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Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	180	The stones on which they had fallen were blackened.	10
6	29	One of them must be the Home Stone of Ar, but which? How could I tell it from the others, the Home Stones of those cities which had fallen to Ar? Yes! It would be the one that would be red with Ka-la-na, that would be sprinkled with the seeds of grain! I felt the stones in frenzy, but several were d...	10
17	41	By morning most of the important arrangements were known in the camp, and for all practical purposes Ar had fallen.	10
18	34	"Ar has fallen," I said.	10
18	139	With one of the great steel-shod talons on the body of his fallen foe, my tarn emitted the challenge scream of his kind.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	3	I rose slowly to my feet, my fibers alive in the wind, my hair torn by its blasts, my muscles each aching and rejoicing in their first movements in perhaps weeks, for I had again entered that silver disk in the White Mountains which was the ship of the Priest-Kings, used for the Voyages of Acquisiti...	10
4	70	It had fallen in my path.	10
7	40	The spearman beside Thorn went to the fallen man and examined his wound.	10
9	153	Many of the men had left, more had perhaps fallen by the tables, or lay along the sides of the room.	10
13	130	Kron was a heavy but short man, and I lifted his yoke, and mine, to the astonishment of the stands, which had fallen silent.	10
23	125	On the summit of the wall we encountered the crumpled form of a fallen guardsman.	10
24	144	Many of them had cut longbows and many of them were armed with the spears and crossbows of fallen warriors.	10
26	107	But I go to the Sardar for more than truth; foremost in my brain there burns, like an imperative of steel, the cry for blood-vengeance, mine by sword-right, mine by the affinities of blood and caste and city, mine for I am one pledged to avenge a vanished people, fallen walls and towers, a city frow...	10

Book 3. (14 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	6	It had been caught in the shield of the Priest-Kings, invisible, not to be evaded, undoubtedly a field of some sort, which had so acted on the bird, perhaps affecting the mechanism of the inner ear, that the creature had become incapable of controlling itself and had fallen disoriented and confused ...	10
5	282	Almost instantly, reddening, Vika regained her composure and straightened herself, tossing her head and brushing back a melody of blond hair which had fallen across her forehead.	10
7	58	I wondered how many men had fallen at her feet, how many men she had forced to sleep at the foot of the great stone couch, in the shadow of the slave ring, while she herself reclined on the pelts and silks of the master.	10
8	199	Vika was a bandit princess, accustomed to be clad in silk and jewels from a thousand looted caravans, to sleep on the richest furs and sup on the most delicate viands, all purloined from galleys, beached and burnt, from the ravished storerooms of outlying, smoking cylinders, from the tables and trea...	10
22	20	The two fallen bars lay almost at their feet.	10
27	90	I wondered if, among Priest-Kings, he would have helped her, or if there would have been others from the former Nest, or if she alone would have fallen to earth, to eat the wings that had borne her, and to burrow beneath the mountains to begin the lonely work of the Mother, the creation of the new N...	10
29	75	The first ship to near the exit seemed to burst into a cloud of powder but the next four ships, and myself, who had fallen into line with them, pierced the veil of powder and found ourselves coursing through the tunnel back toward Sarm's domain.	10
31	110	I climbed over the fallen stones and ran from the room and leaped on the first transportation disk I could find.	10
32	21	But the Priest-King paid me no attention, trying to move a great block of stone which had fallen across one of the supporting appendages of the dead Sarm.	10
32	37	We came to the hole where Misk and his fellow Priest-Kings and humans had cut through fallen debris and climbed out through it, finding ourselves in one of the major complexes again.	10
32	211	When the door opened I found myself once more in the Hall of Priest-Kings, though the great dome above it was now broken and portions of it had fallen to the floor of the hall.	10
33	3	Whereas it had taken four days for me to climb to the lair of Priest-Kings in the Sardar it was on the morning of the second day that Vika and I sighted the remains of the great gate, fallen, and the palisade, now little more than broken and uprooted timbers.	10
33	24	Then I looked through the ruins of the palisade and over the fallen gate, at the smoke from the countless sacrificial fires that burned there, at the smoke from the swinging censers.	10
33	42	There were men in that crowd from Ar, from Thentis, from Tharna, recognized by the two yellow cords in their belt; from Port Kar; from Tor, Cos, Tyros; perhaps from Treve, Vika's home city; perhaps even from fallen, vanished Ko-ro-ba; and the men in that crowd were of all castes, and even of castes ...	10

Book 4. (26 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	22	To some he would ask, "Has Turia fallen?" And they would bow their heads and say, "She has fallen".	10
1	15	Never had it fallen.	10
3	122	The lance had not yet fallen.	10
6	18	She would have fallen except for the lance that kept her in place.	10
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
9	86	The city had never fallen, and had not been under siege in more than a century.	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
11	413	I followed him into the wagon where, in a short time, we had both fallen asleep.	10
15	99	* * * * I searched among the wagons long before I found, sitting cross-legged beneath a wagon, wrapped in a worn bosk robe, his weapons at hand folded in leather, the young man whose name was Harold, the blond-haired, blue-eyed fellow who had been so victimized by Hereena, she of the First Wagon, wh...	10
20	57	Two swordsmen now rushed from the building, leaping over the fallen crossbowman, and raced along the bridge toward me.	10
20	99	Deftly, before she had fallen, Harold nipped Hereena from the guard's arms.	10
21	81	I glanced behind me to see that the girl who carried the market basket had inadvertently fallen in front of the warriors.	10
21	119	Dina had lived for a time on the savings of the family, but had then taken them, sewn in the lining of her robes, and purchased a place on a caravan wagon bound for Ar, which caravan had been ambushed by Kassars, in which raid she herself, of course, had fallen into their hands.	10
22	6	The Ubar, and Kamras, his highest officer, had fallen captive almost immediately, each to a Hundred set that purpose.	10
22	9	The compound of the House of Saphrar, however, had not fallen, protected by its numerous guardsmen and its high walls, nor had the tower elsewhere that sheltered the tarn cots and warriors of Ha-Keel, the mercenary from Port Kar.	10
23	74	But the Paravaci neither sent forth small groups nor contingents of archers, but formed and, en masse, riding over the bodies of their fallen comrades, began to approach the herd slowly, to move through it, slaying them as they went, and close with us.	10
23	80	In a moment, maintaining my saddle in spite of the leaping and stumbling of my kaiila over the slain bosk, fallen kaiila and screaming men, I gave orders to turn the bosk back and reform them near the wagons.	10
23	105	Some of the rear ranks actually climbed fallen and struggling comrades and leaped over the wagons to the other side, where they were cut down by archers and dragged from their kaiila to be flung beneath the knives of free Tuchuk women.	10
23	110	I issued orders swiftly and exhausted men poured from beneath and between the wagons to haul as many of the fallen kaiila and riders as possible from the wagons, that there might not be a wall of dying animals and men giving access to the height of our wagons.	10
23	206	Aphris had, according to the woman, fallen into the hands of the Paravaci who had looted Kamchak's wagon; Elizabeth's fate she did not know; I gathered, of course, from the fact that Elizabeth had been sent to another wagon that Kamchak had sold her.	10
23	208	She might, of course, have also fallen, like Aphris, into the hands of the Paravaci.	10
24	51	I had been training some hundred Tuchuks in the use of the crossbow, dozens of which had now fallen into our hands.	10
25	764	I supposed at this time many men of Earth, properly conditioned, would have been shaken, and would have fallen promptly to this keen weapon, shamed, retreating stricken with guilt, with misgivings, as the female wished.	10
27	7	I recalled that never before had Turia fallen, not since the founding of the city, perhaps thousands of years ago.	10
27	10	Additionally, of course, beyond the free women, numerous slaves had fallen into the hands of the warriors, and these, too, were sent to the commanders of Hundreds.	10
27	169	All of us knew the peril, the hardship and danger the Tuchuk had sustained in her acquisition; all of us knew the price he had been willing to pay only recently that she, fallen into the hands of another, might be returned to him.	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	306	One man lunged for me, but stumbled across another fallen Taurentian and his fellow, moving forward, fell across him; rather than attack the men who had fallen, on whom the attack would be expected, I struck the remaining man, he standing, the leader, engaging him singly in the moment and felling hi...	10
2	6	The city had fallen and Pa-Kur, though of low caste, had aspired to inherit the imperial mantle of Marlenus, had dared to lift his eyes to the throne of Empire and place about his neck the golden medallion of a Ubar, a thing forbidden to such as he in the myths of the Counter-Earth.	10
2	149	Then the dark shape of the Assassin seemed to move like a swift shadow in the room, and each of the three Warriors leaped toward him, but seemed to fail to find him, and another man, without even the flash of sword steel, dropped to his knees and fell forward in the pit of sand; the other two men st...	10
9	11	The largest number of slaves, however, far larger than the bred slaves considered as a group, are those who have been born free and have fallen into slavery, a not uncommon fate on this cruel, warlike world, particularly for women.	10
9	30	This type of thing is at its worst when large numbers of girls must be sold, as when a city has fallen.	10
12	76	He had fallen when I had purloined the Home Stone of the city.	10
12	77	Later he had helped to free Ar after it had fallen to the horde of Pa-Kur, master of the Assassins, who had wished to become Ubar of the City, inheriting the medallion of office and putting about his shoulders the purple cloak of empire.	10
17	85	I heard the angry cries of the girls and their fists on the door for a moment, but then I heard them suddenly begin shrieking, and crying out, as though slavers might have fallen upon them.	10
17	155	Since the beginning of En'Kara he had fought more than one hundred and twenty times, and one hundred and twenty foes had fallen before him, which, following his unusual custom, he had never slain, regardless of the will of the crowd.	10
21	196	Another had fallen to his knees and was begging mercy from the crowd, which jeered him.	10
21	283	I stepped back, over fallen bodies.	10
21	300	I backed among the bodies of the fallen Taurentians.	10
21	302	Then the picket charged but, as I had intended, across the field of their own fallen.	10
22	154	The large-winged tarn had fallen back now, the lead being taken by the rider of the Blue, a small, shrewd man, a veteran rider but one too precipitate.	10
22	535	In the time we had fought four tarns had passed us, though the rest were still behind, either fallen from the race or unable to pass the rings where tarnsmen still wheeled in disarray.	10

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	245	Telima, one by one, as we passed those that had fallen to the great bow, drew from their bodies the arrows, adding them to those she carried.	10
8	438	I knew, in my heart, that it had been I, I myself, who had betrayed me, I who had fallen short of the warrior codes, I who had dishonored my own Home Stone, and the blade I bore.	10
8	688	Clitus had already fastened the short rence girl in the coffle, the binding fiber looped and knotted about her neck, the remainder of the coil fallen to the deck behind her.	10
11	26	I indicated the small fire burning to one side, that which had been caused by the fallen lamp with candle.	10
14	283	At the treasure fleet itself, while most of her escort pursued my diversionary ships, the other eighteen vessels in my fleet had fallen, suddenly, silently, on the ten tarn ships left behind with the treasure fleet.	10
15	77	I took two talenders which had fallen on my shoulder and fastened them in the ropes at her neck.	10
18	293	"Had it not been for you and your men," I said, "my holding would long ago have fallen".	10

Book 7. (21 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	110	It was brought to him, from where it had fallen when I had tried to escape.	10
6	227	I had fallen in with them, however, and would have to make the best of it.	10
7	21	Beyond this, Targo had speculated that since no city had recently fallen, and the house of Cernus had been destroyed in Ar, one of the great slave houses, that the market would be high this spring.	10
8	930	Ute dropped a piece and Lana and I fought, each holding to a part of the fallen prize, rolling and tearing.	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	775	Indeed, it would have been probable that I, naked and bound, alone, defenseless in the forest, would have died of exposure or fallen prey to panthers or sleen.	10
11	824	I tried to rub through the binding fiber that held my wrists, rubbing it against the trunk of a fallen tree, but I could not loosen it, or rub through it.	10
11	992	They would regard it as likely that I had fallen to beasts, perhaps, or perhaps had died of exposure.	10
11	1064	But I hoped she would be put in slave rouge, and silk, and bells! Let her know slavery! How I hated the proud Verna! How pleased I was that she, as I, had fallen prey to men! I looked about the cage, flushed, furious.	10
11	1083	Four caravans had fallen spoils to the fierce, swiftly striking tarnsman of Treve.	10
12	292	There had been fifteen girls, five on the carts, and two of the tethered groups! All of Verna's band had fallen captive! There now came a great shout, and I squeezed even further forward in the wagon, to peep out.	10
13	121	She had much fallen in love with him, but she had, as she had told me, once attempted to bend him to her will.	10
13	461	The men would assume she had fallen and struck her head.	10
13	479	I had little doubt but what they would care for me, and be kind to me, for I had been a friend of Ute, their foster daughter, so long ago fallen slave on the journey to the Sardar.	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
13	630	I had again fallen captive.	10
13	937	"If you were truly his preferred slave, it is your misfortune to have fallen into my hands.	10
13	1045	I cried out with misery, suddenly frightened that I had fallen to such a man.	10
14	445	It is interesting to note that a woman who has fallen slave, particularly an urban woman, particularly from one of the proud "high cities," is extremely likely to be kept a slave, even if she should, eventually, sale by sale, handed from master to master, chained in wagon after wagon, find herself a...	10
14	447	She has fallen slave.	10
16	21	When Ute and I had been alone I had fallen before her, begging her forgiveness with tears for how I had treated her so long before.	10

Book 8. (30 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	144	"I see that you had fallen to women!" He laughed.	10
3	200	On his large brown leather belt, confining the long shaggy jacket he wore, which would have fallen to his knees, were carved the luck signs of the north.	10
5	273	This meant that probably she had fallen to an outlaw.	10
8	253	One of my men had fallen unconscious to the ground.	10
9	381	"You are now well marked," said Verna, "as a man who has fallen to women".	10
12	39	I and my men had fallen to panther girls.	10
12	41	Though we were men, we had fallen to women.	10
12	46	It was he, not Bosk, to whom Verna and her girls had fallen.	10
12	52	Then she had fallen to Marlenus of Ar, who would not accept her as such.	10
12	124	I was furious! I had failed to rescue Talena! She had been disowned! I and my men had fallen to panther girls! We would have been raped and sold slave had we not been rescued by the incomparable Marlenus of Ar.	10
12	125	It was to him that Verna and her girls had fallen.	10
13	55	Further, the lead animals are then unaware that others have fallen behind them.	10
13	86	I went and gathered my arrows from the fallen men of Tyros, and rolled their bodies into the Laurius.	10
14	7	There were sharpened logs about, fallen, some blackened by fire.	10
14	34	Yet, altogether there were not more than forty fallen, including some who had apparently been wounded, and whose throats had been cut.	10
14	35	Twenty-five of the fallen wore the yellow of Tyros.	10
14	37	I had not found the body of Marlenus among the fallen.	10
14	38	I thus conjectured that the great Ubar, as well as some eighty-five of his men, had fallen captive.	10
14	43	He had been captured there, when the camp had fallen, and, according to the report of one of the paga slaves, had been taken into the forest.	10
14	248	We had fallen to them.	10
15	350	Among these items I found the remaining bottles of drugged wine, those which we had not drunk, when we had fallen captive to Verna and her band, now seemingly so long ago.	10
15	477	By the time a panther girl, looking back, screamed, fourteen had fallen.	10
16	21	The others had fallen to the arrows of panther girls, of which I had acquired a great number.	10
16	114	She would sometimes flinch from blows that had not even fallen.	10
17	57	She had stayed behind, to defend her fallen sisters of the forest.	10
18	334	I snapped off a large branch, extending from a fallen tree, with the flat of my foot.	10
18	575	"I am fortunate," breathed Tina, "to have fallen in with you".	10
20	220	A man from the circle darted from it, clutched a fallen torch, and retreated to the circle.	10
22	181	The exception was the woman of Hura, named Rissia, who had remained behind to defend her fallen sisters, whom I had captured at the trail camp of Sarus.	10
22	977	But she had fallen slave.	10

Book 9. (25 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	166	They would have fallen into truth, but to take truth for granted is not to know it.	10
1	461	Then I had encountered the girl in a paga tavern in Lydius; she had fallen slave.	10
3	338	A wall of the temple had fallen.	10
6	183	There was a great log there, from a fallen tree.	10
6	386	In these battles, unknown to most men, even of Gor, from time to time, ships of the Kurii had been shattered and fallen to the surface.	10
13	214	There had been much laughter when one of the acrobats had fallen into the long fire, to leap scrambling from it, rolling in the dirt.	10
13	424	There was not a man in the hall but knew that his kinsman, a distant cousin, Finn Broadbelt, whom the Forkbeard had slain, had fallen in fair duel, and that wergild should not have been levied; and there was not a man in that hall but knew that the Blue Tooth had decreed, even were such justified, a...	10
14	143	His horror, seeing his fallen brother of the killing blood, had now become rage, outrage.	10
14	159	Near one wall I yanked a spear free from the hands of a fallen man-at-arms.	10
14	167	But, in the next instant, he had fallen beneath the ax of another.	10
14	204	I saw Kurii, methodically, blow after blow, striking the fallen, lest any might have sought to hide among the dead.	10
15	27	Sometimes we threw ourselves to the ground, among the fallen.	10
15	306	I recalled the two Kurii, precariously clinging to the wall of rock, one of which had fallen attempting to reach us, the other of which Ivar had struck from the wall with a heavy stone.	10
17	32	I remembered finding the carcass of the animal beneath the fallen, half-burned canvas of the Forkbeard's tent.	10
18	29	Many Kurii, confused in the beginning, had fallen to the axes of scarved men, putatively their allies.	10
18	38	Gorm, in his madness, was cutting at the bodies of the Kurii fallen now before him, shrieking.	10
18	121	The Blue Tooth stepped over the body of a fallen Kur.	10
18	241	"Go to Kurii fallen.	10
18	288	We heard the scraping of horns on metal, the screams of gored Kurii, the howls of Kurii fallen beneath the hoofs.	10
18	422	He was cutting, with a ship's knife, a ring of reddish alloy from the arm of a fallen Kur.	10
18	435	He then threw her, on her back, over the body, head down, of the fallen Kur.	10
18	436	He took the two loose ends of the binding fiber and, taking them under the body of the fallen Kur, dragged her wrists, elbows bent, over and above her head; he then, bending her knees, tied one of the loose ends about her left ankle, and the other about her right.	10
18	454	We made our way toward Ottar, who stood near the burned, fallen tents of Thorgard of Scagnar.	10
21	73	"Charges appertaining thereto," roared the Blue Tooth, spilling mead, "are revoked!" There were more cheers among the ashes, the blackened, fallen timbers, of the Blue Tooth's razed hall, amidst which the benches and tables of the feast were set.	10
22	135	She had fallen slave.	10

Book 10. (26 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	641	The girl approaches the master naked and kneels, the bondage knot soft, curled, fallen at the side of her right cheek or before her right shoulder.	10
2	467	It is one of the first things a good-looking woman, fallen slave, is taught on Gor.	10
3	224	I wiped my blade on the burnoose of one of the fallen men, and resheathed it.	10
4	260	The girl had fallen into the rebellion of compliance.	10
5	315	Inside the fallen tent, struggling, was a figure.	10
5	722	Would Talena not have cut her throat, under the metal collar? And had I freed her would she not, soon, have fallen again to a man's collar? Her flight from the Sardar had not won her freedom.	10
10	47	I counted eleven palm trees, date palms, cut down, their trunks fallen at an angle into the dust, the palm leaves dried and lifeless, the fruit unripened.	10
11	507	An arrow had fallen within the stable yard, striking through the straw in the storage stall at the right.	10
11	674	He looked at our fallen foes.	10
11	676	"Here," said Hassan, kneeling beside one of the fallen men.	10
14	659	We came upon a figure, fallen in the salt.	10
21	167	Sometime in the late afternoon I must have fallen unconscious in the sand.	10
21	293	After the failure of the major probe in Torvaldsland, it seemed not unlikely a given party or tribe might have fallen from power.	10
21	294	I did not think it would be desirable, among Kurii, to be among a party which had fallen from power.	10
21	513	Scarcely had I fallen into the lock than I heard, loud, over me, the concussions of the weapon, firing five times; almost simultaneously the Kur leaped from somewhere within, from a nest of piping, and scrambled past me; its foot pressed on my shoulder; it peered out into the storm; it spied the bod...	10
21	558	The Kur's arm was long enough to reach the ring, as mine was not, but the piping beneath which it had fallen was too closely set to accommodate the large arm of the Kur.	10
22	108	I took what I needed, weapons and boots and clothing from the fallen rider.	10
24	751	The north gate had fallen.	10
24	977	With my boots I rolled the two fallen men from the room, closed the large double door and again turned to face Vella.	10
25	18	I did not detect, among the prisoners or the fallen, the small Abdul, the water carrier and henchman of the great Abdul, Ibn Saran, the Salt Ubar, nor Hamid, traitor to the Aretai, who had struck Suleiman Pasha.	10
25	23	"These seem reasonable assumptions," said Haroun, "but how is it possible they can all be true and yet Ibn Saran neither fallen nor in chains?" "There is another kasbah nearby, that of his confederate, Tarna," I said.	10
25	194	"The kasbah has fallen," I told her.	10
25	203	"The kasbah has fallen," I said.	10
25	671	Now I hear from soldiers that Tarna has fallen.	10
25	695	The kasbah has fallen and only two soldiers have entered my cell.	10
26	528	Too, she had been a high slave, much above the other girls; that surely, as well as many other matters, would have elicited, if not justified, hatred, anger, and resentment; now, of course, she was fallen far below them; she was now a fit object only for their abuse and scorn, to be tempered only to...	10

Book 11. (15 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	478	The fallen foe lay doubled in the grass; his lower lip was bloody; he tore it with his teeth, holding it, that, in his pain, he might make no sound.	10
2	518	He moved the bearded man into a position where his fallen, discarded shield lay behind him.	10
2	629	My ankles fastened, crossed and bound, I would have fallen had he released me; I could not stand by myself.	10
3	225	There was a white-barked, fallen tree close at hand, within the camp enclosure.	10
3	226	It was broken off some four feet from the ground, and the fallen trunk, from that height, inclined downward.	10
3	355	The white-barked tree, fallen, within the camp enclosure, broken off some four feet from the ground, the trunk then inclining to the ground, was near.	10
6	13	In moments things had gone black, and I had fallen unconscious.	10
7	99	The veils lay fallen, gently, upon the ground.	10
7	522	"But that free woman," said my master, "has since that time herself fallen slave.	10
9	13	She had then thrown me a peasant tunic, which had fallen to my knees.	10
9	2086	I think that I may have fallen asleep by the rack, from my exhaustion and the pain of the beatings and rapings that I had endured.	10
9	2294	Accordingly, on behalf of one who was of the village, who can no longer transact the affairs of business, having fallen into the unfortunate state of slavery, I, on behalf of that former person, now one of my beasts, tender you to him in payment for the powder".	10
20	232	The large, yellow shield on the high pole in the harbor had already been hoisted and fallen, and, near it, the fire of white smoke had been lit.	10
22	306	"If I had fallen into the hands of the enemy," she asked, "what would have been done to me?" "You would have been declothed, unclothed, Mistress," I said.	10
24	339	I had now fallen into the hands of the other side.	10

Book 12. (17 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	We had discovered this from an enciphered message, fallen into our hands, hidden in the beads of a necklace.	10
4	583	Inside, crouching over a fallen man, the merchant, was the attacker, robed in swirling black.	10
4	622	He cried out with pain and the knife had fallen.	10
8	67	Her complexion was very fair; her eyes were softly blue; her hair, fallen about her shoulders, revealed by the thrown-back hood, was a soft, lush auburn in color.	10
10	296	The fallen guard could not be seen amongst us.	10
10	301	Then he saw his fallen fellow.	10
11	154	Any who leave before the work is done, trailed and recaptured, are to be staked out among the fallen tabuk".	10
11	425	A dust of snow had fallen in the night.	10
23	1	One Comes to the Feasting House "Night has fallen," I said to Imnak.	10
23	4	Snow had fallen several times, though lightly.	10
26	340	One's throat was ripped open and, instantly, four or five dark shapes on the ice attacked the fallen animal, thrusting their heads, fangs tearing, feeding, into its belly.	10
26	357	Some still fed, pulling and tearing at the bones and exposed ventral cavities and limbs of the fallen sleen.	10
27	8	Some five sleen had lingered in the vicinity, nosing about the fur and gnawed bones of the fallen members of the pack.	10
27	246	"One does not know, truly, what it is to stand, until one has fallen.	10
27	247	Once one has fallen, then one knows, you see, what it is to stand".	10
30	282	Another man I saw groping for one of the dart-firing weapons, it fallen on the tiers.	10
35	1211	Men of the complex, and red hunters, had fallen.	10

Book 13. (28 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	576	Lydia, I recalled, had fallen to the Persians in the Sixth Century B.	10
5	145	Yet I recalled that when her trainer, Shoka of Schendi, had flung her to his feet by the whip coils on her neck she had fallen in a certain way, and had lain at his feet in a certain fashion.	10
5	150	She had not fallen clumsily.	10
13	574	Her left thigh would still bear the brand of Treve, for once, long ago, she had fallen slave to Rask of Treve, a captain and tarnsman.	10
13	786	She had fallen asleep, slumped, blindfolded, there.	10
19	60	A knife, fallen, lay near him in the pit.	10
32	160	One searches for wood beneath rock overhangs or under fallen trees.	10
32	161	One may also, with pangas, hack away the wet wood of fallen trees, until one can obtain the dry wood beneath.	10
32	211	In their feeding they break down and destroy the branches and trunks of fallen trees.	10
32	559	I, perhaps alone of all white people, now understood, or thought I understood, what had become of the population of the city which, over centuries, had fallen into ruins.	10
43	138	In half an Ahn the canoes of the pursuers had fallen far back.	10
46	19	The little men then tied a vine collar on the throat of each girl and, by the arms, dragged them, one by one, to a long-trunked, fallen tree.	10
46	23	The forty-three girls then knelt, naked, hands tied behind them, ankles crossed and bound, at the trunk of the fallen tree, their heads tied down over it.	10
47	14	I saw now that the sound was the sound of millions upon millions of tiny feet, treading upon the leaves and fallen debris of the jungle floor.	10
47	30	They, rustling and black, moved over fallen trees and about rocks and palms.	10
48	114	Had she been free and armed with a quirt or lash I did not doubt but what she would have fallen fiercely and implacably upon her helpless, frightened, dark-haired, lovely lieutenant.	10
48	123	The talunas then knelt at the fallen log, tied to it by the neck, in absolute silence, moving not a muscle.	10
48	262	It is claimed they have shamed their former city by having fallen slave, and if they were good enough to be only slaves in the conquered city then surely they should be no more within the walls of the victorious city.	10
48	278	"Please," she begged, "please!" Both the girls still wore the vine collars on their throats, which the small people had affixed on them, that they might be fastened more easily at the fallen tree.	10
48	303	"But now you have fallen slave," I said.	10
51	133	It was filled with great blocks of stone, which had fallen, perhaps centuries ago, from the roof.	10
51	218	She was an excellent slave, and would doubtless know many loves, until she, a superb love slave, might at last find herself fallen helplessly and totally into the absolute power of such a man as she had never dreamed might exist, he who to her, in the personal and intricate chemistry of couples, wou...	10
53	267	He seized up a stabbing spear from a fallen askari and ran to fight.	10
53	298	I struck a Kur from behind that was towering over a fallen askari, opening the shaggy skull to the nape.	10
53	405	I picked up the fallen panga.	10
53	445	He had then fallen upon Shaba.	10
53	478	As they withdrew some dragged with them the fallen bodies of askaris.	10
54	6	The great building, with its tall columns, some broken, fallen aside, in its ruins, lay behind us.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	213	These were barefoot and bare-armed, and wore brown tunics which, as they now had them belted, with binding fiber, would have fallen to their knees, rather demurely for slave girls, had they stood up.	10
19	252	"It seems you have fallen from the Mistress' favor, Taphris," said Kenneth.	10
19	276	"I have fallen from the favor of the Mistress.	10
19	405	Besides, it is said, why should a slave know how to read? "I do not think our little friend, Taphris," said Kenneth, "has fallen in the favor of the Mistress".	10
26	39	I went to the pouch of the fallen man and found there the key to the slave bracelets.	10
29	56	Such a camp, in effect, is a truce ground, where men of various allegiances may in safety bring what prizes may have fallen to their ropes and chains".	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	375	I freed her wrists and neck of the rope, leaving it fallen by the ring.	10
6	38	There is a general Gorean feeling that if a woman has fallen slave she is to remain a slave.	10
8	138	He does not know, as I do, that your eye is no longer as sharp as once it was, that your hand has lost its cunning, that you are now ruined and fallen, that the scarlet is now but meaningless on your body, naught but a remembrance, an empty recollection of a vanished glory".	10
19	17	I then, with two hands, broke his wrist and kicked the fallen knife to the side.	10
21	15	Certainly many women of Earth, fallen to the slave noose or net, seem to have been taken as easily as one might consider, select and pick excellent fruit, luscious fruit, simply waiting to be picked, from the sweet, fragrant branches of an unguarded orchard.	10
22	334	"You have fallen.	10
22	373	I reached down and picked up the fallen blade.	10
25	44	Victoria knew him still as only a fallen man, one defeated, one lax in his caste codes, one inert and whining in traps of his own weaving.	10
25	46	They needed not know that he who had fallen had now risen; that once more the codes were kept with pride; that the cords with which he had once, with such pain and skill, bound himself, he had now sundered and torn from him, like an enraged larl emerging fiercely from a net now too frail to hold him...	10
26	139	"He has fallen on hard times," she said.	10
28	128	"To the trust of a fallen man, a drunkard?" smiled Callimachus.	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	55	She had fallen prey to the swift Tais.	10
12	182	That night, in our meetings, he appeared with an injured shoulder, claiming to have fallen.	10
16	343	I walked over to where he had fallen.	10
20	326	Imagine, then, if you will, that now the woman is not free, but has fallen slave! She now knows that she is subject, categorically and in all ways, to the full domination of the master.	10
20	1781	A war between two cities was once temporarily suspended to rescue flocks of small birds, migrating hurlits, which had fallen frozen, stricken, on the plains between armies, the victims of sleet and wind.	10

Book 17. (6 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	195	We were in the remains of a half-fallen, ruined tarn complex, built on a wide platform, at the edge of the rence marshes, some four pasangs from the northeast delta gate of Port Kar.	10
1	201	Ahead, where a wall had mostly fallen, I could see the remains of the large tarn cot.	10
1	1149	He seizes the man who had fallen to the snow".	10
8	612	They gathered up their two fallen comrades and, supporting them, with dark looks, withdrew from the sales barn.	10
14	1366	Yet I must determine if Kurii were among the fallen, and, if possible, their number.	10
16	362	I wished to determine if Kog and Sardak were among the fallen.	10

Book 18. (24 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	247	When the wagon train had been destroyed, that with which the soldiers were then traveling, he had fallen into the hands of the victors.	10
5	106	From where we stood I could see at least a dozen fallen animals, their bulk, like dark mounds, dotting the plains.	10
5	207	"There," said Hci, pointing to the southwest, "is a fallen bull, a Cracked-Horns, of thirty winters".	10
5	215	In the draw there is a fallen bull, a Smooth Horns, no more than some six winters in age.	10
7	991	If she were a foreign woman who had fallen into Cuwignaka's hands, I did not doubt but what she would learn discipline, well and swiftly.	10
23	78	Cuwignaka knelt beside the body of the fallen Yellow Knife.	10
28	127	For the most part those herds had probably, by now, fallen to Yellow Knives.	10
28	230	Scarcely a dozen arrows had fallen amongst us.	10
28	329	Then I had fallen slave to the Kaiila.	10
29	22	Some slaves were there, standing or kneeling in the fallen mesh.	10
29	60	He yanked free a lance from the body of a fallen Yellow Knife.	10
32	45	I speculated that it might have fallen in the fighting, and lost consciousness, from the loss of blood, and then, later, awakened.	10
32	162	The lance dancers, then, were swirling about the fallen red slave, weaving and spinning, in spiraling, swiftly moving circles about her.	10
33	71	Then she had fallen into the hands of red savages.	10
33	200	Too, now you, too, have fallen slave.	10
37	184	Well was I pleased that she had fallen to my leather.	10
40	248	Mira had fallen upon the porridge with gusto.	10
45	23	Surely some must have fallen".	10
45	41	"It is odd," I said, "that none seem to have fallen".	10
45	89	I could only conjecture how many might have fallen in the darkness, essaying that treacherous, terrible ascent.	10
46	169	Others had fallen to lower segments of the trail.	10
47	294	The body would seem to have fallen from the sky, from the clouds, mysteriously, inexplicably, like a meteor amongst them, penetrating their formation, thence descending to its encounter with the grasslands below.	10
47	496	Some, I think, may have been slain by Yellow Knives who, in wrath, sensing perhaps a betrayal or fraud in them, had fallen upon them.	10
56	16	She, a former agent of Kurii, had fallen into the hands of one who had done service for Priest-Kings, one who had doings with Samos of Port Kar, one who was known to some as Tarl Cabot, to others as Bosk of Port Kar.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	455	I had then twisted on the couch, freed myself of the confinements of the coverlet, and, sensible of the effects of the wine, or perhaps a containment of the wine, had fallen into a dreamless sleep.	10
6	497	I had then fallen asleep.	10
13	33	On the other hand, Corcyrus had now fallen.	10
16	100	Had I not been crawling, I might, in the darkness, between flashes of lightning, have come on the ditch unawares and fallen into it.	10
23	294	I had again, as a matter of fact, fallen into the power of men.	10
26	242	On the other hand, I have spoken to some Gorean girls who have fallen slave and I learn, to my interest, that most are delighted to be freed from the layerings, the heat and general discomfort, of veiling.	10
31	549	But he must know that the true Sheila had fallen to Hassan, the Slave Hunter.	10
35	124	How I had disappointed him! How far I had fallen short of his expectations, of his hopes, of his ideal of womanhood! I did not deserve honor, prestige, respect, dignity, freedom, a throne! I was only a slut.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	47	She had been captured at sea and had fallen slave.	10
5	263	From where she stood, at the curtains, in the light, and shadows, of the small lamp on the table, she could see the slumped, fallen, senseless figures of her guards.	10
6	363	She had not fallen into his trap.	10
6	711	"Does it not seem strange that you would have fallen madly in love with me at just this moment?" "Why, no, of course not," she said.	10
8	205	"I do not want it," said the fellow, shakily, looking at his fallen fellow, near the fire.	10
13	112	"She has fallen far from the favor of Belnar," he said.	10
14	364	That would explain why a strange urt, though even of the pack's own species, would be fallen upon and killed if it attempted to join the pack.	10
14	418	Given that, everything, luminously, like the pieces of a puzzle, had fallen into place.	10
20	7	The Kur, with that agility seemingly so unnatural and surprising in a beast of its size, descended from the ubar's box and interposed itself between me and the pathetic figure, now staring wildly upward, fallen, twisting and shuddering, moved this way and that, being pulled and shaken, being torn by...	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	11	We had made our camp here, in the burnt, roofless, half-fallen ruins of one of the huts.	10
2	238	The tarsk are gone, but sometimes a bit of feed remains, fallen between the cracks, or missed by the animals, having been trampled into the mud.	10
3	477	"Pull down your robes," he said, "until they are about your knees, lying fallen, back upon your calves".	10
4	353	"One which had fallen to the Alars?" I inquired.	10
4	355	"I wished it had fallen to us," said another.	10
9	89	Many a lovely woman has fallen to the slaver's noose in just such a fashion.	10
12	113	"I heard a fellow crying out that the city had fallen," I said.	10
12	180	"The city has indeed fallen.	10
16	1294	The slave, for example, and this is commonly included in her training, seldom bends over to retrieve a fallen object.	10
19	8	"Perhaps they have fallen out," she said.	10
24	648	That is a not uncommon fate in general, of course, for the free women of a fallen city.	10

Book 22. (13 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	199	For example, we were taught how to serve at a table, deferentially, skillfully, unobtrusively and, for the most part, silently, and how to move and walk, and kneel and rise, gracefully, and even such tiny, interesting things, as how to pick up a fallen object, by crouching down, retrieving it, rathe...	10
11	1354	Otherwise I might have fallen in love with him.	10
19	139	One of my master's men, from a skin, poured paga on the fallen figure.	10
23	73	Then she had fallen to slavers.	10
26	129	Surely Tupita, too, for example, would have fallen into the hands of this fellow, this mercenary captain, Pietro Vacchi.	10
29	298	The paw of the beast was wrapped about the strings of one of the fallen men's wallets.	10
29	327	"Take our coins! Leave us our lives!" He then removed his wallet and tossed it, hastily, timidly, onto the blanket, beside the other wallet, that which contained the coins from the two fallen men.	10
29	966	Tupita wept over Mirus, who had fallen, who was unconscious.	10
29	1361	He bent down, nearly fell, and picked up the blade which had fallen from the hand of the man who had been urged earlier by Fulvius to kill him, he whom Hendow had dropped, the blade with which he himself had been threatened.	10
29	1421	Then he had fallen to the men of Tyrrhenius, later to be sold to the black chain of Ionicus.	10
29	1530	Before him Fulvius had fallen.	10
31	241	In the dance, of course, not a blow had fallen upon me.	10
32	21	Most of the coins and valuables which had fallen to the stranger as sword loot he had divided with Mirus.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	384	Perhaps that had been the driver's name, or the name of the owner of the original wagon, that which had fallen into the brigands' trap, where the stones had been removed, that which had slid into the ditch and overturned.	10
1	477	More towns and cities, I think, have fallen to trickery and bribery than frontal assaults.	10
8	93	The cloth looked well, fallen between her thighs, on the damp stone.	10
8	508	After she had been returned to Ar by Samos, of Port Kar, into whose chains she had fallen, Marlenus, shamed, had had her sequestered, freed, but statusless, in the Central Cylinder.	10
8	906	"Have I fallen into the hands of a monster?" she cried.	10
9	501	"The slave strip looks well, fallen between your thighs," I said.	10
9	562	"The city has not yet fallen," she said.	10
11	253	Torcadino is an ally of Ar, and has never fallen.	10
15	122	I then returned to the fallen warrior, and bent over him.	10
15	226	To my surprise, however, her hair, loosened from under the turban, would have, had she been standing, fallen well beneath her shoulders.	10
17	102	They crossed it now literally on the bodies of their fellows fallen in it, and strewn over it, as one might cross a river on stones or a bog on planks.	10
17	285	They had been fighting behind a breastwork of fallen bodies, those of both Cosians and defenders.	10
18	210	"Forward!" I cried, seizing up the shield of a fellow fallen.	10
21	1207	They are usually quite short, and within them the girl learns to move carefully, crouching down to retrieve fallen objects, for example, rather than bending over.	10
21	1294	How hard it is to withstand the lovely dangers of their discourse! Have not countless thousands fallen victim to the toils of their cleverly cast nets? What cunning she-sleen they are! How skilled they are with so subtle, surprising and keen a weapon! There is a Gorean saying to the effect that a la...	10

Book 24. (14 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	560	The girl on her back, she stretched over the knees of the burly fellow, cried out, hot juice having fallen on her body from the joint of tarsk.	10
1	586	She, like the others, however, when I had met her, probably due to the war, the scarcity of genteel travelers, the crowds of impoverished refugees, the high prices, and so on, had fallen on hard times.	10
3	160	This was done largely by judiciously spreading some rather unpleasant materials about and upon the courier, after he had fallen into a deep sleep, rather a drunken stupor.	10
3	522	"These fellows were following you?" asked the leader, indicating the fallen mercenaries.	10
12	364	Then it had fallen on me ten times.	10
13	355	"He is dead," said a fellow from the deck of the captain's barge, where the lookout had fallen, the fins of a quarrel protruding from his breast.	10
13	476	He had fallen with no sound.	10
15	39	Others had fallen to the attacks of tharlarion and the marsh shark, which becomes particularly aggressive early in the morning and toward dusk, its common feeding times.	10
17	10	"Flavius has fallen?" demanded another.	10
46	23	He looked down at his fellow, fallen, his head oddly to the side, at the blood in the dirt.	10
46	49	I looked back at the fellow who had fallen.	10
46	54	"He is dead," said one of the men, turning the fallen fellow over in the dust.	10
46	402	I picked up an iron rod fallen to the dust, which had become unhooked from the side of one of the cages.	10
47	272	We are alive!" But she had fallen into the dirt.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	392	There was something in what the free woman had said, though in the frenzy of a sacking, the blood of the victors racing, flames about, and such, few occupants of a fallen city, I supposed, either free or slave, were altogether safe.	10
3	976	"He has already fallen off," he was informed.	10
7	443	"Perhaps Master rejoices," she said, "that Ar, who refused to succor Ar's Station, the city of the slave's master, has now fallen?" Marcus looked down upon her.	10
11	51	"These fallen fellows are swordsmen, known in the camp".	10
19	492	How proud she might have been that she, of all women, as far as she knew, had managed to attract the marvelous Milo! Then, when she had kept the tryst, entering into the assignation, and had stripped herself and knelt on the couch, eager, waiting, amorous, careless and adventurous, the net had falle...	10
28	12	Yet for these stones, and on account of these stones, these seemingly inauspicious, simple objects, cities have been built, and burned, armies have clashed, strong men have wept, empires have risen and fallen.	10

Book 26. (8 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	259	But I would only have fallen, miserably.	10
6	131	I moved my hand as though loosening the disrobing loop, and then, gracefully, stepped away from the silk which had supposedly fallen about my ankles.	10
8	326	Too, one learns how to do little things, such as, crouching down, to retrieve fallen objects.	10
12	73	For example, let us suppose that a given city has fallen, and that effective resistance within it is at an end.	10
18	90	Let us then further suppose that these women are recovered, so to speak, in a raid perhaps, or perhaps in war, perhaps in B's having fallen.	10
18	149	Sometimes, however, after an enemy city has fallen, her women, now enslaved, are denied clothing for some six months; at the end of that time they are inordinately grateful, should the least of tunics be cast to them; supposedly we are not permitted modesty, but we are, of course, sensitive to such ...	10
34	14	One had been pierced by a concealed spear, spring-released from the side of a corridor, another in crossing one of the narrow bridges over a crevice, it buckling as weight was placed at its center, another when an apparently solid portion of the corridor had fallen away beneath him, plunging him scr...	10
46	567	How it had fallen upon me! How it had lashed down! I lay there then, a slave who had felt the lash.	10

Book 27. (18 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	210	Even had she not been trained she might have fallen to her knees before that stern, looming figure.	10
12	29	Perhaps this woman had fallen on hard times and had had to sell a slave, and must now send her robes and veils to a commercial laundry.	10
13	61	And the bridges, given their construction, could be easily broken, thus isolating the individual fortresses from other, similar fortresses, which might have fallen to an enemy.	10
16	20	It had doubtless fallen to the floor.	10
16	418	Perhaps after she had fallen unconscious, it had been removed, and kept in the house, perhaps to be used again, later, when another virgin, another white-silk girl, might be introduced to a new aspect of her bondage.	10
20	502	Do you think I do not know a slut slave when I see her?" Quickly Ellen recovered her balance, turned, and knelt before them in the water, muchly where she had fallen, her knees widely spread.	10
25	972	She looked wildly out, through her fallen, dangling, scattered hair, into the crowd.	10
26	1408	How different this was from when she had been on Earth! She was now standing, still completely covered by the blanket, its lower folds now fallen about her ankles.	10
27	943	The body was probably dead before it reached the grass, fallen before the sandals of the stunned, disbelieving Selius Arconious, he shaken from the noise and the horror, his knife held lamely in his hand.	10
27	1030	One of Portus's men who had held the two crossbows wheeled away from the back of the wagon, stumbling, the weapon discharged, fallen to the grass.	10
27	1470	The war is now over for her, a war which she felt required to wage but in her heart longed to lose, a war she waged that she might be defeated; she knows that her independence is gone, irrecoverably, and she is pleased; she knows that she has been subdued and conquered, as she wished; she has fallen...	10
27	1626	She was dimly, half-consciously aware of a figure leaping on the fallen man, a knife flashing.	10
27	2784	Within the walls of Ar we might be mortal enemies; here, in the grasslands, in this place, in this moment, we may be mere wayfarers, fallen in with one another, in the midst of a desolation".	10
27	3002	One of the beasts looked up from a fallen body flesh dripping from its bloody jaws.	10
27	3003	Kardok uttered a howl and the beast leapt from the fallen man.	10
27	3184	Portus Canio returned to where the officer had fallen.	10
28	138	The second beast then seemed to appear from nowhere and scrambled its way on all fours, dirt spattering behind it, toward Selius Arconious and the fallen Mirus.	10
30	756	Similarly, if she fails to be fully pleasing, punish her, again letting her know in what respect she may have fallen short of the perfection you demand in a female slave.	10

Book 28. (24 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	106	"It was doubtless with this that the sleen were set upon him," said a Kur, lifting Cabot's tunic, taken from a pouch attached to the harness of one of the fallen hunters.	10
21	435	Grendel scrambled toward the cement platform, to retrieve a weapon, his or the fallen bar of he who would have smote the pet.	10
21	501	Grendel then went to one of the fallen weapons, picked it up, returned to his kill, and there lifted the weapon, saluting his foe.	10
35	65	"I found a fallen Kur," she said.	10
35	88	"I hid while foraging, before I found the fallen one, and saw several small groups of soldiers".	10
35	144	Grendel pointed to the fallen Kur, lying at the back of the cave, whose wounds were being tended by the slave.	10
42	146	He looked back, once, and saw the slave, climbing below him, and, down on the floor, in the sawdust, he saw the first Kur, fallen, inert.	10
43	31	Too, oddly, he saw two Kur bodies, fallen amongst the slaughtered cattle.	10
43	326	A tear had fallen to the boards.	10
44	48	Here and there, there were small herds of cattle humans about, rooting in abandoned gardens, gathering up fallen fruit, scavenging on the dead.	10
44	178	He then arranged the trembling, shaken female before him, held her up with one paw, for she might, in terror and weakness, have fallen, and, with his other paw, lashed her face back and forth, snapping it from side to side.	10
47	3	Four others had similarly fallen, who had not reached his own point.	10
55	318	Recall our fallen friends and comrades! Recall our betrayal, the slaughter at the arsenal!" "Such things will be well recalled," said Lord Grendel.	10
56	188	Cabot, and other humans, wonderingly, slowly emerged from the trenches, to thread their way through soft, furrowed earth, soaked with blood, through seared grass and lost weapons, amongst fallen, scattered bodies, contorted and awry, some blackened by fire, others dismembered.	10
56	207	"Too," said Lord Grendel, "with all due respect, I suspect few Kurii would care to soil themselves with such a mission, with contacting the defeated, the unworthy, ruined, and fallen".	10
57	110	"Doubtless she had, in her espionage, perhaps returning from the palace, to do more mischief, inadvertently fallen into the grasp of our peers, whom she later eluded, but found herself unable then either to return to the palace or, braceleted, to secretly frequent again the environs of our camp".	10
57	157	"Doubtless, by now, she has perished of exposure, or starved, or fallen to wild animals, or has been killed by Agamemnon's Kurii, for they had orders to fire on all humans".	10
67	63	There was a cracking sound, and he crouched down, alert, but it had been ice fallen from a branch.	10
67	72	Wet, fallen leaves now appeared beneath his feet.	10
69	69	"The world has fallen?" said Cabot.	10
69	70	"Agamemnon has fallen, not the world," said a Kur.	10
69	115	"The world had fallen!" "No quarter would be given, no mercy shown!" "But it was not to be," said another Kur.	10
73	98	"I gather," said Lord Grendel, "you believed that a certain slave, who had fled our forest camp, certainly an unwise thing to do, and a most serious offense, one whose gravity she may not have fully understood, had fallen into the company of Flavion".	10
78	160	"Remember the Lady Bina," Lord Grendel had whispered to the fallen, shuddering Kur, and then he had straightened up, and backed away, and lifted his head to the far ceiling of the world and howled, as a primeval Kur might have howled, a cry of rage, of hatred, of victory, and satisfaction.	10

Book 29. (22 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	286	"Ar has fallen, and been garrisoned by Cos and Tyros.	10
3	205	The woman, predictably, had fallen slave.	10
6	11	Here, in this part of the forest, there was a great deal of shrubbery, brush, broken branches, fallen timber, debris of various sorts.	10
7	257	Night, by then, was well fallen.	10
12	203	The two who had fallen were placed on a narrow plank, to the side, and forced to walk its length, while being screamed at, and execrated, from both sides.	10
16	202	One of the Pani, a wound dresser, crouched over the fallen figure.	10
16	209	I could not well see the features of the fallen figure, for the men crowding about.	10
16	270	"If the commander of an army had fallen," said Lord Nishida, "would that not be an ideal time to attack?" "Surely," I said, and shuddered.	10
18	335	The figure in the hideous mask-helmet, with the bloodied sword, gave a sign and several Ashigaru fetched brands from the fallen, now-smoking pavilion, and hurled them to the dried branches with which the hut was roofed.	10
18	359	Perhaps one reason the Pani are not prone to making prisoners is that it is thought that the prisoner might be expected, if honorable, to end his own life, to erase his shame at having fallen into the hands of the enemy, and thus, if this is so, he might as well be spared this indignity by being gra...	10
19	182	Torches, in particular, would not be practical as a single torch, fallen into the straw, would result in the loss of the stable, and its housing for several tharlarion.	10
26	101	How often had I fallen short of my codes! How striking are the enlargements of time! And one supposes, as well, that there must be a thousand heroes, ten thousand heroes, better men, nobler men, who have no songs.	10
26	288	By now she may have fallen to another.	10
26	327	The false Ubara, the puppet Ubara, it seemed, had fallen.	10
28	24	One of the slaves had fallen into the mud.	10
28	32	Yet the reprimanded slave had fallen.	10
28	74	It was no wonder that so many had fallen.	10
28	88	Some were open at the back, cut apart, and reddishly stained, where the whip had fallen.	10
38	564	The first figure then, which had fallen into the wet, cold sand, and still lay there, prone, frightened, afraid to move, by its upper arm, the right, was pulled to her knees, and knelt as well.	10
43	54	An interesting application, similar to the above, occurs when free women, in the hope of escaping looters, chains, and flames, hurry by postern gates and obscure exits from a fallen city into the surrounding countryside.	10
43	55	Those who are not promptly taken into custody, running into the arms of enemy soldiers, fallen into fragilely roofed siege ditches, rather like capture pits, finding themselves unable to scale walls of circumvallation, caught in slave wire, taken in slave snares or slave traps, and such, may be soug...	10
44	125	When she had fallen asleep I covered her carefully with the blankets, arranging them about her, in the berth.	10

Book 30. (20 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	323	The walls of Ar, mightier even than those of southern Turia, were dismantled by duped, rejoicing citizens to the music of flute girls, and betrayed, fallen Ar would be systematically looted and exploited for months.	10
2	104	Had we been a round ship I think the lash would have fallen amongst us.	10
3	166	She, and many others like her, both men and women, had been involved in the conspiracy by means of which Ar had fallen, in the opening of Ar's gates, in the razing of her walls, in the machinations by means of which Ar had been subdued and looted for months.	10
3	586	I thought of my poor sandal slaves, having fallen into the hands of men, those rude beasts who had entered my compartments.	10
3	947	Its auxiliary buildings, its stables, its stable yard, and such, like the main building, seemed similarly fallen into a state of forlorn desuetude.	10
3	1232	By now, the leader of the fellows into whose power I had fallen, alerted by one of his men, had emerged into the stable yard.	10
9	143	Three men were dead in the corridor; one was of the Pani, probably the room guard, posted outside the door, and two others, who may have fallen to his swift, small sword, each, apparently, by a single stroke.	10
12	475	I could no longer detect her long, dark hair, where it had fallen loosely about her white tunic.	10
15	208	Frightened, the slave turned, catching sight of me, I think for the first time, and probably, too, the fallen Seremides.	10
16	8	Oddly, however, once or twice, we had noted a dark cloud in the sky, from which a dust of ash had coated sails and fallen to the deck.	10
16	340	The pursuing fleet of Lord Yamada had soon fallen behind.	10
19	111	The sea, three times, had fallen away beneath us.	10
21	687	I drew away blankets, which had not fallen about the slaves.	10
21	733	Hundreds of high-caste women, associated with the party of treason, must have fled Ar, many of whom, far from its Home Stone, might, as had the former Lady Flavia of Ar, fallen into bondage.	10
22	251	I saw more than one quiver empty, a last arrow spilled beside a fallen bow in the moist, scarlet dust.	10
22	305	I think many fell, thrust from behind, and many may have been the wounds inflicted by exposed weapons, edges run against, points buffeted, blades fallen upon.	10
24	184	When she came to my vicinity, the chain had halted briefly, for some girls, ahead, had fallen, trying to ascend the steepness of the trail.	10
25	120	I thought it likely she had not recognized me in the private area of the Venna keeping area, some nights ago, for the light of the lantern had fallen full on her face, perhaps half blinding her, not on mine, and not on that of Alcinoë, who stood back, rather out of the light.	10
32	53	Men, clinging to it, Pani, climbing it, had fallen to the water, between the wharf and the ship.	10
36	381	Some use the hair and clothing of the fallen.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	105	Somehow, unaccountably, I had fallen asleep after lunch.	10
5	216	It was an hour later, and night must have fallen.	10
7	18	It is for such a reason that free women, trapped in a burning city, a fallen city, being sacked, will not unoften steal collars from their girls, and fasten them on their own necks, hoping to be taken for slaves, to be spared as slaves.	10
8	534	You thought Ar irrecoverably fallen.	10
8	1266	I might otherwise have fallen.	10
18	280	Then they shrank back, with a rustle of chain, frightened, for the light of a lantern had fallen upon us.	10
22	76	There might be avalanches, suddenly flooding streams, dislodged boulders, tumbling, fallen trees, trails might be lost, faded or washed away.	10
42	84	I did not understand what was occurring, other than the fact that Grendel had apparently fallen from favor.	10
45	192	The entire end of the passageway, where it opened onto the sloping rock, about the fallen Kur, was run with blood.	10
49	33	It had been supposed and it had, indeed, been the case, that he would try to escape the Cave, in which he would now be viewed as little more than a fallen, treasonous fugitive.	10

Book 32. (20 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	258	She had fallen short of this by two full copper tarsks, but I was not disappointed.	10
7	105	I had fallen to my knees beside the bars, and had put my head in my hands, and wept.	10
9	155	Considering that the coast is generally kept in view, it seemed unlikely it would have been lost at sea; considering how long it had been with us it seemed unlikely it would have encountered difficulties of which we would have been unaware; and now, considering our position, and how far north we wer...	10
11	19	Gratefully I lowered my burden, and sank to my side, in the fallen leaves.	10
14	278	Many had fallen slave following their flight from the city, females alone and defenseless in the fields, and many had purchased their conduct from the city from escaping mercenaries, at the cost of the collar itself, mercenaries unwilling to be burdened by free women.	10
21	462	I regarded the bottle, fallen to the ground, in the center of the clearing.	10
25	156	It has its thousand rises and falls, its heights and valleys, its fallen timbers and rotting wood, its scarred, blackened trunks and scorched, lightning-fired wastes, its scattered boulders, its bare places, its flowered meadows and blossoming thickets, its crags and cliffs, its rills, and streams a...	10
25	394	A tree woman on an alien world I had almost fallen to my knees before him, my head lowered, placing myself before him, even in so public a place, in what could only be understood as a slave's submission.	10
25	401	And I had fallen to my knees before him on the dock at Shipcamp, and he had again turned away! How I despised and hated him! I had prostrated myself before him, as a tunicked, collared, marked slave, on the dock at Shipcamp, and he had again turned away.	10
31	11	Not long after having fled from the wands, I had fallen captive to a small band of Panther Women, unaccountably in the vicinity of Shipcamp.	10
35	42	I had wondered about this, and even wondered if it was the case, but I had then fallen asleep.	10
37	174	Ships sent to the mouth of the Alexandra had discovered nothing, and some apparently had fallen to pirates.	10
39	427	Let us suppose a city has fallen, buildings are roaring with flame, blood is in the streets, walls collapse, the air is thick with choking, stinging smoke.	10
41	109	I suspected they might have fallen in with one another in the forest.	10
42	78	"Mercy!" "Stay as you are!" snapped Donna, "as you are, on your back, hands at your side!" Donna then threw down her switch and seized up the fallen bowl-ladle and made her way to the cauldron.	10
46	134	From where I stood, in the dusk, I could see a large, fallen tree, its trunk black in the light, its exposed roots extended like claws, lying athwart a low sloping outcropping of rocks.	10
48	125	I was lying on my belly, where I had fallen, near the center of that circle whose periphery had been recently trodden by two dangerous beasts.	10
50	215	My left cheek, my head struck to the side, stung with the sudden, fierce, angry, open-handed slap of his smiting right hand, and I might have reeled and fallen, save that his left hand, its grip close to the leash collar, held me upright, in place.	10
50	509	The gown was sleeveless, of course, for she was a slave, but its length, if she were to stand, must have fallen almost to her ankles.	10
52	485	In anger, misery, and humiliation, I had fled, to be captured by Panther Women, who, in turn, had fallen to Genserich and his band.	10

Book 33. (13 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	86	Surely they had not fallen into consternation, nor had they scattered and fled at the first sight of so unfamiliar, obviously dangerous, and mighty a form of life as the tarn.	10
1	137	"I fear," said Lord Nishida, "many of our fields have fallen into the hands of the forces of Lord Yamada".	10
1	232	"They may be gathered together with some pretext and fallen upon, and the matter is done within Ehn".	10
2	64	To reconnoiter, to open wounds I had not borne, or to die? I had not been at the camp when it had fallen.	10
3	52	I saw little advantage in them, save to lure in intruders, which might then, after attacking empty bed rolls, be fallen upon.	10
5	27	"I have learned," he said, "here in the camp, from those in communication with the holding, Pertinax and others, that suspicions have fallen upon you, that you are suspected of treachery".	10
11	155	"Many Ashigaru of Lord Yamada, after the siege was lifted, were fallen upon by peasants".	10
13	177	I was confident that Daichi, like similar practitioners of kindred arts, might, with the usual amalgam of pretentious pronouncements, awesome gravity, and ponderous theatricality, influence the thinking and action of any client so luckless as to have fallen under his spell.	10
16	45	On the other hand, it was surely possible that a small number might have fallen into the hands of the enemy.	10
19	259	Before him, fallen to her knees, her head to the floor, her hands still clasped behind her head, was a dark-haired slave.	10
20	527	"The bones and shells have not fallen well!" he said.	10
20	528	"I gather," said Lord Yamada, gravely, "they have not fallen well for the house of Temmu".	10
20	529	"I do not understand how they have fallen," said Tatsu.	10