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Laura

Book 7. (66 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	81	There must be someone in Laura who could return me to the United States, or who could put me in touch with those who could! There were other barges on the river, some moving across the river, others coming toward Laura, others departing.	10
7	4	He was bound, traveling over the hills and meadowlands east and north of Ko-ro-ba, for the city of Laura, which lies on the banks of the Laurius river, some two hundred pasangs inland from the coast of the sea, called Thassa.	10
7	5	Laura is a small trading city, a river port, whose buildings are largely of wood, consisting mostly it seems of warehouses and taverns.	10
7	9	And, from Lydius, of course, goods of many sorts, though primarily rough goods, such things as tools, crude metal and cloth, brought on barges, towed by tharlarion treading on log roads, following the river, are brought to Laura, for sale and distribution inland.	10
7	13	Considering the nature of the goods commonly found in Laura, rough goods for the most part, one might have supposed it strange that Targo was bound for that city.	10
7	16	It was to collect this merchandise that Targo was venturing to Laura.	10
7	19	Two gold pieces is a high price for a raw girl, delivered in Laura, but if the same girl can be brought safely to a large market city, she will probably bring five or more, even if untrained.	10
7	20	Further, in offering as much as two gold pieces in Laura, Targo assured himself the first pick of Haakon's choicest captures.	10
7	37	Before Targo had acquired me, he had been making his way northward from Ko-ro-ba to Laura.	10
7	74	Two days out of Ko-ro-ba, crossing the fields northward toward Laura, the sky had darkened with a flight of outlaw tarnsmen, more than a hundred of them, under the command of the terrible Rask of Treve, one of the most dreaded warriors on all Gor.	10
7	99	Then Targo had set out again for Laura.	10
7	101	It took many days to reach Laura.	10
7	102	Fortunately, not more than two days after I had been added to Targo's chain, we encountered a caravan of bosk wagons, traveling southeast toward Ko-ro-ba from Laura.	10
7	484	Once again I found myself, with the other girls, chained in our wagon, moving slowly across the Gorean fields toward Laura.	10
7	572	"Tomorrow," I heard him say, "we reach Laura".	10
8	1	What Occurred North of Laura We reached the banks of the Laurius shortly after dawn the following morning.	10
8	18	Laura would be my first Gorean city.	10
8	73	I held the bars, and looked across the river to Laura.	10
8	85	Both sides of the river are used to approach Laura, though the northern shore is favored.	10
8	95	The men did not even look at us, moving slowly across the current toward Laura.	10
8	98	"See," she said, pointing up to the hills and forests north of Laura.	10
8	117	I could now see, fairly clearly, the wooden buildings of Laura.	10
8	169	Far away, through the sky, from the east of Laura, following the forest line, there came a flight of tarnsmen, perhaps forty of them, mounted on the great, fierce, hawklike saddlebirds of Gor, the huge, swift, predatory, ferocious tarns, called Brothers of the Wind.	10
8	186	The tarnsmen had now, somewhere behind Laura, brought their great birds to the earth.	10
8	187	"The compound of Haakon is outside of Laura, to the north," said Targo.	10
8	202	Except for villages, Laura was the only civilization in the region.	10
8	206	I expected Targo would keep her hooded and gagged in Laura, for it was possible she might be known there.	10
8	210	The tharlarion now turned slowly in the broad river, near Laura, and, under the stick, and cries, of their driver, began to back the barge against its pier.	10
8	227	There is little market in simple Laura for the more exquisite goods of Gor.	10
8	230	Yet I had little doubt that the strong, large-handed men of Laura, sturdy in their work tunics, who stopped to regard us, would not appreciate the body of a slave girl, provided she is vital, and loves, and leaps helplessly to their touch.	10
8	235	"It would not be well to be sold in Laura".	10
8	253	Where would one run in Laura? Where would one run anywhere? Barefoot we left the barge and stepped out onto the pier, walking along the left sides of the wagons.	10
8	256	I liked the smell of Laura, the fresh fields before the forests, even the smell of the river and the wood.	10
8	258	We, and the wagons, passed between wooden sleds, with leather runners, on which there were squared blocks of granite, from the quarries east of Laura; and between barrels and hogsheads of fish and salt; and between bales of sleen fur and panther hides, from the forests beyond.	10
8	300	But Targo did not display his chain in Laura, to my relief.	10
8	308	About noon we arrived at a slave compound north of Laura.	10
8	316	There had been rain recently in Laura and the yard was muddy, but I found it more pleasant than the stuffy interior of the dormitory.	10
8	379	They were wild men, of the Caste of Warriors, who spent much of their time in the taverns of Laura, fighting and gambling and drinking, while slave girls, excited and with shining eyes, served them and pressed about them, begging to be noticed and ordered to the alcoves.	10
8	384	We remained six full days in Targo's rented compound outside of Laura.	10
8	385	On five of these days, in the morning, I was taken with four other girls into Laura, leashed with them, to bring back supplies.	10
8	496	I suddenly realized, climbing the ramps of Laura toward the compound, leashed, under guard, carrying a jar of wine on my head, balancing it with my right hand, among my sisters in bondage, breathing the fantastic air of Gor, that I was happy.	10
8	561	I did not even have an objection to being sold in Laura.	10
8	570	I had seen a master and his girl kissing in a doorway in Laura.	10
8	589	There were sixteen girls in the chain now, for Targo had sold four before coming to Laura.	10
8	827	Targo's wagons, now in the number of sixteen, the additional wagons and teams purchased in Laura, were scattered about at various distances from the compound, forming, in groups of twos and threes, small, isolated camps for the guards.	10
8	829	They had been hired in Laura, known men, vouched for, not drifting mercenaries.	10
8	956	Tomorrow, Targo, and his men and his merchandise, would make their way to Laura and, crossing the river there, begin their long, overland journey to Ko-ro-ba, called by some the Towers of the Morning, and from thence to luxurious Ar itself.	10
10	221	I recalled the dancing slave I had glimpsed in the paga tavern in Laura.	10
10	314	"I went to Laura," he said.	10
10	336	"Doubtless," said he, "I would have investigated, and found you there, but, earlier, I saw you in Laura.	10
10	360	I remembered now that once, in Laura, I had seen a man, garbed in black.	10
11	842	As I waded in the water, bound, I asked myself if I should try to make my way to the Laurius, and thence to Laura.	10
11	907	"Targo has already left Laura," he said.	10
11	910	"If you had left Laura with Targo," he said, "you might have seen Marlenus of Ar".	10
11	913	"In Laura?" I asked.	10
11	964	Then, at his command, I rose to my feet, and we continued on our journey to Laura, I preceding him, as before.	10
11	989	Indeed, Targo had left Laura before I could have reached the city.	10
11	990	I supposed that the man and the beast would look for me, if at all, in the vicinity of Laura, or northward, or even in the forest.	10
11	1090	It had been he, Rask of Treve, who had raided Targo's slave caravan, before, in the fields northwest of Ko-ro-ba, on the route to Laura, a wandering, strangely clad, barbarian girl had been enslaved, whose name was El-in-or.	10
11	1284	Besides, rumors had it that he would be remaining in Ko-ro-ba for days following our departure, and would then be flying northward, returning to Laura.	10
11	1396	I was better than all of them! I wanted only to be rid of them! I lay there in the straw, and recollected the forest north of Laura.	10
13	333	I had seen them as long ago as Targo's compound north of Laura.	10
13	804	Perhaps in Laura, near the compound of Targo! "Are you," I asked, trembling, "a hireling of Haakon of Skjern?" "No," he said.	10
15	143	After all, we had known one another for many months, and had been together, I recalled, from well before the time when Targo had first crossed the Laurius northward to the compound above the town of Laura.	10
15	323	"We met," said Verna, "first outside the compound of Targo the Slaver, north of Laura.	10
17	169	In another week I had, the nose ring removed, served him as a Torian girl, and in another as a simple wench of Laura, and in another as an exquisite pleasure slave of Ar.	10

Book 8. (89 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	124	They were not of the retinue of Marlenus, whom I now believed to be in Laura, or in the vicinity of Laura.	10
18	670	How long was it since they had held the naked, perfumed, collared, responding body of a female slave in their arms? Since the rough port of Laura? Since semi-civilized Lydius, at the mouth of the Laurius? How long would it have been since they had witnessed the swaying body of a chained girl in a pa...	10
2	272	"Or perhaps to Laura?" Rim was shrewd.	10
2	275	We might easily sell such women in Laura, or, more likely, in Lydius, but it would not be an easy matter for an outlaw to do so.	10
2	426	"I have heard," I said, "that Verna and her band sometimes roam north of Laura".	10
2	439	"Verna's camp," I said to Sheera, matter-of-factly, "is not only north of Laura, but to its west".	10
2	443	Verna's camp, then, lay to the north and east of Laura.	10
2	734	"The camp, and dancing circle, of Verna," said the first girl, Tana, "lies north and east of Laura.	10
2	735	Go to the slave compounds at the outskirts of Laura.	10
3	11	I saw a blond giant from Torvaldsland, with braided hair, in shaggy jacket; a merchant from Tyros, hurrying, perfumed and sleek; seamen from Cos, and Port Kar, mortal enemies, yet passing one another without thought in the streets of Lydius; a black woman, veiled in yellow, borne in a palanquin by e...	10
3	20	I knew I was some days behind Marlenus of Ar, who now, I supposed, might be in Laura, upriver.	10
3	35	My business was to go to Laura, and there bargain for a hold of sleen fur, which might be taken south for much profit.	10
3	72	We passed great piles of rough goods, which, later, would be loaded on barges, for transport upriver to Laura, tools, metals, woolens.	10
3	73	We passed, too, through goods which had been brought downriver from Laura, and would pass through Lydius, bales of sleen fur, and bundles of panther hides and tabuk pelts.	10
3	74	There would be better prices on sleen fur, of course, in Laura itself.	10
3	75	Too, from Laura, much in evidence, were great barrels of salt, stacks of lumber, and sleds of stones, on wooden runners, from the quarries to her east.	10
3	76	We also saw cages filled with blond village girls, taken on raids to the north, they, too, in their cages brought on barges downriver from Laura.	10
3	78	We also passed a chain of male slaves, brought downriver from Laura, shaven-headed wretches, taken somewhere in the forests by fierce panther girls.	10
3	79	They had probably been sold near Laura, or along the river.	10
4	29	We would then make our way upriver to Laura.	10
5	35	Rim, now, however, was wandering about Lydius, before we set forth for Laura.	10
5	364	The carved, painted wooden eyes on the tarn head turned toward Laura.	10
6	55	The following night, the night before we would make landfall in Laura, when I had finished with her, she lay on her belly on the planks, her head in her hands, lifted, on her elbows.	10
6	78	"Tomorrow," I said, "we make landfall in Laura.	10
6	88	Rim and I, and Thurnock, moored at Laura, in the stern castle, studied a rough map of the territory north and east of that rustic town.	10
6	186	Turning slowly, sweetly, into the wharves of Laura was the heavy-beamed, large medium galley, bright with the yellow of Tyros.	10
6	194	I was interested that her captain had brought such a ship to Laura.	10
6	196	The only craft commonly seen in Laura were light galleys, and the ubiquitous barges, towed by tharlarion treading along the shore.	10
6	197	"What business has such a ship in Laura?" I asked Rim.	10
6	205	It was perhaps for such a reason that the Rhoda had come upriver to Laura.	10
6	260	Above Laura, north of her, there lie several slave compounds.	10
6	324	We had made one alteration in our original plans, an alteration to take into account the arrival in Laura of the Rhoda of Tyros.	10
6	325	We had taken the Tesephone from the wharves of Laura, and ascended the river some twenty pasangs.	10
6	327	Above Laura the river is less navigable than below, particularly in the late summer.	10
6	331	Furthermore, I would post guards, downriver, to warn us of any approach, say, by longboats, from Laura.	10
6	334	Furthermore, the camp above Laura, on the north bank of the Laurius, provided us with privacy for our business.	10
6	335	We might be simply, as far as those in Laura knew, attempting to achieve better prices on sleen fur by establishing this camp.	10
6	337	No one in Laura need know the true object of our expedition.	10
6	340	These repairs would be made partly from stores carried on board, partly from stores purchased in Laura.	10
6	347	I would have girls, paga slaves, brought up for them, from Laura.	10
6	351	The camp of Marlenus, the great Ubar of Ar, I had learned, was somewhere within the forest, north or northwest of Laura.	10
6	508	"No," I said, "other than the fact that it is said to be somewhere north or northeast of Laura".	10
6	587	As far as those in Laura knew, or those in the forests, with the exception of the panther girls of Verna's band, we were what we seemed, traders in fur and hide.	10
6	745	He still hunts in the vicinity of Laura".	10
6	752	"Tomorrow," I told him, "you will go to Laura, trekking downriver.	10
6	753	Arrange for four paga slaves, the most beautiful you can find in Laura, to be sent to our camp.	10
6	756	"There are men of Tyros in Laura," said Rim, looking down into his small wine bowl, cradled in the palm of his right hand.	10
6	1126	"Today," I said, "Rim goes to Laura, to fetch paga slaves for the men.	10
7	50	Rim had returned from Laura, the afternoon of the day preceding our departure from the camp.	10
7	51	With him, met in Laura, had come Arn, and four men.	10
7	80	The day of my departure from the camp, at dawn, later in that same day, four paga slaves, in yellow silks, brought up from Laura, chained in a longboat, would have arrived in my camp.	10
7	81	It had been the main object of Rim's journey to Laura to arrange for their rentals and delivery.	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	95	"Prices are low in Laura," he had said.	10
7	112	He was still hunting the woods in the neighborhood of Laura.	10
9	176	"One, even now," said Mira, "stands on the news board in Laura".	10
9	177	I had little doubt that panther girls, in disguise, perhaps veiled, in Robes of Concealment, or perhaps even as scantily clad, haughty, brazen slave girls, knowing their collars were meaningless, occasionally penetrated towns such as Lydius or Laura.	10
10	104	"Come with my men and me to our camp, north of Laura," he said.	10
10	229	In the morning we shall return to my camp, north of Laura".	10
11	1	Marlenus Holds a Flaminium In the camp of Marlenus, some pasangs north of Laura, I supped with the great Ubar.	10
11	114	This time, he had put the iron to her, and her girls, the first night he had arrived in his camp north of Laura, as though they might have been the meanest of captures.	10
11	349	"And," I said, "in Laura there are trained sleen".	10
12	177	We would then follow the current downriver, lay in at Laura, then proceed to Lydius, remain at Lydius for two days, for the pleasure of the men, and then return to Port Kar.	10
12	180	I had had Rim rent them in Laura.	10
12	181	He had rented them from a tavern keeper in Laura, a man named Hesius.	10
12	196	Prices were supposedly low in Laura.	10
12	204	I recalled, with savage understanding, with an understanding as sudden and terrible as that of a lightning flash over Torvaldsland, that this Hesius, this tavern keeper of Laura, had, free of charge, as a gesture of good will, included wine with the shipment of girls to my camp.	10
13	8	* * * * In the late afternoon I saw them, eleven of them, coming toward the camp on the shore side, from downriver, as though from Laura.	10
13	21	They were doubtless the paga slaves from Laura.	10
13	134	"We were the slaves of Hesius of Laura," she wept.	10
13	158	It was not difficult to imagine that it was not simply to capture Bosk of Port Kar, or to do injury to those of Port Kar, that the Rhoda of Tyros had come to Lydius, and upriver to Laura.	10
13	208	"Laura!" she screamed.	10
13	209	"Laura!" "And whither then?" I asked.	10
13	214	"It will join the Rhoda at Laura!" she screamed.	10
13	237	The Tesephone, most of my men aboard, chained in her hold, was to make rendezvous with the Rhoda at Laura.	10
13	241	They had doubtless taken Rim, knowing him from Laura as an officer of mine.	10
14	50	The men of Tyros, I was sure, would be eager to march their captives through the forests north of Laura and Lydius to the exchange point, where they would meet, by prearranged rendezvous, the Rhoda and the Tesephone.	10
15	556	"I was sold privately to Hesius of Laura," she said.	10
15	572	She wore the collar of Hesius of Laura, a tavern keeper in that city.	10
15	947	In such courts she could not, legally, be named, but would rather be described as, say, Ilene, the slave of Hesius of Laura, or Ilene, the slave of Bosk of Port Kar.	10
18	41	And in the hold of the Tesephone were numbers of my men, captured at the camp on the Laurius River, due to the treachery of a tavern keeper of Laura, by name, Hesius, and four paga slaves.	10
22	575	He would return to his camp north of Laura, where his tarns waited.	10
22	596	She would, however, I had little doubt, send the two women who guarded Talena to his camp north of Laura, with their prisoner, to see if he, as a free man merely, might be interested in the purchase of a slave.	10
22	650	"We shall, first, journey up the Laurius to Laura.	10
22	651	We will have business with one named Hesius of Laura, who sent paga slaves and drugged wine to our camp.	10
22	658	Distribute its contents to the poor of Laura".	10
22	660	"Strip him and leave him poor and penniless in Laura," I said.	10
22	662	"Our ships should be safe thereafter in Laura," said Rim.	10
22	951	We had come to Lydius and Laura, and the northern forests.	10

Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	15	I could see, high on the map, Ax Glacier, Torvaldsland, and Hunjer and Skjern, and Helmutsport, and, lower, Kassau and the great green forests, and the river Laurius, and Laura and Lydius, and, lower, the islands, prominent among them Cos and Tyros; I saw the delta of the Vosk, and Port Kar, and, in...	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	61	"He is a brigand from the forests north of Laura," said the lady.	10
28	52	I had made her my slave in the fields south of the Laura.	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	220	It is Laura".	10
23	23	The town Laura is east of it".	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	317	Were they not, too, in the final analysis, only females? I had known two slaves who had once been of his caste, Corinne, in the house of my training, and Laura, in Hendow's tavern.	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	681	She was taller, and blond, perhaps from a village near Laura.	10

Book 27. (88 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	376	"Gart," whispered Laura, the redhead.	10
12	522	"You are a stupid little slave, Ellen," said Laura, the redhead.	10
12	532	"Bold slave!" said Laura.	10
12	534	"Beware," said Laura.	10
12	538	"But we shall see, shan't we?" "Have no fear but what you will see, you stupid little slave," said Laura.	10
12	540	"You are a pretty slave, yes," said Laura.	10
13	7	"Do not go too near the edge," said Laura.	10
13	13	"How beautiful it is," she called to Laura.	10
13	14	Laura came to stand beside her.	10
13	15	"It is beautiful," said Laura.	10
13	17	"Perhaps those cities have no Home Stones," said Laura.	10
13	23	Nor would he know that Ellen, in Laura's opinion, was little more than a petty, vain, stupid, self-important, ignorant, scheming, meaningless little bit of slave fluff.	10
13	32	"You had best return to your basket and begin to hang the clothing," said Laura, turning away, going back to her own basket.	10
13	38	What an honor, what a privilege, what an incredible gift, just to be able to see you, just to be permitted to be here! How unworthy are the women of Earth to know your glory and beauty! What could a woman such as I be on a world such as this but a slave? On such a world what else could we be? Oh, th...	10
13	82	"Ellen!" called Laura, sharply.	10
13	124	"Laura," she said, "someone has hung up some of the things from my basket".	10
13	125	"I did," said Laura, irritably.	10
13	129	She decided that Laura might not be as unpleasant or stupid as she had supposed.	10
13	130	Laura looked at her, suddenly, sharply.	10
13	131	"You are sorry, aren't you?" said Laura.	10
13	133	"Let us hurry," said Laura.	10
13	140	"There are many more baskets below," said Laura.	10
13	154	"May I speak?" Ellen asked Laura.	10
13	155	Laura grunted in response, a pair of clothespins between her teeth, others in her left hand, which also held a corner of a robe.	10
13	157	Ellen waited until Laura had finished with the robe.	10
13	158	"To better conceal you," said Laura.	10
13	161	"It is spring," said Laura, "and that is a popular time for the hunts of tarnsmen, not that those monsters need any seasonal excuse for their predations".	10
13	165	"Surely you are apprised of at least the first knowledge?" said Laura.	10
13	167	"I have never seen a hith," said Laura, "but I have spoken to those who have.	10
13	172	"You might ask to do so," said Laura.	10
13	177	"They do," said Laura.	10
13	179	"Oh, Laura!" protested Ellen.	10
13	180	"There are many sorts of sleen," said Laura.	10
13	197	"Laura, please," prompted Ellen.	10
13	207	"There may be something to that," said Laura, "but I suspect that men dress their slaves as they do, if they dress them at all, because they find them exciting to look upon, and wish to call attention to their beauty, and enjoy displaying them as their properties.	10
13	213	"Sometimes they break through," said Laura.	10
13	223	"To be sure," said Laura, "if a tarnsman did settle for you, I do not think that afterwards, when he had you squirming naked in his ropes, bound hand and foot, he would be at all disappointed with the nature of his catch".	10
13	225	"Really?" "To be sure," said Laura, "you are only a slave.	10
13	228	"If a tarnstrike should be upon us," said Laura, "and you cannot get below, just throw yourself to your belly on the roof.	10
13	235	"They will have the wind behind them!" said Laura.	10
13	241	"Get below!" called Laura.	10
13	244	"There are prize slaves below, and riches," said Laura.	10
13	251	"Get down!" cried Laura.	10
13	258	"Get down!" called Laura.	10
13	270	"Who taught you your work? Go home and play with vulos! You have the skill of a tharlarion!" "Come down!" called Laura.	10
13	284	"It is the strategy of the second strike," said Laura.	10
13	288	"Yes," said Laura, "the two of them, the monsters, are having their rendezvous.	10
13	291	"Doubtless they will split her price," said Laura, or perhaps they will keep her and gamble for her".	10
13	293	"Yes," said Laura.	10
13	298	"True," smiled Laura.	10
13	301	"We all are," said Laura.	10
13	328	"I speculate that her life is going to change," said Laura to Ellen.	10
13	342	"Stay back, keep away from him!" warned Laura.	10
13	348	"Summon guardsmen!" "He is clever," said Laura.	10
13	352	"We are in the presence of a free man," said Laura.	10
13	356	"Kneel as the slaves you are," whispered Laura.	10
13	361	"She is beautiful, Master," said Laura.	10
13	363	"There are no guardsmen to call," said Laura.	10
13	365	"He took my clothing! He tunicked me! He put a collar on me!" "He is clever," said Laura to the others.	10
13	368	"They are well revealed, Master," said Laura.	10
13	380	"In a few moments the pursuit, organized, will depart, following the raiders," said Laura.	10
13	383	Laura looked at her, sharply, with interest.	10
13	391	"Master is strong and clever," said Laura.	10
13	393	Laura spread her knees more widely, but subtly, seemingly shyly, beneath her gown.	10
13	395	She had not seen Laura like this before, so before a man.	10
13	396	So, she thought, Laura is indeed a slave girl.	10
13	398	Surely not I! Ellen did not think this behavior on Laura's part was unnoticed by the stalwart figure on the roof.	10
13	404	"Mistress," said Laura, respectfully.	10
13	426	"Laura," whispered Ellen.	10
13	427	"Yes," said Laura.	10
13	428	"He is waiting for tarnsmen to leave the city?" "Yes," said Laura.	10
13	430	"Do not concern yourself about her," said Laura.	10
13	433	"I do not think so," said Laura.	10
13	435	"But the whip dance?" "True, that will hurt her," said Laura, "but it will teach her, too, who her masters are".	10
13	438	"Yes," said Laura.	10
13	442	"Ar," said Laura.	10
13	445	"He is magnificent!" breathed Laura, in awe.	10
13	449	"Master!" called Laura suddenly.	10
13	457	"Forgive me, Master!" wept Laura, lowering herself humbly to her belly before him, and pressing her lips to his bootlike sandals.	10
13	461	The tarnsman crouched down beside Laura and, with a length of binding fiber, crossed her wrists and bound them together before her body.	10
13	468	Laura's gown, in a moment, cut from her, cast aside, had fluttered to the roof.	10
13	469	"I am yours, Master!" said Laura.	10
13	497	Laura, too, was gone.	10
13	502	She did not know what Laura's fate might be.	10
13	519	Nelsa and Laura, slaves of the house.	10
13	520	Of those upon the roof, Laura was first girl".	10
13	533	But she might be sold in favor of Laura.	10
16	567	That woman now, perhaps, with Laura, heeled her master in Brundisium, some paces behind, and to his left.	10

Book 32. (51 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
49	184	"Can she belly and crawl as well as Laura? Are her lips as warm, and begging, on your thigh as those of Laura?" I was silent.	10
13	189	"A Laura," said the fellow with the papers, and such.	10
13	190	"You are Laura," said the fellow who had been addressing me.	10
13	191	"What is your name?" "Laura," I said, "if it pleases Master".	10
13	195	I was Laura.	10
15	26	"Laura," I said, "if it pleases Master".	10
15	485	"Tal, Laura," he said.	10
15	606	"You are Laura," he said.	10
20	88	"Do not fret, Laura," said Relia.	10
22	155	"But it is the barbarian, Laura," she said.	10
22	156	"I know no barbarian named Laura," I said.	10
23	124	I had been a number, 119, and I was now "Laura," because I had been so named! I felt the collar on my neck.	10
23	126	I was then indeed "Laura," or whatever masters might choose to name me, should they give me a name.	10
23	127	But Laura could run! She could flee! I was not such a fool as to suppose I was not now a slave, for in the perfection of the law it was so, but I could run.	10
23	128	Laura could run! I looked beyond the end of the dock.	10
25	36	Was I truly free, I asked myself? Then I thought to myself, no, Margaret, Laura, you are not free, but a slave.	10
41	251	I also learned that there was a town there, on the Laurius, called Laura, which interested me, for it is a name I was familiar with from my former world, and, indeed, it had been given to me in Tarncamp.	10
41	252	I was now Laura, if it pleased masters.	10
41	413	"I have been named 'Laura'," I said.	10
43	576	It was my understanding that she had been given the name 'Laura', either in Tarncamp or Shipcamp, presumably Tarncamp, perhaps named for the town on the Laurius, to the south, though, as I also understood it, that was a familiar barbarian female name, which might be bestowed on any barbarian slave, ...	10
43	577	In any event, the name 'Laura' had been given to the barbarian, and it was the only name she had, a name given her at the pleasure of masters, a slave name.	10
48	20	I was Laura, so named at the pleasure of masters, a slave, like many others, of Pani Warriors.	10
48	24	The former Margaret Alyssa Cameron no longer existed; she who had once been she was now Laura, merely another Gorean slave girl.	10
49	32	"I think Master is fond of Laura," she said.	10
49	33	"Laura is a slave," I reminded her.	10
49	38	"Laura loves Master," she said.	10
49	39	"Laura is a liar," I said.	10
49	171	"Is she better than Laura?" she asked.	10
49	177	"What is Laura to you?" she asked.	10
49	183	"Can she lick the whip as well as Laura?" she asked.	10
50	77	"So this is Laura?" said Asperiche.	10
50	92	"But, yes, you are pretty, Laura," she said.	10
50	120	"We are both only slaves, Laura," she said.	10
50	212	"Please," I said, "keep Laura — keep her for yourself!" "I do not own you," he said.	10
50	230	"Does Master not want Laura?" I asked.	10
50	239	"I thought Master might want Laura," I said.	10
50	240	"Laura," he said, "is worthless".	10
50	451	"'Laura'," said my captor.	10
50	454	"There," he said, "'Laura'".	10
50	653	"Laura," I said.	10
50	664	"You are very nice looking, Laura," said another slave.	10
50	750	"We saw, Laura!" said one of the slaves.	10
50	827	"Leave it to Laura!" said a girl.	10
52	600	"I think, however, Master," said Asperiche, "that we must admit that Laura, for a barbarian, is attractive".	10
52	685	"I wish you well, Laura," she said.	10
52	741	"Perhaps you were as keen to buy Laura".	10
53	2	We will avoid Laura, for I fear partisans may linger there.	10
53	33	"He could buy many slaves such as Laura," I said.	10
53	111	"Why then did you let her go, and keep Laura?" "She-tarsk," he snarled.	10
53	113	"But I think you would rather have Laura, not Asperiche, for whatever reason, if the choice were to be made, crawling naked through the leaves, begging for your touch".	10
53	152	"Please forgive Laura, Master," I wept.	10