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Incidentally

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	36	Torm's English, incidentally, was spoken with a Gorean accent.	10
3	111	Incidentally, when one speaks of food in general, one always speaks of Sa-Tassna.	10
3	132	Earth origin, incidentally, was not a part of the First Knowledge, though it was of the Second.	10
3	202	Incidentally, speaking of the crossbow and longbow, I did receive some instruction in them, but not much.	10
4	88	The Lower Castes, incidentally, commonly believe that the names of the High Castes are actually use-names and that the High Castes conceal their real names.	10
9	4	It is interesting, incidentally, that in the Gorean language, the word for stranger is the same as the word for enemy.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	17	The purpose, incidentally, of the brief garment of the female slave is not simply to mark out the girl in bondage but, in exposing her charms, to make her, rather than her free sister, the favored object of raids on the part of roving tarnsmen.	10
20	60	Chronology, incidentally, is the despair of scholars on Gor, for each city keeps track of time by virtue of its own Administrator Lists; for example, a year is referred to as the Second Year when so-and-so was Administrator of the city.	10
20	62	If the High Initiate of Ar should ever succeed in extending his hegemony over the High Initiates of rival cities, a hegemony which he claims he possesses already incidentally, a unified calendar might be introduced.	10
24	147	Trained infantry, incidentally, might move rapidly through the streets of a city with shields locked over their heads, much in the fashion of the Roman testudo, but this formation requires discipline and precision, martial virtues not to be expected in high degree of the rebels of Tharna.	10

Book 3. (19 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	17	The title Outlaw of Gor, incidentally, is mine, not Cabot's.	10
1	21	An account, incidentally, of how I came into possession of the ms.	10
1	54	The fairs, incidentally, are governed by Merchant Law and supported by booth rents and taxes levied on the items exchanged.	10
1	82	This, incidentally, is one of the more frequent causes of war among these cities.	10
6	27	On Gor, incidentally, chairs have special significance, and do not often occur in private dwellings.	10
6	42	The position of the Pleasure Slave, incidentally, differs from the position of both the free woman and the Tower Slave.	10
6	45	In all these kneeling positions, incidentally, even that of the Pleasure Slave, the Gorean woman carries herself well; her back is straight and her chin is high.	10
7	40	It is, incidentally, a beautiful language; it can be as subtle as Greek; as direct as Latin; as expressive as Russian; as rich as English; as forceful as German.	10
9	5	This harsh treatment, incidentally, when she is thought to deserve it, may even be inflicted on a Free Companion, in spite of the fact that she is free and usually much loved.	10
10	26	The number of familiar, common English phonemes, incidentally, is in the neighborhood of fifty.	10
10	33	I was told, incidentally, that the language of the Priest-Kings does possess more morphemes than English but I do not know if the report is truthful or not, for Priest-Kings tend to be somewhat touchy on the matter of any comparisons, particularly those to their disadvantage or putative disadvantage...	10
10	36	The translator tapes, incidentally, are approximately the same size, but this is no help, since the tapes represent pairings of approximate equivalents, and there are several English morphemes not translatable into the language of Priest-Kings, and, as I learned, morphemes in their language for whic...	10
11	33	Hunger, incidentally, is indicated by an acidic exudate which forms at the edges of the jaws giving them a certain moist appearance; thirst, interestingly enough, is indicated by a certain stiffness in the appendages, evident in their movements, and by a certain brownish tarnish that seems to infect...	10
11	35	The translator, incidentally, supposing it to be turned on, would provide only the translation of what was said, and the words, unless the volume control was manipulated during the message, would always occur at the same sound level.	10
13	12	Scent-dots, incidentally, are arranged in rows constituting a geometrical square, and are read beginning with the top row from left to right, then right to left, and then left to right and so on again.	10
13	29	Their basic mathematics, incidentally, begins with ordinal and not cardinal numbers, and the mathematics of cardinal numbers is regarded as a limiting case imposed on more intuitively acceptable ordinalities.	10
14	81	I was in the Nest, incidentally, for more than five weeks before I could even vaguely detect the odor difference which seemed so significant to Misk.	10
14	108	Washing-booths, incidentally, are found in all Mul-cases and often, for convenience, along the tunnels and in public places, such as plazas, shaving-parlors, pellet-dispensaries, and fungus commissaries.	10
33	93	The words for "stranger" and "enemy" in Gorean, incidentally, are the same word.	10

Book 4. (34 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	The Cartius River incidentally, mentioned earlier, was named for the direction it lies from the city of Ar.	10
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
2	75	The years, incidentally, are not numbered by the Wagon Peoples, but given names, toward their end, based on something or other which has occurred to distinguish the year.	10
3	127	Both of these claims are, of course, mistaken, and the Ubars of the Wagon Peoples know well each wagon and the number of branded beasts in the various herds; each herd is, incidentally, composed of several smaller herds, each watched over by its own riders.	10
5	16	The Tuchuk, incidentally, like others of the Wagon Peoples, prays only when mounted, only when in the saddle and with weapons at hand; he prays to the sky not as a slave to a master, nor a servant to a god, but as a warrior to a Ubar; the women of the Wagon Peoples, it might be mentioned, are not pe...	10
5	62	The sides of the wagon box, incidentally, are, here and there, perforated for arrow ports, for the small horn bow of the Wagon Peoples can be used to advantage not only from the back of a kaiila but, like the crossbow, from such cramped quarters.	10
6	87	She was a captive female, and must, naturally, submit to her assessment as prize; she must also be, incidentally, examined for weapons; a dagger or poisoned needle is often concealed in the clothing of free women.	10
6	124	I did not tell her that I was, incidentally, keenly interested—for my own reasons—in learning the answer to her question.	10
8	38	The Wagon Peoples sometimes are also willing to barter silks to the Turians, but commonly they keep these for their own slave girls, who wear them in the secrecy of the wagons; free women, incidentally, among the Wagon Peoples are not permitted to wear silk; it is claimed by those of the Wagons, del...	10
8	108	I supposed that on the morrow Kamchak would call for the Tuchuk Iron Master, to brand what he called his little barbarian; the brand of the Tuchuk slave, incidentally, is not the same as that generally used in the cities, which, for girls, is the first letter of the expression Kajira in cursive scri...	10
8	461	But he had not; the fine little Turian wench who had been able to bite the neck of the kaiila, thereby risking her life incidentally, had seen to that.	10
9	20	I say "in effect" because the fairs are nominally under the direction of a committee of the Caste of Initiates, which, however, largely contents itself with its ceremonies and sacrifices, and is only too happy to delegate the complex management of those vast, commercial phenomena, the Sardar Fairs, ...	10
9	31	There are few thieves, incidentally, on Gor.	10
10	211	It might be mentioned, incidentally, that without the Courage Scar one may not, among the Tuchuks, pay court to a free woman, own a wagon, or own more than five bosk and three kaiila.	10
10	297	The selection of the girls, incidentally, is determined by judges in their city, or of their own people, in Turia by members of the Caste of Physicians who have served in the great slave houses of Ar; among the wagons by the masters of the public slave wagons, who buy, sell and rent girls, providing...	10
10	298	The public slave wagons, incidentally, also provide paga.	10
10	394	When more than one wish to fight for a given woman, incidentally, the Turians decide this by rank and prowess, the Wagon Peoples by scars and prowess.	10
10	450	The warrior of the Wagon Peoples does not use the short sword, probably because such a weapon could not be optimally used from the saddle of the kaiila; the saber, incidentally, which would be somewhat more effective from kaiilaback, is almost unknown on Gor; its role, I gather, is more than fulfill...	10
10	452	Most quivas, incidentally, are wrought in the smithies of Ar.	10
10	454	The saber, incidentally, is not only unpopular among the Wagon Peoples but among the warriors of Gor generally; it is regarded as being too long and clumsy a weapon for the close, sharp combat so dear to the heart of the warrior of the cities; further it is not of much use from the saddle of a tarn ...	10
10	456	Incidentally, Turian warriors, in order to have the opportunity to slay a foe, as well as acquire his woman, customarily choose as the weapon of combat in these encounters, buckler and dagger, ax and buckler, dagger and whip, ax and net, or the two daggers, with the reservation that the quiva, if us...	10
12	219	Among Gorean musicians, incidentally, czehar players have the most prestige; there was only one in this group, I noted, and he was their leader; next follow the flutists and then the players of the kalika; the players of the drums come next; and the farthest fellow down the list is the man who keeps...	10
13	143	The animals sacrificed, incidentally, are later used for food, so the Omen Taking, far from being a waste of animals, is actually a time of feasting and plenty for the Wagon Peoples, who regard the Omen Taking, provided it results that no Ubar San is to be chosen, as an occasion for gaiety and festi...	10
13	203	The "w" sound, incidentally, is a complex one, and, like many such sounds, is best learned only during the brief years of childhood when a child's linguistic flexibility is at its maximum—those years in which it might be trained to speak any of the languages of man with native fluency—...	10
13	206	I had, incidentally, after the first few days, refused to speak English to her, thinking it would be more desirable for her to learn to speak, think and hear in Gorean as rapidly as possible.	10
15	14	There was no problem of water in the city, incidentally, for Turia's waters are supplied by deep, tile-lined wells, some of them hundreds of feet deep; there are also siege reservoirs, filled with the melted snows of the winter, the rains of the spring.	10
16	29	Two ropes led to the drum, a small rope to control its filling, and a large one to support it; the large rope, incidentally, has a core of chain; the rope itself, existing primarily to protect the chain, is treated with a waterproof glue made from the skins, bones and hoofs of bosk, secured by trade...	10
16	71	The Turian wells, incidentally, have no raised wall, but are, save for a rim of about two inches in height, flat with the level.	10
19	36	Besides several of the flower trees there were also some Ka-la-na trees, or the yellow wine trees of Gor; there was one large-trunked, reddish Tur tree, about which curled its assemblage of Tur-Pah, a vinelike tree parasite with curled, scarlet, ovate leaves, rather lovely to look upon; the leaves o...	10
21	259	The narrow column, and probably the Tuchuk spacing, a Hundred and then the space for a Hundred, open, and then another Hundred, and so on, tends to narrow the front of dust, and the spaces between Hundreds give time for some of the dust to dissipate and also, incidentally, to rise sufficiently so th...	10
22	66	Incidentally, Gorean coins are not made to be stacked and accordingly, because of the possible depth of the relief and the consequent liberties accorded to the artist, the Gorean coin is almost always more beautiful than the machine-milled, flat, uniform coins of Earth.	10
22	67	Some Gorean coins are drilled, incidentally, to allow stringing, the coins of Tharna, for example; Turian coins, and most others, are not.	10
23	4	A tarn can, incidentally, without difficulty, carry a knotted rope of seven to ten men.	10

Book 5. (26 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	132	No one watching was much impressed, incidentally, that the Player was blind and yet remembering each move and the complexities of the board.	10
4	118	"Incidentally," said he, "Killer".	10
5	14	The small, heavy lock on a girl's slave collar, incidentally, may be of several varieties, but almost all are cylinder locks, either of the pin or disk variety.	10
5	15	In a girl's collar lock there would be either six pins or six disks, one each, it is said, for each letter in the Gorean word for female slave, Kajira; the male slave, or Kajirus, seldom has a locked collar; normally a band of iron is simply hammered about his neck; often he works in chains, usually...	10
5	610	There are twelve twenty-five day Gorean months, incidentally, in most of the calendars of the various cities.	10
6	104	The Home Stone, incidentally, is not officially a piece of the game, as it cannot capture, though it can move one square at a time; further, it might be of interest to note that it is not on the board at the beginning of play, but must be placed on the board on or before the seventh move, which plac...	10
7	47	Tarn baskets, incidentally, in which I had never before ridden, are of many different sizes and varieties, depending on the function for which they are intended.	10
8	28	My knee, incidentally, also hurt.	10
9	13	Slavers are angry, incidentally, when a city does fall, for then the market is likely to be depressed for months, due to the influx of new slaves, sometimes numbered in the thousands.	10
9	39	Female slaves, incidentally, are always sold barefoot.	10
10	32	On the way down the stairs to the lower portions of the cylinder, several floors of which, incidentally, are below ground level, we passed the office of Caprus.	10
11	6	The expression "The Iron Pens," incidentally, generally refers to all of the subterranean retention facilities in the house of a slaver, not simply cages, but pits, steel drums, wall chains and such; it is the name of an area, on the whole, rather than a literal description of the nature of the only...	10
12	28	The Warriors who flanked the Administrator and High Initiate, incidentally, were Taurentians, members of the palace guard, an elite corps of swordsmen and bowmen, carefully selected, specially trained, independent of the general military organizations of the city.	10
12	105	The same perches that are used in starting the race, incidentally, are the perches which the tarns will take after the race.	10
12	107	I noted that two of the tarns in this race were not of given factions, but were the property of private owners, not associated with the faction corporations; their riders, similarly, were not faction riders; the rider, incidentally, is quite as important as the bird, for an experienced rider often m...	10
13	226	Mip was a chipper fellow, and a bit dapper considering his caste and his close-cropped hair, for his brown leather was shot with green streaks, and he wore a Tarn Keeper's cap with a greenish tassel; most Tarn Keepers, incidentally, crop their hair short, as do most Metal Workers; work in the tarnco...	10
15	147	The staff, incidentally, had been increased in the last month, largely due to the increasing number of slaves being processed by the House but perhaps also, in part, in preparation for the approaching spring, which is the busiest season on the Street of Brands, for then, after the winter, slave raid...	10
15	309	It is, incidentally, one of the perquisites of employment in the house of a slaver that a member of the guard or staff may ask for, and generally receive, the use of whatever Red Silk Girls he pleases.	10
15	400	The Slavers, incidentally, are of the Merchant Caste, though, in virtue of their merchandise and practices, their robes are different.	10
15	405	Many castes, incidentally, have branches and divisions.	10
16	214	This fee, incidentally, can be levied even against older factions if their last season is a very poor one; moreover, a number of substandard seasons, even for an established faction, will result in the loss, permanently or for a ten-year period, of their rights on the track.	10
16	223	Neither of them, incidentally, had ever seemed much taken aback by the fact that I commonly wore the black of the Assassin.	10
18	209	Initiates, incidentally, are not permitted by their caste codes to bear arms; nor are they permitted to injure or kill; accordingly, they hire men for these purposes.	10
19	2	The Love Feast, incidentally, as I may have mentioned, occupies the full five days of the Fifth Passage Hand, occurring late in summer.	10
24	114	The palace guard, I had learned from Hup, would be, on a staggered basis, rotated, in order that the honor of serving the Ubar would be more broadly distributed, and, further, presumably, that no given faction of men could come, in time, to dominate the guards; the pay of the guards, incidentally, w...	10
24	124	The hair of the female state slave of Ar, incidentally, is normally cut rather short and brushed back around the head; the common slave girl, on the other hand, normally has rather long hair, which is unbound.	10

Book 6. (22 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	It is the height of a tall man; its back, away from the bowman, is flat; its belly, facing the bowman, is half-rounded; it is something like an inch and a half wide and an inch and a quarter thick at the center; it has considerable force and requires considerable strength to draw; many men, incident...	10
1	32	Peasants, incidentally, are seldom, except in emergencies, utilized in the armed forces of a city; this is a further reason why their weapon, the long bow, is less known in the cities, and among warriors, than it deserves to be.	10
1	35	Further, the heavy, bronze-headed spear and the short, double-edged steel sword are traditionally regarded as the worthy, and prime, weapons of the Gorean fighting man, he at least who is a true fighting man; and, similarly traditionally, archers, who slay from a distance, not coming to grips with t...	10
1	85	Rence paper is, incidentally, not the only type of writing material used on Gor.	10
2	34	In Gorean, incidentally, the word for stranger and enemy are the same.	10
3	13	Incidentally, when the island is to be moved under siege conditions, divers leave the island by means of the wells and, in groups of two and three, attempt to cut a path in the direction of escape; such divers, of course, often fall prey to underwater predators and to the spears of enemies, who thru...	10
7	54	These anchor-hooks, incidentally, are a great deal lighter than the anchors used in the long galleys, and the round ships.	10
9	96	In Port Kar, incidentally, there are none of the towers often encountered in the northern cities of Gor.	10
10	26	The Weight and the Stone, incidentally, are standardized throughout the Gorean cities by Merchant Law, the only common body of law existing among the cities.	10
10	34	Normally, incidentally, in giving measures, the Earth foot, unless otherwise specified, should be understood.	10
10	63	Many of the captains, incidentally, were client to one Ubar or another.	10
10	145	A war ship going into battle, incidentally, always takes its mast down and stores its sail below decks.	10
10	157	A captain next to me snorted, "Give the pulley-makers the wage of oar-makers, and sawyers will want the wages of carpenters, and carpenters of shipwrights!" All who do skilled work in the arsenal, incidentally, are free men.	10
10	159	The wages of a sail-maker, incidentally, are four copper tarn disks per day, those of a fine shipwright, hired by the Council of Captains, as much as a golden tarn disk per day.	10
10	274	The fighting ship, incidentally, the long ship, the ram-ship, has never been, to my knowledge, in Port Kar, or Cos, or Tyros, or elsewhere on Gor, rowed by slaves; the Gorean fighting ship always has free men at the oars.	10
10	291	The wardens are also responsible, incidentally, for managing and improving the woods.	10
10	299	Port Kar is, incidentally, completely dependent on the northern timber.	10
11	54	Several of the pages, incidentally, and some of the scribes had also fled through that door.	10
14	49	They, while rowing, are protected, incidentally, by a parapet fixed on the rowing frame.	10
14	134	These twelve ships, including the Dorna, incidentally, were my swiftest.	10
17	47	The predesignation of fighting pairs, incidentally, and my injunctions to refuse to engage singly if possible, even withdrawing from equal odds, I am told, was new in Gorean naval warfare, though the pairing principle, on a more informal basis, is as old as the triangle tactic, which may be remember...	10
18	438	There are, incidentally, seven letters in the most common Gorean expression for female slave, Kajira.	10

Book 7. (15 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	165	It, too, incidentally, is equipped for light-camouflage and radar-screening".	10
7	402	A Gorean slave, incidentally, always addresses free men as "Master," and all free women as "Mistress".	10
8	350	These were not pleasant days, incidentally, for the new girl, Rena of Lydius.	10
8	802	The northern girls, incidentally, were very skilled at this game.	10
10	324	"It was, incidentally, much less expensive".	10
11	154	Girls, incidentally, do not care to be boarded.	10
11	613	Lana and I, incidentally, were, by general admission, and the indications of our instructor, the finest of the slaves in our lot.	10
11	1246	Most slave girls, incidentally, fear free women greatly.	10
11	1249	Incidentally, we also learned our own responsiveness to certain signals.	10
12	498	"It was I, incidentally," I informed her, "who, in Ko-ro-ba, first cried out to the slave girls to strike you.	10
13	201	This, incidentally, is a standard Gorean practice.	10
14	417	After a time, incidentally, the former Gorean free woman, while doubtless remaining sensitive to her nudity in public, if it is required of her, no longer misses the veil.	10
14	424	One justification, incidentally, aside from a greater splendor of garmenture, and a greater dignity, and such, for the discrepancy between the garmenture of the free woman and the slave is that the difference is designed to lessen the dangers of predation amongst free women, and divert the acquisiti...	10
14	438	Most cities do not, incidentally, organize such lamentations.	10
16	284	This is, incidentally, extremely sexually stimulatory to her.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	45	The governance of Lydius, under the Merchants, incidentally, is identical to that of the exchange islands, or free islands, in Thassa.	10
4	435	"Incidentally," I said, that Sarpedon not be cheated of his dues, "I have seen this Tana before, in Ar.	10
11	38	Players, incidentally, are free to travel where they wish on the surface of Gor, no matter what might be their city.	10
11	269	Incidentally, brilliant and imaginative women, particularly if beautiful and high-born, are avidly sought in Gorean slave markets.	10
12	96	A woman who has once been slave, incidentally, often wishes to kiss and touch again in the shadow of the slave ring.	10
14	135	Another common expression for a female slave, incidentally, the initial of which, in cursive script, is sometimes used to mark a girl, is Sa-Fora, which means, rather literally, Chain Daughter.	10
15	318	One key, incidentally, serves for an entire set of ankle rings and locking devices.	10
18	73	Each, incidentally, following a standard Gorean slave-keeping procedure under such circumstances, was tightly gagged at night.	10
18	458	Their sails, incidentally, are square, rather than triangular, like the lateen-rigged ships of the south.	10
22	700	The Goreans do not believe, incidentally, that the human being is a simple function of the independent variables of his environment.	10

Book 9. (27 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	74	Such halls, incidentally, are often adorned with rich carvings.	10
2	111	Incidentally, it is a teaching of the Initiates that only Initiates can obtain eternal life.	10
2	117	No female, incidentally, may become an Initiate.	10
2	214	The temple, incidentally, is oriented to the Sardar.	10
2	217	These are no pictures or representations of Priest-Kings within the temple, incidentally, or, as far as I know, elsewhere on Gor.	10
3	304	All men of Torvaldsland, incidentally, even if otherwise unarmed, carry a knife at their master belt.	10
4	85	The Spring Equinox, incidentally, is also used for the New Year by the Rune-Priests of the North, who keep the calendars of Torvaldsland.	10
10	100	Southern girls, incidentally, in my opinion, though scarcely as worked as their northern sisters in bondage, a function of the economic distinction between the farm and city, are often worked, and worked hard, particularly if they have not pleased their masters.	10
10	108	Incidentally, for what it is worth, though the southern girl is, I expect, worked less hard than the northern girl, who is commonly kept on an isolated farm, she is more often than her northern sister put to the switch or whip; I think she lives under a harsher discipline; southern masters are harde...	10
10	314	We saw thralls, too, in the crowd, and rune-priests, with long hair, in white robes, a spiral ring of gold on their left arms, about their waist a bag of omen chips, pieces of wood soaked in the blood of the sacrificial bosk, slain to open the Thing; these chips are thrown like dice, sometimes sever...	10
10	317	The Forkbeard had brought one thrall with him, the young man, Tarsk, who, even now, followed in the retinue of the Forkbeard; it was thought that if the Forkbeard should purchase a crate of sleen fur or a chest of bog iron the young man, on his shoulders, might then bear it back to our tent, pitched...	10
10	336	No judge, incidentally, is female.	10
10	506	This is another reason, incidentally, why Goreans favor the enslavement of desirable women; the slave girl knows that she must please her master, and that she will be punished, and perhaps harshly, if she does not; this makes her not only desperate to please the brute who fondles her, but also produ...	10
10	624	I did not wish, incidentally, even if I could, to give him a gift commensurate with what he had, in his hospitality, bestowed upon me; the host, in Torvaldsland, should make the greatest gifts; it is, after all, his house or hall; if his guest should make him greater gifts than he makes the guest th...	10
11	18	The ears are often laid back, also, incidentally, in hostility or anger, and, always, in its attacks.	10
13	11	A seat of honor, incidentally, was that opposite the high seat, where one might converse with the host.	10
13	25	In Ivar Forkbeard's hall, incidentally, the salt distinctions were not drawn; in his hall, all being comrades in arms, all were "above the salt".	10
13	28	Salt, incidentally, is obtained by the men of Torvaldsland, most commonly, from sea water or from the burning of seaweed.	10
13	31	The arrangements of tables, incidentally, varies in different halls.	10
13	151	At places, too, there were bowls, with oil and wicks, with spikes on their bottoms, set in the dirt floor, some six inches from the floor, others as high as five feet; this mode of lamp, incidentally, is more common in the private chambers.	10
13	152	It was not unusual, incidentally, that the floor of the great hall, rich as it was, was of dirt, strewn with rushes.	10
15	296	I have, incidentally, a very fine singing voice.	10
16	52	These stones, incidentally, are normally quite colorful, and can often be seen at great distances.	10
17	134	The iron files of the Goreans, incidentally, will not cut the alloy.	10
17	171	Human prisoners of Kurii, incidentally, are usually stripped; Kurii see no reason to give animals clothing.	10
21	169	The boy named Fish, incidentally, was still in my service, in Port Kar.	10
21	211	He is not much pleased, incidentally, with the scarring of his countenance.	10

Book 10. (24 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	462	The caravan kaiila, incidentally, both those which are pack animals and those used as mounts for guards and warriors, are muchly belled.	10
1	465	The kaiila of raiders, incidentally, are never belled.	10
1	643	These devices, incidentally, may be used even by a slave girl who hates her master but whose body, trained to love, cannot endure the absence of the masculine caress.	10
2	83	Guards for these caravans, incidentally, were usually known by, and retained by, caravan merchants between caravans.	10
2	151	Masters, incidentally, seldom brand their own slaves.	10
2	203	The use of a light walking chain, tethering the ankles, meant to be worn abroad, accompanying the master, incidentally, is not uncommon in the regions of the Tahari.	10
2	210	Free women, in the Tahari, incidentally, usually, when out of their houses, also measure their stride.	10
2	352	The carders and the dyers, incidentally, are subcastes separate from the weavers.	10
5	287	Dew, incidentally, is quite common in the Tahari, condensing on the stones during the chilly nights.	10
7	58	The vowel sounds which are explicitly represented, incidentally, are represented by tiny marks near the other letters, rather like accent marks.	10
7	68	Sand storms in the Tahari, incidentally, though upon occasion lengthy and terrible storms, may rearrange dunes, but they seldom bury anything.	10
11	55	Many men of the Tahari, incidentally, and interestingly, can swim.	10
11	323	War, incidentally, between vassal tribes is not unknown.	10
13	70	Many salt caravans, incidentally, travel only between the districts and the local oases, while others travel between the local oases and the distant points, often culminating with Kasra or Tor.	10
15	44	The salt in the normal Tahari fresh water, incidentally, is not without its value, for, when drunk, it helps to some extent, though it is not in itself sufficient, to prevent salt loss in animals and men through sweating.	10
16	78	The length of the stemlike legs of the salamander, incidentally, help it in stalking in the water.	10
23	114	The left flank, incidentally, is the critical flank in this form of warfare.	10
23	118	In a Gorean engagement on foot, incidentally, assuming uniform lines, this drift is almost inevitable, because each man, in fighting, tends to shelter himself partially, as he can, behind the shield of the man on his right.	10
24	688	Incidentally, perhaps, in passing, one might note that the more generic practice referred to above, that of requiring a slave to obtain permission before speaking, at least in normal circumstances, is a particularly excellent discipline for female slaves, for they are women and, as other women, if I...	10
24	689	Most masters, I have observed, incidentally, at least private masters, take great delight in listening to their female slaves; they love to hear them speak; indeed, I think that one of the pleasures of the mastery is listening to a sensitive, lovely, highly intelligent woman talk, delightfully, inti...	10
26	411	Goreans, incidentally, tend to be fond of symbolism and ceremony.	10
26	417	Many slaves, incidentally, assume this position joyously, brazenly and delightedly displaying his slave before the master, exulting in the rapture of their bondage, acutely aware of their desirability as a slave, flaunting their vulnerability, tempting their master, hoping to lure him to their use, ...	10
26	483	The actual whipping in the Tahari, incidentally, is usually a matter between the girl and the master, or him and his men.	10
26	773	Forty lashes, incidentally, is not much of a beating, particularly considering what she had done.	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	961	A girl, incidentally, in the position of the Gorean pleasure slave, but who is not being kept in the position as a discipline, in which case she remains rigid, is allowed much subtle latitude, which she exploits, without breaking the position.	10
3	783	The effect of the slave wine endures several cycles, or moons; it may be counteracted by another drink, a smooth, sweet beverage, which frees the girl's body for the act of the male slave, or, in unusual cases, should she be freed, to the act of the lover; slave girls, incidentally, are almost never...	10
4	188	Any slave girl, incidentally, addresses any free man as Master, any free woman as Mistress, though only one, of course, at a given time, is likely to be her true Master or Mistress.	10
7	633	Many Earth-girl names, incidentally, on Gor, are regarded as slave names.	10
12	36	There were, incidentally, I was pleased to learn, no free women in Stones of Turmus.	10
12	227	Earth-girl slaves on Gor, incidentally, are commonly kept illiterate.	10
16	27	Any girl on the ship, incidentally, unless she is certified "white silk," a virgin, is free to the sailors for their sport.	10
20	36	The man who had taken me from the alcove and returned me to it had not, incidentally, as nearly as I could tell, conducted me to and from the house of Belisarius.	10
22	446	Collars, incidentally, are almost always placed upon the slave, or removed from the slave, by the master.	10
27	346	Gorean slave girls, incidentally, it might be mentioned, though it is perhaps unnecessary to do so, while sexually needful, and often pathetically so, are not sexually aggressive; that would be absurd; they are too feminine, and too vulnerable; too, they do not wish to be beaten; they are the aggres...	10
27	348	I have never seen, incidentally, an example of sexual aggression on the part of a woman on Gor, either slave or free.	10
28	161	These remarks, incidentally, pertain to a normal "long" sale, usually held four times a week at a large house.	10

Book 12. (32 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	365	Most masters, incidentally, make a girl they own earn her compliments.	10
3	24	A woman once bound and thrown to the girl pit, incidentally, may not be fetched forth by the young men of her city, except at the end of the match, and on the condition that they have proved victorious.	10
3	26	This may seem a cruel sport but some regard it as superior to a war; surely it is cleaner and there is less loss of life; this method of settling disputes, incidentally, is not used if it is felt that honor is somehow involved in the disagreement.	10
3	41	This was the first year, incidentally, in which masks had been permitted to the young women in some of these contests.	10
3	65	In most cities it is regarded, incidentally, as a criminal offense to enslave one of the caste of players.	10
3	176	Schendi, incidentally, is the home port of the league of black slavers.	10
3	336	Often, incidentally, the first move in a match is decided by one player's guessing in which hand the other holds a Spearman, one of the pieces of the game.	10
3	636	Gorean slave girls, incidentally, almost always go barefoot; it is a rare girl, and a high girl, who is permitted sandals.	10
3	641	Earth-girl names, incidentally, are thought of on Gor as slave names.	10
3	645	I believe, incidentally, that this hypothesis is true.	10
4	102	The movements are chalked, too, incidentally, by the young players.	10
4	129	There are precision chronometers on Gor, incidentally, and a more mechanical method of time control is technically feasible.	10
4	187	Most players of the master level, incidentally, know this opening several moves into the game in more than a hundred variations.	10
4	255	Their occasional employment, incidentally, freshens the game.	10
4	261	Some of the most brilliant games on record, incidentally, have been spun forth from openings now often regarded as weak or anachronistic.	10
6	512	This hatred, incidentally, is almost never directed at the master, but almost always at the slave.	10
7	79	Did they not know, to a man's eye, they were almost more naked in such a garment than without it? Garments are an additional way, incidentally, in which to control slave girls.	10
9	219	Cavities are rare in Goreans, incidentally, because of their simple diet and the general absence of cruel emotional stress, with its physiological and chemical consequences, particularly during puberty.	10
9	226	Even slave children, incidentally, are seldom abused or treated poorly, and are given much freedom, until they reach their young adulthood.	10
9	283	Race, incidentally, is not a serious matter generally for Goreans, perhaps because of the intermixtures of people.	10
9	333	"Oh," she said, "incidentally, you may know of a ship of supplies which had been bound for the high north".	10
10	214	Air, incidentally, is extremely important, generally, in the effectiveness of the clothing of the red hunters.	10
10	227	The warmth of most normal clothing, incidentally, is a function of layers of cloth, not of trapped, warmed air.	10
10	235	The armholes in a parka, incidentally, are cut large enough to allow a man to pull his arms and hands inside and warm them, if he wishes, against the body.	10
12	144	Within given groups, incidentally, theft is rare.	10
12	271	This culture signal, incidentally, is not applicable to a man's slaves in the north.	10
12	292	The names of the red hunters, incidentally, have meaning, but, generally, I content myself with reporting the name in their own language.	10
20	36	These songs, incidentally, are rather like tools or carvings.	10
24	489	The word 'Karjuk', incidentally, in the language of the Innuit, means 'Arrow'.	10
25	56	When one eats snow, incidentally, one melts it first, thoroughly, in the mouth, before swallowing it.	10
27	35	The shelter, incidentally, tends to confuse them.	10
35	81	Kurii, incidentally, because of their unusual lung capacity, can breathe easily even at relatively high altitudes.	10

Book 13. (23 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	71	Incidentally, there are many brands on Gor.	10
1	474	It was in that same year, incidentally, that Port Kar had first had a Home Stone.	10
4	91	The long, triangular sail, incidentally, is very beautiful.	10
4	384	The larger canals in Port Kar, incidentally, have few bridges, and those they have are commonly swing bridges, which may be floated back against the canal's side.	10
6	58	Kamba, incidentally, is an inland word, not Gorean.	10
6	76	Gorean, incidentally, is spoken generally in Schendi.	10
6	81	Shaba usually named his discoveries, incidentally, in one or another of the inland dialects.	10
6	329	White and gold, incidentally, are the colors of the merchants.	10
6	332	I have never seen, incidentally, gold paint on a buoy.	10
6	568	The equatorial farmer, incidentally, often moves his fields after two or three seasons as the soil, depleted of many minerals and nutriments by the centuries of terrible rains, is quickly exhausted by his croppage.	10
10	42	One consequence of the organization of the beggars, incidentally, was that Schendi did not have many beggars.	10
14	6	Gorean slaves, incidentally, are commonly carried over the threshold when they first enter a master's house or place of residence.	10
14	462	Unbinding a girl's hair, on Gor, incidentally, is culturally understood as being the act of one who owns her.	10
14	464	Many Gorean masters, incidentally, shape and trim the hair of their own girls.	10
14	544	The Gorean slave girl, incidentally, will space herself from her master quite differently in different situations.	10
23	336	In asking him I had also, of course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu.	10
26	42	Goreans generally, incidentally, like the English, I am pleased to say, keep to the left of a road.	10
27	241	"At any rate," they add, "they are now in the collar where they belong, and they will stay there!" It is true, incidentally, that a girl of Earth origin is almost never freed on Gor.	10
29	230	These tiny fish, incidentally, are called gints.	10
32	210	Termites, incidentally, are extremely important to the ecology of the forest.	10
49	14	We had also, incidentally, cut an extra paddle, to go with the extra paddle we were already carrying.	10
57	134	It had not taken the original fetch-and-carry girl more than an Ahn at the oar, incidentally, before she, too, had begged to be relieved of its pain, that she might be taught lighter duties, even those involving perfumes and silks, more fitting, more suitable, to the bodies and dispositions of femal...	10
57	170	Free Gorean women, incidentally, enjoy a prestige and status which, it seems to me, is higher than that of the normal Earth woman.	10

Book 14. (16 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	268	That is the purpose, incidentally, for which the animals you have just seen have been trained".	10
5	232	"Incidentally, Jason," she said, "I commend you on your progress in Gorean.	10
12	372	I have not mentioned exotics, incidentally, slaves bred or trained for unusual purposes.	10
13	42	The Salerian Confederation, incidentally, is also sometimes known as the Four Cities of Saleria.	10
13	43	The expression 'Saleria', doubtless owing its origin to the meadow of Salerius, is used broadly, incidentally, to refer to the fertile basin territories both north and south of the Olni, the lands over which the confederation professes to maintain a hegemony.	10
16	129	It is not unusual, on Gor, incidentally, for the articles sold in a shop to be manufactured on or near the premises.	10
18	69	Incidentally, thank you, too, for the lovely gift of perfume.	10
18	165	The mistress did not breed and raise racing tharlarion, incidentally.	10
18	167	The Lady Melpomene of Vonda, incidentally, I had heard, for such stories reach even the stables, had fared badly in the tharlarion races in Venna.	10
19	288	Slaves, incidentally, were not allowed in the equipment shed.	10
21	91	Neither Pamela nor Bonnie, incidentally, were Earth girls, though they wore Earth-girl names.	10
21	115	The cloth of feed sacks, incidentally, though it is a coarse cloth, is seldom used for slave garments.	10
22	92	Pamela and Bonnie, incidentally, the two enslaved Gorean beauties in attendance on the tables, did not fetch or carry the documents about.	10
27	376	The customary brand site, incidentally, is high on the left thigh.	10
32	43	The common Gorean leash, incidentally, unlike the simple strap I was using, has a lock snap and closes either about a collar or a collar ring.	10
34	50	Women, incidentally, are highly intelligent and they train well; they learn quickly under the whip.	10

Book 15. (14 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	147	Sometimes, incidentally, free young men wear masks and capture a free woman, taking away her clothing and forcing her to perform as a slave for them.	10
4	167	Many refugees, incidentally, had not remained in Lara.	10
6	15	This had not been the first time, incidentally, that guardsmen had suggested that I leave a town.	10
6	35	The tarnsmen of Artemidorus, incidentally, had not molested the slave wagons moving southward.	10
6	44	When it had become clear, incidentally, that Ar had, for most practical purposes, spared Lara, the troops of Lara, not bothering to join with those of Port Olni and Ti, had returned to their city.	10
6	62	Ar's Station, incidentally, is near the site where there was a gathering, several years ago, of the horde of Pa-Kur, of the Caste of Assassins, who was leading an alliance of twelve cities, augmented by mercenaries and assassins, against the city of Ar.	10
6	63	This war is celebrated, incidentally, in the Gorean fashion, in several songs.	10
6	68	Ar's Station, incidentally, did not exist at the time of the massing of the horde of Pa-Kur.	10
6	79	The expression 'Tetrapoli' in Gorean, incidentally, means "Four Cities" or "Four Towns".	10
6	103	In some of the warehouses, incidentally, those which seem to be but one story high, if that, the logged holding areas are substantially underground, as though in a log-walled, sunken room.	10
14	260	"Incidentally," I said to Miss Henderson, "move your things out of the master bedroom".	10
23	199	This sort of thing, incidentally, is quite common in Gorean serving.	10
24	122	He who denies a woman her right to serve man, and particularly in such small ways, denies to her a portion of herself; that man is not only a fool, for he is the natural recipient of such attentions, but he is cruel; such a denial, too, can make a woman ashamed to seek sexual gratification for such ...	10
31	157	To make the gate fall with extreme swiftness, incidentally, as was done when my galley was shattered, it is necessary only to disengage one of the counterweights.	10

Book 16. (30 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	111	The presence of a free woman on a ship, incidentally, causes some Gorean sailors uneasiness.	10
8	117	The reservations of Gorean seamen pertaining to the presence of free women on board, incidentally, do not apply to the presence of slave girls.	10
8	125	Incidentally the reservations held by some Gorean seamen pertaining to free women on board, also, interestingly, do not hold of free women who are captives.	10
11	136	The dressing of slaves, incidentally, is an interesting and intricate pastime.	10
11	169	The men of Tharna, incidentally, commonly give their girls little to wear, even by Gorean standards, and tend to take profound satisfaction in their near nudity.	10
16	299	The greatest danger to a swimmer, incidentally, is not the blade itself, for its lower curve is usually at least a foot out of the water, and it is not difficult to avoid it.	10
17	20	Free women, incidentally, tend to avoid the Street of the Writhing Slave.	10
18	73	This, incidentally, is not an unusual arrangement in a Gorean house, particularly in rooms where slaves might be kept or found.	10
18	88	The analogy, incidentally, between the dog of the man of Earth and the slave girl of the Gorean male is a quite close one.	10
18	370	This is not unusual, incidentally, among Gorean masters.	10
18	382	The Gorean, incidentally, does not subscribe explicitly to the thesis that he values a woman's mind.	10
18	404	Free women, incidentally, are almost never raped on Gor, unless it be perhaps a preparatory lesson preceding their total enslavement.	10
18	407	There is little difficulty, commonly, incidentally, in distinguishing between the free woman and the slave.	10
19	22	The Gorean slave girl, incidentally, can be terrorized by the mere thought that she might be sold to a free woman.	10
19	160	Some free women, incidentally, insist on making love in the dark, even gowned, even under covers, because of their modesty.	10
19	324	Collars, incidentally, can be experienced quite differently by different girls.	10
19	399	The "intensification effect" of the collar, incidentally, might also be briefly mentioned.	10
19	566	"Incidentally," I said, "I reject not only your contention as being false, and obviously false, but its supposition, as well".	10
19	1112	This form of slavery, incidentally, is often imposed on captured Ubaras.	10
20	36	At the kennel, incidentally, I had arranged for Shirley to receive the whipping which had been due to her for having lifted her head without permission on the deck of the Tina.	10
20	108	Wine, incidentally, is often mixed with water in Gorean homes.	10
20	280	In more sophisticated Gorean banquets, incidentally, the serving slaves often change costume and jewelry, and sometimes chains, with each course of the meal, their ensembles and accessories being matched to the various courses.	10
20	381	The expression "second slave," incidentally, serves to indicate that one does not wish creams or sugars with one's black wine, even if only one girl is serving.	10
20	526	Gorean garments, generally, incidentally, except for the garments of craftsmen, do not have pockets.	10
20	570	Such straps, incidentally, are commonly used to bind the hands and feet of women.	10
20	1003	Free women, incidentally, are seldom permitted to witness dances of the erotic power of the Sa-eela.	10
20	1580	Most slave girls, incidentally, are trusted by their masters, who are fond of them.	10
20	1969	Many times, incidentally, a new girl is not immediately given a name.	10
21	197	My house, incidentally, like most Gorean houses, had no ice chest.	10
21	868	A Gorean slave girl, incidentally, does not simply take a position on a couch as might a free person.	10

Book 17. (51 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	116	These rings, incidentally, those for the ears and for the nose, do not serve simply to bedeck the female.	10
1	172	On marches, incidentally, and in certain other contexts, the strap, which is adjustable, is usually put over the right shoulder.	10
1	937	The kailiauk in question, incidentally, is the kailiauk of the Barrens.	10
1	944	The hunting arrow, incidentally, has a long, tapering point, and this point is firmly fastened to the shaft.	10
1	986	An occasional ruse used in crossing an open terrain, incidentally, is to throw a kailiauk robe over oneself and bend down over the back of one's kaiila.	10
1	1062	This fits in, incidentally, with his glorification of close combat.	10
1	1085	In most tribes, incidentally, a man who refuses to go on the warpath is put in women's clothes and given a woman's name.	10
1	1115	In this type of combat, incidentally, it is not unusual for the warrior to shield himself behind the body of his racing kaiila, and, circling the enemy, rise up, suddenly, to fire over the animal's back or, sometimes, from beneath its neck.	10
1	1121	This strap, incidentally, is used more often in hunting than in warfare.	10
2	136	That year, incidentally, is also regarded as significant in the history of Port Kar because it was in that year that, as it is said, a Home Stone consented to reside within the city.	10
2	200	One girl lay on her stomach, on her elbows, her head down, the heavy iron collar on her neck visible beneath her hair; a short, weighty chain of thick dark links connected this collar, by its collar ring, to a wide, stout ring, anchored deeply in the cement, almost beneath her chin; the chain was no...	10
2	233	No white man, incidentally, at least as far as I know, has ever penetrated to the eastern edge of the Barrens.	10
2	304	This modality of hunting, incidentally, is not as dangerous to the girl as it might sound, for very few urts make their strike from beneath the surface.	10
2	309	Sometimes, incidentally, a master will rent his girl to an urt hunter, this being regarded as useful in her discipline.	10
2	350	The male offspring, incidentally, and interestingly, to my mind, are often handsome, strong and quite masculine.	10
2	354	The feminine type of male silk slave, incidentally, for better or for worse, is seldom selected for breeding purposes.	10
2	356	Some female slaves, incidentally, have a pedigreed lineage going back through several generations of slave matings, and their masters hold the papers to prove this.	10
3	144	The fort itself, incidentally, was twice burned, once by soldiers from Port Olni, before that town joined the Salerian Confederation, and once by marauding Dust Legs, a tribe of red savages, from the interior of the Barrens.	10
6	48	The smell of the hide sheds, incidentally, gives a very special aroma to the atmosphere of Kailiauk.	10
7	63	This is a common way, incidentally, for warriors to identify various articles which they own.	10
8	76	The rapidity with which the girls were being placed on sale, incidentally, is not unusual at the perimeter.	10
8	143	Several of the girls I had seen auctioned off during the course of the evening, incidentally, had been quite extraordinary.	10
8	329	The hair of slave girls, incidentally, unless shaved or shortened as a punishment, or to be sold, often for catapult cordage, is usually worn long.	10
12	118	Not unoften, incidentally, it turns out that these two fellows are the same, that he who most cruelly and effectively dominated her as a master is also he to whom she yielded most abjectly as a slave.	10
12	136	The bridle used by the red savages, incidentally, usually differs from that used by the white men.	10
12	207	The breechclout of the Barrens, incidentally, consists of a single piece of narrow material.	10
13	867	Goreans, incidentally, do not object to intelligence in a woman.	10
14	61	It is death to a slave, incidentally, to remove such a collar without permission.	10
14	68	Gorean slaves, incidentally, wherever they may be found, say, in the cities or in the Barrens, are generally kept under an iron discipline.	10
14	488	This type of thing, incidentally, does not count, culturally, as a violation of truth telling, a practice which the red savages take with great seriousness.	10
14	650	Even in the case of free women, the Gorean male, incidentally, disdains to feign disinterest in female beauty.	10
14	910	Coffle arrangements, incidentally, are seldom arbitrary.	10
14	967	There is only one word in Gorean, incidentally, for stranger and enemy.	10
14	1191	I did not fail to note, incidentally, that several, often mutually hostile tribes, had cooperated in the attack, with its attendant destruction and killing.	10
15	13	The signals, incidentally, are not a substitution cipher, for the languages of the red savages, not being written languages, in any conventional sense, do not have a standardized alphabet or syllabary.	10
15	18	Other common signaling methods, incidentally, involve such things as the use of dust cast into the air, the movement of robes and the motions imparted to a kaiila.	10
15	100	Sometimes in training, incidentally, or as a discipline or punishment, the slave is not permitted to look into the eyes of the master.	10
15	110	Beauty in a slave girl, incidentally, and most slaves are beautiful, for this is the sort of woman that tends to be enslaved, does not excuse poor service.	10
15	118	I would, incidentally, advise the slave to be superb.	10
15	197	In Dust Leg, incidentally, the expression has the same meaning.	10
15	241	The sign for past, incidentally, is also the sign for "before".	10
17	56	Light chains, sheathed in silk, or satin or velvet, incidentally, have this utility as well, as well as their intrinsic strength, more than adequate for the securing of a female.	10
17	57	Three separate thongs, incidentally, two short and one long, are sometimes used for this type of securing of the female.	10
17	83	It is pleasant, incidentally, to see women marched in coffle, whether it be in some primitive arrangement or in the chains of a professional slaver.	10
17	95	Generally, incidentally, in Gorean cities, as well, the slaves are usually clothed, so to speak, at least publicly.	10
17	99	These yoke ties, incidentally, are not to be confused with a stock tie, or a stock yoke.	10
17	215	Tactical instructions in a melee, incidentally, are normally administered to the red savages, in their units, commonly warrior societies, or divisions of such societies, by blasts on a whistle, formed from the wing bone of the taloned Herlit, or movements of a long, feathered battle staff.	10
17	353	In the beginning, incidentally, the cues which reveal slavery in a woman can sometimes be subtle.	10
17	741	The Waniyanpi, incidentally, are owned by tribes, not individuals.	10
18	89	The heinous exploitation of others implicit in such a behavior, incidentally, seems seldom to have been noticed.	10
19	734	Total pleasingness, at all times and in all ways, and instant, and complete obedience, to the least whim of the master, is standardly required of Gorean female slaves, incidentally, not merely of those who wear the collars of red savages.	10

Book 18. (48 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	The Boswell he had referred to, incidentally, was the same fellow for whom the Boswell Pass through the Thentis Mountains had been named.	10
1	88	Individual kills on such animals, incidentally, are commonly made from distances where one can almost reach out and touch the beast.	10
1	131	This is not all that unusual, incidentally.	10
1	326	It is death, incidentally, for a slave to remove such a collar without permission.	10
1	357	Bold speech, incidentally, is commonly accepted from free females of their own people by the red savages.	10
1	392	I did not think, incidentally, that Hci's hostility toward Canka had anything to do with Canka's acquisition of, and ownership of, Winyela, the lovely, white, red-haired female slave, the former Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, of Pennsylvania, whom Grunt had brought into the Barrens for Mahpiyasapa, h...	10
1	395	Mahpiyasapa, incidentally, as I have mentioned, was the civil chief of the Isbu.	10
2	55	Many Goreans, incidentally, particularly of the lower castes, and particularly in rural areas, are illiterate.	10
2	79	Almost always, of course, she is intelligent and beautiful; and has profound latencies for exploitable, uncontrollable passion; this, incidentally, can be learned in chains; but, too, often, she is informed, sophisticated, highly literate and well-educated.	10
2	140	Some of the beaded leather collars, incidentally, are quite beautiful.	10
2	144	Slaves, incidentally, are often quite concerned about their appearance, and, occasionally, are quite vain about it.	10
2	249	Bareback riding, incidentally, is common in war and the hunt.	10
2	294	I saw no woman with the Isanna, incidentally, who had a hair color remotely like that of the slender, lovely Winyela, Canka's slave.	10
2	336	The name 'Iwoso', incidentally, means "Pouting Lips".	10
2	341	The expression 'Bloketu', incidentally, the name of the girl on the kaiila, the daughter of the Isanna chieftain, Watonka, means "Summer" or "Summertime".	10
3	141	The Kaiila, incidentally, in the Barrens, are generally known as the "Cutthroat tribe".	10
3	148	The bands, incidentally, are usually three in number.	10
3	267	A woman's acquisition of the skills of erotic dance, incidentally, like those of a child's linguistic skills, follows an unusually sharp learning curve.	10
4	13	Males of the red savages, incidentally, commonly sleep naked.	10
4	121	Most Gorean males, and their slaves, incidentally, not merely the males of the red savages, commonly sleep naked.	10
4	175	Different tribes, too, incidentally, tend to use different moccasin designs.	10
4	183	A camp, at night, incidentally, is usually quite a noisy place.	10
4	234	Hci's animal, incidentally, was a prize kaiila.	10
4	338	The lodges, incidentally, in a hunt of this sort, are not struck.	10
5	220	The smoothness of the horns, incidentally, is not a purely natural phenomenon.	10
10	19	The highly intelligent woman, incidentally, as would be expected, learns her slave lessons, and that she is a slave, much more quickly than the stupid woman.	10
11	49	There is, incidentally, no common, often-used sign for a captured male, comparable to that for the captured female.	10
12	90	Slave wine, incidentally, is made from sip roots.	10
12	419	This may be the last time in months, incidentally, that the girl will be on the surface of the couch.	10
12	501	This is not unusual, incidentally, in a free woman, because deep womanhood, they sense, involves love, and love, for a woman, seems always to involve a bondage, if not of ropes and chains, of one sort or another".	10
13	65	This preference for meatier, more amply bodied women, incidentally, is also common among the men of the Tahari.	10
14	165	This is supposedly the only physical contact, incidentally, which takes place between Waniyanpi men and women.	10
14	182	The reason that Waniyanpi breeding takes place in a maize field, incidentally, seems to be that, in the medicine beliefs of the red savages, the example of their breeding is supposed to encourage the maize to flourish.	10
14	265	Gorean pleasure slaves, incidentally, are occasionally used hooded.	10
26	21	This sort of thing occurs in the animal world, incidentally, as when the cry of the male larl freezes game for the coordinated attack of his mate, the she-larl.	10
28	72	Many things, incidentally, puzzled me about this attack, generally.	10
28	113	An additional advantage of long hair in a female slave, incidentally, is that it gives the master additional power over her, for, as he is the master, it is his decision whether or not she shall be able to keep it.	10
28	121	Most masters, incidentally, enjoy talking with their slaves, immensely; after all, the slave is not a mere contractual partner, in effect, a business associate; she is a prized possession; she is a treasure, and she is all one's own.	10
28	144	This second form of hair tie, done in lines, incidentally, resembles a common coffle arrangement, achieved with a set of relatively short thongs, each about five feet in length.	10
30	51	On the other hand, if the medicine of the enemy was false medicine altogether, then what had he to fear? The test for the stronger medicine, incidentally, implicitly, appears to be victory or success.	10
37	269	Slaves from the same household, incidentally, are seldom mated.	10
40	19	The smoke hole, incidentally, because of its size, and the size and structure of the lodge, tends to be somewhat inefficient.	10
40	442	'Seibar', incidentally, is a common Gorean name.	10
43	363	This fitted in well, incidentally, with common practices among the red savages in dragging slaves about for, say, punishment or sport.	10
44	736	It is interesting, incidentally, how a collar enhances the beauty of a woman.	10
54	183	Grunt, incidentally, has freed the Hobarts, and put them temporarily in his employ.	10
54	292	Mahpiyasapa, incidentally, was more than pleased with these developments.	10
54	318	The red savages, themselves, incidentally, have their own names for the new, small community.	10

Book 19. (25 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	243	I was not particular as to what might be their true purpose, incidentally.	10
4	32	Hair, incidentally, is a common trade item in Gorean markets.	10
4	34	It is not unusual, incidentally, for slave girls, particularly for those who may not have proved superbly pleasing, as yet, to discover that their hair, even while it is still on them, is expected, like themselves, to serve various lowly, domestic purposes.	10
4	39	Hair, incidentally, is not used for the application of such things as waxes or varnishes, because of the difficulty of removing such substances from the hair.	10
4	302	That these various ranks might be occupied, incidentally, also does not entail that specific command responsibilities are being exercised.	10
5	208	"Incidentally," he said, "would you like for me to have Susan whipped for you?" "Why?" I asked.	10
6	104	Such dramas, incidentally, are normally performed not by professional companies but by groups of citizens from the communities themselves, or nearby communities.	10
7	93	Your garment, incidentally, is long enough to cover most common brand sites.	10
13	176	Incidentally, allow me to commend you on how well you look in chains.	10
17	184	Men, incidentally, will believe anything they are told.	10
18	48	Earth-girl names, too, incidentally, are commonly used as slave names on Gor, such as Jean, Joan, Priscilla, Sally, Deborah, Lois, Sandra and Stacey.	10
19	205	Too, more naively, in my almost exclusive concern with touching, a common error, incidentally, with new slaves, I neglected by expressions and attitudes, to acknowledge and confess the deeper realities of our relationship, that I was, in the final analysis, his obedient captive.	10
23	309	This was not a simple matter of sentience, incidentally, but involved an entire matrix of feeling, thought and emotion.	10
24	12	The mills, incidentally, like certain other low slaveries, such as those of the fields, the kitchens and laundries, serve an almost penal function on Gor.	10
24	49	There is an ordinance in Ar, incidentally, that all female slaves must wear some visible token of bondage.	10
24	163	The laws of Ar, incidentally, do not require a similar visible token of bondage on the bodies of male slaves, or even any distinctive type of garments.	10
25	23	Confinement in the slave sack is, incidentally, a familiar form of light punishment for a girl.	10
29	29	Slave girls, generally, incidentally, enjoy a great deal of freedom.	10
29	30	Our requiring the permission of the doorkeeper, or of another free person, before being permitted to leave the agency, incidentally, is a very familiar sort of thing.	10
29	38	Sometimes, incidentally, we would serve at feasts at which free women were present.	10
29	192	An experienced slaver, incidentally, can usually tell a woman's wrist, ankle and collar sizes almost at a glance.	10
30	230	Street signs in Gorean cities, where they exist, incidentally, are not mounted on poles.	10
30	232	Many buildings at intersections in Ar, incidentally, particularly where the streets are narrow, have rounded corners.	10
32	189	This is not all that unusual, incidentally.	10
32	277	That, too, incidentally, is the name of the slave in the sack.	10

Book 20. (46 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	Incidentally, there are many versions of Kaissa played on Gor.	10
1	94	Such troupes, incidentally, must petition for the right to perform within a city.	10
1	104	There is little secret, incidentally, about the briberies involved.	10
2	85	Masks, incidentally, at times other than carnival, are not entirely unknown on Gor.	10
2	213	"Its quality, incidentally, seems a bit too good to be accorded to a mere slave".	10
2	268	The role of the Golden Courtesan, incidentally, when it occurs in more sophisticated Gorean comedy is usually played, like the other roles in such comedies, and in most forms of serious drama, masked.	10
2	300	The skirts, incidentally, are made to tip.	10
2	921	It is a serious punishment, incidentally, for a slave to have her head shaved, or to be shorn.	10
2	929	There is a market for hair, incidentally, for wigs, falls, and such.	10
2	930	Female hair is also prized, incidentally, for catapult ropes.	10
3	85	Most female slavers, incidentally, are not involved in field captures.	10
3	127	That we were so near the Sardar, incidentally, after a presumed five days of unconsciousness, followed by two days of travel on foot, drawing her wagon, further suggested that she was not likely, really, to be the mistress of a work chain.	10
3	152	A certain amusing fittingness was thus manifested in my choice of a location for my predations, a choice fully vindicated, incidentally, by the catch of lovely males I acquired there".	10
4	179	The woods of Clearchus, incidentally, to this day, remain a haunt of brigands.	10
4	183	Neither of these roads, incidentally, are "great roads," in the sense of being mounted in the earth several feet deep, built of stone like a sunken wall, the sort of roads which are often intended to last a thousand years, the sort of roads which, typically, are found in the vicinity of large cities...	10
4	283	Earth-girl names, incidentally, as is well known, are often used on Gor as slave names.	10
5	238	Many of the things which she had said, incidentally, were not different from the genuine, heartfelt declarations of women in love, particularly those so much in love that they find themselves, in effect, the slaves of masters.	10
5	240	It is not difficult for a skilled master, incidentally, to discriminate between such declarations which are genuine and those which are not, usually in virtue of incontrovertible body cues.	10
6	26	In such an event, incidentally, it behooves the girl to swiftly and openly confess her bondage.	10
6	96	Slaves, incidentally, are commonly forbidden facial veiling.	10
6	99	That the Earth girl commonly thinks little of this exposure of her features, incidentally, is one of the many reasons that many Goreans think of her as a natural slave.	10
6	211	Did they truly confuse them with walls of stone and the forces of weaponry? Did they understand the differences between the lines and colors on maps and the realities of a physical terrain? To what extent did they comprehend the fictional or mythical nature of those castles within which they took re...	10
6	1093	That is how girls are normally displayed in such markets, incidentally, that and in cages.	10
6	1110	This is very pleasant, incidentally, and helps to while away time on what might otherwise be a long and uneventful journey.	10
6	1119	That sort of thing, incidentally, in its way, is true.	10
6	1323	"Incidentally, did you enjoy the show?" "Yes," I said.	10
7	157	It is unusual, incidentally, for a woman to be tagged in a regular market, except in so far as she might be marked "Sold" or have a "Hold" put on her.	10
7	294	This multiplicity of skills, incidentally, is not all that uncommon with players.	10
7	297	Boots's player, incidentally, the Kaissa player, the surly, masked fellow, called usually "the monster" in the camp, remained, too, with the troupe.	10
7	446	Another way of warning an individual to silence, incidentally, is to touch the fingers twice, lightly, to the lips.	10
8	152	Certain forms of large, domesticated urt, incidentally, should be excepted from these remarks.	10
8	157	There was at least one good additional reason, incidentally, for supposing that whatever might be perplexing the brigands was not urts.	10
9	67	I had made a stop at my own camp, incidentally, before coming to this place in the woods.	10
10	229	I thought that the former Lady Telitsia of Asperiche, incidentally, was not only remarkably lovely but highly intelligent.	10
10	239	's, incidentally, make excellent slaves.	10
10	892	Among my things in the wagon, incidentally, was an article which I thought the Lady Yanina might recall, if reluctantly.	10
12	75	Many players of Kaissa, not even of the caste of players, incidentally, know several openings, in numerous variations, several moves into the game.	10
13	97	"It was a brilliant stroke of yours, incidentally, giving the proud Lady Yanina for a gown only a flour sack".	10
15	50	The inmates of such garments, incidentally, suitably collared, of course, also look well bedecked with barbaric Gorean slave jewelry.	10
16	45	My own identity, incidentally, at least if one could believe my credentials, which had brought me into the feasting hall, was supposed to be of Turia.	10
16	496	Lecchio, incidentally, although he did not strike the girls as hard as he might have, was, nonetheless, in many ways, all things considered, a stickler for theatrical verisimilitude.	10
16	1210	Rankings among players, incidentally, resulting from play in selected tournaments and official matches, are kept with great exactness.	10
18	21	I had known, or at least suspected, the identity of the player, incidentally, even from Port Kar, when I had first seen him.	10
18	199	The tenant's tenure of occupancy in such a device, incidentally, as the tenant, bound and gagged, soon comes to realize, is going to be determined not by his own efforts, but rather, purely, by the convenience, and pleasure, of others.	10
19	10	The security-mindedness of Brundisium, incidentally, was manifested also in the tarn wire strung among its towers, extending down in many cases to lower rooftops and even the walls.	10
21	79	The gate is freed, incidentally, by a small lever.	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	228	This is a lesson, incidentally, which is quickly taught to Earth-girl slaves brought to Gor.	10
1	290	The 'qa' in the name 'Feiqa', incidentally, is pronounced rather like 'kah' in English.	10
1	333	Some Earth-girl slaves, brought to Gor, incidentally, do not even know how to heel.	10
3	64	The wagon's lading was Sa-Tarna bread, and also, incidentally, Sa-Tarna meal and flour.	10
3	172	In many mercenary companies, incidentally, there are no uniforms and no issuance of standard equipment.	10
3	175	It was quite unusual, incidentally, for such men as Raymond and Conrad to be recruiting now, in Se'Kara.	10
3	232	The tharlarion, incidentally, at least compared to mammals, seems to have a very sluggish nervous system.	10
3	278	This driver, incidentally, seemed to me a decent, good-hearted fellow.	10
3	342	It is not difficult to infiltrate spies into mercenary troops, incidentally, where the men come from different backgrounds, castes and cities, and little is asked of them other than their ability to handle weapons and obey orders.	10
4	422	It can be a capital offense on Gor, incidentally, for a slave to so much as touch a weapon.	10
5	119	On Gor it is commonly only slaves, incidentally, who bare their legs, and although they usually do so eagerly, proudly and beautifully, they realize that, in the final analysis, whether they wish it or not, they will generally have little, if any, choice in the matter.	10
11	27	It did not seem to me a very complimentary way, incidentally, in which to refer to Hurtha.	10
11	38	Boabissia, too, incidentally, was illiterate.	10
12	95	Alars, incidentally, are renowned for their capacity to wreak havoc, conduct massacres, chop off heads, and such, and then get a good night's sleep afterwards.	10
13	226	Your mother, incidentally, is 261.	10
14	25	This inclination, incidentally, is not all that uncommon among individuals whose fortunes tend to be intimately involved in such matters as importation and exportation, the location and exploitation of foreign markets, and, in general, the overseas trade, the Thassa and island trade.	10