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Escaped

Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	158	After all, what did I expect? That she would thank me for saving her life? She had undoubtedly left me to the tharlarion, rejoicing in the luck of a Ubar's daughter, that her enemies might destroy one another while she escaped with her life.	10
7	212	She had scarcely removed a braided loop from its hook when her eyes suddenly lit with triumph and a sound of joy escaped her lips.	10
8	9	A moan escaped the girl.	10
8	11	He, with fifty tarnsmen, disloyal to the city, seized what they could of the treasury and escaped.	10
8	41	The tarn escaped.	10
13	76	Finding this poor fellow in the Voltai, so far from the natural routes and fertile areas of Gor, I suspected he might have escaped, if that was possible, from one of the Pits.	10
14	163	None of the bolts had escaped from the specially constructed quiver.	10
15	248	"You are the only man who has ever escaped the tarn death," he said, something of wonder in his voice.	10

Book 2. (9 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	77	A strange sound escaped me, an incredible laugh.	10
6	59	Why was the girl alone? Had her protectors been killed? Was she perhaps an escaped slave, fleeing from a hated master? Could she be, like myself, an exile from Ko-ro-ba? Its peoples have been scattered, I said to myself, and no two stones and no two men of Ko-ro-ba may stand again side by side.	10
8	27	I missed the shrill, interminable calls of the vendors, each different; the good-natured banter of friends in the marketplace exchanging gossip and dinner invitations; the shouts of burly porters threading their way through the tumult; the cries of children escaped from their tutors and playing tag ...	10
15	47	Another moan escaped the golden captive.	10
16	101	Its departure saddened me, but I was glad that it had escaped.	10
23	109	The silver masks of Tharna, when they were able, had escaped to the portions of the city still in the command of the soldiers.	10
23	111	The fate of those who had not escaped rebel hands was not clear.	10
25	17	Its chest shook under the stained tunic; its mouth bit at the air as if trying to catch it as it escaped its throat.	10
25	49	"Escaped," I said glumly.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	20	I had barely escaped with my life.	10
7	101	A howl of bitter rage escaped my lips as I saw that the passageway was empty.	10
25	95	A slight moan escaped the girl and her lips moved.	10
25	133	Her lips trembled but no word escaped them.	10
28	73	A soft cry of joy escaped her lips.	10
31	70	A cry of fear escaped the girls.	10
33	27	A cry of joy escaped my lips.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	243	The problem of the young man, and perhaps the reason that he had not yet won even the Courage Scar of the Tuchuks, was that he had fallen into the hands of Turian raiders in his youth and had spent several years in the city; in his adolescence he had, at great risk to himself, escaped from the city ...	10
8	270	Elizabeth Cardwell, at least until now, had escaped, as Tuka had not, the brand, the nose ring and collar.	10
8	372	A cry of misery escaped her.	10
16	305	The Others—those of power, not Priest-Kings, must, to some extent, understand or sense the politics, the needs and policies of the remote denizens of the Sardar—they were probably not altogether unaware of the business of Priest-Kings, particularly not now, following the recent War of ...	10
23	177	"When the Paravaci—those who escaped us—return to their wagons," remarked Conrad, "they will find a surprise in store for them".	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
26	279	A cry of horror escaped my lips and I rushed forward.	10
26	383	"The tarnsman," he said, "escaped".	10

Book 5. (5 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	125	Harold, as a boy, had once been a slave in the baths, those of the city of Turia, before he had escaped.	10
15	414	I have no men! I have no gold! I have only the garb on my back! Tarnsmen! Soldiers! The very men of the street! With torches and ropes! I barely escaped with my life.	10
18	211	"Most escaped," said Flaminius.	10
18	215	"But they escaped," he said.	10
19	368	Never has a slave girl escaped from canaled Port Kar, protected on one side by the interminable, rush-grown delta of the Vosk, on the other by the broad tides of the Tamber Gulf, and beyond it, the vast, blue, gleaming, perilous Thassa.	10

Book 6. (16 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	27	He was doubtless a slave, probably escaped from the galleys of Port Kar, who had fled to the marshes and been befriended by rence growers.	10
3	54	"I broke his neck and escaped," said Ho-Hak.	10
3	56	"And you again escaped," I said.	10
7	116	It was said that never had a slave girl escaped from Port Kar, but this, doubtless like many such sayings, was not true.	10
7	119	I knew that Ho-Hak, too, had escaped from Port Kar.	10
8	566	A small cry of anguish escaped her.	10
9	28	"When I escaped from Port Kar," she said, "there were no such gates".	10
9	29	"Could you have escaped then," asked I, "as you did, had there been such gates?" "No," she whispered, frightened, "I could not have".	10
9	132	I wondered if, now that the canals were barred, slaves escaped from Port Kar.	10
9	138	Hunting sleen are trained to scent out and destroy escaped slaves.	10
10	56	The story was that they had been attacked by more than a thousand rencers, abetted by a conjectured five hundred mercenaries, trained warriors, and had barely escaped with their lives.	10
10	123	A seaman, reportedly escaped from Cos, was telling of the preparation of a great fleet intending to sail against Port Kar, a fleet that would be enlarged by the forces of Tyros as well.	10
11	53	I gestured to the side door, through which Lysias and, I assumed, he who had been scribe for Henrius Sevarius, had escaped.	10
11	195	It amounted to the destruction of one roofed area where Ka-la-na wood was stored, and the partial destruction of another; one small warehouse for the storage of pitch, one of several, had been destroyed; two dry docks had been lost, and the shop of the oar-makers, near the warehouse for oars, had be...	10
11	197	Most, however, their retreat covered by crossbowmen, had escaped and fled to the holding of Henrius Sevarius.	10
16	86	She had hated her master, I had known, and she had escaped.	10

Book 7. (21 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	293	I had escaped! I drove past a policeman and was almost going to stop, that he might help me, protect me.	10
3	303	I had escaped! I darted about in traffic, swiftly, free.	10
4	258	The rich, clever, vain, insolent, proud Elinor Brinton, it was clear, had not escaped.	10
11	95	Some two or three years ago it had fallen to barbarians, nomadic warriors, and many of its citizens, in flight from the city, had escaped north.	10
11	772	I was pleased that I had escaped in the forest.	10
11	887	I escaped".	10
11	991	I supposed they would regard it as likely that I had never escaped the forest.	10
11	1113	It was said no woman had ever escaped from Treve.	10
11	1152	They, though as slave as I, had escaped; I had not; I had been captured, and, by Gorean men, would be forced to pay my price! I had no hope of freedom.	10
11	1434	I dreamed that I had escaped, and that I was free, running and walking in the high grass of a Gorean field.	10
11	1438	I turned, and ran again, back, and then to the left, and the right, but each time, as I thought myself escaped, I saw his tall figure, standing there, in the grass.	10
13	21	Ute and I, to our astonishment, had escaped.	10
13	158	It had not escaped.	10
13	316	We had again escaped.	10
13	481	Ute and I had been desperately trying to reach them, I would tell them, only we had fallen in with slavers and, unfortunately, only I had escaped.	10
15	372	"Freeing her, they escaped to a preappointed rendezvous, where Rask of Treve, with his men, met them, and brought them, and Verna, here".	10
16	250	As it was, only the tiniest sound of pain, little more than a startled gasp, forcing its way about the stoppage of the leather, the wadding and straps, escaped her.	10
16	372	I had indeed not escaped.	10
17	234	I had not escaped him.	10
17	392	"He had already escaped," he said.	10
18	20	I have heard, too, that the girls of Verna, chief of the panther girls, were freed in Ar, surreptitiously, and are believed to have escaped northward.	10

Book 8. (17 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	They have escaped, and they wish their vengeance".	10
2	177	"Soldiers were set upon me, and, over the roofs and into the forests, I barely escaped".	10
2	204	"He had once captured Verna," continued Arn, "but she had escaped".	10
5	102	And there were panther girls, too, who would be swift to pounce on an escaped female slave.	10
11	420	Verna was clad only in the bit of yellow slave silk she had worn when she escaped.	10
11	426	"We have caught an escaped slave," said Hura.	10
11	554	"Then," said Marlenus, "you may be hamstrung for being an escaped slave girl".	10
11	632	I had almost forgotten the game we had scarcely begun, before we had heard the cry at the gate, heralding Hura's return of an escaped slave girl.	10
15	14	Panther girls enjoy the capture of escaped female slaves in the forests.	10
18	143	He, with his men, and Marlenus of Ar, had escaped.	10
18	558	I barely escaped with my life".	10
19	180	"I had not known," I said, "that Chenbar of Tyros had escaped".	10
19	187	They escaped at night.	10
20	210	"He has escaped! He has left!" "Hold your formation," said Sarus.	10
22	117	I had thought she had escaped.	10
22	138	The proud leader of the panther girls had not escaped.	10
22	158	"Where is the other escaped slave?" asked Marlenus.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	578	But he had killed his master, breaking his neck, and escaped.	10
1	579	Recaptured, he had been sentenced to the galleys, but had escaped, too, from them, killing six men in his flight.	10
3	271	But many of those in the crowd were clasping loved ones, and friends, as they escaped from the other door.	10
18	553	"Some of his men escaped," said Gorm.	10
18	602	Gorm had told us that some of his men had escaped.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	188	I do not think any of them escaped.	10
3	209	I wondered if any had escaped.	10
5	478	The plan had been a good one, only the Kavars, apparently, had escaped.	10
7	356	Never has a slave escaped from Klima.	10
10	255	"Six days ago," said I, "the soldiers at Nine Wells were in the vicinity of the oasis, hunting for a fugitive, escaped from their prison, who had been sentenced to the pits of Klima for an alleged attempt on the life of Suleiman Pasha".	10
13	269	How was it then, I wondered, that lovely Alyena stood here, on these tiles, slave? "Then, most peculiarly," said the man, "when apparently safe, escaped with her escort, she, suddenly, turned her kaiila about, returning, fleeing back to Red Rock".	10
14	574	"It is an escaped slave from the desert," said Hamid.	10
26	172	After she had falsely testified against me at Nine Wells, she had smiled, slyly, in triumph, pleased with her work, pleased that I would be sent to the brine pits of Klima; I had escaped from Nine Wells, but, recaptured, was enchained, destined for Klima; I well recalled her elation, her contempt, h...	10
26	372	"I wanted you sent to Klima! I wanted you sent there! Vengeance was sweet! Only you escaped! Of course I mocked you from the window of the kasbah of Ibn Saran! There would be no women at Klima! Of course in insolence I hurled you a bit of perfumed silk, to torment you in the march and, later, at Kli...	10

Book 11. (16 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	484	As my cry of misery escaped my lips the thrust of the bearded man's spear had passed to the left of the stranger's helmet.	10
2	1143	How relieved I was that I had escaped this degradation.	10
4	942	Interestingly, ear piercing, too, can make it difficult for an escaped girl to elude detection.	10
5	359	Women who had escaped men would have been lost to the gene pool.	10
7	933	I, now, alone of all the girls, had escaped them.	10
7	940	I had escaped from them.	10
7	1028	"Then," said I, breathing more easily, "I have escaped them".	10
7	1029	"But you have not escaped me," he said.	10
7	1030	"No, Master," I said, snuggling more closely to him, "I have not escaped you".	10
18	128	The tarnsman, with his captive, escaped.	10
21	65	"They have escaped!" cried a man.	10
21	66	"They have escaped!" cried another man.	10
21	69	"Who has escaped?" I cried.	10
21	72	"Who has escaped?" I cried.	10
21	112	"Who has escaped, Master?" I asked.	10
21	118	"They were freed by an escaped prisoner," he said.	10

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	726	"It escaped my attention".	10
4	22	I was no longer as angry as I had been that the man I had seen last night in the pavilion had escaped me.	10
6	335	"It seems I have escaped easily," she said.	10
11	395	"You have escaped," she said, in wonder.	10
23	163	It had not escaped his notice, for example, that he had been met by almost every male in the village better than two pasangs from the permanent camp.	10
23	176	"It escaped from a master," speculated Ram.	10
23	459	The Kur that I had seen outside the village, which had escaped with the slain snow sleen, had been white-pelted.	10

Book 13. (10 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	1	I Recapture an Escaped Slave; I Book Passage on a Ship for Schendi "How long has she been missing?" I asked.	10
4	12	"Why is there this bother about an escaped slave," demanded a man, his clothing torn and blood at his ear.	10
4	20	"Be on the watch for an escaped female slave," called the guardsman.	10
4	57	"Be on the watch for an escaped female slave," repeated the guardsman with the paper.	10
4	533	She is an unmarked slave, escaped from Ulafi of Schendi".	10
5	267	"Before the general alarm was permitted to sound in Port Kar, in the matter of apprising the wharves of the news of an escaped slave," said Ulafi, "we, naturally, conducted a search for her ourselves.	10
23	332	Without his aid and influence I do not think it would have been possible to have escaped the cage.	10
24	5	More than an Ahn ago we had passed the point at which the prison raft, from which we had escaped, had been anchored.	10
42	7	A month ago we had eluded the net of vines and, by paddling into the darkness, had escaped our pursuers.	10
48	50	"All in my party were killed save myself, who escaped.	10

Book 14. (4 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	38	And under that heel and domination how could she be other than she was, so helplessly, so exquisitely feminine? The word had escaped her lips.	10
11	631	"Do you know the penalties for an escaped slave girl?" she asked.	10
26	56	"If any have escaped in the direction of Vonda," I said, "perhaps they may be here tomorrow, by nightfall".	10
27	292	"I think she escaped the brigands," I said.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	70	"Yet some women must have escaped the city," I said.	10
4	305	"Perhaps you are an escaped slave," I said.	10
25	69	"Surely it has not escaped your attention," smiled Tasdron, "that Cos and Ar are currently at war".	10
31	54	When, in my dreams I would encounter a slave girl, perhaps suddenly turning to greet me; perhaps in a market, imploring me to buy her; perhaps on a rounded slave block, I with a purse of gold in hand, having ready the means with which to buy her; perhaps an escaped slave, pilfering in my compartment...	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	20	Of the group the Sita, of Jort's Ferry, and the Tais of Port Cos, had escaped.	10
12	208	Some twelve to fifteen ships escaped.	10
12	232	Escaped pirates would only too quickly inform him of what had occurred.	10
14	41	I was fortunate to have escaped with my life".	10
20	715	A small whimper escaped Florence.	10

Book 17. (6 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	140	I had then, after the fall of darkness, deeming it then reasonably safe, bound her naked, belly up, over the saddle of my tarn and, eluding patrols, escaped from the city.	10
1	1373	"They have escaped," said Samos.	10
16	348	"It would seem to follow that some four hundred of the soldiers escaped".	10
16	367	I knew of one Kur who had survived, and now it seemed clear that as many as eight might have escaped from the savages.	10
16	374	"Other than soldiers, and beasts, and such, who might have escaped?" "Yes," I said.	10
17	254	"How many escaped?" I asked.	10

Book 18. (11 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	310	The primary purpose of the staggering of the attack-wave riders is to bring a target which may have escaped from the attack lane of one rider almost immediately into the attack lane of another.	10
28	326	Evidence had suggested that Zarendargar had escaped, and was to be found in the Barrens.	10
28	332	Alfred, however, with some three to four hundred mounted men, leaving most of his command to perish, had escaped to the southeast.	10
29	73	I wondered if any had escaped.	10
32	46	It seemed unlikely that it had been one of the party which had escaped, and had then been sent back, perhaps to look for food.	10
32	47	It was probably separate from the group which had escaped.	10
32	61	"Many must have escaped," I said.	10
34	442	Never before had I seen the shield of Kahintokapa outside of its shield cover, even when I had first seen him, long ago, with Canka and the members of the All Comrades, near the site of the battle of the wagon train, near, too, where the mercenaries had fought, and Alfred had escaped with a continge...	10
40	260	A gasp of awe escaped the Waniyanpi.	10
40	262	A cry of pleasure escaped the Waniyanpi.	10
54	176	The relationship of the Hobarts and the girls, I am sure, had not escaped the attention of the Sleen.	10

Book 19. (10 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	331	"No," I said, quickly, "no!" A small, inadvertent moan, almost inaudible, I fear, had escaped me.	10
15	394	"Perhaps Lady Sheila has escaped," suggested a fellow, lightly.	10
21	66	I was little better off than when I had escaped from the yard of the inn several days ago.	10
32	54	"I, and two others," he said, "escaped the raid in Ar".	10
32	66	"I wonder how you escaped from the camp of Miles of Argentum," he said.	10
32	74	Who would know her better than I? My two retainers, those two of all the others who have remained faithful, and with me, those who escaped with me from the house in Ar, have been entered into the palace in the guise of envoys from distant Turia.	10
33	42	"She was captured in Corcyrus but, en route to Argentum, escaped.	10
33	281	"I had her in my grasp," cried Speusippus, "but she escaped.	10
33	835	As you know, she escaped.	10
34	206	"No," he said, "for had you not escaped I would still be not as a master to a woman but as, in effect, her slave".	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	187	A tiny moan escaped her.	10
2	1754	"No," I seemed to say, but no sound escaped my lips.	10
4	324	Too, in the vicinity of the fair, your description will be circulated, as that of an escaped slave".	10
16	277	"I think it is possible," said Petrucchio, confidentially, to Chino and Lecchio, "that these very women with me may be the escaped slaves of whom you speak".	10
16	300	"What were the names of the escaped slaves?" asked Petrucchio of Chino and Lecchio.	10
16	314	"It seems our suspicions are unfounded," said Petrucchio, relieved, "for these are not Lana, Tana and Bana, miserable escaped slaves, but the ladies Rowena, Telitsia and Bina, of Pseudopolis".	10
18	472	"Issue orders! Are you a fool? Have them see to the safety of the streets, the security of the gates, the search for escaped prisoners!" "Surely you will take command personally," said Flaminius.	10
19	38	I did not know if these had been precipitated in the possible confusion attendant on the ringing of the alarm bars or if they might have been set by escaped prisoners, perhaps as a diversion, perhaps to cover their flight or to distract men from their pursuit, perhaps even turning them to more press...	10
19	63	The fellow at the gate was free to suppose that they might be scouting about for some other reason, doubtless escaped prisoners.	10
20	75	A weird scream, prolonged, and almost silent, escaped from his lips, as he was plunged into the oil.	10
22	18	"You escaped from the city without incident?" I asked.	10

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	268	She had just escaped death or crippling.	10
8	90	Surely the paucity of protection provided for such columns would not have escaped their notice.	10
12	98	Still, if they did, Hurtha might have escaped, sleeping through the slaughter.	10
13	287	Certainly the new master will know that she is an escaped slave and will be likely to treat her with great harshness and keep her under the strictest of confinements.	10
16	75	"I had thought you might have escaped," said the older woman.	10
16	157	"You said, earlier, when first we discovered one another here, both stripped prisoners, the loot of soldiers, on a common chain, when I said that I had thought you might have escaped, that you had not, that the collar was on your neck".	10
26	507	A tiny moan escaped her.	10

Book 22. (3 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	62	"Now," she said, "I have my vengeance on you! You think you are more beautiful than I, but you are not! You thought you would have an easy life, and be most desired among the girls of Hendow, but you will not be! I have seen to it! You thought to take Mirus from me, too, but soon I could have won hi...	10
24	204	Too, even if I had dared to leap up, and had found the strength to do so, I could not have escaped them.	10
29	278	Sheila, the Tatrix, said to be as beautiful as she was proud and ruthless, had apparently escaped for a time but, later, had been caught in Ar, actually, and amusingly, and doubtless to her shame and humiliation, by a professional slave hunter.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	49	I had escaped the second time only with considerable difficulty, by taking my way over the citadel and harbor, past the chained rafts closing the harbor, and across the Vosk itself, eluding my pursuers only after a long run, under the cover of darkness.	10
12	74	"Still," I said, "you escaped easily".	10
16	397	Otherwise she could simply submit herself to him as an escaped or strayed slave.	10
18	35	Many escaped before the investment lines were closed.	10
20	42	"It may have escaped notice, then," I said, "among the innumerable wagons, the carts, the strings of refugees, and such, fleeing south".	10
20	277	I escaped.	10
21	655	"But you have not escaped, have you?" he asked.	10
21	657	"I have not escaped".	10
21	951	They have then escaped the sexual desert of Earth and have found themselves brought into the radiant, glorious reality of a world such as the Earth once was, a natural world where the males are men, and the females theirs.	10
23	154	* * * * "In the cell, the day you escaped," she said, smiling, "do you remember how you lay over me, covering my body with your own".	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	241	Doubtless some escaped".	10
40	40	"Dietrich has escaped Torcadino!" he said.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	867	My friend, the actor, magician, impresario and whatnot, Boots Tarsk-Bit, once narrowly escaped an impalement in Besnit on the charge of using false dice.	10
18	108	I surmised that more than an occasional lodging fee had in such a manner escaped the agent of Appanius.	10
18	114	"The rogue last year pretended to have himself arrested and led away, but it turned out to be by members of his own troupe, and thus they all escaped without paying the rent!" "And you took him back in?" I asked.	10
20	532	In so simple a manner had Boots, unbeknownst to himself, escaped unscathed, for example, without having had his heart slashed out of his living body.	10
23	117	Nothing escaped me.	10
24	113	He does admonish her to seek permission before leaving the premises again, and she, trembling, contrite, hopefully having escaped a lashing, squirming, agrees.	10

Book 26. (8 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	378	A soft sound, a gasp, I fear, escaped me.	10
13	574	Others, with coiled wire, with springs and steel teeth, generally designed for the capture of escaped male slaves can be quite cruel.	10
13	575	Smaller, lighter versions of such traps exist for escaped female slaves.	10
16	610	But then the new master, knowing her for an escaped slave, is likely to keep her in close chains, and treat her with great harshness and cruelty.	10
18	261	How naturally, how quickly, how easily, I thought, had that expression escaped her! To be sure, it was part of her disguise, so to speak.	10
31	262	A gasp escaped me, and several of the other girls, too, for, on the forehead of the leader, fixed there, presumably this morning, was the image of a black dagger.	10
37	1150	"We need not regard him as having escaped," pointed out the pit master.	10
46	12	"It has come to our attention that the prisoner has escaped.	10

Book 27. (9 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	69	The subtleties between Ellen and Tutina doubtless escaped the attention of the guests, though, one supposes, from his amused expression, not that of their master.	10
17	810	"Guardsman! Search for an escaped slave in a weight collar, a high collar of thick, black iron, hammered shut about her neck, its two forward projections pierced, a dangling, two-hort iron ring threaded through the piercings!" So Ellen lay on the cement shelf, chained, closing her eyes, shuddering, ...	10
19	58	Portus rushed inward, to the loft office, and, in moments, carrying a heavy bundle over his shoulder, from which escaped the sounds of metal, emerged, seized up a tarn goad and, throwing open the latch to the huge cot, the general housing area, that mighty cage, which held several of the gigantic wi...	10
26	688	It seems he escaped and made his way toward Ar, but somehow he seems unaware of the political realities in the city, and neither to understand nor know his true self".	10
27	543	But know that the Cosians are interested in you, tarnster, and some others here, if I am not mistaken, who escaped chains in the festival camp.	10
27	1125	Most of the soldiers escaped from the basket when the tarn fell.	10
27	1732	"Some of these men," said the subcaptain, indicating Portus Canio, Fel Doron and their other fellow, "are escaped prisoners, and two of them clearly conspirators against Cos.	10
27	2003	She knew they were sometimes sent after runaway slaves, usually with the kill command after an escaped male slave, commonly with the herding command for a female runaway, that she may be returned, stumbling, gasping, exhausted, helpless and driven, bleeding, scratched, lacerated, back to the feet of...	10
29	395	There would be no misguided, ignorant fellows here to rush forward and stay the hand of propriety and justice, no stalwart if simple heroes who would stupidly save her from the consequences of her numerous faults, who would see to it that she yet again evaded the consequences of her acts with impuni...	10

Book 28. (18 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	408	A slight, tiny hiss of displeasure escaped from betwixt her well-formed lips.	10
1	420	Sometimes catchers, small Kurii, badly pelted, only four or five hundred pounds in weight, prowled the habitat, searching for loose humans, escaped or strayed, usually to be hamstrung and put back in the barred pens, then unable to walk, unable then to do much more than feed at the troughs, fatten, ...	10
1	580	Then began a nightmare of fear and pursuit, when time and time again she thought herself secure, and having escaped, only to be confronted with a new evidence of the proximity, seemingly ever more closely, of those who followed her.	10
18	207	"Perhaps she has escaped," said Cabot.	10
47	169	"We have escaped," said Lord Grendel to the two Kurii, without turning to face them.	10
47	171	"You have escaped".	10
55	284	"She has escaped".	10
56	257	"Some escaped," said a Kur.	10
57	2	"Dear Grendel!" he cried, "we had report that your plan had failed, and your command destroyed, wiped out, each and every one of our fellows, in the Vale of Destruction! Praise the Priest-Kings! You, and Cabot, and some others, Statius, I see, and some few, have escaped!" "Praise the Nameless One, i...	10
57	3	"Forgive me, Lord Grendel," sobbed Peisistratus, "but I am overcome with joy, that you have escaped the slaughter".	10
57	12	"How fortunate that you have escaped!" said Peisistratus.	10
57	13	"We have not escaped," said Grendel.	10
57	103	Then, escaped from the camp, she betrayed the attack on the arsenal, that encompassing the slaughter of so many of our brothers, and then, clearly, returning, spying, she must have somehow become apprised of our plans involving the palace, and the Vale of Destruction, and betrayed those to Agamemnon...	10
63	1	What Took Place in the Field "The Lady Bina has escaped!" cried Archon, rushing forward.	10
69	129	"Thus, Agamemnon, and many of his adherents, escaped".	10
77	193	A sob escaped the slave.	10
80	218	Lord Grendel had turned away, and a moan escaped him.	10
80	252	A sob escaped Lord Grendel.	10

Book 29. (10 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	347	A tiny, angry noise escaped Constantina.	10
3	637	A small sound of mirth escaped Cecily.	10
5	623	Or does he know? "Hundreds escaped with their lives," said a man.	10
5	648	"Then she escaped the city," I said.	10
13	333	"Talena," said I, "must somehow have escaped".	10
13	339	"She must have escaped," I said.	10
13	345	"If she escaped, Master," said the slave, "I think it unlikely she will long remain at large".	10
18	217	I trusted Lord Nishida had escaped the firing of his pavilion.	10
18	389	"Some will have escaped," he speculated.	10
19	14	Some had surely escaped.	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	319	Still not knowing his true identity he later escaped from Treve and made his way back to Ar, believing himself to be of the Peasants, and he lived for a time in a village in the vicinity of Ar, as one Peasant amongst others, accepting their hospitality, working in their fields.	10
5	360	The men about had sheathed their weapons, and were going their ways when, turning about, a cry of wonder escaped them.	10
19	142	Had we not been on the ship, I feared we might not have escaped death.	10
22	169	Had these lines of skilled, hardened men, selected with care by the Pani, veterans, mercenaries, killers, bandits, brigands, and pirates, from enlisted crews, rural gangs, disbanded cohorts, and scattered free companies, not checked the enemy, few if any of our forces would have escaped death.	10
25	226	"You escaped?" I said.	10
25	362	"I escaped the city, but was captured, and collared," said Alcinoë.	10
36	197	As it was, it barely escaped the torches of Lords Temmu and Okimoto.	10
36	203	Escaped, it can berth no deserters".	10
37	265	I supposed she had been aware of this protocol, that the slave does not address a free person by his name, but, perhaps, in the stress of the moment, this simplicity had escaped her.	10

Book 31. (12 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	226	A laugh escaped me, one of relief.	10
7	182	"Please do not hurt me, Master!" How easily those words escaped me.	10
7	183	Might they not have escaped the lips of a frightened slave? And how naturally I had addressed a free man as "Master!" I recalled, from the party, that all free males were to be addressed as "Master," and all free females as "Mistress!" I was taken to a side chamber.	10
8	1732	"Surely they know what they have done, or failed to do, even if masters do not," he said, "and thus well know, given their lapses and faults, however infrequent or slight, which may have escaped the notice of the masters, how richly they deserve to be whipped, and, accordingly, should have no object...	10
11	165	"It later escaped?" I said.	10
11	178	"Then it escaped," I said, uneasily.	10
11	180	"It escaped," I said.	10
20	27	Last night words had escaped me, inadvertently, unaccountably.	10
42	1	As noted, Lucius, and some few cohorts, had, as yet, escaped apprehension.	10
46	135	This began, I fear, with the high Kur, Lucius, and now, it seems, a prisoner who was to have been executed escaped, and two Kurii were killed outside the Cave.	10
46	154	A gasp escaped us.	10
49	239	Thus I escaped becoming a paga girl.	10

Book 32. (39 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	46	I had escaped, yes, but into what had I escaped? Had something moved, in the darkness to my right? I hurried on.	10
4	203	They had attracted attention, for their apparent wealth, for buying slaves and hiring ships, and taking men into fee, many of them refugees, armed mercenaries, escaped from Ar, given the sudden, devastating, bloody restoration of Marlenus, Ubar of Ar, sometimes spoken of as the Ubar of Ubars.	10
6	92	Few free traitresses, or traitresses who long remained free, escaped the city.	10
8	25	She had turned about and fled, as though she might have escaped, if we had found her of interest.	10
14	277	These were frequently fugitives from Ar, traitors, profiteers, collaborators, and such, many escaped from the proscription lists.	10
14	286	Could they not forget the past, and realize that the lovely, aroused, tethered beast at their disposal is now only another slave? And one supposes, as well, that many of these women, escaped from proscription lists, and perhaps wanted in Ar, were grateful for the opportunity to slip unnoticed into t...	10
15	676	A whimper escaped me.	10
15	774	I would always be a slave, but I could, at least, be an escaped slave! Slaves came and went in the slave house.	10
22	1	"Master," said Asperiche, "what is the punishment for an escaped slave?" "Why do you ask?" I said.	10
22	16	"It is dangerous to keep an escaped slave," I said, "and, having fled, she would almost certainly be kept in a far harsher bondage".	10
22	18	"It is a matter of honor to return an escaped slave to her master," I said.	10
22	122	"A slave," she said, "has escaped".	10
22	123	"Fled," I said, "not escaped".	10
23	153	And perhaps some had escaped.	10
25	46	But, I told myself, I am an escaped slave! I have fled Shipcamp.	10
27	11	But I have escaped, I told myself.	10
27	26	I had escaped! That was what counted.	10
27	32	I had escaped.	10
27	58	I had escaped in time, shortly before her departure.	10
27	81	I had escaped.	10
29	253	I could not cry out, for the cruelty of the gag, but tiny, startled, miserable sounds escaped me.	10
31	71	Small sounds of pain escaped us.	10
31	85	Tiny sounds of pain escaped us, scarcely audible, as we were hurried on, more and more quickly, the river to our left.	10
35	184	A small sound escaped her, as though she might be stirring in her sleep.	10
37	8	"Or is it," said Tuza, approaching, "merely an escaped slave, wandered in from the forest?" "Release me!" demanded Darla.	10
41	101	Apparently the sleen escaped.	10
44	83	I had escaped.	10
46	7	In one sense I was muchly pleased to have escaped the camp and be, as far as I could tell, without pursuers.	10
46	11	In particular, I had escaped a fearsome man, a large, impatient, powerful brute before whom I doubted I could now find the strength to stand upright, before whom I would now tremble in terror.	10
46	24	I must run! I must escape! And now I had run, and had escaped.	10
46	27	How pleased I should be that I had escaped from the brute I hated, and now so terribly feared, but, too, strangely, and piercingly, I felt alone and incomplete, even lost, with each step, apart from him, apart from his attention, his size, power, and presence, almost as might, I supposed, a kajira s...	10
46	41	I had escaped.	10
46	47	Suppose I managed to cross the river, and make my way south, what then? Had I then escaped, truly? Could I escape? I was even a barbarian, who might still be betrayed by her accent, and doubtless, indefinitely, by her ignorance of any number of things, such as customs, sayings, legends, stories, his...	10
46	109	Who will put a chain on me?" Escaped slaves I knew were commonly returned to their masters, as a courtesy, but sometimes there would be some negotiations having to do with a capture fee.	10
46	112	In problematical situations, escaped slaves are commonly publicly exhibited for a time, chained under a pertinent notice and then, if not claimed, auctioned, or delivered to the finder.	10
48	30	I had escaped.	10
48	34	What slave can manage that? And they said there was no escape for the Gorean slave girl! But I had escaped! They would never recapture me! I could not be recaptured.	10
48	153	"Perhaps you thought you had escaped," he said.	10
50	2	On the return to Shipcamp I was stripped, which is a common way to return an escaped slave to masters.	10

Book 33. (23 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	338	"Some of the command, surviving the attack, escaped on tarnback, these reporting later to the castle, and some others, it is conjectured, may have scattered into the mountains," said Lord Nishida.	10
1	339	"It is not known that any so escaped," said Lord Okimoto.	10
1	343	"It is highly unlikely then that any on foot escaped," he said.	10
1	367	"It is thought some may have escaped," said Lord Nishida.	10
2	45	Lord Okimoto, as I recall, had said they would be about, in the mountains, hunting for survivors, those who might have escaped on foot.	10
3	31	It was unlikely that groups would have escaped, more likely single persons, if they, in the fighting and confusion.	10
4	12	"Some escaped," he said.	10
4	27	"I am pleased some escaped," said Tajima.	10
4	196	Too, it is my understanding that many escaped, and many returned to the wild".	10
6	220	We prepared to attend closely, for his words were commonly weighty and it was not always easy to decode the light, rasping sounds, like hoarse, sibilant whispers, which escaped his scarred throat.	10
19	110	Soft cries, tiny, eager, hopeful cries, inadvertently, escaped several of the kneeling, facing-away slaves.	10
20	361	A small, angry noise escaped Sumomo.	10
21	375	"I gather," I said, "that the three, Ichiro, Tajima, and Pertinax, escaped".	10
23	156	"There are always such rumors," said Haruki, "for years, meaningless rumors, rumors whispered in the darkness, rumors spoken about small fires while the rice boiled, the rumor of a spared son, a lost son, an escaped son, a returning son, one who would seek his father's blood, who would do vengeance ...	10
29	176	An angry noise escaped the captive.	10
30	168	Run! You have already escaped two Ahn of work! Run, run!" Nezumi leaped to her feet, sobbing, and hurried in the direction indicated.	10
33	17	I suspect few escaped".	10
33	18	"None escaped," said the angular man.	10
39	20	"I escaped," I said.	10
39	81	"Several have escaped from the prison pen".	10
40	154	"Another escaped," said Tajima, "more recently".	10
44	75	"You escaped from the prison pen," said Yasushi.	10
61	250	"They barely escaped the hand of Lord Temmu," said Lord Nishida.	10

Book 34. (15 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	262	When he had passed, as though a sigh had escaped a single man, the activities on the wharf resumed, and, once again, the bustle and hum of conversation, of cries and calls, rang out, about us.	10
11	37	In each case, however, the slave, within the battered device, safe within the bars, had escaped harm.	10
17	128	To whom may a slave look for protection from a free woman if not to a man? Is it not men who put us in collars, and keep us there? So I retained my tunic, and escaped a belaboring that I feared would have been particularly severe.	10
33	585	A howl of misery escaped he who had admitted us, and he, and his fellows, fled to the sides, disappearing into the darkness.	10
37	75	"I have not yet escaped it," she said.	10
39	18	But no sound escaped me.	10
44	178	A sound of surprise, and pleasure, I thought, escaped Lord Grendel.	10
50	62	Lyris had now crawled to the front of the cage, and a soft, ululating sound escaped her lips, and she then lay on her left side, her legs drawn up a bit, near the bars.	10
50	86	A strange, small noise escaped her.	10
53	167	A pleased sound escaped Lyris.	10
57	151	"It escaped my mind," said Kurik.	10
60	240	"He escaped".	10
64	272	Did Lyris not know slaves were beautiful? Did she think there was no relationship between being beautiful and being fastened in a collar? Lyris then approached Lord Grendel, and, offering him the meat, looked up, her eyes wide, and a soft, begging noise escaped her.	10
64	279	A sound of furious frustration escaped Eve as her fangs closed, scratching, about Lyris' collar.	10
64	288	A roar of staccato noises escaped him, like an avalanche of uncontrolled sound.	10

Book 35. (9 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	175	Gorean capture knots are not meant to be escaped.	10
8	552	"You could not have escaped," I said.	10
10	220	I had escaped having the punishment mark put on my neck.	10
17	122	A small sound of dismay escaped me.	10
23	50	"Masters!" I wanted to cry, but, to my amazement and dismay, no sound, escaped my lips.	10
24	141	I tried to scream but no sound escaped my lips.	10
33	438	"He has escaped," said Pa-Kur.	10
37	181	They have kindly apprehended my escaped slave, Mira.	10
40	239	A burst of laughter escaped Miles.	10

Book 36. (12 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	52	"That point," I said, "has not escaped me".	10
4	135	"We three alone escaped, unnoted in the fighting, hiding below.	10
11	82	I trusted that this tiny movement had not escaped the notice of the attendant, whose eyes narrowed at the action.	10
17	412	A small whimper of dismay escaped her lips.	10
28	66	"We escaped," I said.	10
33	7	"That has not escaped my attention," I said.	10
44	148	"I do not see how he could have escaped," I said.	10
45	135	He has escaped".	10
51	10	There was the possibility, of course, that the Dorna had somehow escaped and was now bound for the Cove of Harpalos.	10
52	43	"You might have escaped," said Tab.	10
60	321	"Who could deny admittance, even to the governor's palace," I asked, "to stalwart fellows who had recaptured the escaped, notorious Bosk of Port Kar?" "Who, indeed?" said Clitus.	10
63	100	"And," said Thurnock, "some who escaped the attack of the raiders will drift back, and others, longing for a Home Stone, will drift in".	10