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Book 1. (18 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	I was not frightened, being confident that walking steadily in any given direction would be sure to bring me to one highway or another, or some stream or another, and that it would be impossible to become lost, or at least for long.	10
2	126	Indeed, there is a saying on Gor, a saying whose origin is lost in the past of this strange planet, that one who speaks of Home Stones should stand, for matters of honor are here involved, and honor is respected in the barbaric codes of Gor.	10
2	145	He had turned away, as if lost in thought.	10
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.	10
5	27	He would become a laughingstock, suspect to his own men, a leader who had lost the Home Stone.	10
5	43	The ritual significance of the gesture of submission was not lost on me; her wrists were offered to me, as if for binding.	10
6	69	I lost consciousness.	10
6	113	"I lost the Home Stone," I said.	10
7	111	The tarn-goad, which had been thrust in the belt, dropped into the water, and I lost it.	10
7	113	She was screaming wildly, all control lost in the face of the slow, ugly death awaiting her.	10
8	10	The officer continued: "Marlenus lost the Home Stone, the Luck of Ar.	10
10	10	Seated inside on several pillows of tasseled silk was a mammoth toad of a man, whose head was as round as a tarn's egg, the eyes nearly lost in the folds of fat, pocked skin.	10
10	13	"So," said the merchant, "Kazrak of Port Kar has met his match?" "It is the first challenge I have ever lost," replied Kazrak proudly.	10
12	123	I cursed because I had lost the tarn-goad in the quicksands of Ar's swamp forest.	10
12	159	Mine had been lost when Talena had thrown me from the back of the tarn shortly after we had fled the walls of Ar.	10
13	6	I had lost the girl I had loved, cruel and treacherous though she might have been.	10
14	58	"By the Priest-Kings," he said, "I think I have lost the exchange".	10
15	125	Mintar was lost in thought, his small eyes fastened to the red and yellow squares of the board.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	77	Needless to say, the whistle is important and carefully guarded, for should it be lost or fall into the hands of an enemy the warrior has, for all practical purposes, lost his mount.	10
1	29	I did receive a check from Cabot to cover the cost of my camping equipment, which he had apparently lost.	10
1	144	When, shortly after dawn, I had finished the account, I looked at Cabot, who, all the time, had been sitting at the window, his chin on his hands, watching the snow, lost in what thoughts I could scarce conjecture.	10
1	155	I arose, now conscious for the first time of a lost night of sleep, the effects of the drinking, and of the several cups of bitter coffee.	10
6	201	The meaning of the action was not lost on the warriors.	10
16	107	The Tatrix had apparently lost interest in me, for she turned to Dorna the Proud and Thorn, Captain of Tharna.	10
18	160	Some lost their footing, and bodies were wedged in the shaft.	10
20	102	Then to my wonder, the valiant creature began once more to climb, determined to regain the altitude he had lost.	10
22	212	He caught his balance there and, earrings swinging, turned to regard me as though I might have lost my senses.	10
23	176	He is just young and he has lost much blood".	10
24	76	"If she again ascends the throne, our battle will have been lost.	10
26	26	Most of the silver masks however, when it was understood their battle had been lost and the laws of Tharna were irrevocably shattered, came of their own free will into the streets and submitted themselves in the traditional fashion of the captive Gorean female, kneeling, lowering the head, and lifti...	10
26	68	After the six months, however—perhaps she has been reluctant to seek a master?—her initiative in these matters is lost and she belongs to the first man who encircles her throat with the graceful, gleaming badge of servitude.	10

Book 3. (18 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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...	10
2	19	Sometimes these individuals are young idealists, rebels and champions of lost causes, who wish to protest to Priest-Kings; sometimes they are individuals who are old or diseased and are tired of life and wish to die; sometimes they are piteous or cunning or frightened wretches who think to find the ...	10
2	105	The origin of this hunting practice is lost in antiquity, being as old perhaps as men and weapons and larls.	10
6	54	Of course the Chamber Slaves would not be permitted the escape of intoxication, for if they were so allowed to lighten their bondage undoubtedly, in time, their beauty, their utility to the Priest-Kings, would be diminished; they would become unreliable, lost in dreams and wines.	10
8	33	Vika watched me, puzzled, surely convinced that I must have lost my mind.	10
15	39	The room was apparently large, for portions of it were lost in the shadows from the torch.	10
18	59	All of us nearly lost our footing.	10
22	182	He seemed lost in thought.	10
25	69	I do not know if I lost consciousness or not but I suppose I may have, for the next thing I remember was that the pain had gone from my body and that I lay against the wall weak and sick.	10
26	119	"Besides," said the Attendant, "a key is never lost.	10
26	120	Nothing in the Nest is ever lost".	10
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.	10
29	23	I saw one man who lacked an arm, lying on the floor, groaning, the limb having been lost to the unseen beam of the ships above.	10
30	189	Indeed, at that time, it seemed they had, almost unaccountably, for reasons of principle, joined a cause which was in all probability a lost one.	10
31	45	"That is how you have lost," I said.	10
33	40	I wondered if the shaven heads, traditional for centuries with Initiates, held some distant connection, lost now in time, with the hygienic practices of the Nest.	10
34	4	I felt a sudden blow on my back and nearly lost my breath and twisted to see the gigantic, brawny Older Tarl, my former Master at Arms, who clapped me on the shoulders, his hands like the talons of tarns.	10
34	10	I swept him off his feet and spun him around and the robes flew from his head and Torm of the Caste of Scribes cried aloud in joy and that sandy hair wheeled in the wind and tears ran sideways down his face and he never lost hold of the scroll although he nearly batted the Older Tarl with it in one ...	10

Book 4. (24 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	5	But later, shortly after the completion of their journey, in a war between their cities, each had in battle slain the other, and thus among men, save perhaps for some among the Wagon Peoples, the secret had been lost.	10
3	71	They conferred again for a moment and then the warrior of the Kataii approached, a lithe, strong proud man, one in whose eyes I could read that he had never lost his saddle, nor turned from a foe.	10
5	11	Another time, over a hundred years ago, a wagon Ubar lost the spur from his right boot and turned for this reason back from the gates of mighty Ar itself.	10
8	65	My own thrust had been a full thrust, accurate enough but rather heavily done; in war, such a thrust might have lost me the lance, leaving it in the body of an enemy.	10
8	340	He had lost.	10
8	351	Now, if I lost as well, she would be a Kassar wench.	10
9	475	"It is true you have never lost," wavered Saphrar.	10
10	168	At this Kamchak lost all control over himself and he leaned over backward slapping his thighs with the palms of his hands, laughing as though he were demented.	10
10	494	Kamchak seemed lost in thought and then he looked up brightly.	10
10	551	Kamras lunged and it looked like Kamchak threw up his arm at the last instant as though he had lost balance, and indeed he was now tottering on one boot.	10
11	212	She had surely lost more than one handful of hair.	10
12	127	"Since you lost," pointed out Kamchak, "I think it only fair that you pay the admission to the performance".	10
13	203	The "w" sound, incidentally, is a complex one, and, like many such sounds, is best learned only during the brief years of childhood when a child's linguistic flexibility is at its maximum—those years in which it might be trained to speak any of the languages of man with native fluency—...	10
15	42	Was it not for this purpose that I had come to the Wagon Peoples? I cursed the fact that I had waited so long—even to the time of the Omen Taking—for thereby had I lost the opportunity to try for the sphere myself in the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
16	259	On this platform, nestled in the folds of the purple, I saw the object of my quest—what I had come so far to find—that for which I had risked and, apparently, lost my life—the golden sphere.	10
21	49	As I hobbled through the city of Turia, one eye half shut, staring at the street as though I hoped to find a lost copper tarn disk among the stones, I made my way toward the compound of Saphrar of Turia.	10
21	210	Indeed, I respected his wisdom—withdrawing in the face of a situation in which there was nothing to be gained and, considering the vulnerability of the wagons and bosk to tarnsmen, much to be lost.	10
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.	10
23	113	My men and those of Harold had now been decimated and there were few that had not lost blood.	10
25	292	I looked at her and smiled, then looked down again, lost in thought.	10
26	362	"Please!" he cried once more, the syllable lost in the bubbling yellow mass that reached into his mouth.	10
26	409	"I suppose," I said, "it was torn to pieces by the crowds below—or lost with the other dead.	10
27	5	Turia had been a rich city, and though much gold had been given to the tarnsmen of Ha-Keel and the defenders of the House of Saphrar, it was a tiny amount when compared with the whole, not even counting that lost by being carried by civilians through the gates Kamchak had designated as escapes from ...	10
27	15	He did not now sit dourly as before, stern and lost in thought, but attended to the details of his business with good humor, stopping only now and then to throw scraps of meat to his kaiila, which was tethered behind the throne.	10

Book 5. (39 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	It was said, in the time of troubles, that the Home Stone had not been lost, and it had not.	10
2	184	It was from this time that Kazrak might clearly have been said, particularly among the lower castes, to have lost the confidence of the city.	10
3	36	They are men who commonly have an extraordinary aptitude for the game but beyond this men who have become drunk on it, men lost in the subtle, abstract liquors of variation, pattern and victory, men who live for the game, who want it and need it as other men might want gold, or others power and wome...	10
3	39	Further, in order to gain Players, the master, if wise, occasionally loses a game, which is expensive at the normal odds; and the game must be lost subtly, that the amateur must believe he has won.	10
3	148	Finally it grew late in the end game and it would be but a matter of four or five moves and the Player's Home Stone must be lost.	10
5	144	Sometimes I was forced to remind myself that she was Miss Elizabeth Cardwell of Earth, and not, as she lost herself uncontrollably in our pleasures, hands clutching at the slave ring, a Gorean slave girl, bred for the pleasures of a master.	10
5	188	I must know of my city and its fortunes, and of she who had been my free companion, these many years lost.	10
5	360	I looked down, lost in thought.	10
5	412	"If they manage, in time, to turn a sufficient number of men against us and to arm them even primitively, our world is lost".	10
5	419	Further, if we destroy it, and it is a portion of a network, we will have lost valuable information on the degree of their dispersement and penetration".	10
6	59	The slave who had lost was then led away in his shackles.	10
6	61	He was greeted with cheers and was immediately taken to the table on my left, where he was seated at the far end of the table, before a plate heaped with meat, which he began to devour, holding it in his hands, eyes wild, almost lost in the food, to the amusement of the watching men.	10
6	127	"The slave who lost at hook knife," said Ho-Tu, pushing a large spoonful of porridge into his mouth.	10
10	93	Cernus, as before, was lost in his game with Caprus, this time lingering at the board even long after paga and full-strength Ka-la-na were served.	10
12	16	In the crowd I heard the shrill screams of slave girls and free women alike, the differences between them lost in the moment of their excitement.	10
12	78	Marlenus, because he had lost the Home Stone and because the men of Ar feared him and his ambitions, had been publicly denied bread, salt and fire, exiled from the city and forbidden to return on pain of death.	10
13	95	She lost her stroke.	10
13	102	"It seems you have lost your freedom for the day," I said.	10
14	104	I left the compartment and walked the halls of the House of Cernus, lost in thought.	10
15	26	The music now became a moan of surrender, and the girl was on her knees, her head down, her hands on the ankle of the Warrior, his sandal lost in the unbound darkness of her hair, her lips to his foot.	10
15	109	Murmillius always fought alone, never in teams, and in more than one hundred and fifteen fights, sometimes fighting three and four times in one afternoon, he had never lost a contest.	10
15	387	The slave girl sitting on the furs, for the kalika is played either sitting or standing, bent over her instrument, her hair falling over the neck of it, lost in her music, a gentle, slow melody, rather sad.	10
17	146	The great bird he rode was no racing tarn but its size, its swiftness, its sureness, its incredible power and ferocity made it a terrible foe in the wars of the suspended rings; indeed, never had it lost; many of the other tarns of the Steels, as well, were not bred racing tarns, but war tarns, ridd...	10
17	836	I remembered that the slave who had lost in hook knife had been wounded slightly before being taken to the beast.	10
18	186	There is little love lost between Physicians and Initiates, even as is the case between Scribes and Initiates.	10
18	259	My steps, as I was lost in thought, brought me back to the hall of Cernus, in which we had sat table.	10
18	302	But as I walked the halls it seemed to me that, on the whole, things were not proceeding badly, though I regretted the amount of time lost, apparently necessarily, in the House of Cernus.	10
18	522	I had lost.	10
19	113	Each of these, in his way, prepared himself for the evening, sketching out melodies or sound patterns, lost with himself.	10
19	341	There were perhaps dozens of bids that were shouted forth and lost in the acclaim of the crowd.	10
20	20	I could not understand why Relius and Ho-Sorl would make my cause theirs, nor why Sura, though I knew she cared for me, would so risk her life, now doubtless lost.	10
20	492	"I have lost," said Scormus.	10
21	353	"I have slain seventeen!" "I lost count long ago," responded Ho-Sorl.	10
22	86	The tarn, the great, fierce saddlebird of Gor, is a savage beast, a monster predator of the high, blue skies of this harsh world; at best it is scarce half domesticated; even tarnsmen seldom approach them without weapons and tarn goad; it is regarded madness to approach one that is feeding; the inst...	10
22	122	I caught a glimpse of Green Ubar, Mip in the saddle, lost in the flurry of whipping wings.	10
22	474	His tarn lost its rhythm.	10
23	112	"You have lost all".	10
24	285	Slave girls regarded me as though I might have lost my senses.	10
24	334	The wine was brought and Relius and Virginia, lost in one another's eyes, arms interlocked, drank together.	10

Book 6. (42 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	9	In a moment it had darted again downward to be lost in the rushes, the waving spore stalks, the seed pods of various growths of the Gorean tidal marshes.	10
1	50	On river barges, for hundreds of pasangs, I had made my way down the Vosk, but where the mighty Vosk began to break apart and spread into its hundreds of shallow, constantly shifting channels, becoming lost in the vast tidal marshes of its delta, moving toward gleaming Thassa, the Sea, I had abandon...	10
1	77	The root, which is woody and heavy, is used for certain wooden tools and utensils, which can be carved from it; also, when dried, it makes a good fuel; from the stem the rence growers can make reed boats, sails, mats, cords and a kind of fibrous cloth; further, its pith is edible, and for the rence ...	10
2	47	From the safety of the yards of marsh water separating me from my enemies I could have been immediately slain, lost in a thicket of the two- or three-pronged marsh spears.	10
3	144	The arrow seemed lost, as though among the clouds, and so far was it that it seemed vanished in its falling.	10
3	268	In my eyes in that moment it seemed I had lost myself, that my codes had been betrayed, Ko-ro-ba my city dishonored, even the blade I had carried soiled.	10
3	294	It seemed to me that I had lost what might be more precious than life itself.	10
3	349	I had lost myself.	10
6	132	I had lost her.	10
6	153	He fell to the matting, his helmet rolling, lost in his own blood.	10
7	1	I Will Hunt Lost among the rushes and sedge, out in the darkness of the marsh, some hundred yards from the rence islands, two of which were burning, Telima, bound, and I, a garland of rence flowers bloodied in my hair, watched the movement of torches, listened to the shouts of men, the screams of wo...	10
8	144	When the rence craft was lost, some hundred yards from the barges, among the reeds and sedge, I had her secure the craft.	10
8	339	In the marshes of the delta of the Vosk I had lost Tarl Cabot.	10
8	345	As I, in the chair of the oar-master, faced the bow of the vessel, he, as slave at the benches, faced its stern, and the chair of the oar-master, that which now served me as Ubar's throne, in this small wooden country lost in the marshes of the Vosk's delta.	10
8	532	Here, on this wooden land lost in the delta marshes, I was Ubar.	10
9	70	And it was in this city, now mine, that I belonged, I who had lost myself, who had chosen ignominious slavery to the freedom of honorable death.	10
9	209	I who had sought to protect her, had lost her.	10
9	210	And Talena, too, who had once been my Free Companion, years ago, I had lost.	10
9	211	I had loved two women, and I had lost them both.	10
9	244	And then I wept, for I had loved two women, and had lost them both.	10
9	267	As slaves, and slaves alone! Worthless are they for aught else! I had loved two women, and I had lost them both.	10
9	514	There were not so many men in the paga tavern now, and those there were seemed mostly lost in stupor.	10
10	55	He was rather well known now in Port Kar, having lost six barges, with their slaves and cargo, and most of his crews, in the marshes.	10
11	195	It amounted to the destruction of one roofed area where Ka-la-na wood was stored, and the partial destruction of another; one small warehouse for the storage of pitch, one of several, had been destroyed; two dry docks had been lost, and the shop of the oar-makers, near the warehouse for oars, had be...	10
11	254	By the time the slaves had unfastened him he had lost consciousness.	10
11	479	Why else should there be a meeting of the two Ubars? Generally, there was almost as little love lost between them as between them and the Ubars of Port Kar.	10
11	612	The night has been long, and I have lost much sleep".	10
13	371	Two of the men lost the oars, and the free oars fouled those of other men.	10
15	767	I had vowed once that I had lost two women, and would never lose another.	10
15	778	I had lost her.	10
15	779	I had lost her.	10
18	38	"Stroke!" called the oar-master, his cry almost lost in the sleet and wind.	10
18	69	Port Kar had not lost the battle.	10
18	221	We are lost, I thought.	10
18	222	Lost.	10
18	541	Then she had lost the blade, as an invader struck it from her hand.	10
18	912	I have lost myself, all that I was".	10
18	915	"Do you think," asked Samos of Telima, "that this man has been destroyed? That he has lost himself?" "No," said the girl, "my Ubar has not been destroyed.	10
18	916	He has not lost himself".	10
18	920	"It is I," whispered Telima, "who lost myself, who was destroyed".	10
18	925	"Neither of you," said Samos, "have been lost, or destroyed".	10
18	937	"When you lost your images of yourselves, and learned your humanity, in your diverse ways, and shame, you abandoned your myths, your songs, and would accept only the meat of animals, as though one so lofty as yourself must be either Priest-King or beast.	10

Book 7. (22 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	135	I pulled at the cords that bound me, and lost consciousness.	10
3	500	I lost my sandals.	10
4	245	I had lost all sense of direction, of what might be up or down, or even if, any longer, there were such things.	10
5	41	My sandals I had lost in the woods on Earth, while fleeing from the small dark ship which had so unerringly, herding me like a frantic animal, delivered me to my captors.	10
6	113	I'm lost".	10
7	84	Targo must have lost some eleven men, and some twenty of his girls were taken by the tarnsmen, but, after a bit, the tarnsmen withdrew.	10
7	94	He had lost a good deal, but he had saved some goods, and, most importantly, his gold.	10
8	174	Indeed, it was such who had attacked Targo earlier, to the south, before he had added a confused, lost, wandering barbarian girl to his chain.	10
8	920	"Then serve!" cried one of the fellows at the fire, he whose sandal was lost in Ute's dark hair.	10
10	292	"We lost you briefly," he said.	10
11	882	"We thought that we had lost you".	10
11	1091	Indeed, it was because of Rask of Treve that Targo, who became that El-in-or's master, had lost most of his women and wagons, and all of his bosk.	10
11	1100	And, the Priest-Kings willing, a coin that is lost today, or a woman, may, at a later time, in a more convenient place, be found, and more! A woman who escapes your collar this afternoon may, by nightfall, find herself chained at your feet.	10
12	168	I would manipulate my master so subtly that he would not even grasp what I was doing to him until I had been successful, until he was at my feet, lost, reduced, docile, confused, ingratiating, insecure, pathetic, needful, desperately eager to please me.	10
12	370	I recollected with satisfaction my witnessing of the captivity of Verna, the panther girl, but I recollected with much less satisfaction what had occurred in the slave wagon, when Inge had so decisively bested me; when I had learned that she could beat me, if she pleased, and would, should it please...	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
15	782	And then there was only pain, and I almost lost consciousness.	10
15	802	Twice in my beating I lost consciousness, and twice I was revived, chilled water thrown on me.	10
15	806	Ten more strokes he gave to the helpless slave girl, who twice more lost consciousness, and twice more was awakened to the drenching of cold water.	10
17	40	No scribe it seemed would own Inge, but she would belong to a brutal and powerful huntsman, the handsome Raf of Treve; and Rena's captain of Tyros, he who had contracted for her capture, must now surely be disappointed, and his gold lost, for his lovely prize has been taken by another, at whose feet...	10
17	143	"Please, no, Master!" And in her shame, writhing to his least touch, the once selfish, self-centered, haughty, spoiled Elinor Brinton, again conquered, found her joy, and glory, and then she again accepted herself as what she was, a slave girl, and in this acceptance, she lost all shame, and yielded...	10
18	101	"Return to your rest!" "You have lost the girl!" cried Thurnock.	10

Book 8. (30 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	193	There, lost to the bustle in the tavern, oblivious to the music, sat two men across a board of one hundred red and yellow squares, playing Kaissa, the game.	10
4	366	"You lost".	10
4	375	You lost".	10
6	285	She had lost.	10
7	139	If the attacker reached her camp, all hopes of a surprise attack would be lost.	10
7	260	She had lost blood.	10
7	281	She had lost blood.	10
9	251	"We lost you shortly," she said.	10
11	752	He was lost in the game, his attention on the board.	10
15	554	I lost consciousness, and I remember nothing more until I awakened, I do not know how much later, in a Gorean slave pen".	10
16	269	"If any man of Tyros falls," he cried, "ten slaves will die!" Scarcely had his words been uttered when he, himself, fell, an arrow from the great bow lost in the yellow of his tunic.	10
17	106	When I came to one girl she opened her eyes and looked at me, lost in her stupor, not comprehending.	10
19	137	Little love or respect was lost between them.	10
19	439	Long ago, I lost my honor".	10
19	445	"Yes," I said, "once long ago, in the delta of the Vosk, I lost my honor.	10
19	447	That honor, which was to me my most precious possession, was lost.	10
19	453	"Yes," I said, again regarding the men of Tyros, "I have lost my honor, but you must not understand by that that I have forgotten it.	10
20	286	"You have lost," said I, "Sarus".	10
20	291	"I have not lost," he said.	10
20	292	"It is you who have lost!" His men gave a ragged cheer.	10
20	303	"You have lost, Bosk of Port Kar!" I turned to the beam which barred the gate.	10
21	51	In the very Ahn he had lost his victory, his certain triumph.	10
21	83	He had lost nothing.	10
21	181	She was lost in her joy in Rim's arms.	10
21	199	I had lost blood.	10
21	206	I wanted to rest, I had lost blood.	10
22	520	We had lost, both Sarus and I.	10
22	555	"You have lost, Sarus," said I.	10
22	557	"We have both lost," said he.	10
22	979	She had lost.	10

Book 9. (25 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
1	104	But in the delta of the Vosk he had lost his honor.	10
1	464	She had gambled; she had lost.	10
1	498	"He is a renegade from Turia, a lost man," had said Thurnock.	10
4	59	On the other hand, feeling my way on the board, I had lost the first two games to the Forkbeard.	10
4	127	"In not doing so," I said, "I would have lost the tempo, and position.	10
4	275	I did not doubt but what Aelgifu was pleased to have the girl so before her; there was doubtless little love lost between them; these two, in Kassau, doubtless, as I had earlier speculated, had been rival beauties.	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
12	96	The Forkbeard seemed lost in thought.	10
14	12	Again I was struck from my feet, again lost my footing, and fell again, but then managed to force my way to my feet.	10
14	154	I saw Ivar Forkbeard, his sword gone, lost in the body of a nearby Kur, his knife in his hand, one hand thrusting away and upward the jaws of a Kur, repeatedly plunge his knife into the huge chest of the beast.	10
15	70	If Priest-Kings permitted the conquest of Gor, perhaps over a generation or two, by Kurii, they would have lost the security of their own base; they would become an island in the midst of a hostile sea; it would then be a matter of time until the end, until adequate weaponry could be smuggled to Gor...	10
15	151	The Forkbeard and I had lost several Ehn in circling such obstacles.	10
15	178	Startled I almost lost my grip.	10
15	379	Crying out I lost my balance, turning, and plunged from the peak.	10
16	46	We felt lost in it.	10
16	91	We came then to a great arch, which marked the entrance to a vast room, lost in darkness beyond the flickering spheres of our uplifted torches.	10
16	140	We stood, perhaps, within, or at the brink, of the tomb of Torvald, lost for long ages until now, until we two, fleeing from Kurii, from beasts, had stumbled upon it.	10
16	142	And, in such a case, legends might well have arisen, legends in which the mystery of the lost tomb might figure.	10
16	165	"We have lost," he said, finally, "Red Hair.	10
16	166	We have lost".	10
18	493	"Recollect you, my Jarl," asked Olga, "the golden girl, she with ringed ears, from the south, who lost in the assessments of beauty to Gunnhild?" "Well do I do so," responded Ivar, licking his lips.	10
18	510	"After the contest of beauty, in which, through the cheating of the judges, I lost, I was sold to the agent of another, a much greater one than a mere Rolf of Red Fjord.	10
18	638	The demonstration would not have been lost, either, on the advanced Kurii of the steel worlds.	10
22	140	But she had lost her wager.	10

Book 10. (41 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	211	The heads of four of the men had been torn from them; the heads of two others had been half bitten from them; one man's throat looked as though it had been struck twice with parallel hatchets; I was familiar with the spacing of the wounds; two men had lost arms, one a leg; one of the men without an ...	10
10	344	"If I had lost your trail," I said, "how then would you have made contact with me?" "You would not have lost the trail," he said.	10
1	511	Never in all this, of course, had she lost the music in her body.	10
1	621	"A tender of kaiila, a boy, lost from his camp," said Samos, "found a rock.	10
3	262	One of them, who had lost his scimitar, took one from a man in the cafe.	10
4	104	There are two desiderata which are crucial in these matters; the first is to minimize perspiration; the second is to retain as much moisture, lost through perspiration, as is possible on the body.	10
4	176	Women, too, have lost".	10
5	43	It was not lost on Suleiman, or Ibn Saran.	10
5	739	She had lost.	10
5	782	She had lost.	10
5	783	I was pleased she had lost.	10
5	803	She had gambled; she had lost.	10
7	489	She had gambled, she had lost.	10
9	167	"You have lost some money on these women, haven't you," I asked, "if you brand her before bringing her to the market".	10
10	379	The dominant male is thus selected for in mate competition; the undominant male tends, statistically, to lose out to his stronger, more intelligent foe; correspondingly, evolution selected for the female who responds to the dominant male; she who fled such men either mated with weaker men, her child...	10
11	61	Within an Ahn after the cessation of the rain, the sun again paramount, merciless, in the now-cloudless sky, the footing was sufficiently firm, the water lost under the dust and sand, to support the footing of kaiila.	10
11	334	When the battle was lost to him, Ba'Arub tried to reach him.	10
11	374	She almost lost her balance.	10
11	636	"We have lost him," I said.	10
12	369	She seemed lost in thought.	10
12	625	I gathered there was little lost affection for the fellow in the ruby necklace in the seraglio of Tarna.	10
14	8	I lost my balance and fell.	10
14	16	Many had lost count.	10
14	422	Many had lost count.	10
14	439	Too many I feared who had lost it had not regained it.	10
16	6	In places we could see the ceiling of the pit, only a few feet above our head, in others it was lost in the darkness, perhaps a hundred or more feet above us.	10
17	1	What Occurred in the Pit I think there was no man on the raft that evening who had not lost at least one comrade, recently or long ago, to the Old One.	10
17	15	* * * * I think there was no man on the raft that evening who had not lost at least one comrade, recently or long ago, to the Old One.	10
17	53	Could there be some capacity, some genetic predisposition for the recognition of light, like an ancient, almost lost genetic memory, buried in the tiny, simple, linear brain at the apex of its spinal column? It could not be possible I told myself.	10
17	179	If the lamps were lost, and the torches unlit, I did not think it likely we would return to the salt dock.	10
17	272	I lost my grip.	10
19	185	Once, briefly, I lost sight of Hassan, then again saw him, no more than a yard from me in the darkness, in the pelting, driven sand.	10
20	102	It must, at one time, have lost much blood.	10
21	200	It had lost.	10
21	334	Was it real? Is it some sort of illusion, or mirage? Then, for a brief moment, I saw again the cylinder of steel, and then, again, it was gone, lost in the blackness of the driven sand.	10
25	34	We have lost him".	10
25	38	"How can it be that we have not lost him, Pasha," he asked.	10
25	184	"Your war is lost," I told her.	10
26	747	She was lost in pain and fear.	10
26	760	"I do not know! Forgive me, Master!" I had not, of course, lost track.	10
26	1205	Already, in their remote past, they had lost one world, their own.	10

Book 11. (22 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	615	If we have lost this, we have lost part of ourselves.	10
1	40	In an instant, choking in the horrid, obdurate fumes, unable to expel them, unable to evade them, sickened, I had lost consciousness.	10
1	205	Then it seemed the earth spun beneath me and darkness swept about me, rushing in upon me and I lost consciousness.	10
2	471	How I feared, and still fear, such men! How could a woman but kneel trembling before such a man? One man wheeled back, grunting, turning, and fell to his knees in the grass, and then fell, turning, to his side, lying upon his shoulder, doubled, hunched in pain, bleeding, his hands at his belly, his ...	10
2	820	I moved my wrists a bit, and lost consciousness.	10
3	533	The reason, in the north, that the dina is called the slave flower has been lost in antiquity.	10
3	620	The symbolism of the act was not lost upon me.	10
4	272	I might be abducted or bought, or bestowed, or lost in gambling! I was only an article of property, helpless and beautiful, without control over, no more than a dog or pig, into whose hands I might come.	10
4	1162	What pleasure I had lost.	10
5	359	Women who had escaped men would have been lost to the gene pool.	10
7	842	Warriors, I thought, would not have lost a girl in such a fashion.	10
9	606	I then again lost consciousness.	10
9	2364	The implicit petition of her posture, and its tacit confession of her will and desire, was not lost on her master.	10
12	707	I cried out with misery, lost in sensation, lifting my body to him, piteous for his slightest touch.	10
15	321	"Unfortunately," she said, "Tellius and Barus lost you".	10
17	121	"I had them from the fine slaver, Alexander of Teletus," said the merchant, "but their papers were lost in transit".	10
22	176	"We are lost men!" cried a sailor, rising in terror from the bench.	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
22	617	I shuddered and lost consciousness.	10
26	547	The steel on her lovely throat, lost beneath her hair, glinting beneath it, contrasting so with her delicious softness, is sexually and aesthetically maddening.	10
29	72	Then again I cried out, lost in my slave's love of him, my master.	10
29	260	He then touched me with sweetness, and tenderness, and I held him closely, but did not speak, lost in his touch, for I, a slave, had been forbidden to speak.	10

Book 12. (39 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	8	I would have been lost in the north, apparently lost in a fruitless, misguided venture, one ill-fated from the beginning, one in which nothing but a meaningless, bloody conclusion would have been encountered.	10
2	224	Did she think her sex, her richness and beauty, and needs, were mere contigencies, tangential to her being? She seemed much the victim of the neuterizing propagandas of a dry, thin, intellectually ugly world, the dupe of lies designed to conceal herself from herself, whose intent was to enlist her a...	10
3	207	Then he was gone, lost in the crowd.	10
3	674	He was lost in his thoughts, studying a position which had once occurred a generation ago in a match between the minor masters Ossius of Tabor, exiled from Teletus, and Philemon of Asperiche, not even of the players, but only a cloth worker.	10
4	271	Centius of Cos had already lost a piece, a Spearman.	10
4	300	The party of Ar, and Scormus, I gathered, had lost their petition to the judges.	10
4	305	Centius of Cos had now lost three Spearmen.	10
4	307	If he did not take with the Rider of the High Tharlarion at this point it, too, would be lost.	10
4	334	Centius of Cos had now lost four pieces, without a single retaliatory or compensating capture.	10
4	337	I noted, however, that he had not lost a major piece.	10
4	451	"Cos! Centius! Cos! Centius!" I had lost fourteen hundred tarns of gold.	10
7	32	Little love is lost betwixt the castes of warriors and assassins.	10
7	260	Then I lost consciousness.	10
10	201	I, with Ram and Imnak, and Tasdron, who had been the captain in the fee of Samos, he whose ship had been lost to the tarnsmen, shouldered one of the logs.	10
11	14	We lost some of these as they fled south but others we captured and chained, acquiring several longbows, which might be used at the latitude of the wall, and several hundred arrows.	10
11	357	I almost lost the saddle as my bird, struck by the next tarn, reeled buffeted, twisting backward, some forty feet in the air.	10
11	412	I was weary then, and I had lost blood, from the wound in my leg, so I turned away, descended the steps of the whipping platform, and made my way to the hall, where I would sleep.	10
12	393	There was little love lost between the girls.	10
12	606	"It is a genetic expectation," I told her, "more ancient than the caves, a whisper in your brain bespeaking a lost world of nature, a world in which the human being, both male and female, were bred.	10
12	697	Later she wept and squirmed in my arms lost in the sensations and ecstasies which she could at that time reach.	10
15	405	Then I lost consciousness".	10
22	89	Sometimes there is an affliction which affects those in kayaks though it is usually the case when it is clearly daylight and the rocking, the endless waiting, the reflections off the water, make one suddenly lose all sense of time and place, and one seems lost in nothingness, and then one must sing ...	10
22	217	"It has lost much blood," I said.	10
24	230	Then she began to buck and writhe and was soon lost in the throes of the slave orgasm, helplessly yielded to her master.	10
25	98	This is a procedure which helps to prevent the red hunter from becoming lost.	10
25	105	This is not to say that red hunters cannot become lost.	10
25	115	And even if a red hunter should become lost it is normally possible for him, at least for a time, to live off the land.	10
25	117	Sometimes, when one does become lost, as on a trading journey south, it takes months to find his way back to his camp.	10
26	15	Imnak had had us tether them thusly, that they might not be swept away from us and lost in the storm.	10
26	55	In moments one's trail would be obliterated and, shortly, wandering foolishly in the darkness, the storm, one might find oneself lost, and dangerously separated from the sled and its supplies.	10
26	76	I did not think she was lost.	10
26	316	"All is lost, I fear," I said.	10
26	322	"All is not lost," said Poalu.	10
30	260	He had lost his sword.	10
34	117	The origins of that cry, I conjecture, are lost in the vanished antiquities of the prehistory of the Kur, or of the beast that, in time, became the Kur.	10
35	1021	All is lost".	10
35	1228	"I have lost a great deal of blood".	10
35	1266	You have fought well, but lost".	10
35	1292	The beast seemed lost in thought.	10

Book 13. (35 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	574	"One was temporarily lost upon the planet Earth some three to four thousand years ago, it being taken from a slain Kur commander by a man named Gyges, a herdsman, who used its power to usurp the throne of a country called Lydia, a country which then existed on Earth".	10
2	6	The inside of her left thigh was stained yellow, as she had lost water in her terror.	10
4	326	"What efforts are being made to recover the lost slave?" I asked.	10
4	522	"I lost my patience," I said.	10
5	278	"It would be embarrassing, too, I suspect," I said, "for one of Schendi, and one who was a captain, too, to call public attention to the fact that he had lost a girl".	10
5	382	She seemed lost in thought.	10
7	11	He had lost several teeth and was blind in one eye.	10
8	123	Certain figures are formed with the hands and beads which have symbolic meaning, much of which was lost upon me, as I was not familiar with the conventions involved.	10
11	267	"They are then lost," said the girl.	10
12	498	Then the second stroke fell upon her and she screamed with misery, her grip lost on the ring, half thrown against the wall, scratching at it with her braceleted hands, the side of her face against the heavy boards.	10
14	188	I am beginning to become terribly excited, Master!" She lifted her lips, suddenly, to me, and kissed me, and then she put her head back, and turned it from side to side, lost in her pleasure and in the darkness of the blindfold.	10
15	68	"They would not be pleased, should it be again lost".	10
18	119	If it did not, he could forget her, leaving her neglected, a sequestered souvenir of state, another girl lost in one of the women's courts in the palace.	10
23	421	"It is my intention to recover a lost slave," I said.	10
24	114	This gave us, altogether, a total of eight paddles, not counting two which were lost, floated away, for there were two paddles, extra paddles, tied in the canoe.	10
25	78	She had lost much ground since Schendi.	10
31	61	"Then we have lost them," said Kisu.	10
32	41	Too, he had lost a week, with the illness of several of his men, a dozen or so, as we had learned, at the village at which we had recently traded.	10
36	15	Shaba had not, at that time, as far as we knew, lost a galley.	10
43	148	She almost lost it in the water.	10
48	34	We lost supplies.	10
48	170	She may then fear that she has lost the interest of her master, and that she is to be soon sold, that coins will change hands, and she will be hooded and led away, leashed, to some emporium devoted to the sales of such as she.	10
48	222	"You have lost," I told her.	10
48	256	In having been enslaved she has lost all claim to her former Home Stone.	10
49	58	"Doubtless he has lost many men.	10
52	106	"Our war is done, and you have lost," said Bila Huruma.	10
52	171	For the moment he seemed lost in thought.	10
53	234	For the moment it had lost me.	10
53	310	Too easily, earlier, it might have been lost.	10
53	330	"It is true that we are lost," said Ayari, "but we shall make a good fight of it".	10
53	355	The panga then was gone from my hands, wrenched away, lost in the body of the Kur in which I had buried it.	10
53	370	The Kur roared with pain and I lost the dagger, it wrenched away as the Kur threw its claws to its face.	10
53	510	"My Ubar!" cried Msaliti, and then he was lost in the moat, the fish swarming about him.	10
54	105	Bila Huruma turned away and looked back at the ruins of the huge building, at the great stone statues, worn and covered with vines, and at the city, lost and forgotten, lying to the east.	10
57	41	The moneys which I had lost when apprehended in Schendi, for seizure and transportation to the canal, had been returned to me.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1102	Then I lost consciousness.	10
2	379	"Gor does not exist!" Then I lost consciousness.	10
5	57	She lost no opportunity to belittle or strike me.	10
8	43	Perhaps there lies somewhere in all men a trace of the rover and hunter; perhaps no man is so weak or lost as to have forgotten completely the feel of the grasped, bloody bone in his paw, or what it was on a windy night to throw back his head and howl at a moon.	10
15	66	I had not once lost my footing.	10
16	39	For example, some individuals have lost caste, or been deprived of caste; some individuals have been born outside of caste; certain occupations are not traditionally associated with caste, such as gardening, domestic service and herding; and, indeed, there are entire cultures and peoples on Gor to w...	10
17	6	I had shortly thereafter lost consciousness.	10
18	168	I recalled that she had hoped to recoup her lost fortunes in such races.	10
19	44	I had lost my first matches in our own stables but, in time, with training and advice, and pit experience, I had begun to do well.	10
20	108	It was not merely that his own champion had been defeated and that he had lost a goodly bit of coin on the wagering involved, but that he had been, in the past, like several other young swains in the vicinity, an unsuccessful suitor in the matter of the companionship, for the hand of the Lady Floren...	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	65	Then did the day seem lost and retreat was sounded, but the withdrawal was prearranged to creviced ground, to rocky slopes and cragged, outjutting formations.	10
3	333	"He lost his wagons of ingots," said the man.	10
3	337	He lost almost everything.	10
4	75	"I have lost much," he said.	10
4	385	Usually the legend identifies the master, that the slave, if fled, or lost or strayed, may be promptly returned.	10
8	138	He does not know, as I do, that your eye is no longer as sharp as once it was, that your hand has lost its cunning, that you are now ruined and fallen, that the scarlet is now but meaningless on your body, naught but a remembrance, an empty recollection of a vanished glory".	10
10	468	Too, I recalled the moment in the taxi cab, long ago, before I had lost consciousness.	10
11	87	I lost consciousness.	10
21	260	You have lost your slave, and I cannot even permit myself to be found by my master".	10
24	533	She then stumbled from the couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub.	10
29	280	The three galleys we had towed were now adrift, aimlessly, almost lost in the shadows.	10
30	172	Of course, the true courier would not wish it known that he had lost the topaz, that a false courier had gained access to the holding.	10

Book 16. (35 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	16	The Midice and Tia had been lost.	10
4	18	The Talia and Thenta, the first of Point Alfred and the second of Jort's Ferry, had been lost in the same action.	10
4	21	In this first engagement, in the north, we had lost five of seven ships.	10
4	22	The Voskjard, as we had learned, had lost four.	10
4	132	Not again would the point of the wedge be lost fruitlessly behind our lines, spending itself in vain against emptiness and spray.	10
4	223	I thought it not improbable that the Voskjard had lost in the neighborhood of thirty ships.	10
5	15	Then he was lost among the splinters of oars and the grinding of the hulls.	10
5	19	The shaft itself was lost somewhere behind, among the screaming men.	10
5	161	In the distance involved, at full strike, with the lost port rudder, we could not have come about in time to attain the attack course.	10
6	164	Notes of answering battle horns, from our stern castle, and from the stern castles of the Olivia and the Tais, almost lost in the din of enemy signals, gave response.	10
9	15	"We had feared you were lost," he said.	10
9	148	Her rudders are free!" It must, then, be a ship drifting unmanned, lost, and carried by the current from the concourse of war.	10
9	330	I remembered, then, the ship I had heard of, shortly before entering the hold of the Tuka, that which had been identified as a derelict, one presumably drifting downriver, lost from the confusion of the night, illuminated by our diversion of the burning Olivia, a pasang or so to the east.	10
9	350	"In the movement and clashing of ships, in the confusion, in spite of the diversion, in spite of the Voskjard pennons which we have flown, she has not lost us.	10
9	401	A dozen feet of planking, lengthwise, and some three planks vertically, had been lost.	10
9	450	"We are lost," said the first man.	10
10	74	Now, if he had survived the clash with the Tais, he could always maintain that the documents had been lost with the ship, in his bold and ill-fated attempt to prevent our escape.	10
10	215	These would have been sufficient to hold the fortress against a significant attack, but once the enemy, in numbers, as we were, were within, the defense of the holding would be a lost cause.	10
12	72	It seems the sealed documents pertaining to these signs and countersigns had been lost with the Tamira, that they were now in the mud at the bottom of the Vosk.	10
15	71	I had lost blood from the blade at my back.	10
16	234	I lost my footing, and then regained it.	10
16	504	I almost lost my footing.	10
17	58	It seemed that I, lost in thought, had just then noticed them.	10
17	797	"The men of Earth are lost to manhood," she said.	10
17	850	Far more fearful it is to be ignored or neglected, for then one fears one may have lost his love.	10
18	169	A curtain was thrust aside at the end of the long room, and I saw her in the threshold, barefoot, her ankles belled, her feet almost lost in the piling of the deep carpet leading to the dais.	10
18	286	I trust that I have not lost my charm for you.	10
18	313	How long my people have been lost.	10
18	364	Her knees and the bells on her ankles were almost lost in the soft, deeply piled carpet before the curule chair.	10
19	12	I think he had just lost at stone toss.	10
19	273	"Master," she said, "have I displeased you?" She seemed small, forlorn and lost, on the tiles.	10
19	577	"You lost the entitlements and prerogatives of the woman of Earth when, in a Gorean slave pen, your lovely thigh was branded".	10
20	1596	I recalled that, long ago, as I had lost consciousness, gassed, in a cab in New York City, it outfitted as a capture vehicle, I had glimpsed one of her lovely ankles, she already having lapsed into unconsciousness, and had thought, strangely enough, at the time, I suppose, that it would look well in...	10
20	1654	"Are you not confused, and lost, without it?" "On Gor," she said, "I have learned what I am! It has been taught to me, and I am not discontent.	10
21	585	"Perhaps if she knows nothing about him," she said, "but I think not, for it is terrible to be one woman lost in the slave pens of a palace, perhaps never even seeing her master.	10

Book 17. (16 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	263	I think that perhaps one is old only when one has lost the desire to know.	10
1	264	Not until one has lost one's curiosity, and concern, can one be said to be truly old.	10
2	232	On foot, it is easier to become lost in such grass than in the northern forests.	10
8	444	No time, now, would be lost in teaching her her condition.	10
10	107	If this did not seem practical we might separate, dividing our pursuers, and meet later at a prearranged rendezvous, thence to return under the cover of darkness to recover, if possible, what we had lost".	10
12	46	Its origins are doubtless lost in antiquity".	10
13	591	"The unenslaved slave is adrift, lost, aimless, remote from herself, confused, understanding little or nothing, unhappy, unfulfilled.	10
13	643	"If I did not comply, I would have lost my position!" "I see," I said.	10
13	784	I lost consciousness.	10
13	1360	"But, even given the uniqueness of each bondage relation," I said, "there are still certain common denominators in all such relations, which must not be lost sight of, such as the legal status of the slave, that she is, ultimately, only an article of property, that she is liable to discipline and pu...	10
13	1443	"Virginity, as I understand it, in English," I said, "is sometimes spoken of as though it might be something which could be lost.	10
16	149	It had perhaps lost consciousness in the grass, from the loss of blood, and had been left for dead.	10
16	278	"They were lost in the battle".	10
17	188	I think he lost many men.	10
17	203	I lost my footing.	10
17	517	"Indeed," said another, "and to some who have lost their enlightenment it can also appear gibberish".	10

Book 18. (43 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	376	"And now, get away from here! Return to the camp!" Little love was lost, I gathered, between Hci and Canka.	10
2	152	Little love is lost between the jealous, haughty, veiled free woman and the well-displayed beautiful slave girl.	10
3	147	The true origin, then, of the encircling bands, I suppose, is lost in history.	10
6	93	"You have lost the meat," he said.	10
6	106	"Now you have lost meat," said Hci.	10
6	143	"I have lost meat," he said.	10
6	145	"Hci is the one who lost the meat".	10
7	154	Little love is lost, commonly, between competitive slave girls.	10
7	552	"She disobeyed the Sleen Soldier and she lost all that meat".	10
7	772	"You lost meat!" laughed Bloketu.	10
7	826	"It is too bad you lost all that meat," said Bloketu.	10
13	227	How beautiful was Winyela, lost in her helplessness, her pleasure and love.	10
13	234	But, Canka, too, I fear, lost in the sweetnesses and beauties, in the love and pleasure, of his woman, did not hear us.	10
15	64	"I am sorry, my friend, Canka," said Hci, grinning, "that you have lost honor in this matter.	10
15	147	"But then," he said, turning to the crowd, "let it be told about all the fires how Hci lost his honor, how he did not participate in the giving of gifts, how he proved in this that he was only a small and petty man, that he lacked the nobility and generosity of the Kaiila warrior!" "I am a Kaiila wa...	10
16	228	Her lips, opened, soft, those of a submitting slave, at first met mine timidly, and then, as she understood that she was not to be spurned, or struck, more fully, more boldly, until her kiss was deep, helpless and warm, and she seemed one with the kiss, and lost within it, and then, again, timidly, ...	10
18	172	She had lost two sons.	10
24	51	Then he swung the lance down and against the side of the kaiila and Cuwignaka lost his balance and the lance, rolling under the paws of the beast.	10
25	53	"Is the camp lost?" asked Cuwignaka.	10
26	2	His kaiila in the clash of shield and lances had lost its footing, spinning and falling back to its haunches.	10
26	57	His gut struck my hand and the lance, in his scream and the twisting of the kaiila, was lost.	10
29	2	She turned, struck, from the animal, her hands tied behind her back, lost her footing and fell.	10
29	58	I lost sight of him as two warriors passed between us.	10
29	215	"Mahpiyasapa knows the camp is lost," said Cuwignaka.	10
30	138	The Yellow Knife, the advantage of surprise lost, pulled back on the jaw rope of his kaiila.	10
32	45	I speculated that it might have fallen in the fighting, and lost consciousness, from the loss of blood, and then, later, awakened.	10
32	63	"The meat for the winter is lost".	10
37	420	"You lost us the quarry," I said.	10
37	423	"You have lost us the quarry".	10
40	211	Hci's lesson had not been lost upon us.	10
40	269	She seemed lost in my touch.	10
40	535	Radish lost no time in falling to her knees.	10
42	105	Almost at the same time the flanking riders had, in seeming terror, in disarray, their formation lost, burst like a star about me and then, frantically, on all sides of me, as though I might no longer be of interest to them, wheeled their tarns about and, like their leader, sped away.	10
43	401	"That will be sufficient, Lady Iwoso," I told her, in Kaiila, and then, with perhaps an overly dramatic gesture, but one whose effect was not lost on the Yellow Knives, I threw aside the robe I had worn.	10
44	231	As suggested earlier, however, in most houses, little time is lost in teaching a girl to kiss, lick, and writhe.	10
44	333	"Now you will all die! Now you are lost! There is no escape for you! You will all be trapped on Council Rock!" "It goes as we have planned," said Hci to Cuwignaka.	10
44	364	"You cannot escape! You are lost!" The Yellow Knives now, to be sure, swirled about the foot of the trail, that leading to the summit of Council Rock.	10
45	98	Some men, in terror, lost their hold on the rock.	10
46	158	Then, into this trapped mass, its arrow screens no longer in position, and many of them scattered and lost, sped hundreds of arrows.	10
47	317	"Let those with tarns, who lost women and children at the summer camp, attend to these," I said.	10
47	400	He stiffened, the feathers almost lost in the fur, and then fell.	10
47	419	They had lost their medicine.	10
47	438	In such a way, according to the Memory, an earlier tragedy, now almost lost in legends, had begun.	10

Book 19. (6 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	573	I then lost consciousness.	10
3	816	I would not have wished to have lost my virginity while unconscious.	10
6	418	She did not know who it would be whom she would have to serve, who it would be to whom she would belong! The poor, soft, helpless chained thing! How callous and stupid are men! Too, I like she, as fortunes shifted in the matches, as points were won and lost, was torn back and forth in my conjectures...	10
10	41	"We are lost," said one of the shapes, ingratiatingly.	10
15	178	Then I suddenly realized I had lost my direction.	10
24	85	I had lost the name "Tiffany Collins" a few Ahn ago, when I had been marked, when I had become slave.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	61	If I had lost status in this admission, it had now been lost, and it was now no longer to be worried about.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	783	See me perform! Then you will cry out with rage, with misery, with need, seeing what you have lost! "You have lost a prize, Selius Arconious," she cried, to the indifferent emptiness of the dark countryside.	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	797	But she is then an animal and regarded as lost, and well lost, to her family and Home Stone.	10
17	103	A skirmish can be won and a battle lost, and a battle can be won while a war is lost.	10
42	15	I lost consciousness and awakened, and again lost consciousness and again awakened.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	42	Some men had been lost in this battle with Thassa, men who, for the most part, had been careless, and lost their footing, or beneath whose weight an unexpected edge of thinner ice had given way.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	265	"How else explain the massacre at the first encampment, and the ambush and decimation of the exploratory force?" Many lives, and tarns, had been lost in the massacre at the first encampment, and many more lives had been lost in the defeat of the exploratory force.	10
19	219	Once I had lost my honor in that container, and become a ruination to myself, I am supposing the Priest-Kings would have executed me, or, if satisfied, merely returned me to some wilderness on Gor, where I might eke out a lonely, shabby existence, lost to myself, friendless, excluded, despised, impo...	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	252	"We are lost, lost," said Ho-Tosk.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	116	If one ship must be lost, and we hope none will be lost, better the smaller Tesephone than the larger, more crewed, more formidable Dorna.	10