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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	92	In a minute the rider appeared in view—a fine, bearded warrior with a golden helmet and a tharlarion lance.	10
9	144	He threw back his fine head and laughed, his teeth white in his bushy beard.	10
19	226	The Ubar went to his daughter and took her fine head in his great hands.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	106	It was a webbing of fine golden wire.	10
6	138	Her head lifted and her eyes, fine gray eyes, dulled with sorrow and perhaps hunger, regarded me.	10
6	147	Her hair was brown and fine, the splendid gray eyes seemed even more clear, and her face, I saw, was beautiful, even more beautiful than I had imagined.	10
11	119	"Yet he is a fine beast, is he not?" asked one of the silver-masked women.	10

Book 3. (9 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	9	I regretted freeing the tarn, for it was a fine bird, powerful, intelligent, fierce, courageous, loyal.	10
1	75	The reason for this is not simply that here is a fine market for such wares, since men from various cities pass freely to and fro at the fair, but that each Gorean, whether male or female, is expected to see the Sardar Mountains, in honor of the Priest-Kings, at least once in his life, prior to his ...	10
7	50	Lara's lips had been rich and fine, sensitive and curious, tender, eager, hungry; the lips of Vika were maddening; I recalled those lips, full and red, pouting, defiant, scornful, scarlet with a slave girl's challenge to my blood; I wondered if Vika might be a bred slave, a Passion Slave, one of tho...	10
9	69	"Perhaps," I suggested, "your mother was not only beautiful, but proud and brave and fine".	10
12	93	They had wide, fine heads, strong, broad bodies, and a carriage that suggested calmness and strength.	10
20	94	I noted that her hair was brown and fine, her eyes dark and longly lashed.	10
28	246	We were considering this matter when suddenly without warning one wall of Misk's compartment seemed suddenly to blur and lift and then silently to vanish into powder, so light and fine that some of it drifted upward to be withdrawn through the ventilator shaft through which used air was drawn from t...	10
30	176	"What a piteous thing you are," she said to me, "and how golden and strong and brave and fine is a Priest-King!" And Sarm would extend his antennae down to her that she might delicately brush the small golden hairs which adorned them.	10
32	277	"A fine, brave girl," said Parp.	10

Book 4. (18 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	7	That of the animals is heavy and of gold, that of the women also of gold but tiny and fine, not unlike the wedding rings of my old world.	10
5	77	Like the other women of the Wagons she wore no veil and, like them, fixed in her nose was the tiny, fine ring that proclaimed her people.	10
7	71	He returned to certain questions at various times, in various ways, connecting subtly her responses to one with those of another; he wove a sophisticated net of inquiry about the girl, delicate and fine; I marveled at his skill; had there been the least inconsistency or even hesitation, as though th...	10
8	7	It seemed a lofty, fine city, white and shimmering, rising from the plains.	10
8	338	To my dismay, as he returned racing toward the circle of the boskhide whip the girl, a fine wench, managed to sink her teeth into the neck of the kaiila causing it to rear squealing and hissing, then striking at her.	10
8	388	Albrecht was a fine rider and skilled in this sport and, of course, this time, his quarry had been only an untrained barbarian slave, indeed, a girl who had never before run from the bola.	10
8	461	But he had not; the fine little Turian wench who had been able to bite the neck of the kaiila, thereby risking her life incidentally, had seen to that.	10
8	609	It seemed to me she was a brave, fine girl.	10
9	28	Saphrar was a short, fat, pinkish man, with short legs and arms; he had quick bright eyes and a tiny, roundish red-lipped mouth; upon occasion he moved his small, pudgy fingers, with rounded scarlet nails, rapidly, as though rubbing the gloss from a tarn disk or feeling the texture of a fine cloth; ...	10
9	94	Indeed, to the annoyance of Elizabeth Cardwell, who had spent her nights under the wagon in the last weeks, there were two such in our own wagon, the girl Dina, whom I had snared in the contests of the bola, and her companion, the fine wench who had bitten the neck of Kamchak's kaiila and had attemp...	10
10	206	The young man seemed to me a strong, fine fellow, though of course unscarred.	10
11	312	Kamchak's laugh was cut short when she sank her fine white teeth into his hand with a savage bite.	10
20	126	There were two of the great birds left on the roof, both fine specimens, huge, vicious, alert.	10
21	159	She was truly a fine, spirited girl, quick-witted, warm-hearted, intelligent and brave.	10
25	86	In her nose, as I had suspected, there glinted the tiny, fine golden ring of the Tuchuk woman.	10
25	88	I held her lovely head with its soft dark hair in my hands, gazing on her face, her forehead, her dark, soft eyes, with tears, the marvelous, trembling mouth, and set in her fine nose, delicate and lovely, the tiny golden ring.	10
25	123	"No," she said, "but many of my friends—on Earth—who owned fine earrings, had their ears pierced".	10
26	432	"They seemed to me fine warriors," said Kamchak.	10

Book 5. (23 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	10	Yet none would stand in the way of Kuurus for he wore on his forehead, small and fine, the sign of the black dagger.	10
4	178	Tuchuk women, both slave and free, have fixed in their noses a tiny ring of gold, small and fine, not unlike the wedding rings of Earth.	10
5	231	"It will be fine," I said to Misk, "that there be a Father of the Nest, as well as eventually a Mother".	10
5	493	"Do you think," demanded Elizabeth, of both myself and Misk, "that a woman cannot be brave? Will you not honor her as you would a man with danger, not permit her to do something worthy of her species, something important and fine, or is all that is significant and meaningful to be reserved for men?"...	10
8	193	I saw that she now wore in her nose the tiny, fine golden ring of the Tuchuk woman.	10
9	29	At the minor blocks in the small houses, or even the minor blocks in the Curulean, sales are conducted with a swiftness and dispatch that gives the girl little time to interest and impress buyers, with the result that even a very fine girl, to her indignation and shame, may be sold for only an avera...	10
12	59	Generally, it was a small faction patch sewn on the left shoulder; the faction patches of the High-Caste women tended to be fine silk, and tastefully done; those of low-caste women merely a square of crudely stitched, dyed rep-cloth; some of the masters had dressed their slave girls in slave livery ...	10
12	107	I noted that two of the tarns in this race were not of given factions, but were the property of private owners, not associated with the faction corporations; their riders, similarly, were not faction riders; the rider, incidentally, is quite as important as the bird, for an experienced rider often m...	10
12	288	Sura removed her thumb and Virginia kept her fine head on its delicate neck high.	10
13	113	Afterwards, Nela gave me the first rubbing, with coarse oils, loosening dirt and perspiration, and scraped me with the thin, flexible bronze strigil; then she gave me the second rubbing, vigorous and stimulating, with heavy toweling; then she gave me the third rubbing, that with fine, scented oils, ...	10
17	245	It would be a fine surprise for them later to discover that they were actually being whisked to safety and freedom.	10
19	263	The light over the block took the glint of the tiny, fine nose ring in the nose of Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
19	265	How startling, and incredibly beautiful she was! She seemed fine and savage, as vital and dangerous and beautiful as the she-larl.	10
19	412	She pointed her finger at a fine-looking fellow, grinning in the audience, a Saddlemaker.	10
20	187	I had gathered in the months in the house, from what I had seen and heard, that Cernus was indeed a fine player.	10
20	418	Cernus himself had not recognized them; perhaps none in the room had; the lame foot was perhaps the legacy of his misshapen father; but the boy was fine, and he was brilliant; he was the marvelous Scormus, youthful master Player of Ar.	10
21	233	I laughed, the keen ring of the fine steel still burning in my ear.	10
22	347	It seemed to me a fine bird.	10
22	565	With a curse he jerked savagely at the control straps of Quarrel and that fine bird instantaneously responded and together Quarrel and Ubar of the Skies passed through the final ring; with a snap of his great wings Ubar of the Skies struck the winner's perch, seized it in his steel-shod talons and t...	10
23	43	"Yes," I said, "he is a fine boy".	10
24	5	But it was my old sword, the fine, familiar steel, remembered even from the siege of Ar, many years before, that I dropped into the scabbard.	10
24	315	Her eyes, deep and fine, met his; her lips were slightly parted.	10
24	429	The tiny, fine golden ring of the Tuchuk woman was in her nose.	10

Book 6. (9 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	19	Her rather thick ankles seemed to me strong and lovely, and her legs sturdy and fine.	10
8	5	I had again my sword, that wine-tempered blade of fine, double-edged Gorean steel, carried even at the siege of Ar, so long ago, with its scabbard; and the rounded shield of layered boskhide, with its double sling, riveted with pegs of iron and bound with hoops of brass; and the simple helmet, innoc...	10
10	58	But still, even in the face of such reputed odds as he had faced, there were those in Port Kar who smiled behind his back, thinking to themselves how he had gone forth with so fine a showing and had returned with little more than his life, a handful of terrified men, and a narrow wooden punt.	10
10	159	The wages of a sail-maker, incidentally, are four copper tarn disks per day, those of a fine shipwright, hired by the Council of Captains, as much as a golden tarn disk per day.	10
10	174	Building fine and beautiful ships gives them great pleasure.	10
10	178	This is not to say that they would have any objection to being rich; it is only to remark, in effect, that it has never occurred to them, no more than to most Goreans, to take very seriously the pursuit of wealth as their universal and compelling motivation; being ignorant, it seems, they, like most...	10
13	50	"When," snarled Lurius, "you find yourself chained in the rowing hold of a round ship, you may, my fine captain of Port Kar, bethink yourself less brave and clever than now you do".	10
13	104	"Many a fine lady," I said, "under the whip of the kitchen master, has found herself completely mistaken in such a conjecture".	10
18	366	"My fine, brave Luma".	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	501	One would carry his head in a certain way; another laughed well, openly, heartedly; another had sturdy legs; another had long, fine arms and strong hands, a fine chest and head.	10
1	25	I had had no difficulty in obtaining fine grades.	10
3	68	He went to the night table and took one of my cigarettes and, with one of my tiny, fine matches, imported from Paris, lit it.	10
7	463	How splendid and fine! I could no longer meet her eyes.	10
8	622	"They can often afford fine girls," said Inge, "paying more than many private masters can".	10
8	902	The men were in fine humor.	10
12	29	A Turian camisk is perhaps too fine a garment for an ordinary girl.	10
12	142	How proud and fine seemed the huntsmen, with their animals and slaves.	10
13	400	She did not have my fine mind, my sensitivity, my delicate nature, my cleverness.	10
15	186	How fine they were, such magnificent males! I hated them, of course, but, too, I, like the others, most eagerly anticipated their return.	10
16	472	"A steel-collar girl," I said, "should not have so fine a cloak!" He laughed.	10
17	62	Sometimes I would be a new girl, frightened, young, much fearing him, as Techne might have been; sometimes I would be as though of the scribes, much as Inge might have been, refined, dismayed at her fate; sometimes as a fine lady, of wealth and position, of high caste, as Rena had been, who now must...	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	208	It was bitter, the dregs, but it had in it the warmth and flash of the fine Ka-la-na of Ar.	10
12	195	Further, now, as I thought of such matters, I recalled his rent price had seemed very low, particularly for fine girls, as Rim had assured me these were.	10
14	132	The Tuchuk brand, tiny and fine, is the paired bosk horns.	10
14	258	It was little wonder such proud, fine women hated men, to whom nature had destined them.	10
17	55	What a fine, marvelous, brave woman she was.	10
22	50	His antennae, golden, with their fine sensory filaments, surveyed me.	10
22	71	"And men, so long as they shall live, and fathers shall tell sons of fine deeds, so long as that shall the story be told of what occurred on gleaming Thassa on the twenty-fifth of Se'Kara".	10
22	332	I have heard that it is a fine city".	10

Book 9. (20 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	100	He had well served Priest-Kings, had Tarl Cabot, that young, brave, distant man, so fine, so proud, so much of the warriors.	10
1	678	It was a fine blade.	10
2	71	In it, fine Ka-la-na wood, for example, and supple temwood, cannot grow.	10
2	229	The scarlet vest, the blouse of white wool, the long woolen skirt, red, were fine goods.	10
5	268	The fine candlesticks from the temple of Kassau, for example, I expected would be chopped into bits small enough for the pans of the northern scales.	10
6	224	I saw the fine hairs on the back of her neck.	10
6	244	She stood then before us in a chemise of fine silk.	10
6	312	In Torvaldsland, fine timber is at a premium.	10
6	313	Too, what fine lumber there is, is often marked and hoarded for the use of shipwrights.	10
7	106	"Ah," said he, "greetings, my fine young lady of Kassau".	10
7	109	"I did not know in Kassau," said he, "that you had such fine legs".	10
7	111	"Why did you not, in Kassau," he asked, "show us what fine legs you have?" She was furious.	10
7	119	"I belong to free men!" Then, with the brazenness of a bondmaid, she, Thyri, who had been the fine young lady of Kassau, threw her kirtle up over her hips and, leaning forward, spit furiously at the thrall.	10
7	200	"I await your discipline, my Jarl," she cried, and then turned again, and fled, that fine young lady of Kassau, barefoot and collared, now only a bondmaid, to the hall, to the furs, to await her discipline.	10
10	485	We had not been much pleased at the insolence of the bondmaid with respect to the young thrall; once, we recalled, her taunting of him had almost cost him his life; I had intervened, and he had only been whipped instead; I had little doubt that Wulfstan of Kassau, the thrall, Tarsk, had many scores ...	10
11	93	About his neck, from a fine, golden chain, pierced, hung the tooth of a Hunjer whale, dyed blue.	10
11	263	"I thank the great Jarl," said the beast, "and fine grain it is.	10
15	296	I have, incidentally, a very fine singing voice.	10
16	76	In the fest-season of Odin a fine skald is difficult to bring to one's hall.	10
21	27	She now had new tasks to which to address herself, cooking, and churning and carrying water; the improvement of her own carriage, and beauty and attractiveness; and the giving of inordinate pleasure in the furs to her master, Svein Blue Tooth, Jarl of Torvaldsland; if she did not do so, well she kne...	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Man, on Earth, had finally succeeded, after long centuries, in creating a society in which he had no essential place; he had, at last, built a house in which he could not live, in which he had left not one room suitable for human habitation; he called it a home; in it he was a stranger; his habitat,...	10
3	90	This chronometer, tooled in Ar, was a fine one, sturdy, exact.	10
4	113	There is a soft, fine hair, the most prized, which grows on the belly of the animal; there is an undercoating of hair, soft but coarser, which is used for most cloth; and there are the long, outer hairs.	10
11	129	"Look," said he to his sister, "silky, fine and yellow, and long".	10
12	130	But the true female, the awakened, helpless prisoner of her instincts and blood, with a fine mind, a deep, lovely, sensitive mind, imaginative and inventive, is the one the Goreans want, head down, at their feet.	10
14	6	My left leg broke through a dozen layers of crust, breaking it to the side with a hundred, dry, soft shattering sounds, the rupture of innumerable fine crystalline structures.	10
21	586	It tore at the fine wire with its thick digits but they could not slip beneath it.	10
25	316	You are too proud, too noble and fine".	10
25	557	It was a fine iron, clean and precise.	10
26	21	Only some few hundred would journey as far as Tor, and those largely to conduct herded slaves to the fine markets of that city, which is the Tahari clearing house for slaves to be sold north.	10

Book 11. (17 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	859	He wiped the blade with a cloth, leaving on it only a fine, evenly spread coating of oil.	10
3	189	One man worked on the scabbard of his sword with a small, fine tool.	10
3	211	I was too good, too fine, to be a servant.	10
3	602	Then, overwhelmingly, irresistibly, like a cry of anguish, it welled up within me; I could no longer ignore, suppress or repudiate it; no longer could I, like a foolish girl of Earth, deny and flee my reality; the comprehension, insistent and explosive, overpoweringly, erupted within me; I was naked...	10
6	28	Even though she was given no jewelry or fine raiment, she was high slave in the camp.	10
7	632	Tais was too fine a name for a slave; accordingly the lovely seventeen-year-old Gorean girl had been sold in Ko-ro-ba under the block name of Donna, a slave name calculated to excite Gorean buyers.	10
7	738	Lehna's "gown," then, we might note, was the finest garment of all our garments, as Eta, at the request of the master, had carefully fashioned it of fine silk.	10
12	134	Between them was slung fine wire, gently bending and swaying in the slow breeze of the hot afternoon.	10
14	10	I thought all were fine.	10
14	116	"Do you think I bought you to stand outside like fine free ladies and sniff the air!" "No, Master!" we cried, and hurried within.	10
16	169	This infamous port is the home port of the famed black slavers of Schendi, a league of slavers well known for their cruel depredations on shipping, but it is also a free port, administered by black merchants, and its fine harbor and its inland markets to the north and east attract much commerce.	10
17	77	Suddenly, startling me, elating the men, there emerged, as though by magic, a tiny, printed sentence, in fine characters, in bright red.	10
17	85	But now, under the action of the reagent, the writing had emerged, fine and clear.	10
17	121	"I had them from the fine slaver, Alexander of Teletus," said the merchant, "but their papers were lost in transit".	10
22	593	Weakly I tried to push away the jaws that held me, long and narrow, with many fine teeth.	10
27	469	"A fine brand," he said.	10
27	577	"A fine brand," said Thandar of Ti, surveying her thigh.	10

Book 12. (8 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	692	Centius of Cos is a fine player, but he is beyond his prime.	10
4	195	Scormus of Ar, no irrational fool, knew he played a fine master, one of the seven or eight top-rated players on the planet.	10
6	215	"These seem fine fellows," I said.	10
7	87	"It is a fine tavern".	10
12	266	It would be a bold fellow indeed who would dare to make her a present of fine feasting clothes.	10
15	669	Does she have a high instep? A girl with a high instep is often a fine dancer.	10
36	184	Then she held the chain diagonally in her mouth, her small, fine white teeth gently closed upon it.	10
38	159	I had no doubt the former rich young woman would make a fine slave.	10

Book 13. (5 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	19	Ulafi kept a fine ship.	10
6	537	Men relish the sight of a fine ship.	10
6	689	"My thanks to you, too, for a fine voyage".	10
7	1	The Market of Uchafu There are many fine slave markets in Schendi, in particular, those of Ushanga, Mkufu, Utajiri, Dhähabu, Fedha, Marashi, Hariri, Kovu, and Ngoma.	10
8	101	"You are a fine player," I said.	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	915	"Would you like me to tell you of the women on my world," I asked, "who are fine and free?" "Are they happy?" she asked.	10
11	123	"You are a fine and brave girl," I said.	10
11	615	What a fine and noble girl.	10
12	154	Is he not a fine actor?" She faced me and struck her left shoulder, as though applauding my performance.	10
16	2	Venna has many small and fine shops, catering to the affluent trade of the well-to-do, who patronize the baths and public villas of the area.	10
19	48	Some small men, as is well known, are extremely fine fighters, though, of course, they do not have the size and weight to consistently best larger men, assuming that the distribution of skills is similar.	10
21	271	How swift and nimble were their fingers, how fine and exact their work.	10
27	383	They are simply different! Free women are noble and fine! Slave girls are only meaningless, lascivious, sensuous, little sluts!" "Many slave girls are as large, or larger than you, Lady Florence," I said.	10
29	82	Tenalion will doubtless receive a fine price for you, even though you are untrained, and he, knowing this, will doubtless make me an excellent offer for you".	10
30	70	Some girls beg to be leashed, sometimes crawling to their masters, their leash held between their small, fine teeth.	10
32	4	The stars were fine and beautiful, bright in the black sky.	10
33	57	"Yes," I said, "I think you will bring a fine price".	10
34	321	She was not of Gor, but of Earth! Too, she was just too noble, too fine, to be a slave.	10
34	336	She was too noble and fine for that.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	14	"You were a fine trainer," I said.	10
4	112	They are too fine and noble to be looked upon by the casual rabble.	10
10	412	I saw her lovely cherry lips, the small, fine white teeth behind them.	10
18	117	"I am too fine, and different".	10
21	213	"She is too fine to be a slave," I said, "let alone the most complete of slaves, the total and utterly abject love slave".	10
28	130	"You are a fine officer," said Callimachus, "and it is a splendid command".	10
29	239	"The ships of Cos," I called to the man on the wall, "are not the ships of Ar!" "But the holds of each may contain fine treasures," he answered.	10
30	17	It took the edge of the stair beautifully, for such silk is very fine.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	2	"Have you a taste for well-tooled leather and fine cloths?" "Yes, Captain!" called men.	10
17	155	Softly then did the bell of the Coin Girl sound, and the chain and coin box on her neck, as she who had once been Miss Henderson turned her head to the side, and began, with her small, fine white teeth, to bite and nibble at the hem of my tunic.	10
19	1140	Too, it was covered with dirt and sweat, much of the dirt in small, fine rolls on the fairly complexioned, exposed flesh.	10
20	161	It seemed to me not impossible, upon reflection, that the voluptuous Shirley, put upon the block, exhibited by a skilled auctioneer, might bring the very fine sum of ten silver tarsks.	10
20	173	She would continue to be well marked as a slave by her brand, which was small and fine, and burned deeply into her left thigh.	10
20	992	In this portion of the dance the girl calls attention to the various aspects of her beauty, from the swirling sheen of her cascading hair to her ankles, from her small feet to her tiny, fine fingers.	10
20	1025	Buy me, and love me!" In the second case, the girl, in effect, says, "Here is a fine slave.	10
20	2182	When she had freed this knot she went behind me, first to my left shoulder, and then to my right shoulder, and, with her small, fine teeth, drew the tunic from my body.	10
21	353	"There are many fine Earth-girl names," I said.	10
21	422	"Do you not think it a fine name for a slave?" "Yes, Master," she said, "very much so, Master".	10

Book 17. (13 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	37	"Ohh!" Now, as she lay, the small, fine brand high on her left thigh, just below the hip, could be seen.	10
2	181	"He impressed me as a fine commander, and a good soldier," I said.	10
5	47	"The name of a lowly fellow, such as myself," I said, "could surely be of no interest to so fine a lady".	10
6	62	It must indeed be fine stuff, I thought, if it were superior to the girls in the pits for several were extraordinarily attractive.	10
7	12	"In addition to our usual stock of fine merchandise," called the corpulent fellow, "we have just received a new lot of barbarians!" These would be the same girls of whom I had seen several this afternoon, in the slave pits within the compound.	10
7	37	"In addition to our usual stocks of fine merchandise, we have just received a new lot of barbarians.	10
14	53	Then he rose to his feet, and went to his stores, to bring forth a fine hatchet.	10
14	288	"Three," she said, suddenly, beaming, the fine, strong teeth bright in her broad, reddish-brown face.	10
14	370	I was sure there were strong, fine males on Earth.	10
14	432	She was, after all, only a white female slave and they were fine hatchets.	10
14	931	Before he left Grunt gave him some hard candy and a fine steel knife.	10
17	214	In particular the placement and timing of the attacks showed a fine sense for what might be the likely directions and phases of a battle's development.	10
19	624	"You would then have a fine lead on others, in the main camp, days from here, who might wish to follow you.	10

Book 18. (20 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	466	Too, of course, he had had fine prospects, and had been rich and highly placed in the tribe.	10
4	42	Strips of kailiauk meat, thinly sliced and dried on poles in the sun, are pounded fine, almost to a powder.	10
7	492	Similarly it seems men, with their strength, aggressiveness and size, would be better suited for the hunt, pursuing the swift, trident-horned, belligerent kailiauk at full speed than the slighter, softer women, and that the women, with their patience, their sense of color, with their small, nimble f...	10
9	139	How does it look?" "Fine," I said.	10
9	160	"Fine," I said.	10
10	40	Grasped between her small, fine white teeth was the center of a heavy, braided, beaded-handled kaiila quirt.	10
12	59	"It is a fine herd," I said.	10
12	142	To be sure the dark-haired woman was a lovely specimen, a fine example of the lovely two-legged beasts in the herd.	10
12	336	It was a fine kailiauk robe.	10
18	31	Long ago, at a Dust-Leg trading point, Grunt had obtained Wasnapohdi for three fine hatchets.	10
40	250	She did not eat now as might a rich, free woman, from a golden or silver service, with precious, lustrously polished utensils, softly glowing upon glistening linen, sumptuously, in some fine house.	10
44	20	The posts, too, because of their position near the edge of the escarpment, commanded a fine view of the main, sloping trail leading up to the summit.	10
44	574	It was a fine, agile beast.	10
44	583	Further, the Yellow Knives, like other red savages honed to warlike perfection over generations of intertribal conflict, were fine warriors.	10
44	594	Many of these arrows were not fine arrows.	10
44	658	Alfred, a fine captain, would study it with great care.	10
46	50	"She is in fine fettle," I said.	10
54	52	"They are fine enemies".	10
54	62	"So, too, are fine enemies".	10
54	223	He was now a fine young warrior and she a needful, curvaceous slave.	10

Book 19. (12 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	169	If this were a modern, milled coin, it would be rated Extremely Fine.	10
1	171	If this were an ancient coin, it would also qualify as being Extremely Fine, but here the grading standards are different.	10
3	871	"It is fine".	10
6	421	Surely they seemed eager to applaud, striking their left shoulders, particularly fine thrusts or particularly tight, fierce passages.	10
11	102	She is superior, lofty, noble, regal and fine.	10
21	30	By that time, especially with the rains, it might be impossible, even for such fine, tenacious hunters as sleen, to follow my scent.	10
28	32	Too, some male slaves are fine musicians.	10
31	654	For such a price one might get a fine dancer.	10
33	123	This is no less the case with a lovely female than with a fine kaiila or a good sleen.	10
34	185	"Sheila will make Hassan a fine slave," he said.	10
35	59	Those of Cos and of Ar, and of certain other cities, are surely very fine.	10
36	631	I would doubtless, for several days, bear a fine bruise there, evidence of his displeasure.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	275	The back of her neck, with its tiny, fine, golden hair was bared.	10
2	1149	If the whole thing turned out to be a mistake, as I was sure it would, we could then, at a later date, no harm done, have a fine laugh over the matter".	10
8	142	Sleen, which tend to be fine hunters and splendid trackers, which are swiftly moving, aggressive, serpentine, generally nocturnal animals, particularly in the wild state, are less fastidious about their eating habits.	10
9	364	I had little doubt but what she would bring a fine price in a slave market.	10
12	582	"Centius is a fine player," I said.	10
16	192	He then repeated the test, and bit each of the coins carefully, thoughtfully, expertly, not hurrying, as a connoisseur might sample varieties of Bazi tea or fine wines.	10
16	519	"I shall now return these captured slaves to Pseudopolis, where, doubtless, I shall receive a fine reward".	10
16	520	"A fine reward indeed he would be likely to receive," said Chino, confidentially, to the audience.	10
22	179	"Not only do you have two fine actresses here but two superb tent girls".	10

Book 21. (28 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	236	"They are fine roots," I said, "and splendid suls".	10
4	235	"The ax will be fine," I said.	10
6	59	Still, one could not begrudge dear Mincon some greed in this matter, for he was a fine driver, and a splendid fellow.	10
6	231	"It is not my fault," he said, "if a complete stranger takes a liking to me and instantaneously decides to make me a fine gift".	10
11	10	"Fine," he said, somewhat bitterly I thought.	10
11	50	"It is a very fine poem," I said.	10
11	111	"I looked about the yards, and when I found fine-looking, sensitive-looking chaps, splendid-seeming fellows, of apparent refinement and taste, those of a sort I thought might be capable of appreciating my work, I offered them one of my poems, and for no more than a mere token of appreciation, a silv...	10
13	219	'Euphrosyne' is a name a bit too fine, I think, for a slave.	10
14	145	He was a fine fellow.	10
15	144	Too, I thought she might make a fine slave.	10
16	1255	She seemed in fine spirits.	10
19	25	Less obviously, but more deviously, the blade could be tightened, or even fastened, in the sheath by an enemy, by such means as a tiny wooden shim or plug, or a fine wire looped below the hilt.	10
19	244	"They are fine soldiers," said another.	10
19	433	"My feelings are fine," he said.	10
20	86	"It is a fine sight," said a fellow, climbing up through the cart gate, and standing beside me for a moment, to look down on the city.	10
24	42	"I gather it was a fine house," I said.	10
24	60	"It looks like a fine house?" asked Hurtha.	10
24	65	"The family, too, if there is a fine house, and grounds, and such," I said, "may be powerful and of high station".	10
24	70	"There are some fine houses in this district," said Hurtha, "particularly over several blocks.	10
24	252	This is a fine house, with luxurious appointments, with a great deal of space and splendid grounds.	10
24	490	"A fine price for a girl," I said.	10
25	9	He had entertained Hurtha and myself, sharing some fine paga with us, of the House of Temus, my favorite, after Boabissia had been removed from the room, presumably to be transported to his house of business.	10
25	996	I continued to regard her, as one might look upon a fine horse, or dog.	10
25	1233	Indeed, although the men of Torvaldsland are fine and strong masters, they are generally rather direct and straightforward about what they are doing.	10
25	1543	The collar, such fine, strong steel, looked nice under her right ear.	10
25	2035	"Buy me!" "I think you will one day, now that you have learned how to serve, find a fine, strong Gorean master," I said.	10
26	1638	"It is fine!" "You see," I said.	10
27	150	"Fine," I said.	10

Book 22. (8 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	390	"That it seemed a fine buy to you," I said.	10
23	13	With expert blows, on an anvil, these had been hammered shut, leaving only a fine line where the edges met.	10
29	161	Too, I had been a fine dancer, one of the finest, I suspect, in Brundisium! If they could have seen me curling about a man's feet in an alcove, licking and kissing them, then inching upward, piteously, hopefully, then kneeling beside him, looking up, kissing, licking, pleading, I do not think they w...	10
29	163	After all, not only had she once been a rich free woman, of high family and significant station, of a fine city, Lydius, but even after her capture, and her prompt reduction to total and absolute bondage, she had been found so beautiful, so luscious and desirable, that she had been chosen over many ...	10
29	1005	"That one," said the bearded man, indicating Hendow, "was a fine swordsman".	10
29	1444	"It is a fine blade," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1557	Fulvius, I suspect, had been a very fine swordsman.	10
29	1587	Callisthenes, I suspect, was not a fine swordsman.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	482	The gold expended, of course, may be later expeditiously recouped from the public treasury, and the sale of goods, such as precious plate, rugs, fine cloths, tapestries, inlaid woods, silver and gold wire, art objects, jewels, tharlarion, tarsks, and women.	10
8	627	For example, if you have thrilled to the movements and power of a fine steed, you have some conception of what it is to be aflight on tarnback.	10
9	590	"I think," I said, "you might bring a fine price in a market".	10
12	278	I could see little, but it seemed to be a delicate head, covered closely with a white, scarflike turban, and I saw deep eyes, and a bit of veil, over the bridge of a fine, delicate nose.	10
17	62	Some are fine enough to set for field urts and others stout enough for tharlarion.	10
18	183	These were fine quarrels, crafted by metal workers, not sharpened rods, not blunt sticks, fit for stunning birds.	10
21	1396	"Do you think," asked Aemilianus of Calliodorus, "that 'Claudia' is too fine a name for a slave?" "I think it is an excellent name for a slave," he smiled.	10
21	1402	"I think there is little difficulty in the matter, in any event," said Calliodorus, "whether it is a fine name or not, as she now wears it as a slave name".	10

Book 24. (8 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	270	In a camp of Ar an infraction of that sort might have earned a fine, or a scourging.	10
1	348	Young Marcus was, in my opinion, a fine, though moody, soldier.	10
1	369	There had been no attempt, at least as yet, for the fine forces of Ar, in all their power, to cut them off, to pin them against the Vosk, or meet them in battle.	10
3	35	It is no wonder that fine soldiers are often astute historians, careful students of maps and campaigns.	10
28	413	Labienus, in my opinion, was a fine, responsible, trustworthy officer.	10
40	55	The tarns aflight from the Semnium roof were fine tarns, naturally, and for Ahn they eluded their pursuers.	10
40	64	"Myron is a fine Polemarkos," said a man.	10
47	135	"Where are your veils and fine robes now?" he called.	10

Book 25. (3 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	835	She had tiny, fine hair on the back of her wrists.	10
19	439	"That seems a rather fine name for a slave," I said, "particularly for a field slave".	10
25	685	On this bracelet, in fine, tiny lettering, were the words "I belong to Tarl of Port Kar".	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	5	Above it, supported by beams, casting a pattern of almost intangible shadows, seeming to stir on the flagging, were numerous, swaying strands of fine wire.	10
11	1432	They preferred, it seemed, to take their women, perhaps to stalk them with stealth, as game, then to spring the nets or snares at some time of their choosing, some moment of unsuspected ripeness, or to seize them in capture strike, or to take them by theft, perhaps roping and gagging them in their o...	10
14	911	"It is fine," she said.	10
24	313	None came after her, with a rope or chain, or even a loop of fine wire.	10
29	145	What then was to be her fate? If she were not simply fed to sleen, it would be, presumably, oh, miserable fate, the collar! Well, you can well imagine our reluctance to see such a fine lady, and one so special to us, being simply put upon a block, somewhere, and who would know where, and being sold ...	10
38	137	I made my stitches small, and fine, and closely and evenly spaced.	10
46	73	Then I felt its edge, like a fine, hard line, at my throat.	10

Book 27. (17 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	816	"Perhaps one day, fine lady," thought Ellen, "you will wear a skimpy tunic with no nether closure, and a collar, and be doing the laundry at the pools! Then let the fine ladies look at you on your knees, working! We will see if you are such a fine lady then!" Suddenly, to her surprise, she heard, to...	10
6	25	Instead of the long, long-sleeved, ankle-length, white gown of fine material, coming high, modestly, about the neck, she now wore a simpler white gown, of less fine material, with half sleeves, and its hem came midway upon her calves.	10
2	136	Both are fine companies, and either, in her view, would have been capable of mounting splendid productions of the work performed.	10
5	47	When the two young ladies who spoke English had finally discerned the nature of her inquiry, they had laughed merrily, and translated it delightedly for their companions, who, too, then, looking from one to the other, two clapping their hands with pleasure, burst into laughter, the older woman havin...	10
10	45	Those mirrors were as fine as any she had known on Earth.	10
10	205	She had not realized how large he was, or exactly in this way, as he was now revealed before her, or how formidable he was, how fine, how supple and muscular he was, how sturdy were his legs, how long and powerful his arms.	10
13	532	The Lady Temesne, who had regarded herself as too fine to accept his suit, might this very night be at his feet, begging to please.	10
13	745	"Back to work, slave girl," said Ina, who seemed in a fine mood.	10
14	5	"She is fine," said a guard.	10
17	637	"She is fine, as she is".	10
20	33	You have a beautiful face, exquisitely sensitive and feminine, though smudged now, and excellent hair, long and flowing, though desperately now it needs washing, yes, excellent hair, long, fine, flowing, soft hair".	10
20	938	For example, she could now make tiny, fine, straight, measured stitches.	10
22	391	Many men, fine men, strong men, virile men, do not think me too young at all! There had been, she had learned, twenty-one bids on her, following her release from the upright bar and the exhibition cage.	10
24	356	And as each is to dance thrice, it is not as though they will feel particularly cheated, for after me will come Ita once again, who is a fine dancer.	10
26	1239	How fine and noble, how lofty and exalted, are free women, thought Ellen, and how I am nothing before them, but for all their status and glory I would not trade my collar.	10
27	3297	And, as time went on, she became aware that these tasks were not as menial and simple as she had conjectured, but that genuine skill was needed, and attention, to turn out a delectable sauce, to make small, fine stitches, to press a tunic with fire-heated irons so well that one would not feel the sw...	10
30	91	Let your wash be sparkling, let your stitches be small, fine and straight! Know what it is to kiss the whip, knowing that it will be used on you if you are not fully pleasing.	10

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	943	Warfare among polities, not always declared, is common on Gor, and the women of one polity in such a case are regarded by those of the other as objects eminently suitable for apprehension, as prizes, as loot, they, as well as rugs, jewels, coin, art works, fine cloths, draperies, saddles, harnesses,...	10
1	1011	Let them flee from the auction house, in rage and shame, as she is taken from the block with a fine bid.	10
1	1165	He could see the base of her bowed neck, with the short, fine hairs there.	10
10	61	Some Goreans feel, too, that the name of a free person is a fine and noble thing, and thus one should not permit it to be touched by the lips and tongue of a mere slave.	10
10	273	The girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master.	10
77	15	And, he thought, too, while considering her various characteristics, which might appeal to buyers, though she is naive, confused, uncertain of herself, a stranger to herself, in some ways alien to herself, yet she has surely a fine, supple mind, quick, and, even, within its limits, those of Earth, e...	10
80	174	How frightful if she were to be thought of in terms of it, her body, that embarrassing, troubling thing so appropriately concealed, rather than, say, in terms of her mind and personhood, or, perhaps, her clear, fine features, if her veil were to become disarranged, inadvertently.	10

Book 29. (11 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	39	Constantina seems a rather fine name for a slave, I thought.	10
3	316	Bit by bit I fed Cecily and watched her take the food gently, delicately, between her small, fine white teeth.	10
9	470	Over centuries the Goreans had developed the handling of female slaves into a fine art.	10
15	274	"Too fine for a slave," I said.	10
22	250	It is difficult for even a fine swordsman to defend himself against even two assailants, for one need only engage, setting the target, so to speak, and the other strike.	10
22	516	They may, however, revel in it, as in admiration of the lines of any fine animal, and, of course, they are likely, given the commonality of species and their maleness, to find it potently arousing, and sometimes irresistibly so.	10
23	76	I sat near Lord Nishida, and he had offered me a sip of a different fermented beverage, one I had once tasted on Earth, though not of so fine a quality.	10
23	148	Similarly, although slaves are often castigated as being "worthless," and such, even high slaves, who might sell for gold, it is quite obvious that slaves are not worthless, and not simply because they, as other goods, have a monetary value, nor simply because they are beautiful, as a fine animal is...	10
24	188	I threw it down, which brought a slight tremor of surprise, and distaste, or, perhaps better, disappointment, to the fine features of the daimyo, for sake is not to be so drunk.	10
26	39	Indeed, she who was in her view once too fine for his couch may later plead, her lips to his sandals, with all her heart, to be kept at his slave ring.	10
28	318	"It is too fine a name for a slave".	10

Book 30. (9 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	403	' ''Publia' is too fine a name for a slave,' said a fellow.	10
3	1027	What fine lady, such as a Lady Flavia, would flee from Ar without resources?' 'I am not the Lady Flavia!' I cried.	10
8	71	Perhaps the tarns themselves, now unhobbled, unwilling to return to the imprisonment of the cramped cots below, where they had seen their fellows die, now drunk with their sudden freedom, in the cold, fine, piercing air, exhilarated, and exultant, had chosen to reclaim for themselves their rightful ...	10
9	251	I saw Tarl Cabot, and his confrere, Pertinax, and the fellow, Tajima, a fine rider, fighting, to protect tarns.	10
12	201	Did she think it demeaning, rather than utterly appropriate, that she should be serving men? Did she still think of herself as she had in Ar, a woman of power and station, far superior to, say, a mere guard, a soldier, she still a fine lady who was now, inexplicably and unconscionably, set to menial...	10
14	134	The small head on the great body, with its triangular jaws, with its rows of tiny, fine teeth, reached down, almost gracefully, and lifted the screaming fellow yards into the air.	10
20	64	There is a fine line between deference and boldness, as between boldness and sauciness, and between sauciness and insolence.	10
29	15	Tereus was a fine oarsman, and, in his way, an honorable fellow.	10
36	21	Certainly this was false, as the captain doubtless surmised, but that is not to deny that some very fine slaves, the equals of any anywhere, are occasionally purchased from Brundisium blocks.	10

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	318	It was small, fine, lovely, and tasteful, and telling in its meaning.	10
10	857	In such a case she may sit beside him, on a throne, within her fine robes, chained".	10
10	885	I had learned from the laundry troughs that a lady's notes, having to do with her small secrets, private exchanges, intrigues, affairs, arrangements, assignations, rendezvous, and such, were generally carefully crafted, written in a tasteful, dainty script, usually on small sheets of fine linen pape...	10
10	1009	Such exhibitions I would later learn may, with slight variations, betoken enthusiasm or jubilation, high spirits, the appreciation of a deft witticism, an excellent move in a game, pleasure at unexpectedly glimpsing a friend, a fine shot in archery, a victory in the arena, one's foe slaughtered at o...	10
18	415	I supposed, though the speculation was inappropriate, as she was a free woman, that she might bring a fine price off a block.	10
44	68	"Desmond is a fine leader, one of intelligence, power, and honor," said Grendel.	10
47	75	I had feared I was unworthy to be the slave of so fine a master.	10

Book 32. (17 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	51	Too, vanity courses brightly, rushing unobstructed, amongst such goods, familiar with such things, and each desires to win a fine price, and, particularly, one better than that garnered by rivals, or others of the house.	10
4	132	The usual reason a slave is brought to an auction is merely that their masters enjoy having them at hand, relish them, and do not wish to leave them at home, caged, kenneled, chained to a couch ring, or such; on the other hand, many masters enjoy being seen with slaves whom others might envy, the ow...	10
8	494	I considered how she might look on all fours, crawling to me, bringing me the whip, it held between her small, fine, white teeth, the slave whip.	10
9	236	And surely our clothing, when we are permitted clothing, contrasts with that of free women, as a revealing tunic, or camisk, differs from colorful swirls of fine robes and veils.	10
13	161	It would not do to waste a fine Gorean name on you".	10
15	256	"That is a fine price," I said.	10
15	679	"You are not a fine, noble, proud, free Gorean woman," he said.	10
15	682	Did he not know we were all women? Did he not understand that in this very slave house almost all the slaves, perhaps all but I, writhing, bucking, begging, crying out, pleading, had been such "fine, noble, proud, free Gorean women"? Doubtless he meant free women, women not yet collared.	10
20	187	"What do men prize most," asked Relia, "after gold, after victory in war, after fine kaiila, and loyal sleen?" "Beautiful, fearful, obedient, docile slaves," said another.	10
20	233	Many mariners, too, incidentally, do not read, despite the fact that many are of fine mind, and are the masters of much lore and remarkable skills.	10
23	18	"Fine, Mistress," I said.	10
35	197	Then set our little beasts about their tasks, let them sweep and clean the camp, let them tidy things, let used boughs be cast aside, let them fetch water and wood, and berries, let them serve us, let us have a fine breakfast.	10
38	53	"But it would be a shame for such a fine animal to die".	10
39	406	What a fine price she might bring! "Like slaves!" said Tuza, regarding Hiza and Emerald with contempt.	10
40	93	"Tula and Mila," I said, "are fine stock, even excellent.	10
52	302	"Or I did not wish to dull the edge of a fine dagger, or I preferred to avoid the task of cleaning the blade, or such".	10
54	206	He was the sort of man by whom a woman would hope to be purchased, one who would be a strong and fine master, one who would protect her, and care for her, and master her, and never let her forget she was his slave.	10

Book 33. (18 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	"He is young," I said, "but a fine warrior".	10
4	144	Tajima was an intelligent, strong, agile, fine young man.	10
17	146	"But I was brought here today, surely not merely to witness an exhibition of fine archery".	10
19	210	She did have, however, besides her raw energy and beauty, enormous ambition, and a quick, fine mind.	10
20	145	"Are you angry," he asked, "that I failed to recognize that you could not be such, but were instead a noble, and fine, lady?" "Not really," she said.	10
21	130	By now I supposed a stripped and collared Sumomo was learning to crawl to a man, bringing him his whip, held between her small, fine teeth.	10
21	437	The contemptible Tajima, a lowly warrior, of no fine family, has dared to aspire to the hand of a shogun's daughter".	10
30	744	I did not wish to hold these fine fellows from some appointment, but merely to pass the time of day with jolly companions".	10
31	46	One supposes that a peasant is not entitled to such a weapon, that such a weapon should not be entrusted to a peasant, indeed, that it is forbidden to them, that it dishonors so fine a weapon if it should be so unworthily, so shamefully, possessed, and that a peasant, in any case, could not afford s...	10
35	45	Occasionally the master of a merchant wagon would trundle in, with a trove of silk, and clothing, sometimes a fine sword.	10
44	20	"Daichi," said Lord Temmu, "was a fine reader.	10
44	89	"Well," he said, "and you?" "Fine," I said.	10
47	93	"And here we have two fine young officers," he said, "one barbarian, one Pani, this one Pertinax, that one Tajima".	10
52	10	Toward the rear of the chamber, fixed in the wall to the right, as one would enter, Pertinax had located a small metal object, circular, less than a hort in diameter, covered with a mesh of fine wire.	10
56	36	"Perhaps their simple women are now clothed in the kimonos, the sashes, the obis, and silks, of fine ladies.	10
59	257	A fine companion sword, with its balance and edge, is a masterpiece of the smith's craft.	10
61	447	"Perhaps," said Haruki to Lord Yamada, "I will sell her to this young man, for his fine handful of copper".	10
61	930	From the ministrations, delicate, moist, and tender, she bestowed on the switch I gathered she was well satisfied with her collar, though perhaps she would have preferred to be the single slave of so strong and fine a master.	10

Book 34. (36 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
65	75	"There was a wagon," he said, "that soon followed us from Ar, a fine brown wagon, long-bedded and wide, lacquered, with two lanterns, drawn by two fine tharlarion, displaying the selling banner of itinerant cloth workers".	10
1	563	"I'm fine".	10
9	371	"I want her fed to eels," she said, "flayed, cast to sleen, honeyed and bound down for urts! Let her sleep this night with leech plants!" "Is it true, girl," asked the dealer, "you spoke to this fine lady?" "Yes, Master," I said.	10
11	139	For example, there are companies from which you can obtain a cook, or cooks, if you are planning a banquet, companies from which you can rent fine robes, or sandals, jewels for your companion, and so on.	10
24	123	"It is short, so little, almost nothing, such fine silk," I said.	10
30	318	"The Slave Whip is a proper, fine tavern.	10
37	148	He was a handsome fellow, in his tunic and collar, bronzed, with fine thighs, and strong arms.	10
37	156	Such fine handsome slaves, of course, are not unoften noticed by free women, who may even buy them.	10
38	16	She may be a fine actress.	10
40	62	He was, by all accounts, a fine potter, and an honest one, but his work, as far as I knew, had never been singled out in the city, nor, say, had it been displayed in, let alone won prizes in, the exhibitions held in the great Sardar fairs.	10
40	63	One might mention, in passing, that Goreans commonly view pottery as an art, and, in many cases, as a fine art, as much so as sculpture and painting.	10
43	51	Their bodies can warm feet; their fine, small teeth are excellent for grooming, for ridding pelts of parasites".	10
44	149	"But you are large, and strong, and the robe is surely a fine one".	10
45	79	"But what slave," I wondered, "is chained behind the couch of handsome, mighty Drusus, so important here, he not now in a collar and tunic, not now imposing on a naive slave, but in fine supper raiment, and so near the dais?" "I would see such a slave," I thought.	10
45	94	It seemed she had a fine collar, probably a dress collar.	10
45	152	"You have a fine collar," I said.	10
49	174	"But admire the fine robes, surely, the shimmering white, the gloss of the gold," said Decius Albus, smiling.	10
49	302	Her collar was a fine one, close about her neck.	10
49	374	"Forgive us, fine lady," said Decius Albus, "but our guest, the esteemed Tenrik of Siba, is male".	10
49	473	"It is a shame to waste a fine ka-la-na," said Kurik, regretfully.	10
50	193	"Release me," she cried, "foul brigands! You do not know whom you have discomfited! I am Alexina, from the House of a Hundred Corridors, colleague of the mighty Decius Albus! You have judged unwisely, my fine fellows! Do not think you can hold one so important as I for ransom! Consider your error! T...	10
50	275	"Behold," she said, "my long, fine hair, as gold as ripe sa-tarna, my eyes, blue as the sky, or the veminiums of Anango!" "Excellent," said Kurik.	10
50	276	I did not think all that was so fine.	10
52	203	"Master Drusus is fine, and handsome, but I have no interest in him.	10
54	49	What matters it if you have five fingers and not six? Five is natural for you, as for many fine forms of life.	10
54	55	We bring two bloods together and, in doing so, become a new blood, strong, fine, and wondrous".	10
54	59	You are beautiful, you are fine".	10
54	61	"I see you as you are," he said, "beautiful, and fine".	10
56	31	Strange how a fine, strong man can be so fond of a mere collared animal.	10
59	127	"If we are prizes," said one of the women in the darkness, "why have we not been displayed?" I knew little of such matters, but I gathered that it was customary to publicly display at least some of the goods that might accrue to a victor, perhaps a vessel of silver, a buckle, pin, or armlet of gold,...	10
61	538	To be sure, the glory, might, and power, so to speak, of these fine ladies does tend to annoy men, who, upon occasion, perhaps, would like to collar the lot of them and put them to slave use.	10
64	306	You will make a fine enemy".	10
64	323	"A fine Kur," said Kurik.	10
65	84	They would have a smaller wagon, or, more likely, a cart, not so fine a wagon.	10
68	66	Let them, in their fine robes and veils, fume and fret.	10
69	118	It is interesting, a woman clad in the silly raiment of your world and a fine Gorean woman, resplendent in the full robes of concealment.	10

Book 35. (10 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	53	I knew the market was not a fine one, and it was night, and late in the season.	10
4	43	What strong, fine male does not want a beautiful woman at his slave ring? "May I speak, Mistress?" I asked.	10
10	62	It can cost a proprietor a goodly bit of coin to buy a fine dancer.	10
10	66	I am speaking, of course, of a trained, or fine, dancer.	10
26	64	A fine, likely place.	10
31	164	"A fine weapon," said Alan.	10
33	572	How startling, precious, and welcome had been that insight! How grateful I had been to accept that recognition, so at odds with all I had been taught to profess and iterate! I did not want freedom but a strong, fine master whom I might submissively and helplessly love and serve, with my whole being ...	10
35	135	It is far from the grade, color, and splendor of the fine tunics of the Golden Chain.	10
40	197	"And risk the welfare of fine animals, not to mention the wrath of sleen keepers?" said Miles.	10
45	176	"It is a fine, fair wind," said another.	10

Book 36. (23 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	103	"Sybaris has rich fields inland," I said, "and a fine, busy harbor.	10
5	36	"If the trap of the decoy ship went awry, and we were not apprehended at sea, perhaps heartlessly and dishonorably abandoning our needful, lamenting damsels and absconding with the liquid treasure, they need only wait a bit, follow us, and obtain two fine prizes, adrift and unmanned".	10
6	73	Her features were delicate, fine, sensitive, and beautifully, vulnerably feminine.	10
7	163	He is a splendid officer, and a fine scion of Cos.	10
11	175	"A splendid, noble name," he said, "one of a sort of which a large, fine fellow like yourself could well be proud".	10
11	216	As far as I could tell, it was paga, though of an unusually fine character.	10
16	302	"This will buy a boat, a fine boat, of the workmanship of Naxos, two boats," she said, "one for Xanthos, one for his father".	10
18	13	I was a captain, master of a fine round ship of a hundred oars".	10
18	133	"Mytilene," he said, "has a fine harbor".	10
23	78	"I have a small, fine boat," said Xanthos.	10
28	25	"One more," I called to the oarsmen, "another fine, splendid, noble lady.	10
29	192	"Are not names such as 'Melete', 'Iantha', and 'Philomena' too fine for slaves?" "Surely," said a man.	10
30	44	Thus, I suggest that we think about making our way now to the vicinity of the fine village of Zeuxis".	10
42	180	"Our friends have left us a fine road, their own road, whereby we may approach them unseen and emerge in their midst".	10
48	218	"Were I Admiral of that fleet," I said, "shamed and disgruntled, eager for blood, aching for vengeance, with seven fine ships, not one of which has borne a scratch, I would not have done so".	10
52	54	I supposed that there were worst places to die, if one must, than in the midst of ringing metal on a goodly morning, on the deck of a fine, if disabled, ship, on the bright waves of Thassa, amongst friends, in the light of Tor-Tu-Gor.	10
56	108	"Where once was a fine ship," said Sakim, "there is now debris".	10
57	136	It was a beautiful ship, low in the water, with fine lines, with the eyes on either side of the graceful, concave prow.	10
57	225	"Boarding was intended to secure our vessels, to garner the Dorna and Tesephone, valuable, fine ships, as prizes.	10
59	271	"A fine parade," said Thurnock, "—for the Farther Islands".	10
62	173	"Our enemies play a fine and cruel kaissa," I said.	10
63	77	"Nicomachos is said to be a fine officer, well-organized, shrewd, and audacious".	10
63	207	"Remain in Port Kar, frequent the markets, taste ka-la-na, swill paga, feast, served by naked slaves, feel the deck of a fine ship beneath your feet, pursue unfamiliar horizons".	10