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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	131	If I had been a skilled linguist, I undoubtedly would have discovered hundreds of parallels and affinities, grammatical and otherwise, between Gorean and various of the Earth languages.	10
5	132	Sana had insisted that I keep the pellet of poison which the Council had given her to spare her from the otherwise inevitable tortures that would follow the disclosure of her identity in the cylinders of Ar.	10
10	111	In the evening the strap-masters and warriors would amuse themselves with stories and songs, recounting their exploits, fictitious and otherwise, and bawling out their raucous harmonies under the influence of paga.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	25	Our search, otherwise, was fruitless.	10
6	7	The fairs do much to unite intellectually the otherwise so isolated cities of Gor.	10
6	8	And I speculate that the fairs likewise do their bit toward stabilizing the dialects of Gor, which might otherwise in a few generations have diverged to the point of being mutually unintelligible—for the Goreans do have this in common, their mother tongue in all its hundred permutations, whic...	10
6	55	Perhaps this institution, which on the surface seems so deplorable, is profitable from the standpoint of the race, preventing the gradual inbreeding of otherwise largely isolated, self-sufficient cities.	10
21	100	Perhaps it is merely a device for merchants who must have some such means for tracing runaway slaves, which would otherwise constitute a costly hazard to their trade.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	7	Thus when she has been irritable or otherwise troublesome even a Free Companion may find herself at the foot of the couch looking forward to a pleasant night on the stones, stripped, with neither mat nor blanket, chained to a slave ring precisely as though she were a lowly slave girl.	10
13	82	"Yes," said the first slave, "otherwise I am afraid we would appear much alike to them".	10
15	82	"It is well for us to die," said Misk, "for otherwise the Nest would be eternal and the Nest must not be eternal, for how could we love it if it were so?" I could not follow all of what Misk was saying, and I found it hard to take my eyes from the inert figure of the young male Priest-King which lay...	10
18	85	* * * * I did not object to the time I spent with Sarm, however, for he taught me far more of the Nest in a much shorter time than would have otherwise been possible.	10
18	86	With him at my side I had access to many areas which would otherwise have been closed to a human.	10
22	58	"Frankly," said Misk, "it would be my recommendation to slay me first and then unlock the band and dispose of my body, for otherwise I might be tempted to defend myself".	10
28	226	Indeed, it is through the control of gravity that the Priest-Kings had, long ago, brought their world into our system, an engineering feat which might have been otherwise impossible without perhaps the draining of gleaming Thassa itself for its hydrogen nuclei.	10
30	32	Otherwise I would be used as a weapon by Sarm, used to injure and destroy my friends.	10

Book 4. (8 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	26	Perhaps if I were successful I might save my race, by preserving the Priest-Kings that might shelter them from the annihilation that might otherwise be achieved if uncontrolled technological development were too soon permitted them; perhaps in time man would grow rational, and reason and love and to...	10
5	46	Among the Wagon Peoples, to be clad Kajir means, for a girl, to wear four articles, two red, two black; a red cord, the Curla, is tied about the waist; the Chatka, or long, narrow strip of black leather, fits over this cord in the front, passes under, and then again, from the inside, passes over the...	10
8	93	He was, of course, aware that no girl, Gorean or otherwise, could be expected to take lightly a sudden reduction to an abject and complete slavery, particularly considering what that would mean among the wagons.	10
8	407	I noted a flicker pass through the eyes of Kamchak, but he seemed otherwise impassive.	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
14	10	The bosk are hitched up and slaves, who might otherwise take advantage of the tumult, are chained.	10
27	18	Beside me, clad not Kajir but in the brief leather of one of the Wagon Girls, though collared, stood Elizabeth Cardwell; similarly attired and collared, I noted, standing a bit behind Harold of the Tuchuks, I saw the fiery Hereena; she was perhaps the only one of all the girls of the Wagon Peoples t...	10
27	134	Whatever she might have been before, a clock number, a set of records in a personnel file, an unimportant employee, with her salary and benefits, under the obligation to please and impress other employees, scarcely more important than herself, she was now alive, and free in her emotions though her f...	10

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	27	"Otherwise," he said, "you surely would not have come here—for in this house we are innocent".	10
5	7	Otherwise one would have to cut through the wood.	10
13	232	I expect the fact that I walked as a Warrior, a sword at my side, perhaps dissuaded individuals who might otherwise have attempted to cut a purse or threaten a throat were they not rewarded for leniency.	10
14	144	Otherwise, given the splendor of her robes, she might have been on the highest bridges the envy of all the free women of Ar.	10
19	5	Many were the furious Gorean slave girls who found themselves, early in the Love Feast, forced to ascend the block while buyers were still waiting, before the larger quantities of gold would be spent, to be sold for prices less than they might otherwise have won for themselves under the conditions o...	10
19	77	I saw no merchandise in my passage through the rear halls of the Curulean; the girls are generally kept, prior to their sale, in holding cells, lit by energy bulbs, beneath the ground level; soon, however, I was passing by the exposition cages, which are accessible to the public; these cages were no...	10
20	131	She might otherwise have been beautiful.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	34	Normally, incidentally, in giving measures, the Earth foot, unless otherwise specified, should be understood.	10
10	47	Many were at sea, and many saw fit to employ their time otherwise.	10
13	93	"In my house, however, you may be interested to learn, it would be otherwise".	10
14	63	Other disadvantages to the double- and triple-banked systems, of course, are that valuable hold space is consumed by oarsmen; and that many of your oarsmen, if not all, are below decks and thus unable to enter into necessary actions as easily as they might otherwise do; further, in case of ramming o...	10
17	151	Surely many captains, of the council and otherwise, had done so, their holds filled with their chained slaves and secured treasures.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	45	We did what she told us to, for otherwise she would beat us.	10
7	87	Targo had then gathered his men together, and his remaining goods, feminine and otherwise.	10
7	489	Ute and I, tied together by the throat, but otherwise unimpeded, wearing our camisks, like the other girls, under a guard, went off with two buckets to gather berries.	10
8	303	Once we passed a paga tavern, and, inside, belled and jeweled, otherwise unclothed, I saw a girl dancing on a square of sand between the tables.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	203	Sometimes disputes, which otherwise might be settled only by ax or sword, are willingly surrendered to a game of Kaissa, if only for the joy of engaging in the game.	10
3	369	She did not seem, otherwise, fully aware of what was happening to her.	10
5	28	The baker's knot is supposed to minimize the amount of pilfering of pastries, and such, which might otherwise be done by slave girls.	10
6	173	It permits her much wider trade perimeters than would otherwise be possible.	10
12	11	Such alliances, portions of their planning, lifted them to strata where their talents and energies might have full play, strata otherwise closed to them by dominant, controlling groups and families, jealous of and protective of their own interests.	10
12	150	I would permit my men, for a time, to observe and laugh at my hair, joking with them, for otherwise it would be difficult for them, terribly difficult.	10
13	246	It is a reasonably common practice to separate officers and men, in order that prisoners have less unity and direction than might otherwise be the case.	10
15	99	If I could make it so that the panther girls feared to leave the camp, and, in the marches, would insist on remaining near the long slave chain, putatively protected by their numbers, the men of Tyros would be, for many practical purposes, deprived of the services of their otherwise dangerously effe...	10
18	461	This makes it easier to beach them than would otherwise be the case.	10
18	473	They appear otherwise in the legends of others.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	304	All men of Torvaldsland, incidentally, even if otherwise unarmed, carry a knife at their master belt.	10
4	306	What otherwise would he think of the hospitality I extend to my prisoners?" "I will not eat the gruel of bondmaids," said Aelgifu.	10
10	150	Two men meet, but each is permitted a shield bearer; the combatants strike at one another, and the blows, hopefully, are fended by each's shield bearer; three shields are permitted to each combatant; when these are hacked to pieces or otherwise rendered useless, his shield bearer retires, and he mus...	10
10	171	She was not otherwise secured.	10
10	611	Would she have it otherwise? Too, she is that important to him.	10

Book 10. (12 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	464	If it were not for the caravan bells, the slow moving, otherwise generally silent caravans, might, unknowingly, pass within yards of men in desperate need of succor.	10
2	166	She could, thus, do nothing to betray or confound, inadvertently or otherwise, by word or glance, our plans.	10
4	200	The diet of the slave girl was regulated with the same attention and care as that which a man of Earth would bestow on his prize hunting dogs, or otherwise esteemed domestic animals.	10
10	198	Earlier, though it had not been our original intention, following our commercial interaction, in which Hassan had exchanged his plunder, flesh and otherwise, for gold, we had been conducted by the merchant to the well, shattered, perhaps ruined.	10
11	386	In this fashion the water is still used, and, to some extent, it saves the inn boys from carrying as much water as they might otherwise do, from the wells of the oasis, to the inn's cistern.	10
12	560	She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was.	10
13	289	What a beautiful piece of slave flesh Alyena was, so vulnerable, so feminine, but how could she have been otherwise when owned by Gorean men? The man on the dais languidly lifted his finger.	10
15	39	In places, the "open pits," the brine pits are exposed on the surface, where they are fed by springs from the underground rivers, which prevents their desiccation by evaporation, which would otherwise occur almost immediately in the Tahari temperatures.	10
16	160	This is a salt adaptation which conserves energy, which, otherwise, might be constantly expended in maintaining an attitude in which oxygenation can occur.	10
24	265	"Having a slave's beauty, you are likely to be at somewhat less risk than you might be otherwise, other things being equal, considering what you are".	10
26	83	While I had pleasured myself with another woman, Tafa, I had occasionally had two slaves summoned that they might, bangled, and collared, and otherwise nude, attend on us, with black wine, sugars, fruits, nuts, and various sweets.	10
26	462	The strap or coiled rope he carries is used less often to hasten, in a humiliating fashion, a girl who might otherwise dally on the way to discipline, though it may serve this purpose, than it is to drive other girls from her.	10

Book 11. (11 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1242	Yes, I kissed his feet, as though I might have been no more than a beautiful, stripped, guilty, frightened slave! How natural, and necessary, and perfect, in such circumstances, seemed this act of timid abject obeisance! Would any girl of Earth, I wondered, so in the power of such a man, on such a w...	10
5	234	He wore otherwise only a tunic and the heavy sandals, almost boots, of a soldier.	10
8	124	Doubtless, in its training, and perhaps otherwise, it had herded many girls.	10
8	155	If they can be taken within the first two months of their life, which seems to be a critical period, before they have tasted blood and meat in the wild, and made their own kills, there is apparently a reasonably good chance that they can be domesticated; otherwise, generally not.	10
9	196	Before free women, on the other hand, even a pleasure slave would have been likely to kneel in the position of the tower slave, or woman's slave, knees closed, unless ordered to do otherwise.	10
9	1552	Indeed, it is sometimes encouraged, to pacify young men whose natural aggressions otherwise might turn aside into destructive channels.	10
11	127	"For the time then," said Sucha, "until masters wish otherwise, you will remain 'Dina.	10
25	45	"Otherwise," said Bosk, "the intended recipient of the message would also not know which message was the one intended for communication".	10
26	521	Her place, unless commanded otherwise, was at the foot of the couch, at the slave ring.	10
27	353	I do not know if this is because we are stealthier and more cunning, or simply because otherwise we would be an object of ridicule and a laughing stock to Gorean males.	10
29	185	Otherwise he is only a party to a contract".	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	120	The clocks improve tournament play which otherwise could become contests not of Kaissa but of patience, the victory perhaps going to him who was most willing to outsit his opponent.	10
4	515	I hoped the supplies I had sent north would mitigate what otherwise might prove a catastrophe for the red hunters, the nomads of the northern wastes.	10
6	510	"You have been otherwise engaged," she said loftily.	10
9	184	The Fairs, in their diverse ways, tend to standardize the language, which might otherwise disintegrate into regional variations which, over centuries, might become mutually unintelligible linguistic modalities, in effect and practice, unfortunately, separate languages.	10
12	121	"It might be difficult otherwise for one such as myself to cross the ice".	10
15	99	It was rather that he was simply otherwise occupied.	10
22	44	"Otherwise it might be dangerous for them".	10
22	124	"Otherwise I might be in real danger".	10
23	165	Otherwise many men would be out on the ice with their families.	10
31	232	How could it be otherwise?" "There is first the dominant, and then the egg-carrier, and then the nondominant, and then, if one considers such things Kur, the blood-nurser".	10
35	23	I think the sled let me approach more closely than I might otherwise have been capable of doing.	10
37	34	This conserves leather and diminishes the amount of tangling that might otherwise occur.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	46	I had met Half-Ear there, in a vast northern complex, an enormous supply depot intended to arm and fuel, and otherwise logistically support, the projected invasion of Gor, the Counter-Earth.	10
1	218	"And until the calculations of Ramani, and the expeditions of Shaba and Ramus, who had reason to believe otherwise?" "The rain forests closed the Cartius proper for most civilized persons from the south," I said, "and what trading took place tended to be confined to the ubarates of the southern shor...	10
11	148	Otherwise indoor living in Schendi could be difficult to bear.	10
12	634	He then thrust her stumbling, blindfolded and naked, but otherwise unbound, to me.	10
13	798	I examined, too, the dust of the alley, to see if it moved, or otherwise stirred, as it might have, if a foot had passed.	10
19	172	If you are an assassin, take it in lieu of the pay which you would not otherwise receive.	10
24	250	This has the effect of minimizing the pressure waves projected before their bodies, an effect that might otherwise alert a wary, but unsuspecting prey.	10
32	392	Otherwise why would any of them be puzzled when they were enslaved.	10
45	27	Such women, in their waking hours, are often tense and restless; it is not unusual, too, for them to be irritable; and many times they are hostile toward men; many times they are not even fully aware of the underlying causes of their uncomfortable conscious states; how horrified they might be if the...	10
48	324	"Can I dare, too, now," she asked, "to be sensuous?" "If you are not fully pleasing in all the modalities of the slave girl, sensuous and otherwise," I said, "you will be severely punished".	10
52	73	Otherwise he will not".	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	164	"The trip, otherwise, would be very difficult for you".	10
3	312	"You will commonly," she said, not unkindly, "when kneeling before a free woman, keep your knees spread, unless your lady wishes otherwise".	10
7	213	And who will tell a man not to be a man? Surely, too, the flowers, who might otherwise fear the tread of the heavy paw, the passing of the foot of the striding warrior.	10
21	50	To be sure, it had for a moment this afternoon seemed otherwise.	10
32	194	And they will not have it otherwise; a contented slave would not trade her collar for a kingdom.	10
32	402	"But should not a true slave, like myself, be placed in actual bondage, and have a master? Otherwise she could not be truly fulfilled".	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	314	"Otherwise you would have only the steel on your neck".	10
6	87	The log warehouses for slaves are commonly double-walled and the girls are kept stripped within them, and commonly wear ankle chains, except when the guards wish otherwise.	10
10	158	Does one truly own a slave until she is at your feet diligently polishing your leather, looking up occasionally, hoping you will be satisfied; she does not wish to be beaten; until she is in your kitchen, preparing your food; until she is serving it, humbly, perhaps nude, as you might wish her then,...	10
13	135	Otherwise, to their humiliation, they would confess themselves less than others".	10
24	128	This type of thing, I think, accounts for something of the joy which is experienced by many slave girls, a joy which, otherwise, would seem inexplicable.	10
25	98	The matter, however, will be otherwise with Aemilianus.	10
28	126	"Otherwise, in spite of my affection for him, I would not have acted as I did".	10
30	34	Most were nude, but some were silked, or clad otherwise revealingly, as befitted the wenches of pirates.	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	24	On the other hand, if he should be in the cabin, or if it should be otherwise occupied, I must enter swiftly and without warning, that I might, if necessary, strike before being struck.	10
8	256	This prevents the shifting of position which, otherwise, of course, particularly in rough seas, would be inevitable.	10
10	44	We thought it otherwise with Krondar, the fighting slave.	10
19	1156	"I would not have it otherwise, Master".	10
19	1157	"It will not be otherwise," I said.	10
21	870	Unless otherwise instructed she will remain near its foot, rather in the manner of a pet sleen.	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	585	"How then could I appear otherwise?" "You were not otherwise," I said, "until you were sold in Kailiauk, until you were put on a chain.	10
1	171	In this way the scabbard, the blade once drawn, may be discarded, with its strap, which accouterments, otherwise, might constitute an encumbrance in combat.	10
1	575	Similarly no greetings do I bring you from our domestic animals, those who are human and otherwise.	10
1	1080	Surely they could live otherwise, but they have not chosen to do so.	10
1	1264	Yet, otherwise, I could not explain his presence in the Barrens.	10
5	165	Indeed, I had resolved, as a part of a disguise, to pretend to only modest skill with the weapon, unless it proved necessary to do otherwise.	10
8	394	Certain coins, such as the silver tarsk of Tharna and the golden tarn of Ar, tend, to some extent, to standardize what otherwise might be a mercantile chaos.	10
14	82	It is easier, if one is smiling, to get a little less than one would like, or to give a bit more than one might otherwise choose to.	10
14	1344	Otherwise he would have to winter in the Barrens.	10
15	191	She shuddered, but she did not otherwise move.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	332	In being Canka's slave I had a status and place in the Isbu camp which, in its way, sheltered me from the type of sportive attack to which a lone, free white man might be otherwise exposed.	10
28	183	To break the position otherwise is to be instantly slain.	10
30	24	"Otherwise it will be a slaughter".	10
32	237	Otherwise he is not a man".	10

Book 19. (15 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	248	"Matters might then proceed somewhat more simply for us than might otherwise have been the case".	10
2	474	I was then again a simple, typical, naive young female of my culture, shaken, confused, and terrified, not understanding what was being done to her, or why, and fearing a looming, unfamiliar future, to which she might be destined, one doubtless quite other than those which she might have otherwise p...	10
6	32	Otherwise it did not seem likely to me that he would have graced so small a tournament with his presence.	10
6	67	Otherwise, had I gone abroad in the robes of the Tatrix, we would have been encumbered by guards and crowds; we would have had to travel in a palanquin; we would have been forced to tolerate the annunciatory drums and trumpets, and put up with all the noisy, ostentatious, dreary panoply of office.	10
6	258	The proximity of the tarns made it less pleasant than it might otherwise have been.	10
13	121	She is thus in a position to feed herself or better exhibit her beauty to masters in a wider variety of postures and attitudes than would otherwise be the case.	10
24	161	The first collar I had worn had been a color-coded transfer collar, put on me at the holding area outside the gate, probably primarily to comply with the ordinance that female slaves in Ar must wear a visible token of their bondage; otherwise we might simply have had our destinations written on our ...	10
31	83	Accordingly, many females, particularly attractive ones, the ones of greatest interest to strong men, found themselves transported into, or carried into, unfamiliar environments, linguistic and otherwise.	10
31	84	Clearly then, adaptability, and certain talents, linguistic and otherwise, would provide advantages in certain of these unfamiliar environments.	10
31	88	Suddenly a variety of things, linguistic and otherwise, which might have seemed genetic anomalies, or simply hitherto inexplicable, became very plausible, and made alarming sense.	10
31	528	I would not have dared to do otherwise, of course.	10
33	292	As a true man he could not do otherwise than to have me".	10
33	661	I so wanted his respect! How otherwise could he care for me? I must strive to have him think me an object of misfortune, a free woman lamentably, unconscionably embonded.	10
36	1244	To be sure, neither of us would have dared to be otherwise.	10
36	1618	Doubtless the saying would not otherwise have gained such wide currency".	10

Book 20. (19 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	685	It would be dangerous otherwise to do so.	10
3	169	"You and your fellows remain legally free, of course," she said, "though totally in my power, as complete captives, until a sign of bondage is burned into your pretty hides, or you are appropriately collared, or otherwise legally enslaved".	10
4	313	I might even be tempted to treat you with somewhat greater indulgence than you might otherwise deserve.	10
5	444	"But you did beg prettily," I said, "and had the matter been otherwise, for example, had you been begging to serve my pleasure, I would truly have been tempted to give you a more favorable response".	10
6	24	This facilitates, in any possible dispute or uncertainty as to their status or condition, a clear determination in the matter, by anyone, of course, but in particular by guardsmen or magistrates, or otherwise duly authorized authorities.	10
6	61	"What lady could do otherwise?" she inquired.	10
6	1110	This is very pleasant, incidentally, and helps to while away time on what might otherwise be a long and uneventful journey.	10
6	1317	"You have no idea how that arrangement assuages the agonies of conscience with which I might otherwise have been afflicted," said Boots.	10
9	163	"Where are the other valuables, the moneys, in the camp," I asked, "their accruals from the fellow with the wagon, or otherwise?" "It is all there," she said, indicating it with her head, "in those packs.	10
9	472	"Otherwise," she said, "I fear the journey will be both lengthy and painful.	10
10	552	"This role calls for a free woman," I said, "otherwise it would not be nearly so interesting or impressive".	10
10	682	Otherwise she may be put to pleasure frequently, and repeatedly, by any male, or number of males, at any time or place.	10
11	7	"How stupid of me to fear otherwise".	10
11	44	"Otherwise she would not be used in this fashion".	10
12	319	"Otherwise you might have resigned several moves ago, thereby perhaps saving yourself embarrassment".	10
12	785	You will serve him in all ways, intimate or otherwise, and perfectly, as he may wish or direct".	10
16	1077	There they will be properly branded and collared, and will begin to be taught the lessons, intimate and otherwise, appropriate to their new condition in life.	10
21	326	"And where it no longer suffices," he said, "you must make do otherwise".	10
21	550	"Otherwise you would not have sought the keys so diligently.	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	150	Accordingly the tactics and movements of such groups, functions of captains who know their men well, and must be wary of them, are often less indicative of sound military considerations, strategic or otherwise, than of organized brigandage.	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
4	148	"And one should," agreed Hurtha, "for otherwise one might not improve one's fortunes".	10
15	432	It could have been done otherwise but this is best.	10
15	619	"Otherwise I would not have brought you here in the first place.	10
22	398	And certainly this feature makes the work of Gorean slavers on Earth less burdensome than it might otherwise prove to be.	10
24	227	"To the best of my knowledge," he said, "I do not have any daughters, long-lost or otherwise.	10
26	108	Otherwise it might have been embarrassing.	10
26	1294	Otherwise, I suppose, it would be very difficult to explain their unusual success in deciding which women, even of women in crowds, and veiled and clad in the robes of concealment, are likely to be the most beautiful and make the best slaves, and those women, of course, are the ones most profitably ...	10

Book 22. (19 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	148	We were all such, it seemed, as to be helplessly at the mercy of our sensitivities, tactile and otherwise, of our helpless responsiveness, and our feelings.	10
9	414	I think I must then have seemed to him quite otherwise than I had but moments ago.	10
10	547	The kneeling position, thus, interestingly, can occasionally provide a measure of security, if a somewhat tenuous one, for the slave, tending to reduce to some extent the frequency with which, in a culture with such interpersonal proximities, she might otherwise be subjected to unauthorized rape.	10
11	1308	Otherwise we cannot be ourselves! I tried to push him away, sobbing.	10
11	1338	I needed not fear pregnancy until the matter had been decided otherwise by masters.	10
11	1354	Otherwise I might have fallen in love with him.	10
11	1581	He could have been quite otherwise, for I was only a collar-slut whose virginity he had won in a raffle.	10
11	1664	My body, otherwise, though I would not feel it so much for a few hours, would be stiff here and there, and sore in places.	10
13	45	I did not know what would have been done to me, had it been otherwise.	10
13	85	The tying of slave girdles, with such silk, and otherwise, to emphasize the girl's figure and make clear her bondage, is an art in itself.	10
13	460	I had recognized, of course, that such things as my garb, or lack of it, my brand, burned into my body, my collar, which I could not remove, placed on me by men, and such, and, above all, my condition, that of slave, had made me far more sexually stimulatory to men than I would otherwise have been b...	10
25	95	I had not gone with it, as I presumably otherwise would have, because I had been kept at the tent of the overseer.	10
29	430	It was hard to understand otherwise the pride, the grandeur, with which he spoke.	10
30	95	How could it be otherwise? I was a slave.	10
31	27	As she had called me "Tuka," and had not been corrected, I assumed I still was, for the time being at least, or until masters wished otherwise, "Tuka".	10
31	252	"She might have been terribly punished, even slain otherwise!" interpolated Tupita.	10
34	304	It was with a strange feeling that I realized that even if I did not wish it so, even if I vehemently desired otherwise, my youth and beauty would continue to remain fresh and lovely for Gorean masters.	10
34	772	I would not have had it otherwise.	10
34	773	Nor with one such as he, my master, could it be otherwise.	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	591	This sort of thing, I suppose, is largely unknown to free women, though many seem to suspect it, dimly or otherwise.	10
1	595	It also, of course, as one would expect, by means of various devices, legal and otherwise, clarifies it and renders it more efficient.	10
2	345	"There seems a point then in having you chained here," I said, "aside, of course, from such things as having you brought to the attention of fellows who might redeem you and making clear the inn's disapproval of attempted fraud, namely, that you might serve as a warning to other free women, women wh...	10
11	65	She might otherwise hope he will forget it, or let it lapse, his ire subsided.	10
11	71	I tend to think it is rather cruel, and unnecessary, and I suspect that any accruing benefits may be otherwise obtained, and as easily, by regimens more typical, regimens less expensive of the slave's misery.	10
14	209	Otherwise they can radically change their position, spinning half about, or even, literally, flinging themselves back off the walkway.	10
16	397	Otherwise she could simply submit herself to him as an escaped or strayed slave.	10
16	407	Otherwise it would seem that a slave is being permitted to manipulate a free person, bargain, and so on.	10
19	36	When one understands these factors, and that battles often last several hours, and are sometimes renewed for two or three days, it is easier to understand certain things which might otherwise seem anomalous in this form of warfare, for example, the respites between assaults, the fluctuations of line...	10
21	78	And for her part, she rejoices that she is helpless to escape him, that she truly belongs to him, that she is truly his, legally and otherwise, and that she must, as she intensely desires to do, continue to live for service and love.	10
21	1000	How could it be otherwise? She is a slave.	10
23	49	But sometimes a free woman will almost beg a slave, as though she might be a freshly branded collar-sister, for some little thing or another, psychological or otherwise, to delight or stimulate her companion, perhaps even to freshen or retain his interest, perhaps even to save a deteriorating relati...	10
23	101	Propaganda and conditioning are powerful tools of social control, natural or unnatural, deviant or otherwise.	10
24	137	After the fall of Ar's Station the Cosian troops, and their allies, mercenary and otherwise, would have much more freedom.	10
24	882	"I have known that I was a slave since puberty, and I never pretended to be otherwise, perhaps because I feared someone might see through me and beat me".	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	138	If the armies did approach one another, advance scouts, foragers, and such, might seize what they could, both women and livestock, of all varieties, two-legged and otherwise.	10
14	203	They are being used otherwise, to irritate, to drive".	10
16	101	"Do you pursue your course because you fear, otherwise, court-martial, or disgrace, or shame?" "No," he said.	10
22	60	It would presumably be otherwise when one reached the edges of the delta.	10
24	83	I would otherwise recognize the area, I am sure".	10
27	16	Of course, if no one is about, and one will otherwise inevitably sink, it makes sense to attempt to free oneself, by wading, or, in effect, trying to swim free.	10
27	439	"Otherwise it would be much like carrying a tray of steaming, roasted viands into a yard of trained, but starved sleen".	10
28	24	I wished to make it somewhat easier for the men of Ar to control themselves in her presence than it might otherwise have been.	10
29	14	It was fortunate for the patrol of Cosians that they had not detected us, for otherwise they would not have returned to their base.	10
29	81	Who would expect her to do otherwise, as she was only a mute rence girl.	10
36	88	"You will wear as it is, unless ordered to do otherwise," I said.	10

Book 25. (14 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	250	From one point of view this suggested that she had presumably been less handled before coming into his keeping than might have been otherwise the case.	10
6	132	Otherwise I might have hastened to the ramparts.	10
8	167	I might also mention, in passing, if only to make the controversy concerning the "Aurobion marbles" more understandable, that many Gorean artists do not sign or otherwise identify their works.	10
8	618	"You are not my master!" "The discipline of a slave," I said, "may be attended to by any free person, otherwise she might do much what she wished, provided only her master did not learn of it".	10
9	708	They would not have it otherwise.	10
10	217	Too, such postures, costumes and mannerisms provide an easy way to attract attention to oneself, a welcome feature to one who may otherwise be unworthy of attention.	10
11	261	"And so Cos and Ar require one another, that each may be greater than they could otherwise be?" he asked.	10
11	371	Indeed, for a moment, I feared there might be insufficient air in the chest and that she might have fainted, or otherwise lost consciousness.	10
12	25	It has erotic significance, or symbolism, in two ways, first, it expresses the social and cultural relations in which the master and slave stand, that she is his property, sexual and otherwise, and that he may do with her what he wishes, for he is master, and, second, perhaps more profoundly, it exp...	10
14	340	"You did not truly think it a small thing," I said, "otherwise you would not have done it".	10
16	52	"Otherwise they are certainly being exploited".	10
20	827	"I do not think it would be in your best interest for you to convey to her in any way, inadvertently or otherwise, even in feminine vanity, the hint, to be sure, the false hint, that there might be anything between you and the putative author of the note you bear".	10
26	106	Did she see herself in the mirror as she now seemed, moody, and attired as befitted a woman of high caste, or did she see herself there otherwise, perhaps in a ta-teera or tunic, as men might choose to keep her.	10
28	104	Too, the conditionings of Cos, verbal, visual and otherwise, surely would not be entirely ineffective.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	347	But there are various positions, kneeling and otherwise, and each has many significances.	10
7	49	It is safest to keep it bowed, unless one knows that it is to be held otherwise.	10
7	69	I put down my head, but raised it again, remembering that I had been given permission to lift it, a permission which suggested that it might be well to keep it lifted, unless otherwise instructed.	10
7	464	I would not have it otherwise.	10
7	839	One commonly, unless otherwise instructed, places the right sandal first, then the left.	10
8	279	In it I find my fulfillment, my happiness, my joy! Perhaps you think what I am is degrading, and perhaps it is, but, if so, it is a delicious, precious, joyful degradation which I treasure, and in which I thrive and prosper, and one I would not, at the expense of my very life, have otherwise.	10
8	911	We are slaves, and will remain slaves, unless it is decided otherwise by our masters.	10
8	914	Who so fortunate as to own one of us would have it otherwise? To be sure, we may be sold or traded.	10
8	1060	My scent could always be taken otherwise.	10
10	105	Their pleasure is found in the manifold perfections of our service, intimate and otherwise, and in our devotion and love, not in our distress or pain.	10
10	399	The bag swung a little on the rope, but the weight of the jailer, below me, muchly steadied it, preventing what might otherwise have been a most frightening swaying of that stout strand.	10
10	619	Leashes are often held partly coiled on this world, the leash otherwise being somewhat long.	10
12	914	They had apparently now determined by actual inspection, at close range, that my ears were indeed pierced, that the objects in view were not otherwise affixed, held in place by, say, clips, or tiny plates, tightened with tiny screws.	10
13	129	And there were numerous other ways, too, physical and otherwise, in which my origins might be betrayed, such as a vaccination mark and two tiny fillings.	10
13	777	I might not, otherwise, be able to retain the provender, even as simple and bland as it might be.	10
13	815	If one suggests too few, one is almost certain to receive far more than one might otherwise receive.	10
13	1182	What now of her visage, and hair, of the delicacy of her throat, the slightness of her wrists, the trimness of her ankles, the smallness of her hands and feet, and her slave curves? And thus might an excellent buy, perhaps one even fit to be a love slave, be brought to his attention, a buy which, ot...	10
13	1343	I am owned and must obey, and with perfection! I would not have it otherwise.	10
13	1344	But even if I wished, I could not have it otherwise.	10
14	1524	It deftly imposes some useful order on what might otherwise be a chaos.	10
18	56	And certainly few men will visit an unfamiliar city, on business or otherwise, without comparing the girls of that city with the girls of their own.	10
19	264	Perhaps they, who might otherwise have been dismissed as pathetic misfits, as simple failures in nature, had managed to construct a social niche for themselves, perhaps by inventing and providing a service.	10
19	470	But others, many others, I suspected, perhaps simpler men, or perhaps more intellectually insouciant or robust fellows, would conduct themselves otherwise, joyously frequenting the taverns, prowling the streets with torches, making loud the night, indulging in riotous thankfulness.	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	217	But what if the tarnsmen of Treve, those in the vicinity, were in pursuit of the first flight? What if it had drawn them away? Could they hear the alarm bars behind them, in the city? Could they be recalled? Could a messenger catch up with them? How much time would it take to do so, and then return?...	10
37	819	I did think it possible, as doubtless so, too, did the lieutenant, that the peasant might now, at this time, the urts otherwise occupied, successfully reach the nest, which would be above water, on the other side of the wall.	10
46	313	That was well, otherwise I think my hand would have shaken miserably, helplessly.	10

Book 27. (26 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	78	Their concerns are otherwise, and are commonly supposed, they are told, to be more than ample to occupy their time and attention.	10
2	18	Too, if we are selected, or often are, at least in part, on the basis of our intelligence, one supposes that we would be more likely to be more alert, more sensitive, more inventive, more attentive than might otherwise be the case; we would be likely to be better, for example, one supposes, at readi...	10
4	157	Some of what I say may seem surprising to you, even incredible, so I would encourage you, despite your possible impulses to do otherwise, not to interrupt me frequently or inopportunely.	10
7	234	On Earth there might have been many ways to respond to such attentions, a sneer, a chilling stare, a look of contempt, a scornful dismissal, a demeaning question, a nasty, caustic word, a haughty, supercilious shrug and a turning away, many ways to respond, and to all of these she had had recourse a...	10
13	242	"It is locked!" cried a girl, tugging at the ring that might otherwise have lifted and opened the hatchlike portal that led to the interior of the cylinder.	10
14	69	Similarly, some collars, leather or otherwise, have rings to which such snap rings may be conveniently fastened.	10
17	710	Female slaves, for example, are important in our society, an important part of it, and they make it much more satisfying, innocent, honest, profound, natural and beautiful than it would otherwise be".	10
18	203	Otherwise the girls would chat merrily.	10
19	468	This is the strongest of grips, for otherwise hands may be pulled apart.	10
19	605	And the slave, lovingly, would not have it otherwise.	10
24	56	You extricated me from amongst the men and beasts at the tent, who might otherwise, in their impatience, have subjected me to the whip or bastinado.	10
25	598	Indeed, why otherwise would the slave, when a free woman, have come alone to the festival camp, if she had not, on a profound subconscious level, scarcely understanding her own action, been seeking more, a more which she was sure must exist.	10
26	171	"Otherwise I fear I would have been whipped".	10
26	1154	Could an entire species be in error? And I knew too much history, over a thousand generations, to suppose that the biography of a race was an inexplicable accident, a mere haphazard contingency that might as easily have been otherwise, that it was without meaning or foundation, that there no reason ...	10
26	1197	We wish to be handled quite otherwise.	10
27	149	Men are beasts, thought Ellen, who enjoy the discomfiture of a bound woman, aesthetically and otherwise, one put totally at their mercy, in accord with their imperious will.	10
27	536	Otherwise, be off.	10
27	1335	But seldom would she have it otherwise.	10
27	1344	I could not be happy otherwise.	10
27	1486	Surely she can better please him otherwise.	10
27	2081	Tersius Major arrogantly, angrily, pointed the pistol here and there, jabbing it in this direction and that, threatening each man in view, Cosian or otherwise, in turn, reminding each in turn of its menace.	10
27	2447	The watches had been disrupted with the righting of the wagon and the quelling of what might have otherwise proved a melee, one perhaps antecedent to the scattering and escape of prisoners.	10
27	3410	But I am pleased that he can so see me! That is the way I want him to see me! I would not want him to see me otherwise.	10
28	92	I would not be otherwise.	10
28	389	"One does not suppose otherwise," said Portus Canio.	10
30	34	It is sad, one supposes, to see one's species domesticated, to see this done to our race, and seemingly to be done with its consent, too, a race which might otherwise have become children of the stars.	10

Book 28. (28 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	237	"No, Master," she said, "for otherwise I could not know myself so much a slave, otherwise I could not be the slave I so much long to be".	10
1	125	On the other hand, such things, such conjectured events, bloody or otherwise, are not strictly germane to this history.	10
1	311	They might then be raised for a time in containers, several months, say, or implanted in the bodies of various host mothers, of various suitable species, human or otherwise, for a natural birth later.	10
1	616	Otherwise she might lose her eyes.	10
3	395	Doubtless often, in her dreams and otherwise, she had stood upon the slave block, in sawdust, in the light of torches and lamps, exhibited, and had been auctioned to the highest bidder.	10
20	8	He did protest his innocence of treason, and his insistence that he had never acted otherwise than in the best interests of the species and the world.	10
20	110	"This matter will be decided otherwise".	10
21	202	"They would think otherwise of humans did they meet them in the field of battle," said Cabot.	10
23	98	"Show," she said, "for the crowds, otherwise they might have swarmed onto the sand and torn us both to pieces".	10
26	99	"I think it is important in these matters, too," said Peisistratus, "not to treat our selections from Earth otherwise than as common slaves, which they are of course, lest too much curiosity be aroused, and so, thus, we have recourse to the coffle, the wheeled cages, the chaining of their ankles abo...	10
33	105	But it would not have been otherwise had she been free, and terrified, quivering helplessly within ornate robes.	10
33	236	"Would you have it otherwise?" he asked.	10
34	63	Had Cabot, or Grendel, or the slave, been placed otherwise than they were surely one or the other of them would have been crushed.	10
34	183	"Would you have us otherwise?" "No," said Cabot, "it makes it easier to control you".	10
34	190	"Yes," said Cabot, "otherwise you would not be worth buying and selling".	10
36	409	"I would be truly in jeopardy otherwise?" she asked.	10
40	5	Obviously she had been in torment, and would have preferred to serve otherwise than in the domestic capacities then assigned to her.	10
47	76	We thought Agamemnon's minions were overconfident, unsuspecting, otherwise deployed.	10
48	23	The eight weapons would doubtless have made one of the insurrectionary groups more formidable than otherwise, say, that of Lord Grendel, but presumably the eight such weapons would have been of little avail against the full, massed power which might be brought against them by a reasonably large cont...	10
55	5	The groups then, unless otherwise informed, would meet at the place designated, which was a broad, sloping, shallow place known as the Vale of Destruction, from an incident which had occurred there more than a hundred years ago, between rival factions for the Theocracy, adherents of the Tenth and th...	10
55	65	"I do not doubt they cull the herds when hungry, as would the minions of Agamemnon," said Lord Grendel, "but I think they are otherwise intent at the moment".	10
55	114	"It must be much easier to be a slave in civilization than otherwise," said Statius.	10
55	139	She is an accepted article of commerce, or form of animal, valued for the labors she can perform and the manifold pleasures, intimate and otherwise, which she must provide.	10
57	192	I had feared otherwise.	10
61	70	"The situation demands it! Otherwise you are casting away the war! If you do not do this, who will care to follow you? Mutiny will assail your camps!" "Have your wound tended," said Lord Grendel.	10
61	173	Otherwise it would have been simple enough to kneel her, turn her about, and put her head to the dirt".	10
67	28	Who would care to hunt otherwise masters of the great bow? The heads of males might be tied to their harnesses as trophies, to be later properly mounted.	10
73	211	It may be supposed then that the slave in the stable, despite the handicap of her incarceration, was already well aware of certain profound alterations in the world, political, and otherwise.	10

Book 29. (23 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	418	"Things would not make much sense otherwise".	10
3	678	"It was otherwise occupied," I said.	10
5	1075	How, at least for a few moments, would they know otherwise? I sheathed my blade.	10
8	226	"If it exists," said Tajima, "it is being applied elsewhere, otherwise than to fill purses such as yours".	10
9	254	"Perhaps it is otherwise.	10
11	356	"Another slave," I said, "might be otherwise owned".	10
12	76	How could it be otherwise, for I was disembarked on the northern coast according to the exact coordinates of Priest-Kings, secret coordinates doubtless, was there met by two agents, doubtless also in the service of Priest-Kings, though that apparently unknown to them, was conducted to a reserve of P...	10
12	183	Otherwise the metaphor would be unintelligible.	10
13	254	One slave, a very beautiful slave, who had been given to Myron, the polemarkos, was brought forth several times, and forced to dance before the men, bejeweled, bangled and necklaced, but otherwise naked, under whips.	10
15	106	Otherwise one commonly invites chaos into the house, the kitchen, the gardens, the kennel area, and so on.	10
15	120	"Another slave," I reminded Cecily, "is otherwise owned".	10
15	182	"She wants to be otherwise in your arms, not as wife or companion, but as slave".	10
18	470	I had no doubt that cleaned up, and trained, whip trained, and otherwise, that she would be likely to make a lovely gift.	10
20	127	"I would have evinced no sign of concern," said Tajima, "and thus she would have been safer than otherwise".	10
25	106	Otherwise he is no more than a clumsy oaf, a failure, having accomplished no more than might have a desperate, simple, misguided fool.	10
25	214	Who would have it otherwise? Through the trees, looking up, I saw the unshuttered lantern of an aflight tarnsman.	10
27	39	Sometimes they are simply put outside the walls, naked, for beasts, human or otherwise.	10
27	80	I speculated that this was permitted not so much for their sake, for they were slaves, as to reduce the temptation which they might otherwise present to the hundreds of males in the march.	10
34	111	To them, I suspected, the two alternatives were otherwise, either to descend the Alexandra, or to put themselves to the knife.	10
38	13	Crates of larmas were brought on board, these to add important elements to a diet which, otherwise, in a long voyage, might lead to diseases of deficiency.	10
40	59	Otherwise they would be in collars, at the feet of masters.	10
40	100	The richer the slave in properties, intellectual and otherwise, the more profit and pleasure in owning her.	10
44	104	"I would not have it otherwise," she said.	10

Book 30. (19 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	115	Such ships are less likely to engage a medium- or heavy-class galley than support such larger sisters in their altercations, perhaps hovering about, like a small sleen, awaiting an auspicious moment to take advantage of an otherwise distracted foe.	10
3	186	Otherwise the Ubara, captive, might change hands, from brigand to brigand, a dozen times before being brought before the Ubar's throne.	10
3	924	'Yes,' I said, 'otherwise they may suspect our plan.	10
9	419	Otherwise they would have died with weapons in hand.	10
17	63	I did not know if the slave, Saru, knew herself observed, for when she would turn, Pertinax would usually be otherwise occupied.	10
20	275	How can I be happy otherwise? To be sure, I am terrified, too, to be a slave.	10
21	32	"May I implore Lord Okimoto," inquired Tyrtaios, "that he, as senior, may rule otherwise?" "Certainly," said Lord Nishida.	10
22	218	The original ambush in the defile had begun with a rain of arrow fire, which had taken a heavy toll on our fellows, Pani and otherwise.	10
23	41	Later losses in the Vine Sea and otherwise had not much affected these figures.	10
23	42	Whereas we had lost no tarns in the recent tragedy of the ill-advised landing, we had suffered a severe loss of men, Pani and otherwise, in the fighting, in the defile, and later, on the beach.	10
24	331	Later he had sat his bench not otherwise than the rest of us.	10
25	8	The thrice-walled grounds of the castle of Lord Temmu, all in all, must have occupied more than a full square pasang, extending broadly over a wide plateau, which, on one side, fell straight to the sea, and was accessible otherwise, as from the cove, by steep trails, one of which was walled, that fr...	10
25	10	An ascent otherwise, given the steepness of the plateau, almost vertical, accentuated by the work of Lord Temmu's military engineers, would have been not only difficult but extremely hazardous.	10
27	13	They did not respond otherwise.	10
36	7	I had gathered that the movements of the forces of Lord Temmu were much restricted in the islands, with the result that an overseas trade, as it might slip through the blockades of Lord Yamada, might provide an access to goods otherwise less available, in particular, weaponry, missiles, cloth, leath...	10
36	505	By the magic of such marks, the sorcery of small signs, we converse with those we have never met, touch dreams we could not otherwise share, at a glance rekindle flames which first burned in distant hearts.	10
37	36	Otherwise, certainly her presence here would seem fortuitous.	10
37	856	It makes clear that the slave, legally, and otherwise, is an animal, her master's animal.	10
37	1509	Alcinoë, as she was Gorean, had the honor of bringing forth the vessel and cups, and my slave, as she was a barbarian, and thus subordinate, unless it was otherwise specified, brought forth the small pitcher of cream, the tiny spoons, and the small, flat bowls of sugars and spices.	10

Book 31. (17 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	703	How could it be otherwise? Neither had been switched as I had, but each, more than once, when deemed less than fully pleasing, had felt a sharp stroke, sometimes a merry stroke, across the back of her legs.	10
7	525	"Otherwise you would not be in your collar.	10
8	101	Its usual purpose, then, is not merely to hold the lovely prisoner but to make it clear to any observer, casual or otherwise, that she is powerless, vulnerable, defenseless, and unprotected, accordingly, not merely to confine her, but to expose her, or should one say, in the case of a slave, as she ...	10
8	1043	I knew little about the former Lady Persinna, or the affairs, political and otherwise, which had brought her to a tiny, readying cell in the Metellan district, but I hoped that her master would put a different name on her.	10
8	1266	I might otherwise have fallen.	10
8	1395	Hurrying behind my master, I did not feel as self-conscious as I might have otherwise.	10
15	89	Girls such as I may be chained to them, while masters shop, or otherwise pursue their various concerns.	10
16	259	Otherwise you might never have fulfilled your birthright, heritage, and destiny, that of a female, to be a slave, to be owned, and mastered".	10
17	516	It is similar with racing slaves, bred or otherwise, and kaiila.	10
18	103	In all ways, verbal and otherwise, the slave is to be open to the master.	10
18	871	Otherwise a collar would not have been put on my neck.	10
29	2	He lifted his head, behind the heavy bars, but did not otherwise acknowledge my outburst.	10
29	62	Otherwise you may be eaten".	10
35	234	"Otherwise," I said, "they might lose money, unintentionally".	10
46	127	Otherwise heads might be torn away.	10
52	605	"But I would not," I whispered, "have it otherwise".	10
52	606	"It will not be otherwise," he said.	10

Book 32. (17 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	3	Who would want to relate otherwise to a man? And who could relate otherwise to such a man? Why had I never felt this way before other men? I felt him different from the men I had known, so different! I was suddenly aware, as I had not been before, of the radical centrality of sex to the human condit...	10
50	377	Men may require different things from a slave, but, unless one has reason to believe otherwise, or has been instructed otherwise, the slave is to be softly spoken, deferent, docile, obedient, and submissive, quite submissive, utterly submissive.	10
3	7	Is it so strange that I, then humbled, then reduced, then subject to chains, the whip, the collar, was now free, at last free! It was a freedom in which I had had no decision, but one forced upon me, and I would not have had it otherwise.	10
4	191	I do not think that one item, to this point, had gone unsold, fortunately for the item, for otherwise it might be whipped, though several, in the first and second segments, had gone cheaply, for copper, from twenty to eighty tarsks, copper tarsks.	10
5	61	Certainly I would not dare do otherwise now, here.	10
6	29	Clearly, some women belong in such, a particularly revealing tunic, which makes it clear to the occupant and the observer, casual or otherwise, precisely what she is, and only is.	10
7	200	"Otherwise you would have been punished".	10
8	229	Their masters did permit them to hold the bowl with both hands, but were not otherwise permitted to use their hands.	10
13	37	Otherwise I might have been lashed.	10
20	79	You are a natural slave, a slave in your very nature, a needful chattel, one miserable and unfulfilled otherwise, a needful chattel requiring a master".	10
20	149	"Otherwise it will be frozen fast".	10
38	172	I would not want it otherwise, even if it could be so.	10
42	42	Indeed, as slaves, we would not have dared to be otherwise.	10
42	93	Otherwise one might have chaos.	10
43	739	"Otherwise he might find my presence disturbing".	10
52	749	Otherwise they would not have sold you, and, I suppose, would have slain me".	10
52	868	But what slave would want it otherwise? "Do you wish to be a free woman?" he asked.	10

Book 33. (24 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	150	Those in the castle area, of those supposedly informed, would assume the camp was at the convergence of the two designated streams, at least until there was a reason to believe otherwise, perhaps in virtue of a fruitless raid, loosed upon unoccupied tents, pitched on an empty field.	10
1	467	It might be quite otherwise with free women.	10
2	1	I Visit a Field; The Night is Dark; I Must be Otherwise Engaged It was cold when I departed the holding.	10
2	183	I was otherwise engaged.	10
6	160	"What man of prudence would say otherwise?" said Lord Nishida.	10
12	246	"How could they agree otherwise," I said.	10
12	434	It was interesting, I thought, how an object, something like a fan, can reveal an emotion which is otherwise concealed.	10
17	209	Otherwise let her be stripped and fastened down, belly-up, across the saddle apron, where she may be looked upon in flight, and caressed as might please a master".	10
19	209	She had not been taught any human speech, Gorean or otherwise, and could understand little of Kur, probably no more than a miniature sleen, her name, and some simple commands.	10
20	271	"Men are often disarmed by charm and beauty," I said, "and may willingly, even eagerly, reveal to a woman, hoping to intrigue and impress her, matters which otherwise might be difficult to extract, even by the persuasions of ropes and irons".	10
21	75	It was obvious, given the technologies involved in such a suspension of consciousness and such a methodology of transition that either the Priest-Kings or the Kurii, or both, had chosen to intervene in what might otherwise have been regarded as little more than a final battle in a minor war in a far...	10
23	266	Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding.	10
24	48	"It would be of no use to him otherwise," said Lord Akio.	10
30	237	Then, restored to herself, and fulfilled in a thousand ways, she would not have it otherwise.	10
41	29	On the other hand, it is possible that Lord Yamada's seeming dalliance was otherwise motivated; perhaps negotiations of some sort were underway; perhaps certain pieces in his game of war were being rearranged with scrupulous care; perhaps it was merely that the advance of his might, approaching now ...	10
42	373	"I think so," I said, "and if Pertinax should be otherwise occupied, I think she will beg to do so".	10
44	114	An urt would be fortunate to slip from the camp otherwise".	10
44	150	"Otherwise it would be madness to advance.	10
49	78	I was under no delusion that I might be mistaken for an Ashigaru at close range, by either barbarians or Pani, but the case might be otherwise at a distance, and in ill-lit corridors.	10
50	243	"I would have had it otherwise," I said.	10
54	163	"Doubtless the surveillance of those responsible for this technology is neither universal nor perfect," I said, "but I would think they, or, more likely, some small group involved in this matter, would have the means, electronic or otherwise, of tracking the dragon".	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	141	"It cannot be otherwise!" said a fellow.	10
61	1049	Behind him were two Ashigaru, and, between them, in their keeping, was a woman, shamefully unveiled, but otherwise decorously clad in the many folds and colors of the robes of concealment.	10

Book 34. (32 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	33	The original image of the elite mercenary, hired to do good and carry right into otherwise inaccessible precincts, supplying a needed service not otherwise available, became transformed into that of the contemporary black caste, an order of skilled, dangerous men particular about little else but the...	10
1	462	Too, how could I dare to appear before them, as I was? How could I explain my appearance, lightly gowned, my wrists in handcuffs? Would they take my plight seriously? Would they dismiss it, would they scorn me, with wise looks, would they find it amusing, no more than an embarrassing contretemps? An...	10
1	541	If she were otherwise engaged, or had other plans, she must change them.	10
9	168	Perhaps that had encouraged the girl whose cry, otherwise, if noted, might have been construed as an importunity.	10
13	153	I did not wish it otherwise.	10
31	170	"Do you think you would respond otherwise?" "I fear not," I whispered.	10
33	549	"Now you are otherwise.	10
35	120	"Would you want it otherwise?" she asked.	10
36	114	"From the fire," I said, "from the fled men of the house of Flavius Minor?" "Borne, perhaps, if not otherwise," he said, "by a single tarnsman".	10
37	58	"What is wrong with you, Phyllis? Do you not believe me? How could it be otherwise? Do not be inexplicably bitter.	10
38	10	"I detected nothing in Paula's behavior or mien, today or yesterday, that suggested otherwise," I said.	10
39	220	Our departure is best postponed until they are otherwise occupied, until they begin their examination, thrusting about in the ashes, in the smoking debris".	10
39	250	How owned we are! Yet who would have it otherwise? "Ohh!" I cried, grasped and mastered.	10
42	164	Should these supposed enemies think otherwise they are as naive, and as unaccustomed to the byways of intrigue, as I suggested, as an ankle-roped slave.	10
44	55	In what follows, unless otherwise specified, I shall report utterances, and interchanges, in Gorean, that for purposes of simplicity and clarity.	10
44	60	I was sure I had heard it somewhere, not as I heard it now, but otherwise, perhaps in a disguise, perhaps in gentler, kinder, more understanding, more solicitous tones, not as I had just heard it now, in a host's forward salutation, expressed in warm tones, blunt, sturdy, and forceful.	10
47	42	"Otherwise she might have found herself added to the stock in the Ubar's pleasure garden, or given as a gift to some foreign ambassador".	10
49	99	Yet I would not wish them otherwise.	10
50	56	She then well knows she is in her collar, and would not have it otherwise.	10
51	8	The case with the Lady Bina was quite otherwise.	10
51	335	"Would you wish to be otherwise?" he asked.	10
56	13	I had poured the wine, serving my master first, which is to be done unless one is instructed otherwise, and then the guest, Drusus Andronicus, and then the Lady Bina.	10
57	130	"Or were never here," said Lord Grendel, "the bowls intended to suggest otherwise".	10
59	28	Otherwise I did not know if he could stand.	10
60	175	"Let us return to the box, noble Albus," said Drusus Andronicus, supporting Decius Albus, who might otherwise have fallen.	10
61	296	"I would not perish otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula.	10
61	311	Converge upon them, slay them! And do not interfere otherwise.	10
63	379	"Otherwise you would not be kneeling before me, on the grass, in your collars".	10
65	76	I knew nothing about a selling banner of cloth workers, itinerant or otherwise, but I knew the wagon, for Paula and I, earlier in the day, had noted its presence, with some concern.	10
65	144	"How can it be otherwise?" I said.	10
65	259	Otherwise you would certainly hear about this".	10
65	294	"Otherwise I would not speak to him".	10

Book 35. (19 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	66	I am attractive; otherwise I would not have been brought here; otherwise I would not have been collared and marked.	10
8	74	Otherwise I would not now be in a collar.	10
11	253	Are not the daughters of Ubars and Administrators always the most beautiful women on Gor? How could it be otherwise, and who is bold enough, or stupid enough, to challenge such an asseveration, particularly in the presence of the Ubar or Administrator, or even within the walls of the polity in quest...	10
13	21	We are slaves and will remain slaves, unless the free should deem otherwise.	10
19	17	A natural, unapologetic, unassuming, unquestioned, taken-for-granted, powerful virility is common with Gorean males, presumably a consequence of the culture, which does not set itself, for political or social reasons, to diminish, undermine, cripple, and poison what otherwise would be a flourishing ...	10
24	21	Otherwise, one might have recourse to the arsenal sea gate, reaching the harbor directly.	10
25	32	Therefore, I will talk to you, a little, that I may find more profit in your possession than otherwise.	10
25	71	"And it was desirable to keep secret the true identity of the slave, Luta, lest ambitious felons obtain her and not free her, but use her to extort riches from her family, threatening to otherwise make her shame publicly known.	10
25	126	It explains much which would be otherwise obscure.	10
29	61	I did not care for the haughty Adraste, but I had no wish for her to be suspended naked in a dangling cage in Ar's Street of Coins, perhaps for years, as a testimonial to a sure and implacable justice and a warning to any who might otherwise be tempted to follow her embezzling example.	10
33	82	I could not have done otherwise.	10
33	84	Nor would I have cared to do otherwise.	10
38	65	Dorna was collared! I think it would be helpful, even advisable, at this point, to pause, to supply certain details, historical and otherwise, in the light of which ensuing events might be better understood.	10
40	32	And why should we be elsewhere, or otherwise? We are slaves.	10
40	324	But, I thought, to preserve the charade that she had attempted to flee the tavern, a beating might be in order, lest suspicions be aroused otherwise.	10
42	218	Otherwise might I not interfere, give warning, or sound an alarm? I was miserable with fear that I had heard far too much for my own good.	10
43	19	What slave would have it otherwise? One of the men in our craft came from the bow, making his way about the low, sunken, closed, canopied area, and stood over Seremides, who was seated rather amidships, somewhat behind the canopied area.	10
46	260	It could not be otherwise.	10
47	255	Indeed, as you are quite likely to betray yourself sooner or later by some slip, linguistic or otherwise, it would be wise not to permit any doubt about the matter, lest you be subjected to some appropriate chastisement.	10

Book 36. (15 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	101	"Given certain ends, who would do things otherwise?" I said.	10
18	83	But nature is not without its resources; amongst thousands of changes in form and behavior, small and otherwise, some favor the replication of genes and others do not.	10
21	184	How could it be otherwise? But I was not sure.	10
28	13	"I take it otherwise," I said.	10
35	75	"If a living island was threatened," I said, "its population, too, could board their vessels, fishing and otherwise, and abandon the island".	10
35	189	"Which will make them far more cautious and dangerous than otherwise," said Thurnock.	10
42	77	Then they will discover otherwise.	10
44	74	At the edge of the opening was a short, diagonal gouge in the stone, bright and stark against the otherwise well-weathered surface.	10
44	155	"Would you have done otherwise?" I asked.	10
45	171	What Merchant, what Metal Worker, what Peasant, would have it otherwise?" "Let us do our best," I said, "all of us, to give a good last account of ourselves".	10
46	22	"I do not think we would be in a condition to do otherwise," I said.	10
47	5	The mercenaries, on the other hand, in such a position, were effectively pinned in place, denied access to supplies which might otherwise have been seized in the countryside.	10
48	35	"But at Mytilene," said Thrasymedes, "it was otherwise.	10
54	145	First, conception is blocked, until a master might decide otherwise, and the woman is well reminded, so treated, that she is, or will soon be, a slave.	10
60	304	"Why," I asked, "would corsairs have pretended to be raiders from Port Kar, and have alleged themselves to be captained by Bosk of Port Kar? Why not from elsewhere, a hundred possible places, and why not otherwise captained, by anyone, even dozens of anonymous marauders?" "Bad blood has long existed...	10