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Book 1. (10 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	I imagined him with a carpenter's hammer, angrily cracking and banging away at the wall, chipping away the stone that more light might enter his room.	10
4	166	Aside from candidates for the status of Warrior, none of my caste was permitted to enter the Council armed.	10
15	72	At last the weary figure of Kazrak, helmet in hand, bent down to enter the tent.	10
15	181	"Can't you enter the city and take power?" I asked.	10
15	207	"My men and I will enter the city tonight".	10
16	101	I had neared the compound a hundred times before, but this time I was determined to enter.	10
17	49	The second major condition requested by the Initiates was that the city be garrisoned by only ten thousand chosen troops, and that the balance of the horde be allowed to enter the gates only unarmed.	10
18	32	Why is this? Take it down in order that his tarnsmen may enter the city unimpeded".	10
19	31	It seemed that the conditions of surrender meant little to the horde and that it was determined to enter the city, now and in the full panoply of war.	10
20	73	If I should once again walk the green fields of Gor, I know that I should attempt to solve the riddle of the Priest-Kings, that I should enter the Sardar Mountains and confront them, whoever or whatever they might be.	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	5	I shall strike with my spear upon the gate and the gate will open, and as I enter I will hear the mournful sound of the great hollow bar that hangs by the gate, signifying that another of the Men Below the Mountains, another mortal man, has dared to enter the Sardar.	10
6	2	Whereas the Men Below the Mountains, as the mortals are called, seldom enter the mountains, and do not return when they do, many often venture to their brink, if only to stand within the shadows of those cliffs that hide the secrets of the Priest-Kings.	10
6	12	For some reason neither the fearless hawklike tarns, nor the slow-witted tharlarions, the draft and riding lizards of Gor, would enter the mountains.	10
6	25	As was wise, I avoided cities in my long journey, though I passed several, for to enter a city without permission or without satisfactory reason is tantamount to a capital crime, and the punishment is usually a swift and brutal impalement.	10
10	38	"We do not enter," said the guardsman.	10
10	42	"Enter," commanded the guardsman.	10
12	100	"Why are strangers not warned of this," I asked, "when they enter the gates?" "That would be foolish indeed, would it not?" laughed the girl.	10
12	137	"When you do not join him, will he not come searching for you, re-enter the city?" "No," she said.	10
12	143	"And," she added, "he will not enter the city.	10
12	147	"So you think he will fear to enter the city?" I asked.	10
12	148	"Yes," said she, "he will not enter the city.	10
19	159	I knew then as I knew now that I would go instead to the Sardar Mountains, that I would enter them and seek the Priest-Kings themselves.	10
24	66	"Andreas told me you intended to enter the Sardar," he said.	10
26	115	It now seems to me that if I had simply returned to Gor, and to my city, my father, my friends and my beloved Talena, I might not have cared to enter the Sardar, that I would not have cared to relinquish the joys of life to inquire into the secrets of those dark mountains.	10

Book 3. (13 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	None of the animals of Gor, as far as I knew, could enter the Sardar.	10
1	8	Only men could enter, and they did not return.	10
1	39	And, as might be expected, members of the Caste of Scribes gather here to enter into dispute and examine and trade manuscripts.	10
2	17	I would not be the first, of course, to enter the Sardar.	10
15	35	"Enter," said Misk, and I did so.	10
25	46	On the other hand I had been informed, graciously, by the Muls who manned the portal that it might not be opened by them to release me once I had decided to enter.	10
25	49	I was not certain whether, as a matter of fact, they would open the door or not, but I thought it best that both of them could honestly report that they had seen me enter the tunnels and had not seen me return.	10
25	50	It had been Sarm's intention apparently that I should enter the tunnels of the Golden Beetle and die there and so I thought it expedient to allow him to believe I had done so.	10
27	5	I was less pleased to have left the translator with the disk but it seemed the better thing to do, for one would not have taken a translator into the tunnels of the Golden Beetle and if it were found missing from the disk it might occasion speculation not that I had returned from the tunnels of the ...	10
27	53	"No," he said, "I guard the entrance to the tunnels of the Mother, and you may not enter".	10
29	150	Feeling what seemed to be a blank area of the ceiling of the control area I fired a blast upward, using the simple expedient of the tube to open a hole in the craft through which light might enter.	10
31	118	Now Misk and his engineers would be able to enter the room.	10
32	310	I stood at the portal, sword drawn, to defend it against the larls should they attempt to enter.	10

Book 4. (18 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	7	But I did not enter the wagon, for Kutaituchik held his court outside the wagon, in the open air, on the flat-topped grassy hill.	10
9	76	I was very pleased to enter Turia, for I have always been excited by a new city.	10
9	105	I observed the banquet tables, laid out in an open-ended rectangle, permitting slaves to enter at the open end, facilitating the serving, and, of course, allowing entertainers to perform among the tables.	10
15	40	* * * * I knew that I myself must somehow enter Turia, for in Turia now lay the golden sphere.	10
15	46	I could not see how I might enter.	10
15	145	"You do not even know how to enter the city," he said.	10
15	147	"I can enter Turia when I wish," he said.	10
17	92	"Enter the pool," commanded Saphrar.	10
18	40	The pool was content that I should enter it more deeply, perhaps it even desired that I do so, that its meal might be even more readily obtained.	10
21	45	I was hardly questioned by guards at the gates of Turia, for the city is a commercial oasis in the plains and during a year hundreds of caravans, not to mention thousands of small merchants, on foot or with a single tharlarion wagon, enter her gates.	10
22	27	The standing wall about the compound kept the Tuchuk bowmen far enough from the roof of the keep within that tarns might, without too great a danger, enter and leave the compound.	10
22	99	"I am sorry," I said, and turned swiftly away, to enter the palace of Phanius Turmus.	10
24	56	In fact, to my elation, some of my fledgling crossbowmen, on the first day, brought down four tarns attempting to enter the compound, though, to be sure, several escaped them.	10
25	585	"Array yourself in Pleasure Silk, Little Beast," I said, "and enter my arms".	10
25	641	I indicated that she should enter my arms, and she did so.	10
26	29	"Did tarns enter or leave the compound last night?" I asked.	10
26	45	"No," said Kamchak, "let it enter".	10
27	4	The Turian Ubar himself, with Kamras, former Champion of Turia, both clad in the Kes, were chained at the door, to wash the feet of those who would enter.	10

Book 5. (21 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	11	When he of the Caste of Assassins has been paid his gold and has received his charge he affixes on his forehead that sign, that he may enter whatever city he pleases, that none may interfere with his work.	10
2	338	"I now understand," she said, "why it is that free women never enter paga taverns".	10
4	230	During this time, since Elizabeth was nominally of the staff of Caprus, we could surely find time to be about our work, for which purpose we had arranged to enter the House of Cernus.	10
5	9	The disadvantage of such a door, naturally, is that when no one is in the room and the latch string is out, anyone might enter, and either search the room or wait within.	10
5	60	"But someone could untie the knot," she pointed out, "and enter".	10
7	104	He motioned for Ho-Tu to enter the basket and the Master Keeper did so.	10
7	146	The valves were now open, permitting a bit of air to enter and leave the cylinders.	10
13	253	A person could, I noted, if sufficiently bold or foolish, leap from the roof, seize the tarn perch and enter the tarncot.	10
14	163	"Enter," she said.	10
15	139	I used it sometimes myself, but at other times, sometimes alone, sometimes with others, would enter the room and sit near the back.	10
15	336	"Observe," once had said Elizabeth to me, to my amusement, in the secrecy of our compartment, "the twelfth way to enter a room".	10
15	340	"How many ways are there," I asked, sitting cross-legged in the center of the compartment, on the stone couch, "to enter a room?" "It depends on the city," said Elizabeth.	10
15	341	"In Ar we are the best; we have the most ways to enter a room.	10
17	156	Some of the best swordsmen of Ar, even Warriors of High Caste, eager to be the one to best the mysterious Murmillius, had dared to enter the arena against him, but each of these bold gentlemen he seemed to treat with more scorn than his common foes, playing with them and then, it seemed when he wish...	10
18	168	Those afflicted with it, commonly spoken of simply as the Afflicted Ones, may not enter into normal society.	10
19	57	Most were doubtless on their way to the ticket booths, for there is a small charge to enter the Curulean; the fee, though minimal, helps to defray the expenses of the market, most of which are met by commissions on sales transacted on its premises; the fee also tends to some extent, but I suspect no...	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
20	91	"How could the men of Portus enter the Central Cylinder and carry you away?" he inquired.	10
21	82	"You can't enter here," called a guard.	10
23	223	I turned and left the room, barring it on the outside, that others might not enter it.	10
24	134	"In attempting to enter the compartments of Cernus he triggered a pit-lock device, and plunged twenty feet into a smooth-sided capture pit.	10

Book 6. (12 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	84	Sometimes rence merchants, on narrow marsh craft rowed by slaves, enter some pasangs into the delta to negotiate the transactions, usually from the western edge, that bordering the Tamber Gulf.	10
1	105	Accordingly, frequently, bands of armed men, maintaining allegiance to one or the other of the warring, rival Ubars of Port Kar, enter the delta to, as they say, collect taxes.	10
3	6	It is dangerous to enter the water to make a tether fast because of the predators that frequent the swamp, but several men do so at a time, one man making fast the tether and the others, with him beneath the surface, protecting him with marsh spears, or pounding on metal pieces or wooden rods to dri...	10
3	82	Between Se'Kara and the winter solstice, which occurs on the first of Se'Var, the rence will be sold or bartered, sometimes by taking it to the edge of the delta, sometimes by being contacted by rence merchants, who enter the delta in narrow barges, rowed by slaves, in order to have first pick of th...	10
13	256	I agreed, but it did not seem up to me to enter into the question.	10
14	63	Other disadvantages to the double- and triple-banked systems, of course, are that valuable hold space is consumed by oarsmen; and that many of your oarsmen, if not all, are below decks and thus unable to enter into necessary actions as easily as they might otherwise do; further, in case of ramming o...	10
14	83	Because of my practices in connection with round ships, I did not expect Cos and Tyros to enter them seriously into any naval engagement with my fleet.	10
14	328	The round ship, although she often carries over one hundred, and sometimes over two hundred, chained slaves in her rowing hold, seldom, unless she intends to enter battle, carries a free crew of more than twenty to twenty-five men.	10
14	472	The seventeen ships are not to enter battle unless accompanied by the Dorna, and under no conditions, if battle ensues, are any of my ships to move more than four pasangs from the fleet".	10
15	154	"Normally," I said to the boy, "a kitchen slave petitions to enter his master's presence through the kitchen master".	10
15	161	"How then," I asked the boy, "did you expect the kitchen master to consider whether or not you should be permitted to enter my presence?" The boy looked down.	10
16	136	"Enter!" I called.	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	123	I had disappeared over the ledge when I heard the door splinter fully away and heard men enter the apartment.	10
7	183	I was reluctant to enter the water but, at a word from Targo, I immersed myself, shuddering, teeth chattering, in the swift, chill stream.	10
7	210	He shook his head regally, however, and would not re-enter the circle.	10
9	1	The Hut I was terrified to enter the forest, but I had no choice.	10
9	378	"Let us kill her," said one of the girls, she who held my leash before, who had been the first to enter the circle of the dance.	10
9	529	"Enter, Slave Girl," said Verna.	10
11	222	I felt the back of the claws of the punch enter my nostrils, distending them.	10
13	15	This formed a funnel of wands, such that a small swimming creature could easily enter it, but would not so easily find again the opening to escape.	10
14	91	The fact that New York City was of Earth, and that Treve was of Gor, would not even enter into the ceremony.	10
14	92	Scarcely anything would enter into the ceremony save that I was female, and he was male, and that I would wear his collar.	10
14	484	They will, if possible, not even let her enter the walls of what was once her city.	10
15	1361	* * * * "Enter," said Rask of Treve.	10
16	295	She kneels before the chair of her master, perhaps fully clothed, her hands clasped behind her, her head down, waiting for him to enter.	10
18	24	Marlenus of Ar prepares an expedition to enter the forests, to recapture Verna and punish her for her insolence.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	212	Afterwards, he was to enter the forest".	10
5	1	We Enter Upon the River It was now four days following my arrival, the master of the Tesephone, in the harbor of Lydius, near the mouth of the broad, winding Laurius River.	10
6	118	"Then, selected men will enter the forest, but as though they did not know the location of Verna's camp and dancing circle.	10
6	759	"I cannot wait," said Thurnock, "until we can again enter the forests!" I looked at him.	10
7	62	That she, too, seemed much excited by him did not enter into my considerations.	10
7	174	I would not immediately enter the thicket.	10
8	45	One of the most delicate modes of enslavement, and requiring great skill, is to enter the stockade of the panther girls under the cover of darkness and then, one by one, hut by hut, following the sound of their breathing, to take them.	10
8	216	I turned to re-enter the hut.	10
9	314	How brave and noble I had been to enter the forests, to rescue the beautiful Talena, daughter of Marlenus of Ar.	10
13	1	I Re-Enter the Forest I unclenched my fist.	10
18	256	The men of Tyros, following the weeping girls with their whips, did not care to enter the forest.	10
18	263	Weeping, the two girls sprang to their feet and ran to the edge of the forest and, trying not to enter into its shadows, rapidly, weeping, began to break branches and gather wood.	10

Book 9. (19 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	281	"Let them enter the place of Priest-Kings," he said.	10
2	314	It was the chrism of temporary permission, which, in the teachings of Initiates, allows one not consecrated to the service of Priest-Kings to enter the sanctuary.	10
2	316	It was first used at roadside shrines, to permit civil authorities to enter and slay fugitives who had taken sanctuary at the altars.	10
2	319	The dead need no anointing to enter the sanctuary.	10
3	116	To enter the circle, if one is a female, is, by the laws of Torvaldsland, to declare oneself a bondmaid.	10
3	117	A woman, of course, need not enter the circle of her own free will.	10
3	137	"Go to the bondmaid circle," said Ivar Forkbeard to the large girl, "but do not enter it".	10
3	147	"Go to the circle and enter it," said Ivar Forkbeard to the girl.	10
6	438	"If he did, a hundred ships might enter the inlet".	10
7	321	"Why did it enter the hall?" I asked.	10
9	247	"But of your own free will you would be unlikely to enter upon the furs?" asked Ivar.	10
9	337	Then he gestured that she might enter his couch.	10
10	197	"What is your name, Lad?" I asked the young man preparing to enter the square marked off with the hazel wands.	10
12	36	"I distinguish myself, and enter into the history of our land," said the Blue Tooth, "in being the high Jarl to award these talmits in the games.	10
13	34	None may enter without being seen from the high seat.	10
17	83	Kurii drop to all fours to enter and leave them.	10
18	6	A sleen would no sooner mark out a girl for return to the pen than three or four others would constantly enter and disappear from his ken, often luring him into their pursuit, while the first slips free, in her turn later perhaps to save another similarly.	10
21	123	"Guests to enter the hall of Svein Blue Tooth!" We looked to where once had stood the mighty portals of the hall of Svein Blue Tooth.	10
21	125	"Refresh yourselves," said he to them, "and enter".	10

Book 10. (26 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
1	613	"Who would enter such a place?" asked Samos.	10
1	804	"Why should a Kur go to such a place, and enter such a country?" I asked.	10
2	10	It protects the head from the sun; its folds allow heat and perspiration to escape, evaporating, and, of course, air to enter and circulate.	10
5	534	Without a guide, who knew the locations of water, to enter the Tahari would be suicidal.	10
7	206	"It will be most dangerous," said Ibn Saran, "to enter the cell.	10
7	219	"I will first enter the cell," said Ibn Saran.	10
11	280	"Do you fear to enter the oasis of a vassal tribe of the Aretai?" asked Hassan.	10
11	390	Last to enter the inn, head down, taking short, careful steps, bent under her burden, the heavy, bulging leather sack of water, was Alyena.	10
11	412	Few men, without good reason, enter the dune country.	10
11	506	"The kasbah is bolted against raiders! People die at the gate, cut down, pounding to enter!" "Fire!" I cried.	10
12	389	"I shall call the guards, now," she said, "to enter and destroy you!" "But you will not then learn," I said, "what it is to be a woman, a true woman—at the mercy of men".	10
13	44	"It is as naked prisoners that you will enter this kasbah," said the man.	10
14	390	That she must enter and leave it on her hands and knees is thought to have a desirable psychological effect on the girl, impressing on even a haughty girl that she is only slave.	10
17	32	How was it, he holding the precarious sovereignty of our kennel, that he dared to sleep among slaves, who might win his kaffiyeh and agal, though they were only rep-cloth, so simply as the dagger, slipped from his sash, might enter his throat? The kennel master, though slave, too, is Ubar, with powe...	10
18	1	I Retrieve a Bit of Silk; We Enter the Desert "What would you have for saving my life?" asked T'Zshal.	10
18	13	"You would enter the desert afoot?" he asked.	10
18	107	"Are you still determined to enter the desert?" he asked.	10
18	116	"You will now, at least with understanding," said he, "enter the desert".	10
20	1	The Kur Will Re-Enter the Dune Country; I Accompany Him "It is there," said Hassan.	10
20	128	"It is madness to enter the dune country again," he said.	10
21	140	It was at this point, I understood, that he would enter the dunes for his overland trek.	10
21	142	It would be madness and death to enter them.	10
21	461	It seemed likely then that the Kur must have been struck as it had framed itself, perhaps in an opening, the other Kur, smelling it, hearing it, firing when it had tried to enter.	10
24	346	Soldiers seldom enter the slave quarters themselves.	10
24	367	"Must I enter and fetch you," he asked, "and lead you out by the hair?" "No, Master," she called out, frightened.	10

Book 11. (19 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	37	She was the sort of woman, I supposed, whom the men of Earth, in fear, would not even dare to let enter their dreams.	10
3	53	Then my captor had indicated that she might enter his presence.	10
3	269	In one form there a hundred young men and a hundred young women of one city, the women selected for their beauty, enter the ring in competition with a hundred young men and a hundred young women of another city, similarly selected.	10
3	274	Her own men may not enter the Girl Pit of the capturing city to free her.	10
3	407	I felt the iron touch me and almost instantaneously, crackling, flash through my outer skin and then, firmly, to my horror, enter and lodge itself fixedly in my thigh.	10
4	979	In such forests, in certain territories, there roam bands of free women, the lithe, ferocious Panther Girls of Gor, but these despise and hate women not of their own fierce ilk; in particular do they revile and hold in contempt girls, beauties, who have been slaves to men; should such a girl, fleein...	10
7	358	He would enter into no relationship except on his own terms.	10
9	1613	"Then," asked Thurnus, "it will be the test of knives?" In this the two men leave the village and enter, from opposite sides, a darkened wood.	10
9	1689	"These fellows, I gather," said Thurnus, "will not enter our competition".	10
9	1744	"These others, I now gather," said Thurnus, "will not enter our competition".	10
11	188	"Enter," said Sucha.	10
11	293	Perhaps most importantly she can enter or leave her "place" only with her head down and on her knees, this involving a tacit, mnemonic psychology, reminding her and impressing upon her that she is a slave.	10
12	494	If anyone should enter the passageway I would be immediately visible, a fleeing, hunted, beautiful, half-silked, belled slave girl.	10
16	74	Thus, if an urt manages to enter one area he has at his mercy only one captive, not five.	10
20	588	As a slave I must await him at the Chatka and Curla, fearing each stranger who might enter, fearing it might be he.	10
22	167	Ramships enter battle under oar power.	10
24	102	The slave, accordingly, has little inclination to enter a Gorean court.	10
27	687	"We must enter," he said to me.	10
27	741	"Enter, Master," said a man.	10

Book 12. (11 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	9	When a male is forced beyond the wall he is removed from the competition and may not, upon pain of death, re-enter the area for the duration of the contest.	10
3	1243	"A tarsk bit to enter, Master," said a slaver's man at the entrance to the pavilion.	10
4	151	There were similar boards, though smaller, at various places about the fair, where men who could not afford the fee to enter the amphitheater might stand and watch the progress of play.	10
15	776	"She might enter orgasm on the very block," I said.	10
20	98	One bent over to enter the low doorway.	10
22	63	It was sometimes difficult to enter into disputation with Imnak.	10
24	452	Then she said, "Thank you for letting a frightened girl enter your furs tonight".	10
31	173	It is the instinct of the dominant to enter the killings and mate.	10
35	3	I heard the dart enter his body and I thrust him back and away from me and I saw him, rent and scattered, burst apart.	10
35	112	Then I said, "How did you know to find me here?" "I thought you would have difficulty explaining your right to enter to the guards at the hatches," said Imnak.	10
35	417	When I was about to re-enter the hall I suddenly stepped back.	10

Book 13. (29 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	201	The Palms of Schendi would enter Schendi, her home port, in style.	10
7	108	"If he wishes," said Uchafu, "he could enter and burn Schendi".	10
8	156	"We feared to tell a free man he could not enter".	10
12	65	"It is not uncommon for burglars to enter houses through these grilles," said Shaba.	10
12	489	I saw disbelief, startled, wild, enter her eyes.	10
13	185	She could not bring herself to enter, through the red curtains.	10
13	190	I took the ankle ring and chain which lay at the right corner of the alcove, as you enter.	10
13	193	In the left-hand corner of the room, as you enter, of course, on its chain, is another ankle ring.	10
13	197	All these devices work from locks, answering to a common key, which hangs high on the wall, toward the back and left, as you enter.	10
13	480	I had not even, this early in the evening, elected to enter her.	10
13	510	Again I had not even elected to enter her.	10
13	748	"You may now find this difficult to believe," I said, "but the time will come when you will find that you are unable to part these curtains and enter this alcove from the floor outside without being hot and wet.	10
14	6	Gorean slaves, incidentally, are commonly carried over the threshold when they first enter a master's house or place of residence.	10
14	14	Some are leashed and enter on their hands and knees.	10
14	16	The common denominator of these customs, of course, is that the slave must understand that force, either explicitly or implicitly, is involved, and that she will enter the stronghold of the master, and as a slave, whether she wills to do so or not.	10
14	54	A similar sort of thing is done sometimes when a master brings home a new girl to a house which is completely empty, if necessary, by prearrangement, and new to her, and orders her to enter alone.	10
15	142	"Kunguni the beggar," said Msaliti, "cannot well enter the edifices on Schendi's Street of Coins".	10
15	143	"Then enter as Msaliti," I said.	10
19	5	"Enter," he said.	10
19	7	"Enter," said Msaliti.	10
19	173	If you are, as I suspect, a simple thief, take it as a token of my admiration of your boldness, for it must have taken courage to enter the chamber of a Ubar".	10
24	184	"Please, Kisu," begged Tende, "let me enter the canoe".	10
25	33	"I myself," I said, "may perhaps find it necessary to enter upon the Ua River itself".	10
26	1	We Enter upon the Ua; We Hear Drums The blond-haired barbarian dipped her paddle into the water, and drew it backwards.	10
33	1	What We Saw from the Height of the Falls; Tende Dances; We Enter Again Upon the River; I Anticipate the Surrender of the Blond-Haired Barbarian We thrust the canoe upward, Kisu and I at the stern, Ayari and the girls hauling on ropes at the forequarter.	10
42	33	"That way strangers will not see it before, unsuspecting, they enter the village".	10
50	1	The Lake; The Ancient City; We Will Enter the Ancient City "It is so vast," said Ayari.	10
53	16	Shaba's men had, to some extent, refortified the ruin, placing stones within the threshold so that only one man at a time might enter.	10
57	66	From Ngao one could enter upon the Ua.	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	162	I thought it might be quite pleasant to direct the lovely Miss Henderson to enter the bedroom of my small student's apartment and remove her clothing.	10
1	396	"I was told to enter.	10
1	509	I would advise you never to enter into such a rendezvous again".	10
1	765	"I do not even enter into discussion with them," she said.	10
2	148	"Let us not enter into fruitless controversy," he said.	10
6	144	She was the sort of woman a man of Earth would scarcely have dared to let enter his dreams.	10
7	578	But into those definitions did not enter, as I now recognize, hints of a nature formed by a harsh evolution, remarks pertaining to genetic dispositions selected for in times when the meadows were bestrode by the prowling tread of the saber-toothed tiger and the hills rang with the trumpeting of mast...	10
16	28	She may then, if she desires, enter into the full practice of her craft.	10
27	117	Indeed, even foreign women who enter her gates must be temporarily collared and registered, and accompanied by a free male who, for the time they are in the city, is to them as master.	10
32	323	"What of your honor?" "Honor does not enter into this," I said.	10
33	1	We will Enter the Camp of Tenalion; The Leash "There!" I said.	10
34	1	We Enter the Camp of Tenalion; I Sell the Lady Florence; I Must now Search for the Slave Beverly Henderson We entered the camp of Tenalion.	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	140	"Forty-two!" I could not even enter the bidding.	10
14	94	"Stand here," I told her, positioning her about five feet from the wall, facing it, to the left of the door as you enter, beneath a stout beam.	10
14	281	"I need not knock to enter the room of my kept woman," I said.	10
18	133	"You will enter first".	10
18	141	She would enter first, for she was a free woman.	10
28	160	"Enter," said Tasdron.	10
28	224	"Enter," said Tasdron.	10
29	74	"You have heard my plan," I said, "that we muster ships and, under the cover of darkness, posing as the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard, enter and take the stronghold of Policrates".	10
29	174	Then, if, truly, you can enter the sea gate, and can hold it, set a beacon at the gate.	10
29	250	"Enter, Friends!" called down the man.	10
30	146	"One is that you are a man of Earth, and no man from that dismal, terrorized world, where men are mean and small, could have dared to enter this holding".	10
33	15	The great sea gate had crashed down, destroying the galley on which I had sought to enter the holding of Policrates.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	81	The Gorean master does not require the permission of a slave to enter a room, no more than the man of Earth requires the permission of his dog to enter a room.	10
2	17	Do not enter the light".	10
8	24	On the other hand, if he should be in the cabin, or if it should be otherwise occupied, I must enter swiftly and without warning, that I might, if necessary, strike before being struck.	10
8	443	"Why did Artemidorus, the first officer, when he inquired as to your readiness, not attempt to enter the cabin, and check you by hand?" "None may touch me save Reginald, my master," she said, proudly, "unless I have displeased him".	10
12	9	"Surely fifty or better," said Callimachus, "but I doubt that so many will enter the holding".	10
15	22	I winced, feeling the point of Policrates' blade enter a bit more deeply into my side.	10
15	28	I heard it enter a sheath.	10
18	104	"When your Master wishes you to enter his presence," she said, "you will be summoned by the sound of a gong".	10

Book 17. (17 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	915	Sales strategies, too, can enter into the formation of a coffle, as, for example, when a girl is put between two plainer girls to accentuate her beauty, or a superb girl is saved for last, and many other considerations, as well, can enter into the formation of a coffle.	10
1	1339	To enter such a country and find him it seems to us useful to enlist the help of human beings, creatures of a sort which the red savages will understand to be of their own kind, creatures with whom they might be expected, for a price, to be cooperative.	10
4	10	"It can be death to enter them".	10
4	53	The girls enter the wagon at the rear, crawling, their ankles chained, the bar between their legs.	10
5	66	"Whither are you bound, Captain," I asked, "and on what business!" "We are going to Kailiauk, and are then going to enter the Barrens," he said.	10
5	72	I supposed such forces might indeed enter the Barrens and wreak some havoc, perhaps falling upon some Dust-Leg villages.	10
6	90	Unable to find Grunt, I feared I must enter the Barrens alone.	10
6	94	"I wish to enter the Barrens," I said.	10
6	156	In the morning, with or without him, I would enter the Barrens.	10
7	131	"Enter now.	10
8	975	"It is my intention to enter the Barrens".	10
8	997	"Are you truly determined to enter the Barrens?" asked the fellow.	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
8	1144	"I take it that you, with your pack train, intend to enter the Barrens," I said.	10
13	1497	The girls on a chain, once opened and made to serve, usually begin to compete among themselves, and soon, to see who can serve the masters best, and those who do not enter earnestly into this competition, it might be mentioned, are usually the first to be fed to sleen.	10
19	152	It was not seemly, I gathered, for one such as he to enter into dispute with a younger warrior, one of another society and who had fewer coups than himself.	10
19	467	Now, it seemed, he had no wish to enter into combat with me.	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	182	Indeed, is it not that in dreams one may even enter the medicine world itself? In dreams is it not the case that one might sit about the fires of the dead, conversing with them? Is it not the case that in dreams one may understand the speech of animals? And is it not the case that in dreams one may ...	10
7	98	"You may enter the lodge," I said to Winyela.	10
7	180	"Many times, in private beatings," I said, "such things as shame or humiliation will enter very little into the situation".	10
10	59	Then he indicated, with the quirt, that the girl should enter the interior of the lodge.	10
11	109	You may soon be free and I, Cuwignaka, Woman's Dress, will enter tomorrow the great lodge of the dance".	10
11	124	"I have waited for years to enter the dance lodge," he said.	10
12	470	Then, perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me".	10
13	95	"Tomorrow I will enter the lodge of the dance," said Cuwignaka.	10
16	257	My Master, and friend, Canka, of the Isbu, has retained his own slave and love, a girl named Winyela, also a luscious white slave, and my friend, Cuwignaka, after years of waiting is, at last, going to enter the lodge of the great dance".	10
19	40	"I know how keenly you desired to enter the lodge".	10
20	4	"She tried to enter the lodge of the dance," laughed Hci, pointing at Cuwignaka.	10
21	54	It was no wonder he was not eager, this day, to enter the lodge.	10
34	314	"You may freely enter into the state of bondage," I told her, "but you may not freely leave it.	10
35	123	I shall not enter into these matters in depth.	10
39	212	If she chooses slavery, she may be expected to step onto a submission mat, and kneel there, head down, enter a slave pen of her own accord, or, say, fully acknowledging herself a slave, belly to an officer, kissing his feet.	10
39	503	We did not enter the girl into the harness.	10
40	6	"Do you wish to enter first?" asked Pumpkin.	10
40	8	"No! You enter first".	10
40	334	"They will enter," said Radish.	10
47	253	I barely had time to enter the cloud, with apparent leisure, than I had turned and he was upon me.	10

Book 19. (24 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	250	I saw him, for example, enter the throne room, and saw you enter later.	10
2	41	The man I knew stepped out, and, while the driver held the door, motioned that I might enter.	10
2	203	"I didn't hear you enter," I said.	10
2	206	"You knew, of course," I said, "that I would not hear you enter".	10
3	161	I did not know who might enter that door, to claim me.	10
6	648	"You did not let me enter," I said.	10
6	696	"Should I wish to enter a paga tavern, for example," I said, "you will accompany me".	10
6	709	"Slaves can enter taverns, can they not?" I asked.	10
8	42	"If you enter, you will be, probably, the only free woman in the house, unless there is a new girl in there, in chains, awaiting, say, the iron and the collar".	10
8	44	"Do you wish to enter?" he asked.	10
8	47	"I will enter," I said.	10
8	60	"Enter," said a pleasant-enough-looking young man in the threshold.	10
9	49	"Enter," I said.	10
9	104	"Did your troops enter Argentum?" I asked.	10
10	11	I had even stopped in some of the more respectable taverns, those in which free women, without difficulty, might enter.	10
11	36	"Enter," I said.	10
14	61	I would enter it joyfully.	10
20	175	He seemed concerned, then, apparently, that I not be permitted to enter too deeply into my slavery.	10
26	333	"He is considering the desirability of investing in the area, and perhaps forming his own company to enter the field".	10
29	269	"It will not be easy," said Hassan, condescending to enter me, as I held out my arms eagerly to him, "but I will find her".	10
30	441	The woman was not permitted to re-enter the building.	10
31	770	Slave girls did not freely enter and leave the palace grounds.	10
34	35	Ligurious indicated that she should enter.	10
36	277	It is natural, then, that a woman should enter into such a relation with a certain amount of trepidation.	10

Book 20. (17 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	120	"Enter as you are".	10
2	1040	"Enter," I said.	10
5	247	"Enter my alcove!" she cried.	10
6	703	"I am willing, even, to enter into the free companionship with you!" Boots staggered backwards, as though overwhelmed.	10
10	833	Enter it.	10
14	9	"Urts find way!" "Strip, enter the cubicle of the bathing cisterns," had said our jailer, five of his fellows, armed, behind him, before dawn.	10
14	21	"Enter the cubicle of the bathing cisterns".	10
14	210	You must then, if you wish, enter the urt pack.	10
14	214	"I bet he will enter the pack," said one of the men.	10
14	285	"Do not enter the pack!" I called out to Nim Nim.	10
14	289	"I am staying here! I am not approaching! I will not hurt you! Do not enter the pack!" Nim Nim had been caught in a state orchard.	10
14	294	"Do not enter the pack!" I cried.	10
16	1034	"Perhaps the great Temenides, who holds a high board in Cos, fears to enter into a banquet's friendly game, or, say, an evening's casual tourney, with one who is a mere mountebank, a monster," suggested the player.	10
18	196	The first sack had had a cunning opening concealed beneath a double seam, an opening through which a performer might exit or enter, as he pleased.	10
19	45	"Enter," he said, "swiftly!" I was ushered through the garden now, the foliage black in the shadows, silvery in the moonlight.	10
19	65	"Enter," said a man within.	10
21	463	If they chose to enter, they would have had to break through doors.	10

Book 21. (23 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	21	Also, of course, their movements often, from a legal point of view, constitute actual invasions or indisputable territorial infringements, as when, uninvited, they enter areas technically within the jurisdiction or hegemony of given cities or towns.	10
15	677	"No sane commander in such a situation could issue orders to enter the delta in force," I said, "certainly not without obtaining guides, accumulating transportation, organizing supplies and support, treating with the natives of the area, and so on".	10
16	7	Too, as an unknown fellow, it seemed I might be able to enter her gates without great difficulty.	10
16	9	To be sure, if I wished to enter the presence of the first minister, or the high general, they might be of some use, but the letters for them, sealed with the sign of the silver tarn, might do as well.	10
17	16	"Can one enter Ar without them?" he asked.	10
24	41	"She thinks she may have found the house of her people," said Feiqa, "that she might enter, that incredible fortune might be hers, that she might be able to claim her patrimony".	10
24	480	"I thought perhaps it had been a joke on your part, something to amuse you, that you had let her enter here alone, first, before your arrival".	10
25	1	The Tunnels "Enter," said the woman.	10
25	15	"Enter," said the woman.	10
25	16	"Enter the Tunnels".	10
25	119	We watched the fellow crouch down and enter one of the small openings, the sack now, with its helpless, squirming occupant, dragging behind him.	10
25	427	At any rate, if there were to be any danger, it did not seem to me appropriate that I should enter my hearty companion of the road into it.	10
25	754	I would enter my bolt into its heart.	10
25	1468	"I think the real reason," she said, "under everything, as you may have suspected, is that I was driven here, almost helplessly, a woman in desperate need of love, daring to enter this terrible place, but one where I knew men were, by my desire to meet a kindly man, by my loneliness".	10
25	1790	No breath, however, can enter your lungs until you have first cleared your mouth of the fluid in it.	10
26	26	In some of the other alcoves, of course, those not empty, there were presumably slaves, girls waiting alone in the darkness, in their chains, knowing that they would be at the mercy of whoever might enter the alcove.	10
26	135	"Enter an alcove," said the man.	10
26	147	They might have assumed, thus, that I, sooner or later, from curiosity, or, perhaps growing wary, and attempting to escape, would enter one of them.	10
26	155	Actually, of course, given the structure of the alcoves, as I had determined it, it could be extremely dangerous to attempt to enter it if it were defended.	10
26	267	If anyone tried to enter these limited quarters, it would be quite easy in the darkness, he in such an exposed position, to cut fiercely at the head and neck.	10
26	792	We could not re-enter from the outside.	10
26	1669	Some warriors enter battle with no more than their battle straps, and their shield, helmet, and weapons.	10
27	106	"Are you prepared to enter slavery?" he asked.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	284	In my culture men could not enter the ladies' room.	10
8	87	None of us, I am sure, cared to enter that dark fluid.	10
8	107	It was, thus, I think, only an accident in its way, at least with respect to what was going on this morning, that Ila had been chosen to be the first to enter the fluid.	10
8	223	Many masters, though it tends to be rather associated, usually, with given cities, require this position of their girls, usually when they first enter his presence, or find themselves, as in a room which he has entered, in his presence.	10
8	438	Our group, it seemed, would be neither the first, nor, given our position, the last to enter that corridor.	10
9	135	My true fate, I conjectured, could not even begin to enter their speculations.	10
9	137	It could not enter their ken.	10
11	82	I drew back my head and leaned back again, breathing deeply, against the wall, to the left of the threshold, as one would enter it.	10
11	1163	Air, for example, can enter at the threshold, in the vicinity of the curtain, rise, and exit through various inconspicuous vent holes, generally high in the walls.	10
20	194	They seldom attempt to enter the cities, where they might eventually contribute to the formation of a discontented urban proletariat.	10
21	60	Perhaps my master's men would not soon enter the alcove.	10
27	187	Certainly he whose vengeance quarry I might be would not wish to simply enter the camp.	10
29	309	"As you can imagine it would be difficult for them to enter a town, go to the market and purchase goods".	10
29	961	But he did not seem eager to again enter the range of the sleen's jaws.	10
30	175	"In the slave wagon," he said, "on the right, as you enter, there is a water bag, which is full, and a food pan, in which there are two rolls.	10
30	182	It was thus clear to me how I was to enter the slave wagon.	10
34	107	"Enter the blankets," he said.	10

Book 23. (25 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	395	It had been that announcement, too, which had encouraged me to enter into the matter.	10
6	138	I had scarcely arranged my blankets and put the pack down for a pillow when I saw an attendant enter the room, carrying a stripped female, her hands tied behind her, over his shoulder, her head to the rear, in slave position.	10
8	764	In my second pass I hovered near the front of the inn building on the left, as one would enter.	10
9	43	I had hoped, of course, somehow, ideally, to be able to enter Ar's Station on tarnback.	10
9	136	Whereas I supposed it was possible that I might enter the city in this way this modality of ingress seemed dubious at best.	10
9	139	I had also considered trying to enter the city through its main gate, in the confusion, when it opened for sorties by the defenders.	10
9	142	Also, it did not seem to me practical to try to enter the city during the daylight hours from the harbor side because of the besiegers.	10
9	355	"Do not try to enter the city," she said.	10
9	363	"Do not try to enter the city!" she said.	10
10	355	"You would be mad to enter this place," said another voice.	10
12	85	"She does not enter the cell".	10
13	209	"They will have to enter the cell to fetch you out".	10
14	122	"Cosians will enter, with fire and sword.	10
16	60	It is better, I think, for the individual attacker, particularly if the walls are high, over twenty feet, say, to try to enter over the bridge of a siege tower or, even better, through a breached wall or gate.	10
16	402	Thus she cannot enter into a contract, no more than a kaiila.	10
17	144	It more exposes the tower to the defenders, who might then tear the hides from it and smear it with flaming tar, or enter and attack it at their own choosing.	10
17	594	This time, as it swung back, I could see, along its shaft, the interior of the inclined shed that housed it, and how it was fifty feet long and slung in leather cradles, and the many ropes that controlled it, and the men drawing on the ropes, surely more than a hundred of them under that long shed, ...	10
17	620	I saw other men marshaling outside, to enter.	10
20	50	The ships of Cos now enter the harbor.	10
21	1339	She might find herself trembling in terror if even the smallest and most casual of such thoughts chanced to enter her mind.	10
21	1438	"When we enter Port Cos," he said, "I would like to do so in such a way as to make clear from afar that there is cause for rejoicing, that our business has been successfully conducted and that festivities are in order".	10
24	289	As the bow swung about to enter the harbor I could see the piers were jammed with crowds in their holiday finery.	10
24	412	"And so," he said, "you will enter Port Cos as the slaves, and sluts, you are".	10
24	506	No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master.	10
24	511	No longer does she wander in forlorn distress in fields alien to her very nature; in being wanted by a man, and belonging to him, she has come to that country which she has long sought, and never dared to enter, that of herself.	10

Book 24. (15 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	454	Others, taking note of the commotion, outside the railings, hastened now to enter.	10
3	94	I would sooner try to enter Torcadino that I might there communicate with its current master, Dietrich of Tarnburg, at bay there like a larl in its lair.	10
3	447	This is commonly drawn down before engaging, that commands not be muffled, that air can more easily enter the lungs.	10
13	252	Even so small a thing as this constituted yet another indication of the precipitateness of Ar, her unreadiness to enter the delta.	10
14	62	You were not prepared to enter the delta.	10
24	22	"Are you afraid to enter?" I asked.	10
24	52	"I do not wish to enter it," she said, suddenly.	10
24	54	"I do not wish to enter it," she said.	10
24	66	"Enter," I said.	10
34	31	"Enter," said I to Marcus.	10
36	102	"Will we enter the city?" asked Ina, eagerly.	10
39	276	I snapped one shackle on her right ankle and threaded the other through the corner ring at the right, as you enter.	10
39	285	I then thrust her back to the furs and attached the collar chain, by means of its lock ring, to a ring in the floor, near the back wall, on the left, as you would enter.	10
42	88	I would not have encouraged Marcus, for example, to enter into lengthy discourse with local residents, Cosian regulars, or such.	10
45	148	That is not the mood in which to enter battle, even the battle which one knows one cannot win, even the ultimate battle in which one knows one is doomed to defeat.	10

Book 25. (23 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	34	Indeed, in many places they could simply enter through breaches in the wall, or climb over mounds of rubble, and enter the city.	10
27	1135	Will you fear to enter a room alone, or a corridor unescorted, for fear someone may be there, waiting? Will you fear dark places, or shadows? Will you fear high bridges, and roofs, and promenades, because you fear the loop of a tarnsman tightening on your body, dragging you into the sky, his capture...	10
2	110	I did not enter the insula itself, but made an inquiry or two in its vicinity.	10
3	64	The last time I had been to Ar, that time I had received the spurious message, to be delivered to Aemilianus, in Ar's Station, there had been no need of yellow ostraka, or permits, to enter the city.	10
3	71	Others might enter the city on permits, usually for a day, commencing at dawn and concluding at sundown.	10
3	221	Some fellows then, also hooded, or blindfolded, enter the enclosure, to catch her.	10
3	580	Similarly if they attempt to enter such establishments as pretended slaves they may find themselves leaving them by the back entrance, soon to become true slaves.	10
3	638	She might have been in a paga tavern, preparing to enter upon the sand or floor.	10
4	5	He did not enter between the velvet ropes, forming their corridor to the roped enclosure within which rested the stone.	10
7	217	The polemarkos, if it were indeed he, I thought, must be very confident, to so enter Ar.	10
8	315	Similarly, they may not enter temples.	10
8	328	Myron, probably intelligently, however, had limited the numbers of such mercenaries who might enter the city at any one time.	10
17	76	Indeed, they will often strip themselves and kneel, or drop to all fours, to be collared, as soon as they enter their master's domicile.	10
20	519	"Please enter your slave, Master," said Phoebe.	10
20	626	"A slave begs," she said, "that her master consent to enter her".	10
21	76	However, to their surprise, I was to be permitted to enter the presence of the Ubara".	10
21	267	Indeed, many Free Companions will not even enter upon a couch if they suspect that a slave has served on its surface.	10
22	130	It was difficult for them, for example, to enter into, arrange or conduct affairs, even of the brief dark-doorway variety.	10
23	7	There was a line, as well, behind the fellow, awaiting its turn to enter the roped-off circle, and, one by one, express their contempt for the "Traitress of the North" as Ar's Station was now referred to on the boards.	10
23	317	"I shall not enter into the details of this," I said, "but in the north, last summer, in virtue of an unusual combination of circumstances, Marcus came into the possession of a large fortune, one hundred pieces of gold".	10
24	57	"The slave is likely to enter through the main door?" I asked Lavinia.	10
27	535	"And if anyone saw the new slave enter here earlier, when she was a free woman, they will presumably believe it to be her exiting, as well".	10
28	149	I myself might have been similarly reluctant to enter a dark room in an insula, late at night.	10

Book 26. (36 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	11	But how could it have been a man's voice? How could it be, a man's voice, here, in the garden, at this time of day? Normally we vacate the garden when men enter it to work, as, for example, its gardeners.	10
3	25	Sometimes when men are to enter the garden, suddenly, or with little notice, such as guardsmen, say, in the line of duty, as in inspections or searches, a bar is rung, and we must find our body veils, and kneel, head down, and cover ourselves with them.	10
5	105	Indeed, it is forbidden even to enter upon the expanse of stones inside it, at its foot.	10
7	329	But that did not entitle him, surely, to enter the garden! To be with one of us, as he was! "Very well," he said.	10
7	474	No longer did I then, in those moments, care for the danger, or whether I cried out, or if he cried out, or about the guards, or who might enter the garden! Nothing mattered, nothing was real but the feeling, the sensations, the moment! I only then became aware of the might of him, too, as though mo...	10
7	674	"You did not have permission to enter! You should not be here!" Again he did not respond to her.	10
7	696	But that would not, presumably, uninvited, have given him permission to enter the garden, to partake, unlicensed, of its delights, such as they might be.	10
7	964	Who, unsolicited, could simply come through the house, and enter the garden? But it seems that one had.	10
8	381	Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate.	10
8	382	We thus enter on all fours and emerge on all fours, or, if it is wished, on our belly.	10
8	926	Presumably, if that were the case, the ledges would be within its territory, and it would have learned by now that it could not enter the cells.	10
13	994	"Enter the cage," she said.	10
13	1245	Is not even a free woman aware of such a thing, on some level, when, as she sleeps, she is chained to her own bed? Does this enter into her dream? Does she dream it so, fearfully? Surely its very possibility is to be rejected from consciousness with all the force of rationality! Surely it was only a...	10
13	1373	It is said that sometimes slavers enter the boudoir of a free woman and scrutinize her in her sleep, in this considering what value, if any, she might hold as a slave.	10
13	1378	Should he take her then, or should he merely enter her name on the list, to be picked up later, at one's convenience? I would suppose that men might sometimes find it pleasant, to look in upon us, in our helplessness, and our sleep.	10
24	246	What could be the purpose of these men here? I had just seen the fellow with a torch enter a building.	10
24	249	But I did not think they could burn the city, not unless they were prepared, in effect, except perhaps for certain districts, to enter and torch it, building by building.	10
28	64	"Why did you enter the shop?" he asked.	10
30	25	They are authorized to enter the depths".	10
31	160	Too, this disposition of us freed more men to enter the cell.	10
31	187	He fears to enter".	10
31	190	"Enter, look upon the prisoner".	10
31	671	Gito was hiding himself in straw to the left of the portal as one would enter.	10
31	677	"You, and you, will engage," he said, to two of his men, near him, on the right side of the room, as one would enter it.	10
31	678	"And you, and you," said the lieutenant, to two of the men on his side of the room, the left, as one would enter.	10
31	736	The last lamp, to the left, as one would enter, was struck from its holder.	10
32	26	Gito was still half buried in the straw, huddled there, shaking, whimpering, to the left, as one would enter.	10
37	573	After several seconds, the man standing there in the portal, silhouetted by the light behind him, the lieutenant, unwilling to lose more time, indicated that one man, preceded by his fair shield of two, should enter and go to the left, and another, he, too, preceded by his shield of two, to the righ...	10
37	684	The two slaves who had been with him had fled to the right, as one would enter the pool area.	10
37	813	"Of course," said the pit master, "that through which the urts enter it, through their nest".	10
37	831	"Enter it! Find him! Kill him!" "Would you send them to their deaths?" asked the officer of Treve.	10
37	877	I remained with Fecha a little to the left of the entrance, as one would enter the area of the pool.	10
38	20	Surely he must have felt its point enter his body, on the left side, below the ribs.	10
41	39	If I had been so chained during the rest period this afternoon, I would not have been able to enter the garden, to approach the wall, to encounter the stranger.	10
41	135	Could that not be told simply by looking at our necks, and seeing that there were collars there? Did this detail not serve as token, if none other, that slave fires had been lit in our bellies? Had men not seen to it? After a time the other girls began to enter the room, one or two at a time.	10
42	103	But could they not, if this were their intent, strangle me first, utilizing some convenient string or cord, or smother me with a blanket or cushion, one easily found, perhaps one almost at hand, or even enter a blade swiftly, mercifully, into my heart? Surely that would not be difficult.	10

Book 27. (19 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	124	She had been taught how to kneel, and move, and lie down, and remove her clothing, and present herself for binding, and enter and leave rooms, and greet masters, many such things.	10
11	41	Let her beg naked to enter his bed and serve his pleasure.	10
13	595	Eccentricities and subjectivities, seeming anomalies, often enter into such matters.	10
14	136	Or perhaps it is a test which, once passed, is done with, and we may then enter the arms of our beloved master as no more than a surrendered slave, nothing held back, a slave now confessed as needful in general but, in the specific case, blissful within the arms of a beloved master.	10
15	404	It seems there is no nook or cranny in a woman's soul into which the master, whip in hand, cannot enter.	10
15	481	"Oh?" "I beg to be permitted to enter your arms".	10
16	440	Several psychological and physical factors enter into these matters.	10
18	517	"At the next corner you will turn left, and enter the third door on your left.	10
18	525	"Enter and do not look back," said the voice.	10
19	87	They did not, of course, enter the area occupied by the tarns.	10
21	210	In a few moments she feared they must leave the water, to apply the cleansing oils, thence to scrape them from the body, with the strigil-like pebbles, after which they would re-enter the water to rinse once more.	10
22	719	Mirus was the first to enter the tent.	10
24	98	Men had to pay a fee to enter, for within those confines they were to be treated to the finest exponents of the intricacies of slave dance.	10
25	1053	Surely he must be a sought man, surely guardsmen would enter the tiers at any moment and put hands upon him.	10
27	2309	It does not deter them, however, in the tenacity of pursuit; when hunting they will enter the water, and swim, unhesitatingly, single-mindedly.	10
27	2499	If a slave were to enter a temple she might be slain.	10
29	61	"Will we enter upon the road when the caravan passes, Master?" asked Ellen.	10
30	486	Needless to say, these several appurtenances do not enter into the ken of a slave.	10
30	509	Perhaps they even dare to enter a paga tavern, just to see what they are like, or perhaps wander in the Street of Brands, to stroll through the open markets or slave yards, to see true slaves, chained, or caged.	10

Book 28. (11 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	965	Some, however, curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts.	10
2	202	The opening in the container was wide enough for the beast to enter it, but Kurii are cautious beasts and it did not understand the container, or the wiring and tubing about.	10
2	203	Many animals are reluctant to enter small confines with which they are unfamiliar, confines which do not have a clear second exit, confines in which unseen dangers might lurk, confines in which they might be trapped.	10
10	3	"Enter quietly," said Peisistratus.	10
14	42	Too, it seemed possible that Pyrrhus would not wish his group to enter the forest too soon after his return to the Steel World.	10
18	12	Cabot then put her from him, and turned to enter the forest, but turned suddenly, angrily, back, half snarling in frustration, went to her, and, in a stride or two, seized her by the arms, and lifted her before him.	10
33	240	"They will take us from the surface, or, if we enter the water, from the water".	10
35	106	"Enter".	10
56	48	"They will provide little protection," said Archon, "if the minions of Agamemnon stand over them, or enter them, filling them with fire".	10
56	208	"It was due to the ring," said Cabot, "that I was enabled to enter their great camp, that of the gathering, engage their attention, and certify my authority to speak, and plead, on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
69	20	The female slaves edged through the gate, knowing they must enter, but did their best to keep as much distance as was possible between themselves and the huge, watchful, six-legged, viperlike carnivore.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	136	One could enter or leave this opening at either end, and, though the opening was quite narrow, it was large enough for me to enter, and, at the same time, I was sure, too narrow to admit either a sleen or panther.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	122	"Wait! Do not enter the water! Do not enter the water!" A small canal boat was close.	10
42	176	Rather than enter Ar I would gladly enter a cage of rabid, starving sleen.	10