Results

Little

Book 1. (35 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	92	It resembled some now outdated English script, but I knew too little about such things to hazard much of a guess at the date.	9
1	141	Tarl Cabot, Son: Forgive me, but I have little choice in these matters.	9
1	185	There might be a point in someone's destroying the letter, but presumably there would be little point or no point in destroying the ring.	9
2	170	His supposition seemed plausible to me, for from the very beginning I had understood that in something or someone existed a force and clarity of understanding beside which the customary habits of rationality as I knew them were little more than the tropisms of the unicellular animal.	9
2	193	It was supposed that they were aware of all that transpired on their planet, but, if so, I was informed that they seemed, on the whole, to take little note of it.	9
2	271	In fact, there is so little probability that this tale will be believed that the Priest-Kings of Sardar, the Keepers of the Sacred Place, have apparently granted that it may be recorded.	9
3	41	Whereas there was a main common tongue on Gor, with apparently several related dialects or sublanguages, some of the Gorean languages bore in sound little resemblance to anything I had heard before, at least as languages; they resembled rather the cries of birds and the growls of animals; they were ...	9
3	56	Oddly enough, there was little religious instruction, other than to encourage awe of the Priest-Kings, and what there was, Torm refused to administer, insisting it was the province of the Initiates.	9
3	57	Religious matters on this world tend to be rather carefully guarded by the Caste of Initiates, who allow members of other castes little participation in their sacrifices and ceremonies.	9
3	61	The ethical teachings of Gor, which are independent of the claims and propositions of the Initiates, amount to little more than the Caste Codes—collections of sayings whose origins are lost in antiquity.	9
3	119	I had little time for speculation, however, as I was trying to bear up under an arduous schedule which seemed designed to force me to become a Gorean in a matter of weeks or perhaps see me die in the attempt.	9
4	25	There is very little precision in this method, however, because the reactions of the bird are merely instinctive, and he may not withdraw in the exact tangent desired.	9
4	109	One has little inclination to remain in a freezing bed.	9
4	142	For the Warriors, at least, one could say that they afforded protection to the city, but for the Initiates one could say very little, perhaps only that they provided some comfort for ills and plagues largely of their own manufacture.	9
5	9	As I passed the cylinder in which Torm kept his scrolls, I was happy to catch a glimpse of the little scribe standing at his rough-hewn window.	9
5	13	I felt little of the exhilaration I had felt in my first soaring venture on the back of the tarn.	9
5	33	I knew little more about her than her name, Sana, and the fact that she was a slave from the City of Thentis.	9
6	1	Nar the Spider I had a little difficulty making out the tallest tower in Ar, the cylinder of the Ubar Marlenus.	9
7	48	When she stood up, now barefoot, her head came only a little higher than my chin.	9
9	23	It was a plausible story on Gor and would be likely to provoke little skepticism.	9
9	26	Both Talena and I agreed that there was little danger of being recognized for what we really were.	9
9	45	We met very little on the highway, perhaps because of the anarchy in the city of Ar.	9
9	51	It seemed we had little to fear, and we had passed several of the pasang stones that line the side of the highway without seeing anything more threatening than a line of peasants carrying brushwood on their backs, and a pair of hurrying Initiates.	9
10	12	The little eyes of the merchant swept the scene quickly, like a bird's, startling in their contrast with the plethoric giganticism of his frame.	9
11	26	It amounted to little more than buying a tarn, if I could afford it, or stealing one if I could not, and making a run for Ko-ro-ba.	9
13	69	On the other hand, the Afflicted, as they are called, have little to fear from their fellow men.	9
13	81	The voice was little more than a hoarse whisper.	9
13	101	It rocked back and forth, uttering mad little noises, as if grieving or whimpering.	9
16	18	Still, there was little doubt that Pa-Kur's men had the best of things.	9
16	51	Marlenus and his men apparently had command of the top floor and roof of the cylinder, but there was little hope he could use the Home Stones that now lay within his grasp.	9
16	78	"There will be little cause for rejoicing".	9
18	81	In desperate, frustrated haste, I examined several of them; some were shallow, little more than scooped-out depressions in the wall, but others were more extensive, containing two or three chambers connected by passageways.	9
19	31	It seemed that the conditions of surrender meant little to the horde and that it was determined to enter the city, now and in the full panoply of war.	9
20	36	I was honored that the little scribe had separated himself from his beloved scrolls long enough to share my happiness, only that of a warrior.	9
20	38	He clasped my hands, and, to my wonder, the little scribe was crying.	9

Book 2. (35 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	53	* * * * Little by little, I tried to restore the self-respect of my fellow slaves.	10
1	37	He had changed very little, if at all.	9
1	51	I'm afraid my grip was a bit weak, and that my hand shook a little.	9
1	58	In a small bar in midtown Manhattan, little more than a doorway and a corridor, Tarl Cabot and I renewed our friendship.	9
1	190	There is perhaps little more to say here, other than the fact that I have not seen him again.	9
2	26	If this shield were intended for me, and I had little doubt it was, it should have carried the sign of Ko-ro-ba, my city.	9
2	49	In the Home Stone—sometimes little more than a crude piece of carved rock, dating back perhaps several hundred generations to when the city was only a cluster of huts by the bank of a river, sometimes a magnificent and impressively wrought, jewel-encrusted cube of marble or granite—the...	9
2	86	Where my father had met me after more than twenty years of separation, where my warrior comrades and I had drunk and laughed together, where I had met and learned from my little friend, Torm, the Scribe, there was home.	9
3	6	The Gorean, having little idea of progress in our sense, takes great care in his building and workmanship.	9
3	29	One to be feared even more perhaps was the tiny ost, a venomous, brilliantly orange reptile little more than a foot in length, whose bite spelled an excruciating death within seconds.	9
3	88	He would speak little himself, being unskilled in speech, and being too proud to form sentences which he knew would most likely be stumbling and ungrammatical, but would sit by the fire until dawn refusing to let me sleep, wanting me to talk to him, to tell him stories, to recount adventures, to giv...	9
5	11	I longed for my city, and for my father, the magnificent Matthew Cabot, once Ubar, now Administrator of Ko-ro-ba, and for my friends, the proud Older Tarl, my master-at-arms, and Torm, the cheerful, grumbling little scribe who regarded even sleep and food as part of a conspiracy to separate him from...	9
5	102	As I began to cover it with rocks, I noted the remains of the skull, now little more than a handful of shards.	9
6	9	Unlike the men of Earth, the Gorean has little sensitivity to race, but much to language and city.	9
6	48	Women, on this barbaric world, are often regarded, unfortunately, as little more than love prizes, the fruits of conquest and seizure.	9
6	58	One cruel courtesan in the great city of Ar, now little more than a toothless, wrinkled hag, boasted that more than four hundred men had died because of her beauty.	9
6	118	Paradoxically, the Gorean, who seems to think so little of women in some respects, celebrates them extravagantly in others.	9
11	48	"We of Tharna," said the Tatrix, "think so little of riches that we use them to yoke slaves".	9
12	78	Poets on Gor, as in my native world, were regarded with some skepticism and thought to be a little foolish, but it had not occurred to anyone that they might suffer from divine madness or be the periodic recipients of the inspiration of the gods.	9
12	79	The Priest-Kings of Gor, who served as the divinities of this rude planet, inspired little but awe, and occasionally fear.	9
12	114	She looked at me, a little sadly.	9
13	47	Squeals of anticipation greeted this announcement but I had little time to listen, for I was jerked roughly to my feet.	9
15	215	I realized I had little choice.	9
16	47	I was pleased, for though I would have little use for such riches in the Sardar Mountains, Linna and Andreas, and the poor wretches of the arena, might well profit from them.	9
17	64	There was not much conversation in the cell, for the men perhaps had little to say, and their bodies were worn with the cruel labors of the day.	9
17	82	One fellow on my chain, little more than a toothless skeleton, boasted that he had drunk Kal-da three times in the mines.	9
19	151	I knew that little passed on Gor that was not somehow known in the Sardar Mountains.	9
21	96	In many girls I would suppose the brand has little effect besides contributing to their shame, their misery and humiliation.	9
21	206	An ordinary girl, of low caste, comely but untrained, might, depending on the market, sell for as little as five or as many as thirty tarn disks.	9
22	145	In the beginning Tharna had been much as other cities of Gor, in which women were too little regarded and enjoyed too few rights.	9
22	211	I laughed and spun the fat little fellow about and, with one hand on the collar of his robes and the other hand firmly affixed south of the collar, flung him stumbling toward the exit of the tent.	9
25	123	I knew that Dorna would have little chance alone on Gor.	9
25	151	I smiled to myself, reasoning that she would have little opportunity for such matters.	9
26	76	There is little more to tell.	9
26	98	She laughed a little.	9

Book 3. (50 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	36	It is little wonder then that the cities of Gor support and welcome the fairs.	9
1	48	I would not search the fair for him, nor if he were here would I make my presence known, for by the will of Priest-Kings no two men of Ko-ro-ba might stand together, and I had no wish to jeopardize the little scribe.	9
1	49	Gor would be the poorer were it not for his furious eccentricities; the Counter-Earth would simply not be the same without belligerent, exasperated little Torm.	9
1	64	Such contests, in which life is lost, used to be popular at Ar, for example, being sponsored in that city by the Caste of Initiates, who regard themselves as being intermediaries between Priest-Kings and men, though I suspect that, at least on the whole, they know as little about the Priest-Kings as...	9
3	40	As the beasts had felt the tug of the chains they had slunk snarling back against the cliffs, and now they crouched down, their chains little more than massive leashes.	9
4	3	My host did not speak but led the way with a merry stride, an almost constant curl of smoke from his little round pipe encircling his bald pate and muttonchop whiskers and drifting back down the passage.	9
5	154	I listened intently, knowing that the girl could, even if of High Caste, understand little of what had happened to her.	9
6	31	I felt, for some months, rather awkward, rather unsteady perched on a little wooden platform supported by four narrow sticks.	9
7	87	If he were not carrying a missile weapon it would make little difference.	9
7	96	Never before had I been so aware of the thin margin of reality admitted into the human nervous system, little more than a razor's width of apprehension given the multiple and complex physical processes which formed our environment.	9
8	85	I could taste a little blood and knew that some of the fragments from the sensors had cut my face.	9
8	142	If the issue was grain, of course, there would be little point in going to Thentis, for she imports her own, but her primary wealth, her tarn flocks, is not negligible, and she also possesses silver, though her mines are not as rich as those of Tharna.	9
9	86	"He was a pompous little fool," she said, "and afraid even of the cry of a larl".	9
9	89	"How," she asked, "could my mother have loved him? He was only a fat, pompous little fool".	9
10	1	Misk the Priest-King The Priest-Kings have little or no scent of their own which is detectable by the human nostrils, though one gathers there is a nest odor by which they may identify one another, and that the variations in this nest odor permit identifications of individuals.	9
10	20	One must be careful of what one says in the tunnels of Priest-Kings, for one's words may linger after one, until they sufficiently dissipate to be little more than a meaningless blur of scent.	9
13	86	"Speed in such matters," said one, "is of little interest to Priest-Kings".	9
14	183	"I requisitioned as little as possible, you see," said Misk.	9
15	3	There seemed to be very little heat from the bluish flame of the Mul-Torch but, considering the size of the flame, a surprising amount of light.	9
15	77	We grow old and there is little left for us.	9
16	156	"There is little," I said, "which was left to chance".	9
19	42	It is possible that had it not been for them and the changes they wrought in an ancient form of life there might have been no such modifications, for such modifications might then have been of little practical utility and thus, if they had occurred, might not have been perpetuated".	9
19	103	To my nostrils, now alert to the signals of Priest-Kings and trained by my practice with the translator Misk had allowed me to use, there came a single brief odor, the components of which I had little difficulty in discriminating.	9
24	75	The Mul-Torch was little more now than a glowing stub.	9
25	39	* * * * Although it was slow work I had little difficulty in finding my way back to where I had entered the tunnels of the Golden Beetle.	9
25	111	Their single horns were little more than velvety stubs on their foreheads and I saw that their hide, unlike that of the adults, was a mottled yellow and brown.	9
25	112	When one of the attendant Muls happened to pass near the case the two little tabuk immediately froze, becoming almost invisible, and the mother, her bright golden pelt gleaming, began to prance away from them, while the angry male lowered his head against the Mul and trotted in a threatening manner ...	9
25	129	She was very beautiful and the brief rags that were all that remained of her once long and lovely garment left little of her beauty to conjecture.	9
26	265	Perhaps if she were thrown by her hair to the back of the cave and raped on furs in the light of the animal fire at its mouth this would have been to her little more than the proof of her mate's regard for her, the expected culmination of her innate desire to be dominated and his.	9
27	33	I supposed my best way of serving Misk might be to abandon him to his death and try to protect the young male, but these were matters in which I had little interest.	9
27	65	There was no sound to celebrate the Feast of Tola but I had little difficulty in locating the scene of the celebration, for I soon encountered a shaft, one of those through which used air is pumped out of the tunnels, which was rich in unusual and penetrating scents, of a sort which my stay with Mis...	9
27	73	I had little doubt but that these Priest-Kings were the most highly regarded musicians of the Nest, that they should be chosen to play together on the great Feast of Tola.	9
27	78	Its head was little larger than that of an ordinary Priest-King, or its thorax, but its trunk was conjoined to an abdomen which if swollen with eggs might have been scarcely smaller than a city bus.	9
27	160	The thought crossed my mind that Misk, in spite of his apparently broken and helpless condition, had actually lost very little body fluid.	9
27	221	I told myself it would probably come for the head or throat, if only because these were, from his height, easier to reach and he would wish to kill me quickly and with little difficulty, for he would surely regard his main business as the slaying of Misk, who still lay, either dead or unconscious, b...	9
28	8	Thinking to overcome us with little difficulty, the forces of Sarm, mounted on transportation disks, swept through the tunnels and plazas, but the Priest-Kings of Misk, hidden in rooms, concealed behind portals, firing from the ramps and the roofs of buildings in the open complexes, soon took fierce...	9
29	101	I realized there was little I could do so I took the ship up and under the attacker.	9
30	168	The latter, of course, terrified, bewildered, would be of little service themselves, but they were offered as inducements to the males of Misk's forces to encourage their desertion; the girls were, so to speak, a bounty for treachery, and since the beauty of Chamber Slaves was well known in the Nest...	9
30	209	"No," cried Vika, who had been standing in the background, "he is mine!" "Do not fear, Little Mul," said Sarm.	9
32	126	"The components in the disrupter might be realigned," he said, "but there is little likelihood that the power loop could be satisfactorily closed".	9
33	3	Whereas it had taken four days for me to climb to the lair of Priest-Kings in the Sardar it was on the morning of the second day that Vika and I sighted the remains of the great gate, fallen, and the palisade, now little more than broken and uprooted timbers.	9
33	159	"I suppose," I said, "—very little".	9
34	7	But the little fellow's sandy hair and pale, watery eyes were hidden in the vast sleeve of his blue robe as he leaned against my side and wept unabashedly.	9
34	20	I looked down at the little scribe, Torm, who had stopped sneezing, and was now wiping his nose on the blue sleeve of his robes.	9
34	43	I laughed and seized the little fellow by the robes of his caste and swung him about.	9
34	58	"But," said Matthew Cabot, "I think it would be wise to speak little of these matters".	9
34	113	"If I loved you only a little less," she said, "I would find Talena of Ar myself and thrust a dagger into her heart".	9
34	179	The Older Tarl roared with laughter and swept the little scribe under his arm.	9
34	186	"I wish you well, little Torm," I said.	9
34	197	* * * * There is little more to tell now.	9

Book 4. (134 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
25	727	I think there is little doubt that I am a woman!" "And at the moment," I suggested, "little more".	10
1	3	She was peasant, barefoot, her garment little more than coarse sacking.	9
2	34	I would say little or nothing.	9
2	37	Who knew with which people the object might have been placed? Perhaps it had been hidden away and forgotten? Perhaps it was now a sacred object, little understood, but revered—and it would be sacrilege to think of it, blasphemy to speak its name, a cruel and slow death even to cast one's eyes...	9
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	9
2	91	Little would be safe if the Wagon Peoples should march.	9
4	44	I had never encountered such a weapon and I had little notion as to how it might be met.	9
5	53	I gathered that the beauty had little to fear from her master, saving perhaps that she might cease to please him.	9
5	91	"You know little of the Wagon Peoples," he said.	9
5	103	I gathered from this remark that Kamchak was a man of no little importance among the Tuchuks.	9
6	43	She gave a little cry as Kamchak jerked the shoes from about her neck.	9
7	89	Miss Cardwell was little different from thousands of lovely working girls in the great cities of Earth, perhaps more intelligent than many, perhaps prettier than most, but essentially the same, girls living alone or together in apartments, working in offices and studios and shops, struggling to earn...	9
8	4	The herds would circle Turia, for this was the portion of the Omen Year called the Passing of Turia, in which the Wagon Peoples gather and begin to move toward their winter pastures; the second portion of the Omen Year is the Wintering, which takes place far north of Turia, the equator being approac...	9
8	37	From these raids the Wagon Peoples obtain a miscellany of goods which they are willing to barter to the Turians, jewels, precious metals, spices, colored table salts, harnesses and saddles for the ponderous tharlarion, furs of small river animals, tools for the field, scholarly scrolls, inks and pap...	9
8	46	Here the snow was little more than a frost that melted in the afternoon sun, and the grass was live and nourishing.	9
8	108	I supposed that on the morrow Kamchak would call for the Tuchuk Iron Master, to brand what he called his little barbarian; the brand of the Tuchuk slave, incidentally, is not the same as that generally used in the cities, which, for girls, is the first letter of the expression Kajira in cursive scri...	9
8	125	"How is the little barbarian this morning?" he asked.	9
8	136	I was forced to admit that she was, on almost all counts, pretty much what Kamchak thought—a little barbarian.	9
8	137	But, to be sure, a very pretty little barbarian.	9
8	164	"She is only a little barbarian," he said.	9
8	168	On the whole, it seemed to me that Kamchak treated his little barbarian slave notably well, considering that he was Tuchuk.	9
8	178	"What do you want for your pretty little barbarian slave?" he asked.	9
8	299	The object of the rider is to effect her capture, secure her and return her, in as little time as possible, to the circle of the whip.	9
8	370	"Rejoice, Little Barbarian," said Albrecht, "tonight in Pleasure Silk you will dance the Chain Dance for Kassar Warriors".	9
8	458	Little did we know that one of those girls was Dina of Turia, who, of course, would run not for the skilled Kamchak, but for his awkward friend, the clumsy Tarl Cabot, not even of the Wagon Peoples, new to the kaiila and bola! Conrad and Albrecht had perhaps even come to the camp of the Tuchuks with...	9
8	461	But he had not; the fine little Turian wench who had been able to bite the neck of the kaiila, thereby risking her life incidentally, had seen to that.	9
8	468	"Run, you little fool," shouted Conrad.	9
8	620	She threw back her head, her little nose in the air, her brown hair bouncing on her shoulders.	9
8	623	"Tonight, Little Barbarian," said Kamchak, winking at her, "you will sleep chained under the wagon".	9
8	626	"The Season of Little Grass is upon us," said Kamchak.	9
9	1	Aphris of Turia There was little doubt that I, in the worn, red tunic of a warrior, and Kamchak, in the black leather of the Tuchuks, seemed somewhat out of place at the banquet of Saphrar, merchant of Turia.	9
9	71	These were brought as gifts to the Turians, largely as a rather insolent gesture on the part of the Wagon Peoples, indicating how little they cared for such things, that they would give them to Turians.	9
9	94	Indeed, to the annoyance of Elizabeth Cardwell, who had spent her nights under the wagon in the last weeks, there were two such in our own wagon, the girl Dina, whom I had snared in the contests of the bola, and her companion, the fine wench who had bitten the neck of Kamchak's kaiila and had attemp...	9
9	185	I had seen him use it several times while discussing the possible sale of little Tenchika to Albrecht in the wagon.	9
9	223	Then she clapped her little gloved hands two times and the Feast Steward rushed to her side.	9
9	488	"I meant only, little Aphris," said Kamchak, "—that you wear your collar well".	9
10	18	It was one of the highest prices ever paid among the wagons for a slave and I judged that Albrecht had sorely missed his little Tenchika; the high price he was forced to pay for the girl was made even more intolerable by Kamchak's amusement at his expense, roaring with laughter and slapping his knee...	9
10	144	"You are only a little barbarian," said Kamchak wearily.	9
10	146	"But," said he, "she is a pretty little barbarian, is she not?" "Yes," I said, "she is that indeed".	9
10	182	For all his uproarious stomping about the wagon last night, paga bottle in hand, singing gusty Tuchuk songs, half frightening Miss Cardwell to death, he seemed in good spirits, looking about, whistling, occasionally pounding a little rhythm on the side of his saddle.	9
10	228	To my astonishment the warriors of the Wagon Peoples seemed to be paying very little attention to the bestial avalanche that was even then hurtling down upon them.	9
10	240	"She is a pretty little barbarian, isn't she," he said.	9
10	264	The secret justification, I suspect, however, is that the Turian warrior is fond of meeting the enemy and acquiring his women, particularly should they be striking little beasts, like Hereena of the First Wagon, as untamed and savage as they are beautiful; it is regarded as a great sport among Turia...	9
10	302	I hauled Kamchak out of the wagon before he began to bid on a chained-up little wench from Port Kar who had taken his eye.	9
10	316	"Good morning, little Aphris," he said cheerily.	9
10	326	"How pleased I shall be," hissed the girl, "to see you on your knees in the sand begging Kamras of Turia to finish you!" "Tonight, little Aphris," said Kamchak, "as I promised you, you shall spend your first night in the dung sack".	9
10	539	He had little more wish to slay the clumsy Tuchuk than he would have a peasant or a potmaker.	9
10	562	Each time the Turian struck and I would have thought Kamchak slain, somehow, incomprehensibly, at the last instant, nearly causing my heart to stop, with a surprised, weary little twitch, the blade of the Tuchuk would slide the Turian steel harmlessly to the side.	9
11	58	His little round pinkish face shone.	9
11	62	"You do not even have a name," hissed the little merchant.	9
11	95	"It was on that night, little Aphris," said Kamchak, "that I decided I wanted you—and would have you—slave".	9
11	128	I supposed that Aphris of Turia had done little in her life that was more strenuous than stepping in and out of a scented bath.	9
11	151	"Do you wonder, Little Aphris," asked Kamchak, "why the barbarian—though slave—is not clad Kajir, why she does not wear ring, brand and collar?" "Why?" asked Aphris, frightened.	9
11	169	"You will learn, Little Aphris," said he, "who is master here".	9
11	266	"Do not fret, Little Aphris," said Kamchak, "when I am finished with you I shall—if it pleases me—put you on the block in the public slave wagon".	9
11	273	"You," said Kamchak, glaring at Elizabeth, "you stupid little barbarian—you cannot even dance!" Elizabeth looked down, confused, rather shamed.	9
11	290	"The Little Barbarian does not wish to become second girl in the wagon!" He gave Elizabeth's head a rough, affectionate shake.	9
11	295	"If you attempt to leave the wagons at night they will sense you out and rip my pretty little slave girl in pieces".	9
11	367	"Tomorrow, Little Aphris," said he, "I will give you something to wear".	9
12	10	There was little cover.	9
12	28	Once he might have been a great man and warrior but now, somnolent and fat, he thought of little save the contents of a golden kanda box.	9
12	38	The little wench from Port Kar, whom Kamchak and I had seen in the slave wagon when we had bought paga the night before the games of Love War, was this night to perform the chain dance.	9
12	45	I gathered that the little wench from Port Kar must be superb.	9
12	175	"Come here, Little Aphris," said Kamchak.	9
12	316	"Get up, Little She-Sleen," said Kamchak, amused, "or to preserve my honor I must have you impaled".	9
12	328	"You know," said Kamchak, "the Little Barbarian wears your chain well".	9
12	435	"For the night," he cried, "the Little Barbarian is yours!" Then he turned again and, singing, disappeared through the curtain.	9
12	479	The little secretary, I thought to myself, so far from her pencils, the typewriter, the desk calendars and steno pads—so far from her world—so helpless, so much at Kamchak's mercy and this night, should I choose, at mine.	9
12	480	"You are only a little barbarian," I said to her.	9
12	486	"But," I admitted to her, giving her head a shake, "you are a pretty little barbarian".	9
13	205	Most often, however, he and I simply referred to her as the Little Barbarian.	9
13	215	"Yes," he said, "I am fond of the Little Barbarian".	9
15	142	As far as I could gather Harold had little more than the clothes on his back, a boskhide robe, his weapons and his supper.	9
16	196	"The little urt was trying to pick my pouch!" "You were not always a merchant, then?" I asked Saphrar.	9
16	233	"Fat little slave," said Harold.	9
16	256	Then the little merchant stood up and clapped his hands twice.	9
16	287	Clearly he had little stomach for whatever games the Paravaci or Saphrar might have in mind.	9
18	18	"I have even seen them reach for vines a spear's length above their head and think they could reach them!" Saphrar's two golden teeth, like yellow fangs, showed as he put back his head and howled with pleasure, his fat little hands pounding on the wood of the shield.	9
18	37	But doubtless by then I would have been half digested, much of me little more than a cream of fluids and proteins then mixing with and nourishing the substance of my devourer—the Yellow Pool of Turia.	9
19	127	"You are only a little Turian slave girl," said Harold, "who has taken my fancy".	9
19	142	"On the other hand," said Harold, "all things considered—she is a not unattractive little wench".	9
19	147	"She is—is she not—all things considered—a pretty little wench?" I could not help but regard the angry, collared Hereena, furious in the swirling Pleasure Silk.	9
19	149	"Do not fret, little Slave Girl," said Harold to Hereena.	9
19	151	Irrationally, like a terrified, vicious little animal, Hereena struggled again to free herself.	9
19	177	The Gorean Ihn, or second, is only a little longer than the Earth second.	9
21	3	I had spent my last tarn disk to buy a couple of handfuls of tiny stones, many of them of little or no value; yet their weight in my pouch gave me some pretext for being in the city.	9
21	122	"I have very little," I said, taking the pouch and spilling the stones in a glittering if not very valuable heap on the small table in her central room.	9
21	153	Dina and myself attracted little attention from guardsmen or men-at-arms.	9
21	202	Tarnsmen would have little difficulty in finding a rider and mount on the open prairie near Turia.	9
21	288	"I suppose while the bread is baking," he was saying, "there is little to do but stand about and improve one's swordplay".	9
21	330	"When you leave the wagon," Harold told her, "you might be stopped by Tuchuks—nasty fellows—who would like to put your pretty little throat in a collar—you understand?" She nodded, Yes.	9
23	8	I had little hope that either of these peoples would come to the aid of Tuchuks.	9
23	19	As I expected, Hakimba's brown eyes and richly scarred countenance showed little interest in my presentation of the plight of the Tuchuks.	9
23	20	It was little to him, apparently, that the Paravaci should raid the herds and wagons of the Tuchuks when most of the Tuchuk warriors were engaged in Turia.	9
23	60	I knew that in little more than fifteen or twenty Ehn his forces would be lost, dissipated among the wagons, and yet surely the Paravaci must be met and fought there as well as on the prairie.	9
23	84	When, on the whole, the long-term balance of battle would seem to lie with them, there would be little point in their undertaking the risk of darkness.	9
23	88	Taking council with Harold, we dispatched a rider to Kamchak in Turia, informing him of the situation, and that we had little hope of holding out.	9
23	89	"It will make little difference," said Harold.	9
23	91	It seemed to me that what Harold said was true, and that there was little point in discussing it much further.	9
23	106	At a distance of little more than a dozen feet thousands of arrows were poured into the trapped Paravaci and yet they pressed forward, on and over their brethren, and then, arrows spent, we met them on the wagons themselves with lances in our hands, thrusting them back and down.	9
23	216	Some things, of little or no worth, but which I remembered fondly, were still about.	9
23	219	Kamchak, I knew, however, cared little for the slave, and would not be much concerned; yet her fate concerned me, and I hoped that she might live, that her beauty if not compassion or justice might have won her life for her, be it only as a Paravaci wagon slave; and then, too, I wondered again on th...	9
24	135	"Well," said Harold, "I am tired—and I am going to my wagon—I have a little slave there I am anxious to put to work".	9
24	147	"Nor was the little barbarian," said Harold.	9
24	232	I supposed the little wench Hereena would be waiting for him, probably collared and chained to the slave ring.	9
25	9	I could not see the termination of the chain because of the yellow sheet, but I had little doubt that, in some fashion, she was secured.	9
25	353	"It has nothing to do, I think," I said, "with what woman is actually slave or free, has little to do with the simplicity of chains or the collar, or the brand".	9
25	363	"I would have little respect for the woman," said Elizabeth Cardwell, "who could utterly surrender to a man".	9
25	368	"On our world," I said, "there is much talk of persons—and little of men and women—and the men are taught that they must not be men and the women are taught that they must not be women".	9
25	412	He was truly fond of his Little Barbarian".	9
25	442	"You know little of my life and what I must do".	9
25	567	I was a bit angry, and not a little aroused.	9
25	570	"They are not little secretaries," I said, "pretending to be slave girls".	9
25	583	"And you, too," I laughed, "are a beast—a beautiful little collared beast".	9
25	585	"Array yourself in Pleasure Silk, Little Beast," I said, "and enter my arms".	9
25	608	"You seem to find little fault in men owning female slaves," she said.	9
25	623	But it seemed to me there was little in the eyes or stance of Miss Cardwell which suggested the plausibility of the Gorean interpretation.	9
25	626	If she were successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat.	9
25	677	I had little doubt that I could bring Miss Cardwell around quickly enough, if she thought me in earnest, for example, by a stroke or two of the slave lash, and would then have her crawling to me, to fearfully kiss the whip, lest she once more feel it, crawling to me aghast, petitioning to kiss that ...	9
25	698	I took the nose ring between my thumb and forefinger and gave it a little pull.	9
25	765	But, smiling to myself, I knew that on this night her weeping, the little vixen, would gain her no respite.	9
25	768	"You are a pretty little slave," I said.	9
25	772	"Be quiet, pretty little Slave Girl," I mumbled.	9
25	809	I whispered in her ear, "Pretty little slave girl".	9
25	905	"That pretty little slave!" said Elizabeth, scornfully.	9
25	907	"She is not a secretary," said Elizabeth, "she is only a little Gorean slave".	9
25	908	"Well," said I, "what of her?" "As you may have heard," whispered the girl, "Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, the nasty little wench, was forced to yield herself as a slave girl to a master".	9
25	912	"The little slave girl," said the girl scornfully, "is now madly in love with the beast".	9
25	928	And from time to time, during the night, each of the girls, Vella of Gor and the little barbarian, Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, begged, and were permitted, to serve the pleasure of their master.	9
26	358	The eyes were bulging perhaps a quarter of an inch from the little round head and the mouth, with its two golden teeth, now emptied of ost venom, seemed to be screaming but there was no sound.	9
26	500	"Even," I said, "did you dare to sit upon it!" "I shall hope," chuckled Kamchak, "that the Priest-Kings will take no offense, but understand that such little bits of acting—rather well carried off, I think—were important parts of my deception".	9
26	502	"They will take little offense," I said.	9
26	528	Well did I recall how Kamchak had made Albrecht of the Kassars pay dearly for the return of his little darling, Tenchika, and how he had roared with laughter because the Kassar had paid such a price, obviously having allowed himself to care for a mere slave girl, and she a Turian at that! "I would g...	9

Book 5. (93 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	611	Each month, containing five five-day weeks, is separated by a five-day period, called the Passage Hand, from every other month, there being one exception to this, which is that the last month of the year is separated from the first month of the year, which begins with the Vernal Equinox, not only by...	10
9	29	At the minor blocks in the small houses, or even the minor blocks in the Curulean, sales are conducted with a swiftness and dispatch that gives the girl little time to interest and impress buyers, with the result that even a very fine girl, to her indignation and shame, may be sold for only an avera...	10
12	109	"Candies!" I looked down and was startled to see, some four tiers below, not seeing me, the pathetic, stubby, bulbous little body of Hup the Fool, limping and hopping about in the aisle, his large head on the fat little body lolling one way or another, the tongue occasionally, suddenly, unexpectedly...	10
1	25	Kuurus, who would think little of men on the whole, yet could not despise such men as these, these of Ko-ro-ba.	9
2	74	The little thing, misshapen with its large head, scrambled limping and leaping like a broken-legged urt to the counter behind which stood the man in the grimy tunic, who was wiping out a paga bowl.	9
2	113	Kuurus surmised that Portus, doubtless a man of importance, had been troubled by the little fool Hup on more than one occasion, and had now decided to do away with him.	9
2	197	"There seems little law now," said Portus.	9
3	35	They are made up of men from various castes who often have little in common but the game, but that is more than enough.	9
3	43	It seemed sad to me, that I, who knew so little of the game, could have so cheaply purchased the privilege of sitting across the board from such a master.	9
4	50	I had little doubt but that in an Ahn the story would be in all the paga taverns of Ar, on all the bridges and in all the cylinders.	9
4	163	"Lift your head, Little Slave," said Cernus.	9
4	167	"You are very pretty, Little Slave," said Cernus.	9
4	226	On the other hand, there seemed to be little that could be done about it.	9
4	244	"You are only a poor little slave," said Cernus.	9
4	259	"Let that be an incentive to be diligent, Little Slave," said Cernus.	9
5	143	And, as the hour progressed, perform she did, and superbly so, and I knew that had I been a prospective buyer I would have bid high indeed for the skilled, sensuous little wench in my arms, so striving with all her quickness and beauty to please me.	9
5	352	"There is little evidence of that," said Misk, "though they do have Ship Loyalty, for their artificial mode of existence requires responsibility and discipline.	9
5	369	I think there is little immediate and gross danger, provided the enemy does not learn our current state of weakness".	9
5	591	The hair caused him no little agitation, and he must have washed it several times in the day he was with us.	9
5	625	It is perhaps surprising, but I think there would have been little difficulty telling which knot had been tied by a man and which by a woman; moreover, though this was much subtler, Elizabeth's knot did, in its way, remind me of her.	9
5	626	It was intelligent, intricate, rather aesthetically done and, here and there, in little bendings and loopings, playful.	9
5	637	She could have used mine, of course, even in such cases, but, seeing her knot and how it differed from mine, I had little doubt she would find her own more felicitous, more pleasing, it being more feminine, more personal to her.	9
5	639	Some slaves, I knew, were even intensely jealous of so little as a dish or a cup which, probably because of use, they had come to regard as their own.	9
5	647	In the face of such logic, smacking of the contaminations of Earth, there had been little to do but capitulate, bother though it might be.	9
6	10	Cernus had paid me little attention, being absorbed in the game.	9
7	48	Some, for example, are little more than flat cradles for carrying planking and such; others are long and cylindrical, lined with verrskin, for transporting beverages and such; most heavy hauling, of course, is done by tharlarion wagon; a common sort of tarn basket, of the sort in which I found mysel...	9
7	93	I gathered that they had seen this ship, or others like it, before, but that they had little inkling of the nature of the events that were transpiring.	9
7	179	A girl enslaved on Gor has little prospect of escape.	9
8	65	"It seems," I said, "the little Tuchuk slave girl will again wear her nose ring".	9
8	73	"I myself," she said, pointedly, "learned very little".	9
10	63	"Do you hear that, little Vella?" I asked.	9
11	22	Sometimes I supposed a girl might wander too close to the bars and be seized, but, because of the bars, little could be done with her.	9
11	99	"I imagine," I said, "they can understand very little of what has happened to them".	9
12	114	Some of the men angrily gestured for the little fool to hurry from their area, lest he spoil the races for their women.	9
12	115	I did note that a young slave girl, however, perhaps about fifteen, with a coin given her by her master, did purchase a small candy from the little Hup.	9
12	117	"Candies!" called the little fellow.	9
12	164	There was a little wench named Nela, usually in the Pool of Blue Flowers, whom I enjoyed sporting with.	9
12	287	"Do not be frightened, little bird," said Sura soothingly in Gorean to Virginia.	9
12	377	I was approached twice by men who had small scrolls to sell, reputedly containing important information on forthcoming races, the tarns to be flown, their riders, their times recorded in previous races and such; I supposed this would be little more than what was publicly available on the large track...	9
13	4	Nela, like most of the others at the baths, could talk of little but the startling disappearance, and presumed abduction, of Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, the proud, spoiled daughter of the Administrator of the City.	9
13	165	"When I was a little girl," she said, "when I was free I once saw Marlenus of Ar".	9
13	281	On the other hand, the business managers of the factions have little sentiment, and an unprofitable tarn, like an unprofitable or useless slave, is customarily sold or destroyed.	9
14	107	I was angry and frustrated that Caprus would not surrender the results of his labors before their completion, but I could understand his reasoning, his fears; and, on the other hand, the fact that he had himself located the documents we wished and was copying them gave me great satisfaction, for it ...	9
14	108	I anticipated little difficulty in this portion of the business.	9
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...	9
15	9	I had been bitter at these delays, complaining and chafing, but there seemed little I could do.	9
15	82	I had come to be fond of the sturdy little swimmer, and I think she of me.	9
15	88	There seems to me little of beauty in them and much of blood.	9
15	111	Yet Murmillius was an enigma in Ar, and little seemed to be known of him.	9
15	225	In the beginning, when moving about the house, the girls had been permitted only the garb customarily worn in the sweat and motion of the training, a rectangle of silk, about a foot long, thrust into a silken string knotted about the waist; Virginia and Phyllis would not even leave their cells so cl...	9
15	284	"Only a slave! Virginia the little slave!" "I am a slave," said Virginia.	9
15	286	"Pretty little slave!" laughed Virginia, pointing her finger at her.	9
15	288	"Pretty little slave!" screamed Virginia.	9
15	358	My own duties during these months in the House of Cernus remained light, consisting of little more than accompanying Cernus on infrequent occasions on which he left the house, a member of his guard; in the city Cernus traveled in a sedan chair, borne on the shoulders of eight men.	9
16	18	Little then remained for them except to review their lessons, eat and sleep well, and be in prime condition for their sale in the late summer, during the Fifth Passage Hand, on the Love Feast.	9
16	22	During the days of the Waiting Hand the streets are almost deserted, and in the Houses there is much fasting, and little conversation, and no song.	9
16	178	"So," said Ho-Sorl, "the pretty little slave girl would run away?" Phyllis swallowed hard, looking down, not speaking.	9
16	179	"Where did the pretty little slave girl think to run?" asked Ho-Sorl.	9
16	181	"Pretty little slave girls are foolish, aren't they?" asked Ho-Sorl.	9
17	142	People seemed to care little for anything save the races and the games.	9
17	143	Their neighbor's compartment might be despoiled by ruffians but, if they themselves were unharmed, they would think little of it and hasten to their chosen entertainment, fearing only that they might be late.	9
17	254	In thinking about this I realized what a brave man Caprus was, and how little I had respected his courage and his work.	9
17	273	"Kajuralia, Little Wench," said he.	9
17	276	"Little pock-face," called Relius.	9
17	291	She will serve you better than a silly little White Silker".	9
17	319	"What is wrong, little pock-face?" asked Relius.	9
17	321	"Perhaps you will find a kind master, Little Slave," said Relius.	9
17	324	"Do you wish truly to be my slave, little pock-face?" asked Relius.	9
17	376	"Poor little White Silk slave," said another Red Silk Girl passing between the tables.	9
17	440	"You are a little mad fool," I told her.	9
17	463	"You there, little White Silker," said Ho-Tu, "who are so adept with the porridge bowl, hasten to the Waiting Cells.	9
17	492	"You are a brave little wench," he said.	9
17	498	"A very brave little wench," he muttered.	9
17	597	"Be silent, slave," said I, poking about, and then I saw in the bottom of the chest, almost colorless, ragged, not more than a foot high nor a few ounces heavy, a small worn, tattered doll, dressed in faded Robes of Concealment, of a sort little girls might play with on the bridges or in the corrido...	9
17	652	My mother knew little of him, for they were both hooded when mated".	9
17	709	"Your room," I said, "seems to offer little in the way of diversions".	9
17	711	"Little save Sura," she admitted.	9
17	828	"There is little left.	9
18	186	There is little love lost between Physicians and Initiates, even as is the case between Scribes and Initiates.	9
18	248	"One thing more to this little story," said Flaminius.	9
18	394	A man could do little more than thrust his fingers through.	9
18	526	"But first," said Cernus, "we must not forget the little beauty".	9
18	538	"Do you not wish to see the little beauty presenting herself on the block? I expect she, with the others, will bring much gold to the House of Cernus, which we may then invest in our cause".	9
19	28	Those who jeered me or sported with their straps and stones would have little reason for not thinking me slave.	9
19	121	Still, given the size of the crowd, they seemed to have little difficulty retailing their goods in short order; they would then disappear down an exit, soon returning with more.	9
19	229	"Come now, brothers and sisters of Glorious Ar, citizens and gentle buyers of Glorious Ar, and friends of Ar and hers, what am I offered for these three barbarians?" There was a bid of three gold pieces from the auditorium, probably intended to do little more than initiate the bidding.	9
19	303	The Tuchuks, one of the distant Wagon Peoples, tend to be, to those of northern Gor, a people of mystery and intrigue; to those of the southern plains, of course, they tend to be little more than efficient, fierce and dreaded foes.	9
20	21	I had done little to deserve such friends, such loyalty.	9
20	366	My champion was Hup, a Fool, that of Cernus was the brilliant, fiery, competitive Scormus of Ar, the young, phenomenal Scormus, who played first board of the city of Ar and held the highest bridge in the city as the province of his game, the master not only of the Players of Ar but doubtless of Gor ...	9
20	389	The little fool bounded to the table.	9
20	452	Hup, singing some mad little song of his own devising, bounded back to the table, turned a somersault, and crawled up on the dais, whence he seized another piece in his small, knobby fist and pushed it one square ahead.	9
20	474	There was little sound in the room save the occasional noises of Hup.	9
20	521	The little fellow was sitting on the edge of the dais, swinging his feet.	9

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	108	"Please! Please!" "There is little time, little time!" urged the man in the black tunic.	10
7	374	And Ute, too! Foolish, stupid little Ute, who could not even speak her own language correctly! What could that meaningless little thing, pretty as she was, ever be but a man's toy? She was a natural slave girl! She belonged in chains.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	273	I had little doubt but what he knew that he knew as little as others of Priest-Kings, and was as ignorant as they.	10
10	485	We had not been much pleased at the insolence of the bondmaid with respect to the young thrall; once, we recalled, her taunting of him had almost cost him his life; I had intervened, and he had only been whipped instead; I had little doubt that Wulfstan of Kassau, the thrall, Tarsk, had many scores ...	10
11	202	There was little to be gained by fighting an action the length of Torvaldsland, and little to be lost by not doing so, which could not be later recouped when power in the south had been consolidated.	10
21	120	"This pretty little trinket, this pretty little bauble, I keep for myself!" He then took Hilda in his arms and, holding her across his body, kissed her.	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	40	I thought little of that now, however, for Abdul had been the water carrier in Tor, surely a minor agent of Others, the Kurii, little to be feared, no more than a gnat in the desert.	10
7	369	It is useful to our purposes, in infiltrating houses, in obtaining secrets, in seducing officers and important men, and, of course, to reward our followers and, naturally, as a simple item for exchange, a form of currency; the slave girl is usually in demand, particularly if beautiful and trained; a...	10
11	558	I had little doubt, should he survive, the lovely, little wench would be well whipped for her oversight, her agonized outburst, bordering on insolence.	10
13	384	It has little interest in conflict; its military posture is almost invariably defensive; it asks little more than to be left alone.	10
26	976	You are a slave with me, pretty little former enemy, lovely little slut, only that, no more than a slave.	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	739	To be sure, it was little more than a slave tunic, and did little to conceal her considerable charms.	10
7	1014	She was surely more beautiful than I, but in such matters there are rightnesses which are reciprocal and subtle; it is rather like the matching together of pieces in a puzzle, the startling, unexpected fitting together of components, yielding a whole which is, in its wholeness, more precious than th...	10
14	333	"Even if he likes me, and buys me, I will tell him who you are, a little sooner or a little later, if only to gain our freedoms".	10
15	179	"I think you are a little whore," she said, "a little tart.	10
22	666	"I shall cut you to bits," he said, "and throw you, little by little, to the sharks".	10
22	745	"Yes," he said, "the vicious, little lying slave, the little she-sleen and collared traitress, is now caught".	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	43	They concealed little and did little more than to excite the men and stimulate them to the beauty's pursuit, culminating in her rude assault, capture and unmasking.	10
12	137	There would be little point and little likelihood to their having a war.	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	205	Little Procopius was not little physically.	10
14	560	Too, if the ring itself is closed, perhaps it suggests her susceptibility to the locked shackle, say, a wrist ring or slave bracelet; would there not, in the two rings, be one, so to speak, for each wrist? It is little wonder that Gorean free women never pierce their ears; it is little wonder that, ...	10
34	622	But here, pretty little beast, sleek little slut, on this world, it is man, not you, who will win.	10
34	789	"It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	191	She was a sweet little thing, a sweet little beast and slut, and was gasping, piteous and spasmodic in the straw.	10
34	36	"Please, do not have me whipped, Master! It was such a little thing! It was such a little thing!" "You were momentarily hesitant in responding to a command," said the man.	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	40	I think there is little doubt that the cessation of hostilities in the north was in no little part a function of the generosity of the men of Ar, a not impolitic generosity in my opinion, in sparing Lara the fate of Vonda.	10

Book 16. (4 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	445	"Oh!" "Have you forgotten, so soon," I asked, "pretty slave, to whom it is that you now belong?" "To you," she said, "to you, Master! Oh!" "It seems you are still simmering, little sweet, little delicacy," I said.	10
19	76	I then, carefully, little by little, extracted the curled, leather wadding of the gag from her mouth.	10
19	897	"It is true, you troublesome, curvaceous little beast, you stinking little brute," I said.	10
20	2075	I wanted to scream with pleasure, the little she-sleen! How well the little beast knew what she was doing! What a slave she was.	10

Book 17. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	37	"You are all little fools! Kneel straighter, little fools!" Quickly the girls complied.	10
13	1364	You may know little or nothing of your master, or masters, other than the fact that he holds total power over you, and he may know little or nothing of you, other than the fact that your lovely hide is marked with the brand of the female slave.	10
19	589	How little consideration, how little attention, we had given him.	10

Book 18. (5 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	614	Do not forget it! Oh, Oh! Your little slave body is in the hands of a master, is it not? Canka, her master, has well conquered and subdued little Winyela! He is little Winyela's master.	10
1	172	The Casmu will hunt! The Isanna will hunt! The Napoktan will hunt! The Wismahi will hunt! The Kaiila will hunt!" The Isbu, or Little-Stones band; the Casmu, or Sand, band; the Isanna, the Little-Knife band; the Napoktan, or Bracelets, band; and the Wismahi, or Arrowhead band, are the five bands whic...	10
9	607	"Oh, little Winyela," she whispered, "what is going on with you? You are being put to use, are you not, little Winyela? Do you like it? What is he doing to you? You know these feelings, do you not? You like them, do you not? Is he concerned with you? Does it matter? Oh! Must you not resist him? But ...	10
39	103	"What lucky, soft little things they are," she said, "being sold naked off sales blocks to the whips and chains of strong masters, with little more to worry about than the heat of the kitchens, the steaming water of the laundering tubs, the dangers, from young, prowling ruffians, of shopping in the ...	10
39	233	"How laughable and delicious would the little collared chits find it that I, who so scorned them, am not only now, too, a slave, but a low slave, one with only a leather collar, one not even permitted clothing, a cheap, inexpensive slave, thousands of pasangs from civilization, a meaningless slave i...	10

Book 19. (3 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	464	Was it then because I was free? Were Gorean men spoiled for free women by those collared, curvaceous little sluts they had crawling about their feet, desperately eager to please them? Given such luscious alternatives it was natural enough, I supposed, that men would see little point in subjecting th...	10
26	492	Similarly if any of the slaves interest you, any of those who served you, or any other in the house, with the exception of our zealous, bosom-baring little tidbit, Emily, she on her way to my couch collar, with whom I shall pleasantly disport myself tonight, and our little Tiffany here, take her to ...	10
36	1404	"Do some men care for their slaves," I asked, "just a little?" "Some men care for them much more than a little," he said.	10

Book 20. (2 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1521	"Let it at least lie across me, to shield me, to cover me, if only a little! Perhaps my abdomen, or navel! Just a little, just that much! Surely it will not much interfere with you".	10
10	764	After a time he let her kneel near him and then he continued, bit by bit, little by little, to feed her from his hand.	10

Book 21. (3 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	739	I gather that she, in the customary, unquestioning self-centeredness and vanity of her youth, seemingly so inevitable in the young, has given little concern to your feelings, to your reality as an independent woman and human being, that she has scarcely thought of you, or understood you, in these wa...	10
16	738	"I gather that your love for her has been little reciprocated, that your sacrifices, your concerns and efforts in her behalf, have been little understood or appreciated.	10
22	361	She was a long way now from the Alar camp in which, as a pseudomale, she must have been in effect, as such women are, little more than a laughing stock, little better than a joke.	10

Book 22. (4 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	753	"And that is why I am so dangerous to you," he said, "because I am a member of your own species, because I understand you, because I know how you think, because I am familiar with your nasty little mind and emotions, your slynesses, your pettinesses, your selfishness, your stupid little tricks, ever...	10
4	192	"Perhaps those little adornments, those little vanity devices," he said, "will make you more amusing, and interesting, in your collar".	10
29	1099	Some blood came through the cloth, but very little, little more than a sudden, fresh stain, then nothing.	10
31	344	"Perhaps you care for me, a little?" "Yes," he smiled, "a little".	10

Book 23. (6 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	330	Too, from time to time, lightning shattered across the sky, suddenly bathing the road and countryside in flashes of wild, white light, this coupled almost momentarily, sometimes a little sooner, sometimes a little later, with a grinding and explosion of thunder.	10
6	82	Little by little, then, with my fingers, patiently, my thumb holding my present accomplishments in place, and pushing them further back, to make room for more folds, I worked more of the veil into her mouth.	10
6	467	"I thought you could use a little humbling," I said, "and a little informing as to the nature of your womanhood".	10
9	304	Perhaps little more than how to make slave lips and do a little squirming, naked.	10
14	172	"What hope have I," she asked, "other than they might put me on the spear a little later, rather than a little sooner?" "I think you have more than you know," I said.	10
21	509	"Perhaps this is more in the nature of a little hearing, a quite informal little hearing, or inquiry".	10

Book 24. (4 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	418	And the little she-sleen, I assure you, know well how to utilize those pleasant, remarkable little devices, so subtly and apparently innocently, to drive masters half mad with passion.	10
3	561	On the other hand, in the eyes of some others can you sense appraisal, however casual, in the eyes of others, perhaps interest, the sort of interest men might take in one such as you? Do you stand a little straighter then? Do you tremble a little? Do you know you might be whipped if you meet their e...	10
18	78	I pulled his head up a little, not so much that his mouth could fully clear the sand, but so that he could take a little air through the nose, perhaps a bit through the mouth.	10
19	201	If I knew little of uls, it, too, I supposed, would know little of men, and steel.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1286	"But I am helpless!" She moved her head about a little, turning it a little from side to side, her neck within the loops of the thongs; too, she moved her hands a little, futilely, they held back against the wood, by the thonged wrists.	10
7	56	"Perhaps little by little," I said.	10
21	311	"'For a meaningless little animal, a meaningless little beast,' she said.	10
21	403	'You! I see it! You! You silly little chit, you meaningless little collared slut! You, who are less than a verr or tarsk, you who are less than the dirt on the street, love Milo!' "'So, too, do a thousand women in Ar!' I cried".	10
25	99	"See the sleek, curvaceous little thing, naked, in her collar! Do you truly think she is guiltless in this matter?" "Perhaps she is a little to blame, or, at any rate, her wanton, owned slave curves".	10
27	39	"For so little," I said, "one could purchase little more than the services of a new slave for an evening in a paga tavern, one still striving desperately to learn how to be pleasing".	10

Book 26. (12 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	711	When I sensed that one of the fellows was looking up I moved my legs a little, putting them together, and then separating them, and pointing the toes a little, and bending my legs back, a little.	10
45	148	And surely I am not to be blamed if the slave in me was a little closer to the surface, a little more eager, a little less repressed than that in some others".	10
7	1148	Then, with two rather clear, definitive little snaps, tiny, but quite decisive little noises, the bracelets were locked upon me.	10
8	117	Not opening my eyes, frightened, I moved my fingers upward, little by little, toward my throat.	10
8	1046	I then ate it, treasuring it, even that small part, bit by bit, little by little, particle by particle.	10
9	77	See, for example, this ignorant, presumptuous little slut, this meaningless little piece of slave suet trembling in her collar! I think she might well profit from a bout with the tongs and hot irons!" "We have some new male slaves in Pen 2 of the Ba-Ta Section," said another to her, he whose whip I ...	10
12	125	Could they not even find little truths amusing, they so weak and tiny, lost among all the glittering, massive lies? Who could fear them? They were so tiny, those little truths.	10
12	211	It seemed I could have done little more unless I had stood chained on a sales platform, to be literally handled as the curved, tender little beast I was, or had perhaps been conducted behind the purple screen to be tested in a more intimate fashion.	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	215	I was a little apprehensive about matters, of course, for it seemed that the pit master had realized what I was doing with the free woman, using her, at least from my own point of view, to take out my little vengeances on my superiors, free women.	10
19	1217	I would feed it to her by hand, little by little, as she knelt there, back-braceleted, by the wall, chained to a slave ring.	10
23	46	On the one hand, as the Lady Constanzia was at least technically a free woman, might I not be reprimanded for having subjected her to certain indignities, my little slave girl's vengeances on a free woman? And, on the other hand, paradoxically, as she was now little other than a slave, might not I, ...	10

Book 27. (31 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	237	The fact that she might have bit a little shorter, and a little lighter, a little slimmer, than many women had given her from a very early age a deep, internal understanding, more than that of many other women, of the size and power of men.	10
9	49	There is little cause for such things, little interest in them, little place for them.	10
15	798	But, instead, after but a moment, I find you an exquisite little slab of collar-meat, a willing, content, obedient little piece of flesh-trash, no different from thousands of other meaningless, silken little she-urts.	10
16	1045	No man would want you, except perhaps as a pretty little thing, a pretty little servant, a pretty little maid, to have about the house".	10
17	322	She feared that if something had been a little different, if he had touched her a little differently or a little longer, or had looked at her in a certain way, or if he had taken her head in his hands and literally forced her to look directly into his eyes, seeing him as a male and master, she might...	10
3	11	But, after a bit, despite what would have been her choice, her deeper subjectivity, anxiously, frightened, seemingly more informed than she herself, calling out, began to make itself heard; it seems then that her consciousness, patiently, insistently, responding, began little by little to overcome h...	10
7	5	She then stood a little taller, a little more gracefully.	10
10	181	Now I know, and I acknowledge that you are a pretty little slave, a well-curved, youthful, little slave.	10
11	264	"Then, Ellen," laughed the woman, "you are nothing but livestock, nothing but a pretty little piece of livestock, nothing but a domestic animal, nothing but a pretty little branded domestic animal!" Tears sprang to Ellen's eyes.	10
11	809	My criticism of you, little slave, is not that you are narcissistic, for that, as a female, you should be, but that you are a little bitch".	10
11	965	Oh, I hope that he likes me, if only just a little! Please, Master, like me, if only a little! Take me, she thought.	10
13	23	Nor would he know that Ellen, in Laura's opinion, was little more than a petty, vain, stupid, self-important, ignorant, scheming, meaningless little bit of slave fluff.	10
14	167	"You are not! You are a little she-urt, a little she-tarsk!" "Yes!" said the first.	10
16	438	Alas, how little she then knew! Little did she then realize how helpless and needful might a slave become.	10
16	468	But she did sense that if things had been a little different, if Mirus had treated her even a little bit differently, she would have cried out and wept herself his.	10
17	598	Then Ellen tried to lie very still, for she feared, in her tiny, inadvertent, shocked, almost protestive movement, that she had done little more than more prominently to suggest, or even display, the latitudes and geodesics of a female slave, little more than manifest even more clearly the slave cur...	10
18	604	"False! False!" "So the little vulo would pretend that she is a figurine of ice, carved in the form of a slave girl?" "I hate you!" "But a touch," he said, reaching out, "ever so gentle, ever so soft, will prove to me, and to any who might be interested, that you are a hot little slut".	10
18	825	"See him, the peasant, there, he, the fourth in the line, those men carrying suls!" Ellen did indeed see the figure referred to by her companion, but noted little of interest, or little out of the ordinary.	10
19	742	He must also have wanted, she thought, an ignorant girl, one unversed in the politics of Ar, one who will understand little of what is being done, of what she is being used to accomplish, one who, even under torture, her flesh writhing on the rack , drawing back, screaming, from the heat of fierce, ...	10
19	748	But I think, she thought to herself, that I have little to fear, actually, little more than a horse might have to fear.	10
20	758	Ellen had little doubt but what the camp slaves had been chosen for a diversity of properties, many of which had little to do with those of a simple work slave.	10
21	67	How she then pitied free women in their ignorance, both those of Gor and Earth, in their anxieties and depressions, in their little-understood forlornness, in their little-understood, unsatisfied hungers.	10
22	353	"What is your lot number, little tasta, little vulo?" called another man.	10
24	53	And if you are not like a sinuous she-sleen in heat, it is rather because you are more like a sleek, curvaceous little she-urt in heat! You are a meaningless little slut in whose belly have been kindled slave fires!" "I hate you, Mirus," she said to herself.	10
24	308	And she had understood that, whereas it was not unusual to strip a woman, little by little, during her sale, to increase the heat of the bids, that the slaves were always, when all was said and done, exhibited as only slave, raw.	10
25	171	Have you not yet learned the nature of this world, and what you are on this world? What a silly little vulo you are! What a stupid little pudding you are!" Later, rising to a half-reclining, half-sitting position, she brought her legs together, to one side, with smooth, swift, sinuous grace.	10
26	728	"Did you not want me, just a little, if only to beat and whip me?" "Think," said he, "stupid little slut".	10
27	473	Though the men on tharlarion, the strangers, doubtless heard nothing, she had little doubt but what Portus Canio's soft remark, little more than a whisper, had been clearly audible to the beast.	10
27	2412	Portus Canio, and his fellows, Fel Doron and Loquatus, had seemed to take little interest, little more than if someone had put someone else's small, silken she-sleen through her paces.	10
28	386	The Priest-Kings, it seems to me, have little or no interest in us, in our kind, in our form of life, little or no concern with the doings of men, other than that their laws be kept".	10
29	306	"And I love you! Yes, I do! I love you, Master! I love you, Master! Surely you love me, too, if only a little?" "No," said he, angrily, "but I lust for you, and you will be well taught what that means at the foot of my couch!" "Surely you care for me, if only a little, Master!" she said.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	689	It spoke not of ideas and theories, or verbalisms, or of the fencings and cant in which she had sought to perfect herself, of the skills which brought status in her world, but of a different world, one of which she knew but little, one in which she had little part, one in which she did not belong, o...	10
3	82	They leave little to the imagination, and what little they leave calls attention to what is concealed in so delightful and provocative a fashion that the tunic is almost an invitation to its own removal.	10
5	164	But had he not assured her that he thought she would sell well, that she would bring a good price in market of the right sort, a slave market? "Do you have any objection," inquired Peisistratus, "to enlightening this stupid little vulo, this ignorant little tasta, as to what she is?" Cabot shrugged.	10
22	186	To be sure, she was fresh to her bondage, had received little training, and knew little, at that time, of a slave's major concern, that of serving and pleasing, selflessly, intimately and inordinately, the males of her species.	10
41	98	Cabot set his hands between the teeth of the trap and, sweating, straining, eased them a little open, and his hands were covered with blood and torn hair, and the sleen watched him, and Cabot, grunted, fighting for breath, and opened the teeth a bit more, and a little more, and then the sleen, with ...	10
74	17	Much of the music was lost on Cabot, as he could hear little of it, and what he heard was little to his liking.	10
77	282	"How long can you run, little thing? Do you call that little stick you carry an ax? You cannot even reach me with it! You are human! I am Kur! Close with me! Close with me! Hold still! Stand! Fight!" Cabot circled, as he could, to the left, looking for an opening, but now Flavion held the ax more cl...	10
79	704	"Master?" "In attempting to manipulate me," he said, "they, whom you need not know, for you are a slave, they, in all their wisdom and cunning, may have succeeded in little other than putting in my way a pleasant little slave, one on whose neck my collar looks well, and with whom I may do as I pleas...	10
80	282	She then arranged her robes a little differently about her throat, drawing them down, a little.	10

Book 29. (5 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	102	To be sure, a woman whose slave fires have not been ignited may have little understanding of this sort of thing, little understanding of the needs, sensations, miseries, and torments to which their embonded sisters are subject.	10
3	312	Constantina had given her little, and, I suspected, that little was not of the best.	10
10	184	What was going on here? Why had I been brought here? What was I to do here? What was expected of me? It seemingly had something to do with my being a tarnsman, but, beyond that, I understood very little, little or nothing.	10
15	77	This is cultural, of course, and Earth girls whose ears are pierced , something they have generally thought little of, are often startled when they are brought to Gor, to learn how this tiny thing, to which they have usually attached little importance, at least consciously or explicitly, can provoke...	10
16	78	I suppose, to many, certain things might seem dreadful, the blast of the war horn, the thunder of tarn drums, the soaring descent to the attack, the scream of the tarn, the music of the bowstring, blood's lyre, with its song of death, but, too, to some, there is little which so speaks of life as the...	10

Book 30. (3 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	140	Too, in such a mountain of wood there would be little use for a ram, as it would be of little use against a swifter, darting foe.	10
8	37	Mightier than Thassa is she, my ship, always, in every way, do nothing!" But the ice, like the forge pliers of a Metal Worker, slowly, little by little, began to close on the wood.	10
19	63	I had little doubt that slave fires might soon, when men chose, rage mightily and irresistibly in that lovely little belly.	10

Book 31. (5 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	92	It was my supposition, of course, that all this had much more to do with Lord Grendel than with the Lady Bina, who, for all her remarkable intelligence, was in some ways astoundingly naive; certainly she knew little of Gor, little of the channels of politics, little of the springs of power, little o...	10
17	71	I sat on the tier, alone, moved my ankle a little, and pulled a little at the bracelets.	10
18	153	Slaves are often naked, and one thinks little of looking upon them, and, commonly, they think little of being so looked upon.	10
52	230	"Only a self-centered, simple, shallow, naive little brute," he said, "a trivial, selfish little beast, of inferior character, who would steal a candy from a sister slave, if it might be done with impunity".	10
52	331	"You are a despicable, vain, pretentious, tormenting little she-sleen," he said, "but, little she-sleen, your time of tormenting is now over".	10

Book 32. (4 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	385	I straightened my body a little, lifted my head a little.	10
14	226	"I fear there is little honor in this camp," I said, "little here but the hope of gain, and the fear of the forest, and of death".	10
32	14	"I have known slaves, of course," he said, "naive, ignorant, frightened slaves, who became confused, who knew little of woodcraft, who wandered about in the darkness, who became disoriented, who lost their way, and several who, amusingly, did little more than describe a great circle in their flight"...	10
39	308	"You would not dare to put us in such degrading garments, so enveloping, so cumbersome, so abundant, so hobbling, so layered, with hoods and veils, the garments of small, soft creatures of interest to men, educated, perfumed, pampered, and refined, meaningless, weak little animals, conforming little...	10

Book 33. (6 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	257	It is little more than a third of its original strength, little more than a third of even what survived the voyage onto the homeland".	10
1	376	"Thus," I said, "his holdings, his forts, his capital itself, must be little more than policed, held by token forces, sufficient to do little more than quell dissension or unrest".	10
13	532	To be sure, one does little more than open a door, little more than draw aside a curtain, and let them see themselves in the secret mirror, into which they had feared to look.	10
21	75	It was obvious, given the technologies involved in such a suspension of consciousness and such a methodology of transition that either the Priest-Kings or the Kurii, or both, had chosen to intervene in what might otherwise have been regarded as little more than a final battle in a minor war in a far...	10
54	247	"At best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon".	10
57	112	Men have little patience with a female captive, and, less, indeed, little or none, with a female slave.	10

Book 34. (4 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	399	Was I not a slave? Was this not what could be done with me? Too, I had the terrifying sense that if he had been a little patient, taken his time, caressed me a little, put his teeth to me, spoke his mastery, I might have cried out, grateful, yielding.	10
31	102	"That is too little, far too little, for such a beauty.	10
59	52	I have little doubt that it stood at the top of the food chain on its former world, a world about which we know little, other than that it was destroyed or rendered unviable.	10
61	971	I understood in no way this solicitude for Lord Agamemnon, whom I knew as little more than a voice, hideous and menacing, emerging from what seemed on the outside to be little more than a container, a metal box.	10

Book 35. (6 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	89	How I had gloried in the exercise of such vain, petty powers, attracting and then dismissing and humiliating the weaklings of Earth, so little of the man in them, so little of the master! And now I was a slave on Gor! I had little doubt but what the men of Gor would know what to do with me, whatever...	10
11	133	Outside the cloth worker's shop was a bin for irregular cloths, discarded patches, strips, shreds, and such; some masters, doubtless of a thrifty sort, avail themselves of such a trove to outfit their slaves; patches, even small patches, may be sewn together, to repair, or even form, a garment, say,...	10
11	250	I knew little or nothing of Talena, and I suspected that most Goreans knew little more than I.	10
31	20	I had little doubt that he, when whole, would have been a most dangerous swordsman, and I had little doubt that some remnant of fearsome skills might be retained.	10
39	7	You have little to fear from such quick, ugly, little things unless you are bound helplessly and left for their attentions".	10
46	300	There was little bustling about, little laughter, no shouting, no busy, genial hum of conversation, no coming and going.	10

Book 36. (2 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
45	152	"And then little to do but lie still, and hope to sleep, little to hope for other than the strength to climb one last time to the parapet, the strength to once more unsheathe a sword, to lift an ax".	10
51	164	As it turned out, its intentions, despite an undoubted adherence to orders, were frustrated, three, massive, whiplike coils of the monstrous hith wrapping themselves about the boat and, tightening, reducing in as little as a dozen Ihn the boat and certain occupants to little more than floating debri...	10