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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	61	"She, of all of them, I loved most," he said, turning away, crossing the room.	10
2	75	Looking into his eyes, I realized, with an incomprehensible suddenness and a joy that still bewilders me, that someone existed who loved me.	10
12	72	In the glade by the swamp forests, in the grain fields of the empire, on the great highway of Ar, in the regal, exotic caravan of Mintar, I had found the woman I loved, a scion of a barbaric race on a remote and unknown world.	10
13	6	I had lost the girl I had loved, cruel and treacherous though she might have been.	10
15	231	"And rumor has it," said Mintar, not looking up from the board, "that she pledged herself to Pa-Kur only that some tarnsman she loved might be given a small chance of life".	10
16	143	This must be Talena whom I loved, to whom my life belonged.	10
16	157	The voice of the girl in the cage was not the voice of the girl I loved.	10
19	162	As we fought, the men of Ar, fighting brilliantly for their city, their honor and loved ones, pushed back the men of Pa-Kur again and again, but from the interior of the cylinder swarmed more men of the Assassin.	10
20	25	With some fifty followers, who loved him even more than their native walls, he fled on tarnback to the Voltai Range, from whose peaks he could always look upon the distant towers of Ar.	10

Book 2. (14 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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...	10
6	5	Torm, my friend of the Caste of Scribes, had been to such fairs to trade scrolls with scholars from other cities, men he would never have seen were it not for the fairs, men of hostile cities who yet loved ideas more than they hated their enemies, men like Torm who so loved learning that they would ...	10
1	9	His hair, lamentably perhaps, though some of us loved him for it, was red, but not merely red—it was rather a tangled, blazing affront to the proprieties of the well-groomed academician.	10
1	129	"This is a great city," said Cabot, "and yet it is not loved.	10
1	131	"This city is not loved," he said.	10
2	14	So standing, the sun upon me, without thinking I raised my arms as in pagan prayer to acknowledge the power of the Priest-Kings, which had once again brought me from Earth to this world, the power which once before had torn me from Gor when they were finished with me, taking me from my adopted city,...	10
9	148	Soon, pounding the time on the table with the butt of my spear, I was leading a raucous round of songs, mostly wild drinking songs, warrior songs, songs of the encampment and march, but too I taught them songs I had learned in the caravan of Mintar the Merchant, so long ago, when I had first loved T...	10
12	83	In spite of some reservations the Poet, or Singer, was loved on Gor.	10
14	8	Hideous though the death might seem to the silver masks of Tharna, they did not know that I was a tarnsman, and knew these birds, their power, their ferocity; that in my way I loved them; and that as a warrior I would not find a death by tarn ignoble.	10
20	78	The mountains of the Sardar were not such a vast, magnificent range as the rugged scarlet crags of the Voltai, that almost impenetrable mountain vastness in which I had once been the prisoner of the outlaw Ubar, Marlenus of Ar, ambitious and warlike father of the fierce and beautiful Talena, she who...	10
22	124	For the first time in my life my senses were kindled—for the first time I could feel the movements of clothing on my body, for the first time I noticed how an eye opens and what, truly, is the feel of a hand's touch—and I knew then that I was no more nor less than he or any other livin...	10
25	117	I suddenly knew the answer, that Thorn somehow had loved this cruel woman, that his warrior's heart had been turned to her though he had never looked upon her face, though she had never given him a smile or the touch of her hand.	10
26	16	If she were not loved as she is by the men of Tharna her task would have been impossible.	10
26	122	I regret only that none return from the Sardar, for I have loved life.	10

Book 3. (10 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	5	This harsh treatment, incidentally, when she is thought to deserve it, may even be inflicted on a Free Companion, in spite of the fact that she is free and usually much loved.	10
9	53	"But my father," said Vika, "whose slave she was, and who was of the Caste of Physicians of Treve, loved her very much and asked her to be his Free Companion".	10
9	57	"Because she loved him," said Vika, "and did not wish him to take for his Free Companion only a lowly Passion Slave".	10
9	79	"He must have loved you very much, after your mother died," I said.	10
9	89	"How," she asked, "could my mother have loved him? He was only a fat, pompous little fool".	10
9	96	"Perhaps," I said, "he cared for her and spoke to her and was gentle—and loved her".	10
9	139	"Once—long ago—I thought I loved".	10
16	122	I still held the memory of the lonely, beautiful woman whom I had known so briefly in my childhood, who in those short years had so loved me.	10
33	2	It was a strange but rapid journey, and as we leaped chasms and seemed almost to swim in the cold air I told myself that Misk and his Priest-Kings and the humans that were engineers in the Nest were losing the battle that would decide whether men and Priest-Kings might, working together, save a worl...	10
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".	10

Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	31	I feared that part of him—perhaps that part I had loved best—had died the night of the raid, when he had entered the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	19	"Game! Game!" I heard, and quickly shook my head, driving away the memories of Ar, and of the girl once known, always loved.	10
18	88	You have been to me kindness, and gentleness and strength, and you have loved me".	10
20	14	The doll which she had so loved, which she had had from her mother, which she had so jealously protected in her compartment that she had attacked me with the slave goad at the Kill Point, lay on the tiles before her, torn asunder, destroyed.	10
20	149	"You loved me," whispered the Hinrabian.	10
20	150	"You loved me!" "I hate you," said the girl.	10
20	228	Surely I would not have expected the powerful Ho-Tu to stand by while Sura, whom he loved, was so treated, even by the Master of the House of Cernus.	10
21	224	Yet I think there is one talent I have, though it is unimportant and unworthy, a gift toward which I have mixed feelings, a gift which is both boon and curse, one which has caused me feelings of horror and guilt, and yet to which I have owed my life and that of those I have loved.	10
23	198	"Sura," I said, "told me to tell you that she loved you".	10
23	254	"You are Flaminius," I told him, "he who long ago loved men and chose to wear the green robes of the Caste of Physicians".	10
23	259	"I loved Sura," said Flaminius.	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	172	I surely could not permit her, though I then loved her, as I could not now, being unworthy to love, to remain longer in the dangers of Gor.	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
11	434	"As you know," said Samos, speaking evenly, "Port Kar is not the most loved, nor the most greatly respected nor highest honored among the cities of Gor".	10
15	693	And I have never loved you".	10
15	782	"It is hard," I said to Telima, "to love, and not to be loved".	10
15	861	I have loved you for so long!".	10
16	67	"But, in the meantime," she hissed, between clenched teeth, "I shall resist you with all my might!" I laughed again, and she laughed, and I permitted her to struggle until she had exhausted herself, and then, with lips and hands, and teeth and tongue, I touched her, until her body, caressed and love...	10
16	74	"Every woman," said Telima, "sometimes wishes to be loved as a Ubara, and sometimes as a slave girl".	10
18	686	He had loved, and he had fought.	10

Book 7. (17 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	481	I loved her! And I loved, too, my master.	10
7	342	I loved to lie on it, after the canvas spread over the hard boards of the wagons.	10
8	563	I loved its ramps going down to the river and winding among the warehouses, the painted, carved wood on its buildings, the black shingles, the smell of bosk on the ramps and the creak of wagons, the smell of fish and salt, and glistening tharlarion, from the river, the smell of hides and fur, and sa...	10
8	572	How I had envied her! She loved him.	10
12	155	Clearly she still loved him.	10
13	85	Sometimes, at night, Ute would moan the name of Barus, whom she had once loved.	10
13	1012	How many women of Earth, I wonder, know what it is to be loved to that extent.	10
16	27	She had forgiven me! I loved her! Ute, only of the leather workers, was the kindest, most generous, most loving girl I had ever known.	10
16	477	I loved her! She would also, however, have a full roster of work for me to perform this day.	10
16	488	I loved him! I laughed.	10
17	75	We had much spoken, and much loved, and much spoken.	10
17	78	I wanted to be special to him, for I loved him so deeply, so helplessly, but I feared, too, to become so.	10
17	120	Surely I was unworthy to be loved, being such a slave, but it is what I am.	10
17	128	I loved him, I did not want to be sold.	10
17	325	I had loved the tiny animal, which had played with me, and had given me the affection, the love, which my parents had denied me, or had been too busy to bestow.	10
17	352	No, Rask of Treve would not purchase his life for the price I had agreed to pay, but the decision was not his, but mine, mine, and I loved him, and could not let him die! "Do not stain my honor," he had said.	10
17	447	I knew that he did not want me for he had sold me, but I was content in the knowledge that he, whom I loved, lived.	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	132	"Those who have never loved," I told him bitterly, "must not speak of what they cannot know".	10
22	288	"I loved you even before I knew you, but I will not wear your collar and I will not share your throne".	10
22	711	Natural selections suggest that a woman who wished to belong to a man, who wished to remain with him, who wished to have children, who wished to care for them, who loved them, would have an advantage, in the long run, as far as her genetic type was concerned, of surviving, over a woman who did not c...	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	458	I had once loved her, and had wanted to return her safe to Earth.	10
3	271	But many of those in the crowd were clasping loved ones, and friends, as they escaped from the other door.	10

Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	283	She loved him.	10

Book 11. (53 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	181	Though any Gorean male might make me, in spite of myself, a panting, orgasmic slave in his arms, I knew it had been only he, Clitus Vitellius, whom I had truly loved, and yet loved.	10
3	744	I loved him! I felt the metal of the cup beneath my full, pressing lips.	10
4	105	Well had he taught me the meaning of my brand! I so loved him! He gestured me to my feet.	10
4	194	How attractive I found men! How I loved, and feared, my master.	10
4	418	Did my master not love me, as I loved him? He, narrow-lidded, looked at me over the rim of the goblet of paga.	10
4	435	I loved him.	10
4	680	I then loved my sex.	10
4	768	He had made me love him! I loved him! And yet he cared nothing for me! "Don't you understand," I cried, "I love you! I love you! And yet you treat me as nothing! I hate you!" I shook with rage.	10
4	923	I loved the feel of his strong hands on my body, holding me up, lightly, from the earth, which I, thus carried, could not touch unless he permitted it.	10
4	1180	I wanted to give all of myself, wholeheartedly, to deliver and bestow myself unto them as their girl, who loved them and would do all for them, asking nothing.	10
5	753	"I will love you like you have never been loved before!" "He is touching me!" cried the last girl.	10
6	76	Consequently, though I loved my apparently increasing beauty, and desirability, and was incredibly thrilled with it, and my new attractiveness, I was not unaware that it was attended with risks.	10
6	82	I did not wish to leave my master, whom I loved.	10
7	420	I loved him! "When the torch is lowered," called a peasant, lifting up a torch, lit from the fire, "you will run".	10
7	909	I loved the smell of my master's body, which was in the furs, surrounding me with its excitement.	10
7	913	I loved him.	10
7	914	Was I his slave because I loved him or did I love him because I was his slave? I smiled.	10
7	915	I was his slave, totally and completely, whether I loved him or not.	10
7	920	I decided that I was both his slave and that I loved him.	10
7	921	But I did not think I could have loved him so much had he not been so powerful, and had I not been his slave, so helplessly.	10
7	1358	How I loved him! "Strange," he said, looking up at the Gorean stars.	10
7	1392	I loved him.	10
7	1416	I so loved him! "Have I given you choice in this?" he asked.	10
9	334	Yet I knew I would have loved him, even had he not made me love him.	10
9	336	"You are a fool to have loved your master," said Sandal Thong.	10
9	641	Marla and Chanda and Donna and Slave Beads would have been no better! And I did not think Lehna or Eta would have been much better either! How I would have loved to have seen Marla try to pull the plow! She would have done no better than I! Angrily I hoed the suls.	10
9	1198	He had toyed with me, making me love him helplessly, and had then, for his amusement, given me away! How I hated him! How I loved him! Always I would remember his hands upon me! Always in my heart I would be his slave girl.	10
9	1204	I loved him.	10
9	1206	I so loved him, and hated him! If only I could have vengeance upon him! How sweet it would be to subject him to the revenge of a scorned slave girl! But what chance had a slave girl for revenge? She was only slave.	10
9	2212	"Long ago I loved you," she said, "but as a free woman.	10
9	2280	Years ago, doubtless, she had been loved with the gentle tenderness accorded to free women.	10
9	2353	How I would have loved to provide wonders for Clitus Vitellius! Every true man, I thought, deserves one or more pleasure slaves.	10
9	2368	Sandal Thong muchly loved her master.	10
20	418	I wanted to cry out that I loved him, but then I checked myself, remembering my project.	10
21	6	I knew now that I truly loved Clitus Vitellius of Ar.	10
21	14	I loved him more deeply than I realized one could love.	10
21	16	I had lived for my vengeance, dreaming of it, and, when I had attained it, I found it only misery and ashes, and unspeakable anguish, for it had cost me my very self, he whom I loved, Clitus Vitellius of the city of Ar.	10
21	27	All that mattered was that I loved him.	10
21	32	I loved him.	10
21	33	I loved him! I should have served him in the tavern, and then kissed him farewell, surrendering him to his glory and freedom, I remaining behind, forgotten, a girl whom once he had owned and discarded.	10
21	35	Would it not have been enough? But I had betrayed him, he whom I loved.	10
21	55	I could not have hated him so much had I not loved him so deeply.	10
21	56	I had betrayed him, he whom I loved! Strabo took me by the arm.	10
22	12	I loved to walk the deck, and feel the wind and the spray.	10
22	69	Since they have everything, and anything, they want from her, and she is complete slave, and they total master, there is no struggle between them; she, accordingly, in a strange way, is prized and treasured; how many women of Earth, I wonder, are prized and treasured by their men; one can prize and ...	10
23	59	"I betrayed you, Master," I said, "because I so much loved you.	10
23	60	Had I not loved you so much I could not have so much hated you.	10
23	64	I had betrayed he whom I loved.	10
23	91	I wanted him to know, truly, how I loved him.	10
24	125	Could my master not understand that I loved him? Clitus Vitellius looked down upon me, with fury, with contempt.	10
26	865	I wanted to tell him how much I loved him.	10
26	875	I loved him.	10
26	877	I wanted to tell him how much I loved him.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	705	Centius of Cos, on the other hand, was an older man; no one knew how old; it was said the stabilization serums had not taken their full effect with him until he had seen fifty winters; he was slight and gray-haired; he was quite different in personality and character from the young Scormus; he was q...	10
14	340	"I have loved you since we were children, Imnak," she whispered.	10
35	440	Gor, for them, exists not to be loved, but looted.	10
37	89	"I want to be loved, and treasured.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	775	"I loved them," she said.	10

Book 14. (3 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	487	"Are you worthy of being loved?" he asks.	10
7	494	She loves and, to her wonder, is loved in return.	10
34	188	The male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	18	At last she is provided for, and protected, and comforted, and loved.	10
25	57	She was so near to him whom she so vulnerably and desperately loved and yet, as a slave, must remain helplessly silent.	10
25	193	She reddened, kneeling as a naked slave before the man she loved.	10
28	35	She was in the presence of Callimachus, whom she loved.	10
30	244	"And, Master," she said, keeping her head down, "that I loved being a woman, and a slave".	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	219	He who desired me too much respected me, and though I muchly loved him, I knew that he could not satisfy my slave needs.	10
11	182	They are provided for, protected, sheltered, comforted, loved, and uncompromisingly mastered, even to chains and the whip.	10
18	164	Two men, it seemed, she loved, he whom she had served in the holding of Policrates, he who had treated her with the insolence commonly accorded an Earth-girl slave by Gorean masters, and he whom she had served on the stones of the Street of the Writhing Slave, he who had treated her as a full and lo...	10
18	211	"She has loved you ever since that night in the holding of Policrates.	10
18	215	It does not matter, for I loved you then, and love you now, with the total helplessness of a slave's love for her master.	10
18	622	"You see, my Master," she said, "I had loved him, even on Earth, but, too, I had despised him, for he was too weak to satisfy my needs.	10
18	647	It was there that I met he whom I had loved and despised, Jason of Victoria.	10
18	650	I loved him.	10
20	851	She had been forced to make herself nude, in the presence of others, before the man she loved.	10
20	1212	She walked before him, her shoulders back, her head high; she walked before him, happily, beautifully, a loved, paraded slave.	10
20	1770	Is this not what a woman wants, to be approved of, and loved? Too, it is he who bracelets her.	10

Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	819	"I loved my master," she said, "and I think that he, too, cared for me".	10

Book 18. (9 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	82	"Then I could be loved," she said, "and still kept as a slave, totally".	10
18	73	"I thought he loved me!" she said.	10
18	84	"He sold me! I loved him! I do not want to open these old wounds! I do not want to go through all that heartache again! I have suffered enough!" "Nonsense," I said.	10
39	65	But, doubtless, too, paradoxically, she must know that slaves were the most treasured, and loved, of all women.	10
39	67	I did not see any reason to tell her that slaves are the most treasured, despised and loved of all women.	10
39	83	"Even the most loved slave," I said, "should a master be so foolish as to love a slave, remains, in the end, and do not forget it, radically, and only, a slave".	10
40	864	Men and women, crying out with pleasure, with tears, in floods of emotion, kissed, and touched one another, and loved.	10
44	172	"I am a woman," she said, "and I wish to be touched and loved".	10
54	19	The lad's mother, long ago, had loved Grunt.	10

Book 19. (24 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	294	I knew that I loved him, and had loved him, even from so long ago as the corridors, the chambers, the stadiums, the theaters, the high, broad walls, of Corcyrus.	10
4	251	"You are loved," said Ligurious.	10
4	253	"I am loved".	10
6	139	I loved the markets and bazaars, the smells, the colors, the crowds, the quantities and varieties of goods, the tiny shops, the stalls, the places of business which sometimes were so small as a tiny rug on the stones, on which a peddler displayed his wares.	10
6	142	I loved shopping, and looking, even when I was buying nothing.	10
8	399	"Forgive me! Forgive me! I did not know you were a master! I have always loved you, Master, but I thought you weak! I did not know you were a master! You did not make it clear to me! I know you liked me, I know you wanted me! I know you desired me! I was a fool, Master! Forgive me! I see you so diff...	10
8	401	I saw in the girl's eyes that she now knew she was a slave, and helplessly so, and that she loved him.	10
9	90	You are loved in Corcyrus".	10
24	143	Few women on Earth, I conjecture, have been so desired, so loved, so mastered.	10
26	294	I supposed it would not do to tell anyone but I loved it on me.	10
32	301	I recalled that Emily had confided once to me that she wanted Aemilianus to whip her—because she loved him.	10
32	305	I wanted him to whip me—because I loved him! She who truly loves wants to be owned.	10
32	311	I loved Drusus Rencius.	10
33	1035	"I have loved you from the beginning, when I first met you!" He regarded me, wildly.	10
34	234	Sheila was owned by Hassan, whom she loved.	10
35	79	Before the man I loved I had been stripped to the core.	10
35	83	I had been publicly proven, before the man I loved, to be utterly worthless.	10
36	35	Much did it seem they loved one another.	10
36	381	I loved Drusus Rencius.	10
36	725	I loved him.	10
36	773	He did not know I truly loved him.	10
36	775	I would attempt to get him to cure himself of the false Sheila, that the way might then be open for a poor, nameless slave who so much loved him.	10
36	805	Too, looking at him then, I saw him suddenly not only as the man I loved but, also, independently, as a strong and powerful master.	10
36	1294	It was a name I loved.	10

Book 20. (5 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	842	She was an incredibly lovely young slave, and loved him from the depths of her heart.	10
5	221	"I have loved you from the first moment I saw you.	10
16	925	"I have secretly loved you for months," she said.	10
16	926	"I loved you even when I despised you and hated you, and thought you weak.	10
16	934	"I have never been loved," he said.	10

Book 21. (4 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	593	But moments ago, I was sure, she would have denied, perhaps sincerely, that her beauty could begin to compare with that of her daughter, whom I was sure she truly loved, however undeserving might be the little tart to be the recipient of such a love.	10
21	184	"That is one reason he is so much loved".	10
23	157	So loved, it seemed, was the regent.	10
26	1577	"I loved it," she said.	10

Book 22. (38 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	763	"I loved him in Brundisium," she said, "but I did not know how much I loved him until we were separated".	10
30	107	"I cannot stand it! Do not stop! Do not stop! Oh, please, Master, do not stop!" I loved being a slave! I loved it! I begged Sempronius to free my hands that I might hold him, clutching my softness to him.	10
34	384	I loved him! I loved him more than anything! But I had failed my first test with him! I had only wanted to know, foolishly, the nature of my power with him, if any, and the nature of the discipline to which I might be subject.	10
34	758	I suspected then it was true! I suspected then I was loved! I suspected then that my master loved me! I smiled to myself, for I knew in that there might be danger.	10
6	51	I supposed I was a wicked, worthless woman and, far worse, only a despicable natural slave, but something deep in me, fundamental in me, profound and ancient in me, loved men, and I did not want to make them small, and nothing, but I wanted, rather, to please them, to obey them, to serve them, to gi...	10
6	59	I realized, with a shock, I loved what was being done to me.	10
6	222	We had loved them, simple as they were.	10
8	269	I thought, and hoped, that perhaps I might be special to him, somehow, in some way, more so than others, as he was to me, he who was the loved, dreaded master of my heart.	10
9	491	I wanted to serve men, and give them pleasure, to be precious to them, to be loved and appreciated, to make them happy.	10
10	553	I loved the tiny garment! It was the first that I had had since I had come to Gor.	10
10	554	In it much of me was still bared, my legs, my hips to the waist, my shoulders, and so on, and it left little doubt about the lineaments of my form, but I loved it.	10
13	184	How I loved his arms about me! "You are a splendid natural slave," he said.	10
13	1012	"I loved it," I whispered, terrified.	10
13	1013	"What was it you loved?" asked Hendow, angrily.	10
13	1033	On Earth I had even been reluctant even to describe the liberating sort of dance I loved so much by such an expression as 'belly dance'.	10
13	1205	I did know I was a slave, and, in spite of its vulnerabilities and terrors, loved it.	10
13	1209	I lay there then and loved the men of Gor.	10
13	1211	I now loved my sex.	10
13	1212	I now loved being a woman.	10
14	164	I supposed that I needed not tell him that I loved it.	10
17	202	I loved the freedom, and liberation this gave me, to be a full woman.	10
25	139	I loved them for it! I kissed the master eagerly.	10
29	1370	"Hendow, your friend, loved her!" she cried.	10
31	66	Too, I would have loved to do small tasks for him, even if he did not see me do them, such things as sewing his tunic or, as I had for Aulus, polishing his boots.	10
31	361	Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire.	10
32	202	How absurd was my question! How shamed I was at my pride! How bold I had been! How could I even think of such a thing? Did I not know I was from Earth, and only a slave! But I loved him, and with the whole heart and body of me! I tendered to him the wholeness of my helpless slave's love, worthless t...	10
32	203	I had love enough in my small, marvelous body for a thousand of us, a thousand times over! So I was not loved! What did it matter! I was desired, and this would be enough.	10
32	207	Loved or not, I had been for months, unknown to myself, an indisputable object of Gorean passion.	10
32	264	"Do not whip me, Master," I said, "I beg you, but I do love you, and from the depths of my heart! I loved you and wanted to please you, and be yours, from the first moment I saw you!" He looked upon me.	10
33	24	I could not deny that I loved bonds, both of a physical and social sort, those tangible evidences of my womanhood, and my place in nature.	10
33	88	I was sure he loved me! "Are you sure there is nothing wrong?" he asked.	10
33	131	First, I knew that women who are kept as low slaves, and even strictly so, are often among those most loved.	10
33	138	Even if I were not loved, I now had no doubt that I was keenly desired, and that I need not fear that I might not be put to my master's pleasure and as a slave.	10
34	343	I suspected that perhaps he even loved me.	10
34	390	How badly I had behaved! I had failed my first test with my master, whom I loved! Yet, too, I felt grandly and warmly reassured as to his strength and dominance.	10
34	429	I loved him! I wanted him to care for me, if only a little! I thought of the library, and Earth.	10
34	767	I knew, too, that in any event, even if I were muchly loved, I would be kept in strictness, and severity, in Gorean strictness and severity, and would be well subject to his whip.	10
34	771	She may be loved, but she is a slave, and will be kept as a slave—perfectly, and in all ways.	10

Book 23. (4 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	126	The stricter I was with her the more she loved it.	10
16	87	I supposed he had a mother, who loved him.	10
21	1273	The slave girl's protection and champion is the master, who stands between her and others, particularly between her and free women; he is the shield behind which she hopes to be sheltered, nurtured, and loved, a shield without which she, a slave, would be vulnerable not only to abuse and cruelty, bu...	10
24	501	Moving as she did, and being what she was, a slave, was the deepest and most wonderful thing in her being, and she reveled in it, and loved it! She had wanted only the clear understanding that she must now surrender to it, that she was now truly a slave.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	352	It is hard to see all, or much, of what one has loved destroyed, and not feel illy disposed toward the perpetrators of this destruction.	10
2	178	"You have loved him since the first moment you saw him, at the Crooked Tarn".	10

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	268	She loved him profoundly, helplessly, and from the first time she had seen him.	10
8	1075	Too, though he loved her muchly, I did not doubt but what he would use it on her.	10
11	145	"It seems that some good fellows of Cos, esteemed mercenaries, in the service of her Ubar, with all good will and innocence, entered this shop, to purchase wares for loved ones, and were treacherously set upon by assailants, some twenty in number".	10
25	449	"You well acted your role," said he, "for I, an enamored fool, well believed your words, your cries, that you were smitten with me, that you desired me, even that you loved me".	10
26	600	Even if she believed herself generally popular within the city, perhaps even much loved within it, she would realize that these sentiments might not be universal.	10
27	1080	"I am loved!" "I think you should beg to be taken from Ar," I said.	10
27	1088	"I am loved," she whispered.	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	334	He loved few and trusted few, as he loved and trusted Gito".	10
8	338	I loved to wear them.	10
11	1026	The men of this world, with all their barbaric animal heat, with all their ardor, and power and mastery, loved and desired women, and relished them, and prized them.	10
11	1474	Too, though I was often terrified, I, on the whole, loved my new life.	10
13	36	I loved to render such obeisance to men.	10
16	173	I loved it.	10
18	207	And how right that collar looked on her neck! How she had looked at it in the mirror, and adjusted it, this morning—so carefully, so admiringly—with such approving vanity! She loved it, the pretty little bitch! To be sure, we were very much the same height.	10
19	1022	Then she whispered, "I loved it!" I nodded.	10
23	11	I had wished her to burn with shame and humiliation in them but she had loved them.	10
35	43	In a typical bondage, one is cared for, nourished, sheltered, nurtured, protected, and often loved.	10
37	896	I had now found myself, and accepted myself, and loved myself! I was not a man, or a kind of man.	10
44	255	That is what we wish, to be pleasing, and to be loved.	10
45	26	And, too, I loved my sex, my truth.	10
45	242	I wanted to be overwhelmed, to be carried away, to be loved with need and desire onto ecstatic madness.	10
46	83	"I love you, you worthless slut, you meaningless thing! I have loved you, madly, insanely, uncontrollably, recklessly, violently, from the first moment I saw you!" "Master," I breathed, unable to believe my ears.	10
46	445	"I am unworthy to be loved," he said.	10
46	575	How quickly I would kneel, how quickly I would leap to serve, how desperately, how fervently, I would try to please! I loved him, but, too, I knew him now as my genuine master, one who would not hesitate an instant to correct my behavior, to subject me to discipline, if I should fail to be pleasing.	10

Book 27. (31 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	327	What concern had the law, in all its power and majesty, with such matters? Whether he loved her or he did not, whether she loved him or she did not, did not matter.	10
15	276	But how could a lady reveal her most intimate thoughts and feelings, particularly if they were of such a kind? What would he think? Must he not then hold her in contempt? Must he not then be shocked? Must he not then despise her? How could he respect her if he knew she wanted to kneel, that she love...	10
4	107	"I have no money, no wealth, I have no family, no loved ones, nothing, you can get no ransom for me! I mean nothing to anyone! I am a mature, middle-aged, woman.	10
10	119	Men truly loved only that which they owned, that which was fully theirs.	10
10	168	"I think, Master," she said, "that you cared for me, that you remembered me, that you had never forgotten me, that you came for me, that you carried me away by force, that you made me your slave because you wanted me, because you desired me, and loved me.	10
10	322	She loved him.	10
10	323	She suspected she had always loved him.	10
10	361	"Do not those of your ideology dare to use that sacred, holy, terrible word, that word for nature's last and fiercest arbiter, that maker and unmaker of states, that creator and destroyer of cultures, singing songs of armies, and blood and steel, that ultimate and terrifying tribunal, with all the m...	10
11	309	She loved him.	10
11	407	Surely she loved him, and, doubtless, even from the first, though such things had not been so clear to her then, as a vulnerable, submissive slave.	10
11	624	She dared not tell him that she loved to be in a slave collar, to be a slave.	10
11	626	She loved her new condition, and her collar.	10
11	912	Did she not know that? One did not respect slaves; one commanded them, worked them, ravished them, perhaps loved them.	10
12	181	She would have loved to have pleased her master in this intimate fashion, and had dreamed of begging to do so, but Gart, or another, would surely be a different matter.	10
13	92	She loved having to ask permission to speak.	10
13	94	She loved this power of men over her, this very clear insignia of her servitude, this standing evidence that she was helplessly subject to the mastery, that she belonged to men.	10
13	96	How different from free women, she thought, certainly those of Earth, and, doubtless, those, as well, of this world! But she loved this token of her condition.	10
15	275	She wanted to tell him that she loved him, that she had longed to be his slave even from the first time she had seen him, so many years ago.	10
15	323	She wanted to cry out that she loved him, with all the helpless, vulnerable love of a female slave, that she wanted to serve him, to love him, to live for him.	10
17	287	It was one thing to kneel at the feet of one whom one loved, and quite another to kneel before any man, moaning in need and begging his caresses.	10
19	544	She wanted to cry out that she loved him and she wanted to be his slave, but she could not speak.	10
21	66	It suddenly occurred to her that this might well be the point of the war of the sexes, that it might well be entered into and encouraged by women merely that they might be reassured, much as a naughty child might test limits, that they might have manhood affirmed, and find themselves once more, in t...	10
22	99	She loved being a slave.	10
22	364	But she loved being subject to punishment.	10
26	1342	She may be loved, or hated.	10
27	736	I could break them no more than the chains men are so fond of putting on me! Do not such things show me that I am a female? Do they not show me the nature of men and women, and who it is who is at the mercy of whom, and who are the masters, and who the slaves! Sometimes Ellen loved to be bound, for ...	10
27	1441	Is their neck's encirclement not sufficient evidence as to their being wanted? This is very different, of course, from being cared for, or admired, or appreciated, or loved, or such.	10
27	3489	"Priest-Kings are not to be loved," said Fel Doron.	10
29	14	She loved it, and prized it, and was proud of it.	10
30	130	She loved being so chained.	10
30	137	She feared her master, but she loved him.	10

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	207	"If you loved me, as you have claimed," she said, "you would keep me free, and trust me".	10
32	222	"If you truly loved me," she said, "you would trust me, and leave me to be as I wish, to do as I wish, and go where I wish".	10
32	410	"I told the beast that I would not leave my bower, and if he truly loved me, he must trust me".	10
73	9	"We loved him".	10
78	27	"I want to be loved," said the brunette slave.	10
78	31	"Do you not want to be loved?" "With my whole heart, but one dares not speak of such things to the master.	10
79	300	They loved and revered it as a symbol of their treasured bondage, of the preciousness of their collars, put on them, and kept on them, by masters, but would do much to evade its stroke.	10

Book 29. (6 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	371	If some women were slaves, and wished to be slaves, and loved being owned, and wanted to be at the feet of masters, why should she object? What was it to her? "Have I come at an inopportune time?" inquired Tajima.	10
10	566	Cecily loved her collar.	10
10	571	She wanted to be owned, and loved being owned.	10
10	572	She loved belonging to a man, as his helpless, vulnerable, utter property.	10
10	727	She loved being property, and knowing herself property, but I did not think she was eager to be bestowed or vended.	10
10	728	She loved being a possession, but, rather clearly, if I am not mistaken, she wished to remain the possession of a particular master, wished to remain my possession.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	125	"Master?" "Does the tarsk give herself to the tarsk buyer?" "Even from Ar I have loved you!" she said.	10

Book 31. (4 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	423	"To be sure," said another of the instructresses, "the slave is not to be loved, as she is worthless, no more than an animal".	10
10	803	I found I loved what I was.	10
20	103	It seemed to me unlikely that that Allison Ashton-Baker could have loved.	10
26	384	"I think I have loved you since the Sul Market, in Ar, when I was half-stripped, with my wrists bound behind me, and you, a stranger, ordered me to my knees before you".	10

Book 32. (5 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	115	To me that seems strange, given the heartless, barbaric complexities of her world with its scramblings for wealth and power, the competitions to control the weaponry of states, that one may apply such ugly resources, under the pretense of legality, to the ends of one's own aggrandizement, a world of...	10
17	17	Surely he must know I loved him, that I was his, his even from another world, his by all the fierce, uncompromising rights of nature.	10
17	48	I loved him! I wanted only to be his! I wanted to love and serve him! I wanted to be only his helpless, loving slave! He was here! He must want me.	10
41	38	I loved being a slave.	10
41	54	I would have loved to kneel beside his thigh, that master first seen on a far world, and so express my slave's devotion, hoping not to be cuffed away, to the side.	10

Book 33. (6 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	93	"Perhaps they have insufficiently loved it".	10
13	127	"He loved me, he wanted me, he would have done anything for me!" she cried.	10
19	286	"You know you do! You have loved me from the first moment you saw me! I will let you hold me! I will let you kiss me! Choose me, free me!" "You were worthless on Earth," he said.	10
24	53	"He loved the garden," I said.	10
42	323	"I always loved you, even on Earth," she said, "even when I despised you for your weakness.	10
61	985	"I always loved you," she said, "even on Earth, when I despised you, for your weakness.	10

Book 34. (10 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	176	But Fina had golden hair, and loved him.	10
26	117	I loved that it was on my neck, closed and locked.	10
26	123	I loved being a slave.	10
30	370	Domestic tasks, too, I had been instructed in, to some extent, cooking, cleaning, sewing, and such, tasks that I would once, as a free woman, have regarded as beneath me, for a slave is many things to a master, tasks that I now loved as they would help me, in their humble way, to better serve a mast...	10
40	118	What terror there is in the collar, what joy there is in the collar! I loved him, but dared not tell him.	10
51	52	I knew that men, the beasts, Gorean men, at least, loved to have their collars on intelligent women.	10
51	340	How I loved my collar! Only after my collaring had I begun to live.	10
56	41	I loved her.	10
68	93	I muchly loved him, and I suspected he might care for me, at least a little, but it was not wise, of course, to enter into such matters.	10
68	95	So much I loved him; so much I was his! "My slave," he said to our waitress, "is a barbarian".	10

Book 35. (13 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	264	How appropriate it was that it should be on me, not only displaying my bondage so clearly, and indisputably, but, as I had been given to understand, given the number and legend, proclaiming, or making public, to whom or what I belonged! How right a collar seemed on my neck! How pleased I was! I love...	10
3	70	"It is a world which is not loved," said the auctioneer.	10
6	62	"How could it then be respected, treasured, loved, or cared for?" asked a man.	10
8	69	I loved the sound of the timbers of the ship, creaking, the sound of the long yard, responding to the wind, the occasional snap of the canvas.	10
11	186	I loved my collar.	10
25	56	I wish to return her to her family, one incidentally of wealth and standing, that she be returned to the bosom of loved ones and sheltered within the protection of her Home Stone.	10
25	102	Surely you wish the beautiful Adraste to be returned to the happiness and security of her loved ones in Besnit? Do not fear.	10
39	121	I loved to kneel.	10
46	144	I wanted his collar on my neck! How I had tried to hate him, and despise him! But I loved him, wholly, helplessly, hopelessly.	10
46	159	But I loved him with every particle of my owned, marked, and collared body, with every particle of my heart and belly.	10
46	527	How he had smiled! Did he truly hate me so? Was it not enough for him that I was now rightless and helpless, a branded, collared slave? Was this not vengeance enough for him? Did he not know that I helplessly and hopelessly loved him, that I longed for his chains? Did he not know that it was he befo...	10
46	554	If I was a slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery.	10
47	145	I loved being owned.	10

Book 36. (3 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	108	Could such words have been spoken? Should they not have been spoken long ago? As I may have suggested, Cos is little loved by many in the Islands.	10
40	77	"We are loved".	10
48	130	He loved it, if not his town, his Home Stone".	10