a merchant and slaver, in the caste of warriors.	10
19	483	I now understood more clearly than before why earlier messengers or agents might have failed to make contact with the regent and high general.	10
21	194	At any rate, Dietrich of Tarnburg, when I had spoken with him in Torcadino, claimed to have received no responses to these earlier communications.	10
22	212	I now had an excellent idea what had happened to the lovely, light-haired slave we had seen earlier on a lower landing, she whose tunic was opened and whose hair had been in such disorder.	10
22	213	She had been "captured" earlier.	10
23	98	"I was told by a fellow earlier that only citizens might be on the rope," I said.	10
23	142	Some, too, I supposed, would be sold by citizens who had received them earlier in the legal distributions.	10
24	370	I then turned to the page to which the fellow had had the book opened earlier.	10
24	534	At that moment a lithe, sinewy fellow entered, doubtless in response to the sound of the bell a few moments earlier.	10
25	291	The Lady Labiena was led from the floor, through the door from which she had earlier emerged.	10
25	518	That woman, she who had earlier taken the Lady Labiena from the floor, came over.	10
25	1023	The fellow she had earlier approached was now slumped on the table.	10
25	1168	"That is the slave whom you earlier dismissed, is it not?" she asked.	10
25	2355	The hostess, in earlier speaking to me of the free woman brought in for a joke, had spoken of putting her out back in the morning, naked, and, if she had been used, with her hands tied behind her, with a punched tarsk bit tied on her belly.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	55	Claudia had been put at the ring earlier and returned to the hold earlier.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	429	I had noted this earlier, given the shortness of her hair, and her earlier position, facing away from us as she drew water.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	1178	She felt her left wrist clasped in a holding manacle, much as had been the case earlier, at the right side of the block, before her ascent to the sawdust-covered, concave surface from which she had been but a moment earlier vended.	10

Book 28. (2 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	122	As indicated earlier in the text, certain obscurities obtain with respect to the origin of the earlier wombs.	10
25	3	Cabot had returned to the villa which had been earlier assigned to him, from which he had fetched a tunic, some supplies, and a pouch, into which he had thrust the strings of rubies given to him earlier, before the trial of Lord Pyrrhus, in which his testimony had been so ineffective.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	282	At that moment the beast hurled itself forward, with startling, incredible swiftness, and I saw him whom I had earlier sought, him whom I had earlier feared lost, dismembered, on Clive, struck to the side with a reckless, wide, sweeping, indiscriminate, mighty blow, one that might have loosened or d...	10