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Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	I was especially counting on the time between the semesters to catch up, or, better, to lengthen my lead on the students.	10
4	47	His skill was such that he had taken a lead that it would be impossible to overcome.	10
4	54	"Har-ta! Har-ta! Faster! Faster!" The great bird seemed to sense what I intended, or perhaps it was merely his sudden realization that the other tarn was in the lead, but a remarkable transformation swept over my sable, plumed steed.	10
9	43	In the afternoon we moved on again, this time daring to use one of the wide paved highways that lead from Ar, highways built like walls in the earth, of solid, fitted stones intended to last a thousand years.	10
9	70	"Here," she said, "I have it!" She took a lead chain from my pouch, wrapped it several times about her slim ankle and snapped it shut, placing the key in my hand.	10
16	15	When this occurred, inevitably the spearmen and lancers of Pa-Kur, following the lead of siege slaves through the maze of stakes and traps, would engage the men from Ar.	10
18	125	At the top of a broad series of stairs I saw the door that must lead to the Central Cylinder and noted with satisfaction that its dimensions were large enough to permit the passage of a tarn.	10
19	207	"You will not lead me as a prisoner," he said.	10

Book 2. (9 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	109	Since the siege of Ar, when Pa-Kur, Master Assassin, had violated the limits of his caste and had presumed, in contradiction to the traditions of Gor, to lead a horde upon the city, intending to make himself Ubar, the Caste of Assassins had lived as hated, hunted men, no longer esteemed mercenaries ...	10
13	2	The white sand, perfumed, sprinkled with mica and red lead, burned my feet.	10
13	26	The surface of the area, white sand, perfumed and sparkling with mica and red lead, added to the colorful mien of the place.	10
13	110	Suddenly the foot of Kron swept through the white perfumed sand, bright with mica and red lead, and kicked a broad sheet of particles toward my eyes.	10
18	79	"Lead us, Warrior," said Andreas.	10
24	239	We approached the small iron door that gave access to the palace, I in the lead.	10
25	44	At that moment into the room burst the soldiers and rebels, Kron and Lara in the lead.	10
25	161	Indeed, I myself had business to attend to—an account to settle—only my affairs would lead me to the Sardar Mountains, for the business to which I must attend was with the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
26	73	It was not her intention to condemn her sisters of Tharna into interminable and miserable bondage but to force them to take this strange first step on the road she herself had traveled, one of the unusual roads that may lead to love.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	110	Trade routes did not lead to the city and those who entered its territory did not often return.	10
18	103	Sarm regarded me for a moment and then turned and continued to lead the way.	10
29	45	I took the lead ship into my sights and dropped toward it, narrowing the range to increase the effectiveness of the silver tube.	10
34	202	Systematically and persistently I questioned these men of various cities about the whereabouts of Talena of Ar, hoping to find some clue that might lead me to her, even if it might be only the drunken memory of some herdsman of a vision of beauty once encountered in a dim and crowded tavern in Cos o...	10

Book 4. (6 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	67	Normally, however, the wagons are tied in tandem fashion, in numerous long columns, and only the lead wagons are guided, the others simply following, thongs running from the rear of one wagon to the nose rings of the bosk following, sometimes as much as thirty yards behind, with the next wagon; also...	10
2	73	It is near Turia, in the spring, that the Omen Year is completed, when the omens are taken, usually over several days by hundreds of haruspexes, mostly readers of bosk blood and verr livers, to determine if they are favorable for a choosing of a Ubar San, a One Ubar, a Ubar who would be High Ubar, a...	10
5	10	I was told by Kamchak that once an army of a thousand wagons turned aside because a swarm of rennels, poisonous, crablike desert insects, did not defend its broken nest, crushed by the wheel of the lead wagon.	10
5	66	The wagon is guided by a series of eight straps, two each for the four lead animals.	10
8	222	As the day grew late points were accumulated, but, to the zest and frenzy of the crowd, the lead in these contests of arms shifted back and forth, first being held by Kamchak and myself, then by Conrad and Albrecht.	10
23	67	Our bosk horns rang out and my brave Thousand, worn in the saddle, weary, on spent kaiila, without a murmur or a protest, turned and following my lead struck into the center of the Paravaci forces.	10

Book 5. (24 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	261	Then I turned and followed a man-at-arms, who would lead me to my quarters.	10
5	380	"But doubtless those whom you call the Others, being suspicious, much as your kind, suspect that this information is false, designed to lead them into a trap.	10
5	398	"It is apparently their intention," said he, "to acquire influence in cities, to win humans to their side, to equip and lead them in war on Priest-Kings".	10
7	51	We flew for perhaps an Ahn and then, following a lead tarnsman, dipped and, one at a time, the others circling, landed on a rocky shelf on the side of a steep cliff, apparently no different from dozens of other such shelves we had already passed, save that this shelf, due to an overhang of the cliff...	10
7	125	"It shoots a tiny lead quarrel".	10
12	15	A bird of the Yellow faction was in the lead, followed by Red, then Blue, Gold, Orange, Green and Silver.	10
12	38	Yellow held the lead, followed by Red.	10
12	131	The Green, which had had the inside perch, took the lead.	10
12	189	Since Elizabeth was to be the lead girl in the set she was summoned to the kennel chamber when Virginia and Phyllis were to be released.	10
12	230	"You are lead girl?" asked Sura of Elizabeth.	10
17	144	The duel for the lead in racing hung suspended among three factions, the Greens, the Yellows and the Steels, the new faction.	10
17	559	"Lead me to your quarters, Slave".	10
18	493	His resemblance to a certain Koroban Warrior, perhaps Tarl Cabot, would make it seem clear, in the darkness of the night, that the knife had been intended for that Warrior, and a convenient clue, a patch of green, would lead to Ar, and doubtless then to the House of Cernus".	10
19	217	Each of them had her wrists braceleted before her body, and each slave chain led to the slave bracelets of one of the girls; the lead girl, probably Elizabeth, was on a somewhat shorter chain than the two behind her, one on each side, doubtless Virginia and Phyllis.	10
19	404	"Would it not be worth five hundred gold pieces," asked Elizabeth, "to put your leash on this one and lead her home, to teach her the worth of a man of Ar, if worth they have, and then send her weeping and aching to the kettles of the kitchen until she begs to sleep beneath your slave ring?" There w...	10
19	452	The girls were now on their feet and whip slaves were braceleting their wrists before their bodies and attaching the lead chains to the bracelets, preparing to conduct the purchased merchandise from the block.	10
22	137	A tarn of the Reds, a large-winged bird, goaded almost to madness by a small, bearded rider, wearing a bone talisman about his neck, held the lead.	10
22	154	The large-winged tarn had fallen back now, the lead being taken by the rider of the Blue, a small, shrewd man, a veteran rider but one too precipitate.	10
22	188	Mip held the lead.	10
22	195	I saw Green Ubar begin then to hold his lead, his wings striking with the accelerating, timed frenzy of the racing tarn, each stroke seeming to carry him swifter and farther than the last.	10
22	362	To my surprise I noted, coiled at the side of his saddle, in four loops, was a whip knife, of the sort common in Port Kar, a whip, but set into its final eighteen inches, arranged in sets of four, twenty thin, narrow blades; the tips of whip knives differ; some have a double-edged blade of about sev...	10
22	427	I was certain their riders had had orders from the box of Cernus to see that I did not win; it would be difficult for a single tarn to block a ring, but two together might well manage; further, in not taking the lead immediately, which I believe I could have done, I hoped to postpone the entry into ...	10
22	457	I began to regret that I had so willingly surrendered the lead at the beginning of the race.	10
22	553	Already the Tuchuk bola was whirling, a blur of leather and lead.	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	320	"And then," I cried, "we will return and make a feast!" Thurnock, Clitus and I once more clashed and emptied goblets, and then, leading Midice, first in the coffle, by the lead end of the binding fiber, I stumbled through the door, finding my way down the stairs, with the others, hunting for a smith...	10
13	161	"Perhaps you would care to meet our principal courier, he who will, in time, lead our fleets to the harbor of Port Kar?" "Yes," I said, "I would".	10
14	43	The length and weight of these oars would make their operation impractical were it not for the fact that each of them, on its inboard end, is weighted with lead.	10
14	144	I watched a burning javelin from the lead ship of the pursuers arc gracefully and smoking through the air and drop hissing into the water some fifteen yards to my right, abeam of the stern.	10
14	199	I was quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase.	10
14	206	In another four or five Ehn I expected he would regard his lead as sufficient to permit him the time to safely come about and engage.	10

Book 7. (6 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	325	She was Elinor Brinton, rich, brilliant Elinor Brinton! For more than forty-five minutes I raced ahead of my pursuer, sometimes increasing my lead, sometimes losing it.	10
3	326	Once, grinding and spurring about graveled side roads, they were within forty yards of me, but I increased the lead, yard by yard.	10
9	367	Then, Verna at their lead, they approached me.	10
13	550	No strong peasant lads waited there, to run me down, to strip and bind me, and lead me, my neck roped, back to the village.	10
14	653	"Lead her forth," said Ena.	10
16	296	And I watched the proud Verna lead her humbled, chastened slave away, into the darkness, the gag straps tight over the back of her hair as she followed perfectly, beautifully, unquestioningly, frightened, on her leash.	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	366	"Lead me to your armory," said he, to one of the guards.	10
3	419	He began to lead her away, by the arm.	10
6	811	One may sometime lead the individual to expect an attack in one area, and then strike in another".	10
7	34	She took Sheera by the arm, to lead her from my presence.	10
10	268	"Lead us, little tabuk," said Marlenus, "to your stall".	10
11	376	"She will think, then," I said, "that she has a chance, perhaps an excellent one, with her lead and the darkness, of escaping".	10
13	55	Further, the lead animals are then unaware that others have fallen behind them.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	213	"Lead us to what you have found," demanded the Forkbeard.	10
9	408	I untied her hands from the post, taking, too, the rope from her belly, by which Ottar had fastened her to his belt, but left the rope on her right wrist, its free end in my hand, to lead her.	10
9	409	But I needed not lead her.	10
10	505	Whereas fear inhibits sexual performance in a male, rendering it impossible, because neutralizing aggression, essential to male power, fear in a woman, some fear, not terror, can, interestingly, improve her responsiveness, perhaps by facilitating her abject submission, which can then lead to multipl...	10
13	199	"Lead on".	10
16	119	He shall then lead us in battle.	10
16	120	Again he will lead the men of the north".	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	217	Usually the tallest girls lead the slave chain, the height decreasing gradually toward the end of the chain, where the shortest girl is placed.	10
5	392	I could see that Alyena was pleased to lead the line.	10
12	43	A chain from the neck of the first, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the lead guard; a chain from the neck of the last, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the guard bringing up the rear.	10
22	113	I would let the fleeing man lead me from the desert.	10
23	26	"Can you lead me there?" I asked.	10
23	29	The pack kaiila were tied together, the long, lead rein of the first animal looped about my pommel.	10
23	31	I untied the ankles of the man and put him, hands still tied together behind his back, on the lead animal.	10
23	33	"Lead me," I told him.	10
23	78	The man gestured and one of those with him led away the kaiila, making a great circuit that would lead him behind the Kavar lines, to the tents.	10
23	260	"Do you lead me to war?" asked the Tajuk.	10
24	179	The strip was long and enough was left to lead her, serving as tether.	10
24	367	"Must I enter and fetch you," he asked, "and lead you out by the hair?" "No, Master," she called out, frightened.	10
24	740	I saw the white burnoose of Hassan, swelling behind him, in their lead.	10
25	28	Broken open, it proved to lead to a dark tunnel.	10
25	50	"Lead on, sleen of a Kavar," he said.	10
25	258	"You will lead me barefoot before the Pashas?" she asked.	10
25	317	I jerked on the rope, as though to draw Tarna to her feet, in order to lead her to the presence of the Pashas.	10
25	383	"Lead me through the halls".	10
25	467	I did not lead her gently.	10

Book 11. (5 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	438	Counting the time it would take to fix the torch in the earth and for her heart to beat two hundred times, I conjectured that we would have a lead on our pursuers of some three minutes.	10
7	446	Why did they not take a hundred beats of the heart of a standing bosk? Her sexual excitement at the proximity of my master's man might, I now noted, considerably diminish our lead.	10
7	447	I decided to count now on a lead of little more than two minutes.	10
9	1934	They would not wish the casual, inadvertent flirtation of an accidentally exposed ankle to lead to their hunt, capture and enslavement.	10
9	2402	He began to lead me away.	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	137	An initiate in the lead carried a standard on which was mounted the sign of the Priest-Kings, a golden circle, that which has no beginning or end, the symbol of eternity, the symbol of Priest-Kings.	10
4	406	Moves which had appeared to weaken red's position had served actually to produce an incredible lead in development; moves which had appeared meaningless or defensive had actually been deeply insidious; the timorous feint to the Ubar's side by red with the Ubara and Ubar had, in actuality, prepared a...	10
23	76	Kadluk in the lead, Imnak and I following, with Akko and Naartok, and the others, too, behind him, harpoons and lances in our hands, tramped out of the village, heading toward the sound of the sleen.	10
24	55	"Could you lead me soon to the mountain that does not move?" I asked.	10
24	59	"Yet you will lead me there, will you not?" I asked.	10
25	94	Now, however, that was not necessary, as we had before us two sleds to set our pace, that of Karjuk, in the lead, and that of Ram, behind him.	10
26	270	The full flood of sleen, the pack at large, not the lead animals, then swept about the small, circular shelter, hissing and squealing.	10
37	42	Sometimes I thought I might let Audrey lead the coffle, and sometimes Arlene.	10
37	107	"The water is boiling!" Suddenly, near us, a lead, a great crack in the ice, broke open.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	248	If she were still too rigid or irritating to men she might even, possibly, be slain before she could lead me to the mysterious Shaba.	10
6	325	"That will lead to the general merchant wharves.	10
6	578	My own observations would lead me to say that for all practical purposes there is, on the equator itself, no dry season.	10
6	782	She would lead me, inadvertently, to the geographer Shaba, explorer of Lake Ushindi, discoverer of Lake Ngao and the Ua river.	10
6	783	She would lead me, too, not understanding it, to the Tahari ring.	10
12	117	We speculated that you would discover or reason out the girl's role in our business and try to use her as a lead to find us.	10
21	28	Moreover, when moving at night, each canoe's paddles kept the exact rhythm of that of the lead canoe.	10
23	102	"You style yourself a hero, who would lead my people into the light of civilization?" asked Kisu.	10
24	176	Also they lead it sometimes to larger feedings.	10
33	46	I need now only lead him on and on, until he is slain in the jungle, or until, bereft of men and supplies, I need only turn back and meet him, as man to man, as warrior to warrior".	10
43	135	In less than a quarter of an Ahn we had considerably lengthened our lead on our pursuers.	10

Book 14. (9 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	600	"It sounds like you want to put a collar on me and lead me away to your bed".	10
5	150	"You men of Earth well deserve the lives you lead," she laughed.	10
7	524	Indeed, what was the pseudomasculinization of many of the women of Earth, in clothing and mental garb, but a hysterical attempt to deny their sexuality? What did the women of Earth fear? That a true acknowledgment of their deepest sexual needs would lead them to kneel at the feet of a master? Lola l...	10
10	48	I was then made to lead the way through the halls of the House of Tima, until we arrived at the entrance to a long, dark corridor.	10
13	290	It then becomes clear that most of them lead toward borders and frontiers.	10
19	2	On my hands I wore the gunni, training devices, curved weights of lead, several pounds heavy, with handles, cushioned with cloth.	10
20	87	Did not Kenneth hold the vial of sand? Blows it seemed I rained with an avalanche of lead on the reeling post shuddering in its braces.	10
26	296	With the other I tied her wrists together before her body, leaving enough strap to lead her by, as a wrist leash.	10
32	214	"Do not lead me in on a leash," she said.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	211	Which, of all of them, would you lead home, as your slave?" "She," I said, "the one whom we might call Beverly".	10
22	242	I saw hundreds of men, fearful, milling about, with no one to lead them.	10
22	276	"Why did you not lead them?" he asked, angrily.	10
30	158	Do you truly know better than nature? There seems no guarantee that the perversion of nature is more likely to lead to general human happiness than its recognition and celebration.	10
33	181	Jort's Ferry and Point Alfred lie west of Ar's Station, and tend to follow the lead of Ar's Station, favoring generally the politics of Ar.	10

Book 16. (17 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	400	"That is an interesting and profound possibility," I said, "but then there would still remain needs and powers, forces and desires, and the facts of the world, that certain courses of action lead to certain results, and that other courses of action lead to other results.	10
4	151	The lead ship of the wedge was trying to come about, swinging to starboard.	10
4	153	Her ram took the lead ship in the stern, tearing away wood and breaking loose the starboard rudder.	10
5	242	She had been the lead ship of the Voskjard's first wedge attack.	10
8	179	Then she had leaped to her feet, wildly, clutching, holding over head, what appeared to be two, flat, rectangular sheets of lead, bound together.	10
8	181	She drew back her arms, holding the bound lead sheets over her head, to hurl them into the Vosk.	10
8	190	The lead weighting, of course, would carry them to the mud at the bottom of the Vosk.	10
9	105	My feet slipping on the sand bar I thrust my shoulder against the hull of the Tuka, which had been the lead ship in the first major attack against us three days ago.	10
10	6	Shirley, whom I had taken from Reginald, captain of the Tamira, said once to have been of Tafa, hung at the bow of our lead ship, the Tuka, that vessel said to be a well-known vessel of the Voskjard.	10
10	51	This, we had hoped, would create a diversion, and lead the pirates, in the confusion and darkness, to assume that we were moving eastward, and that the Olivia had been set aflame by their own forces.	10
12	23	A smoke bomb, trailing smoke, was lofted upward from a catapult on one of the lead ships.	10
12	44	Cautiously, from behind the parapet, I surveyed the stem castle of the lead galley.	10
12	81	The identity of the third man on the deck of the stem castle of the lead galley, we learned, in the exchange of identifications, was Alcibron, who had been the commander of the Tuka.	10
12	91	I saw the lead galley drawing alongside the walk near the fortress wall, across the sea yard.	10
17	983	She would, thus, her hand about six inches from the ring, lead herself on her own leash.	10
20	55	The lead dancer reminded me somewhat of the slave, Melpomene, who had once been the Lady Melpomene, of Vonda.	10
20	1837	What audacity she had to express her love, that of a mere slave, for a free man! Surely he should bracelet her small wrists behind her back, and hood her, and leash her, and then lead her hastily, angrily, to the nearest market.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	103	Too often, I suspected, a suspicion of cheating at stones or disks, or a dispute over a slave, might lead to the flash of steel, the sudden movement of a knife.	10
7	136	"Lead me to the tavern of Randolph," said the man to the girl.	10
9	98	Grunt, I recalled, in urging his coffle forward, had not struck the lead girl, his lovely red-haired beast, with the lash, as he had several of the others.	10
14	189	Its primary value, and there is little other reason for permitting the slave to assume it, is to lead her to believe, and hope, that she may be accorded some tiny particle of dignity or respect, an illusion which then, to her shame and humiliation, may be totally shattered by the master.	10
14	529	"Did you not see how they struck the girls on their flanks, so possessively, so pridefully, so good-naturedly? They are more than enough pleased to have such girls on their tethers, to lead them home, to add them in with their kaiila and other stock".	10
17	566	"When we reach the vicinity of the compound," said Pumpkin, "and you are unbound and properly clothed, in suitable Waniyanpi garb, you will lead us all through the gate, preceding us, this thus attesting to your honor amongst us and the respect in which you are held".	10
19	8	It was he, it seemed, who would lead them in triumph into their camp.	10
19	624	"You would then have a fine lead on others, in the main camp, days from here, who might wish to follow you.	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	383	"It is well known to what the kiss of a slave girl must lead".	10
15	41	His fellow of the Sleen Soldiers tightened his grip on the lead rope.	10
15	103	Lead her away".	10
15	104	He then, firmly, took the lead rope of the kaiila string from the Sleen Soldier who held it.	10
15	141	"I give you twenty kaiila!" said Canka, lifting the lead rope of the kaiila.	10
15	150	"And the kaiila are yours," smiled Canka, handing the lead rope of the kaiila string to one of the Sleen Soldiers with Hci.	10
15	181	He was followed by his fellows of the Sleen Soldiers, the lead rope of the kaiila string in the hands of one of them.	10
26	61	The other fellow, who had been to the left of the lead warrior, pulled his kaiila toward me.	10
27	4	We followed their lead.	10
33	58	In their lead was the woman I had met, briefly, at the Kaiila camp, Radish.	10
34	162	"We hoped you would lead us to food," he said.	10
42	91	The lead rider was now in the neighborhood of a hundred yards away.	10
42	99	The lead rider, when only a few yards away, had jerked back wildly on the reins of his tarn.	10
43	428	Across the prairie I could see riders approaching, some four or five in the lead, and others, drawn out, behind them.	10
43	431	The lead riders, then, had stopped.	10
43	434	Certainly it did not seem likely that it would lead to this upjutting, flat-topped, weathered rock.	10
43	454	Cuwignaka would be in the lead.	10
44	889	I then freed them from the posts and prepared to lead them to the prison lodge.	10
47	27	"Who is in their lead?" asked Cuwignaka.	10
47	66	"I would die first!" "The beast in the lead," I said, "is called Sardak.	10
47	324	In their lead surrounded by medicine men, beating on drums and dancing, were Sardak and Kog, and five others of the Kurii.	10
54	248	"He saved your life at the summer camp," I said, "putting you on a tether and enforcing slave sanctions upon you, to lead you to safety".	10

Book 19. (4 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	863	This was a world in which my femininity, whatever it was, and wherever it might lead, was not to be denied to me.	10
6	702	"Too," he said, "even if commanded, I could not knowingly lead you into danger, for example, into certain sections of the city at night.	10
11	180	I then, terribly, feared my womanhood, and that to which it might lead.	10
28	179	The lead girl, Claudia, was now shackled.	10

Book 20. (6 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	444	Conservative players, ahead in tournament play, often adopt this stratagem, using it, often to the fury of the crowds and their opponents, to protect and nurse an established lead.	10
2	1431	It is difficult to tell where such things might lead.	10
14	136	"How do you think we followed you so discreetly, allowing you your lead of better than an Ahn, until, at our pleasure, we chose to close the gap and apprehend you here?" I looked down at the urt pack in the valley below.	10
15	122	"Anyone," said Boots, "could lead him in on a chain.	10
16	51	The leading character in it, or the female lead, is played by the Brigella character.	10
21	131	He turned about, exposing his back to me, to lead the way.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	229	It covers almost everything, with seeming modesty, but in such a way, that it is likely to lead a man to think in terms of removing it.	10
15	498	I seldom indulge in the gratifications of such transient vanities unless they lead to these objectives, or, at the least, are not inimical to their attainment.	10
15	499	Such an insult, stinging as it would be, would not serve any particular purpose at the moment, for example, stirring a foe to a fury of vengeance which might lead to miscalculation on his part.	10
22	250	It frightened her, and that to which it might lead.	10
24	30	I must accompany her that I would know the place, and then, presently when you returned, lead you there".	10
24	135	"Lead us to the place Boabissia found," I said.	10
25	116	There are small exits from the larger room, on the other side of the open space, that lead to various tunnels, off of which may be found cells and alcoves.	10
25	930	"The daughter of a ubar may bring ten thousand pieces of gold in a private sale," said the hostess, "but, as a woman, as a mere female on a chain, she may be worth far less than thousands of wenches one might lead home for a few copper tarsks".	10
26	2034	I had placed her in the common position for front leading, the girl behind you, whether she is on her feet, as it was my intention to lead this girl, if only to save time, or, say, on her belly or all fours.	10
26	2043	Leashing, of course, of either variety, is excellent psychologically for the female, as it confirms her femaleness upon her, that she belongs to men, and is on a male lead, and, if she is a slave, it confirms as well her bondage on her, and helps to make clear to her her animal status.	10
29	174	The captain was in the lead, my sword in its sheath, slung on its strap, over his shoulder.	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	673	I think, then, the lead girl was drawn around, and forward, properly orienting the coffle, and that I, though I was not sure of it, was again at its end.	10
6	753	Something similar had been done, I supposed, at the other end of the coffle, utilizing the first girl's lead chain.	10
8	160	It seemed to lead to another yard.	10
10	570	To be sure, the shoulders, for example, lead to the delicious curvatures of the breasts, those, too, the property of the master, and thence to the waist and belly, and thighs, and the slave's helpless, delicate intimacies.	10
10	571	The ear lobes, too, lead to the throat, and thence, beneath the collar, to the shoulders, and so on.	10
11	31	When my master came for me, to take me by the arm and lead me to the floor, I would be here, in the only way I could be here, waiting, and docile.	10
23	90	"Whither are we bound, Master?" I had asked of the fellow who would fly the lead tarn, the others in a roped coffle behind him.	10

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	104	It knew his voice, and would respond more readily as the lead beast.	10
1	155	I heard, in a moment, his shouting to the lead beast, and the crack of the tharlarion whip.	10
1	309	"Perhaps the tracks of the wagon, too, might lead to some cache, or hideaway," I said.	10
1	462	It could be done, of course, by men working under a shed, to protect them from missile fire, arrows, lead sling pellets, and such, or, say, more safely, and less exposed to sorties, by siege miners, through a tunnel.	10
10	59	I had followed them back, at their own behest, through one of the connecting trenches, to the lead trench.	10
10	243	Klio, I recalled, had chosen a dangerous way of life, one which she must surely have realized, on one level or another, might lead to the collar.	10
11	256	This pretended intelligence report, absurdly conceived, is intended to lead us to despair.	10

Book 24. (16 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	393	Too, it was he who forbade the taking of the young fellow, but rather that he be permitted to leave the camp, unmolested, that he might lead us to you.	10
17	129	"Lead us, Labienus!" called men.	10
17	130	"Lead us!" "We will go no farther westward!" screamed a man.	10
17	137	"Lead us east!" demanded a fellow.	10
17	139	"We know that!" "North! North! Lead us north!" cried a man.	10
17	141	"Look upon your brethren of the 17th, of the 3rd, the 4th!" "Lead us south, Labienus!" cried men.	10
17	150	"Lead us south, oh Labienus!" called a man.	10
17	168	"Lead us, Captain!" cried others.	10
19	1623	In this way the interior strap, given the pull of the lead strap, could not close on her throat.	10
19	1624	Similarly, the pressure of the lead strap, if it were transmitted to the turns of the neck strap, as in a slave leash on a girl front-led, would be at the back of her neck, not at the throat.	10
28	199	"Perhaps you are a spy," said a fellow, licking a tharlarion bone, "sent to lead us into ambush".	10
28	203	"But perhaps you intend to lead us into an ambush at the delta's edge, and deliver us for bounty gold?" "That is an excellent idea," I said.	10
29	226	"Lead me to it," he said.	10
32	189	The fellow who had been in the lead now crawled back, to stand with the others.	10
37	171	Accordingly, it is their practice to eschew argument, which could only lead to embarrassment for them, and content themselves with unsubstantiated but often ferociously enunciated assertions, claims and pronouncements.	10
43	123	Although Liadne was obviously intending to lead her to the far side of the wagon, she stood there, back-braceleted, looking wildly, unbelievably, after Marcus.	10

Book 25. (12 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	317	Perhaps if there had been a Marlenus of Ar in the city, a Ubar, one to raise the people and lead them, there might have been hope.	10
1	347	In the lead of the procession were two lads in white robes, with shaved heads, who rang the bells.	10
2	386	He then turned her about and put a leather leash collar, with its attached lead, now dangling before her, on her neck.	10
3	60	A fellow brushed past me, drawing behind him two slaves, their wrists extended before them, closely together, pulled forward, the lead chains attached to their wrist shackles.	10
3	194	To be sure, it doubtless amused Marcus, or seemed fitting to him, to lead her about on her leash, suffering in a need which might be detectable even in the darkness and the shifting shadows.	10
3	326	The lead on her leash looped up to Marcus' grasp.	10
10	404	It is the slave, leashed, bound, whom men lead joyously to their compartments.	10
10	474	"Lead Ar," suggested Marcus.	10
13	172	Putatively this might be accomplished in virtue of extensive conditioning programs aimed at demasculinization, programs which, if successful, will lead the child to suspect and fear himself, to experience shame and guilt at the very promptings of his own body and nature.	10
16	165	I hoped by this last question to lead the crowd to believe that the Delta Brigade was a determined, disciplined, extensive, well-organized force in Ar, one which might realistically inspire hope in the populace and fear in the forces of occupation.	10
18	106	"You are not going to lead him off in chains, are you?" he asked.	10
25	539	Indeed, from the marks, I suspect the staff of Appanius to have been cored with lead.	10

Book 26. (10 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	166	Such things can lead among the men to rivalries, to fallings out, even to duels and bloodshed.	10
6	167	And for one such as I they might lead at best to the thonging of the wrists and the waiting at the post, for the lash.	10
10	621	One usually prefers to be led rather than to lead.	10
19	486	It was thusly she would lead him to the tavern of Fabius.	10
24	936	Sometimes they subdue their former mistresses, remove the cloth at their hips, and bind them, and lead them on ropes to the conquerors.	10
29	975	Indeed, it was, as it happened, only after sunset that we reached the entrance to the tunnels, some branches of which lead to underground routes and defenses, others to the pits.	10
33	68	"Lead us to your quarters," said the leader of the strangers to the pit master.	10
37	275	"Where does this passage lead?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	509	"Look," said the man in the lead.	10
37	562	"Step from behind the slaves," the lieutenant ordered the lead man.	10

Book 27. (24 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	1530	"She is to lead us to the tarnster, who is to lead us to the gold.	10
2	134	The lead role had been sung by a famous Italian soprano, a visiting artist.	10
3	39	The ropes, fastened to the posts, would have to lead to, say, a yard away in each case, the wrists and ankles of their captive.	10
7	208	But, she suspects, they were more likely frequently changed in order to preclude the formation of closer associations with her, associations which might lead to friendship, and, consequently, a possible diminution of the professionalism, the rigor, of the instruction.	10
11	947	She must lead him to believe that she was essentially a free woman who unfortunately, inexplicably, astonishingly, found herself in a collar.	10
13	209	You should see how some of them lead naked, painted, bejeweled slaves about on leashes, put them through slave paces publicly, make them dance in the open for tarsk-bits, put them up as stakes in the dicing halls, and marketplaces, and such.	10
16	817	At this moment, to Ellen's dismay, and that of her companions, the lead guard, seizing the first girl by the upper arm, pulled the coffle through the crowd, bringing it to a place just before the shelf.	10
16	895	"Forgive us, Mistresses," said Ellen, too, following the lead of her chain sisters, she, like the others, head down to the cement, in first obeisance position.	10
16	908	Then, mercifully, the Cosian dragged the lead girl in the coffle away from the shelf and began to conduct her, her chain sisters perforce behind her, through the crowd.	10
18	477	Men, it seems, respect free women, but seek slaves, they venerate the citizeness, but it is we whom they buy; they esteem the free woman but it is we whom they rope and leash, and lead home.	10
19	479	Portus would lead, controlling the first tarn with its basket.	10
20	274	The two lead tarns and baskets, those of Portus Canio and Fel Doron, continued on their way, apparently unaware that Tersius Major had left the train, and that his trailing tarns had been, in effect, loosed.	10
20	302	He wound this rope about the pommel of his saddle and brought his bird to the lead.	10
20	360	Once again the train of tarns was unled, the lead line free, dangling, uncontrolled in the sky.	10
20	369	The lead tarnsman loosed, as he could, arrow after arrow into the body of the attacking bird, and then, drawing his sword, for he carried no lance, tried to close with it, to strike it somehow, across the back of the neck, in that tumbling tangle of rage and hunger.	10
20	702	Then the lad would either lead the way, it seemed, with the lantern, or, in a bit, the wagon already again in motion, resume his position on the box.	10
22	165	Generalized, it would falsify and degrade human life, destroy the gene pool, and lead to the termination of the human race.	10
24	81	One of the most humiliating things for a Gorean free woman, after she has been enslaved, other than the loss of her name, is that she must now follow, and neither walk beside nor lead.	10
25	43	The lead girl, whom Ellen understood to be 115, was then put in leading position, bent over, a hand in her hair, and, as she whimpered, she was conducted from the area, amongst various cages, shelters, tents and stakes, toward distant sounds of men, shouts and calls, and the rest of the chain follow...	10
25	44	Ellen was pleased she was not lead girl.	10
26	694	"He must lead us!" said another.	10
27	1448	Will her hunter be satisfied with anything less than to lead her back to his camp, naked, back-braceleted, and leashed, and, now, of course, collared? What woman does not hope to inspire such lust? What woman does not wish to be so beautiful that she could inspire such tempestuous, raging desire? Wh...	10
27	1700	Goreans like to lead from the front.	10
27	2070	"Lead it yourself," said the officer.	10

Book 28. (19 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	424	It would be one thing to lead them to the knife, they following unsuspectingly, docilely, and quite another to be confused with one of them.	10
9	17	"Forgive me," said Peisistratus, his hands on a portal, half swung open, "I should have warned you, the passageways occasionally lead to open ledges, tiers of caves, and such".	10
15	82	Archon gestured that he would lead the way.	10
18	144	In a moment, breaking through the greenery, he saw the lead sleen, its viperlike head to the ground.	10
20	120	Guards even now were loosening the holding chains of Pyrrhus and preparing to lead him from the cement pit in which he had been held below the jurors, below the witnesses, below the judge.	10
21	587	"That of enlisting a human leader, one men will trust, a warrior, a seeming champion, a seeming hero, one whom men, properly motivated, will unquestioningly, eagerly follow, one who will lead armies against the Sardar".	10
24	155	"You would decline the offer of Agamemnon, to arm and lead the humans of Earth against the Sardar," said Grendel.	10
24	251	"Lead her away," said Cabot.	10
24	252	"Lead your pet away".	10
42	47	"See the lead human, with the bell on her neck," said Cabot.	10
42	71	The lead animal, at the last moment, slips through a gate to the side, and the line behind it continues to move forward, and downward, to the great hammers, or to the ropes and slings, to be suspended, dangling, for the knives, such things".	10
46	193	"I will lead them," said Cabot.	10
60	49	"Loyal to the Kur paths despite to what horror or madness they might lead".	10
60	54	I will lead you to the habitats.	10
61	50	I have scouted the habitats and have discovered a route within their defenses, a long path overlooked, and consequently undefended, betwixt high structures, one much shielded from observation, that will lead us to the palace itself, where a certain lightly guarded gate, known to me, may be easily fo...	10
61	73	"I suggest," said Cabot, "that Flavion himself lead the secret march".	10
70	159	"You will lead me to the slave?" "Certainly," said Flavion.	10
74	29	Commanders commonly lead the right wing.	10
77	209	"You will join them?" "I will lead them".	10

Book 29. (17 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	24	This might lead to complications, a request for explanations, inquiries, and such.	10
7	158	"Lead your own slave," I said.	10
8	247	Tie my hands! Hood me! Lead me about, on a leash, like a slave! We shall see about such things! I am a free woman, a free woman!" I did not respond to her.	10
9	193	Interestingly, this road did not seem to lead west, toward the coast.	10
9	194	Rather it seemed to lead southeast.	10
15	412	"Things lead to one another," I suggested.	10
16	113	If my archers could judge, lead, and strike such targets, smaller than a man's body, I had little doubt they could manage the more likely targets.	10
16	159	A change of wind, a rising of dust, a prolonged battle, in which the angle of the sun changes, the loss of a commander, the loss of a standard, an unexpected, unpredictable wave of alarm in the ranks, an unfounded rumor of entrapment, the failure of a wing to hold, the hesitation or confusion of res...	10
18	1	Fighting Continues; We Report to Lord Nishida; The Stable I brought the tarn down, to the field of training, followed by Tajima and Pertinax, and Ichiro, my first, or lead, signalman.	10
18	171	The second major theory proposed to explain the ban of Priest-Kings on body armor is that the Priest-Kings, in their benign concern for human beings, one of the diverse life forms with which they stocked the planet, thought the banning of body armor would reduce injury and conflict, that it would le...	10
20	83	The typical Gorean commander, perhaps unwisely, does not "lead" from a position of safety, from interior lines, so to speak, but leads from the front.	10
22	414	Given the rough, narrow road leading from the camp, cut from the forest itself, muddy, unpaved, deeply rutted, the wagon loads of timber and planking transported almost daily upon it, its direction and such, to the southeast, I conjectured that it would lead to a waterway.	10
26	17	But I wanted, first, my lead.	10
27	61	The lead girl, on a slack, coarse tether, fashioned of Gorean hemp, was fastened by the neck to a ring on the back of a wagon.	10
33	59	Perhaps they thought that that would lead to harmony, peace, and understanding.	10
37	74	The helm, too, will be tied, to lead her back to shore, should she be tempted to stray".	10
38	13	Crates of larmas were brought on board, these to add important elements to a diet which, otherwise, in a long voyage, might lead to diseases of deficiency.	10

Book 30. (6 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	83	To be sure, unless honor is thought to be involved, which may lead to blood and death, such matters are usually resolved amicably, perhaps by an apology and the payment of a use coin, A's putting one of his slaves, B's choice, at the disposal of B, or such.	10
9	44	As it turned out, however, the weapon room had been stormed earlier by a number of disaffected crew members, in effect, mutineers, who were intent on freeing tarns, and risking a flight which might lead to land, a flight presumably to the east, where lay Torvaldsland.	10
9	497	Who, when the enemy appears at the horizon, would be willing to spare even a single slinger, in rags, with his sack of absurdly engraved lead pellets, let alone a spearman, or swordsman? Cabot climbed up the ramp, to the open deck.	10
24	167	"Whose slave?" "Your slave, Master!" Sometimes their own serving slaves, who have often been much abused, as is commonly the practice of the scornful free woman, set upon their former mistress, strip, and bind her, and lead her, leashed, to slave-gathering points, at a wall, or at major cross street...	10
28	86	For example, I was much afraid that the sorry return of the exploratory force, and the possible imminence of the forces of Lord Yamada, might further increase apprehension amongst the men, hasten the formation of reckless resolves, and lead to some rash action.	10
32	18	A fire bowl was ignited, I think by the rider of the lead tarn, it flown, I suspected, by Tarl Cabot himself, and the bowl, trailing its tiny flag of fire, descended gracefully toward the stone flooring of the trail, before the defensive barricade, and splashed into the combustibles put there on the...	10

Book 31. (5 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	148	What of relationships, so pervasive amongst mammals? Had such things not been selected for? Was nature so hard to read? Did the consequences of denying her lead to happiness, or fulfillment? It did not seem so.	10
18	1074	I recalled both Astrinax and Menon had thought I would be a good buy for such a place, a girl willing to wheedle and smile, to pretend to emotions of excitement and enthusiasm, one who could adroitly feign dismay and sympathy, one who would ply customers with drink, urge them to remain at the tables...	10
20	191	"He suspects we are projecting a rendezvous, perhaps with others as rich as we, or that we may lead them to a cache of concealed wealth.	10
48	290	"Lead".	10
49	411	In this way we hope to obtain a number of prisoners, who, if not of the importance of Pausanias, and such, might be important, and, properly persuaded, might lead us to the higher, even the highest, conspirators.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	213	Several stairs lead up to a barred door.	10
6	3	And yet, truly, one does not know, really, where even the most familiar and prosaic road may lead.	10
6	5	Do not all roads lead into the fog? When the wind rises and the fog dissipates, one is not unoften surprised at the country within which one finds oneself.	10
26	51	I thought it not well to pursue this matter, as it might lead to unwelcome inquiries.	10
34	20	"Her trail will now lead us to them".	10
34	56	The lari will then lead the contingent to the source of the sound".	10
38	292	"Let me go, unleashed," she said, "that I may lead the masters directly to the prey Let me announce the acquisition".	10
38	309	"And let her lead the acquisition".	10
43	345	"Then lead," said Rorton.	10
44	1	I dared not move east along the river, for that would lead me to Shipcamp, and I feared to go west, for the intruders had gone west, toward the coast.	10
51	60	She was, so to speak, to lead us to them, assuming she might fall to them, a naive barbarian, as a capture slave".	10
52	73	The left arm of the lead girl was held by one of the fellows who had accompanied the guard.	10

Book 33. (21 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	294	We looked upward and, against the yellow moon, were seen three tarns, a lead tarn with mounted tarnsman, and two other tarns, riderless, but each on a long, looping lead.	10
1	518	Obedience is a common path to victory; but it may lead as well to defeat.	10
10	22	A tarnster commonly controls the tarn with reins from the basket, unless there is a line of tarns, tied together, which commonly follows a lead tarn, with its own tarnster and basket.	10
11	200	The exploratory force, on the other hand, had failed to scout and assess the enemy, let alone bring about a situation which, properly exploited, would be likely to lead to a major confrontation.	10
11	296	Watched, he may lead to others.	10
16	57	All in all then, it seemed to be most likely, despite the time involved, that I had been placed on my own tarn and that that tarn, by a lead, would have been conducted by Tyrtaios to whatever point General Yamada might have designated.	10
18	32	"Where you should lead, it will follow," said Pertinax.	10
18	66	I might lead it against him.	10
21	191	The draw of the lead rope was at the back of my neck, and that of the back rope, if it were tightened, would be at my throat".	10
21	193	"I would be drawn forward by the lead tether," she said, "and should I try to hold back, it would draw forward, and the rear draw, then, at my throat, would draw back.	10
21	335	Already the barbarian was in the saddle, the lead on his tarn cut, freeing it for independent flight.	10
21	357	'Remain here,' said the hated Tajima, and he went to sever the lead on the tarn he would mount.	10
44	140	Shortly thereafter, the slaves tunicked, rope-coffled, and back-braceleted, following the lead of Pertinax and Ichiro, wary of patrols, we turned north.	10
44	338	"I think he will lead me to Yamada".	10
45	186	"Yes," I said, "that he might lead me to Yamada".	10
45	197	"One does not always lead from the front," I said.	10
47	58	No sooner than Nodachi, Pertinax, Tajima, Haruki, and I had been admitted through the great portal we had been set upon by dozens of waiting Ashigaru, purportedly placed to lead us into the presence of Lord Yamada.	10
51	20	I had hoped the corridor which was sealed away and guarded, that to which I had no access, might lead to such a space, the dragon's cave, but it does not".	10
58	76	"There is no serious reason, in a muchly deserted palace, in a dangerous, lawless time, why she might not lead us to the trophy room, if she knew its location.	10
58	78	Presumably she would lead us to it quickly enough, if she could".	10
58	195	"Perhaps the scratches do not lead to a trophy room, but merely blaze a trail, that Nodachi might not inadvertently retrace his steps".	10

Book 34. (23 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	545	The matter should be as if no more than if I were thinking of her, and felt like chatting, which chat could then lead naturally to an invitation, and a proposed afternoon's outing.	10
7	125	Sometimes two or three plainer girls, comparatively speaking, are used to lead up to, or frame, a less plain girl, in order that her beauty may seem even, by contrast, more striking.	10
8	334	In that way their origin is not easily traced, which might lead to the discovery of sensitive information, even a ship".	10
15	105	Too, it is not unusual for them to have secret chambers and passages, at least one of which is likely to lead, by means of a tunnel, to another house, or structure, perhaps a quarter of a pasang distant.	10
18	39	"And might, under any name, Tullius Quintus or another, lead others to it," he said.	10
26	241	Its intended recipient, whom I understand is in Brundisium, he to whose care it will be consigned, will lead us to it".	10
26	267	"He will then, unwittingly, lead us to the shipment.	10
27	19	At least the street would soon begin to lead downward toward the wharves.	10
28	125	It was rather like the magician who, by muscle reading, by a held arm, may force an unwilling accomplice to lead him to the location of a concealed object.	10
31	203	"Do not sell me! Please do not sell me!" How vulnerable are slaves! How easy it is to hood and bind one, and lead her, on her leash, to a market! "Not until at least the second Ahn," he said.	10
33	599	The lead beast suddenly sprang forward, and was precipitately upon us, far more quickly than I might have deemed possible, and, with a contemptuous sweep of its mighty paw, struck Kurik to the side, into the darkness.	10
33	733	No trail would lead to the house, no trail from the house".	10
41	16	As the ancient joke has it, many a track leads into the den of the larl but few lead out".	10
41	77	I had stationed myself in such a way that I could see the stairwell at the side of the shop of Epicrates, which would lead upstairs to the dwelling quarters on the second floor.	10
48	59	Master Decius understands that Lord Grendel stands high in the estimation of a Lord Arcesilaus, magistrate of a remote city, and hopes that his presence here might lead to arrangements of mutual profit.	10
56	17	I think he feared to drink, being aware apparently of the powerful and possibly dangerous effect alcohol might have in his form of life, or that of a Kur, and Eve followed his lead.	10
56	51	Decius Albus does not wish to commit several men to an attack that might occasion attention in Ar, and lead the Ubar to inquire into the nature of the matter.	10
56	121	But what would take him from Ar? What might lead him to abandon Ar, an ideal center for clandestine operations, a repository of gold and diverse resources, and a fortress of relative safety, given the houses of Decius Albus, and the protection of his power in Ar, to accept the risks of travel and di...	10
56	170	"You are familiar with the saying, I take it," said Kurik, "that many a track leads into the den of the larl but few lead out".	10
56	171	"Yes," said Lord Grendel, "but let me add to the saying, that those tracks that lead out may be awash with the blood of the larl".	10
61	13	The leader who does not lead is no leader, but a traitor.	10
63	278	"Hold!" called a mounted guard, on a saddle tharlarion, placing his long, slender lance across the bosom of the lead slave.	10
68	424	Do you not think some of those men would wish to lead you home with them? Might not a man offer your master coin for you, coin that he would be unlikely to refuse?" "It is too late," she said.	10

Book 35. (5 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	108	This beast, of which I had heard, given the scent of her blanket, might then lead her pursuers to her, or, depending on the command, herd her back to the shore, where her pursuers, perhaps encamped, would be waiting.	10
18	128	Might you not somehow lead him to Adraste?" "I am frightened," I said.	10
18	167	With his great crutch, which must have been cored with lead, he smote tables, breaking them in two, struck lamps from their chains, swept shelves free of goblets.	10
33	266	"Poor Adraste," I thought, "how content you might have remained in your humble, modest station, had you but known that your petty vanity and greed might lead to a dangling cage in a Street of Coins".	10
47	3	"They lead up to my apartment".	10

Book 36. (14 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	19	"He is a figurehead," said Clitus, "a buffoon, possibly even an actor, one whom they tell to lead, or pretend to lead, one expendable and easily replaceable".	10
7	106	Better to follow a road which may lead nowhere than to follow no road.	10
10	69	Could it be that some genetic combinations are selected for, those which lead to survival, health, happiness, and thriving? But such questions are perhaps outside the scope of the codes.	10
21	97	"Rumors fly about," he said, "and we must guard against being misled by contrived intelligence, supplied by the corsairs themselves, to confuse and baffle us, to lead us astray, to trick us into expending our resources fruitlessly".	10
22	8	Even a small step can lead to a long fall".	10
23	17	"The delay," said Thurnock, "gave the merchantmen an unrecoverable lead, one which not even the swiftest knife ship could overcome".	10
26	10	A smooth beat, however it is timed, is important, particularly in battle, as an awkwardness or mixing of oars can lead to an impairment of maneuverability.	10
32	84	Should any enter the grass, give way before them, and lead them to the waiting swords.	10
50	118	"You will lead the corsairs away from the Dorna?" said Sakim.	10
51	6	"Where are the other four?" I had hoped to lead the corsair fleet, all seven fifty-oared ships, away from the Dorna.	10
52	94	"And it would lead them to the Dorna," said Tab.	10
53	72	It may not be able to lead ships to you.	10
54	42	"We are holding our lead," said Thurnock.	10
60	42	The least scratch can lead to a swift, terrible death".	10