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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	187	When I neared Ar, I crouched low in the saddle and hoped that the speck against a moon which might be seen by the watchmen of the outlying towers would be taken for a wild tarn, flying high over the city.	10
14	157	The sudden tug downward caused the bird to respond as I had hoped it would, as if pressure had been exerted on the four-strap.	10
14	161	In the first streak of the early light I saw a few hundred yards away what I had hoped to find—the saddle and twisted body of the tarnsman.	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	3	We hiked a good deal, talked and fenced, and, I hoped, had become friends.	10
2	67	There were two items I had hoped to find in the bundle which were not there, a tarn-goad and a tarn-whistle.	10
6	123	Such a girl, I thought, would surely have a master or, I hoped for her sake, a protector and companion.	10
11	122	"How is it," I asked, "that you spare a warrior the whip and would use it on so miserable a wretch as Ost?" "I had hoped you guiltless, Stranger," said she.	10
19	115	I fervently hoped that he would find the auburn-haired girl in the camisk, gentle Linna of Tharna.	10
20	15	I hoped that he had had time to seize its blade before the slaves rushed in and fell upon him.	10

Book 3. (17 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	221	I hoped it would do.	10
14	7	I hoped he had a translator.	10
20	226	I thought about things for a moment or so and then I shrugged and fixed on them both a look of what I hoped would be a somewhat poignant disappointment.	10
22	47	"I had hoped," I said, "that there would be a quicker way to kill Priest-Kings".	10
24	44	I hoped, considering the size and shape and probable weight of the creature, and the comparative tininess of its legs, that it would not be able to move quickly, at least not for a sustained period.	10
25	20	But now it was important to get her from the tunnels, to find her a place of refuge and safety where I hoped she might recover from the venom of the Golden Beetle.	10
25	51	I knew the tunnels of the Golden Beetle, like those of the Nest itself, were ventilated and I hoped to be able to use one of the shafts to leave the tunnels undetected.	10
27	30	I hoped they might be able to hide and find or steal enough food to live.	10
27	220	I hoped I would be able to see his attack.	10
29	49	I hoped Sarm himself might have been in that flagship.	10
30	67	On the other hand the ships of the two forces tended, it seemed, to neutralize one another, and the war in the air, far from being decisive, as Misk and I had hoped, had begun to turn into the same stalemate that had developed on the ground.	10
30	99	"I had hoped that I was not".	10
30	120	Though my body burned from the whip, I was more hurt by the thought of Vika, surprisingly perhaps, hurt by the thought that I had known who and what she was all along, though somewhere in my heart I had always hoped I was wrong.	10
31	21	When he was still out of range of the silver tube of Sarm but close enough, I hoped, to be able to hear me, I ran forward, throwing my hands high.	10
31	133	I hoped that such firing might exhaust the charge of the weapon.	10
33	87	I had hoped that I might have used those moments, that priceless opportunity, before the men of Gor realized the restoration of gravity and normal conditions was occurring, to command them to give up their warlike ways and turn to the pursuit of peace and brotherhood, but the moment, before I realiz...	10
33	117	I hoped that those humans who returned from the Nest would not be hunted by Initiates and burned or impaled as heretics and blasphemers.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	47	I knew they spoke a dialect of Gorean, and I hoped I would be able to understand them.	10
2	49	I hoped that I would be granted death in battle, if death it must be.	10
8	1	The Wintering If I had hoped for an easy answer to the riddles which concerned me, or a swift end to my search for the egg of Priest-Kings, I was disappointed, for I learned nothing of either for months.	10
8	2	I had hoped to go to Turia, there to seek the answer to the mystery of the message collar, but it was not to be, at least until the spring.	10
8	460	The best that we might have hoped for was a tie, had Kamchak beaten Conrad.	10
8	584	I hoped that she would not be injured.	10
8	631	It was now, perhaps, I hoped, that I might learn the answer to the riddles which had not ceased to disturb me, that I might learn the answer to the mystery of the message collar, perhaps the answer to the numerous mysteries which had attended it, and perhaps, at last, find some clue, as I had not ye...	10
17	65	I hoped it would be only one thing.	10
19	139	I hoped that the girl would not burst a blood vessel.	10
20	116	"Is he Turian?" "I had hoped to find Ho-bar," said Harold, "but perhaps you will do".	10
21	49	As I hobbled through the city of Turia, one eye half shut, staring at the street as though I hoped to find a lost copper tarn disk among the stones, I made my way toward the compound of Saphrar of Turia.	10
21	63	I hoped to be ushered into his presence and then, on the threat of slaying him, secure the golden sphere and a tarn for escape.	10
23	207	I wondered who her new master might be and hoped, for her sake, that she would well please him.	10
23	219	Kamchak, I knew, however, cared little for the slave, and would not be much concerned; yet her fate concerned me, and I hoped that she might live, that her beauty if not compassion or justice might have won her life for her, be it only as a Paravaci wagon slave; and then, too, I wondered again on th...	10

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	193	Their whereabouts were unknown, but it was thought they had hoped to found a colony on one of the islands of Thassa, farther north than even Cos and Tyros.	10
4	247	I hoped she would not be too successful in her exhibition or I might end up bubbling in a vat of boiling tharlarion oil.	10
15	152	Long before that time, however, I hoped, with Elizabeth and Caprus, to be free of the House.	10
17	247	I was further cheered by the thought that Caprus had informed me his work was coming along very well and he hoped to have the documents and maps copied by the beginning of Se'Kara; I gathered that now with Cernus spending much of his time in the Central Cylinder as Ubar, Caprus' opportunities for wo...	10
18	207	It was tentative, only a beginning, but I had hoped—I had hoped very much".	10
18	305	By Se'Var he hoped to be finished.	10
22	427	I was certain their riders had had orders from the box of Cernus to see that I did not win; it would be difficult for a single tarn to block a ring, but two together might well manage; further, in not taking the lead immediately, which I believe I could have done, I hoped to postpone the entry into ...	10

Book 6. (9 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	90	I hoped there would be water.	10
14	414	I saw that even the thought of that acquiescence to my command shook her to the core, but that she hoped, doubtless, by even the suggestion that she, so refined and high-born, might consider such an extraordinary concession, to shame me into a withdrawal of my command, and to purchase therewith dign...	10
17	40	With their lines cut in fifty places, for no extended handful of tarn ships, part of a great line, could resist a close-set formation of sixteen tarn ships, I hoped that many of the ships would turn to face the attackers, now in their rear.	10
17	72	And if the tarn ships of Cos and Tyros should use their rams, we hoped that, in the moments it would take to disengage the ram, the grappling irons and the grappling bridges might be brought into play.	10
17	78	Accordingly I hoped the tarn ships of Cos and Tyros, seeing the sails, would think their new enemies were single-masted round ships, of which there are some types, and either misjudge their speeds or rush on them unwarily, finding out, too late, that they were plunging headlong toward swift, maneuve...	10
17	84	I hoped that Chenbar might assume that many of the ships which had fled from Port Kar might have come about and decided to join the battle, or he might infer that he had, before he could ascertain the ships involved in the flanking attacks, seriously misjudged our numbers.	10
17	321	But I hoped that the tarns, finding themselves out of the sight of land, might accommodate themselves to the experience.	10
18	140	I did not know the width of the storm, but I hoped its front would be only a few pasangs.	10
18	840	"I hoped by that ruse to make it easier to deny any connection between myself and the message, should denial seem in order".	10

Book 7. (18 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	267	I hoped that Ute and Inge would not be.	10
8	573	I hoped, for her sake, that he would not sell her.	10
9	398	I hoped that it was not the same animal.	10
10	459	I hoped that he was right.	10
11	147	I hoped that we would have a good lunch.	10
11	461	I hoped he would not do what he usually did with us, but he did.	10
11	800	I hoped I might find a stream, and follow it to the Laurius.	10
11	810	I only hoped that I might not be what they were hunting.	10
11	948	I hoped that he would capture her, and them, and strip them, and put the blazing iron to their bodies, and lock them in collars, and whip them, and make them slave girls! "Any woman," he said.	10
11	1064	But I hoped she would be put in slave rouge, and silk, and bells! Let her know slavery! How I hated the proud Verna! How pleased I was that she, as I, had fallen prey to men! I looked about the cage, flushed, furious.	10
11	1385	I hoped that I would sell for a higher price than any of them.	10
12	236	I hoped that she would not bully me.	10
12	445	I hoped I would not be a slave girl in a distant border fort.	10
13	476	I could tell them, in that village, that I was a friend of Ute, whom I hoped they would remember.	10
13	642	I hoped they would not strike me with them.	10
13	1033	How could I, a mere girl, have hoped to elude him, such a man, such a huntsman? "You saw me in the pens of Ko-ro-ba?" I asked.	10
16	15	How furious I was! After my work for the day had been finished, I had hoped, breathlessly, vulnerably, that I might be again summoned to the tent of Rask of Treve.	10
17	132	Accordingly, I sometimes, to my agony, tried to destroy in him those very feelings which I most dearly hoped he might, however unwillingly, entertain for a lowly slave.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	389	How much am I bid?" "I had hoped to meet Verna," I said.	10
4	45	Doubtless she hoped I had not recognized her.	10
7	73	I hoped to be able to scout Verna's camp before nightfall, so that we might arrange our attack, with nets, for dawn.	10
7	83	I hoped that he was right, for their master, Hesius, tavern owner in Laura, had not charged high rentals nor excessive delivery charges.	10
7	87	I hoped the girls would be beautiful, for the sake of my men.	10
7	110	I hoped, by nightfall, to have scouted Verna's camp.	10
10	98	"I hoped to see you once more, but scarcely as I found you".	10
18	104	Doubtless she hoped to escape.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	387	"It seems your bondage," said he, "pretty maid, will not be as short as you had hoped".	10
5	240	I hoped that the weights matched, for if they did not, there would be trouble indeed.	10
6	434	"And thus," said I, "that your outlawry would remain in effect until you were apprehended or slain?" "He hoped to drive me from Torvaldsland," said Ivar.	10
12	58	I hoped that Svein Blue Tooth would simply hand him the talmits and he might rapidly back down, and we might run for the ship.	10
14	51	I hoped they might make good their escape.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	264	I hoped that she was not stupid.	10
3	138	Questioning nomads, doubtless to be found here and there in the wastes, and the inhabitants of various oases, many of them off the main caravan routes, I hoped, eventually, to obtain enough data or information to make it possible to find the mysterious tower of steel.	10
3	173	I hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left.	10
3	319	I hoped there would not be war between the Kavars and the Aretai.	10
3	321	I hoped to obtain supplies, and a guide, at the Oasis of Nine Wells.	10
5	525	Moreover, with the dates purchased by these, I hoped to have a suitable disguise, as a merchant in date bricks, in moving eastward.	10
7	725	I hoped that the beast had not been drugged.	10
18	113	"I hoped," said T'Zshal, "to teach you the sun and the lack of water, that you might be dissuaded from your madness".	10
24	351	For his sake, I hoped he would not.	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	163	I hoped he would let me have a scrap of the roast meat.	10
4	268	I hoped, of course, that I might be able to choose whose collar I would wear.	10
5	186	I hoped, naturally, that they would be happy.	10
5	193	I hoped that she would have a splendid companionship with Thandar of Ti.	10
7	673	I hoped that what I had said to Donna was true.	10
7	844	I hoped that Chanda would escape.	10
7	848	In this way I hoped to be less conspicuous, to be more difficult to detect.	10
7	885	I hoped that she would not be excessively beaten.	10
8	61	I hoped she would not be cruel to me.	10
8	184	I hoped the wound was not deep.	10
9	960	I hoped that he would not touch me again.	10
9	1346	I hoped they would be soon done with me.	10
12	821	I hoped the masters would not hear us.	10
12	860	I hoped the ropes on the basket would hold.	10
13	324	I hoped they would be satisfied.	10
14	200	I hoped that I looked my most beautiful.	10
14	229	Never, now, if ever, could she have hoped to be companion to such a man.	10
16	231	I hoped that they would want us.	10
24	224	I hoped that he might sway my master.	10
24	225	I hoped that I might be permitted to live, and be given an opportunity to atone for the grievous wrong I had done my master.	10
27	551	"I had hoped," she said, "that my identity might have remained unknown to you".	10
28	110	She hoped to be bought by a man of modest means.	10
29	182	I hoped he would not now beat me.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	149	I hoped the fellow from Torvaldsland would be able to buy a good piece of meat at the market.	10
4	42	I attained the height of the platform and found the view breathtaking, even more splendid than I had hoped.	10
4	464	"I had hoped," had said Centius of Cos, "that together Scormus and I might have constructed something worthy of the beauty of Kaissa.	10
4	515	I hoped the supplies I had sent north would mitigate what otherwise might prove a catastrophe for the red hunters, the nomads of the northern wastes.	10
4	537	The market had been slow, as I had thought it would be, and as I had hoped it would be, because of the game earlier between the Kaissa titans, Centius of Cos and Scormus of Ar.	10
4	556	I hoped the supplies I had had Samos send northward would save the red hunters from extinction.	10
7	31	I hoped to renew my acquaintance with the fellow.	10
12	120	"I had hoped you would wait for me," I said.	10
23	293	"I hoped to join you in the north," said he.	10
24	492	I hoped it did not presage a storm.	10
35	19	This would assure me, I hoped, that I would not be mistaken for a common ice beast.	10
35	331	The overhead track system, which I had hoped to follow to its termination, also branched at this point.	10
35	395	If I were successful in detonating or initiating the trigger sequence on the apparatus I sought I hoped that it would destroy only those parts of the complex in which the munitions and supplies were stored.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	98	I hoped that he had not put out a silver tarsk for her simply because she had struck his fancy.	10
5	523	"Of the three types of experiences you have mentioned," I said, "the nearest to what you recently felt occurred when you hoped to be thrown garbage by paga attendants".	10
18	177	I hoped that she was well trained.	10
29	80	I hoped that the blond-haired barbarian had learned her lesson.	10
35	92	What else could she have hoped for? I had put her to my purposes, casually, lengthily, rightfully, as I had paid the price of a drink, and left her in the tavern, behind me, slave.	10
47	89	I hoped there were no tethered animals in the camp.	10
49	101	"It is as I had hoped," said Kisu.	10
53	1	The Battle; Blood and Steel; We Survive "I had hoped that you would follow," said Shaba.	10
53	50	In many villages, and among hostile peoples, the demonstration of the power of the ring, as I had hoped, permitted us safe passage.	10
53	415	I hoped that it would not regard itself as dishonored by my clumsiness.	10
54	143	He hoped you would not mind".	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	894	I hoped that I had not ruined everything that might have been between us.	10
1	895	Was I not strong enough to be solicitous, sweet, gentle, tender and feminine? I hoped she would still like me, that she could still permit me a chance to try to please her.	10
4	274	"There is more to be hoped for, eventually, on your world, with punishing implants, chemical alterations, the castration of unsuitable male infants, hormone injections, sex control, genetic engineering, and such.	10
10	111	I hoped that no one would be within.	10
10	216	I hoped, somehow, she had managed to escape the cruel fate of female slavery.	10
12	25	I hoped not.	10
18	168	I recalled that she had hoped to recoup her lost fortunes in such races.	10
20	55	The sweat and water on my body, I hoped, would tend to slide blows away, were they struck at oblique angles.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	313	I hoped to be able to arrange for transportation to the vicinity of Lara.	10
7	135	I hoped my voice did not betray undue interest.	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	71	"It is as I had hoped," I said to Callimachus.	10
9	74	I had hoped to have more time to formulate my plans with Callimachus.	10
10	51	This, we had hoped, would create a diversion, and lead the pirates, in the confusion and darkness, to assume that we were moving eastward, and that the Olivia had been set aflame by their own forces.	10
15	39	"I had hoped there would be resistance," said Callisthenes.	10
15	59	I hoped I might be able to loosen the ropes.	10
17	272	How could they forgive her such errors, such faults? How could they forgive her her very nature, when it was a veritable defiance of their views, a repudiation of all they stood for, a nature which, by its very existence, contradicted the radical falsities which they desired to promote and from whic...	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	66	I hoped that upon occasion, at least, these admissions, these declarations, these cries for recognition and fulfillment, whether verbal or nonverbal, might, in his kindness, be heeded by a male.	10
5	149	I hoped that it would hold out.	10
8	350	Doubtless she hoped, against hope, that she had now been adequately displayed to the crowd.	10
8	1032	Should she not have remembered to have placed them in that position? Or had she hoped that that soft, inviting, exposing and vulnerable attitude might have been idiosyncratic to the sales block? Clearly it was not.	10
13	220	"I had hoped it might be so," she whispered.	10
13	372	"It was not, however, at all, what I had hoped for," she said.	10
13	451	I sometimes felt insulted or resented their abruptness, but it was these men to whom I sincerely hoped, and without the least ambivalence, I would be found pleasing.	10
14	477	I hoped Grunt knew what he was doing.	10
15	201	I hoped that our reactions would not be evident to the Fleer, who was several yards away.	10

Book 18. (21 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	254	It has been my considered judgment that Canka, in doing this, had hoped to draw attention to the location, that he hoped by this device to attract others to the spot, who might free the lad, or perhaps to mark it for himself, that he might later, accepting exile and outlawry at the hands of the Isbu...	10
7	111	One might have hoped that, at this time, rather, in the bright afternoon, she would have been adorned and marched, clothed or unclothed, a rope on her neck, beside Canka's kaiila, he in his finery, that he might display her to the Isbu, and the other bands.	10
12	576	"I had feared, and hoped, it would be so," she said.	10
14	4	"I had hoped that it might be you, and others from your group".	10
17	120	I had hoped, of course, to convey this information to Canka.	10
27	42	This would tend to prevent, we hoped, not only swooping, talon attacks but also the close-quarters work of which the red savage, with his small bow, is fond.	10
33	105	This hurt me, for I had hoped that in Pumpkin, somewhere, perhaps deeply buried, was a man.	10
34	162	"We hoped you would lead us to food," he said.	10
37	434	In a few Ehn, as I had hoped, we heard again the two notes, as of the fleer.	10
42	54	That feather, I had hoped, would be even more meaningful, more terrifying, to the Kinyanpi than to Hci.	10
42	56	Belief in the medicine world, I hoped, would hold as potent a sway over the minds of the Kinyanpi as it seemed to over the minds of so many of the red savages, friends and foes alike.	10
42	66	I had hoped they would all retreat in terror.	10
43	193	She had hoped to trade on the affection which she knew he had once held for her.	10
43	372	I hoped that I had loosened it sufficiently.	10
44	881	"We had hoped that by now our business with them would have been concluded, but it has not been".	10
45	59	This should be a number large enough for our purposes and yet small enough, I hoped, to be dealt with effectively and decisively.	10
47	187	I hoped that he would spread alarms amongst them.	10
47	203	I had hoped that the mere appearance of the great black tarn would inspire terror in the Kinyanpi and that they would withdraw.	10
47	228	I hoped, of course, that the three men would be following me.	10
47	231	One by one the Kinyanpi, consecutively, as I had hoped, entered the cloud.	10
51	27	He had probably been following the warriors, conjecturing perhaps that the movements of such large numbers of men might have to do, in one way or another, with the projects of his peers, with whom, doubtless, he had hoped to resume contact.	10

Book 19. (38 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	481	I hoped this would not diminish my chances of meeting whatever requirements they might have in mind with respect to my acceptability.	10
2	45	"I had hoped I might qualify," I said.	10
2	261	I hoped I had not disappointed them.	10
2	263	I hoped that my responses had not jeopardized my chances for participation in whatever might be their intended projects.	10
2	281	I hoped they were not disappointed.	10
2	321	I hoped they did not realize what they were doing to me, or how they were making me feel.	10
3	68	I hoped I had not gone mad.	10
3	675	I hoped that he was not displeased.	10
4	167	I hoped that my condition was not evident to the stern, practical Ligurious, first minister of Corcyrus.	10
8	9	I hoped that Drusus Rencius could not smell my arousal.	10
8	469	I hoped that my need was not somehow evident, subtly so, in my appearance and behavior, perhaps through body cues.	10
8	470	I hoped, too, they could not smell it.	10
8	513	I hoped no one had noticed.	10
15	61	I, my head down, my hair about my neck and shoulders, hopefully tending to conceal the bareness of my neck, the absence there of a steel circlet, fell into step behind them, seemingly, I hoped, only another slave on her way back to her master.	10
15	109	I hoped that no man would decide to pull me out from among them.	10
15	244	I hoped they could not smell me.	10
15	426	I hoped that I would not freeze.	10
15	431	I hoped that the ropes would hold.	10
17	179	'" I hoped that this would flatter him.	10
19	142	I hoped he would not take the food from me.	10
19	318	I hoped that Speusippus was not displeased with me.	10
21	28	Also, of course, my sign would be confused, or I hoped it would, with that of other travelers.	10
23	335	I hoped I would look well in my collar.	10
23	336	I hoped I would look well in my brand.	10
23	341	I hoped it would not hurt too much to be branded.	10
26	428	I hoped that I had pleased the masters.	10
30	133	I hoped this might confuse the sleen.	10
31	555	He could not remember me that clearly, I hoped, from his appearance before me in the great hall, when I had sat upon the throne, or from the time when he had had me locked, naked, a captive, in a golden cage.	10
31	715	I hoped that I might please him.	10
31	716	Perhaps then, I hoped, he might set aside his suspicions, and keep me as what I was, only a slave, only another of his girls, perhaps hoping occasionally to be recollected, and summoned to his slave ring.	10
32	314	Can you not see it? Do you not want me? I hoped he would find me pleasing.	10
36	472	At least I hoped there was.	10
36	499	"So, too, am I!" "I had hoped you might be more," he said.	10
36	807	I hoped that he had not noticed.	10
36	811	I hoped he could not detect the signs in my body.	10
36	812	I hoped he could not smell me.	10
36	1021	I hoped he liked what he saw.	10
36	1390	"It was a bet which, in my heart, I hoped to lose," he said.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	304	"I had hoped to make a sale," he added.	10
12	417	I had hoped, of course, that the player might be able to help me with this sort of thing, that he, ideally, might be familiar with the ciphers, or their keys.	10
13	130	"I had hoped they would contain negotiable notes," I said.	10
13	237	I hoped this new offense, if offense it was, would not result in the withholding of food.	10
13	271	It seemed reasonable to suppose then that he had intended, or hoped, his own food gone, to steal some of mine, that to be accomplished while my attention was distracted by the passage of the Kur in the hall.	10
14	457	Its responses in this situation I assumed, I trusted, I hoped, would be activated almost exclusively by smell, and not by the smell of blood, or human, but by the smell of the pelt, by the pack odor.	10
16	800	As a reward for their part in my capture the Lady Yanina, as Boots had hoped, had arranged for their performances at the banquet.	10
18	296	This, I had hoped, would provide an emergency of such gravity that Belnar might be moved to see to the safekeeping of significant valuables.	10
19	14	If all went well I hoped to be able to use it in my plans.	10
21	370	"Please have mercy on a slave! Please do not kill me!" They had both hoped, doubtless, desperately, that we had all taken our leave.	10
21	532	"By now," I said, "I believe the papers which I sought, those whose security you had hoped to guarantee, have left the city".	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	40	Perhaps, in virtue of gifts of lands, they hoped to make them grateful, pledged allies.	10
5	473	I hoped she would be more careful of that in the future.	10
6	11	I hoped earnestly that if these dealings were found out that any penalties which might be involved, in particular, such things as torturings and impalements, would be visited upon the sutlers and not on their customers, and particularly not on folks who might be traveling with their customers.	10
6	70	I hoped we could arouse Mincon and Hurtha at least by noon.	10
7	29	This could well be dangerous! Why did you not listen to me? What if we should be set upon by brigands?" I hoped that would not happen, as I was not certain I could find my sword.	10
12	97	I hoped that the enemy, if there was one, would not now fall upon the camp like a storm.	10
16	547	Was it not appropriate that I permit her to do what she thought was expected of her, to raise and flutter defiantly, predictably, however reluctantly, for a moment, the futile, pathetic, meaningless little flag of the supposedly righteous free woman, to permit her to enact her pretense, to protect h...	10
25	831	I hoped that they would touch me.	10
26	21	I hoped so, for I might have need of them.	10
26	195	This was what I had hoped for.	10
26	1620	But she, of course, was a free woman, and one hoped to protect her modesty, at least to the extent to which I saw fit.	10

Book 22. (51 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	15	Thus I had hoped to put it from me, but I knew the thing had happened, that the words had been said, and had had their meaning, that which they had had at the time, and not necessarily that which I might now fervently desire to ascribe to them, and to such a man.	10
6	91	I hoped I would not be struck again.	10
6	351	I hoped I would not, now, be punished, after the wagon stopped, for some similar breach of beauty or decorum.	10
6	401	I did not think she was, really, as I might have hoped, an isolated aberration.	10
7	103	I hoped that I, too, might be too pretty for a peasant to afford.	10
8	269	I thought, and hoped, that perhaps I might be special to him, somehow, in some way, more so than others, as he was to me, he who was the loved, dreaded master of my heart.	10
9	56	I hoped he would not whip me for such curiosity.	10
9	60	I hoped that I would not be sold to a brothel or tavern.	10
9	158	I hoped they would not strike me or jab me with their sticks.	10
9	282	I hoped so.	10
9	412	I hoped he would not beat me, because the bids were now down to two.	10
10	274	I remembered in the slave wagon that several of the girls had hoped, desperately, not to be taken from this place.	10
10	275	They had hoped fervently, it seemed, to wear their collars here.	10
10	340	I hoped the object in which I was confined was strong.	10
10	354	I hoped I had not marked or cut myself in such a way that scar tissue might form, for I might be beaten for that.	10
11	76	I hoped he would take her to an alcove and put her through her paces! I heard the sound of a blow, probably with the back of a hand, and a cry of pain and saw, to one side, to the right, Ilene, struck back to her left thigh, looking up, frightened, at one of the men, now on his feet.	10
11	148	I hoped I would be found pleasing.	10
11	149	I hoped I would not be too much beaten.	10
11	188	She, too, was only a slave! I hoped that tonight some man would not be satisfied with her and would whip her well.	10
11	787	He hoped, I think, through me, to bring new and additional business to his tavern.	10
11	788	I hoped he would not be disappointed in me, as I did not want to be punished.	10
17	394	I hoped that my new master would permit me clothing, at least in public.	10
20	103	I hoped that my master's men had gone elsewhere.	10
21	17	I hoped that this was true.	10
21	59	I hoped, even in this time, even in these circumstances, that I might gain from him a moment or two of relief.	10
21	62	I hoped so.	10
24	98	I had hoped, on being presented, days ago, to the overseer, that he might find me of interest and keep me in his tent, as a personal slut.	10
24	296	That would be vengeance enough, I hoped, for such men.	10
25	34	I hoped not to be seen by one of the guards.	10
25	219	I hoped not.	10
25	223	I hoped not.	10
25	227	I supposed the matter had to do with the effect he hoped to achieve, perhaps like the silver shield.	10
25	234	I hoped that Tela did not expect me to finish it.	10
26	179	I hoped, wildly, that Mirus would not be in the camp of Pietro Vacchi.	10
26	180	I hoped he would have already set out for Brundisium.	10
26	242	I hoped that when the men were through with me, the others, and the master, Pietro Vacchi, that they would put me in a slave pen, preferably with other girls.	10
27	168	If I had been used for such a purpose I hoped that I had done well, and that Aulus would be satisfied.	10
27	170	I hoped that I had pleased him.	10
29	916	Hendow turned to defend Mirus, and did so, stopping the assailant, spitting him on his blade, but, in doing this, of course, as the bearded man had doubtless hoped, he had opened his own guard.	10
29	1518	I hoped the men could not smell me.	10
31	43	I hoped Tupita had cooked the food well! "Good," said Mirus, congratulating Tupita.	10
31	72	I hoped he could not smell me.	10
31	94	I hoped he did not intend to strangle me, or give the fiber to Mirus, that he might do so.	10
31	164	In this way, it seemed, they hoped that his wrath might be diverted to desire, and that in place of my blood he might be persuaded to accept in substitution something as simple as my beauty, and my total subjugation and conquest.	10
32	140	I hoped I had not been too bold.	10
33	10	I hoped he had not been dissatisfied.	10
33	12	I hoped I had not done too badly.	10
33	26	On the other hand, I hoped that he might now bind me not for the night but rather for the evening, either in such a way as merely to make clear to me that I was a slave, little more than a symbolic binding, or even in such a way that I should be utterly helpless to resist his attentions, whatever th...	10
34	432	I hoped that I might please him, as his slave.	10
34	626	I hoped he would not silence me, as he had before.	10
34	759	I hoped not to be beaten.	10

Book 23. (20 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	579	"Thus, by such means as provocative dress and habiliments, baring even her calves, hoping then to be taken for a lowly, beautiful, meaningless maid, by even refusing to cut her hair on behalf of the city's needs, an act by means of which she hoped to appear more attractive to strong men, more attrac...	10
7	17	The presence of these in his area, particularly given the nature of his preceding evening, we naturally hoped he would explain to himself in the most natural way possible.	10
9	33	"Your plans have not proceeded as you hoped?" she asked.	10
9	43	I had hoped, of course, somehow, ideally, to be able to enter Ar's Station on tarnback.	10
9	160	But in this they had not recently been as successful as they might have hoped, for they had been seized at the Crooked Tarn as debtor sluts.	10
9	272	I hoped this would work in my favor.	10
13	180	Too, days had passed and the hoped-for relief from Ar, the advance of which he had speculated might have precipitated so desperate and foolish a ruse, had not materialized.	10
15	176	There was, as I had hoped, a crust of bread in it.	10
15	544	Cosians would see you, you hoped, not in terms of politics, but merely in terms of loot.	10
15	1037	Perhaps she had hoped that she might be the sole survivor of the strike.	10
16	308	In this way, when the spear was placed in the mount, it would appear, I hoped, that the slave had been mounted on the spear.	10
17	104	On such a narrow path I hoped twenty men might hold against a thousand, for there the thousand could put against them no more than twenty.	10
17	252	I hoped to use his own fear against him, his unwillingness to release the ladder, but before I could push back enough, past the center of balance, he released one hand and twisted, hanging to a rung with his free hand.	10
21	264	Clearly she suspected, or hoped, and nothing had as yet occurred to gainsay this suspicion or hope, that they did not know she was already a slave, that she had only yesterday spoken self-irreversible words of self-enslavement on the upper battlements.	10
21	360	What would be the point of that, to protect Cosians from a mistake which they never had the opportunity to make?" "You hoped by your mode of dress, and such," said Aemilianus, "to conceal that you were of a caste on which vengeances might be visited, and thus to improve your chances of survival".	10
21	1413	I hoped that eventually, however, she might come into the keeping of a single master, to whom she would be a love slave.	10
24	25	At least I hoped it did.	10
24	136	I rather hoped for her sake that it was not.	10
24	499	I hoped not.	10
24	928	I was pleased to see his interest in her, as I hoped that she, or she and another, or she and the others, might distract him from his moody reflections.	10

Book 24. (26 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	126	I had hoped to find a woman in Teslit.	10
3	250	"I would have hoped so," he said.	10
3	621	I hoped, at least, there was nothing to fear.	10
17	255	The raft, I hoped, if any noticed it, might be taken, at least for the most part, as being adrift, as perhaps abandoned, as moving much of its own accord, with the current.	10
19	192	I had hoped it would take wing at my cries, or, surely, from the stones.	10
19	1045	She, like all females, hoped to be found pleasing by men.	10
28	575	I hoped that the madness of Labienus would not jeopardize our attempt to withdraw from the delta.	10
30	16	They would assume, I hoped, that fugitives would generally move directly north or south from the point at which the columns were stalled, attempting to free themselves of the dangers of the delta as swiftly as possible.	10
30	17	It would not occur to them, or I hoped it would not, that fugitives might, for a time, retrace their earlier, luckless routes, those presumably now closed off by rencers from them, those which had proved so disastrous for them.	10
31	216	I had hoped for something along these lines, but I had not dared to hope for anything this humbling to Ar, and yet in its way, so grand.	10
31	267	To be sure, it was not by means of the hard bread that I hoped to detain our young friend in the camp for a time.	10
31	452	I had hoped I might, in some degree, have mitigated the hazards of this transition in the case of Ina, should it ever occur.	10
32	72	I had even hoped that these areas would not be heavily patrolled.	10
36	27	Thirdly, and principally, I hoped to find my friend, Ephialtes, the sutler, in, or near, Brundisium, for he had been traveling with the expeditionary force.	10
36	29	After I had assured myself of the relative safety of Marcus and Ina, of course, it was my intention to venture to Torcadino, where I hoped to be able to convey intelligence of the affairs in the north to Dietrich of Tarnburg.	10
36	185	I hoped to arrive by nightfall.	10
40	79	Dietrich had hoped to give Ar time to arm, that she might counterbalance the forces of Cos, thus preventing the ascendancy of a single mighty force on the continent, an eventuality which, in his opinion, would have threatened the existence of the free companies, among which was his own, one of the l...	10
42	13	"I followed you, of course," said Marcus, "that I might render you assistance, for clearly you hoped to lure those who sought the female into sword trap".	10
42	14	"My friend," I said, "I had hoped not to involve you".	10
43	5	In this fashion, we hoped that anyone, at least the idly curious, would assume we had broken camp and departed eastward, presumably to make a junction with one of the delta roads.	10
44	70	I had hoped to reach our new camp and then return to the slave camp, to return Philomela to her keeper and retrieve Ina, all without incident.	10
44	73	Ina was not as safe as I had hoped.	10
46	369	Indeed, when I had started out for the camp this morning I had hoped to be able to conceal her in just such a fashion, and, hopefully, have her elude her pursuers, perhaps as a hooded girl in a slave wagon or a shaved-headed beauty bound for a shelf on a slave ship.	10
47	177	I hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance.	10
47	178	I hoped in this way to buy time.	10
48	67	This would also, I hoped, keep her far from those of Ar.	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	233	I hoped that my instruction to the girl had been of some use in bringing about this development, instruction primarily profitable to her with respect to her nature and its correct relationship to that of the male.	10
9	707	Have they not in their secret dreams always hoped for a man who would have this from them? They must please or be punished, as in their heart they wish.	10
9	709	Have they not always hoped for a man who would be this strong, so strong that he would, naturally and without a second thought, have this of them? They are in a thousand ways emotionally and sexually fulfilled.	10
10	196	He hoped for their advance.	10
10	356	We hoped she would profit from this lesson.	10
10	406	We hoped she would profit from her lesson.	10
15	30	In pretending to move the records, records from which the identities of the delta veterans might be obtained, to a place of safer keeping, he hoped to lure an attack by the Delta Brigade.	10
16	165	I hoped by this last question to lead the crowd to believe that the Delta Brigade was a determined, disciplined, extensive, well-organized force in Ar, one which might realistically inspire hope in the populace and fear in the forces of occupation.	10
17	262	I hoped not, at any rate, for the sake of the ponderous fellow.	10
18	325	I hoped that Marcus would not discourage him.	10
18	442	"Do you ask me, me, to do such a thing?" "We had hoped you might consider it," I said.	10
19	752	I had only wanted to call myself to his attention, and had hoped doubtless that he might sometimes be moved to take pity on a poor slave.	10
22	319	It had been all right for her to carry it in her hand, I had thought, when we had hoped that she would be able to deliver it almost immediately, say, behind the theater, but it seemed now she would have to wait a little, say, until our quarry reached Tarn Court, which, if I had anything to do with i...	10
25	404	"I had hoped you cared for me," he said.	10
25	406	"I had hoped you cared for me," he said.	10

Book 26. (46 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	486	I hoped I was not stupid.	10
4	487	I hoped that he did not think I was stupid.	10
4	505	Would he now think me stupid? I hoped not.	10
4	523	I hoped that he who was nearest to me did not think I was stupid.	10
5	53	I hoped so.	10
7	150	More than once I had, in my former places, bared it to a guard, in mute petition, calling thusly to his attention what I was and what I wanted from him, and what I hoped for from him, and what I needed from him, thusly pleading without words that he might deign to take pity upon me.	10
7	663	I hoped, desperately, that Aynur might believe the myth.	10
7	879	I hoped, in fear, that I had pleased him.	10
7	1028	At least I hoped so.	10
7	1043	"My passion, such as it might be, is reserved exclusively for he who holds total rights over me!" I hoped that Aynur would believe the myth.	10
8	594	Here I knew I was not important, but hoped that I might, sometime, mean at least a little to someone.	10
8	984	I hoped it would not be.	10
8	1057	I hoped the men would be kind here.	10
10	39	I hoped the man could hold it, if it were not.	10
10	42	I hoped the leash would not break.	10
10	296	I hoped it would not be disarranged.	10
10	396	Too, I hoped the rope would hold our weight.	10
10	734	I hoped it would be a pretty name.	10
10	873	I hoped he would not cuff me.	10
11	25	I hoped they knew their business.	10
11	295	I hoped that he found me of interest.	10
11	506	I now realized that I was not as special or important as I had thought I might be, or had hoped I might be.	10
12	866	I hoped this would not count as lying.	10
12	871	I hoped she would not hold this against me.	10
13	752	I hoped I would not be beaten for it.	10
13	1191	I hoped I might be given one later.	10
13	1195	I hoped that I might, in time, be adjudged not only worthy of a blanket, but even of a kennel, for there were five such, and two were empty.	10
14	850	A little later I had often heard them conversing among themselves eagerly, looking forward to their sales, discussing what they hoped for in the way of masters.	10
14	910	"I had hoped for something more aristocratic, more prestigious".	10
14	1561	It gave access, by means of a bridge, to an area in which I had hoped I might obtain certain information.	10
14	1680	It was here I had hoped to find the answer to one of the questions which afflicted me.	10
14	1681	One day I hoped I might do so.	10
16	279	I hoped desperately that he might find me pleasing.	10
16	441	I hoped not to offend him.	10
24	679	But, I hoped, no more, no more! She, too, was a slave! Doubtless she would be in the same collar and chain that I had worn.	10
29	289	What I had feared, what I had hoped, had come true! He regarded the slave, puzzled, she kneeling, head down, before him.	10
36	4	The leader of the strangers had hoped to follow the dark passages, the extinguished lamps indicating the path taken by the prisoner but, at a joining of several passages, it was seen that the lamps of each were still lit, dimly flickering into the distance, thus giving no indication which, if any, m...	10
37	566	The peasant, I recalled, was not likely to waste quarrels on slaves, at least according to the speculations of the pit master, which speculations I fervently hoped were sound.	10
38	138	I hoped the master, the guard, for whom I labored would be pleased.	10
38	206	She had hoped, I was sure, that the first guard would win.	10
38	290	I hoped the guard for whom I labored would be pleased.	10
42	68	I hoped, of course, that this might prove to be an ordinary, if unusually daring, case of slave theft.	10
42	74	Indeed, I welcomed the prospect for I hoped that it would, sooner or later, bring me within the grasp of a master who would know how to handle me, and would do so, with audacity and command.	10
44	104	I hoped that he would be kind.	10
45	13	I hoped rather now only that I would be permitted to live.	10
45	128	I hoped I had not placed my life in jeopardy by my admission that I was cognizant of his identity.	10

Book 27. (43 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	128	Ellen hoped that that was true, and hoped, too, that it was not true.	10
4	182	How she wanted to win his smile, to impress him! She hoped that no one who knew her, particularly ideological colleagues, would see her thus, before this large, powerful male, trying to please him.	10
4	208	She had not seemed as dismayed as the older woman had hoped she would be.	10
8	12	She hoped so, fervently.	10
11	585	Did they understand that even small labors, like clearing a table, might be performed beautifully, gracefully? Did they understand that anytime, at their various activities, even, say, during their day, at their various forms of work, or play, or whatever, they might be beautiful, and graceful, and ...	10
11	609	Who would not find a slave of interest, particularly one such as she? How boldly and with what pleasure men now looked upon her! Too, she now expected to be so viewed and hoped that she would be so viewed.	10
11	636	She hoped that it had not been obvious, in the subdued light of the room.	10
11	895	Could he be jealous of another man's interest in her? Surely she hoped so.	10
11	957	Indeed, she hoped that he would simply take her and work his will upon her, a will she longed to satisfy.	10
12	81	She hoped she had not been too rough with it, in her fear of Gart.	10
13	98	How often on Earth she had entertained, however guiltily, the secret, fascinating, delicious thought of being owned, of being the helpless, rightless slave of a powerful, uncompromising master! How fearfully, and eagerly, she would have tried to please him, in all ways! She might have hoped for a ca...	10
13	110	She hoped soon to serve a master, and that it would be Mirus.	10
13	266	To be sure, how could he have hoped to make a catch when the girls were hidden by the laundry, protected by the lines, could take refuge under the racks, and such? Ellen was now on her knees amidst the lines, her hands lifted, as though she might fend away blows.	10
13	558	She thought that that was silly, but she hoped that she would bring a good price, and, certainly, one superior to that which might have been garnered by Nelsa.	10
15	54	Certainly she hoped so.	10
15	70	She hoped Mirus was pleased with her.	10
15	276	But how could a lady reveal her most intimate thoughts and feelings, particularly if they were of such a kind? What would he think? Must he not then hold her in contempt? Must he not then be shocked? Must he not then despise her? How could he respect her if he knew she wanted to kneel, that she love...	10
16	34	She hoped that it was Saturday, for on Saturdays she had no classes.	10
16	208	She hoped that she would not be burned.	10
16	639	She had hoped that he might respond in such a way as to give away the joke of her master.	10
16	1179	She hoped she would not be cuffed.	10
17	177	Ellen hoped that she could become such a barbarian.	10
20	58	She hoped she would not faint in the heat.	10
20	929	It was not much, but it was surely something, and Targo, a professional slaver, had paid it, and so, doubtless, had hoped to make a profit on her, perhaps of as much as five tarsks.	10
22	631	She hoped fervently that Louise, sent out before her, had now returned successfully, having finished up the entire matter.	10
24	418	Her beauty, she hoped, might save her, compensating to a significant extent for her ignorance of slave dance.	10
25	790	Ellen hoped the buyers did not take that too seriously.	10
26	398	She hoped he could not smell her need.	10
26	908	"I beg to give you such pleasures, and a thousand other intimate, and beautiful, and precious pleasures, my Master, no limit of pleasure for you, for I am yours, but I beg you, do not ask me to so serve! Not others! Recall that I was not only a woman of Earth, but a lady, a lady of Earth!" She hoped...	10
26	999	She hoped she had done well.	10
26	1316	Ellen hoped she would be neither left behind nor abandoned on the road.	10
26	1519	She hoped she would not be beaten.	10
26	1612	The sight of her helplessly bound in such cords, she hoped, might please him.	10
27	1472	And have not strong men always made slaves of their female prisoners? Is this not what she has hoped for? Were her provocations not intended, though she may have scarcely understood this at the time, to bring her to this very fate? Conquered, she, as other fair antagonists, awaits her brand and coll...	10
27	2422	She hoped they did not bring Gorean women to Earth, particularly slave girls, for that would be much like bringing lovely, warm-blooded, delicate creatures, vulnerable, natural and loving, to a wasteland, an arctic locale inimical to passion, a desert hostile to love.	10
27	2442	She hoped that, if she survived, he would not kill her, that he would do no more than beat and sell her.	10
27	2582	She hoped that this placatory behavior might avert his wrath, perhaps even save her life.	10
28	68	She hoped she would not be beaten in the morning.	10
29	111	She hoped that she had not hesitated too long before doing so.	10
29	216	In this way she hoped to put Selius Arconious off his guard, and divert his wrath.	10
30	45	She had been ordered to make herself up, in the bedroom, and she had done so, she hoped with taste.	10
30	198	She hoped he could not smell her need, her raw, naked slave's need.	10
30	268	"I had hoped Master had forgotten!" she said.	10

Book 28. (20 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	124	"We hoped that Grendel might be acceptable to your species, being taken, in effect, as human, and might well serve us in our relationships with humans, as an intermediary".	10
8	174	"We had hoped you would be".	10
13	40	Cabot did not expect them to understand Gorean, but he had hoped that they would respond with something which would indicate at least that they were speeched.	10
14	43	Too, he might have hoped that after a suitable interval his colleagues' work might prove unnecessary, for Cabot might in the meantime have succumbed to other terrors of the forest, presumably wild beasts of one sort or another, perhaps even to those dangerous prey animals of his own species.	10
16	98	Cabot hoped that Kurii would infer that she was guiltless in this trap, and was no more than a hapless, blameless tool in an unexpected stratagem.	10
18	87	The height, he hoped, and her silence, would protect her from predators, of various sorts.	10
33	3	"I hoped she would return," said Grendel.	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
54	8	"More so than I had hoped," said Cabot.	10
61	211	I only hoped then that a fellow would not be involved whose name consisted of three syllables, as well, and my heart sank, when I learned her accoster was named Cestiphon.	10
64	57	It had only recently become clear to Cestiphon that Flavion had put him to use, to further his own ends, to bring Lord Grendel hurriedly to the assistance of the Lady Bina, thus betraying his concern for a traitress, and, thus, he hoped, undermining and compromising his position in the camp.	10
64	89	It is true she had betrayed Peisistratus and Arcesilaus to Lord Agamemnon long ago but the profit she had hoped to accrue from that act had been persuasive, and, of course, although this consideration would do little to mitigate or extenuate the treachery of her act, it might be recalled that she wa...	10
70	11	The sleen had grasped Cabot's intention, as he had hoped.	10
77	265	Thus, in a way, Cabot hoped to protect his friend.	10
79	162	He hoped to see her dance, later.	10
79	245	Cabot hoped she would soon return to the feast, as he did not think that she had, as yet, informed another slave that he was to be served wine.	10
79	293	She might not then, she hoped, be sold, or gambled away, perhaps this very night.	10
79	296	But how the whip hurt! If he cared to admonish her in the future, she hoped he would be content, at least for the most part, to use a stroke or two of the switch, as had the girls in the pleasure cylinder, charged with improving her Gorean.	10
79	361	She was naked in the firelight, and moving, in such a way she hoped might be found acceptable.	10
80	251	"We hoped you would be pleased," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10

Book 29. (24 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	218	Might we have hoped that our labors on the Steel World had pleased, or, at least, appeased, Priest-Kings? Could such forms of life be mollified? And could they not then have been satisfied, at last, and have seen fit, in their wisdom, to free us from their interests? Certainly we had, or some of us,...	10
3	202	There had been a woman, Elizabeth Cardwell, whom I, for her own good, had hoped to rescue from the perils of Gor, and return to Earth, but she had fled with the tarn, to escape that fate.	10
5	689	And these fellows, I thought, were the very fellows from whom she might have hoped succor, for it had been blades such as theirs which had placed her upon, and protected her upon, the usurped throne of Ar.	10
7	152	I hoped our business in the area could be finished before the onset of winter.	10
7	211	I hoped she had found it instructive.	10
8	74	I hoped he spoke Gorean.	10
14	100	Such a net, well cast, I hoped, might entangle an enemy tarn or its rider in the sky, interfering with the bird's flight or the rider's capacity to engage.	10
15	249	I hoped he would have the common sense to be strong with her.	10
18	221	Such a sensitive and delicate gentleman, and particularly one so important, I hoped, at the first sign of trouble, would have been hurried to a location of safety, and a guard set about him to protect his person.	10
18	475	I hoped that Pertinax, from his absurd conditioning on Earth, would not scorn her for her vitality, and needs.	10
19	229	Shortly, even before the third fire was burning, there was movement within the stable as I had hoped and several foes, concealed within, realizing their danger, and the greater danger of morning, rushed outward, to slip away before the entire area might be illuminated.	10
19	329	I hoped that Saru was still alive.	10
20	172	As I had hoped, his cohorts, mercenaries, as well, would be more willing to act on my offer than Licinius himself.	10
22	494	I hoped her master, Lord Nishida, would now permit her hair to grow.	10
22	695	There was a quiet menace in his tone, and I hoped that the slave was aware of that.	10
24	36	These were the same fellows whom I had suspected at the feast, whom I had hoped to precede to the tent of the daimyo.	10
26	262	When it became clear that Marlenus had indeed returned, he recognized by some meaningless female slave in the city, and that the rising would be successful, we took our way to the height of the Central Cylinder, from which point we hoped to either escape or negotiate our way to freedom, turning the ...	10
28	112	I hoped we would soon halt for the night.	10
28	473	I hoped not.	10
32	92	"We hoped," said Aëtius, "that it would be thus".	10
35	90	"We hoped you would not hear of this," said Lord Nishida.	10
38	395	I hoped they understood the luxury of their quarters.	10
42	27	I hoped they could hear me, if they were truly there.	10
43	192	I hoped that Lords Okimoto and Nishida understood the nature of their new sword.	10

Book 30. (5 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	1546	It seemed she had hoped to be given a beautiful name, and had long hoped that a particular name, one which much appealed to her, would be given to her.	10
9	327	Certainly they had not hoped to stand against united Pani, loyal to their lords, and better than a thousand men who might have been armed and brought into the fray from below.	10
9	328	No, they would have hoped to strike swiftly, seize the mounts, and then, before resistance could be mustered, make good their escape.	10
9	332	Mutineers, I later learned, had been killing one another to attain the saddle of a tarn, many presumably having hoped to buy that place with steel, when, unfortunately for them, the ship's loyalist forces, Pani and others, rallied and came to the first tarn hold.	10
10	37	I hoped I could respond when my watch was called.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	115	Night after night! But my manacle was removed and I must hurry to serve others! It was always others! Others! I have never forgotten your touch, what it was to be at your feet! Had you forgotten me? Had I been insufficiently pleasing! I hoped, so hoped, again and again, that you would come again to ...	10