Results

Envy

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	134	Actually I was later to learn that the jeweled belt is worn to incite envy and accrue enemies; its purpose is to encourage attack, that the owner may try the skill of his weapons, that he need not tire himself seeking for foes.	10
5	49	The dour women of the Wagon Peoples, I saw, looked on these girls with envy and hatred, sometimes striking them with sticks if they should approach too closely the cooking pots and attempt to steal a piece of meat.	10
8	269	Tuka, for her part, understandably had reason to envy and resent the young American slave.	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10

Book 5. (6 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	31	It is not unusual to find even children of twelve or fourteen years who play with a depth and sophistication, a subtlety and a brilliance, that might be the envy of the chess masters of Earth.	10
8	133	"I envy you free ones," said Elizabeth.	10
14	144	Otherwise, given the splendor of her robes, she might have been on the highest bridges the envy of all the free women of Ar.	10
17	595	Were they her own, she would have been the envy of many of the free women of Ar.	10
24	48	I did not envy them.	10
24	260	I did not envy them.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	23	I could now give her garments and jewels that would be the envy of Ubaras.	10

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	8	Yet on this world I am a fifteen-gold piece girl, more lovely than many, yet far excelled by many whose stunning beauty I can only envy.	10
7	127	Men seem to enjoy provoking the envy and admiration of others, with respect to the attractions of their slaves.	10
7	128	And woe to the girl who does not present herself before her master's friends in such a way as to excite this envy or admiration.	10
8	658	The girls cried out in envy.	10
14	420	Perhaps one of the things that free women most envy in slaves is that they are not only permitted to reveal their beauty but that they must, even in the light of law, do so.	10
16	466	How the girls would have cried out with envy to see me, secure in such a cloak, and that, too, of the mighty Rask of Treve! But I did not wish to wear it.	10
17	103	How can a free woman even understand this? But I do not envy free women.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	313	Who knew to what heights, in time, might be raised the chair of Bosk? Perhaps, in time, it might stand as high, or higher, than the throne of Ar? And might there not come to be, in time, an alliance of Gor's greatest sea power and her greatest land power, and, perhaps, in time, but one throne? We wo...	10
9	341	And who knew, in time, there might have been but one throne of one Ubar of this unprecedented empire? Who knew to what heights might have been raised the chair of Bosk? We would have made a splendid and powerful couple, the envy of Gor, Bosk, the great Bosk, and Talena, the beautiful Talena, daughte...	10
11	255	I did not envy Verna.	10
11	646	I did not envy the girl, Talena.	10
14	318	My hatred of Marlenus, and my envy of his glory and success, raged within me.	10
18	639	"I do not envy you".	10
21	230	I did not envy them.	10
21	236	I did not envy them.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	77	Doubtless I was the envy of men who did not know me, Bosk, the recluse, who had returned crippled from the northern forests.	10
1	164	Yet who is to say who is the more correct? I envy sometimes the simplicities of those of Earth, and those of Gor, who, creatures of their conditioning, are untroubled by such matters, but I would not be as either of them.	10
1	173	It would be seen in terms of the envy and resentment of inferiors for their superiors.	10
7	173	I did not envy the young man.	10
10	94	Sometimes, in the south, female slaves are dressed in the robes of free women, even veiled, and taken by their masters to see tarn races, or games, or song-dramas; many assume that she, sitting regally by his side, is a companion, or being courted for the companionship; only he and she know that the...	10
10	98	There is some envy in this charge, I think.	10
10	300	The girls wore their kirtles as they did not simply that the riches owned by Ivar Forkbeard might be well displayed, the better to excite the envy of others and brighten his vanity, but for another reason as well; the female slave, knowing she is slave, finds it stimulating to be exposed to the insp...	10
10	364	Some say it is because they, the free women, envy the girls their collars and wish that they, too, were collared, and at the complete mercy of masters.	10
10	591	The other girls, still on the chain, regarded her with envy, with resentment, hostility.	10
15	230	I did not envy the Kur below.	10
17	181	I did not envy Hilda, Ivar's slave.	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	475	Do you not think they tremble inside those bulky garments, their precious Robes of Concealment, when a handsome, strong man passes by? Do you not think they ever consider what it would be to kneel naked before him, the boards beneath their knees, feeling the slightest movement of air on their bodies...	10
7	592	Do you not envy me my slave?" "Of course," I said.	10
25	159	I did not envy the woman.	10
26	468	Such a girl, on her way to discipline, is a delight to those who hate and envy her, and who would be only too pleased to take this opportunity to jeer and abuse her, sometimes cruelly and physically.	10
26	470	These, in the halls, would constitute a genuine danger to Vella, who, a high slave, had been the object of much envy.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	170	Its purpose may be to humiliate or brazenly and publicly display the girl, to discipline her, to keep her humble, to remind her that she is nothing, only a wench in bondage; it may be to reveal her beauty, of which he is proud, for the eyes of all, or for his own pleasure and that of his peers; it m...	10
4	947	Afterwards, it might be mentioned, they are usually pleased with the piercing of their ears, and grow quite proud of this erotic dimension added to their beauty; not displeased are they either with the lovely adornments which their master may now order them to fix upon their body; free women, it is ...	10
7	245	I did not envy the Lady Sabina.	10
7	881	I did not envy her.	10
9	2359	I had little doubt that Thurnus, for his considerably improved slaves, would soon be the envy of the village.	10
12	156	I do not envy him".	10
24	203	"I do not envy her," smiled the stranger.	10
26	338	I did not envy her.	10
26	622	Many girls will envy you such a lovely brand".	10

Book 12. (6 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	89	Sex in a woman is a very subtle and profound thing; she is capable of deep and sustained pleasures which might be the envy of any vital organism.	10
6	13	I did not envy the sport slave.	10
6	513	Do they envy the slaves their collar? "That is true," I admitted.	10
6	787	She had watched in fury, and, I think, ill-concealed envy at the rapine which had been worked upon Constance.	10
7	21	"I do not envy him".	10
35	1105	I did not envy those on whom such animals would be set.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	55	He, like a clever spider in its web, was the center of an intelligence network that might have been the envy of many a Ubar.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	85	The second major ambiguity in the politics involved was the paradoxical combination of hostility toward men coupled with envy of men.	10
1	664	"They would deride your attractiveness," I said, "and attempt, in envy, to avenge themselves on you in the department?" "Yes," she said.	10
2	50	What a bounder, and cad, I was! Was I so primitive and coarse, so deplorably insensitive, so unimproved, so unreformed, so masculine, as to relish the mere audition of the word 'Master' on the lips of a beautiful woman? Yet I could not repress my envy of the heavy man.	10
2	51	Yes, envy! And, too, how natural it seemed that one such as Miss Henderson should so address one such as he.	10
7	461	Indeed, the female slave is commonly the envy of free women.	10
13	6	"I envy you such a sweet slave," said the Lady Melpomene.	10
19	398	I did not envy the beautiful Taphris.	10
29	162	"Such hair would be the envy of many slave girls".	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	223	Is your anger or dismay actually an envy of the Gorean brutes who throw us to their feet and put collars on our necks? Consider that.	10
13	173	"I envy the miserable creatures".	10
24	274	To the Gorean free woman the joys of the slave girl, though they may be despised and disparaged, are at least culturally not unknown, and are the envy of such free women.	10
30	87	I did not envy the lovely blonde if she were caught.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	232	How I would envy such girls their collars and the lash of his whip! "It was thus that I fled Port Cos.	10
11	160	His guests, uncontrolled in their desire, driven half mad with passion, will mightily envy him his girl.	10
16	542	I did not envy Policrates or Callisthenes, nor Kliomenes, nor Ragnar Voskjard.	10
19	19	Among them, however, would seem to be a jealousy of the female slave's desirability and beauty, a resentment of the interest of free men in embonded women, and an envy of the slave girl's psychological and biological fulfillments, and emotional freedom and joy.	10
20	2153	The passions of the female slave are a mystery to many free women who, unaroused and sexually inert, never collared and owned, cannot even understand them; to most free women, of course, the passions of the female slave are not so much a mystery as a source of envy and fury; she senses that they, de...	10
21	474	Many are the girls in Victoria who will envy me such a master! My heart swells with pride to be the slave of Jason of Victoria.	10
21	511	Among these reasons doubtless are the attractiveness of the slave to free men, and their envy of the slave's happiness and fulfillment.	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1788	"Let them then envy you your opening," I said.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	121	Some of the other animals regarded her with envy, and wonder.	10
22	229	Too, sometimes men who desire to own slaves but are themselves too weak to do so, or, because of rigidities or cripplings, are psychologically incapable of doing so, will, out of envy, jealousy and spite, fight to free them, in order to deny others the pleasures which they, because of their handicap...	10
33	284	The men and women, with the exception of Pumpkin and Radish, looked on, thrilled, and in awe and envy.	10
39	102	"How contemptuous I was of the slave girls in the cities, how I scorned them, and despised them, so helpless in their lowly, silken slaveries, and yet, now, how I envy them their slaveries!" I smiled.	10
39	157	"No longer, now," I said, "do you need to envy slave girls".	10
39	158	"No longer do I envy them their slavery," she said, "for now I, too, am a slave.	10
39	229	"And no longer do you envy them either," I said.	10
39	230	"It is not necessary for me to envy them any longer that they are slaves," she said, "for that is a condition which I, too, now, helplessly share".	10
39	231	"Then you no longer envy them?" I asked.	10
39	235	"It is the girls in the cities, I take it," I said, "those of the sorts with whom you were familiar as a free woman, that you envy".	10
39	245	"You see now," she smiled, "why it is that I envy such slaves".	10
45	10	I did not envy the soldiers.	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	31	Muchly did I envy the people in the inn, with their viands and beverages, their clean rooms, their clothing and warm beds.	10
36	1365	They envy us.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	318	It was my envy of men, my hatred of my sex, and what I sensed to be its true nature, which prompted me to such deceptions, to such unpleasantness, hostility, and arrogance.	10
3	267	"Your beauty," said I, "at least in its external lineaments might well be the envy of many slaves, and if it were to become itself a slave's beauty, with the inward transformations bondage effects in a woman, the results of removing inhibitory structures and liberating her depth nature, it might, in...	10
3	276	"You envy them".	10
6	388	I do not envy the actor his profession.	10
9	496	"Even she there, she who is naked and bound, she who is a true slave, is permitted to walk!" "I do not think you will long envy her," I said.	10
10	903	Soon, she would envy the camp slaves the relative modesty of their brief tunics.	10
15	28	My judgment is vindicated! Let Flaminius writhe in envy! It is I who was right! It is I who am triumphant! You are my prisoner, my prisoner alone, Bosk of Port Kar, the prisoner of the Lady Yanina!" Again she brandished the key at me, I looking up at her, she on the tharlarion.	10
15	68	Now all changes! Now, fool, you will be the reason not only for my restoration to privilege and station in Brundisium, the reason for my new rise to favor in the court, in the eyes of Belnar, my Ubar, but the cause, as well, of my attaining there, in the palace and in the service of my Ubar, and the...	10
16	41	The important thing, apparently, is that he comes from a city which is large and impressive, and which tends to evoke a certain apprehension, or envy, and is far away.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	246	Would they, I wonder, lament the fate of their former friends or acquaintances or would they, rather, I suspect, perhaps in idle moments, bitterly envy the good fortune of those imperious brutes who so casually, nonchalantly, and without a second thought, have precisely what they want of such women.	10
4	433	Not identifying with the women, or being accepted by them, and perhaps coming to bitterly envy the men, their position and status, their nature and power, it seemed she may have turned toward trying to prove herself the same as them, turning then to mannish customs and garb, attempting thusly, despe...	10
5	182	To be sure, only Tula had felt the tharlarion whip, and I did not envy her her knowledge.	10
15	410	Her cosmetic cases could boast perfumes that might have been the envy of a Ubara".	10
16	136	"Such expressions often constitute but transparent concealments for envy and resentment," she said.	10
16	288	"As a free female you might, if you wished, for whatever purposes, hatred or envy, the seeking of power, or whatever it might be, attempt to do them such hurt, such insidious and grievous injury, but such terrible and grotesque crimes, for which legal penalties are not even prescribed, my lovely dau...	10
17	38	I did not envy her this task.	10
19	365	Boabissia, as I occasionally noted, with an admixture of skepticism and envy, seemed enraptured.	10
24	212	"He is almost beside himself with envy.	10
25	1375	Too, they sometimes produced an envy and resentment of men, whom she then, perhaps with some justice, would blame for this lack of fulfillment.	10
26	472	There were, of course, many reasons for the hostility borne to female slaves by their free sisters, not just the envy of their needs, health, and vitality.	10

Book 22. (3 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	203	"They deserve to have us take their world from them, to be thrust aside with words and writs, to be superseded by contrived legalities, to be relegated by statutes and slogans to the peripheries of power, to become trammeled, and crippled, and incapable of action, like tied sheep, bleating contented...	10
4	210	You envy men, and not being one, would try to destroy them".	10
6	326	Was it important for her, perhaps in a war with men, perhaps in her graspings for power, I wondered, to maintain that she, in her hatred, ambition, envy and narrowness, stood for an entire sex? How ridiculous! But, if so, it was easier to understand how she might hate us so, for our very existence, ...	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	406	"Terrible!" cried the fourth woman, but the excitement, the eagerness and envy in her own voice were only too clear.	10
6	139	I gestured to him, and, exciting my envy somewhat, he picked his way expertly among the sprawled, slumbering bodies to my space.	10
10	119	If she were the same woman, I did not think I would envy her, to find herself in the possession of her former dupe.	10
11	103	Let other masters then envy him his girl.	10
13	48	"I envy them their chains," she said, "especially with what I have learned in your arms".	10
13	51	Well might she envy those whose fate would be merely a brand, a collar and the personally irreversible, universally honored, absolute helplessness of Gorean bondage.	10
15	542	"The first is that you feared that the high castes and the richer castes, such as the Merchants, might be less likely to be spared by the enemy, that they might be the subject of more resentment, perhaps because of envy, or perhaps that they would be particularly sought out for vengeance, on the sup...	10
18	314	Or perhaps even it was a symptom of the free woman's envy and hatred of the female slave, so profoundly and widely evidenced, that she wanted to keep the slave from experiencing the joys of being categorically possessed by men, that she wanted to deny to the slave, so lowly and despised, so hated, t...	10
21	692	"But I envy her," said Lady Claudia.	10
23	94	Beneath the confusions, the teachings, the conditionings, the resentments, the envy, lies the natural woman, the animal, with its genetic heritage, the animal which in the way of nature, in our own and related species, is in the keeping of the male, subordinate and submissive to him, a relationship ...	10

Book 24. (6 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	160	Perhaps that accounts for her hostility toward, her envy of, her hatred for, the female slave.	10
1	599	She had even watched him, later in the Paga Room, with fascination and horror, and, I think, with jealous envy, use a slave, skillfully, lengthily, exultantly and with authority.	10
1	1129	I did not envy them this task.	10
18	304	Still I did not think I would envy fellows who might come into the marsh after me.	10
28	269	I wondered if she had now, suddenly, become much more aware, and perhaps fearfully so, of her own attractions, of the luscious curves of her body, of the excitements of her figure, of the soft perfections of her breasts, so perfectly formed, of her graspable waist, of the flaring of her hips and the...	10
45	119	How shall they see one another, and how shall they be to one another? Is man an inexplicable particle, a magical mote, a surprising tune with no instrument, no history, no meaning, something independent of, and unrelated to, the world that gave him his substance, every atom in his flesh, his birth, ...	10

Book 25. (11 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	370	I did not envy her, a naked slave, caught inadvertently in such a place.	10
2	91	Let others seethe with envy upon the consideration of your property".	10
3	588	I have also suggested that this attitude of the free female toward the slave seems to be motivated, paradoxically enough, by envy and jealousy.	10
3	591	This is, I believe, and example, though a rather extreme one, of a not unprecedented sort of psychological reaction, the attempt, by disparagement or action, motivated by envy, jealousy, resentment, or such, to keep from others pleasures which one oneself is unable, or unwilling, to enjoy.	10
8	477	I had seen panther girls in the north, in their desire to repudiate their own nature, and in their envy of men, adopt such a posture.	10
10	392	To be sure the hatred of the free woman for the slave is multiply motivated, and, most crucially, one suspects, by envy and jealousy.	10
12	406	At the root of their hatred, perhaps, lies their own unhappiness and lack of fulfillment, their envy of the slave, joyful in her rightful place in nature.	10
13	203	"I envy the fellow his slave," said Marcus.	10
13	204	"And he would probably envy you yours," I said.	10
20	373	It was not the sort of garment that would be likely to unduly excite the envy or anger of free women.	10
26	99	"Sometimes I envy the meaningless property tarts," she said, "running about much as they please, here and there, in all their freedom, in their short skirts and collars.	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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	878	Might they not envy me this distinction, though, too, recognizing only too clearly the perils which it might entail? Then I became conscious that I was once again beneath the gaze of the stranger.	10
8	249	If one is beautiful, why should one not be proud of it? Even if men force one, for their pleasure, to show it! And are we not pleased to be so displayed, to be seen as they will have us seen? Are we not then in the order of nature, as men will have us? Must one hide one's beauty because of the envy ...	10
8	765	I suspected then they would feel envy at the openness, the naturalness, of this, the beauty, the rightness, of it.	10
8	769	Might we not even meet, perhaps while on errands, or laundering at a stream or public basin, and discuss those who held total rights over us? In their hearts, if they knew, I did not doubt but what they would envy me, how free I was here, and what I could do.	10
18	60	Indeed, sometimes cities compete in such modalities, each seemingly eager to stimulate the admiration, if not excite the envy, of her neighbors.	10
19	343	In such a case I do not think any of her sisters in bondage would envy her.	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	168	Perhaps she had met such gazes before from such as the older woman, gazes, and stares, and such, perhaps of envy, hatred, and hostility, the cold, fixed gazes and stares of women whose youth and beauty were behind them, and who seemed to wish to do little now but resent and castigate, and scorn, the...	10
2	225	How well she stood, how well-figured she was, thought the older woman, with a touch of envy.	10
4	379	Then the forty-nine natural women would not have been belittled, twisted, and commanded to behave like the unnatural "fiftieth woman," the authentic, disturbed malcontent, consumed with envy, intent on working her vengeance and will on an entire community.	10
9	116	And she wondered, too, if some of the cumbersomely clad free women in the room, several even veiled, might not envy the others, their sisters, the freedom of their simple garmentures.	10
11	305	It had been denied to them for centuries by one sort of fanatics and now it was again being denied to them, on her own world, by a new form of fanatics, building on the insanities, cruelties and envy of their predecessors, utilizing the poisons of the past in the interests of unnatural, self-serving...	10
12	364	How they must envy us, she thought.	10
18	7	Then she enthusiastically and provocatively displays, with skills that might be the envy of a dancer, sometimes with seeming shyness, timidity, reluctance or fear, the well-curved, delectable merchandise which is herself.	10
18	198	Later, though Ellen continued to envy the slaves who were permitted at least a rag to cover themselves in the streets, she grew more free, and more brazen, in her demeanor.	10
22	15	Something in its mien suggested disapproval, anger, hostility and envy.	10
26	966	Would they even have recognized her, their former colleague and teacher, now a commanded, performing slave girl? Would her female students weep with need and desire to so serve as well, to find therein one of the thousand rewarding, fulfilling, beautiful meanings of their sex? Would not her male col...	10
26	1160	But she did not envy or desire the sluggish, aloof tranquility of the free woman, so much a stranger to need and life.	10
27	1354	Certainly free women often, in their envy and jealousy, do their best to discomfit a slave, to shame and humiliate her, to treat her as a worthless, degraded object, and so on.	10
27	2406	How horrified might have been her former feminist sisters of Earth, but they were not collared on another planet, brazenly tunicked, and the tunic now and again thrust up almost to their breasts, grasped in the mud and put to the service of masters! Or would they have been thrilled, and envy her the...	10
30	27	I think it is no secret that the free women, who so despise us, who hold us in such contempt, who hate us so, who are often so cruel to us, envy us our masters and our collars.	10

Book 28. (8 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	366	What a dignity, to wear a man's collar! What a badge of selection and excellence is that insignia, proving that she is lovely enough and desirable enough to be a slave! How free women, pretending to despise her, and her radiance, and happiness, envy her that distinction! The anguish, the tumult, the...	10
27	173	"In your former culture," said Cabot, "only males were thought to have value, really, and thus the female was supposed to become a pretend male, with male properties and virtues, a counterfeit male, a facsimile male, and so arose all the nonsense of identity, a farce transparent even to children, bu...	10
46	26	"Such skills," thought Cabot, "might have been the envy even of the Red Savages, of the Gorean Barrens".	10
70	127	In any event I do not envy you".	10
76	13	Interestingly, the slave collar, which might be thought a badge of shame, is often regarded, rather, by its wearer, and certainly by men, to the jealousy, hatred, and envy of free women, as an indisputable emblem of female desirability, a token or insignia of appeal and interest, of attractiveness a...	10
78	104	"Might they not envy us?" asked the brunette slave.	10
79	336	"But many maidens of Oxford might envy you the opportunity to dance before such men".	10
80	11	I almost envy you.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	318	I stole a glance at Pertinax, and noted that he, as I had suspected would be the case, was almost aflame with admiration and awe, with delight and envy.	10
5	719	There are various reasons for this, as I understand it, for example, the slave learns that she is no longer a free woman, that her hair, its length, dressing, and such, is now at the disposal of masters, that the distinction between her and the free woman is to be clearly drawn, even in a matter as ...	10
5	736	Many free women, incidentally, have never seen a slave in "position," though they may, to their disgust, or delight and envy, have heard the attitude described.	10
10	78	They were looking upon Cecily, but I saw no sign of envy, hostility, or jealously.	10
22	276	Often, interestingly, the plainer girls purchased by the less well-fixed masters enjoy a bondage which, though strict and absolutely uncompromising, as is the Gorean way, might be the envy of many slaves who went for higher prices.	10
44	94	"I do not envy them their freedom," she said.	10
44	95	"They may envy you your collar," I said.	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	79	Are they not both females, both fittingly the possessions of men, merely that one is collared and one not? Why does the free woman so hate the slave? Does she envy the trembling slave that lovely band fastened about her throat, proclaiming her beauty and desirability? Does she envy her her happiness...	10
3	1198	When a man sees a woman in chains he is likely to exult in her beauty and revel in the mastery; considering how pleasant it would be to own her; when a woman sees a woman in chains, as on a selling shelf, she is likely to feel disgust, anger, hatred, indignation, and rage, and, oddly, envy and jealo...	10
3	1481	"To my mat," she said, "to be chained there! Does that please you?" "It is my impression," I said, "that free women not only despise slaves, but, being women, often envy them.	10
6	15	Slaves often garb and present themselves in such a way that others may envy their master for their possession.	10
8	388	But, too, they often seethe with envy that it is not they who are exposed so blatantly, and desirably, to the eyes of males.	10
10	43	Did they envy them? It was hard to say.	10
17	103	It is one thing, for example, to welcome attention bestowed on a prize kaiila and even another's envy of one's possession of so splendid an animal, and quite another to suspect that the other may have designs upon the beast.	10
24	299	Her regalia had been complex and sumptuous, rich and colorful, the envy of every free woman in the city, each pleat and fold carefully arranged by slaves; her slippers had been laced with pearls, her veils had shimmered with jewels.	10
34	220	I thought the females she had known might envy her, and I thought the males she had known, if they were men, would not be displeased to own her.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	330	Such a party, eagerly arranged and planned by our sisters, would be the talk of the campus, and the envy of other sororities, our rivals, which, I suspected, would soon address themselves to similar affairs.	10
8	226	A casteless society, an open society, in which elevation, wealth, and success is supposed to depend, or does depend, on the outcome of merit and free competition will obviously generate an enormous amount of frustration, jealousy, envy, and hostility.	10
10	455	They so hate us! Or so envy us? She was then away, somewhere.	10
12	94	"The true Kur is beautiful, large, agile, proud, long-armed, glossy, wide-nostriled, with six-digited appendages, with a voice a larl might envy.	10
18	684	I did not envy her.	10
18	691	Again, I did not envy Eve.	10
20	17	From what I knew of Voltai tarsk I did not envy them their enterprise.	10
22	94	"Would you not like, kajira," said Trachinos, "to have a pretty anklet? You might then be the envy of your sister slaves".	10
39	43	I had been aware, for some time, of the jealousy, envy, and resentment felt by many lesser Kurii for those placed above them, for whatever reason it might be, intelligence, energy, vision, some conception of merit, success in some form of competition, blood connections, the machinations of politics,...	10
46	104	As one from a different world, a grayer, more dismal, more crowded, more polluted world, a mass world of homogenized humanity, a world in which excellence is suspect, and must be concealed, a world of cunning and greed, of envy and duplicity, of hatred and fanaticism, a world alien to honor, a world...	10

Book 32. (9 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	One may envy men, and another may find this emotion incomprehensible.	10
4	132	The usual reason a slave is brought to an auction is merely that their masters enjoy having them at hand, relish them, and do not wish to leave them at home, caged, kenneled, chained to a couch ring, or such; on the other hand, many masters enjoy being seen with slaves whom others might envy, the ow...	10
5	252	I am told the great merchant houses have sources of information which might be the envy of warring Ubars.	10
7	307	I wondered sometimes if free women did not envy us our collars.	10
25	284	Our posture, our carriage, and our figures are to be such as would be likely to inspire envy and hatred in a free woman.	10
29	170	Panther Girls are commonly filled with hatred; they commonly resent and hate men, whom it seems, oddly enough, they appear to envy and attempt to emulate, but, interestingly, perhaps even more, they commonly resent and hate typical free women, perhaps because such women are too female, and too unlik...	10
50	519	Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility.	10
50	773	Perhaps it was he who had put her in the gown, to signal her out for envy and derision.	10
50	955	"They envy us our collars, and our joy," she said.	10

Book 33. (6 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	452	"Yes," I said, "it might be the envy of many free women".	10
29	483	Do they see the slave as a rival? Do they resent the preference of men for the slave? Do they envy the slave? Do they fear the slave in themselves? Do they object to the slave's openness and freedom, to the liberation of her femininity, to her desire to selflessly love and serve, to her happiness, t...	10
32	118	I did not know what lay without, in the back, but I did not envy the miserable, fear-stricken bandits who, crying out, burst outward, buffeting one another, into the sunlight.	10
39	67	"I thought," I said, "there was much uneasiness between you and Tajima, that there was much rivalry between you, much envy, and jealousy, and competition for priority of station".	10
42	108	Add in now, in addition to Lord Akio's presumed uncontested ascent to the shogunate, his likely jealousy, envy, and hatred of Lord Yamada, and his long-thwarted ambition to ascend to the dais of the shogun, his possible interest in the shogun's daughter, now a vulnerable, available slave.	10
50	141	I did not envy them the experience, particularly under these circumstances, in the ill-lit corridor.	10

Book 34. (11 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	26	"Oh, dear Phyllis," she said, "how I envy you! You may be amongst the kajirae and, as yet, know nothing of it".	10
2	228	Women envy me.	10
6	322	Later, however, you will become shamelessly proud of your sex and beauty, fearing only the contempt, wrath, and chastisement of free women, who will loathe, hate, and envy you.	10
7	450	Free women will envy you".	10
9	146	Thus most must fail, a situation likely to result in unhappiness, disgruntlement, frustration, resentment, and envy.	10
33	366	"What graceful tabuk, in its sunlit glade, would envy the sleen its burrow?" "Do not mock me," it said.	10
35	124	"I envy you, lovely Phyllis," she said.	10
57	33	The day was hot, one of those days in which a free woman, if not for modesty, might envy a slave her tunic.	10
61	955	I did not envy her such a master.	10
62	29	Do they envy us the freedom of our collars, the joys of our owned womanhood? And so we stood before our masters.	10
68	191	I am meant to be looked at, assessed, and appraised!" "I am pleased that men look at you," he said, "and envy me a hot, squirming, helpless, begging, little beast at my slave ring".	10

Book 35. (4 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	392	Could the free women be actually jealous of slaves, such meaningless, worthless beasts? Do they envy them their brands and collars? Do they themselves wish to feel the kiss of the searing iron and the clasp of the degrading metal collar? I screamed in misery and writhed on the wood for the first str...	10
12	11	No wonder they so envy and hate us.	10
14	85	Is the alternative not social anarchy, envy, jealousy, denial, uncertainty, confusion, competition, dishonesty, scrambling about, frustrated ambition, disappointment, fury, and chaos? "Adraste," I said.	10
25	131	Annoyed with her or not, I did not envy her, the vulnerable prey sought by intent hunters.	10

Book 36. (6 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	259	"Yes," said he, "where lies a citadel of ruthless cunning, of envy, violence, wrath, murder, and greed, of arrant ambition, a lawless, bestial port, feared from Torvaldsland to Schendi, a port the scourge of turbulent Thassa, a den of thieves and cutthroats, a lair of pirates, near whose walls fish ...	10
2	24	"Many a larl might envy it".	10
40	75	"And in all the fair," said another, "there was no rumor of such an attack, no rumor of hostility or even envy".	10
44	105	"I would not envy them, did they dare to do so," I said.	10
51	173	That is a fate I would not envy them".	10
60	309	"I do not envy him," said Clitus.	10