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Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	8	Slowly, with a stylized movement, the helmet was lifted, and I found myself staring up into a gray, lean, cruel face, a face that might have been made of metal.	10
18	24	He had gray eyes that looked as though they had seen action and hadn't flinched.	10

Book 2. (43 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	179	But I knew even as I cried out that I was not free, and I burned with shame that I had so bespoke myself, for how could I be free when others in that gray city were bound? There was the girl, warm-eyed Linna, who had been kind to me, whose auburn hair was knotted with coarse string, who wore the gra...	10
24	128	* * * * We marched through the city, the streets behind us filled like gray rivers with the rebels, each man with his own weapon, yet the sound of those rivers converging on the palace of the Tatrix was anything but gray.	10
1	74	Cabot continued to stare out the window, watching the neon snow drifting aimlessly down to the gray, trampled sidewalk.	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
8	5	Most of the male citizens wore gray tunics, perhaps indicative of their superiority to pleasure, their determination to be serious and responsible, to be worthy scions of that industrious and sober city.	10
8	7	On the shoulders of their gray tunics only a small band of color indicated caste.	10
8	15	Whether or not there were male slaves I could not well judge, for the collars would have been hidden by the gray robes.	10
8	45	As I left the marketplace, I noted two men, furtive, round-shouldered in their nondescript gray robes, who followed me.	10
8	60	Even the horizontal plains about Tharna, marked by their occasional outcroppings of weathered boulders, seemed to be gray, rather cold and gloomy, perhaps sad.	10
8	115	"But are you not intrigued, Stranger," asked the man, his pale eyes squinting up at me through the folds of the gray robe, "by the offer of a tarn, gold and provisions?" "What must I do to earn this?" I asked.	10
8	123	The light drizzle of rain, almost a gray mist matching the miserable solemnity of Tharna, had not abated, and had, by now, soaked through my garments.	10
9	18	The slight, gray-robed figure, almost as insubstantial as the mist itself, appeared ready to leave, but suddenly hesitated.	10
9	27	He smiled up at me, a twisted grin visible through the obscuring folds of the gray robe.	10
9	40	It was customary to find diversions other than paga in the Paga Taverns, as well, but in gray Tharna the cymbals, drums and flutes of the musicians, the clashing of bangles on the ankles of dancing girls would be unfamiliar sounds.	10
9	41	I stopped one of the anonymous, gray-robed figures hurrying through the wet, cold dusk.	10
9	74	I descended three steps, and found myself in a warm, dimly lit, low-ceilinged room, cluttered with the low tables common on Gor, around which huddled groups of five or six of the gray-robed men of Tharna.	10
9	80	"What is your business?" asked the proprietor of the place, a small, thin, bald-headed man wearing a short-sleeved gray tunic and slick black apron.	10
9	87	In the light it was difficult to determine their caste, for they all wore the gray robes of Tharna and only a band of color on the shoulder indicated their station in the social fabric.	10
9	121	It was, I suppose, the Kal-da, but I like to think, too, it was just impatience with the males of Tharna, the intemperate expression of my exasperation with this gray, dismal place, its glum, solemn, listless inhabitants.	10
10	15	He looked at me, his gray eyes frank in the Y-slot in his somber blue helmet of Tharna.	10
10	28	After we had walked for perhaps some twenty minutes through the drab, graveled, twisted streets of Tharna, its gray citizens parting to make way for us and to stare expressionlessly at the scarlet-clad prisoner, we came to a broad winding avenue, steep and paved with black cobblestones, still shiny ...	10
10	84	The man was stripped to the waist, a brawny fellow wearing buckled leather wrist straps, his hair bound back on his head with a band of gray cloth.	10
12	41	I noted her throat was encircled by a collar of gray metal.	10
12	47	"I thought women were free in Tharna," I said, gesturing with my head toward the gray metal collar she wore.	10
12	96	"It was I," she continued, "who apprehended and challenged him, I who saw the lyre beneath his gray robes and knew him for a singer.	10
13	30	I also noted the gray of men in the stands.	10
13	32	Some seemed to be conversing among themselves, perhaps laying wagers of one sort or another, but most sat still on the stone benches, glum and silent in their gray robes, their thoughts not easily read.	10
13	160	Had I won my freedom? Was it thus in the Amusements of Tharna? Or had the fierce, proud Tatrix now recognized the cruelty of the Amusements? Had that heart hidden in those cold, glistening robes of unfeeling gold at last relented, shown itself to be susceptible of compassion? Or had the call of just...	10
14	5	It stirred impatiently beneath the billowing silk of the awnings, rearranged its silken cushions, partook distractedly of candies and sweetmeats distributed by gray-robed figures.	10
14	55	Yet it was perhaps more, for as I stood by the bird, I felt almost as though I had come home to Ko-ro-ba, as though I stood here now with something in this gray, hostile city that knew me and mine, that had looked upon the Towers of the Morning, and had spread its wings above the glistening cylinder...	10
14	66	The man in wrist straps, the burly fellow who had so delighted in striking me, he with the band of gray cloth wound about his forehead, approached me, his whip lifted.	10
14	192	Its wicked eyes gleamed, scanning the ground, its head and beak thrust forward, its wings still, gliding silently in great sweeps, lower and lower, over the gray towers of Tharna.	10
14	194	The awnings had been struck, but the stands were still filled, as the thousands of silver masks of Tharna waited for the golden Tatrix herself to be the first to leave that scene of the macabre amusements of the gray city.	10
22	55	I put my arms around her slender shoulders and to my amazement she who had worn the golden mask of Tharna, she who had been Tatrix of that gray city, put her head upon my chest and wept.	10
22	125	"I would not," she said, "have given up his collar for all the gold and silver in Tharna, not for all the stones of her gray walls".	10
23	112	It was late in the afternoon of the fifth day that we saw in the distance the gray walls of Tharna.	10
23	129	His gray garment with its scarlet strip of cloth on the shoulder was stained with blood.	10
23	178	Some six shapes, gray, carrying spears and shields were moving rapidly in our direction.	10
23	196	Largely, the streets were deserted, save that here and there lay a body, sometimes that of a warrior of Tharna, more often one of its gray-clad citizens.	10
23	205	We could read the sullen defiance, the resolve, the capacity to kill in those eyes, bloodshot with loss of sleep, the desperate carriage of those gray-clad bodies, hungry and vicious with the strain of street fighting.	10
24	202	"Back to your post!" Other warriors in the blue helmets and gray tunics of Tharna had climbed to the top of the barricade, to see more clearly what befell.	10
25	11	Seemingly almost impassive, the golden-robed figure on the throne watched the two warriors moving backward and forward before her, one clad in the blue helmet and gray tunic of Tharna, the other in the universal scarlet of the Gorean Caste of Warriors.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	109	The sky above the dome was now gray and darkening.	10
27	103	I did not know at the time but Gur is a product originally secreted by large, gray, domesticated, hemispheric arthropods which are, in the morning, taken out to pasture where they feed on special Sim plants, extensive, rambling, tangled vinelike plants with huge, rolling leaves raised under square e...	10
28	144	Some men from the Fungus Chambers carried on their backs great bags filled with choice spores, and others labored under the burdens of huge baskets of freshly reaped fungus, slung on poles between them; and those from the Pastures drove before them with long pointed goads huge, shambling gray arthro...	10
29	11	Clouds of particles from this destruction hung in the air, gray under the energy bulbs.	10
34	3	Once again I saw that strong, lined face, that square jaw, that wild, flowing mane of fiery hair so much like my own, that spare, ready frame, those gray eyes, now rimmed with tears.	10

Book 4. (21 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	97	"His wagon," smiled Kamchak, "is the First Wagon—and it is Kutaituchik who sits upon the gray robe".	10
5	98	"The gray robe?" I asked.	10
7	16	Although the dais was resplendent, and the rugs upon it even more resplendent, I saw that beneath Kutaituchik, over these rugs, had been spread a simple, worn, tattered robe of gray boskhide.	10
7	253	Perhaps in that moment Elizabeth Cardwell recalled the strange man, so fearsome, gray of face with eyes like glass, who had so examined her on Earth, before whom she had stood as though on a block, unknowingly being examined for her fitness to bear the message collar of Turia.	10
11	233	Kamchak, as he often did, was sitting on what resembled a gray rock, rather squarish, except that the corners tended to be a bit rounded.	10
13	126	We lunched on dried bosk meat and paga and then he trooped to the wagon of Kutaituchik, where he exchanged pleasantries with the somnolent figure on the robe of gray boskhide, about the health of the bosk, the sharpness of quivas and the necessity of keeping wagon axles greased, and certain other ma...	10
14	67	Near the center of the wagon, alone, his head bent over, on the robe of gray boskhide, sat Kutaituchik, perhaps fifteen or twenty arrows imbedded in his body.	10
14	109	I knew Kutaituchik, of course, only as the huge, somnolent mass of man who sat cross-legged on a robe of gray boskhide, his eyes dreaming.	10
16	205	"A man met me," said Saphrar, "a tall man—rather dreadful actually—with a face as gray as stone and eyes like glass".	10
16	227	"The gray fellow," said Saphrar, "who brought the girl to the city, drugged on tarnback".	10
16	242	"How was it," I asked, "that you, who had never seen me, knew me and spoke my name at the banquet?" "You had been well described to me by the gray fellow," said Saphrar.	10
16	289	"You have secured the object," I inquired, "to give it to the gray man?" "Yes," said Saphrar.	10
16	300	"How did the gray man know where the golden sphere was?" I asked.	10
16	315	The second objective, that of obtaining the egg for themselves, was already almost accomplished; Kutaituchik had been killed and it had been stolen from his wagon; there was left only to deliver it to the gray man, who would, in turn, deliver it to the Others—whoever or whatever they might be...	10
18	48	As it had risen toward the surface, just beneath which it now rested, its pigmentation had changed from a luminescent white to a rather darkish gray.	10
20	157	I must manage to seize it before the man with whom Saphrar had had dealings—the gray man with eyes like glass—could call for it—and destroy it or carry it away.	10
21	169	I lived in constant fear that the gray man—he with eyes like glass—would come to Turia on tarnback and acquire, before I could act, the golden sphere—for which so much had been risked, for which apparently more than one man had died.	10
23	217	There was a brass ladle that Aphris and Elizabeth had used in cooking and a tin box of yellow Turian sugar, dented in now and its contents scattered; and the large, gray leathery object which I had upon occasion seen Kamchak use as a stool, that which he had once kicked across the floor for my inspe...	10
24	10	The only reason that occurred to me why Saphrar had not yet fled was that he was waiting in Turia for an excellent reason—quite possibly the arrival on tarnback of the gray man—with whom he had negotiated apparently to secure the golden sphere.	10
26	493	"Yes," said he, "the curiosity—the gray, leathery object—that".	10
26	495	I recalled Kamchak sitting on the gray, rather squarish, grained thing with the rounded corners.	10

Book 5. (20 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	170	They wore the brief gray livery of the state slave of Ar, slashed to the waist, knotted with a gray cord; about their throats was locked the gray metal collar of Ar's state slave; they were barefoot; on the left ankle of each was the gray metal band, with its five gray bells, worn by the female stat...	10
24	293	They were both beautiful, in the gray livery, with their hair brushed back about their heads, with the gray collars, with the matching gray bands with their five simple bells locked about their left ankles.	10
24	423	She wore the briefly skirted gray slave livery of the state slave of Ar, the gray collar, the slender band of gray metal with its five simple bells locked about her left ankle.	10
24	118	The female state slave of Ar wears a brief, gray slave livery, with matching gray collar.	10
24	120	About her left ankle is normally locked a gray steel band, to which five simple bells of gray metal are attached.	10
4	2	Cernus of Ar, of the House of Cernus, studied me, his large face impassive, his eyes revealing nothing, like gray stones.	10
5	146	In the vicinity of the Sardar Mountains I had brought the tarn down on the quiet, flat, gray-metal, disklike surface, some forty feet in diameter, of the ship, some two miles above the surface of Gor.	10
11	179	The girl on the left had her hair cut rather short; the slavers would, in all probability, not permit her to continue to wear her hair in that fashion; her face was delicate, fragile, rather thin and intellectual; her body was thin; I expected her new masters would put some weight on her; her eyes w...	10
12	290	"And her eyes, the gray, that is very good".	10
14	119	His stone gray eyes regarded me.	10
15	34	Her eyes met mine, beautiful, deep, gray.	10
16	107	Relius was looking at Virginia, and with his hand he lifted her chin, and for the first time, she met his eyes, with her deep gray, timid eyes.	10
16	202	The Steels were a new faction in Ar, their patch a bluish gray.	10
17	146	The great bird he rode was no racing tarn but its size, its swiftness, its sureness, its incredible power and ferocity made it a terrible foe in the wars of the suspended rings; indeed, never had it lost; many of the other tarns of the Steels, as well, were not bred racing tarns, but war tarns, ridd...	10
17	147	I, masked in a leather hood, wearing bluish-gray silk, had again and again ridden the great black tarn for the Steels.	10
19	108	The individual sounds of their conversations were undistinguishable, blurring into a melded roll of gray thunder, low-keyed, far-off.	10
19	133	A girl, wild, clad only in a brief tunic of gray toweling, as though fleeing, ran to the surface of the block, weeping, circling it, her hands outstretched to the crowd; this was done to the music of the Musicians; she turned this way and that, acting the frantic role of the fleeing slave girl.	10
24	172	The wrists of each were confined behind her back with gray slave bracelets.	10
24	186	Each held a five-foot chain leash that was snapped on her gray collar.	10
24	294	One was slender, a fragile girl, with deep gray eyes; the other had dark eyes and hair, a body that might have been that of a bred passion slave.	10

Book 6. (24 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	4	"I shall win him," said another girl, a tall, blond girl, gray-eyed, who carried a coil of marsh vine in her right hand.	10
5	111	"Perhaps you are mine," whispered the tall, blond girl, gray-eyed, in my ear.	10
6	66	It was the tall gray-eyed blond girl, whom I remembered from the morning, who had carried a coil of marsh vine, holding it against my arm, she who had danced, with excruciating slowness, before me at festival, who had, like the others, shown her contempt of me with her spittle.	10
6	106	Among these I saw the tall, gray-eyed girl, weeping and pulling at her bonds.	10
7	8	By the time that dawn's gray knife had touched the waters of the marsh the work of the men of Port Kar was mostly done.	10
7	19	At the prows of the second and third ships I saw two others of my tormentors, the blond, gray-eyed girl, who had carried marsh vine, and the shorter, dark-haired girl, who had carried a net over her left shoulder.	10
8	173	I lay there for a time, feeling the rence beneath my back, staring up at the gray, empty sky.	10
8	185	They seemed lonely and gray in the morning light.	10
8	289	On the second prow of the six barges, only a few feet from the tiller deck of the first barge, it had been the tall, gray-eyed girl, who had held marsh vine against my arm, she who had danced with such excruciating slowness before me at the pole.	10
8	522	Thurnock was blue-eyed, Clitus gray-eyed.	10
8	548	Then I looked to the second prow, and the third, where were tied the large girl, blond and gray-eyed, who had held marsh vine against my arm, and the shorter girl, dark-haired, who had carried a net over her left shoulder.	10
8	636	The large, blond, gray-eyed girl and the shorter girl, dark-haired, who had carried the net, knelt before the chair on the rowing deck.	10
8	675	Thurnock then took the same long length of binding fiber, one end of which I had fastened about Midice's neck, and, without cutting it, looped and knotted it about the neck of the large, blond, gray-eyed girl, handing the coil then to Clitus, who indicated that the short rence girl should take her p...	10
8	830	The large, blond girl, Thura, gray-eyed, and the shorter rence girl, Ula, gasped.	10
9	287	Thura, the large, blond girl, gray-eyed, knelt near a pile of wood shavings.	10
9	702	He had gray eyes, large, rope-rough hands.	10
10	83	When Tab, young, lean, gray-eyed, who had been second to Surbus, asked me what I would have him do, I had looked upon him and said, "Teach me the Sea".	10
11	266	His face was wide, and heavy, and muchly lined; it, like many of those of Port Kar, showed the marks of Thassa, burned into it by wind and salt; he had gray eyes; his hair was white, and short-cropped; in his ears there were two small golden rings.	10
11	418	It was shortly past daybreak, and the gray light of Port Kar's dawn was filtering in through the high, narrow windows of the Council of Captains.	10
11	467	"But," I asked, "if it is?" Samos scowled, and then his clear gray eyes met mine, but without emotion.	10
11	536	The gray light now filled the room.	10
13	240	He had long black hair, and gray eyes.	10
15	311	And, as the torches burned lower in the wall racks, the singer continued to sing, and sang of gray Pa-Kur, Master of the Assassins, leader of the hordes that fell on Ar after the theft of her Home Stone; and he sang, too, of banners and black helmets, of upraised standards, of the sun flashing on th...	10
16	247	It was a common rock, not very large, and gray and heavy, granular in texture.	10

Book 7. (5 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	2	It was very cold, and gray and damp.	10
6	32	They seemed lonely, too, high in the gray sky.	10
8	331	They were generally blue-eyed, though some were gray-eyed.	10
10	259	I recalled the collar had been later removed at the location referred to as point P, before the black ship had fled the earth, through the gray skies of that August dawn.	10
13	774	His helmet, with its "Y"-like aperture, was gray.	10

Book 8. (2 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	720	The sky was now a darkish gray.	10
22	5	The sky was gray.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	43	Ivar Forkbeard, large, robed in gray, hooded in gray, stood beside me.	10
1	336	I saw the simple, circular, gray collar, the collar of the house of Samos, locked about her throat.	10
1	348	Samos, with a general key, one used for many of the gray collars, unlocked the band of steel which encircled her lovely throat.	10
2	249	She was a tall, statuesque girl, lofty and proud, gray-eyed.	10
10	384	She had gray eyes; her hair was dark; her face was cold, and harsh.	10
17	49	These were the gray men, the hurrying men, the efficient, smug, tragic insects, noiseless on soft feet, in the billion iron hills of technology.	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	237	The light fell from the barred window onto the gray stones of the straw-strewn floor.	10
14	25	The sky in the east, for Gor, like the Earth rotates to the east, had seemed cool and gray.	10
14	162	Dawn, like a shadowy scimitar, curved gray in the east.	10
19	139	It was only as it approached that I understood it to be hundreds of feet in height, perhaps a hundred pasangs in width; the sky above it was gray, then black like smoke; then I could watch it no longer, that I might not be blinded; I shielded my eyes with my hands; I turned my back to it; I crouched...	10
21	194	The leather of its snout, with the two nostrils, was cracked and, now, oddly gray.	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	130	How far away now seemed the familiar pollutions of the gray world I remembered.	10
4	8	The dawn was a soft gray.	10
12	132	The tunics of work slaves are usually brown or gray.	10
12	414	They wore gray helmets, with crests of the hair of larls and sleen.	10
21	52	I now wore a ship collar, of locked steel, gray, with its destination tag.	10
22	558	The burning ship seemed dim in the gray fog.	10
25	5	Beside the man before me, the man with white, short-cropped hair, who was Samos of Port Kar, chief among the captains of the Council of Captains of Port Kar, was a slender, gray-eyed man, clad in the green of the caste of physicians.	10
27	363	Indeed, he, my master, had kept me generally in plain colors, usually gray or white rep cloth, and in tunics that were, for such wear, rather modest, rather than blatantly, boastfully exhibitory, as is often the case with Gorean masters who are proud of their girls and wish to show them off.	10

Book 12. (5 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	254	It is said that if one sees oneself black and wasted in the blood, one will perish of disease; if one sees oneself torn and bloody, one will perish in battle; if one sees oneself old and gray one will die in peace and leave children.	10
2	705	Centius of Cos, on the other hand, was an older man; no one knew how old; it was said the stabilization serums had not taken their full effect with him until he had seen fifty winters; he was slight and gray-haired; he was quite different in personality and character from the young Scormus; he was q...	10
3	32	Looped about her neck, locked, was a slender, common, gray-steel slave collar.	10
6	802	The sky was overcast, and gray.	10
22	131	Too, see the gray on the muzzle and the scarring on the right side of the head, where the fur is gone?" "Yes," I said.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	9	The dawn, a rim of luminescent gray, lay before us.	10

Book 14. (5 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	72	Each, about her hips, wore a gray rag, knotted high on the left hip, to expose the left hip and thigh.	10
7	81	I thought of the gray, blackened landscapes of Earth.	10
13	127	A slave girl passed, a short-legged beauty, clad in a gray rag, chewing on a larma fruit.	10
13	222	She wore a light, gray tunic, brief.	10
27	22	I had then taken her by the arms and thrown her, in a kneeling position, onto the blackened sticks and gray ashes of the flame ditch.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	577	Gray light entered the room.	10
26	26	She wore a brief slave tunic, of gray rep-cloth.	10
26	207	Behind him, frightened, in her brief gray slave tunic, stood his lovely slave, Florence.	10
33	28	To port and starboard, each some fifty yards away, gray and silent, intermittently visible in the fog, each lying to, as was the Tina, were two other galleys, the Mira, out of Victoria, and the Talender, out of Fina.	10

Book 16. (3 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	3	I watched, fearfully, almost mesmerized, as the first of the gray galleys, emerging from the fog, moving swiftly, like a living thing, looming now, struck the chain.	10
17	708	I stood up, and looked down upon her, kneeling on the stones, in the gray light of the Gorean dawn.	10
19	953	Perhaps she is shy, virginal and unmated; she senses the boys she knows are callow and cannot satisfy her; only in her dreams has she awakened to the casual, possessive hands of a master upon her, who will see to it, she knows, that she will, willing or not, well slake his lusts; or perhaps she is o...	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	682	There is no single humanity, no single shirt, no correct pair of shoes, no uniform, even a gray one, that will fit all men.	10
2	18	We had left the burning complex behind us in the marshes, its smoke ascending in the gray light of the morning.	10
8	746	That is how these strange and untamed men, so different from those of her own gray, polluted world, would have it.	10
12	1	I Learn Why We Are No Longer Being Followed; We Add Two Members to our Party We saw a small gray sleen, some seven or eight feet in length, lift up its head.	10
13	12	The large extents of wilderness on the surface of Gor and the absence of large-scale artificial illuminations, of course, permit starlit nights, almost anywhere, to manifest themselves with a splendor that would be almost breath-taking to one accustomed to the drab, half-gray, polluted, semi-illumin...	10
16	133	The men wore gray garments, open at the bottom, which fell between the knee and ankle.	10
16	197	I saw now they wore gray dresses, probably their only garments.	10
17	449	She regarded the long, gray, coarse, clumsy dresses on the Waniyanpi with distaste.	10

Book 18. (10 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	12	That is a long, gray dress, which falls between the knees and ankles.	10
14	232	Somewhere beneath the gray garb of Pumpkin, I suspected, might lurk the heart of a heretic.	10
14	236	Gray sacks had been tied over their heads, knotted with cords under their chins.	10
14	586	The gray dress had come up now, high on her right thigh.	10
33	69	Turnip, whose beauty could be conjectured, even beneath the gray, rude garb of the Waniyanpi, lowered her head, humbly, her long, blond tresses hanging forward.	10
33	162	Turnip rose to her feet and, over her head, drew off the dismal, gray dress she had worn.	10
34	199	With a knife I cut away much of the long, gray skirt of the Waniyanpi garb he wore.	10
35	9	The bridges of Tharna had been gray and cool in the soft, long, slow rains.	10
35	185	* * * * It was gray and cold, a bit after dawn, when I awakened.	10
54	108	Only too clearly did the browning grass and the cool winds presage the turning of the seasons, and the advent of the gray skies and long nights of the bitter moons, Waniyetuwi, called the Winter Moon; Wanicokanwi, called the Mid-Winter Moon; Witehi, the Hard Moon; and Wicatawi, the Urt Moon.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	640	His hair was cut rather short, and was brown, flecked with gray.	10
4	280	He had gray eyes.	10
5	44	His piercing gray eyes rested upon me.	10
7	34	It was a gray, beltless, one-piece garment of rep cloth, with inch-wide straps over the shoulders.	10
15	254	The sky was becoming gray now.	10
19	21	He opened a chest and drew forth, from somewhere within it, apparently from under several other objects, a brief gray tunic, and threw it to me.	10
20	77	I wore the brief gray tunic which Speusippus had let me put on, and had then ordered me to remove, the first night in the shack.	10
23	274	Furthermore I knew the security in the mills, behind those high, gray walls, was for most practical purposes absolute.	10
30	62	In the front of the crowd, their snouts down to the ground, almost on the paving stones themselves, were two gigantic gray sleen.	10
36	1030	He went to a chest at the side of the room, and drew forth a small, gray garment, which he threw to me.	10
36	1034	It was the brief slave tunic, sleeveless and gray, which I had worn in the house of Kliomenes, so long ago, in Corcyrus.	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	879	In a moment or two I, too, had left the gray, smoldering ashes of the breakfast fire behind me.	10

Book 21. (6 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	299	I set my eyes to the southeast, away from the high gray walls of Samnium.	10
3	451	He dragged her, two stripes on her body, gray in the shadows, by the arm, back, and to the rear of the wagon.	10
15	27	He had high cheekbones and gray eyes.	10
25	968	The culture with which she had been familiar was, at that time unbeknownst to her, for lack of a contrast or alternative, a gray, arid, unnatural, mechanistic culture.	10
26	580	It is cold out in the alley this morning, and gray.	10
26	989	"It is so cold," she said, "and so dark and gray".	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	688	About its muzzle were gray hairs, grayer than the silvered gray of its fur.	10
8	63	We had mostly backed out, for the cages were narrow, and then remained there, in the dirt, in the gray light of the early morning, on all fours.	10
10	677	"It is a gray sleen.	10
10	723	"The sleen," he said, "and especially the gray sleen, is Gor's finest tracker.	10
14	8	Too, to one side was the panel which, opened, admitted the gray hunting sleen, Borko.	10
16	196	I thought of Borko, the gray sleen.	10
29	552	It was a gray hunting sleen.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	218	In her intelligence she recognizes the falsity of this and disbelieves it, but she faces a bleak landscape, a vacant, gray horizon, beyond the house of this fabrication.	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	88	His hands were now hard, and gray.	10
31	182	Then, strangely calm, but with those gray, ruined, hooklike hands, like iron claws before him, wood clinging here and there to them, Labienus turned his white, sightless eyes toward us.	10
42	4	Marcus stood to the side, in the gray light, in the alley.	10

Book 25. (5 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	243	The collar worn by such slaves had been gray, matching the tunic, and it had been customary to lock about their left ankle a steel band, also gray, from which depended five small bells, also of gray metal.	10
1	384	Near the free woman was a female slave, in a short gray tunic.	10
8	868	Did he think that the color of a fellow's garments was what made him a warrior? Surely he must realize that one not of the warriors might affect the scarlet, and that one who wore the grimed gray of a peasant, one barefoot, and armed only with the great staff, might be of the scarlet caste.	10
20	242	The garmenture of the state slave, that of a girl owned by the city itself, some time ago, had been brief, sleeveless and gray, slashed to the waist.	10
21	19	She blushed, and quickly put down the garment of white wool, and fetched the gray garment of the state slave.	10

Book 26. (3 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	236	Doubtless I would have been safer in my tepid, gray, polluted world, conforming to its values, being careful not to question, or to feel, or discover or know, but I, somehow, perhaps unaccountably, was not discontent to be where I was.	10
39	132	It was gray, and cold, and there was a fog about.	10
41	30	I did not fear rising before dawn, and taking up a basket, and hurrying through the gray streets to the market.	10

Book 27. (26 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	85	How different they were from what she knew, in their naturalness, in their laughter and assurances, in their colorful robes and miens, all this so different from the tepidities, apathies, lethargies, and gray conformities of her old world! She had not known such people could exist.	10
11	849	And then, toward morning, when the fires had burned low, and the room was gray, damp and cold, when those who had won them would be asleep, sated with the repast of pleasures derived from their winnings, their hands tied behind their bodies, their necks roped to the left ankles of their new masters,...	10
13	12	How different this was from the gray, crowded, unkempt, polluted, unloved, filthy, squalid city with she was most familiar from her former world.	10
15	125	They were gray.	10
20	78	These slaves were tunicked much as common slaves, briefly, and in a variety of colors, though, at the left hip, low, near the hem of the tunic, on the side, rather in the back, there was a small, vertical, rectangular, gray patch, which color is often used for the tunics of state slaves.	10
20	716	Ellen, looking up, found herself before one of the Cosian camp slaves, this one a ravishing blonde, in a brief yellow tunic, with its small vertical, rectangular gray patch, in the vicinity of the left hip, that discreet emblem indicative of state ownership.	10
20	717	Most state slaves in the cities, Ellen had heard, wore gray tunics.	10
20	722	The color gray was probably chosen because it seems unpretentious, conservative, subdued, and sober, a color thus fitting for a girl who is a mere slave of the state, one lacking a private master whose collar she might wear and at whose slave ring she might kneel, and will fit in nicely enough with ...	10
20	723	Another theory as to the usual choice of gray for state slaves is that it is a sop cast to the sensibilities of free women, who, resenting the usual effects of female slaves on free men, wished the state to limit or reduce the attractiveness of its slaves.	10
20	726	The state slaves with the march wore, as noted, a variety of tunics, and their status was marked out simply by the small, rectangular gray patches.	10
20	757	The slave with the bucket and dipper had a yellow tunic, as well, with its gray patch near the hem, on the left, but she was a sleek brunet.	10
20	775	Ellen looked up, from her side, and saw a slave, a long-haired blonde, in a brief beige tunic, with the gray patch.	10
20	950	In a few minutes a fellow in the black and gray of the metal workers appeared and removed her collar, with the attached tag.	10
22	475	His glance went slowly, lingeringly, from her small feet, to her trim ankles, to the lovely calves and thighs, to the love cradle of her, to the narrow waist, to the swelling sweetness, the vulnerable softness, of her breasts, to the soft shoulders and her white throat, now innocent of a steel circl...	10
24	535	It seemed to be dim, distant, faint, intangible, gray, and dull.	10
24	789	She recalled that she had done this, not only on Gor, but even on Earth, as a frustrated female intellectual, more than once, in anguish, and curiosity, and embarrassment, in the privacy of her apartment, the shades drawn, far above the distant pavement, far above the dismal, crowded, gray streets b...	10
25	689	Is it because they want the collar put on them, truly? Too, even amongst her former colleagues, there had been an inordinate fascination with the female slave, when evidence of such might occasionally arise, even amongst the gray piles, the densely inhabited cliffs and busy, noisy canyons of their o...	10
25	862	"We have here, Ellen, a young barbarian, small, curvaceous, brunet, gray-eyed, semi-trained, common mark, red-silk, responsive.	10
27	465	Ellen saw the six riders, on tharlarion, in the hands of two of which were the leashes of two gray hunting sleen, which crouched down, their rear haunches trembling, as though readying themselves for a charge.	10
27	935	At a sign from the first rider, a fellow in the back suddenly cried out to the sleen, "Now!" Ellen screamed as the two gray bodies scrambled past her.	10
27	2306	She pulled back, suddenly, frightened, as the two gray hunting sleen, slithering, bellies close to the grass, moved past her, to take shelter beneath the wagon.	10
27	2639	"They may have caught the scent of the gray sleen, the hunting sleen," said another, "and surmised them to be tracking, and then followed, for days, hoping to share the kill".	10
27	3014	But the beast hesitated for, suddenly, the two gray hunting sleen, rented for mere coin at Brundisium, had placed themselves, crouching, shoulders hunched, ears laid back, snarling, between the sleenmaster and itself.	10
27	3032	Kardok, reaching bloodied arms into the midst of the frenzied, intent gray sleen, drew them, first one, and then the other, twisting, snarling, by the neck, from the body of his fellow, one with its jaws still filled with fur and meat, and bit each, in turn, through the back of the neck.	10
30	368	She recalled there had been a bid of fifteen silver tarsks on her even before Mirus and Selius Arconious had entered upon their competition for a slave, the shapely, gray-eyed brunette being displayed and auctioned.	10
30	618	Who would dare to do so? Who would take the risk? Alas, Earth, that world, how beautiful you might have been! How sadly you tread now toward your gray future, toward the goal of the beehive, toward the ideal of the ant heap.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	369	But a large paw rested gently on the arm that held the knife, and the knife suddenly turned red, and then gray.	10
3	38	He wore a brief, gray tunic, a Gorean man's tunic.	10
18	147	"Here, up here, gray friend!" The sleen lifted its head.	10
21	192	How many of your dogs recall in appearance and demeanor their remote, swift, hungry, far-ranging ancestor, the gray wolf?" "We would not breed even dogs so," said Cabot, in fury.	10
21	524	The blonde now lay collapsed upon the platform, a tiny, pathetic, trembling figure, white against the gray of the cement.	10
27	77	"It is a cast-off tunic," he said, "sleeveless, gray, and rather short, doubtless you will find it so, but I think you will be fetching in it".	10
35	22	He had hoped to head his missiles with that gray, siliceous rock called flint, or in Gorean, splinter stone, but none is had in the world.	10
73	3	He slid back the protective metal lid of the box and, through the glassine ceiling, Cabot could see, within, below, bathed in fluid, complexly wired, a mass of gray tissue.	10
81	4	Each had been accorded, prior to boarding, when they had been stripped, a brief, gray, shipping tunic, which had a number clearly inscribed in Gorean on the upper left side.	10

Book 29. (10 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	381	It was a brief, gray shipping tunic, from the ship of Peisistratus.	10
2	402	It is gray, heavy, granular, nondescript, unimposing.	10
4	17	The horizon seemed clear, gray, and cool, but clear.	10
4	385	In the codes such matters are gray, for it is commonly supposed that a Home Stone would be shared.	10
16	58	I had chosen gray, as being difficult to discern in poor light.	10
18	42	Few were in our gray.	10
19	7	There was much dust about, like gray clouds, settling slowly, from the movements of the tharlarion.	10
20	35	"One who wears our gray?" said Tajima.	10
22	127	"You wear the cavalry's gray, and betrayed it," said Tajima.	10
27	3	By evening the debris of these areas would cool into blackened wood and warm, gray ash, and these residues of the conflagration, extinguished, would be scattered about, broken up, and dragged by designated work gangs into the forest.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	223	"Perhaps," said Tarl Cabot, quietly, "you would accept a champion?" "No!" cried several men, in gray.	10
5	296	The yards above, carrying their large square sails, creaked, turning, as the sails took the rising wind, moving from a gray north.	10
8	3	Tor-tu-Gor, Light-upon-the-Home-Stone, was low, lying almost upon the gray horizon.	10
8	50	I looked over the rail, at the gray sky, the dim globe of Tor-tu-Gor, at the horizon, the flat, white, frozen desert about.	10
9	47	But it was true some deserters had, in the past weeks, now and then, flighted a tarn away, over the ice, into the gray sky, and had not returned.	10
23	80	It was apparently only a tiny remnant of a once mighty force, driven about, harried, fought, defeated again and again, some seven or eight hundred men, perhaps a thousand, which, exhausted, bloodied, and starving, on a gray, cold morning, surrounded save for the sea, awaiting an onslaught they could...	10
36	188	I did note, however, the brown and black of the Bakers, the black and gray of the Metal Worker, the brown of the Peasants, and several others.	10

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	87	The house tunics, incidentally, those worn in the house, were commonly drab, usually being brown or gray.	10
10	533	"You," she said to a tall, strapping fellow, in the gray and black of the Metal Workers, "untie this slave".	10
12	140	"Persinna!" I called to a shapely slave, in a brief gray tunic, with a tiny, locked message box, chained to her collar.	10
13	30	Where might he be? Was he no more? Had he met his end on Clive? Who had been in those bloodied shreds of black and gray, the colors of the Metal Workers? Could it have been he? To be sure, what could he, a stranger, be to me, and what could I, a slave, be to him, a free man? Were we not muchly dispa...	10
17	154	I wished he in whose charge I was, Desmond, in the black and gray of the Metal Workers, would return.	10
38	50	"Alone, into the mountains, with gray winter on the horizon?" "Before the snows," said Astrinax.	10
47	100	In the scuffle with Akesinos the sound had been slight, but unmistakable, and, within a rent tunic, hastily clutched closed, I had caught a glimpse of gray steel.	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	144	There were city slaves, too, of course, in the high cities, in their brief gray tunics and gray metal collars.	10
6	9	Why did I not book passage for Daphne, where the spring rendezvous was to take place? The gray sky ship does not linger long, even in that remote place.	10
8	221	As it had been chilly in the gray light, in the vicinity of the wharves, I had wrapped my cloak about me, and she had heeled me, hurrying behind me, unbidden, to the inn of Tasdron.	10
16	9	Gray ash had been cast about.	10
40	22	Axel need not know of a strange, gray world, of unusual ships of metal voyaging on dark seas, and secret slave routes.	10
40	25	Accordingly, slaves and other materials from the gray world, the Polluted World, must be smuggled to Gor.	10
50	158	I supposed few males of my former world, that tepid, gray world, could even understand such a thing.	10
52	939	"He does not wear the gray of the Pani's cavalry," I said.	10

Book 33. (4 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
49	81	Who distinguishes one gray urt from another gray urt, and few would pay much attention to the difference between a gray urt and a red urt.	10
30	79	Haruki removed a string from about his neck, and drew it forth, from beneath his long, gray shirt.	10
60	28	Nodachi wore a short-sleeved gray jacket of simple, rough cloth, as many peasants.	10
61	801	How soft you were, how forgiving you were, contemptible weakling! How like those of Earth! Have they no claws, no fangs, no blood, no heart? How far you were from the proud, severe, proportioned ways of Gor! And in the camp of Mintar the Merchant, when I pathetically petitioned the iron, when I impl...	10

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	255	But it was cleaner, fresher, less gray, less contaminated, I suppose.	10
15	274	I could see the gray sky above me.	10
20	150	A fellow, in the gray of the Metal Workers, was approaching, moving south on Emerald.	10
33	376	Its eyes, I saw, were gray, or blue.	10
33	389	It seemed they were indeed blue, or gray, or, more likely, some blend of such colorings.	10
49	109	Thousands of tiny defts, a small, flocking, gray, migratory bird, undistinguished in its plumage and not noted for its song, on their way to the shores of the Cartius, had been caught in the storm, as well, and, paralyzed with cold, with wings coated with ice, unable to continue their journey, had f...	10
54	47	"Your eyes," he said, "are beautiful, the gray, tinged with blue, the sky awakening in the early morning.	10

Book 35. (10 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	403	"Shall we not see that she, this petty, greedy, exploitative, spoiled woman of the slave world, the gray, polluted world, is punished, for what she was on the polluted world?" asked the auctioneer.	10
11	182	I had seen, briefly, a coarse gray back and dorsal fin rise from the water, glide for a moment, and then sink from sight.	10
11	197	I recalled the movement in the waters, the brief appearance, softly gliding, that movement, so silent, and smooth, of the gray spine, and high fin.	10
21	8	There, in the pantry, he opened the package, which contained a small, gray tunic.	10
21	12	Shortly before the Eleventh Ahn I donned the gray tunic, which had an odd feel about it, and returned to the pantry.	10
22	153	Within the fire tray there was now a small mound of powder, some of which was gray, like ash, which had apparently burned, and some of which, not yet burned, was blue.	10
33	475	It seemed now, in the light, as though it might be gray.	10
35	133	"What had he," I wondered, "against the Golden Chain?" "This tunic is of nondescript gray," he said, dangling it from his right hand.	10
37	2	I was in the short gray tunic I had been given in the house of Bosk.	10
39	94	Her body was wrapped tightly, from ankles to throat in several layers of gray cloth.	10

Book 36. (6 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	162	"It seems no more than a skerry, a gray prominence.	10
16	52	We stood on a gray, coarse surface, the texture of which reminded me of the hide of the common, nine-gilled Gorean shark.	10
17	17	The tiny, sleeveless tunic she wore, this one of gray, clinging rep cloth, was a typical slave garment.	10
18	24	It had seemed like discarded rubbish, a gray bundle, damp, against the warehouse's back wall.	10
19	189	We looked after the two uniformed men, who were now accosting another visitor to the fair, this time in the gray of the metal workers.	10
41	1	Besieged It shattered sharp loud startling sudden debris leaping blossoming out and down then the gray waterfall of stone the narrow cascade of loosened rocks the width and weight of it the avalanche the tumbling and rolling of rock and then dust like dry rain choking hard to breathe hard to see ge...	10