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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	52	I put down the wood I had gathered and approached the object, more curious than anything else.	10
1	153	It would be mad, scrambling about in the darkness, but there seemed to be nothing else that would serve.	10
9	104	It is a city in the delta of the Vosk and as much a den of pirates as anything else.	10
19	42	No Assassin would fire on me, and no one else would dare.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	10	Even men of a caste as low as that of the Tarn-Keepers were intolerably proud of their calling, for who else could raise and train those monstrous birds of prey? I supposed Zosk the Woodsman was proud in the knowledge that he with his great broad-headed ax could fell a tree in one blow, and that per...	10
10	85	"In Tharna," said he, "a man such as you can be nothing else".	10
14	54	It was perhaps the foolish affection which a tarnsman feels for these dangerous, fierce mounts, almost as much a threat to him as to anyone else.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	11	First she boiled and simmered a kettle of Sullage, a common Gorean soup consisting of three standard ingredients and, as it is said, whatever else may be found, saving only the rocks of the field.	10
15	114	How else could learning take place? This device is merely a comparatively considerate, swift and efficient means to an end that is universally regarded as desirable by rational creatures".	10
25	104	Fungus, water and pellets, and whatever else was needed, were apparently administered to the occupants of these cases from the outside by the Muls who attended them.	10
33	63	"All else has failed!" cried the Initiate, weaving back and forth, his hands in the air.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	291	"It had to have been the Ubar of the Paravaci—for who else could have sent their riders against the Tuchuk wagons, who else could have promised a mercenary tarnsman half the bosk and gold and women and wagons of the Paravaci?" I was only dimly aware of their conversation.	10
2	178	The Wagon Peoples value courage above all else.	10
8	585	When she had stood sideways I had favored the left, so that if the stroke was in error, the lance would miss the tospit altogether; but now, as she faced me, the stroke must be made for the center of the fruit; nothing else would do.	10
9	158	Then I heard the Feast Steward call out, his voice silencing all else, all conversation, even the musicians.	10
10	300	I know of nothing else precisely like them on Gor.	10
11	171	"Is a Tuchuk too poor," she asked, "to clothe a miserable slave?" "I have many diamonds in the wagon," said Kamchak, "which you may wear if you wish—but nothing else will you wear until it pleases me".	10
13	156	The four haruspexes turned then, each one facing his own minor haruspexes and anyone else who might be about, and called out, "It is propitious!" There was a pleased cry at this announcement from the throng.	10
14	97	"Why else," asked he, "would you have come to the Wagon Peoples?" I did not respond.	10
14	126	"He said it was now all he was good for—for this—and for nothing else".	10
16	295	How else would he dare to use the name of Priest-Kings on the message in the message collar?" I knew, of course, that the man was not a Priest-King.	10
20	94	"I am," I responded, not knowing much what else to say.	10
24	100	"But for what else?" asked Harold.	10
24	115	"To a Tuchuk," said Harold, "success is courage—that is the important thing—courage itself—even if all else fails—that is success".	10
25	347	"Of course," she said, "who else would have been fool enough to free me?" "Of course," I admitted.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	145	No one else said anything further.	10
17	707	"Then," I said, "let us find something else to do".	10
19	148	The pair was eventually sold to a collector for ten gold pieces; I trust the security of his Pleasure Gardens is superb, else he might waken to a knife at his throat and the demand for a tarn, and, perhaps eventually, in the rags of a slave, a seat on the bench of a cargo galley.	10
22	460	"What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had asked, more for amusement than anything else.	10

Book 6. (10 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	170	The rence hut is commonly used for little else than sleeping.	10
6	219	No one else, it seemed, had yet seen us.	10
8	227	Why else would I have come as early as I had to the barges? I unstrung the great bow and handed it, with its arrows, to Telima.	10
9	267	As slaves, and slaves alone! Worthless are they for aught else! I had loved two women, and I had lost them both.	10
10	80	What else might motivate an intelligent man, other perhaps than the bodies of his women, or those he would decide to make his women, which might serve him for recreation? In these days, in myself, I found little that I could respect, but I did find that I had come, in my way, to love the sea, as is ...	10
10	134	We then turned our attention to matters of greater importance, the need for more covered docks in the arsenal, beneath which additional galleys could be caulked for the grain fleet, else how could a hundred vessels be ready for the voyage north to the grain fields before the sixth passage hand? It i...	10
11	479	Why else should there be a meeting of the two Ubars? Generally, there was almost as little love lost between them as between them and the Ubars of Port Kar.	10
11	573	"Antisthenes is wise," I said, "and understands the risks involved, but many of the words Samos has addressed to us seem to me sound and true, and chief among them his assertion that it should be a captain who conducts this mission, for how else could we so easily prove the seriousness of our intent...	10
18	117	How else, I asked myself, had he been able to take an oar on the longboat in the canals when I had gone to the hall of the Council of Captains, or been able to board the Dorna, or taken his place in the longboat that had ferried me to the round ship? I, too, was not unfond of the boy.	10
18	874	"Nothing else?" I asked.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	465	"Naught else! Naught else, Mistress!" "Spare the slave," said Verna.	10
8	522	What was it that was different? I wore my camisk, belted with leather, binding leather, suitable for securing a woman, naught else.	10
8	805	"There is nothing much else to do in the villages," said Lana, who refused to try the game.	10
9	463	"Yes! I acknowledge myself a slave! I am a slave! I am a slave!" "And only a slave," inquired Verna, "and nothing other than a slave?" "I am only a slave," I cried, "and nothing other than a slave!" "Naught else?" she asked.	10
9	464	"Naught else, Mistress!" I cried.	10
10	169	"But perhaps you have something else to offer?" he said.	10
10	171	"Perhaps something else," he said.	10
11	87	How else could one wear the finest earrings? What fools these girls were.	10
11	316	If I could engage his affections, I would have him then, would I not, at my mercy? I would bend my efforts to do so, and when I had done so then I might, by granting, or refusing to grant, my favors, or the fervor of my favors, control him and, though I wore the collar, own him! How else could a wom...	10
11	665	He had, apparently, to my irritation, not expected anything else of me.	10
12	603	Else we might have been leashed.	10
13	83	"But where else is there to go?" She smiled.	10
15	341	Fortunately the garment was not marked, else Ute, discovering it, might have punished me.	10
15	924	How else could it have been? "Hurry, Slave! Hurry in your work!" cried Ute.	10
17	166	Sometimes we were master and common slave, and sometimes we were something else, that I dare not speak, but I feared now, much, that he would sell me.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	147	And who else might dare to be enemy to such a man? Who else had he to fear? Who else, as danger, might figure as worthy to be included in the calculations of such a warrior, such a Ubar? Marlenus never miscalculated.	10
2	410	Else we might be tempted to put our chains on you".	10
5	188	I do not know how else to express it, I have never seen it in a free woman.	10
7	371	There was not much else.	10
9	155	"Speak," said Verna to Mira, "what else you saw, before their camp was broken, before their tarns took flight".	10
12	159	Sometimes a girl is purchased, or sought out in a tavern or brothel, merely because she reminds a fellow of someone else.	10
13	242	My men would not have revealed to them who else might be officer.	10
14	282	The Gorean slave girl, if nothing else, is commonly no stranger to love.	10
19	197	"Who else?" said Sarus.	10
22	647	"Is there nothing else?" I asked.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	143	How else could we tell ourselves from urts and sleen? What distinguishes us from such beasts? The ability to multiply and subtract, to tell lies, to make knives? No, I think particularly it is the sense of honor, and the will to hold one's ground.	10
1	645	Who else in the marshes wore a golden armlet?" "But why?" I asked.	10
14	28	It was as though it were happening to someone else.	10
17	192	Where else she turned she was met with the fangs and hisses of the accompanying animals.	10
17	254	The eyes did not seem those of the noble Blue Tooth, but of something else, unaccountable, not understood.	10
18	649	What else need one know of a man? "What is to be done with these captive Kurii?" I asked Svein Blue Tooth, indicating the line of imprisoned beasts, some wounded, being driven past us, survivors of the slaughter on the Bridge of Jewels.	10
20	151	"I have something else for you," I told her.	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	616	"Who else?" asked Samos.	10
2	505	"Is there anything else?" I asked.	10
6	98	"Who else saw?" he asked.	10
13	344	"I once mistook you for someone else," I said.	10
14	654	There was nowhere else to go.	10
17	157	All else is the night and darkness.	10
17	160	To what must he be true, if not himself? To what else should he be true? He is born a hunter.	10
24	284	"I dare not even speak to you what else I did," she said.	10
24	496	It was not I who spoke but something else, the words themselves".	10
24	516	She then lifted her head, tears in her eyes, and cried out, defiantly, "Yes, yes! I serve my master! In his arms I am a slave! In his arms I can be nothing else! He conquers and possesses me! In his arms, as he ravishes me, he gives me inordinate pleasure, and it is my hope that he derives from my e...	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	187	All a dream! Then to my misery I remembered the man, being seized from behind, not able even to see him, my struggles, being held so helplessly, the cloth over my mouth and nose, his waiting for me to breathe, at last my gasping helplessly for breath, the terrible fumes, nothing else to breathe, not...	10
9	2152	And where else should a slave be? Where else would a slave wish to be? I looked about.	10
25	28	All must be in order; each element must be in place, else the quarrel will not loosen, else the lock will not open".	10
4	238	With what else might a slave girl be armed? Eta kissed me, and I kissed her.	10
4	576	Did I not know I was a slave girl? Had I expected anything else? Had it not pleased me? I looked sullenly into the dirt.	10
4	609	But, indeed, now, what else was I? And I realized now that such things were right for me, exactly right, and that my feelings were no longer of interest or importance; accordingly, no note would be taken of them, and appropriately.	10
9	370	Never again would I have wanted to be anything else.	10
9	828	I did not know what else to do, and that was what I was.	10
9	1465	I recalled, too, something else he had said.	10
12	727	They must cling as they could to the stirrups with their small strength; else, braceleted as they were, they must simply dangle far above the earth, painfully and helplessly, hoping that not a link in the bracelets would fail.	10
18	87	They return to their masters; there is nowhere else to go; also, interestingly, a girl who is well mastered will often undergo great privations and hardships to return to the brute whom she cannot help loving with every slave inch of her.	10
24	52	Why else would they keep us in the custody they do? Clitus Vitellius shrugged.	10

Book 12. (26 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	284	What else could one such as you be on this world?" She regarded me, her eyes widened in dismay, in comprehension.	10
2	615	"There was something else," I said.	10
3	573	"What else might we be?" "Can you not guess?" asked the girl in the red pull-over.	10
4	763	"Else," I said, "he would have given orders for both of you to be slain".	10
7	19	Else I would not have permitted the man to my house".	10
8	114	"The man who respects a woman does not know what else to do with her," I said.	10
12	146	If one were to steal something where would one hide or sell it? Besides, if one wished something someone else owned and let this be known, the owner would quite possibly give it to you, expecting, of course, to receive as valuable a gift in return.	10
12	251	I am pleased in some respects that words are less dangerous than arrows and daggers, else there surely would have been little left of me.	10
12	680	'" "What else have you learned?" I asked.	10
13	66	Else I would have mentioned my business to you long ago".	10
13	173	"How else could she be ready on time?" "I just was not thinking," I said.	10
14	96	She looked about, but found nothing else which seemed suitable as a weapon.	10
15	567	Nothing else is permitted".	10
15	569	"All else," I said, "is rhetoric, and the dictates of others".	10
15	757	"Else the resentment and hatred they bear the slave girl would be inexplicable".	10
15	1143	"A slave!" "And are you anything else?" I inquired.	10
21	131	"Why else," I asked, "would women dream of chains and the collar?" "I do not know," she said.	10
21	132	"Why else do you think," I asked, "that many highly intelligent women, functioning brilliantly in their world, are yet in the privacy of their own homes the secret slaves of their husbands?" "I do not know," she said.	10
21	142	"Anything else?" I asked.	10
21	394	Where else could one obtain so remarkable and lovely a commodity, with so many delicious applications, at so reasonable a cost? The slave is without defenses; she is utterly and perfectly vulnerable.	10
24	95	Who else will chew the ice from our boots, and sew for us, and boil meat and tend the lamps, and keep us warm in the furs?" He rolled over in the furs.	10
24	188	She is that and nothing else".	10
26	320	"I would rather be nowhere else than here," she said.	10
34	148	Suddenly and so suddenly for a moment I could not comprehend it there was a hideous shriek from the beast and I could hear nothing else for a moment and it was one of surprise and pain and I was momentarily deafened and then, too, at the same time, reflexively I was flung from it the stars and ice s...	10
37	57	"No man respects a woman who knows what else to do with her," she said.	10
38	214	"Why else should a slave girl cry out, if not to be overheard by a master?" "I find women mysterious," I said.	10

Book 13. (19 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	27	"Do Masters desire aught else of Linda?" asked the girl.	10
1	80	Anything else is less than his fulfillment.	10
1	102	Never thereafter can she be anything else.	10
1	495	"It was not a slave ship, I gather," I said, "else it is likely her head and body hair would have been shaved, to reduce the degree of infestation by ship lice in the hold".	10
6	497	How else could it be clear to her that her will, truly, was subjected to that of another? Like all women, in her heart, she wished to be owned, and mastered.	10
6	535	Most in evidence were spice kegs and hide bales, but much else, too, could be seen, cargoes in the warehouses and on the wharves, some waiting, some being actively carried about, being embarked or disembarked.	10
8	68	I assumed her herdsman had delivered her to this tavern, that she be picked up by someone else.	10
13	526	All else, for most practical purposes, follows from that.	10
14	195	"Oh, no!" Then she asked, "Who else is present?" "Another woman," I told her.	10
23	184	"How else can one listen?" he asked.	10
23	185	"How else can one understand others?" "Beggars speak to beggars, and to Ubars," I said.	10
23	345	"There is something else there, too," he said, "which I want".	10
31	39	"Is there anything else?" I asked.	10
32	484	Anything else is a perversion of nature, and results in unhappiness, misery, confusion, frustration, and, often, ill health, mental and physical, for both sexes.	10
34	807	They can own a name no more than they can own anything else.	10
35	92	What else could she have hoped for? I had put her to my purposes, casually, lengthily, rightfully, as I had paid the price of a drink, and left her in the tavern, behind me, slave.	10
48	137	Why else should they hate them so? I slipped the straps on the wrists of the blond girl a bit higher on her wrists.	10
48	255	Technically, according to Merchant Law, which serves as the arbiter in such intermunicipal matters, the girls become briefly the property of their rescuers, else how could they be freed? Further, according to Merchant Law, the rescuer has no obligation to free the girl.	10
53	164	"Why else?" I asked.	10

Book 14. (13 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	366	' He receives the manuscripts, but he apparently knows as little as anyone else about their origin".	10
1	487	'It is a pity that you are so stupid,' he said, 'else you might bring a higher price.	10
1	755	They are something else, not really women or men.	10
1	853	"Would you have bought me?" "What else was for sale?" I asked, smiling.	10
1	896	I realized then, with a force I had not felt before, probably because I had not found a woman so exciting as she before, that, in this society, men must strive to please women, that they must, if they wish to relate to them, be and do exactly what the women wish and require, else the women will simp...	10
2	345	"Or something else," said the heavy man.	10
16	249	Nothing else, you understand, is being sold, only the girl".	10
18	291	"In what else could I possibly have been interested?" she asked.	10
22	666	"How else could one yield totally to a male?" asked the Lady Perimene.	10
25	124	"What else can I do?" asked he.	10
32	55	"With what else have I to bargain?" she asked.	10
32	56	"What else have I to sell?" "You would do commerce with your body?" "Certainly," she said.	10
34	64	"A slave! A slave, Masters!" "Aught else?" "No, Masters! No, Masters!" We heard the lash fall three more times.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	34	"Who else?" I demanded.	10
1	125	She had been offering me something else, other wares of the tavern.	10
2	153	I then put her through a variety of positions, more experimenting with the possibilities of the apparatus than anything else, though the experiments had their aesthetic value, for the Lady Tima was a lovely woman.	10
11	343	It is only that we are men and women, and not something else.	10
11	345	Perhaps we should be something else.	10
15	126	Else he might have returned to cut your throat.	10
24	475	Surely she must be a free woman! She must be free! She was from Earth! But could everything that my blood, my instincts and impulses told me be wrong? But it must be, else a civilization structured upon, and predicated upon, pathologies must disintegrate and perish.	10
25	151	Why else do you think he sought you in Victoria?" "I pledge you that I will work well with Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
30	86	Too, she was a slave and a woman! Who else could it have been? She, indeed, must be the traitress, so lovely in her collar! It could have been, surely, none other than she, the branded Earth girl! I struggled, and cried out with rage.	10
30	160	All else must be falsehood and pathology.	10
32	76	Little else, these days, it seemed, was spoken of in the taverns, in the markets, and on the wharves.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	48	"How else can we withstand the weight of such a wedge?" inquired the officer.	10
8	608	"I am taking your slave, who is quite good," I said, "and something else, too, which I have found of interest".	10
9	10	"A female slave," I said, "and something else, which is of value".	10
12	62	"Who else?" I pressed.	10
12	86	Something else which had been Alcibron's, too, was not far away, a wench I had taken from him and made my own slave.	10
13	15	Callimachus and I must be surrendered to him, Callisthenes, Reginald and Kliomenes must be freed, else Victoria would be subjected to fire and the sword.	10
17	150	"What are you here?" "I am a slave, a slave!" "And are you aught else?" "No, Mistress!" "Perhaps you recall that a command was addressed to you," said her keeper.	10
17	843	Indeed, if she loves the master, she may upon occasion wish to feel his whip, the lash of it, for this impresses his ownership of her upon her as little else.	10
17	954	In a moment she cried out, "Is it all that I am to you, a Coin Girl?" "What else could you be?" I asked.	10
19	441	Too, where else on the body, that the impossibility of escaping it could be more obvious, could it be placed? Surely the physics of widths dictates such a mounting.	10
19	442	But, too, psychologically, where could it be more advantageously placed? Where else on the body might it be placed that its security, its effectiveness and its meaning could be more clearly brought home to its lovely captive? The collar also, of course, has other utilities.	10
19	572	"What else?" I asked.	10
19	999	Else it would be incomprehensible why women long for masters.	10
20	899	If nothing else, it will be beaten out of their beautiful hides by whips.	10
20	1874	Else he would not have bought her.	10
21	115	"What else do you need to know?" "Everything," I said.	10

Book 17. (15 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	687	Else, once the Priest-Kings are disposed of, it would be easier to herd them to our cattle pens".	10
2	52	"Few red savages live outside of the Barrens," I said, "and those who do would presumably be as unfamiliar with them as would be anyone else in their circumstances".	10
2	214	The name, then, is perhaps not best regarded as an item of purely scientific nomenclature but rather as something else, perhaps a warning.	10
5	162	This is so, I gather, that when they have served their serious purposes, there is always something else that may be done with them.	10
8	1006	"Then," said I, "only small groups of white men could enter the Barrens, or else they would be on foot, at the mercy of the inhabitants of the area".	10
9	101	He had, clearly, something else in mind for her.	10
10	32	"What else do you note?" he asked.	10
13	302	"It is rather something else which you will find is meaningless on Gor," I said.	10
13	556	If nothing else, the eyes of men upon her will convince her of that.	10
13	1475	"For example, whether a free woman is glana or falarina is obviously her business, and no one else's.	10
14	422	How else could the test prove significant? She cried out, thrown to her belly by the first stroke.	10
14	468	He had something else in mind for her.	10
16	365	"I do not think they knew what else to do with them," said one of the fellows.	10
17	490	"How else is the compound to be ridded of them?" "You must understand," said another, "it does not please us to do that sort of thing".	10
18	150	"Why else would you have come to this hill?" "Do you think I am weak?" he asked.	10

Book 18. (32 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	536	How else can we be fulfilled? How else can we be women? How else can we find ourselves?" I was silent.	10
2	9	The desperate tensions of the strong male must be relieved, and well, else health must be replaced with illness, eccentricity or neurosis.	10
2	121	What else could they be, in the camp of the red savages? The red savages do not brand their white female slaves, though they often acquire branded girls in trade, brought from the west, from the other side of the Ihanke.	10
4	89	In the Central Cylinder, if nowhere else, she was surely safe from the bracelets and nooses of marauding tarnsmen.	10
7	292	"And what else?" I asked.	10
7	902	"Else I might take the warpath, to take you, to bring you back to my lodge as a naked slave".	10
9	647	"Do you know something else?" she asked.	10
11	40	"That, too, is more in the nature of a sport than anything else".	10
11	75	It was a symbol, of course, more than anything else.	10
12	404	"After that, if you are anywhere else for the next Ahn, the quirt will be used on you, and liberally.	10
12	679	"And what else?" I asked.	10
16	51	"I think there is little danger that you would be permitted to be anything else".	10
17	39	"Who else saw him?" I asked.	10
18	288	They were something else.	10
19	54	"I would rather," I said, ruefully, "have told it to someone else, and, actually, it was to Bloketu that I told it.	10
19	147	"Was there anything else that might have seemed unusual which you noted?" asked Cuwignaka.	10
19	173	"Was there anything else unusual about Watonka, and the Yellow Knives?" pressed Cuwignaka.	10
22	230	If I, for one reason or another, cannot have these extraordinary pleasures, then neither, too, shall anyone else, so to speak.	10
22	236	All women know that truly strong-drive men desire to own them; a male with strong drives will never be truly content with anything else.	10
30	149	Did he see a man before him or something else, perhaps a guest from the medicine world, something through which he might charge, touching nothing, something that might disappear like smoke behind him? Then Hci cried out in anguish.	10
32	39	It seemed they did not know much what else to do with them.	10
34	163	"We did not know what else to do".	10
34	304	If you do not want to enslave her, I have little doubt but what someone else will do so".	10
34	377	It was something else which drew my attention.	10
39	173	How else could we be happy and fulfilled?" "I do not know," I said.	10
39	506	If nothing else the neck tether and blows from Hci would see to it.	10
40	325	They were desirable and beautiful; this was not because of their mere nudity but rather, I think, because of something else, something which had taken place within them, something psychological; this might perhaps best be characterized as a surrender to their womanhood; in any event they were now no...	10
44	112	"Yes," she said, "else the work begun at the summer camp might for most practical purposes be concluded here.	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	423	"Why else do you think that you and your miserable slave have been brought forth and roped so prominently to these posts at the edge of the escarpment? That you may, as it amuses us, see what you have brought about!" "No!" cried Iwoso.	10
47	188	I was less pleased by what else I saw and yet I knew I could have expected little that was different.	10
52	11	"They respect you as a commander," I said, "else they would not permit you this option".	10

Book 19. (33 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	106	"What else could it be?" I asked.	10
1	276	He was not looking at me furtively, pretending to be interested in something else, or even frankly, like some men of Earth, rare men, who look honestly upon a female, seeing her as what she is, a female.	10
1	277	Rather he was looking at me as though he could scarcely believe what he was seeing, as though I might be someone else, someone he perhaps knew from somewhere, someone he would not have expected to have found in such a place.	10
1	288	"You bear a striking resemblance to someone else," he said.	10
3	658	He said something else to her.	10
4	91	It was something else.	10
4	389	I wondered, however, if there was a Tatrix within me, or something else.	10
4	393	Nowhere more than on this world had I felt my femininity, and nowhere else, naturally enough, I suppose, had I felt it more keenly frustrated.	10
4	415	Then I became aware of someone else in the room, bearing a small, flickering lamp.	10
4	465	There was something else in me, I feared, something that I had only become clearly aware of on this barbaric world, this world in which I must be true to my femininity, and in which there were true men.	10
4	514	She appeared, clearly, to be something else.	10
5	241	"But, from what you know of me," I said, "do you think that I might bring a silver tarsk?" "As a Tatrix," he asked, "or only as another woman in the market, another mere female, up for vending, one about whom there is nothing politically or socially special, one who, like most others, will be priced...	10
6	221	When I had seen signs or emblems of this sort I had often, as though interested in something else, requested that we take our way down that street.	10
6	349	Aside from the markets and bazaars, and the theaters in the evening, I had seen much else of Corcyrus as well.	10
7	149	Something in me resented this, but I felt something else, something deeper within me, how deep I did not know, excited and deeply moved, responding to it.	10
7	233	I wondered if I were actually a proud, free woman, as I thought, or was something else, perhaps only a slave.	10
8	74	"No," said Drusus Rencius, deterring the guard, "there is nothing taped to her instep, nor is there anything else of the sort for which you might be searching concealed about or in her body or hair.	10
10	176	These spies, if, indeed, there were any, must be reporting to someone else, perhaps to Ligurious.	10
18	19	"Splendid!" "I think you have me confused with someone else, Sir," I said.	10
18	137	Someone else, having her properly marked and collared, might decide to keep her".	10
23	34	I now want to go somewhere else".	10
24	14	Such slaveries also provide a place to utilize women who are thought to be good for little else.	10
24	247	Too, of course, the collar, and the entire milieu of bondage, transforms and heats a woman, as nothing else.	10
31	51	"Have you heard of Priest-Kings?" "Not really, Master, the word, little else".	10
31	585	But it was someone else, I saw.	10
32	8	I knelt, not knowing what else to do.	10
32	307	What else can satisfy her? I wonder if you can understand this.	10
33	204	Would he have us believe that the true Tatrix was off somewhere, polishing her nails perhaps, while someone else was conducting the business of state in her place?" There was laughter.	10
33	315	He, if no one else, should know the true Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
34	116	"And what else?" he asked.	10
34	117	"Naught else, Master," she said.	10
36	900	To whom else might one yield, truly? Is it not of masters, powerful, lustful, demanding, indifferent, careless, magnificent, and overwhelming, that women dream? So the collar had freed me to be myself, and to recognize my desire for, and need of, men, and then men, whether I willed it or not, had br...	10
36	1176	"Am I nothing else to you?" "Certainly not," he said.	10

Book 20. (21 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	195	They are good for little else.	10
3	223	"There is something else," she said.	10
6	602	What, oh, what, shall I do? Where can I hide?" "Quickly," cried Boots, "here, beneath my robes!" Swiftly, on her knees, wildly, knowing not what else to do, the girl had scrambled to Boots.	10
6	709	"Perhaps you are, in actuality, more fittingly understood as something else," he mused.	10
7	74	If there are no empty collars then customers may think that no one else is interested in the merchandise, perhaps that something might be wrong with it, and then go elsewhere.	10
7	76	The ideal impression to convey to the customer is perhaps that you have marvelous merchandise for sale, that even now many people are interested and buying, that it is moving fast, and that if he sees a girl he wants, perhaps he should snatch her up before someone else does.	10
8	79	"What else?" demanded the leader of the brigands.	10
8	80	"I know of little else that might be of value to you," said Boots.	10
9	102	I did not think that her superiors were likely to be any more unaware of the dangers of Gorean highways than anyone else.	10
9	135	"I will find you something else to wear".	10
9	509	"You said," she said, "that you would get me something else to wear".	10
10	140	"Anything else?" I asked.	10
10	411	On Earth the women were accustomed to manipulable nonentities; on Gor they find something else; they find masters.	10
10	492	"Give me something else to wear," she said.	10
12	102	"I was thinking about something else".	10
12	193	"I know nothing else.	10
12	685	"Is there anything else?" he asked.	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
16	282	Surely that is suspicious, if nothing else.	10
19	137	It had been after something else.	10
21	631	"But you have something else in mind for me, don't you," she asked, "something appropriate for what I now am, a slave?" "Perhaps," I said.	10

Book 21. (28 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	349	In time I thought that she would make an excellent slave, for me, or for anyone else, for anyone, to whomsoever I might give or sell her.	10
5	84	"While we are traveling together," I said, "mainly because I do not wish to be impaled, or fed in bits to sleen, I would appreciate it if, as a favor to me, if nothing else, you would consider refraining from the exercise of certain of your Alar rights".	10
8	67	"But who else?" he asked.	10
12	131	"That does not mean, however, that somewhere else in the city, even now, there might not be fighting.	10
13	220	You will probably soon become something else, perhaps a 'Puta' or a 'Sita.	10
13	245	"Anything else?" he inquired.	10
15	119	She would now never be anything else.	10
15	253	"Else you would not have been likely to turn your back on an unknown stranger".	10
15	694	"Else Ar would march".	10
16	327	"There was something else," she whispered.	10
16	1757	"Something else," I said.	10
16	1767	Too, such an arrangement, such a defensive perimeter, is simply, if nothing else, a matter of routine military precaution".	10
18	166	Else I would not even have considered traveling across country, at least with a free woman".	10
19	159	"Did someone else, then?" asked another.	10
19	489	And doubtless, if not there, then somewhere else I might have surrendered them, in some context, or upon some demand, somewhere or another.	10
22	370	How else is happiness, or fulfillment, to be obtained? Boabissia, I was sure, was confused and unsettled within herself.	10
25	252	Now I am good for nothing else.	10
25	301	It was something else, almost indefinable, but very real, about them, which marked them as slaves, something which seemed to say, "We are slaves, Masters.	10
25	425	I had left Hurtha at the insula, with Feiqa, though by now, a lusty fellow, he was doubtless somewhere else on the street, Feiqa left behind, chained to her ring in the room.	10
25	1454	"What else could you think, meeting me here? Surely you must think me the same as these other, lower women".	10
25	2126	"How I despised and hated those poor weak fools seemingly so incapable of giving me anything else! Were they men or not? I felt like biting and kicking them in frustration and rage! Had I done so they would doubtless have been stunned and dismayed.	10
25	2127	Then doubtless they would have wracked their consciences to discover what they might have done wrong, and then they would doubtless have redoubled their efforts to please me, such unbelievable, incredible idiots! Perhaps they were so intent on treating me with gentleness and respect because they did...	10
26	96	"Is there anyone else in the tunnel?" he asked.	10
26	119	"Have you seen anyone else in the tunnel?" he asked.	10
26	1176	In this adventure you will find your fulfillment, as what you truly are, a female, not as something else, not as something different".	10
26	1472	"For example, it is one thing to be subject to the whip, and to know that that subjection is quite real, that the master can, and will, whip you, and well, if you are not pleasing, and something else to be actually whipped".	10
26	1913	There are just too many women, if nothing else.	10
27	132	Everything else will take its coloration and meaning from that".	10

Book 22. (29 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	96	I did not know what else to say.	10
3	328	Surely my breathing, if nothing else, would betray me.	10
3	489	Again I did not know what else to say.	10
3	1051	It was there, on me, until someone else, not me, might want it off.	10
4	25	And something else was different, too, something subtle, something I supposed I might quickly become accustomed to, but that now frightened me, terribly, in its implications.	10
5	98	I had done this, I think, as an experiment, as much as anything else.	10
6	168	I did not object to being kept in ignorance, as this was their will, and gave me further evidence that I was only their animal, and slave, as I wanted to be, and to such men, so marvelous and mighty, could be nothing else.	10
7	128	Apparently we had only cut through this city, which might be Brundisium, en route to somewhere else.	10
8	421	In a few moments we were lined up, according to our separate lots, I at the end of mine, facing not the large, closed double doors which led to the area outside, those doors through which the customers had entered, but the other large, closed double doors, those which, apparently, led somewhere else...	10
9	279	Let the girl revel in her growth, and not fear that one day there will be no more to learn, nowhere else to go.	10
9	358	I do not think this was simply a matter of figure and face, though I think these appealed to a Gorean taste, but perhaps something else, something deeper, which they seemed to sense about me, some sort of possibility, or potentiality, or something, which I myself did not fully understand, or yet und...	10
9	494	I must not allow myself to feel! But what, I asked myself, if I were not allowed to be my own mistress? What if men simply did things to me, forcing me to feel, as it pleased them, forcing me to yield, and melt, against my will, forcing me to feel, and experience, things which on Earth I had never e...	10
10	71	Indeed, considering the social and political deserts in which we were sexually starved, it would not have surprised me in the least, if we, once it became clear to us, to our joy, that we now had no culturally prescribed alternatives to being women, that we were now no longer subjected to social pre...	10
10	812	Too, it is something else again, to do this, or have it done to you, before others.	10
10	816	After all, what else could she expect? She is, after all, a slave.	10
11	40	That beast, I thought, if nothing else, would serve to keep good order among the women of Hendow, a taverner on Dock Street, in Brundisium.	10
11	1413	In a moment he had fastened something else there, in its place, doubtless another ribbon, doubtless the red-silk ribbon which had been given to him earlier by Mirus.	10
11	1592	But if I wanted their touch why should I not ask for it, or beg for it? As a slave what else could I do? Too, even if my needs and my interests, and the incredible depth and intensity of my desires proved that I was "worthless" and without "merit," I did not care! Of course I was worthless, though, ...	10
14	367	What he had whipped me for was something else, for now, just now, having lied to him.	10
17	136	Too, it seemed they had brought something else.	10
20	80	Such things are commonly done by habit, if nothing else.	10
24	288	Too, many of them had found me exciting, and had wanted me earlier, else I could not have lured them.	10
24	557	"There is something else," she said.	10
27	279	It was from somewhere else! I was suddenly wild with terror, not the numbing paralyzing terror, which I now understand the thing was waiting to pass, but a different sort of terror, now a wild, helpless terror.	10
28	125	Do you not note something else of interest here? Do you not think we might not, all, be of interest to men?" I looked down, embarrassed.	10
29	1478	"Do you gainsay me in this?" Fulvius, I suppose, if nothing else, understood that Mirus, if he survived, would be likely, sometime, to pursue them, perhaps for his honor, perhaps to recover Tupita, or me, perhaps to avenge Hendow.	10
29	1481	"Your sword, if nothing else, makes you so".	10
31	137	"I think he would prefer something else".	10
34	595	"There is something else, too," he said.	10

Book 23. (30 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	1159	Why else would they wander the high bridges at night, why else would they take passage in small caravans, why else would they embark upon dangerous voyages? Many is the veil which has inadvertently slipped in public places, to be hastily and with obvious embarrassment readjusted and repinned.	10
16	230	She is permitted to be nothing else, nor does she wish to be permitted to be anything else.	10
1	412	It shows the prisoner that he is now in someone else's power.	10
3	150	"So would everyone else," he said.	10
5	120	"No," she said, "else I would have petitioned redemption from you".	10
5	771	"Do you want anything else?" asked Lady Temione, irritatedly.	10
5	773	"Anything else, what?" I inquired.	10
5	774	"Anything else, Sir," she said, acidly.	10
5	790	"No," I said, "I do not want anything else, just now, here".	10
6	248	"What else?" I asked.	10
6	250	"What else?" I asked.	10
6	463	Thanks, of course, to the coins from the brigands' coin box, taken from them by the road, if nothing else, my finances were currently in excellent order.	10
6	490	"Do you think anyone else would?" she asked.	10
6	504	"I must! Else something terrible might happen".	10
6	619	To be sure, I was less interested in its contents than in something else.	10
6	856	If nothing else, considering the prices in the inn, she came cheap.	10
8	715	She would willingly, now, be nothing else.	10
11	159	"Where else would I have obtained it?" I asked.	10
11	242	"Is not peace more important than anything else?" he asked.	10
16	228	The fact that she can never be a man is not an occasion for a misplaced regret, however, but an occasion for recognizing gratefully, elatedly, that she is something else, something very different, something as unique, and precious and wonderful, a woman.	10
16	246	"Why else do you think they are put in collars?" "I must attempt to conceal my emotions," she said.	10
20	425	How else, some mariners inquire, could she see her way? To the Gorean mariner, as to many who have followed the ways of the sea, learning her, fearing her, loving her, the ship is more than an engineered structure of iron and wood.	10
21	547	She had had some concept, doubtless, of what I had done on the wall, if nowhere else.	10
21	865	"Perhaps not," I said, "else, after a time, they would not love it so".	10
21	1315	And this control of her speech, as few things else, reassures her that her subjugation is, as she wishes it, actual and complete.	10
21	1334	Too, if nothing else it would impress upon her that she was a slave and that masters would think nothing of punishing her if she was not pleasing.	10
21	1366	One who is willing to betray her own Home Stone would presumably not hesitate to betray someone else's.	10
21	1457	"But, dear friend," said Aemilianus, "is there not one touch else that might be in order, to indicate a successful voyage?" "I was thinking of asking about it," smiled Calliodorus.	10
23	129	And the coins of such men, of course, have as much buying power as those of anyone else.	10
24	23	There were some men, and some women and children, and a flag, that and little else.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	400	"Will there be anything else?" she asked, timidly.	10
1	605	She would serve to relieve my tensions, if nothing else.	10
3	77	My accent, if nothing else, would probably render me suspect.	10
5	33	We were then put apart, I caged, and he taken somewhere else.	10
12	161	"Convey these things, I urge you," I said, "to high officers! Have them, if nothing else, investigated! Ar must withdraw from the delta as soon as possible!" "I think not," she laughed.	10
16	38	"Cos, if nothing else, even disregarding the rencers, controls the skies.	10
19	944	If nothing else, slavers could hunt them down and get them in their chains.	10
21	117	Such things are now doubtless spread throughout the delta, a bottle for a rencers' feast here, a veil there to strain water, somewhere else a necklace clinking, wrapped several times about the ankle of a fishing rence girl".	10
27	23	I saw no one else about.	10
27	731	"How precious is my sex! How wonderful it is! I love it! Now I never want to be anything else!" I kissed her again.	10
32	106	"And I might like something else, too".	10
32	113	"And something else, something which I might wear on my thigh".	10
37	191	Nature! Nature! Is that truly so hard to understand? Women desire strong men; they long for true masters; women despise weak men; they want to be taken in hand by strong men, and owned; they know males are dominant by nature, and they want them to be so; how else can they be fulfilled women; they re...	10
37	203	What else would one expect? It this good or bad? Is happiness and fulfillment good or bad? That seems to be what is at issue.	10
40	148	"Else he might have been boiled in oil," said another.	10
43	173	"It is something else about her.	10
46	368	She would probably think in terms of a more feminine hiding place, a smaller, more-closed-in, more-sheltered, safer-seeming place, a closet, a cabinet, a trunk, a box, a cage, a wagon, a sack, such places, or else to think in terms of putting herself where it might seem to her that she belonged in a...	10
48	58	"And anything else?" I asked.	10
48	614	Marcus needed have no fear, in my opinion, that if she were in such a garment, that either she or anyone else would be in any doubt as to her status.	10

Book 25. (20 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	76	In making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd.	10
9	195	"Else why would you have come here, as a penitent?" Lady Fulvia put down her head.	10
9	813	She is a woman, really, you see, not a man, and not something else, either, also different from a woman, and she will never be fully content until she finds her personal truth, until she becomes, so to speak, what she is.	10
10	64	"What else is there to do?" he asked.	10
13	175	But then perhaps that is just as well, for if the human being cannot be a human being, why should it be anything else? Indeed, there is more than one way for a race to become extinct.	10
15	73	"The fact that Seremides, if I read him aright, set such a trap for the Delta Brigade, supposedly with the delta records, indicates if nothing else that he is quite serious in his suspicions of the delta veterans, and that he may act against them".	10
16	295	"It has to do with something else".	10
17	222	"I would think so," said Marcus, more to himself than to anyone else.	10
17	485	She is enjoying herself, along with everyone else.	10
18	115	"Who else would give such a rogue lodging but Appanius?" said the man.	10
19	1385	One did not have the right, for example, to kill or maim the slave of another, any more than any other domestic animal which might belong to someone else.	10
22	301	"And what else?" I asked.	10
22	657	Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage.	10
22	719	"And to whom else?" I asked.	10
22	720	"To no one else!" she said.	10
23	173	"All that is required is that in each of one's performances one exceeds all one's previous performances, as well as those of everyone else.	10
23	195	You remember, in the jokes about why they had to take it indoors and make it a Home Stone, there being nothing else to do with it, because it was causing a drought in the countryside?" "That is not true, of course," said Marcus.	10
23	326	"Else a copper tarsk or two might have been too much," said Marcus.	10
24	102	What else is there to do? Leap up? Run about, blindly? Strike into walls? Invite shackling? Risk cuffings, kicks, the whip? This is particularly the case if her clothing is removed.	10
28	114	Else what force, what might of man or nature, could have kept him from the walls of Ar? There was now a small sound, outside the room.	10

Book 26. (33 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	688	How else explain the fascination that even a plain slave may sometimes exercise over the most powerful, rich, and handsome of men, to the puzzlement and dismay of beauties languishing in his pleasure garden? How else explain how a slave worthy of a ubar's palace may in a market, unbidden, throw hers...	10
2	103	The area in which I was confined was not so much a cell, as something else.	10
2	169	But their primary reason I suspected had less to do with security than something else.	10
2	174	But then, I supposed, apart from practical matters, such as security, and mnemonic considerations, and such, that that might be regarded as much a matter of appropriateness as anything else.	10
4	65	No, it was not really so much a matter of volume, or of accent, as of something else.	10
4	212	My position here was not a consequence of who I was, but, rather, of something else, perhaps of what I was.	10
6	153	Here, away from my own world, with its confusions, its lies, its contradictions, its asceticism, its hatred, its envy, its resentment, its pervasive negativities, it seemed as though for the first time I could be what I truly was, without pretending to be something else.	10
7	275	"I knew nothing else, at the time," I said.	10
7	714	It was almost as though I were here less as a flower than merely as something else, something to be kept in the garden.	10
8	561	How else could a woman such as I relate to such men? I suspected they would find me pleasing.	10
10	730	How else could I be summoned, or have it written on a shard drawn at random from an urn? I had not been caressed in days! Surely someone must have mercy on a kajira! I supposed the name, as I was an Earth girl, would be an Earth-girl name.	10
10	1002	How well I had been controlled by the leash, even though my hands were free! I lay there prone, trembling, sweating on the stone, the tunic tight between my teeth; he then put his foot on my back, holding me down, pressing me to the stone, and, leaning forward, pulled up the leash, the leather again...	10
11	230	How else would she have dared to exploit such latitudes of tolerance as seemed to be accorded to her? To be sure, she was a high slave.	10
11	1601	Somewhere else, I gathered, at another time, she had been a free woman and, it seems, an important personage.	10
12	333	I had feared, from her tone of voice, and such, that she might have had something else, something dreadful, in mind, such as being thrown to a six-legged carnivore of the sort which I had encountered on the ledge, or on the surface of the tower.	10
13	74	"Anything else?" he asked.	10
13	694	I thought I detected something else which was involved.	10
14	511	"Perhaps something else might be devised," she said.	10
14	779	"Might there not be something else?" she asked.	10
14	886	How else could one walk in such impediments, I wondered, so ornate and heavy, so confining and cumbersome? One is, of course, free.	10
14	1360	"But, I think," I whispered, "that he, a slaver, suspected that you might not be truly bond, but something else, perhaps what you are, a mere prisoner.	10
16	367	On my old world everyone, it seems, is regarded as being infinitely important but no one pays much attention to anyone else.	10
19	467	The Initiates, I suspect, understand it as little as anyone else.	10
19	679	If nothing else, she had learned that she was not different from the others.	10
19	993	"And how else," I asked, "could your own needs be satisfied?" She looked at me.	10
29	147	Was she not, after all, an honored member of our caste? And so we decided to ransom her, if her brothers would not, as an act, if nothing else, of caste solidarity and benevolence.	10
29	312	In particular I tried to apprise her of the psychology of these matters from which, in a sense, all else flows.	10
29	873	"And if things do not work out," said the pit guard, he in whose hands she had been, in effect, assessed, "I am sure we can think of something else for you".	10
40	235	Else you might be picked up as a stray by the watch".	10
44	166	"And what else?" he asked.	10
44	167	"Nothing else, Master," she said.	10
44	277	It was that which, more than anything else, more than their incomparably greater physical strength, more than the sternness of bonds, made us wholly, helplessly, theirs.	10
46	197	I am what I am, nothing else.	10

Book 27. (37 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	159	What else could she dare to say to herself? What else could such as she tell themselves, in private, grievous, insistent moments? One could scarcely acknowledge an emptiness, a whole frightening, oppressive, looming reproach on a misspent life; it was not well to look into the emptiness, the threate...	10
1	46	Even if the clock does not presuppose time as the object it measures; even if one were to think that the clock somehow created time, inventing it ab ovo, on the spot, still that clock would determine only itself, nothing else.	10
2	120	That could be told from, if nothing else, how he had looked at her in class.	10
4	350	"I can have Tutina fetch you more, or something else".	10
9	129	To be sure, how would one know that, if one had not seen her? But she herself had only an anklet, the role of which, it seems, was more notational than anything else, little more than a way of keeping track of her in this house, whatever sort of house it might be.	10
10	114	How could he have known that I wanted to be owned, and ravished, and mastered? Why else would he have ankleted me, and imposed his will upon me? She realized, as many professedly sharing her ideology, how foolishly naive it was, how little account it took of the biotruths of human existence.	10
11	490	Else Ellen might have been terribly frightened.	10
11	517	Perhaps they were another sort of strange men, who lived somewhere else.	10
11	916	Perhaps, rather, she wished something else, say, a radical fullness of life, wished rather fulfillment, wished, rather, to be coveted, prized, and relished, owned.	10
12	417	Indeed, she has little else to use for such purposes.	10
13	38	What an honor, what a privilege, what an incredible gift, just to be able to see you, just to be permitted to be here! How unworthy are the women of Earth to know your glory and beauty! What could a woman such as I be on a world such as this but a slave? On such a world what else could we be? Oh, th...	10
14	158	In the first case, the condition of virginity is regarded as one to be superseded; and, in the second case, it is regarded merely as something which comes before something else, something of greater importance, as an antecedent phase or prologue, so to speak.	10
15	272	"Before you are granted an opportunity to beg," he said, "is there anything else of which you would care to speak?" Ellen's mind raced.	10
16	779	"The Kettle Market?" "Obviously much else is sold here as well," she said.	10
16	1095	His will, it seems, is that she not be a woman before him, for that seems to frighten him, but something else.	10
16	1096	Is it a woman he wants, truly, or not a woman, really, but something else, perhaps a pseudo-male? So Ellen lay on the cement shelf.	10
17	48	"Be silent," he said, "else I will chain you facing the wall.	10
17	285	Were they slave feelings she had felt? Is that what they could have been? Surely not! But what else could they have been? She certainly did not love Barzak.	10
17	405	They know that the world, if nothing else, will see to that.	10
17	500	How else could one explain her desire for a master? "We are women," said Lydia.	10
17	900	A man sees a girl he wants and his objective judgment as to the market worth of the given property can be clouded, perhaps by simple desire, a simple desire to buy and own, totally, a particularly delightful, curvaceous property, but perhaps by something else, too, mixed with desire, and powerful lu...	10
18	362	Here she had been sold simply for what she now was, as that and nothing else, as raw female.	10
22	66	"What else would you be good for?" Ellen put down her head.	10
22	101	She would be nothing else.	10
22	197	How else would I want to live? I rejoice to be at their mercy.	10
23	251	"Is there not something else in this, Master?" she asked, emboldened.	10
23	262	Now you are angry with yourself! You are angry that I have become a true slave! And I think you are angry that I have become beautiful, and desirable! Yes, I am that, Master, and I will go for silver, I assure you, not copper! There have been twenty-one bids on me already, twenty-one! And there is s...	10
25	148	And how else is a girl to speak if she may not ask for permission to do so?" "How long, Master," asked 115, "before our sale?" "How bold she is," thought Ellen.	10
25	684	What do they do? How do they serve their masters? What goes on behind those closed doors? What is it like to have to obey? What is it like to be in a collar? When the free women are alone with one another, and no young free females are present, they speak of little else.	10
26	308	Too, doubtless it would have to be called something else.	10
26	1172	In this suffering, and anguish, if nothing else, I know myself intensely alive.	10
27	416	"There is something else, something with them".	10
27	1881	That is what they are good for, nothing else".	10
27	2395	"To your back, slave!" "Yes, Master!" The last to use her, when he had regained his feet, kicked her with the side of his bootlike sandal, more a gesture of contempt than anything else.	10
27	2412	Portus Canio, and his fellows, Fel Doron and Loquatus, had seemed to take little interest, little more than if someone had put someone else's small, silken she-sleen through her paces.	10
27	2845	"Else I might respond to you appropriately, in a different time, in a different place".	10
30	8	There she would kneel down and wait, prepared to approach and serve again, if aught else might be needed.	10

Book 28. (16 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
77	62	"Perhaps you think you are a free woman?" "No, Master, I do not think I am a free woman!" "What are you, then?" "A slave, Master, a slave!" "Anything else?" "No, Master, only that! Nothing else.	10
1	433	What else, as she was, could she be? She did know there were other pets.	10
1	1226	She had been kissed before, of course, once or twice, by men of Earth, as much as an experiment as anything else.	10
2	22	Outside a ripple might have been noted, but little else.	10
18	186	"What else could she be, here?" asked another.	10
26	83	"How else do you suppose ten thousand small villages from Torvaldsland to Turia, from Thentis to Schendi, have retained the liberty of their Home Stones for centuries?" "We are not peasants," said Peisistratus.	10
27	57	"There is something else, too," she said.	10
31	64	"What else?" "What I left".	10
36	128	How else can she find her ultimate and perfect fulfillment? On Gor these things are understood.	10
39	44	A second and a third similarly perished, and then the Kurii best situated to make the determinations germane to the matter, those on the poles, leapt to the ground, preferring, if nothing else, to reduce their imminence as targets of choice.	10
39	62	This cry, if nothing else, seemed to break the spirit of the besiegers, and determine them to action, for they then began to spring up, and mill about, uncertainly.	10
51	172	How else could it have been managed? And he sent her ahead to Agamemnon, doubtless with signs, and countersigns.	10
56	255	"I, too, of course," said Statius, "but who else would do so?" "I believe Lord Lucullus commanded the forces of Agamemnon," said Lord Grendel.	10
64	120	It had been made clear to her, of course, by Flavion, the dreadful danger in which she stood, information which, if nothing else, would motivate her desire to escape at all costs.	10
70	142	"Perhaps, to teach her that she is a slave, a mere slave, and nothing else, and then beat and sell her".	10
76	22	She is thus to be permitted to find her happiness where she does find it, in fact, and not where someone else would have her find it.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	161	What else has she, on this perilous world, seemingly so harsh and strange, to cling to? Who else understands her, and whence she has come, and what has been done to her? Who else is there with whom she might speak, with whom else might she hope to share her thoughts, or fears?" "She may speak with t...	10
17	30	What else is to be done with them? They are good now for nothing else.	10

Book 31. (3 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1515	Allowed nothing else, and soon desiring nothing else, she accepts herself joyfully as what she is, a female, and a slave, her master's slave, her master's possession.	10
15	23	Why was I obeying the beast? Why was I moving, as I could, toward the market of Cestias? Would it not have been better to flee anywhere else? Why would he want me there, rather than somewhere else? Was it in the market, near the praetor's platform that he wished to apprehend me? Was I proceeding bli...	10
46	65	Who else might prove unfaithful? Who else in a secret heart might harbor treachery? His plans, as well, had been, if not seriously damaged, certainly delayed by what he presumably took as the defection of Grendel.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	10	And who but Kurii might manage the enormous mechanical beast? Who else might risk bringing such a dreadful thing forth from its lair? Who else might dare to pilot such a thing? And who else would have the skills to do so? Most likely it would be supposed that we had failed to obtain an entrance to t...	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	643	How fitting then that one such as I should be bought and sold, should be owned, and mastered! How else could I find myself? How else could I realize myself? Then misery surged up within me.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	94	Why else should free women risk lonely, ill-guarded districts after dark? Why else should they undertake distant journeys without a suitable escort? Why else should they, when alone, take lodgings in small inns on dangerous roads? Why else should they embark on perilous voyages? In the high cities o...	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
42	92	Why else the drums and trumpets? Why else the songs and chants? Why else the Pyrrhic dances? The very name of a Marlenus of Ar can rouse a city to revolt.	10