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Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	256	Whereas large Earth birds, such as the eagle, must, when taking flight from the ground, begin with a running start, the tarn, with its incredible musculature, aided undoubtedly by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, can with a spring and a sudden flurry of its giant wings lift both himself and his ...	10
12	83	Savagely those vast talons struck and closed on my body, forcing the frame for an instant beneath the water, then the tarn was beating the air angrily with his wings, struggling to lift his prey, and suddenly both myself and the heavy frame were pulled free from the water.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	61	Tharna was not a city to lift the heart of a man.	10
8	69	With one hand he held the folds together, lest the wind should lift the cloth and reveal his face, and with the other hand, he clutched the rail on the bridge, as if uncomfortable, uneasy at the height.	10
9	108	It almost burned my hands to lift the pot.	10
11	96	Ost, squealing with fear, tried to rise, but could not lift the yoke.	10
14	94	Its black crest, now unconfined by the hood, sprang erect with a sound like fire, and the wind seemed to lift and preen each feather.	10
18	106	"Lift me!" I cried, and on the shoulders of Andreas and the slave shackled beside me, I was lifted into the shaft.	10
24	97	"Is it right that the men of Tharna lift their weapons against one another, men within the same walls?" "It is a sad thing," said Kron.	10

Book 3. (16 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	88	When a possible buyer would stop in front of one, one of the bearded scoundrels from Port Kar would poke her with a slave whip and she would lift her head and numbly repeat the ritual phrase of the inspected slave girl: Buy me, Master.	10
4	119	"You are a Priest-King," I said, "why do you not simply lift your hand and destroy it?" "Of what use is a dead larl?" asked Parp.	10
24	21	I would have expected it to retreat with rapidity, but it made no move whatsoever other than to lift its tubular, pincerlike jaws to me.	10
27	128	Sarm placed his jaws to the mouth of the Mother but she did not lift her head to him.	10
27	182	My interest was more with Sarm, whom I saw lift himself with delicate menace to his four posterior appendages.	10
27	338	The huge, tarnished head lying on the stone platform tried to lift itself but could not.	10
27	351	She tried to lift her head but still could not do so.	10
28	110	It was as though she begged to be allowed to lift and open her arms and rise and come to my arms.	10
28	246	We were considering this matter when suddenly without warning one wall of Misk's compartment seemed suddenly to blur and lift and then silently to vanish into powder, so light and fine that some of it drifted upward to be withdrawn through the ventilator shaft through which used air was drawn from t...	10
29	2	"Lift me up!" I cried.	10
31	197	The mane hairs on its back were lifted like antennae and they moved as strangely, as softly, as underwater plants might lift and stir in the tides and currents of the cold liquid of the sea.	10
31	217	The very globe and walkway seemed to lift and tremble but neither of the creatures locked together above me seemed to take the least notice.	10
32	139	"If there is any chance at all," I cried, "you must try!" Misk peered down at me and his antennae seemed to lift with surprise.	10
32	158	I could now see the antennae of both Misk and Kusk turning towards the Beetle, and I could see the Beetle stop, and the mane hairs begin to lift.	10
32	294	Vika in my arms I followed the bounding body of Parp, whose robes seemed to lift and flutter softly about him as he almost floated down the tunnel before me.	10
33	26	Now it seemed to lift in slender strands toward the sky.	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	101	"Lift your head," he said, and she did, her chin high, the lovely, angry head set proudly on her aristocratic delicate neck.	10
10	567	Kamras, exhausted, scarcely able to lift his arm, staggered backward.	10
10	576	Kamras tried to lift his sword but the boot of Kamchak pressed it into the sand, and Kamras lifted his eyes to look dazed into the scarred, inscrutable countenance of the Tuchuk.	10
14	33	With these he hurriedly conferred and then I saw him lift his arm and red war lanterns were moved on ropes to the top of poles, and, to my amazement, aisles seemed to open in the densely packed bosk before the men, herdsmen and herd sleen moving the animals back to clear long grassy passages between...	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	The man did not greet him, nor did Kuurus lift his hand to the man, palm inward, saying "Tal".	10
2	6	The city had fallen and Pa-Kur, though of low caste, had aspired to inherit the imperial mantle of Marlenus, had dared to lift his eyes to the throne of Empire and place about his neck the golden medallion of a Ubar, a thing forbidden to such as he in the myths of the Counter-Earth.	10
4	152	"Lift your head, Girl," said Cernus.	10
4	163	"Lift your head, Little Slave," said Cernus.	10
11	94	"It has only been necessary to lift the whip," said the guard.	10
12	99	The racing tarn, interestingly, is an extremely light bird; two men can lift one; even its beak is narrower and lighter than the beak of a common tarn or a war tarn; its wings are commonly broader and shorter than those of the other tarns, permitting a swifter takeoff and providing a capacity for ex...	10
13	327	Mip and the bird remained there for some moments, and then I saw the bird lift itself and turn toward me.	10
14	112	Once as I walked about I heard the wild cry, a howling roar, of an animal, apparently large and fierce; I supposed it to be the Beast of which Ho-Tu, and others, seemed so frightened; they seemed to know as little of it as I; when I heard the cry an involuntary shiver coursed my spine; I felt the ha...	10
16	254	The crest on its head seemed to lift and each muscle and fiber in that great body seemed filled with blood and life.	10
17	156	Some of the best swordsmen of Ar, even Warriors of High Caste, eager to be the one to best the mysterious Murmillius, had dared to enter the arena against him, but each of these bold gentlemen he seemed to treat with more scorn than his common foes, playing with them and then, it seemed when he wish...	10
24	28	I knew that men would, and had, deserted the Home Stone of their own city to follow him into disgrace and exile, preferring outlawry and the mountains to the securities of citizenship and their city, asking only that they be permitted to ride beside him, to lift their swords in his name.	10
24	107	In the halls we passed many individuals, who would normally, in Gorean fashion, lift the right hand, palm inward, saying "Tal," which greeting, in turn, we returned.	10
24	195	"Yes, Master," she said, her head down, not daring to lift it, to gaze into the terrible countenance of Marlenus, her Ubar.	10
24	211	The girl dared not lift her head.	10
24	367	Phyllis, radiant, opened her wrists, extending her hands to Ho-Sorl that he might now lift her to her feet as a free woman, to be his sworn and beloved companion.	10

Book 6. (9 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	She did not lift the throwing stick against me, nor did she attempt to flee, but simply stood looking at me, watching me.	10
3	276	It seemed I could never lift my head again.	10
4	297	To my horror, timidly, fearing and hesitant, I felt my lips lift then to those of my beautiful mistress, and, in the darkness, touch them.	10
9	368	Across the table I saw Ula, eyes timid, lift her lips to Clitus.	10
14	210	When I saw the tarn ship ahead, its captain doubtless confident of his speeds and distances, lift her oars, preparing to come about, I called to the oar-master, "Now!" Without the loss of a stroke he, at the center of the rowing frame, began to call maximum beat, "Stroke! Stroke! Stroke!" The Dorna,...	10
15	396	Now, angrily, struggling, she fought to lift her hair again but the thongs, holding apart her hands, did not permit her to do so.	10
16	299	I turned to lift my hand in farewell to Telima.	10
16	430	And I saw fathers lift their sons upon their shoulders that they might see the stone.	10
18	18	"Lift the anchors," I said.	10

Book 7. (23 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	60	I was taught to kneel in a certain way, and, when inspected, to lift my head, smile, and utter a certain phrase.	10
7	417	"Lift your head, Child," said a woman's voice.	10
7	554	"Lift your head, Child," I told her.	10
8	77	The fog had begun to lift and the surface of the river, broad, slow-moving, glistened here and there in patches.	10
8	584	"Lift your head," he said.	10
8	757	His shield I had barely been able to lift.	10
9	7	They stopped only long enough to lift aside some branches and take up the light spears, and bows and arrows, which they had hidden there.	10
9	10	Sometimes she would stop to listen, or lift her head, as though testing the air, but then she would resume her journey.	10
9	262	I could not lift my head.	10
11	298	I did not lift my head from Ute's shoulder.	10
11	357	But I was taught to dance, and to give pleasure, and to stand, and move, and sit and turn, and lift my head and lower it, and kneel, and rise.	10
11	839	I followed the stream for an Ahn, sometimes stopping to lift my head to overhanging branches, to nibble at hanging fruit.	10
12	583	Some of the red-silk girls, finding themselves helpless in some of these binding arrangements, had soon begun to squirm, and lift their bodies plaintively, in supplication, begging use from the guards.	10
13	564	I felt the wind lift it.	10
13	781	I wanted to lift my body piteously, in its straps, to call myself to his attention.	10
13	1146	I wanted to lift my belly to him, in the mute plea of the helpless, aroused slave girl.	10
14	110	"Lift your arms," she said.	10
14	529	Too, it is said that it is only a fool who frees a slave girl, and who would be fool enough to free one such as this? In the early morning, in the dawn and dampness, and chill, weary, purchased, she follows her master, barefoot, not permitted clothing, back-braceleted, on her leash, her head down, f...	10
15	309	"Lift your head, Slave," said Verna.	10
15	327	"Lift your head, Girl," said she.	10
15	1383	"Lift your head, Girl," he said.	10
15	1511	"Lift your head, Girl," he said.	10
16	377	I tried to lift myself, to touch his lips with mine, but he would not permit me.	10

Book 8. (15 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	169	He did not lift his eyes from the board.	10
2	545	They are not made to lift and fall, to crash among fifty-foot waves, caught in the fists of the sea's violence.	10
5	373	Tina could not lift her hands to bid her city farewell, for her wrists were locked in slave bracelets, fastened at her belly, strung through the ring of a slave strap.	10
6	871	"Lift your head," I told her.	10
8	224	Two of them tried to lift the man who was lying at the side of the hut.	10
11	607	The slave, conquered, did not so much as lift her head.	10
11	684	"Lift your hair away from your ears," said Marlenus, "and turn your head from side to side".	10
11	834	She attempted to lift her lips, delicately, to his, but his hand prevented them from touching his.	10
15	290	"Extend your left legs," I told the panther girls, "and bend and lift your right knee, heel to the ground".	10
15	965	"Have the slaves prepare to lift their burdens," I told her.	10
15	976	"Lift your burdens," she called.	10
18	54	No one, after I had felled the first who had dared to lift his sword to such a purpose, had dared to threaten a slave.	10
20	41	"Lift torches!" cried Sarus.	10
22	871	Four crewmen reached to lift the chair.	10
22	935	"Lift my chair," said I to the crewmen.	10

Book 9. (19 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	320	Samos' sword was in his hand, thrust under the collar of her garment, ready to thrust in and lift, parting the garment, causing the robes to fall to either side, about her then naked body.	10
3	193	The men of Torvaldsland struggled to lift their burdens.	10
4	157	He then gestured that she, kneeling, should lift her fettered wrists to him; she did so; he, with a key from his belt, opened the fetters which held her; he thrust them in his belt; he then pulled her by the arm roughly to her feet and thrust her toward the Forkbeard.	10
5	188	I saw the long oars lift, and then fall.	10
5	313	I helped the Forkbeard and his men lift the longboat to the deck.	10
6	534	I saw her head lift, thrusting her lips to his, but it was then thrust back, and she whimpered, her body squirming, held helpless, loot, his to be done with as he pleased.	10
9	297	She lay on her side, in misery, across great blocks of ice; she could lift her head and shoulders no more than six inches from the ice; she could draw her ankles toward her body no more than six inches; small chips of wood, in which the ice is packed, clung about her body; she was bound, hand and fo...	10
9	357	After half of an Ahn I saw her, delicately, eyes frightened, lift her head and put her lips to his shoulder; softly, timidly, she kissed him; and then looked into his eyes.	10
10	10	Then my right wrist, to cries of wonder, began to lift and straighten; my arm was then straight, before my body; I began, inch by inch, to lower it, toward the ground; if he did retain his grip he would, at my feet, be forced to his knees.	10
13	379	"Lift your head, Wench," he said.	10
14	225	I saw axes lift.	10
15	157	Then they would lift their heads, scan the rocks above them, and proceed swiftly.	10
16	227	"Lift," said I, "the arrow of war".	10
17	69	He had been the third, after Ivar Forkbeard and Tarl Cabot, a warrior of Ko-ro-ba, to lift the arrow of Torvald.	10
17	252	I saw then Svein Blue Tooth, the mighty jarl of Torvaldsland, lift his own head, but it did not seem, then, to be him.	10
18	191	They bent to lift and support one of their sisters in bondage, whose leg was broken, binding fiber still knotted about the ankle.	10
18	480	None of the girls even dared to lift her eyes to him.	10
18	595	He could no longer lift his arm.	10
22	164	"On your back," said a seaman to her, "and lift your legs, ankles crossed".	10

Book 10. (29 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	642	Another device, common in Port Kar, is for the girl to kneel before the master and put her head down and lift her arms, offering him fruit, usually a larma, or a yellow Gorean peach, ripe and fresh.	10
4	66	At night, when the caravan made camp, I would lift Alyena from the kurdah, and, sweeping her across the saddle and lowering her, drop her to her feet in the gravel.	10
4	428	When we would break camp, I would lift her to the kurdah, placing her within.	10
4	516	He pressed his kaiila to the kurdah, and, with the tip of his scimitar, prepared to lift back the curtain to his right.	10
4	580	Now I had seen her lift her body, beautifully, in removing her veil before men.	10
7	134	Then I sensed, outside, a large body lift itself to its feet, and turn, slowly, toward the door of my cell.	10
11	707	"Lift your heads," said the girl.	10
13	20	The path is broken by a kaiila, whose long, haired legs, with broad pads, break through, and lift themselves free, of the crusts.	10
14	481	I could not lift my hands before my body.	10
15	35	Men, in the closed pits, actually descend and, wading, or on rafts, negotiate the sludge itself, filling their vessels and later, eventually, pouring their contents into the lift sacks, on hooks, worked by windlasses from the surface.	10
15	38	The retaining vessels are then emptied later into the lift sacks, a ring on which fits over the rope hooks.	10
16	32	When the retaining vessels are suspended, they are tipped, and the sludge scooped and shoveled from them into the wide-mouthed, ring-bearing lift sacks.	10
16	33	These, drawn and pushed on carts, fitted onto wooden, iron-sheathed rails, are transported to the hooked lift ropes.	10
16	35	Men at windlasses on the surface lift the sacks, which, when emptied, return on the slack loop.	10
16	37	There are twelve of these pintles, mounted in a large circle; when a given hook drops off one, freed by gravity, another hook is already engaged on another, held there by the weight of the ascending lift sacks.	10
16	60	The tiny, eyeless heads will thrust from the water, and the fernlike filaments at the side of the head will open and lift, orienting themselves to one or the other of the lamps.	10
16	83	The long, narrow legs also lift the salamander's head and body from the floor, enabling it, with its sensors, to scan a greater area for prey.	10
17	69	We do know it will come from the darkness and lift the blind pits of its eyes toward a source of light.	10
17	108	Who will be courageous enough, strong enough, to lift it among the savage, condemned beasts of Klima? Who will be bold enough, generous enough, to accept the dreadful office of kennel master at Klima? "Waken T'Zshal," whispered a man near me.	10
17	232	Lift it high," said T'Zshal.	10
21	314	It is then that its nostrils distend and its ears lift, listening, and that it begins its hunt.	10
21	417	I saw the paw lift and I threw myself to the side.	10
21	621	It tried to lift its hand, to seize me.	10
23	166	I saw Baram, vizier to Haroun, high Pasha of the Kavars, extend his arm before his body, and then lift it.	10
23	211	"Lift your arms, Sleen," he said to them.	10
24	671	I saw Vella, the vain wench, lift her body, instinctually, beautifully, brazenly, as the eyes of each man fell upon her.	10
25	238	She could scarcely lift her arm.	10
25	277	"Lift your head, Beauty," said I, gently putting the point of the scimitar beneath her chin, lifting it.	10
25	457	"Lift the cloth to cover my navel".	10

Book 11. (18 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	194	I did not even lift my head, but lay, weeping, my hands still over my head, the chain running between my legs, and under my body, to the collar.	10
2	196	I heard him lift the shoulder belt and regird himself with the blade.	10
2	481	The stranger bent to lift the penetrated shield, that he might remove from it his bronze-headed weapon.	10
4	622	When one of the men would lift his cup, I, or Eta, whoever might be closer, would, of course, hurry to serve him.	10
4	915	I had no leverage, as I stood, to lift my leg out.	10
5	384	"Lift your head," he said.	10
9	2001	I lift my cup to him.	10
13	112	I sensed him lift the whip.	10
14	465	Suddenly, on my closely placed wrists, as I went to lift the cup, with a startling flash of metal and two swift snaps, slave bracelets locked.	10
15	11	"Lift your head, Judy," said the woman.	10
21	175	I tried to lift my lips to the officer, but he held me from him.	10
22	48	I had seen, yesterday, the long neck of a marine saurian lift from the waters of gleaming Thassa.	10
22	177	I screamed and saw the new ship, suddenly large, seem to lift itself in the water, and then heard the shattering splintering wreckage of wood and the loud swift swirl of water the ship struck and men screaming and saw the lines loose wild the yard and sail leaning awry the deck shifting and becoming...	10
24	129	When I dared to lift my head and look again at him, his gaze was still upon me.	10
26	644	"Lift your head a little higher".	10
28	15	You lift your head under the torchlight.	10
28	21	You smile, you turn, you walk, you lift your arms, you kneel, you lie upon your back at the auctioneer's feet, your knee lifted, your arms over your head as though braceleted, you roll to your stomach, you look up at him, over your shoulder; you respond to him, instantly, setting forth for the view ...	10
28	324	He put aside his shield and spear, to lift me to my feet as his equal.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	441	I did not lift the ax.	10
3	49	Then he would lift her in his arms, hair unbound, before the mountains of the Sardar, rejoicing, and giving thanks to Priest-Kings that she was now his.	10
3	447	I watched her for a time, and then I said, "Lift your head".	10
3	937	To my surprise and pleasure I saw her kneel very straight and lift her body before him.	10
6	605	In time I saw the man's head lift slowly, almost imperceptibly, from the pond.	10
7	72	"Lift your head, Slave Girl," said Ram.	10
10	199	"Lift these logs," said a guard.	10
11	583	"Lift your wrists," I said.	10
15	166	She lay on her back, and I put my left arm under her, that I might lift, turn or control her as I wished, leaving my right hand free to caress her body.	10
15	668	"What does her arm feel like above the elbow? How does she turn when you take her by the shoulders and face her away from you? What of the delights of her thighs, the sweetness behind her knees, the turn of her calves? You lift a foot.	10
20	149	It is only through you, my tiny, frail precious Imnak, and others like you, that I can lift my voice in song".	10
24	170	She would kneel, and lift them, and lick and kiss them".	10
24	439	"I would kneel," she said, "and I would lift them in my hands, and—" "Yes?" I asked.	10
30	164	He could no longer lift the blade.	10
30	303	I struggled to lift the muzzle of the weapon toward the mirrorlike window.	10
34	31	I saw it lift the whip.	10
36	1	To the Victors Belong the Spoils; I Lift a Glass of Paga Orders were swiftly given.	10
36	176	I saw her lift it, tears in her eyes.	10

Book 13. (21 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	137	Then, as she looked at him, tears in her eyes, he, looking at her, deigned to lift the coils against her piteous, arched, pleading body.	10
4	585	She jumped, startled, and cried out, frightened, but she did not, as a reflex, lift her head, turning it to the left, nor did the muscles in her upper arms suddenly move as though thrusting her wrists behind her, to await the two snaps of the slave bracelets.	10
14	293	"Lift your body against his," said Sasi, "squirm, kiss!" The blonde moaned with misery.	10
14	605	"Lift your head again," I said, "and again look".	10
14	662	"But would he not then, as a gentleman, scandalized, lift me hastily to my feet, embarrassed, implicitly belittling me, and encouraging me to the pursuit of masculine virtues?" "Would you fear that?" I asked.	10
16	121	"Lift me up," said Ayari.	10
19	31	Looking behind me I saw, outside the room, the lamp of Msaliti lift and lower twice.	10
23	271	I had little doubt that soon, perhaps in moments, with sufficient leverage, we could lift and break the log, snapping it apart, breaking through the remaining inches of the wood.	10
32	439	"Lift your head again, and lower it again," I said, "this time more deferentially".	10
32	446	"Lift your head now," I said, "and look at me".	10
34	468	Her small strength might not be sufficient to lift the door, to thrust it back.	10
34	472	She did not lift her head above the level of the opened door.	10
43	94	Her hands are not fastened over her head, which would lift and accentuate the beauty of her breasts.	10
43	143	They could scarcely lift their arms.	10
45	25	I saw her lift her haunches in her sleep.	10
45	63	Then, in a moment, there were tears in her eyes, and she tried to lift her head and gagged mouth to touch me.	10
48	243	"Lift your head," I said to the blonde.	10
48	244	"Lift your head," said Turgus to the other girl.	10
53	425	To my surprise I saw the Kur leader, a huge, brown Kur, doubtless from one of the far ships, lift his panga in salute to the black Ubar.	10
57	26	"Lift your head," said Ulafi.	10
57	286	Then he said, "Lift your head, Girl".	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	456	'Now,' said he, 'lift the goblet to your lips and kiss it lingeringly, then proffer it to me, arms extended, head down.	10
7	79	Gor was a strong-thewed world, a new world, a world in which men might again lift their heads to the sun and laugh, a world in which they might again, sensibly, begin long journeys.	10
19	371	Lift your head".	10
20	39	I could scarcely lift them.	10
22	22	"I lift my wine to the Lady Florence of Vonda!" said the Lady Melpomene.	10
22	23	"We lift our wine to the Lady Florence of Vonda," said the guests.	10
22	24	All then drank, save the Lady Florence, who, smiling, did not lift her cup.	10
22	25	Free women, drinking, commonly lift their veil, or veils, with the left hand.	10
22	32	"And now I, in turn, lift my cup".	10
22	34	"I lift my cup," said the Lady Florence, "to the beautiful Lady Melpomene of Vonda, who is beautiful enough, I am sure, even to wear the collar of a slave!" There was laughter at this bold toast, and the Lady Melpomene, reddening, smiling, put down her head.	10
22	99	"Let us all, together rejoicing," called out the Lady Melpomene, "prepare to lift our cups to our lovely and generous hostess, she with whom I share a Home Stone, my dearest friend, the Lady Florence of Vonda!" The Lady Melpomene reached for her cup.	10
23	110	As the tunic had passed over her head I had heard the chain loop on her collar, with a small sound, lift and then fall back into place.	10
27	250	"Lift your chin, Jason," said the man.	10
27	468	"And lift your arms to me," I told her.	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	132	"You lift your body like a female slave, Lady Tima," I said.	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	76	I saw Callimachus lift his hand.	10
6	22	I saw, peering through the thole port, the Leda's bow lift suddenly at a sharp angle from the water, the ram and hull dripping water, glistening, and then, in a moment, she slipped back, three-quarters below the surface.	10
10	111	I was well aware of the force required to lift that weight.	10
12	79	This time, in the room of the windlass, however, it was pirates who labored to lift that mighty weight.	10
18	656	Still she did not lift her head.	10
19	482	I could now lift it from her with one motion.	10
19	768	"Lift your head," I said.	10
20	600	Sometimes a free woman, the platforms discarded, will lift her ornate robes to the thigh, to free her legs to run.	10
20	1266	"You may lift your head," I said.	10
20	1876	The slave then must remember that she is only a slave, a property, an animal, and must not, so to speak, dare to lift her eyes to the master.	10
21	506	She will not meet the eyes of the free woman; she is scarcely likely to leave her knees or lift her head; her body is bent and seems smaller; she seems to wilt and tremble; she tries to draw down the hem of her tunic; she grasps the edges of her tunic and tries to draw them closed, to conceal better...	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	283	I then saw it lift its wings, opening and shutting them twice.	10
8	848	He then, with his quirt, indicated that the girl should suck in her gut and lift her head.	10
10	94	"On your feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens.	10
12	1	I Learn Why We Are No Longer Being Followed; We Add Two Members to our Party We saw a small gray sleen, some seven or eight feet in length, lift up its head.	10
13	105	She made as though to lift her lips to me, timidly, but I put my hand over her mouth.	10
13	802	"Lift your left knee, slightly," I told her.	10
14	395	Grunt seemed reluctant to lift the hide.	10
16	441	"Lift your skirts," I told them, "to your waists, quickly".	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	157	They are used not only to lift the cover into place, to adjust it, and remove it, but also in the regulation of the flaps at the apex of the lodge, altering or adjusting the smoke hole, in effect, dependent on temperature and wind conditions.	10
37	304	"Lift your head," I said.	10
41	84	"I did not lift my arm," said Hci.	10
44	517	The rider, tall on the kaiila, singing medicine, disdaining to lift his shield, rode past, below us.	10

Book 19. (25 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	5	"Please turn your profile towards us, and lift your chin, Miss Collins," said the first man.	10
1	227	"Now arch your back and lift your hands to your hair," he said.	10
1	431	Lift your head.	10
1	442	Now lift your head and purse your lips, as though to kiss.	10
4	533	I saw her straighten her back, and lift her chin, and put her hands on her thighs.	10
4	540	The head is usually kept raised; this precludes the necessity of a specific command to lift the head; in the head-lifted position she has no choice but to bare her facial beauty to the viewer; too, her least expression may be read; too, of course, she can see who is in the room with her and is thus ...	10
8	67	"Turn your back to him, and lift your wrists," said Drusus Rencius.	10
8	205	"Straighten your back, suck in your gut, put your shoulders back, thrust out your breasts, spread your knees, widely, lift your chin, put your hands on your thighs.	10
8	218	Lift your hands above your head, palms to the pole, caressing it.	10
13	120	This permits the prisoner, usually a slave, to lift her arms.	10
24	159	"Lift your chin, Tiffany," he said.	10
30	633	"Lift your head, Girl," he said.	10
31	267	I tried to lift my body more to him, to make it easier for him to touch.	10
31	284	"Lift up your chin," he said.	10
31	326	"Lift your head," he said.	10
31	336	"Lift your head," he said.	10
31	633	"Lift your chin," he said.	10
33	142	"Lift your head," he said.	10
33	608	"Lift your heads, Slaves," he said.	10
34	27	She did not lift her head.	10
34	47	"Lift your head," he said.	10
34	146	"On your back," said he to her, "split your legs, part your lips, lift your arms to me".	10
35	106	I struggled to lift my head.	10
36	91	"Lift your hair," he said.	10
36	428	An acorn placed when tiny and helpless in a pot and starved and sickened will never clutch the dark soil of reality with deep roots like talons and lift green, spreading, mighty leaf-bestrewn branches to sunlight and wind.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	420	"Lift your hands to the level of your shoulders," he said, "and flex your knees, slightly".	10
1	644	Lift your hands to your shoulders, flex your knees".	10
3	18	"Lift your head," had said a woman's voice.	10
3	48	And, in a moment, she had continued on down the line, pausing here and there to order another fellow to lift his head, to be commanded and interrogated, and then to resume a posture of abject obeisance.	10
4	244	"Lift your head, Brinlar," she said.	10
5	348	Her wrists pulled upward, against the wrist rings, but her hands, chained as they were, could lift but a few inches from the floor.	10
6	218	The Brigella trembled, but she, still kneeling, could not lift her head from the boards.	10
6	265	"If I lift my skirt it seems I must reveal my modesty to a stranger," she wailed to the audience, "whereas should I lower it I must then, it seems, face-strip myself before him as brazenly as might a hussy! Oh, what is a poor girl to do?" "I myself, putatively lovely lady, have in my pack the answer...	10
6	566	"How will you have your peep? What must I do?" "Lie down upon your back," he said, "and lift your right knee, placing your hands at your sides, six inches from your thighs, the palms of your hands facing upwards".	10
6	571	Now lift your upper body from the dirt, supporting it on the palms of your hands, and look back over your shoulder.	10
9	45	It is only necessary to lift her skirt.	10
10	809	"Lift your wrists," he said to the girl.	10
19	170	"Lift the torch higher," I said to my man nearby.	10

Book 21. (18 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	107	"Lift your chin," I said.	10
3	89	"You may lift your heads," he said.	10
4	322	She could scarcely lift it, let alone wield it.	10
4	413	"Lift up the ax you carry," said Genserix, "high, over your head, as though to strike one with it.	10
4	424	She tried again to lift the ax, and then, again, lowered it, until she held it before her, as she had before, with difficulty, with both hands, her hands separated well on the handle.	10
4	503	"Lift your arms over your head".	10
13	197	"Lift your head and throw your hair behind your back, girl," said the officer, newly arrived, come up from the side, with a backing board and sheaf of papers.	10
16	368	They did not lift their heads.	10
16	1800	I put down my head and let her lift her lips to mine, where they briefly met.	10
19	120	I permitted him to lift his head a little.	10
22	171	"Lift your head, slut," said the lad to Feiqa.	10
24	347	She looked at him, startled, not daring, under his fierce gaze, to raise her hands, to lift her garment.	10
24	462	"Lift your head," he said.	10
24	598	"Lift your head," he said.	10
25	229	"Lift your head".	10
25	1126	If I were to so much as lift my finger, she must hurry to the table, to serve.	10
25	2010	Lift your hand more piteously.	10
26	1125	Now lift your head a little and come forward, substantially keeping the position.	10

Book 22. (20 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	990	I saw Hercon lift up, and shake out, a large, folded leather sack.	10
3	1058	I could not lift them.	10
5	217	I did not lift my head.	10
8	224	She is then, usually, when given permission, permitted to lift her head, but is to remain kneeling before him, beautifully, in a standard position, her knees closed if she is a house or tower slave, her knees open, if she was the sort of slave I was, whatever sort of slave that was supposed to be.	10
8	239	I could not lift my head and look, of course.	10
8	245	"Lift your head," I heard a man say to someone, at the end of the line.	10
8	289	I awaited the command to lift my head, to view my master, to greet him with joy, to prove to him that I was no longer a hated "modern woman," no longer a spoiled, pampered woman of a sick, antibiological world, that I was now only his, a female slave, vulnerable and exposed in the fullness of her wo...	10
10	648	I saw a panel lift in the wall.	10
11	1216	I felt his hands lift up my right ankle, that which did not wear the shackle.	10
13	544	"Lift your head," said Hendow.	10
14	13	"Lift your head," said Hendow, of Brundisium, "stand".	10
16	206	"Lift your head," said the leader to Tupita.	10
23	16	Standing upright, then, I could not lift my hands, even to feed myself.	10
24	237	I saw the lorgnon lift a little.	10
28	83	We cannot lift them.	10
29	226	We had seen it lift its head, in the tall grass, some seven or eight yards behind the five men, and to their left.	10
29	501	I tried to lift my head but, bound as I was, kneeling, tied by the neck at the rail, I could do very little.	10
29	974	I saw the huge, balled fist of the engaged beast lift and then come down like a hammer on the back of Borko, again and again.	10
29	1201	I felt the blade lift from my neck.	10
29	1494	Mirus struggled to lift the blade.	10

Book 23. (26 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	"Lift your lantern".	10
2	141	This suggested that either Ar's Station was to be sacrificed in these harsh games, or that it was the thinking of Ar's commanders that a move to Brundisium would lift the siege of Ar's Station, the Cosians there perhaps then being withdrawn to protect Brundisium.	10
5	416	Then I let her lift her head, sputtering, choking, coughing, gasping for air, her face a mass of porridge.	10
5	581	I was amused to see her lift herself slightly, surely not even aware of what she was doing, a natural female appeasement behavior in the face of male anger.	10
5	676	"She actually lifted herself to him!" "Surely only a slave would so lift herself to a male," I said.	10
5	801	For an instant I saw her lift herself, as though inadvertently, and then, with a sob, she hurried on.	10
8	294	I hastened to lift her to her feet.	10
9	255	Lift it, and we will lick your feet in gratitude.	10
9	577	"Lift your body," I said.	10
15	607	"Lift your head, prisoner," I said.	10
15	611	"Lift up one end of the rope," I said to Lady Claudia.	10
15	739	She could not lift it.	10
17	160	In places along the wall defenders sought to get their poles under the bridges, between them and the crenelation, and, using the wall as a fulcrum, to lift the bridges back up.	10
17	358	Did he not know that Lady Claudia would have been quite as quick, if not quicker, to lift herself, hoping to please? "Who is it?" asked the lad.	10
17	450	He could hardly lift his blade.	10
19	29	To lift such a device for Ehn at a time, and receive blow after blow upon it, bearing up under them, in time makes the arm desperately tired and sore.	10
19	32	In the late Ahn of a battle, however, an even more common cause of casualties, interestingly enough, is the simple inability to lift, control and maneuver the shield.	10
20	395	I saw two of the oarsmen lift her from the height of the plank, down, between the thwarts, and then place her kneeling, behind them, amidships, on the deck.	10
21	123	Although she could now reach her hood and gag, given the length of the neck chain, which permitted her to lift her chained wrists to her head, she did not, of course, do so.	10
21	363	"Indeed, I can barely lift, let alone wield, the weapons of men.	10
21	885	"Lift your head," said Aemilianus.	10
21	1068	"May we lift our heads, Master?" asked Publia.	10
21	1141	If in doubt one could always hold the girl and lift the tunic's hem at the left side, the most common brand site being the left thigh, just below the hip.	10
22	23	"Lift yourself, Publia, slave," I said.	10
23	21	"Lift yourself, Claudia, slave," I said.	10
24	978	But she did not dare to lift her hands from her thighs where, in one of the common positions of the pleasure slave, they now reposed.	10

Book 24. (18 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	152	It seems to them then fitting that one who bears such a name should be a slave, should serve, should kneel, should fear the whip, and should be such, expectedly, as to squirm and thrash in the master's chains, and lift their bodies, and plead for a continuation of his attentions.	10
7	22	I saw a fellow bend down from one of the small craft and lift water to his mouth, and drink.	10
9	49	"Help!" I turned about and saw a fellow several yards back, to one side, his eyes wild with horror, lift his hands.	10
12	42	I saw that she did not raise the hems of her robes more than a hort or two, scarcely enough to lift them from the sand.	10
17	45	"We could hardly lift our weapons!" "How many prisoners did you take?" asked a man.	10
18	86	"You may lift your head," I whispered to him.	10
19	38	I had also seen then, as I had come closer, the small head of the creature, small considering the size of its body, and the span of its wings, lift up, above the rence, with its long narrow, toothed jaws, like a long snout or bill, with that long, narrow extension of skin and bone in the back, balan...	10
19	119	I had not realized the power of the creature, or that it could lift that much weight.	10
19	580	"So you wanted me!" "Put back your shoulders," I said, "thrust out your breasts, lift your chin".	10
19	707	I got my shoulder under it and, as I had expected, it was not difficult to lift from the soft sand.	10
19	882	"Lift your chin," I said.	10
19	925	"Lift your head".	10
23	5	We did not see them, nor lift our heads.	10
27	287	She tried to lift herself toward my hand, but I withdrew it.	10
27	399	"Yes!" I then, after having let her subside for a time, indeed, even languish, judging by her whimper, began, she, eyes closed, moaning with gratitude, to lift her up again, toward flowers and treetops.	10
46	281	On the way to the infirmary I passed a mat area where a girl on her stomach, to the snapping of a whip, was being taught to lift her body placatingly.	10
47	248	"Bowmen," said he, "lift your weapons".	10
48	219	She moved, wildly, but could not lift her head up, as it was tied down, fastened to her crossed ankles.	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	563	Does her master lift his whip? She must then redouble her efforts to please, lest she be lashed.	10
3	840	This eruption of the skin would then lift hair from the flesh, thusly forming an insulating layer against the cold.	10
8	711	Many was the time I had seen her so lift herself to Marcus, hoping to avert his wrath.	10
11	496	"Help me lift it," I said.	10
12	570	I will lift my robes in ascending a curb, that my ankles may be glimpsed.	10
14	592	"But he would lift me from my knees and chide me for my needs," she said.	10
16	213	He tried to rise up a little, to lift his shoulders from the pavement, but angry staffs thrust him back down, and in a moment he was kept in place, on his back on the pavement, pinioned by staffs, some caging him at the sides, others pressing down upon him.	10
18	280	"He can lift a wagon single-handedly on his back," said the fellow.	10
19	987	"In the first, the free woman puts herself in Milo's way, she compliments him, she calls herself to his attention, perhaps she lowers her veil a little, perhaps her tones to him are soft, and special, making clear to him that there is an eager lover awaiting him beneath her veils and robes, perhaps ...	10
19	1114	"Lift your head," I said.	10
21	11	"I would not even dare to lift my eyes to his, to look into his eyes," she moaned.	10
21	269	Before entering upon it she will commonly kneel beside it and, head down, gratefully lift and kiss its coverlets or furs.	10
21	277	"'Kneel straight, and lift your chin,' she said.	10
21	347	Does she falter? Does her hand inadvertently, in ever so small, so incipient, a gesture, lift toward her throat? Interestingly, many women who have had this experience, who have had the collar on their neck, will soon seek the companionship.	10
27	159	"I love you!" He reached down, awkwardly, to lift her up, but it seemed she fought him, struggling, and could not be raised higher than to her knees, and then, he desisting in amazement, she had her head down again, to his feet, in obeisance, and was kissing them.	10

Book 26. (52 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	698	"Lift the torches! Lift the lamps! Lift them up!" Fina screamed and stepped back, turning about.	10
4	379	"You may lift your heads," I heard.	10
4	530	"You may lift your head," he said.	10
4	539	It was not for no reason that I had been permitted to lift my head.	10
7	50	"You may lift your head," he said.	10
7	69	I put down my head, but raised it again, remembering that I had been given permission to lift it, a permission which suggested that it might be well to keep it lifted, unless otherwise instructed.	10
8	363	I crouched down to see if I might be able to lift the bars.	10
8	365	I tried to lift the gate.	10
8	367	I had not really expected the gate to open, but I had thought I might be able to lift it a little, assuming some counterweights were engaged, at least an inch or so, until it was stopped by some device, say, some lock, or bolt or holding bar.	10
8	748	I suspect she had noted, or sensed, that I had dared to lift my head and look after them.	10
8	852	Suddenly from my right emergent out of the dusk so quick so fierce so fast so large its head perhaps two feet in width the head large triangular its eyes blazing lunging toward the bars big the thing a hideous noise bars body pressing scratching I leaping back, screaming, it biting at the bars the f...	10
9	166	I had tried the bars some days ago, to lift them even an inch or so, before they would strike the bolt, or locking device, but had been unable to do so.	10
10	32	I saw him transfer the leash to his right hand and reach down and, with his left hand, in one motion, with a sound of sliding metal, lift the gate.	10
10	388	I suddenly felt my toes lift from the stone.	10
11	213	But I could set myself to please the men! Take away her switch! Let us compete as equals! "Lift your head," said Dorna.	10
11	1130	"Lift your head," he said, sharply.	10
11	1784	"Lift up the state slave," said he.	10
13	244	"Lift the torch, higher," said the pit master, slowly, as though curious, to the lovely brunet slave beside him.	10
13	613	"You may lift your heads," said the pit master to the women who were, I gathered, his charges.	10
13	711	I could lift my head a little more, but not much.	10
13	826	I saw the shadow of the whip lift, and I closed my eyes.	10
13	1423	"Lift your head," he said.	10
13	1425	"Lift your hair, and turn your head from side to side".	10
14	946	She was, after all, a free woman, and how often would a slave have such as she in her charge? "Stand, Tuta," I said, suddenly, sharply, "and put your wrists behind your back, and lift your chin.	10
14	962	"Lift your head".	10
14	1407	"Lift your head, slave," said he to the Lady Constanzia.	10
14	1496	Then, to my surprise, and dismay, I saw her lift her chin a little more, and stretch her neck a little, lifting her lips to him.	10
18	285	Perhaps she would lift her head, seeming surprised, and pleased, when his shadow fell across her body.	10
18	315	I saw her lift her head, timidly, to him.	10
19	1129	I saw the free woman with whom I had entertained converse lift her head.	10
19	1149	"Straighten your bodies!" "Suck in your guts!" "Put your shoulders back!" "More!" "Lift your chins!" "Higher!" The lines were inspected.	10
29	170	She did not lift her head.	10
29	218	No, do not dare to lift your head, hated slave!" The slave kept her head down.	10
29	348	"Do you wish permission to lift your head?" She whimpered once.	10
29	351	"It will be rather in compliance to my command that you will lift your head," he said.	10
29	353	"Lift your head," he said.	10
31	367	"Do not lift your bows," said the officer of Treve.	10
31	372	"The first man to lift a bow dies," said the officer of Treve.	10
35	64	It is no wonder then that we sometimes kiss our finger tips and press them to our collars, that we humbly lift and kiss the bracelets that link our wrists so helplessly, so closely, together.	10
36	8	"Lift the torch," said the pit master.	10
37	546	It would have been dangerous for us to lift it.	10
37	601	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant to the pit master.	10
37	611	Reluctantly the man put down his bow and, with two hands, tried to lift the gate.	10
37	634	He then, the light behind him, put aside his bow and, crouching down, struggled to lift the gate.	10
37	658	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant to the pit master.	10
37	667	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant.	10
43	63	Let her beware then lest the house master should in his check lift back the sheets and not find her naked.	10
44	43	"Lift your head," said the man near me.	10
45	2	I would dare to lift my eyes, timidly, to his.	10
45	16	"Lift your head!" he snapped.	10
46	300	"Do you think you could seize it, lift it, and, before I could resist, or defend myself, plunge it into my heart?" "I have no wish to injure my master," I said.	10
46	420	I dared then not lift my head.	10

Book 27. (35 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	254	Then she felt him lift her to her feet, and draw her from behind the table, and away from the booth.	10
8	14	"Lift your head," he said.	10
13	86	Then, one by one, she began to lift up and shake out the washed, damp garments, and hang them on the line, fastening them there, carefully, with the lovely hand-carved clothespins, for Goreans are prone to lavish attention even on small things, spoons, knives, cooking prongs, and such, anything to m...	10
13	243	Another girl joined her, trying to lift the ring.	10
13	661	"Lift it up.	10
15	701	As he was holding her, she could not lift her head, to look into his eyes, to try to understand him.	10
16	242	"Keep position," he said, for she had begun to lift her hands from her thighs.	10
16	657	She tried to lift the heavy collar on her throat, but, of course, it was stopped almost instantly, pressing upward against her chin.	10
16	713	It seemed she could barely lift her head, the collar seemed so heavy on her.	10
16	792	Perhaps he would lift a glass of ka-la-na and proclaim a toast, offering it to her, chuckling, laughing, relishing his triumph over her, what he had done to her, offering it to her, to his absent, discarded slave.	10
16	960	As soon as you spot a fellow with a wallet, whether he is misshapen, lame or whatever, of any caste, and smell, who comes within five paces of the shelf, kneel, call out, lift your hands, smile, wriggle, make yourselves as pleasant and congenial as she-urts can.	10
16	987	"Now, when a man approaches, I want you to kneel as you are, though perhaps with your knees more widely spread, and smile, and lift your hands to him and call out, and beg and plead prettily.	10
16	1374	She could not lift her head more than two or three inches from the floor.	10
16	1409	Ellen tried to lift her head, but she could do so only a tiny bit, as it was held, by the rings and padlock, close to the floor.	10
17	336	"After this," snapped Jill, "when I am being examined, you are not to lift your little loins to my buyer".	10
17	638	Ellen felt his hand lift from her thigh.	10
17	829	Ellen could hear, too, now and then, the clack of high, wooden, platformlike, cloglike footwear, such as is sometimes worn by free women, particularly of high caste, which lift the hems of their gowns a bit from the ground, and serve to protect delicately slippered or sandaled feet from dust and mud...	10
18	45	"Lift your head," he said.	10
20	714	"Lift your head," she heard, a female voice.	10
20	739	"Lift your head.	10
20	755	"Lift your head, open your mouth, keep your hands on your thighs," she heard.	10
21	154	As I stand before you, you may lift your head, but keep the palms of your hands on the ground".	10
21	248	It seemed he could scarcely lift it.	10
21	261	Portus Canio did not lift his head.	10
22	322	To be sure, she could be commanded by observers to smile, to shake out her hair, to lift her head, to exhibit certain attitudes, and perform in various ways, at the bar.	10
24	200	"Lift your arms," said the girl.	10
24	707	She dared to lift her head a little, but she saw neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious within the enclosure.	10
24	845	Ellen saw the shadow of the guardsman, the arm lift, the hand holding the whip.	10
24	870	"Lift your wrists, crossed".	10
25	22	They were then released and knelt, and then commanded to bow their heads and lift their left wrists.	10
25	212	To be sure, some masters, perhaps aware of the latent dangers of such tendencies to laxness make it a practice to be particularly severe with beautiful slaves, and then the beauties are kept in so fierce and orderly a discipline that it requires great courage for them to do so much as lift their eye...	10
27	472	Ellen saw Kardok's ears lift slightly, the great body stiffen.	10
27	2966	She could also detect breathing, where one or another of the giant barrel-like rib cages would lift and then subside.	10
29	262	"That is our place! That is our place in nature! We long to be in our place in nature! We belong at your feet! We beg our collars! We lift and kiss our chains in gratitude! We ask only to kneel, to be used, and to serve!" "But do not speak of caring!" cried Selius Arconious.	10
30	193	"Please forgive me!" Then, as she dared to lift her eyes, clutching his calves, and looking fearfully up at him, she suddenly felt an almost uncontrollable cry of need in her belly, one suffusing upward and downward throughout her small body.	10

Book 28. (24 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	One day, perhaps even the human will lift his head, and see the stars.	10
1	577	In the field, in the early morning, you will remove your clothing and kneel, and lift your wrists to us, to be braceleted.	10
2	213	The Kur who had reached into the container now spoke to two of his fellows, who went to the container and began to lift it, between them, tilting it toward the floor.	10
5	99	More widely! Straighten your back, place your hands, palms down, on your thighs, lift your head, look straight ahead!" "Never!" she cried.	10
10	194	She managed to grasp one of its two handles in her teeth, and lift, with a tiny sound of the chain, and right the pan.	10
16	53	The prisoner turned about, trying to lift her head, and regard him.	10
19	91	The machine seemed to lift its head, and turn it in one direction, and then its head, on the mechanical neck, rotated to another direction, opposite.	10
21	344	Such an implement would have been difficult for many humans to lift, let alone wield.	10
21	362	He can barely lift it.	10
28	15	"Lift up your skirt".	10
29	257	"Lift your tunic," he said, "over your breasts, and hold it there".	10
32	109	Then she said to the slave, "Lift your head, girl!" The slave lifted her head, quickly, frightened, looking straight ahead.	10
34	115	Her wrists were then fastened, bound, to her ankles, bound, and she could not lift her hands to her mouth, nor could she reach her wrist cords with her teeth.	10
68	5	"We lift the broken spear," called the second.	10
76	47	Interesting, he thought, how the women of Gor look down upon, and despise, the women of Earth as aroused, salacious barbarians, and yet themselves, identically, will whimper and squirm in slave bracelets, pull against chains, writhe in ropes, and lift their bellies pathetically for a master's touch.	10
76	61	Before retiring he again visited the slave, and rebraceleted her hands before her, and about the post, and fastened the chain leash in such a way that she could lift her head no more than a foot from the ground.	10
77	99	A human could not easily lift such a tool, let alone put it to practical use.	10
77	271	Whereas Cabot was familiar with the ax, from Torvaldsland, he was uncertain of his ability to withstand the onslaught of the mighty ax of the Kurii, which a human could scarcely lift, in the grip of a Kur.	10
79	216	When kneeling unobtrusively to the side, or in the background, waiting to serve, the slaves in the long gowns will lift and arrange the gowns in such a way, gracefully, that they are about and over their knees, that in order that it will be their knees which are in direct contact with the tiles, and...	10
79	775	Now lift your head and touch the goblet, lightly, to your collar, so that you hear the sound".	10
80	257	The Lady Bina then said to the slaves, "You may lift your heads, girls".	10
81	19	For example, if the ship were to lift away from a planetary surface, even one such as Gor, a great expenditure of propellant would be required.	10
81	167	"We will soon be ready to lift away!" called Peisistratus.	10
81	213	Lift your hands to them, and board".	10

Book 29. (8 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	454	"Now," said Cecily, "lift the goblet to your lips, and, gazing over the rim at your master, kiss the goblet, tenderly, and lick it, lovingly, lingeringly, for he is your master, and he is permitting you, a mere slave, to serve him.	10
7	105	Pertinax made ready to lift Constantina in his arms.	10
11	16	When a suitable heap had been formed, she would lift it, again with her bare hands, and place it on a low flat cart, which she drew beside her.	10
24	169	"Beware you do not lift that cup," I said.	10
24	170	"One must lift the cup," he said.	10
28	54	I put my back under the wagon, facing backward, and, straightening a little, managed to lift it from the mud, and thrust it forward a foot or two.	10
33	157	"Thassa," I said, "will tear the sails from your ship, snap her masts, break her keel, crush her sides, lift her a hundred feet, two hundred feet, into the air, and then drop her like a broken toy, plunging to the waves below.	10
42	58	"Get ropes, lift," said a mariner.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	176	There was no time, no time to even lift the blades from the water.	10
3	128	"Lift you head," I said.	10
3	426	Have I not seen the tears in their eyes, and how they brush against their masters, how they, on their leashes, lift their lips hopefully to his? Who knows what goes on at a slave ring? How tragic I thought, that my lovely sandal slaves might now fall into the hands of men.	10
3	607	' 'Let us lift the tunic,' said a fellow, 'and see if she is marked.	10
3	884	As a man, you probably do not know what it is for a woman to kneel before a man, to be at his feet, to lift your head, to look up at him, or to keep your head down before him, if commanded.	10
3	1433	Straighten your body, lift your head, turn your hip".	10
4	47	"You may lift your head," said my interrogator, he whom I would learn was Lord Nishida.	10
7	153	Let her seethe and hiss, unflattered, and uncourted, and whistle and roar, snarl and growl, and lift and fall, and pitch, and howl and tower, and squirm and buck as she will, she will not say no to my will, nor stay the passage of my ship.	10
14	249	There was then a swell of water, and I saw it lift his vessel two or three feet, and he cried out in triumph and I knew that, in its descent, sliding down the slope of that swell, it would be upon me, and I plunged beneath the water, dragged myself down, beneath the vines, swam what I could, some ya...	10
18	25	"Lift your chin," I said.	10
21	689	"Lift your heads.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	600	"Now," said he, "lift the goblet, and touch it lightly to your left breast, and then to the right breast, and then lift it, and, looking at me over the rim, lick and kiss the goblet, slowly, softly, tenderly, lingeringly, and then, after a time, extend the goblet to me, arms extended, head down, bow...	10