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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

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9	149	"Besnit, Esalinus or Harfax," suggested Boots.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

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25	110	That is certainly the case in Ar, in Ko-ro-ba, in Brundisium, in Venna, in Harfax and so on.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

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7	33	These wholesalers usually distribute to retailers, in their individual cities, or, often, also, in well-known slaving centers, of which there are many, for example, Ar, Ko-ro-ba, Venna, Vonda, Victoria, on the Vosk, Market of Semris, Besnit, Esalinus, Harfax, Corcyrus, Argentum, Torcadino, and other...	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

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9	273	The paucity of women, relatively, rent slaves even bringing a copper tarsk a night, had largely to do with the coming and going of the slave wagons, which tended to carry off most of the captures, apprehended refugees, women who had fled from Ar's Station for food, giving themselves into bondage for...	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

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26	214	That between Harfax and Besnit had concluded, however, with a practical victory for Harfax.	10
3	23	It was said that once, long ago, there had been a battle there, more than two hundred years ago, the battle of Teslit, fought between the forces of Ven and Harfax.	10
3	31	The camp of Ar near Holmesk, incidentally, was situated on, or near, the same site as had been the camp of Harfax two hundred years ago.	10
26	209	"I was thinking, rather," I said, "of various other wars, or conflicts, such as the second war between Harfax and Besnit, and the war, some years ago, between Port Olni and Ti, before the Salerian Confederation".	10
26	216	Besnit and Harfax, now, interestingly enough, years later, were allies.	10
26	217	Harfax had desperately needed the assistance of such an ally, but Besnit, understandably, despite the advantages which she stood to reap from such a relationship, given the past, was reluctant to form an alliance.	10
26	218	At this point the young high-caste women of Harfax had approached the high council of the city with a bold plan.	10
26	219	It had been to permit the men of Besnit to make a selection from among them, in the number of a hundred, the same number which had been that of the high-caste daughters earlier taken by the men of Harfax, this hundred then to be impressed into slavery, trained by slaves in the houses of Besnit, and ...	10
26	221	Accordingly, and within a month, the high-caste young women of Harfax were privately stripped and examined by the members of a delegation from Besnit, including physicians and professional slavers.	10
26	226	Besnit and Harfax, since that time, have been staunch allies.	10
36	119	Also, of course, from the camp they could be transported to hundreds of destinations on the continent, for example, Market of Semris, Samnium, Besnit, Harfax, Ko-ro-ba, and elsewhere.	10

Book 26. (28 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	89	"There was the cashing of letters of credit in Besnit, from the house of William, in Harfax, letters the House of William had drawn on the street of coins in Brundisium, to be used in the purchase of ingots in Esalinus, these to be melted down in Besnit and there, in Besnit, to be formed into the wa...	10
28	88	"Do you recall," he asked, "when you were first in your house, and mistress of your enterprises, a certain matter of business, from more than three years ago, conducted with the house of William, in Harfax?" "Your honor?" she asked.	10
28	97	Testimony from a metal worker, one traveling from Besnit to Brundisium, one who had been engaged in the manufacture of the wares in Besnit, seeing such articles in Harfax, and noting them marked as they were, in a way he knew false, alerted the house of William.	10
28	104	You may suspect that much bad blood then existed between your house and that of William, in Harfax".	10
28	123	"Your redemptor," said he, "is the house of William, in Harfax".	10
28	126	"This oath was sworn upon the honor of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
28	138	She is also to be gagged, for her words, her pleas, her remonstrations or such, will be of no avail, nor will they be of interest to those of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	53	Her words, her pleas, her cries, her remonstrations, or such, as I recalled, would not only be of no avail, but were not even of interest to those of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	84	But then, perhaps because he thought that she, in her distress, her fear, was in no condition to peruse it, he said, "The legend on the collar reads, 'I am the slave of Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	85	'" He then handed the collar back to the fellow who, from his previous, angry announcement of ownership of the slave, I gathered must be this very Henry, he referred to on the collar, he of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	135	"Perhaps the slave recalls," he said, "one who was once the Lady Constanzia of Besnit, one who once, when the mistress of a rich house, defrauded the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	138	Indeed, it is now the most prosperous of the merchant houses in Harfax.	10
29	140	But, know that even now, now, in a time in which our fortunes have been recovered and more, in a time in which our name shines again, and more brightly than ever, in a dozen cities, in a time in which we have become first among the houses of our caste in Harfax, we still remember that name.	10
29	158	And what, then, was to be done with her? We had feared, you might recall, that she might find herself enslaved, but our fear, most particularly, most exactly, was that she would find herself enslaved by the will and act of another—and not by our will and act, not by the will and act of the ho...	10
29	160	She has now been enslaved by our own will and act, by the will and act of the house of William, in Harfax, and is now, specifically, my slave, I who am the fifth son, and least in that house.	10
29	165	Indeed, it is in accord with the provisions of that oath I am come to Treve, to fetch you to Harfax.	10
29	182	"You may straighten your back, but keep your head down, slave," said the angry Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	399	"It was thought," said he, "that you might first be stripped in Harfax, but surely we need not so long postpone that small detail, so salutary in its effects upon a female".	10
29	408	So may you learn, new slave, what it is to be owned! So let it be told at the fairs, let it be remembered in the annals of the Merchants, that she who was once the proud Lady Constanzia of Besnit, who defrauded and nearly brought to ruin the house of William, in Harfax, was led through the streets o...	10
29	427	"Oh, you can whine, and beg, and kneel, and grovel and weep, and plead to be sold," he said, "to anyone other than the House of William, in Harfax, for as little as a tarsk-bit to anyone, for any service, but you are not for sale! We have waited long to obtain you.	10
29	500	"You were the Lady Constanzia?" "Until this morning, and scarcely an Ahn ago, when I was, by order of the house of William, in Harfax, branded and collared".	10
29	529	"I must take you back to Harfax," he said.	10
29	596	"We are leaving," said Henry, he of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	742	In any event, given the background and interactions of the Lady Constanzia of Besnit and the House of William, in Harfax, I did not think that they would wish to wait long before seeing the lash laid to her—well laid—to the back of the new slave.	10
29	767	So much, at least, it seemed, would be owed to the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	770	Shortly after Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax, had exited with a slave, the door to the side opened and the clerk came through.	10
29	797	The free woman, the Lady Ilene of Venna, was under detention, rather obviously as a ransom prisoner, as had been the Lady Constanzia of Besnit, now the slave Constanzia, owned by Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	978	Among these, I was sure, would be Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax, and certain agents of that house.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	407	I belong to Michael of Treve," "I am Linda, the property of Emmerich of Harfax," "This slave is Phyllis.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

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31	33	"They are mercenaries," said Lord Nishida, "and the dregs of such, chosen for skill and venality, brought from a hundred cities, from the ruins and rubble of Ar, from the alleys of Besnit and Harfax, from the wharves of Brundisium and Schendi, men without Home Stones, thieves, outlaws, murderers, ou...	10

Book 30. (3 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	711	I thought I might reach Torcadino, from whence I might purchase wagon passage to Brundisium, Besnit, Harfax, or Market of Semris.	10
3	1356	"There are many others, too," she said, "of Ar, Cos, Tyros, the further islands, even Besnit, Harfax, and Thentis".	10
5	56	Perhaps Harfax.	10

Book 31. (218 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
53	4	My master, Desmond of Harfax, of the house of Desmond in Harfax, in the high Merchantry of Harfax, has arranged, as I understand it, to have it translated into Gorean.	10
48	362	Before the knife of Desmond of Harfax could fall Lord Grendel darted forward with the speed of a charging sleen, and caught Desmond of Harfax about the waist, lifted him, and spun about, hurling him several feet away, back, to the center of the room.	10
52	431	It is a common way, amongst slave girls, when inquiring another girl's master, to ask, "Who whips you?" I would then answer, "Desmond of Harfax," or "My master is Desmond of Harfax".	10
8	1211	Might she not be useful as a third or fourth slave in your house, to relieve higher, better slaves of disagreeable tasks? Perhaps she might do as a starter slave, for a son, or a gift for a son or nephew, returning from his studies in Harfax, Venna, Besnit, or Brundisium".	10
17	129	"It is, in the vicinity of Harfax," he said.	10
17	131	"My Home Stone," said he, "is that of Harfax".	10
17	410	"Blue, as I would in Harfax, Lady," he said.	10
18	43	"It would presumably be something like 'I am the property of Desmond of Harfax'".	10
19	222	"Then," said he, "you would by now be cowering at my slave ring in Harfax".	10
20	28	Allison, a slave, had confessed her love for Desmond of Harfax, a free man.	10
20	47	Before he had joined Astrinax and the Lady Bina by the wagon box, he in whose care I was, Desmond of Harfax, had passed me.	10
20	90	Desmond of Harfax had untied me, but, too, he had tied me! I had no doubt that he found me of slave interest, but then, so, too, did many men, certainly the drivers of the caravan of Pausanias.	10
20	114	But how frightful that one might not dare to express this, lest one be beaten or sold! Desmond of Harfax, I was sure, thought me incapable of love.	10
20	130	"How long do you think it might be, before we receive our guide?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
20	141	"Pausanias?" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
20	148	"I do not understand," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
20	150	"Can you not speak more clearly?" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
20	153	"And how do you come by these things?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
20	274	Too, for whatever reason, I was reluctant to leave the vicinity of the brute I so hated, Desmond of Harfax, he who had treated me so badly, who held me in such contempt, who had so scorned me.	10
20	285	"Have you finished with the harness?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
21	65	Trachinos had turned about, angrily, to see Desmond of Harfax.	10
21	67	Desmond of Harfax was unarmed.	10
21	88	How angry I was! How I hated Desmond of Harfax! Was I, the former Allison Ashton-Baker, worth so little? To be sure, she was now only kajira.	10
21	99	"For most," said Desmond of Harfax, "but for you, a golden tarn disk, of double weight".	10
21	109	"And I am even less disposed to deal with liars," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
21	138	Desmond of Harfax lifted the canvas and peered out.	10
22	46	I made certain to be the first to serve Desmond of Harfax.	10
22	54	Desmond of Harfax took the trencher.	10
22	84	"Would you care for a game of cards?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
22	130	"Possibly there are even more dangerous sports," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
22	138	"This night, then?" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
22	153	"Nonetheless," said Desmond of Harfax, politely.	10
22	166	"Quite good," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
22	174	"I will shackle you for the night," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	18	"Oh!" I cried, and Desmond of Harfax spun about, seized my right arm, and steadied me.	10
23	25	I feared I had displeased Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	68	"The wagons of Pausanias," said Desmond of Harfax, "are ahead.	10
23	72	"Yes," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	81	Desmond of Harfax, who led our column, stopped, and lifted his hand.	10
23	85	"Back, back!" cried Desmond of Harfax, and we turned, all, and fled back, slipping, half sliding, along the trail.	10
23	91	"We shall have to make our way around this," shouted Desmond of Harfax, trying to wipe rain from his eyes.	10
23	94	"I wish you well!" called Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	96	"I wish you well," called Desmond of Harfax, again.	10
23	99	"Come closer," called Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	108	"That is rare," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	117	"We are going forward," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	123	"You are free," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
23	130	Desmond of Harfax scrambled up the side of the mountain.	10
23	171	Desmond of Harfax waved a farewell to him, and turned, bracing himself, into the wind and rain, and then, slipping some, began to ascend the mountain.	10
24	1	"Dear Trachinos," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
24	4	"I would discontinue your signaling," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
24	103	Desmond of Harfax had encountered it only in the darkness of the market of Cestias, long ago.	10
24	123	"I think now it is reasonably clear," said Desmond of Harfax, "from the tracks, the grouping of the bodies, their attitudes.	10
24	146	"Attend to Desmond of Harfax," said the Lady Bina.	10
24	155	Then, with a glance at Desmond of Harfax, so, too, did Lykos.	10
25	6	"What think you?" Astrinax asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	21	"And what would you see it as?" inquired Astrinax of Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	26	"I think," said Desmond of Harfax, "we are near the end of our journey".	10
25	40	"Precisely," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	45	"I have further interests here," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	60	Then he turned to Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	62	"I may be a bigger fool than you thought," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	68	"Lady?" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	69	"One often gives female slaves as gifts, does one not?" "It is done frequently," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
25	78	"This is no time to think of slave girls," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	3	Be quiet," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	32	"There is no escape for the female slave," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	36	"What a fool she is," said Desmond of Harfax, regarding the pathetic, approaching figure.	10
26	52	"Who is she?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	54	"Who is she?" Desmond of Harfax asked again.	10
26	57	"How do you know her?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	105	"Pausanias, and his crew, and Kleomenes, with his men, are surely human," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	118	"Surely," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	120	"I fear something mighty is afoot," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	129	"I will be a slave of slaves to you! I will please you in a thousand ways!" "As a slave?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	141	Had she smiled so at Desmond of Harfax I would have been tempted to leap to her and yank her about, by the hair.	10
26	144	"Are you hungry, thirsty?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	147	"Her master may attend to such things, as he wishes," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	220	"Have pity on her!" I said to Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	238	Desmond of Harfax approached Mina with a short thong.	10
26	251	Almost at the same time Desmond of Harfax drew her hands behind her, and thonged them together, snugly.	10
26	258	"You are heartless," I said to Desmond of Harfax.	10
26	263	"Proceed," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
27	60	I was not permitted to kneel behind Desmond of Harfax, or even behind the Lady Bina.	10
29	242	"Master Desmond of Harfax," I said.	10
30	2	I spun about, delighted, and rushed to Desmond of Harfax, knelt before him, pressed my lips quickly to his sandals, knelt up, and then knelt close to him, holding him about the legs, and putting my turned head humbly against his legs, rather as I had seen Mina do with Trachinos.	10
34	96	"Desmond," said he, "Desmond of Harfax".	10
34	130	Desmond of Harfax then returned to my side.	10
35	11	"Shall we enter?" inquired Desmond of Harfax.	10
35	17	Desmond of Harfax closed the door behind us, and bolted it shut, from the inside.	10
35	61	"Yes," said Desmond of Harfax, "though their nature is little known.	10
35	172	"Precisely," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
35	247	Desmond of Harfax then reached again into the leather envelope.	10
35	327	"He is as baffled as we," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
36	8	"This Desmond of Harfax," she said, "knows you.	10
36	18	I recalled such threats were made once to her by Desmond of Harfax.	10
36	20	It pleased me, somehow, that Nora, so proud, severe, and magisterial with us, so imperious and exacting a first girl, was no more than a cringing slave before Desmond of Harfax.	10
36	34	Might this not be innocent? Perhaps Kleomenes had expressed an interest in play, which interest had come to the attention of Desmond of Harfax, who had somehow located and supplied a suitable means for exploring this interest? Certainly they knew one another from the time of the caravan.	10
36	36	The one difference in this deck of cards from the deck which I had earlier seen in the keeping of Desmond of Harfax was the attractive speckling on the edges of the deck, a sort of design with which I was familiar from the house of chance.	10
37	1	"I have explained to you my understanding of things," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	27	"How, Desmond of Harfax," inquired Kleomenes, "have you arrived at your understanding of things?" "I prefer, at present," said Desmond, "to keep my source confidential".	10
37	49	"We must try," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	93	"I think it is Agamemnon, or contains Agamemnon," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	97	"I will now," said Desmond of Harfax, "command an unlikely speaker to address you, the barbarian kajira, Allison, whose thigh some of you may have marked".	10
37	105	"A meeting was held," said Desmond of Harfax, "at which none of us, and no free man, was present, but some kajirae were present.	10
37	107	I have learned that Allison, whom I have had in my keeping—" There was laughter at this point, which annoyed me, for they doubtless supposed that Desmond of Harfax had reaped much pleasure from the rich and frequent use of the slender, barbarian brunette in question, whereas the slender, barb...	10
37	111	"Allison," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	115	"Do not be afraid, Allison," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	154	"Continue, Allison," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	176	"These things are hard to understand," said Desmond of Harfax, "but it is my conjecture that the Kur, Agamemnon, did not perish on a far world, but is alive, and on Gor".	10
37	182	"There are devices, technologies, here," said Desmond of Harfax, "with which we are unfamiliar.	10
37	200	"Yes," said Desmond of Harfax, "but the seeing is within you, the seeing is not outside of you.	10
37	205	"Let us suppose that the account rendered by a slave is true," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	209	"That is my belief," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	214	"Consider," said Desmond of Harfax, "the brain of a mighty, fearsome, almost legendary leader, gigantic and formidable, a Kur of Kurii, kept alive, revered, obeyed.	10
37	217	"Titanic forces could be locked in battle," said Desmond of Harfax, "forces compared to which men are small, weak, and fragile things, little more than field urts scampering about in the grass, amidst the tread of trampling tharlarion".	10
37	220	"It would be a future in which you would be unlikely to participate," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	222	"Yes!" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	225	"What small blow might affect so great a war?" "Perhaps none," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	236	"The container of which we have spoken must be seized," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
37	239	"No!" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
38	1	"Beware! Back!" cried Desmond of Harfax, thrusting me to the side of the hall.	10
39	1	I clutched the bars of the slave cage in which Desmond of Harfax had placed me.	10
41	45	I knocked, lightly, on the door of the small room which had been assigned to Desmond of Harfax.	10
41	90	And I hoped no kajira had been fastened at the slave ring, at least by Desmond of Harfax.	10
41	178	I wondered what it would be, to be whipped by Desmond of Harfax.	10
43	1	"All is lost," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
43	37	"How else could he obtain his release from his cell?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
43	42	"Things began to go badly several days ago," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
43	50	"I do not know," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
43	88	"Four times," said Desmond of Harfax, "before the revolt of Lucius, despite the importunities of Agamemnon, Timarchos, Lysymachos, and others, Grendel sought to postpone this journey, meanwhile laboring on our behalf".	10
44	78	"You love Desmond of Harfax," he said.	10
46	46	"Whom shall I say has reserved you for the evening?" "Desmond of Harfax," I said.	10
46	68	In any event, it seemed clear that Desmond of Harfax's small assemblage of determined men was at great risk.	10
46	162	"Desmond, Desmond of Harfax," said Nora.	10
46	167	I recalled that Desmond of Harfax had once said to me, "It is clear how at least one might survive".	10
47	3	It had been announced, yesterday, that all conspirators had twenty Ahn in which to surrender themselves, before their names would be revealed to the high Kurii by Desmond of Harfax, who, in full nobility, had come forward voluntarily to perform his bounden duty to his superiors.	10
47	4	He had apparently made the stipulation that he would reveal the names of the conspirators only to Agamemnon himself, thus assuring himself that all would be done fully and properly, without any confusion or mistake, and, also, naturally, one supposes, that he, Desmond of Harfax, would then be recogn...	10
47	28	"We are to witness the deposition of Desmond of Harfax".	10
47	39	"Desmond of Harfax is to be led down the hall shortly, to the Audience Chamber of Agamemnon.	10
47	59	The way the men were about, and near the sides of the hall, looking back down the hall, toward the direction from which Desmond of Harfax might approach, I was uneasy.	10
47	61	Almost none of those men, of course, had been at that perilous meeting called so long ago by Desmond of Harfax, at which, I, too, had been in attendance.	10
47	69	I found it hard to believe that Desmond of Harfax would have betrayed his fellows.	10
47	78	Leaning forward I saw, approaching, Desmond of Harfax, followed by two Kurii, who occasionally bared their fangs threateningly, and growled, as men started to surge closer to their charge.	10
47	84	What, now, could be believed? What, now, could remain in its place? "Traitor!" I heard, and I looked up to see a shape from the side, Akesinos, hurling himself upon Desmond of Harfax, his hands clutching for his throat.	10
47	86	"Stop, you fool!" said Desmond of Harfax.	10
47	88	Trachinos pulled Akesinos bodily from Desmond of Harfax.	10
47	89	"Run," said Desmond of Harfax to Akesinos.	10
47	92	Then he returned to his post, with his fellow, by Desmond of Harfax.	10
47	93	The Kur who had remained with Desmond of Harfax turned on his translator.	10
47	95	Desmond of Harfax, shaken, his tunic torn, bruised, then continued on his way, followed by the two guards.	10
47	97	Had the hands of Akesinos found their mark would he not have perished within the Ehn? The Kur who had the Lady Bina under his supervision indicated that we should follow the two guards and Desmond of Harfax, which we did, he following.	10
47	101	Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber.	10
48	1	It was a distraught Desmond of Harfax who was led before the dais, for on the dais, on three tables, were three containers.	10
48	11	Might there not be indefinite subtleties, one lurking behind the other, in this kaissa of choice? "Tal, Noble Agamemnon, Theocrat of the World, Eleventh Face of the Nameless One," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	13	"Yes," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	15	"Did we not allow all conspirators twenty Ahn in which to surrender themselves?" "The generosity of your offer was beyond question, Lord Agamemnon," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	17	"It seems so," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	19	"True," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	21	"It is tragic," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	23	"How can it be helped?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	29	"But first, great lord," said Desmond of Harfax, "may I approach you more closely?" "No," said Agamemnon.	10
48	30	"I would like to speak more intimately," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	33	"Certainly," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	36	"It is clearly understood, of course," said Desmond of Harfax, "that I bring the matter of egregious treachery to your attention simply, and only, to frustrate treason, and protect the person and plans of your lordship".	10
48	38	"Such is my duty, and privilege," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	40	"But, too," said Desmond of Harfax, "might one not expect some token of gratitude from your lordship, however negligible, no matter how undeserved it might be?" "The generosity of the Theocrat of the World, the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One," said Agamemnon, "may be depended upon, and is well kn...	10
48	41	"Would a thousand pieces of gold, tarn disks of double weight, be appropriate?" asked Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	43	"What of yours?" cried Desmond of Harfax leaping to the dais, thrusting the central container to the floor, and falling upon it with his knife.	10
48	45	Immediately Desmond of Harfax was disarmed and seized by Kurii.	10
48	48	Desmond of Harfax had chosen incorrectly.	10
48	51	I was afraid Desmond of Harfax might have had his arms torn from his body.	10
48	57	How brave, and foolish, Desmond of Harfax had been! Did he think that so mighty a foe, so jealously guarded, might be so easily disposed of? I recalled that he whom he had spoken of as his principal, who had been, as it had turned out, Grendel, had said nothing of the assassination of Agamemnon.	10
48	59	This silence, I suspected, had puzzled, or displeased, Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	62	Desmond of Harfax struggled futilely in the grip of two Kurii.	10
48	92	"Speak your last, Desmond of Harfax," came from the container on the left.	10
48	93	"Gladly," cried Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	127	I did see that Desmond of Harfax was free, one of his captors, headless, beside him.	10
48	128	Desmond of Harfax was on all fours, looking about.	10
48	169	Back with these Kurii, to the side, was Desmond of Harfax, his knife now in hand, and, on the other side, the Lady Bina and myself.	10
48	327	"You live, glorious Grendel!" cried Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	347	"What men will," cried Desmond of Harfax, "may now escape the Cave.	10
48	355	"There is no time to lose," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	357	"We shall leave as soon as possible," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
48	363	I ran to Desmond of Harfax, and knelt beside him.	10
48	370	"Kill it!" cried Desmond of Harfax, from the center of the room, now on his feet, unsteadily, grasping his arm.	10
48	372	"Kill it, kill it!" cried Desmond of Harfax.	10
49	72	Grendel, and his party, might have provided a rallying point for those who recognized the dangers of lawlessness and anarchy, but his concern was elsewhere, and he would leave the Cave, accompanied by the Lady Bina, Desmond of Harfax, Desmond's cohorts, and several of the men from the Cave, willing ...	10
49	141	Our familiar fellows were with us, Astrinax, Lykos, Desmond of Harfax, Trachinos, and Akesinos.	10
49	195	Too, might not another steel world bring Agamemnon to one of its own laboratories and there restore and rearm him, that he might further pursue, perhaps now to their own advantage, planetary imperialisms? Desmond of Harfax had wanted to kill Agamemnon.	10
49	240	I did not know the whereabouts of Desmond of Harfax.	10
51	16	"Would," said Astrinax, lifting his goblet, "that one other were here, one we know well, one with whom we shared many perils and hardships, the noble Desmond of Harfax!" "Yes," said Lykos.	10
51	29	"It might interest you to know," said the Lady Bina, "that I made a similar offer to Desmond of Harfax, twice".	10
51	31	"Yes," said the Lady Bina, "I offered our pretty Allison twice to Desmond of Harfax, but he would not accept her".	10
51	75	"Noble Desmond of Harfax" I said, "has never had the least interest in the slave, Allison.	10
51	88	"Moreover," I said, "Desmond of Harfax is despicable, so shameless that he has not even acknowledged his duplicity to his fellows.	10
51	95	I would strive to be the worst possible slave to him! I despise the shameless, ungrateful, hypocrite, and fraud, Desmond of Harfax! I loathe him, I hate him! He is thief of trust, a promoter of pretense.	10
51	143	"To Desmond of Harfax," he said.	10
51	163	In the threshold stood Desmond of Harfax.	10
51	184	"Key," said Desmond of Harfax, extending his hand to the side.	10
51	187	Desmond of Harfax then adjusted the new collar, his collar, on the neck of his newly purchased slave, Allison, a barbarian.	10
51	190	"What I please," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
51	192	"Every word," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
51	242	Desmond of Harfax reached down, took my bound, right ankle, and dragged me into the sleeping chamber of the Lady Bina.	10
51	247	Knowing that Desmond of Harfax was a decent and honorable man, though he might be a fearsome and demanding master, I was not afraid that I would be fed to sleen, cast to leech plants, or such.	10
52	2	I was tied on my knees, my hands before me, fastened to the ring, in the small, bright courtyard, behind a house on Clive, that in which Desmond of Harfax had rented a room.	10
52	4	"Know that you are a slave," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
52	8	"Desmond of Harfax!" He then gave me another stroke.	10
52	193	"More was involved in the Voltai," said Desmond of Harfax.	10
52	429	"It says," he said, "'I belong to Desmond of Harfax.	10
52	439	"We are soon to Harfax," he said.	10
52	479	"Master will to Harfax?" I said.	10
52	486	"Is Harfax beautiful?" I asked.	10
52	494	"Harfax is beautiful?" I said.	10
52	498	"Harfax is noted for the beauty of its slaves".	10
52	522	"But eventually we must to Harfax".	10
53	1	Harfax is indeed beautiful.	10
53	22	My master, Desmond of Harfax, has been very indulgent in this regard.	10

Book 32. (2 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	128	In the house, and here, as the girls spoke, I had heard of lovely Ko-ro-ba, busy Harfax, mighty Ar, and even vast, remote, Turia.	10
52	453	"Here," said Axel, who drew from his wallet a small coin, a yellow coin, a gold tarsk, perhaps from Besnit or Harfax, where such coins are popular, and tossed it to my captor, who caught it.	10

Book 34. (3 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	158	"He is Arnold, a renegade from Harfax, a vagrant who haunted the wharves of Brundisium.	10
24	84	"Arnold of Harfax," he said, "kindly delivered to me, upon my request, the key to your collar".	10
28	30	Indeed, Arnold, of Harfax, if that was his name, he whom I continued to think of as Tullius Quintus, of Ar, had twice been offered that for me, on the streets in Ar.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	186	Her intended destination might have been either Harfax or Besnit, or even Market of Semris.	10