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Naturally

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	19	I believe my tutors thoroughly enjoyed the situation, which they, naturally, did not officially allow me to know they understood.	10
2	123	The Home Stone came naturally, in time, to acquire a mystique, and something of the same hot, sweet emotions as our native peoples of Earth feel toward their flags became invested in it".	10
7	57	Naturally, I was not looking at things from precisely the Gorean point of view, but she would have no way of knowing that.	10
9	8	I sensed that with me, nominal captive though she was, she was freer than she had ever been before; she was like a naturally wild bird which has been raised in a cage and at last escapes from the confining wire bars.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	6	I was aware again of the somewhat lesser gravity of the planet, but this awareness would pass as my system accommodated itself naturally to the new environment.	10
22	170	Eventually, largely via the conditioning of the young and the control of education, those superiorities which the female naturally possesses came to be enlarged on at the expense of those possessed by the male.	10

Book 3. (5 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	19	Certain juxtapositions of these phonemes and phoneme combinations, naturally, form words.	10
14	103	I had naturally supposed the fluid to be simply water which it closely resembled in appearance, and once had tried to fill my bowl for the morning meal there, rather than ladling the water out of the water pan.	10
20	192	I smiled to myself, for I thought how incredible that I should find myself naturally and without a second thought considering going to the rescue of the worthless, vicious wench, Vika of Treve.	10
22	97	"Naturally," said Misk.	10
30	78	In the next days the Golden Beetles began, naturally enough in their hunt for food, to drift toward those portions of the Nest occupied by Sarm's Priest-Kings, for in those portions of the Nest they encountered no shouting humans, no jabbing cattle goads.	10

Book 4. (22 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	87	She was a captive female, and must, naturally, submit to her assessment as prize; she must also be, incidentally, examined for weapons; a dagger or poisoned needle is often concealed in the clothing of free women.	10
6	127	"She is naturally disturbed," I said.	10
7	155	I suppose, in itself, this meant nothing, but I naturally thought of Port Kar, malignant, squalid Port Kar, which claims suzerainty over the delta, exacting cruel tributes from the rence growers, great stocks of rence paper for trade, sons for oarsmen in cargo galleys, daughters for Pleasure Slaves ...	10
8	23	Naturally, as a Koroban, and one with a certain affection for the cities of Gor, particularly those of the north, particularly Ko-ro-ba, Ar, Thentis and Tharna, I was not disappointed at the likelihood that a Ubar San would not be elected.	10
8	35	The Turians, on the other hand, take in trade for their goods—obtained by manufacture or trade with other cities—principally the horn and hide of the bosk, which naturally the Wagon Peoples, who live on the bosk, have in plenty.	10
8	142	He did not permit her, of course, to bind or dress her hair; it must be worn loose; that alone, naturally, was sufficient to mark her slave among the wagons.	10
8	220	I, too, naturally had been pleased.	10
8	294	Tuchuk girls, Elizabeth and Tuka, would run for the Kassars; the two Kassar girls would run for Kamchak and myself; naturally each slave does her best for her master, attempting to evade his competitor.	10
9	32	I have heard, though, there is a Caste of Thieves in Port Kar, a strong caste which naturally protects its members from such indignities as ear notching.	10
9	65	This would be impractical, naturally, save for the detestable device of the golden bowl and tufted banquet stick, dipped in scented oils, by means of which the diner may, when he wishes, refresh himself and return with eagerness to the feast.	10
9	72	Turian embassies to the Wagon Peoples, when they occurred, naturally strove to equal or surpass these gifts.	10
9	278	I did not clearly understand Kamchak's motivations in this matter—unless, of course, he knew the true nature of the golden sphere, in which case, naturally, he would recognize it as priceless.	10
9	465	I supposed, naturally, however, that Saphrar, guardian of Aphris of Turia, would not permit this to occur.	10
10	85	She seemed to me very happy and this, naturally, made me happy as well.	10
10	548	Kamras, of course, had the sun at his back, using it as naturally as the tarn to protect his advance.	10
12	130	"Of course," I said, "naturally".	10
12	511	By this time the owner of the wagon, who was naturally curious about the matter, was beside me.	10
15	27	For some reason this angered me, though, naturally, I was pleased that the wagons and bosk were yet safe.	10
16	154	"Of course," said Harold, "I see now—the quiva—he is Paravaci, naturally".	10
21	114	At one time, I gathered from Dina, her father's shop had been the most famed of the baking shops of Turia, most of which are owned by Saphrar of Turia, whose interests range widely, though operated naturally, as Gorean custom would require, by members of the Caste of Bakers.	10
22	48	Naturally I inquired of Harold, shortly after entering, the meaning of the guards' salutation.	10
22	56	"Naturally," I said.	10

Book 5. (9 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	326	Moreover, the Gorean culture tends, for better or worse, to be male oriented and male dominated, and in such a culture men naturally look on women much differently than they do in a consumer-oriented, woman-dominated culture, one informed by an ethos of substantially feminine values; the women then,...	10
5	9	The disadvantage of such a door, naturally, is that when no one is in the room and the latch string is out, anyone might enter, and either search the room or wait within.	10
8	71	She knelt down in the room, as naturally and easily as a Gorean girl.	10
17	237	They would then be as naturally and neatly removed from the House as Elizabeth had originally been introduced into it.	10
17	239	Elizabeth, predictably, did not care to leave without me, but she recognized the plan as a good one; if she could be independently removed from the House there would be less for Caprus and me to worry about; further, she naturally wished Virginia and Phyllis to have the same opportunity for freedom ...	10
17	457	After the work of Caprus and myself was finished I would be able to join her, probably in Ko-ro-ba, for a time, before we arranged to return her to Earth; I assumed, naturally, she would wish to return to her native planet.	10
19	66	One striking set of mosaics details a slave raid from its initial planning phases through the successful return of the Slavers, on tarnback, to Ar with their stunning victims; another picks up this story from the registration and training of prizes to the block of the Curulean itself; another record...	10
24	301	"Naturally," said Hup.	10
24	369	"Naturally," said Ho-Sorl.	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	197	This, naturally, did not displease me.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	33	I took a brief examination with another instructor, a male, naturally, and the grade became an A.	10
3	359	The bed looked inviting but I was sweaty, filthy, and I was naturally too fastidious to retire without showering.	10
7	300	It is no surprise then that on this world men commonly, naturally, familiarly, immediately, innocently, taking such things for granted, not even thinking about it, it being part of their world, look largely upon women, even free women, in terms of their possible value as slaves, their possible value...	10
7	415	How naturally I had carried myself differently than they, better, more arrogantly.	10
10	66	I now, commonly, knelt immediately, naturally, appropriately, gracefully, pleasurably, not thinking about it, in the position of the pleasure slave, but I did not do so now, for I was terrified.	10
11	381	It is hard then not to see men as her masters, for that is what they are; and she naturally, ineluctably, finds them attractive, men strong enough to command her, and do with her as they wish.	10
11	627	I now moved, and naturally, as what I was, uninhibited and shameless, taunting, catlike, insolent, a Gorean slave girl.	10
11	1031	Already my body moved as that of a slave girl, and unconsciously, naturally! I smiled.	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	686	Goreans, in their simplistic fashion, often contend, categorically, that man is naturally free and woman is naturally slave.	10
2	475	There was little sugar in the forest, save naturally in certain berries, and simple hard candies, such as a child might buy in shops in Ar, or Ko-ro-ba, were, among the panther girls in the remote forests, prized.	10
2	529	Already Sheera, and her girls, had disappeared from the beach, slipping as invisibly, as naturally, as she-panthers into the darkness of the forests.	10
5	27	Naturally the sack may not be opened unless the knot has been undone.	10
11	302	"Later," he said, "when she knows herself owned, she will serve, and naturally, as a slave girl serves".	10
11	692	Even the palms of her hands, naturally, now fell at her thighs, her left palm over her brand.	10
11	695	Now, naturally, unaware of it, she stood as a slave girl.	10

Book 9. (3 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	83	Naturally, I could not read it.	10
16	144	One such legend, quite naturally, might have been that Torvald, the great Torvald, was not truly dead, but only asleep, and would waken when once again his land had need of him.	10
17	116	Contemporary Kurii understand, naturally, that cognitive processes are brain-centered, or largely brain-centered, but the ancient terminology, in their songs, poetry, and even military lexicon, remains.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	65	Yet, somewhere beneath the conditioned behavior lies the animal, which moved naturally before there was a civilization to teach it the proprieties of mechanism.	10
2	113	It is the valley, naturally, which, irrigated, usually by hand, though sometimes with clumsy wooden machinery, supports the agriculture.	10
5	594	"I have never seen a girl take so readily, so swiftly, so naturally to the dances of a slave," said Seleenya.	10
7	369	It is useful to our purposes, in infiltrating houses, in obtaining secrets, in seducing officers and important men, and, of course, to reward our followers and, naturally, as a simple item for exchange, a form of currency; the slave girl is usually in demand, particularly if beautiful and trained; a...	10
12	628	"Naturally," said one of the silken fellows.	10
16	27	From the point of view of "harvesting," the arrangements are equivalent, save that the harvesters, naturally, to facilitate their work, position themselves differently in the two arrangements.	10
20	79	It fell to all fours; then it rose to a half-crouched, shambling position, knuckles to the dirt, as a Kur most naturally moves.	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	189	It gave me pleasure to assume this posture before my master, who had full body rights to me; it gave me less pleasure, in the beginning, to assume it before free men generally; yet, eventually, I did it naturally, and pleasurably; it is a position that not only makes the girl more attractive to the ...	10
2	89	How naturally, how fearfully, I had knelt! How necessary, how appropriate, it had been! And I realized then that they had expected me to kneel, and had not given the possibility of my failing to do so a moment's thought.	10
3	579	This had occurred so naturally that I was shaken by it.	10
4	148	The slit made the garment, a rather snug one, easier to slip into; the two hooks, when fastened, naturally increased the snugness of the garment, drawing it quite closely about the breasts and hips; deliciously then, from the point of view of a man, the girl's figure is betrayed and accentuated; als...	10
4	186	I had seen Eta naturally, unconsciously, assume it when she knelt.	10
4	233	She then, at another place, cut into the hem, ripping it, and unraveled and tore it a bit, as though it had naturally frayed; some stray threads hung upon my thigh.	10
4	1013	It had been only first rights with me, naturally taken by him, the leader.	10
4	1083	He had understood the slave girl better than she had understood herself; he had doubtless had experience with many girls; perhaps he had even owned Earth girls before; it did not seem likely to me that I would have been the only wench of Earth brought to the chains of this world; there had perhaps b...	10
5	100	I now, artlessly, unable to help myself, found myself thinking naturally of Gorean as the language of masters.	10
5	139	Such alliances, naturally, might presage the entrance of Fortress of Saphronicus into the Confederation, which was becoming a growing power in the north.	10
5	186	I hoped, naturally, that they would be happy.	10
6	70	As I had, naturally, inadvertently, almost in spite of myself, become more desirable and beautiful, the sexual aggressions of men against me, which I, as slave, might not resist, had become more frequent and powerful.	10
9	191	Before men, of course, I would have knelt naturally in that position.	10
9	501	Yet it was not the sort of thing a slave girl would naturally ask.	10
9	1054	To be sure, the rope collar was unpleasant, and for that reason I did not like it, but, on the other hand, I, a slave, was naturally desperately eager to please Thurnus, who was my master.	10
9	1087	The same attention, of course, which the Gorean bestows upon his own life and world, is naturally bestowed upon his slave girls.	10
9	1254	Willing to be a whore, I had been forced to be naturally myself, a slave girl, more helplessly a whore than any whore could be.	10
12	48	Scrubbing must be done, and the sewing, and the washing and ironing of clothes, and the cleaning; too, we aided in the kitchen, usually in the preparing of vegetables and in the scouring of pots and pans; too, water must be carried to the men on the parapets; there was much work of a lowly and servi...	10
12	69	The distant menace of the master's displeasure has its influence and effect, naturally, on the social arrangements of the kennels.	10
14	23	Many men, naturally, came to the tavern only to meet their friends, to talk and drink.	10
22	71	Moreover, her bondage, naturally, extends beyond the brief, several hours of pleasure; she simply belongs to him, and must continue to serve him, however he pleases; how exciting it must be for a man to own so delicious a creature as a woman; how utterly marvelous for him! It is more difficult to sp...	10
22	86	The exact expressions "port" and "starboard" do not exist in Gorean, though there are, naturally, equivalent expressions.	10
25	21	I might, in my normal waking state, have recalled much of what had occurred there, even to the words spoken, but, in the unusual state of consciousness which Iskander, by means of his drug and his suggestions, had induced in me even the most trivial details, little things which a waking consciousnes...	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	572	"Naturally," I said.	10
3	186	Naturally this does not prove fruitful for either individual.	10
3	1324	When the girl stands her hands may fall naturally at her sides, each in its bracelet, each bracelet attached to the same chain, which passes through the collar loop.	10
12	23	The best harvests of grass for use in this way occur, naturally, at the foot of the bird cliffs.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	267	"Before the general alarm was permitted to sound in Port Kar, in the matter of apprising the wharves of the news of an escaped slave," said Ulafi, "we, naturally, conducted a search for her ourselves.	10
6	335	There must then have been a great many more ships in the harbor, for most ships, naturally, take in their canvas when moored.	10
14	444	"Naturally," I said.	10
14	541	Yet she knew readily, or instinctively, or intuitively, or naturally, or somehow, that she should be, in these circumstances, standing as she was before me, at a distance where I might, if I wished, without inconvenience, simply take her in my arms.	10
18	267	Naturally it is to be worn only by a Ubar.	10
20	67	Naturally there had been on the raft, besides the girls, a chest of riches for Tende, riches which, according to the askaris, with whom Ayari took pains to be on good terms, would include such things as bolts of cloth, jewelries, cosmetics, coins, and perfumes.	10
32	113	"They come naturally to you then?" I said.	10
32	623	Yet the utterance came naturally, helplessly, from deep within me, an irrepressible, incontrovertible acknowledgment".	10
32	745	Yet how naturally and spontaneously they had come from me! What could it mean? I was dragged back before the oblong stone.	10
32	776	I now knew what the words I had uttered before had meant, those words which had so horrified me, and which, yet, had come so naturally and spontaneously from me.	10
34	654	At any rate, whatever the truth may be in these matters, feminine women, perhaps to the horror of their more masculine sisters, seem to take naturally to the beauties of erotic dance.	10
35	27	It seems to be something they do naturally, without even thinking about it.	10
51	148	For what it is worth women tend on the whole to be unsuccessful in conforming to masculine images, and tend to take gracefully and naturally to feminine images, toward which they seem to have genetic predispositions.	10

Book 14. (5 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	55	The league to protect shipping on the Olni, inadvertently but naturally founded in the common interest of four cities, had formed the basis for what later became the formidable Salerian Confederation.	10
13	537	We had both spoken, naturally, in the language of our masters.	10
22	403	I have little doubt but what these dispositions and talents have been naturally and sexually selected for in the course of evolution, such women being more often spared and sought.	10
27	127	One treats them quite differently, naturally, as is appropriate, for they are quite different.	10
30	18	"You are hurting me, Master! Please do not hurt me, Master!" How easily now that word seemed to come to her, so naturally and fittingly, so rightfully.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	34	Some Goreans, interestingly, but understandably enough, unaware of the absence of an adequate atmosphere between worlds, as were most intellectuals of Earth for centuries, as well, suppose simply, and naturally enough, that these new crops of slave beasts have been brought in lashed in tarn baskets,...	10
24	134	This is frustrating to her, naturally, and intensifies her desire, usually near the surface in a slave, to be taken in the arms of the master.	10
24	220	I was interested that she had spoken, and naturally, of the licking of feet.	10
24	239	I was interested to note that she spoke of herself, naturally, as a slave.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	228	Our parents, naturally, knowing nothing of what had occurred between us, pressed us to intertwine our arms and drink the wine of the companionship.	10
12	74	Naturally Kliomenes, quarrels trained on his back, saw fit to accept these explanations.	10
19	414	Is that so hard to understand? Who, honestly, would not want to own such a woman? Who, honestly, would not want such a beauty, such a wench, in his collar? And so, naturally, these are the sorts of women slavers seek.	10
19	456	How innocently, unthinkingly, and naturally, did the former Beverly Henderson of Earth, of New York City, of the university, of that restaurant, assume that position! She well knew herself on Gor.	10
20	771	We parted, naturally.	10
20	1594	And, unlike free women, naturally, they have the various pleasures of being owned, and serving at a man's slave ring.	10
20	2093	I know that he need not reveal to me his intentions with respect to me, but, naturally, I am curious".	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	368	"So," said I, "naturally they expect not to address us first, but to be first addressed".	10
1	545	The noises emitted are clearly animal noises, and, indeed, such as might naturally be associated with a large and powerful, predatory carnivore; yet, on the other hand, there is a liquidity, and a precision and subtlety about them which is unmistakable; one realizes, often uneasily, that what one is...	10
1	916	"Naturally," said Samos.	10
3	105	"You are the sort of man to whom I would belly naturally.	10
9	13	They are spaced more closely together, naturally, nearer areas of white habitation.	10
13	501	But they were not aware, of course, of the reason for my lack of promptitude, which reason, naturally, I dared not confess to them.	10
13	507	I would address them, and naturally, it seemed, and despite my superiority of social position, as 'Sir'.	10
13	1596	If the tie, of course, is accomplished with chains, then it is also adequate for a general security, an aesthetic and delicious general security, a chain neck leash being added, naturally, to restrict movement".	10
18	167	Naturally, then, keepers for them would be in the vicinity, in force.	10

Book 18. (10 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	642	The celebrating tribe, during its own festival period, naturally refrains from belligerent activities.	10
7	738	It is a property which attaches naturally to the condition.	10
16	259	How naturally I had thought of the former Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, of high family, and once a debutante in Pennsylvania, as only another luscious white slave in the Barrens.	10
23	55	How naturally the female had used the expression 'Master' to him.	10
25	117	He did think of Cuwignaka, for the most part, as though he were a woman, and he would think of me, naturally enough, in terms of my collar.	10
37	256	When this is administered she usually understands, as suggested, that she has been selected for breeding, for crossing with a male slave, and, naturally, one supposes, it will be one, or is likely to be one, with properties which, combined with hers, are calculated from the master's point of view to...	10
40	486	"Naturally, there are sanctions attached to this command," he said.	10
44	221	As their training progresses they come to understand ever more clearly that men are naturally and biologically their masters, and that it is their fitting lot, given that they are women, to serve and please.	10
46	54	Their small bows, generally so ideal for their purposes, so advantaged in rapidity of fire, so useful from the back of a racing kaiila, lacked the driving power, naturally enough, of heavier weapons.	10
50	47	It had been done inadvertently, unpremeditatively, naturally, unconsciously.	10

Book 19. (10 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	393	Nowhere more than on this world had I felt my femininity, and nowhere else, naturally enough, I suppose, had I felt it more keenly frustrated.	10
7	232	How could it be that I had called Drusus Rencius "Master"? How inadvertently, how naturally, it had slipped out.	10
8	138	Why did Gorean men, seemingly so naturally, look upon me as a slave? "Follow me," said the young man, turning about.	10
20	52	Looking at me, I realized, and somewhat to my consternation, they saw me easily, unquestioningly, naturally, and obviously, as a slave.	10
21	61	From these applications, they are sometimes referred to, naturally enough, as "kitchen girls," "laundry girls," "mill girls," and so on.	10
23	148	It had been done so naturally, almost reflexively! I felt suddenly shamed, miserable, and revealed, exposed, vulnerable, piteous, displayed! Why had I done that? Had it to do with the changes in me which had been wrought by Speusippus of Turia? Had it to do with those sensations which he had induced...	10
26	53	The frustrations and chilling hatred of free women for their embonded sisters, and their power to inflict pain on them, tended naturally to preclude, or inhibit, the performances of slaves.	10
30	538	Naturally she had taken her for me.	10
32	326	How naturally and inadvertently it had slipped out in my response to him.	10
36	646	And naturally, the female slave, collared, scantily clad, if clad, hair loose, for slaves commonly wear their hair thusly, exercised and dieted, groomed, graceful and trained, obedient, devoted, and passionate, fits in well with these various interests and preferences.	10

Book 20. (12 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	778	Naturally, in this context, she would have risked being lashed, and severely, had she not done so.	10
2	1495	She is innocently, naturally, and needfully sexual.	10
5	58	"I would further encourage them," I said, "to sit there as naturally as possible, perhaps even partaking of the refreshments which I have brought".	10
10	650	"It is interesting," I said, "that you used it so naturally of yourself".	10
12	349	I had been awaiting only a judicious opportunity, one in which the topic might seem to be broached naturally, in such a way as to avoid arousing his curiosity or suspicion.	10
14	375	Now, I supposed, the urt people, their children and such, would simply grow up with the packs, thinking perhaps that this was just the way things had been, inexplicably, or naturally, from time immemorial.	10
16	159	"In authenticated gold, naturally," added Chino.	10
16	288	"What should we do?" asked Chino, looking to Petrucchio, naturally enough, in the situation, for guidance.	10
16	741	"Naturally," said Petrucchio.	10
16	1091	Bina did not have the sort of intellect that lent itself naturally to the game, nor the patience for it.	10
16	1095	Perhaps it was just as well that the player had not tried to force her to become a player, an activity for which she was not naturally suited, and in which she would have, at best, after years of work, achieved only a hard-won and mediocre success, but had instead forced her to become that for which...	10
18	233	Naturally, for my purposes, I had neglected exactly this detail.	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	41	It had come there naturally, it seemed, as if perhaps by force of habit, or conviction, although the door was no longer there.	10
3	246	Just as their sensitivities to pleasure and feeling, sexual and otherwise, physical and psychological, conscious and subconscious, were greatly increased and intensified by being embonded, so too, concomitantly, naturally, were their sensitivities to pain.	10
15	406	There were gifts for her, naturally.	10
15	470	"Naturally," I said.	10
15	472	"Naturally," I said.	10
16	1026	Hurtha, too, naturally, is undeterred".	10
16	1027	"Naturally," I said.	10
18	86	How clever are these alluring, sinuous, purchasable little beasts! How one must strive to protect oneself from their cleverness, their beauty, their wiles! Naturally the master is not immune to these fascinations.	10
22	359	She had done it naturally.	10
26	367	Her breasts, of course, in which so much of her luscious femaleness is naturally manifested, do not escape notice in her bondage.	10

Book 22. (6 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	79	It is best to assume, naturally, that one is always doing so.	10
13	1118	"With the others I needed only rely on Tupita's unpopularity, her arbitrariness, her favoritisms, and, naturally, the promise of an easier time under me".	10
31	238	How naturally I thought of myself as a slave! I was a slave.	10
32	80	"How naturally you speak of yourself as a slave," he said.	10
33	300	Naturally it would wish to dispose of the man first.	10
34	535	"And beauty," I said, "surely beauty!" "Naturally," he said.	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	59	"Naturally I am pleased that you should think so," she said, irritatedly.	10
6	406	Naturally he may feel he is then entitled to some recompense for his efforts, and his possible peril, and such.	10
7	17	The presence of these in his area, particularly given the nature of his preceding evening, we naturally hoped he would explain to himself in the most natural way possible.	10
16	293	Naturally a woman views a man who carries such articles about with him somewhat differently from one who does not.	10
18	190	Naturally it opened inward, to the advantage of the citadel.	10
18	521	It is harder for her to attend to her lessons, naturally, if she is in pain.	10
21	33	The voices she had heard about her, for the most part, naturally enough, given the crew of the Tais, would have had Cosian accents, or accents akin to them.	10
21	950	After the constraints and lies of an environment warped politically to subserve unnatural interests and goals they encounter for the first time in their lives men who are quite different from most of the men they have been familiar with, men who have not been culturally tamed, men who have not been ...	10
23	45	Naturally both free women and slaves, as both are women, are very much interested in one another's sexual activities.	10
24	220	Naturally Cosians are in close contact with those of Port Cos, whose support to them is important on the river.	10
24	658	Naturally these arrangement are clear to the girls, and they often compete for what are regarded as the favored positions on the chain, vying with one another to improve their position, in kissing and caressing masters, and such, and sometimes bitterly disputing such locations with one another, some...	10

Book 24. (12 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	98	"She obeyed Liadne from the first, immediately, spontaneously, intuitively, naturally, with timidity, and perfection.	10
1	522	I had inquired, naturally.	10
1	1280	When men search they normally do so, naturally enough, I suppose, as if their quarry were going to remain stationary, obstinately ensconced in a given situation.	10
3	594	I, I supposed, was understood, naturally enough under the circumstances, to be his subordinate, or man.	10
19	459	It interested me that she would now, in her present plight, naturally, unthinkingly, and unquestioningly fall back upon, acknowledge, and call attention to, the uniqueness and specialness of her sex, its difference from that of men, and its entitlement to its particular considerations.	10
28	609	Naturally, as she was on her side, they fell to the side.	10
31	115	Too, one of their villages was burned, unfortunately, which would naturally be taken as an act of war.	10
37	237	Naturally, the sacks are constructed in such a way as to have adequate ventilation, either in virtue of their porosity or, in the case of the leather sack, small, judiciously spaced apertures.	10
37	331	Naturally the master, at least eventually, at least usually, though she does not know, may be depended upon to accede to her piteous requests.	10
40	55	The tarns aflight from the Semnium roof were fine tarns, naturally, and for Ahn they eluded their pursuers.	10
47	186	As fellows came in they naturally drifted to the circumference of the circle, and about it, to see what might be occurring.	10
47	290	Naturally I assumed it must be you".	10

Book 25. (16 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	65	This supposed treachery of Ar's Station was then used, naturally, to explain the failure of Ar's might in the north to raise the siege.	10
3	395	Earth-girl slaves brought to Gor, for example, are often, particularly at first, understandably enough, I suppose, afraid to be sold, and accordingly, naturally enough, I suppose, sometimes attempt, usually in subtle ways, to discourage buyers, thereby hoping to be permitted to cling to the relative...	10
7	332	And, naturally, this sort of reference to Marlenus would scarcely be expected to tarnish the image of Talena, who was thus implicitly being characterized as the daughter of the ubar of ubars.	10
8	688	Also, accepting this principle, and knowing the strength and resolve of her master, and the uncompromising reality of the discipline under which she herself was held, she was naturally disinclined to see others escape sanctions and penalties to which she herself was subject.	10
9	552	And, naturally, the girl's needs, and whether they will be satisfied or not, give the masters an additional instrument of considerable power over her.	10
9	709	Have they not always hoped for a man who would be this strong, so strong that he would, naturally and without a second thought, have this of them? They are in a thousand ways emotionally and sexually fulfilled.	10
12	408	So beautiful and exciting was the girl that the woman had naturally assumed she was that most marvelous, helpless, lovely and degraded of objects, the female slave.	10
13	161	Naturally the motivation of this, putting aside the standard camouflage of moralistic prose which may be conveniently invoked for any purpose whatsoever, even those most antithetical to nature, health, reason, truth and life, was no concern for slaves but rather a desire to diminish the men of Ar, t...	10
13	162	Naturally they were expected to accept their own castration, so to speak, as a cause for rejoicing, as a long-overdue improvement of their condition.	10
13	198	Naturally self-pride and health stimulates sexual vitality.	10
16	6	Naturally there were many folks about in such a place, at such a time.	10
17	196	It, too, naturally, was attached to the trunk bottom, in the same manner as was the left side.	10
21	323	Naturally this escapade, which is no more than a racy jollity to the young fellows involved, may be viewed with less good humor by the object of their attentions.	10
22	171	When the palanquin stopped, Lavinia did, too, naturally, and, of course, some yards behind her, so, too, did I.	10
22	437	This, I would suppose, is the result of their having imbibed, foolishly, but naturally enough from a strange environing, mechanistic, conformity-demanding culture, peculiar concepts of female beauty, promulgated largely perhaps by unusual men, which very few natural women could manifest or fulfill.	10
27	865	"Naturally," she said.	10

Book 26. (29 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	11	To be sure, we may be belled at any time, and, naturally, if it is wished, kept that way.	10
7	849	Had I done such a thing, naturally, without even being fully aware of it? I might have done so, I knew.	10
8	832	Naturally the other women would be my rivals.	10
11	240	I then suspected, naturally enough, immediately, that perhaps we were both of the "type" in which the personage in the chair might have an interest.	10
11	508	I had expected, naturally, to be named.	10
11	571	This is not entirely unnatural, of course, as such names are often beautiful, and, naturally, more familiar to the masters.	10
11	700	How naturally I had called out to them as "Masters"! Of course, I knew by now who were the natural masters, and, indeed, on this world, even the legal masters.	10
11	1471	But naturally my mind raced ahead.	10
11	1524	Naturally I stopped.	10
12	209	I was, and had been, public to men; I belonged to them; I was subject to their regard and whim; I had been exposed as frequently and routinely, and, I suppose, as naturally and as appropriately, as any other sort of domestic animal.	10
12	349	My curiosity was piqued, naturally.	10
13	570	Naturally then I was terrified that I must hurry ahead.	10
13	932	Similarly, and naturally enough, our vitality is not something to be hidden, except, of course, from free women.	10
13	934	Too, naturally, it is one of the properties which, if we are on the auction block, we must expect to hear proclaimed to the buyers.	10
14	1521	Naturally the number of "basic kisses" tends to vary with the nature of the analysis in question, much depending on how broadly or narrowly the notion of "basic" is understood, and the criteria for distinguishing between a "basic kiss" and a major variation thereof.	10
16	603	I supposed that slave movement, its subtlety, its grace, its sensuousness, was now a part of me, in part trained into me, in part naturally manifesting itself, in my current condition.	10
18	191	Naturally this is a situation to which she, switch in hand, does not object.	10
18	261	How naturally, how quickly, how easily, I thought, had that expression escaped her! To be sure, it was part of her disguise, so to speak.	10
19	33	Naturally, too, there are numerous outposts of the city in the mountains, at which tarnsmen are always on the alert.	10
19	741	Needless to say, these various aspects, and others, symbolic and otherwise, do not function independently of one another but tend, naturally enough, to function in such a manner that each deepens and strengthens the effects of the other.	10
24	848	She then knelt, as delicately, and naturally, as any slave.	10
28	110	"It was naturally intended that your brothers, your own house, should be your redemptor," said the praetor's officer.	10
28	111	"Naturally it was with such a redemption in mind that you were abducted for ransom".	10
29	174	Indeed, afterwards, perhaps we will have you accompany our guests to their rooms, seeing to their needs and wants, attending upon them, bringing them fresh linen, bathing them, preparing their couch and, later, naturally, taking your place at its slave ring, a token of the hospitality of the house o...	10
31	644	The long bow, naturally, has a much greater rapidity of fire.	10
37	710	The trigger cord, which would release the latch at the bottom of the cage, was intended to be drawn, if drawn, at all, from the level of the walkway, but the cord, itself, naturally, stretched across the darkness, as I have indicated, and came to the wall.	10
37	1112	"The officer assumed, naturally enough, that the man in the water was only a diversion.	10
38	31	"Naturally I had the outlets from the sewers checked," said the officer.	10
46	156	Thus it was that in recruiting one to seek you out and cut your throat it was I who came first, and naturally, to the attention of my superiors, they aware of my hatred for you, my loathing for you, but not of my lust for you, my unquenchable desire for you.	10

Book 27. (40 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	628	She had not even thought of it, at least not in the sense of carefully planning it, but had rather done it naturally, naturally, as a slave.	10
1	13	It is my story, a very personal story, and so, it seems, one might most naturally use first-person discourse, and say, for example, "I did this," and "I saw that," and so on, and yet I am reluctant, afflicted with a certain timidity, to affect this voice.	10
2	157	She insisted to herself, naturally, that she was happy, content, and had no regrets.	10
2	172	Her hair then might be naturally blond, not that that mattered in the least.	10
4	140	And yet you sit there in a manner undisguisedly, and, I suspect, naturally feminine".	10
4	464	"I had never forgotten you," he said, "and so, naturally, when I learned of this possibility, I thought of you, and, indeed, several others, in this regard.	10
8	123	How would they regard her, she only a slave? Her training, in this last period, that in which she had come to understand that she was most perfectly and naturally a female slave, had been quite different, on the whole, from her former lessons, save of course, for the continuing instruction in the la...	10
8	150	From that time forth then, from at least one point of view, she had been a nameless slave, though naturally, at the time, quite unaware of this.	10
13	724	How naturally then, how helplessly do you seem to display it.	10
15	123	One of the great pleasures of the master/slave relationship is the unparalleled intimacy which obtains between the participants, an intimacy which is naturally much enhanced by the ability to see and react to one another's expressions, body language, and such, these things so indicative of thoughts ...	10
16	76	The call had not been in English, as she suddenly, almost simultaneously, realized, but yet, as she also suddenly realized, as in a moment of blazing comprehension, she had not only understood it perfectly, but understood as well that she had understood it perfectly, immediately, and naturally.	10
16	1408	Such were prize acquisitions of conquerors, who might enjoy stripping them and putting them in common collars, and giving them to their lowest soldiers, first, of course, having them perform naked before these soldiers, in the presence, naturally, of their former masters, and the conquerors.	10
17	137	How nicely and naturally she, with her affected severity of manner and her carefully chosen, mannish, businesslike tailored suits, had seemed to fit in with them! She was now chained on a shelf, a naked slave, for sale.	10
17	550	When she awakes and naturally, reflexively, opens her mouth to scream the wadding is thrust into the oral orifice.	10
17	1084	How naturally I am standing thus, she thought.	10
17	1188	Women such as she, straightforwardly and naturally, without a second thought, save for the most practical means to accomplish the end, had been captured, raided for, seized, enslaved, and bought and sold.	10
18	441	You may now stand naturally before me".	10
18	471	Similarly, naturally, there is no nether closure in such a tunic, as one of the purposes of such a tunic is to remind the slave that she is to be instantly, readily available to men.	10
18	556	She tried to walk naturally.	10
18	777	As Ellen attended rather irritably to the tunic of Selius Arconious she realized, with a bit of a start, that she and the other girl, her new friend, Corinne, had been conversing in Gorean, naturally, and without thought.	10
19	226	She, a former woman of Earth, feared naturally, understandably enough, to belong to a Gorean male.	10
20	77	The presence of such women in the camp is a great convenience to the soldiers, as one might imagine, for they are useful in various ways, performing a variety of tasks, such as cooking, cleaning, laundering, and sewing, and, naturally, more delicate, subtle, pleasurable slave tasks, such as "serving...	10
21	98	Others were not now in obvious contact with the stream but were nearby, perhaps fed by waters which had occasionally exceeded the normal boundaries of the stream, or by waters which had drained downward naturally, overflowing the sunken walls, filling the area, cisternlike, the expected result of th...	10
21	205	Naturally their owner, the state of Cos, would wish them to be exhibited at their best, to be clean, healthy, rested, presentable, attractive.	10
22	155	There is little doubt then that these desires, and associated movements, provocative and luring, of the hips and pelvis, or the dispositions thereto, are in some way genetically coded, such that, in a given stimulus situation, recourse will be naturally had to them, and it will seem quite natural an...	10
22	490	Then, angrily, tossing her head and hair, defiantly, not looking back, wondering if he were still watching her, not knowing, putting the shames of Earth behind her, she approached her new summoner proudly, naturally, gracefully, beautifully, a summoned slave.	10
23	22	Ellen wondered if she should have kept her knees closely together, before Mirus, but she had naturally, instantaneously, not even thinking about it, assumed the wide-kneed position.	10
23	229	"And I noted that you knelt instantly, naturally, perfectly, in the position of the pleasure slave".	10
24	24	She then understood herself, and accepted herself, quite naturally and honestly, and without fear, as being what she was, as being something which was owned.	10
24	32	In short, she now understood herself, and thought of herself, quite naturally and accurately, as what in fact she was, as something which was owned.	10
25	679	Naturally they wish the men to share their views but most Gorean men refrain from discussing the matter with them, except perhaps to dismiss the matter with some remark, such as "Do not concern yourself with them.	10
26	63	She excused herself on this count, with the recognition that Selius Arconious was the sort of man before whom women naturally felt an impulse to kneel, and spread-kneed.	10
27	3	Presumably, on the likely Cosian assumption that their enemies might be of Ar, then those enemies might naturally be expected to move toward that city, and, consequently, one supposed that Cosian searches, and attempts to apprehend fugitives, might be largely directed to the southeastern routes, say...	10
27	874	The men, those mounted or not, those with Mirus, and those near the wagon, naturally, without much thinking of it, followed Arconious's gesture, turning, raising their eyes.	10
27	1119	For example, it seems clear that this had not been clearly understood by Mirus, who seemed to have taken it for granted, and naturally, however unwisely, that the leadership of the group was in the grip of one of his own kind, a human, presumably he whom we now choose to refer to as the "spokesman".	10
27	2243	How quickly she had learned to do that, how naturally! The grasslands are commonly dry, but this was in the spring, and storms sometimes erupt, and, when they do, it is often with a sudden rage, a blackening of the sky, a rising of wind, a rushing of clouds, a shattering of lightning, a beating, pou...	10
27	2823	Quickly, as naturally as the movement of a cloud, the bending of a stalk of grass, the fluttering of a leaf, she hurried to kneel before him and put her head down, and kissed his feet.	10
27	3371	Naturally, you must understand, she must be taught your preferences in all things, from the temperature of your paga to that of your bath, and she, of course, as she is a slave, will bathe you.	10
28	403	At hearing the name of this city, the slave thought, naturally, of the slave, Melanie, whom she had met at the festival camp.	10
30	49	Naturally enough then, that women of Earth not unoften so adorn themselves, and may appear in public so adorned, is taken by most Goreans, at least those who believe it, as evidence that they are slaves, and thus of their fittingness to be placed upon the auction block, appearing before masters to b...	10

Book 28. (14 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	It is not clear if the nurturant was a naturally evolved entity or if it was the result of biological engineering long ago, in the Kurii's original world, or one of its worlds, for it may have destroyed more than one.	10
1	144	It was assumed naturally that this assistance would be readily tendered for Zarendargar was well understood to be significant amongst the Kurii and a relentless, dedicated, and dangerous foe of Priest-Kings.	10
1	553	She will receive messages, and calls, which are quite clear, but will be interpreted, naturally enough, as impostures, jests, and hoaxes, or even insults.	10
2	259	Some of them, nicely curved and naturally bodied, do not understand that they are beautiful until they find themselves in Gorean slave chains.	10
4	3	I think I have made clear the difficulties of replicating in a human tongue the phonemes of Kur, as we shall refer to the language of this particular habitat, one, actually, of several in the worlds, and, correspondingly, naturally, the difficulty of reproducing in Kur the phonemes of typical human ...	10
4	8	It is one thing, naturally, to recognize a sound and another to replicate it.	10
4	47	Naturally she wished to eat and drink.	10
26	225	It, or its variations, might emerge, naturally enough, one supposes, from reflection upon a variety of historical instances.	10
45	73	After all, what beautiful woman, however sweet, gentle, tender and modest, does not want her beauty recognized, noted, honored, and admired, even celebrated? And what beautiful woman, too, however sweet, gentle, tender, and modest, does not want to be looked upon by males with interest, and avid, ke...	10
63	152	Cabot, naturally, shifted his location, as he could.	10
67	49	One moves with some stealth, naturally, often taking advantage of cover, and one tends to be very alive to one's surroundings, as the smallest suggestion of something perhaps seen, the tiniest sound perhaps heard, the faintest odor perhaps discerned, may be burdened with significance.	10
79	248	Naturally, she knelt, instantly.	10
80	235	If you wish changes, of course, that can be arranged, by the insertion of fresh elements into the hereditary coils, but we supposed it appropriate, and sufficient, in this case, to let things develop naturally.	10
80	304	He, naturally enough, still muchly thought of her as a pet, and so no place would have been prepared for her, no more than for the slaves.	10

Book 29. (18 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	294	Kurii are naturally carnivorous, but in the limited environments of the Steel Worlds a number of processed foods have been developed, with which they may be nourished.	10
1	429	"Slavery is a misfortune for the male, for the male, or most males, are naturally free, and master, but bondage is apt for the female".	10
5	333	Naturally it would be appropriate to give a woman, particularly a good-looking woman, which Constantina was, only to a master.	10
7	362	It is, naturally, usually quite pleasant to assuage the slave's needs, as anyone who has done so knows.	10
9	273	Who then was she trying to convince? Pertinax naturally, from his background, I supposed, the antecedents of our situation, and so on, would think of her as a free woman.	10
10	480	Naturally I encouraged her to believe that Stevens and Associates might have considerable investment capital in hand, and that we were looking to put it to use, pending the location of a suitable firm to handle this matter.	10
14	45	On tarnback, naturally, there is little call for it.	10
15	80	Naturally it is the master who selects the adornments.	10
18	480	The repressed free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not.	10
25	125	If one is in a territory thought safe, of course, the scabbard belt is not unoften slung across the body, looped from the right shoulder to the left hip, if the swordsman is right-handed, and, naturally enough, looped from the left shoulder to the right hip, if the swordsman is left-handed.	10
27	150	Did he not understand that Saru was as much a slave, and every bit as appropriately, naturally, and fittingly so, as his Jane? The collar was on her neck as rightly, as ideally, and perfectly, as it was on his Jane.	10
28	187	Many of the new slaves brought to Gor from Earth, who are, naturally, not yet familiar with Gorean, are startled, in their sale, while they are being exhibited, to understand that the bidding on them has suddenly become much more heated.	10
28	385	My interlude with the needful slave, a girl once of Cos, who had been named 'Talena', now 'Lita', put me naturally in mind of the former Ubara, and her possible fates.	10
30	28	Road traffic on Gor, naturally, keeps to the left.	10
30	50	The structure of the ram is designed, naturally, to minimize this eventuality, and to facilitate its withdrawal by back-oaring.	10
35	104	It was her role, it seems, merely to inform you of a menace, one she would take, naturally enough, as emanating from us, things to be made clear to you later".	10
38	14	The larma does not grow naturally in Torvaldsland, but certain hard fruits do, which, happily, will serve a similar purpose.	10
40	82	Naturally this surmise does not please her.	10

Book 30. (10 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	639	At night, naturally, she may be put to the side, bound hand and foot.	10
9	208	There were, naturally, several entryways, for men, supplies, feed, and such, both on the port and starboard side of the ship, at the various levels, to the tarn areas.	10
12	184	Naturally, puzzled, and somewhat irritated, I turned about to regard the slave who had dared to serve improperly, and she had dared to meet my eyes, angrily, and then look haughtily away.	10
20	252	Men were so aggressive, so possessive, so ambitious, so powerful, so strong, so proudly, so naturally, so unquestioningly, so intimidatingly so.	10
25	68	Doubtless some of these were intended to locate and ascertain the numbers and dispositions of Lord Yamada's forces in the vicinity, but others were apparently of a much subtler nature, some to instigate apprehension which might spread naturally to the enemy, with appeals to fear and superstition, an...	10
26	61	Naturally they kneel humbly before the men, for they are not only females, but slaves.	10
30	145	Seremides had, of course, attempted to use the failure of the desertion, naturally enough, as an opportunity to embroil Tereus, whom he feared, with the Pani.	10
36	23	This boast of Demetrion, on behalf of shapely, quality merchandise available in Brundisium, brought to my mind, naturally enough, a particular slave, one whom I would have liked to purchase, but could not afford.	10
36	72	Suspicion, in our search for the leaders and organizers of the attempted desertion, fell naturally on armsmen, and, in particular, on those who were, or had been, high armsmen.	10
37	154	I know myself, by beauty, by blood, by thought, by dreams, by needs, to be naturally the property of men, and it is your property I wish to be!" He held her out, again, from him, both of them on their knees, on the planks of the dark, polished floor.	10

Book 31. (16 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	139	Did they not know the formulas? Were they unaware of the political requirements imposed on contemporary literature? Were such so obscure, or difficult to discern? What an unexpected paradox, to put aside the rules, to deny orthodoxy, to speak so plainly, so simply and quietly, and naturally, of a cu...	10
4	558	Given that understanding, much will come quite naturally.	10
5	250	I had said this naturally, understandably enough, for I was afraid.	10
7	183	Might they not have escaped the lips of a frightened slave? And how naturally I had addressed a free man as "Master!" I recalled, from the party, that all free males were to be addressed as "Master," and all free females as "Mistress!" I was taken to a side chamber.	10
7	723	This was not Earth, in which a battery of social and legal weaponry might be invoked against any fellow so unwary as to dare to look honestly, openly, frankly, naturally, on a woman.	10
8	1987	Too, once they had been truly knelt, their sexual drives and needs would begin to rage within them; they would become aware of their biological being and its nature, that they were biologically the properties of men; and, pursuant to these understandings and bodily changes, and knowing themselves ch...	10
9	327	We are on our knees as easily, and naturally, and as appropriately, as the free person is on his feet, or sits on his bench or chair, or reclines, at ease, on his supper couch.	10
10	294	Naturally the hair is certified as having been that of other free women.	10
15	52	I had seen hundreds of Gorean men about, as I had scarcely on my world understood such men could exist, so large, strong, and powerful, so naturally self-satisfied, so unassumingly proud, and arrogant, possessive, aggressive men, unconfused and unconflicted, so clear-eyed, easy-moving, and large-han...	10
26	194	She looked up at Astrinax, whom she took, naturally, to be the leader of our party.	10
27	131	How naturally we, as kajirae, had been on the point of kneeling.	10
30	6	Perhaps that is because they have never met a true male, so mighty, so innocently and naturally the master of such as we.	10
43	45	This displeased Agamemnon and his cohorts, who had naturally expected him to ally himself with them, to kill without question, and such.	10
47	4	He had apparently made the stipulation that he would reveal the names of the conspirators only to Agamemnon himself, thus assuring himself that all would be done fully and properly, without any confusion or mistake, and, also, naturally, one supposes, that he, Desmond of Harfax, would then be recogn...	10
49	54	For Grendel to undertake this dark embassy it was necessary, naturally, that a means of transportation be provided.	10
52	434	And, naturally, we try our best to be pleasing and hope to be found pleasing.	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	234	Or more, what woman would? How pathetic that would be, how one would despise such a man, such a betrayer of his nature, or one lacking the nature of man, but rather to one who is incomparably superior to myself, naturally powerful, commanding, and virile, one who would see me as I am, and do with me...	10
7	15	Here, in a way, I had learned what I was, basically, and naturally No longer needed I pretend to be something else, some sort of imitation man, a pseudoman, or a facsimile man, or something advised to be manlike, or a creature to which sex should be unimportant or irrelevant, or a neuter of some sor...	10
7	258	How naturally that word came to me! On my former world, in my employments, on the streets, it had never occurred to me that I would be so reduced and degraded, that I would be made a slave, this so fulfilling me.	10
7	261	How naturally that word had come to me! A key was thrust into the collar lock, and the bolt moved.	10
8	259	Some were free women who, naturally, regarded the slaves with satisfaction and contempt.	10
8	413	Why should a master not display them? As with the common slave tunic it was sleeveless, and, naturally, as most slave garments, lacked a nether closure.	10
9	64	Naturally I had no idea where we were, other than on some remote beach, in the north.	10
17	29	I, of Earth, was desired, and as a Gorean slave! Naturally I had striven to find this indication of interest, this form of evaluation, distressing and humiliating.	10
22	21	Slave raids, naturally, were a separate matter.	10
33	13	Naturally I had tried the knots on my wrists and ankles, but found them, as I had anticipated, of Gorean efficiency.	10
38	12	He, with Homines, would retain contact with the quarry It had apparently been the speculation of Axel, or, more likely, that of Tyrtaios, that Panther Girls, if they were in the vicinity, might note the fled slave, and, naturally, would not be averse to acquiring her.	10
48	143	I feared, naturally enough, you might be tracked by panthers, or sleen, and thus, when I heard a particular roar, a typical roar of warning, of territorial claimancy, I conjectured a territorial intrusion might have occurred, either deliberately or inadvertently.	10
50	201	But seeing her so helplessly confined, and so vulnerable, pleases the male, who naturally relishes having so beautiful and desirable a beast before him, at his mercy.	10
50	313	As he was rowing he was facing me, naturally, and the closer shore.	10
52	816	"Does it make no difference to you," he asked, "what you have made me, what you have done to me?" "Naturally I am concerned," I said.	10

Book 33. (18 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	73	The survivors, naturally, at least those aflight, had made their way to the castle.	10
4	149	The Pani keep slaves, but the cultural status of the contract woman is superior to that of the slave, and considerably inferior, naturally, to that of the free woman.	10
14	129	"Most of the readings are stupid ambiguities and obscure nonsense, things which might be interpreted in several ways, one of which is likely, from time to time, to bear some resemblance to something or other which might actually occur, but I take care, naturally, to supply the content now and then, ...	10
20	16	Tajima had witnessed this and inferred, naturally enough, that this was done on behalf of Lord Nishida, to whom she was supposedly contracted.	10
21	180	Naturally I refused, by gestures, and shaking my head, to do so.	10
23	210	Under certain field conditions, naturally enough, one prefers stealth and silence.	10
43	66	Pertinax had made it clear to Saru that Jane was "first girl," and so, naturally, Saru addressed her as "Mistress".	10
43	130	Once the vehicle is in motion it is easier, naturally, to keep it in motion.	10
45	68	Skirmishes and altercations have taken place for generations between these two species, the Kurii wishing to obtain this world and the Priest-Kings, naturally, to retain it.	10
49	182	Naturally I had resecured my chamber, with the bolt and bars, as soon as I had left, and we had done the same for that of Tajima.	10
57	19	Is the beauty of women not one of the pleasures of men? The slave, for example, is required to be as beautiful as possible before men, even before a hated master, as well as, naturally, graceful, obedient, deferent, and submissive.	10
58	53	She may, too, be fed occasionally by hand, in which case, naturally, she takes the food in her mouth, and may not otherwise touch it.	10
61	421	My ultimate goal, naturally enough, under the circumstances, was to bring the situation between the rival houses of Temmu and Yamada to the point where neither house could achieve, or plausibly claim, victory.	10
61	428	He regarded her, naturally enough, given her beauty, as a possible wife.	10
61	433	As she was given to assisting Haruki in the garden, Lord Yamada naturally assumed that Haruki, who was a free man, owned her.	10
61	508	Naturally, threats were made, and bribes offered, by both sides, but the barbarian, and certain others, high in the cavalry, remained unshaken in their peculiar resolve.	10
61	629	It was naturally lit, with a large panel open to the outside, leading to a terrace.	10
61	812	"How could I not? Naturally, of course, I proclaimed its justification!" "Goreans admit no justification for that act," I said.	10

Book 34. (20 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	507	She seemed to make up her own mind about things, naturally with dismal results.	10
1	545	The matter should be as if no more than if I were thinking of her, and felt like chatting, which chat could then lead naturally to an invitation, and a proposed afternoon's outing.	10
6	488	They were so naturally, and unassumingly, masculine, so sure of themselves.	10
7	260	Interestingly, in a few hours I would physically and psychologically adjust to such changes, and would behave, feel, and move here as unconsciously and naturally as I had before, on a different orb.	10
17	143	He had thought of me, it seems, apparently quite naturally, as a pleasure slave! Perhaps then I was not a mere copper-tarsk girl, after all.	10
27	65	Despite its apparent opacity, wearing it, one could move about naturally, and swiftly, well aware of one's environment.	10
30	215	Naturally I regarded these treasures with unfeigned interest.	10
33	391	It trembled, as though shaken with some feral emotion, doubtless naturally enough, given such a dreadful form of life.	10
45	84	How naturally, how unthinkingly, I knelt! "What are you doing here?" I asked.	10
49	124	Naturally he will be kept informed of all proposed arrangements in a suitably prepared memorandum, long before we consider drafting a formal document, one to be submitted for his review, signature, and seal".	10
50	137	This was reminiscent of a common way in which slave wine is administered to a slave, to preclude conception, as the breeding of a slave is, naturally, at the discretion of her masters.	10
51	233	"Naturally I am uneasy," I said.	10
53	23	Most of the stone from earlier walls, however, naturally enough, is incorporated in the newer walls.	10
54	85	On this world I was what I should be, and should have been, as well, on my former world, had it been naturally and rightfully ordered, property.	10
61	516	The men were naturally wary of the Kurii, not only because of the nature of the form of life, which would be justification enough, but because several were supposedly allies, somehow enleagued with Decius Albus.	10
61	535	Naturally free women, in most cities, in their frustration, as would be expected, make the most of their prestige, caste rights, intelligence, beauty, and such, exploiting such things ruthlessly to consolidate and improve their position in society.	10
62	62	The position is assumed, naturally, while the slave is unclothed, first, that her body be wholly vulnerable, and, second, that nothing interfere with, or impede, the assessment or appraisal.	10
62	112	In others, external forms are imposed from the outside, and the slave becomes real on the inside, as the latent inner slave is discovered and released, and then, now naturally, manifests itself on the outside.	10
63	103	Richer individuals, naturally enough, usually supply their own resources in such matters.	10
65	279	"Yes," I said, contrite, holding the bars of the cage, half sick, much ashamed of the doubts I had entertained, however plausibly, however naturally.	10

Book 35. (6 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	13	Too, naturally, it was made clear that I was a barbarian.	10
23	99	I had knelt, naturally, as soon as they had stopped.	10
40	39	And, naturally I suppose, slaves were given little, if any, sense of the content of her responses to whatever questions may have been asked.	10
43	116	This occurrence was not missed by several of the oarsmen who, naturally, all faced the stern of the boat.	10
46	69	They, interestingly, in the same way as hundreds of others, had naturally been taken as volunteers in the effort to recover a stolen slave named Adraste.	10
46	678	I had done it naturally, fittingly.	10

Book 36. (10 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	33	The cyphers, substitution cyphers naturally, are correlated, in one way or another, with letters in the Gorean alphabet, a long beat followed by two short beats, say, standing for a given letter, and so on.	10
4	42	Naturally both parties, the sending and the receiving party, have the same cypher schedules.	10
17	27	Perhaps, naturally enough, she had taken them for granted, taken them to be her due, her right.	10
29	164	"It may be difficult for you, in the beginning," I said, "to use words such as 'Master' and 'Masters', 'Mistress' and 'Mistresses', but soon you will use them easily and aptly, thoughtlessly and naturally, thinking nothing of it, for there is a great difference between the owned and the unowned, the...	10
30	36	"A number of bowmen changing their places of fire," said Thurnock, "the enemy being likely to assume, naturally enough, that each place of fire means a bowman still at that place".	10
47	4	The hostile Peasantry, naturally, would not, nor would they ever intend to, attack ready infantry in such a position, descending into a steep ditch and trying to fight their way upward and out of such a ditch in the face of ensconced, armored resistance.	10
52	16	This feature, naturally, conditions naval actions.	10
52	104	I pretended to flee and the enemy hastened after me, the fastest enemy naturally closest to me, the second-fastest enemy behind him, and the third-fastest behind him, and so on.	10
58	217	"You learned in Sybaris that the corsair fleet would attack Mytilene, naturally enough to seize the wealth accrued from the fair," said Sakim.	10
59	86	Naturally the two guards, startled, affronted, and angered, followed me, to seize me and eject me from the tavern.	10