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Book 1. (16 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	185	There might be a point in someone's destroying the letter, but presumably there would be little point or no point in destroying the ring.	10
15	135	The Spear Slave gives me the point I need, a small point but decisive".	10
1	97	Feeling rather foolish, I took out the can opener I had used on the chili can and attempted to force the metal point through the envelope.	10
1	98	Light as the envelope seemed to be, it resisted the point as if I were trying to open an anvil.	10
1	100	The point of the can opener bent into a right angle, but the envelope had not been scratched.	10
2	200	For example, incredibly enough, weapon technology is controlled to the point where the most powerful devices of war are the crossbow and lance.	10
4	69	He is trained to the point where it is necessary for a strong master to decide whether he shall serve him or slay him.	10
5	56	The member of the Ubar's family then prays to the Priest-Kings for an abundant harvest and returns to the interior of the cylinder, at which point the Guards of the Home Stone resume their vigil.	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
8	1	I Acquire a Companion I lunged forward, but was checked by the point of the officer's sword.	10
12	148	The pack also contained, and more importantly from my point of view, the balance of my supplies, intended for the home flight to Ko-ro-ba.	10
13	113	In his hand was a warrior's sword, and the point was at my breast.	10
17	9	Four times I eluded special patrols of Pa-Kur, led by men I had questioned at sword point.	10
19	10	Marlenus was, in general, well informed of the political situation; indeed, to be so informed required only the vantage point he had so stoutly defended for several days and a particle of awareness.	10
19	46	The point of the sharpened impaling post lay near her.	10
19	161	After several such onslaughts, my arm would be weakened to the point where it could not withstand the fury of his own offense, which was legendary on Gor.	10

Book 2. (12 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
8	38	In this market, on the other hand, a steward would simply approach a vendor and point to some article, and hold up a certain number of fingers.	10
8	62	Yet I knew that this city was, from my point of view, one of the most enlightened and civilized on Gor.	10
13	8	At last I no longer felt the spear point in my back.	10
15	74	It was customary on Gor for a female captive to kneel in the presence of her captor, but she was, after all, a Tatrix, and I did not wish to enforce the point.	10
16	4	It was not a bad place for the exchange of prisoners, and offered an almost ideal situation from the point of view of avoiding ambush.	10
21	77	Yet when I arrived I found that she was merely a slave, and that her owner, quite properly from Gor's point of view, was attending to the routine business of marking his property.	10
21	270	Indeed, from the Gorean's point of view, one of the most fearful things about slavery is that one loses one's name.	10
22	162	At this point the captor would untie the girl's ankles and complete the rite.	10
23	220	"Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" At that point, to my wonder, the ragged band lifted their weapons and uttered a wild cheer.	10
26	7	From that point whether or not it survives will depend like so many other things in this barbaric world I have come to love—on the inscrutable will of the Priest-Kings.	10
26	21	When found they were dragged forth into the street, unmasked, cruelly bound together and driven to the palace at the point of weapons, their masks hanging about their necks.	10

Book 3. (20 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	5	Several times, in fact, I had simply leaped from one portion of the trail to float more than a hundred feet downward to land lightly on another portion of the trail, a point which, on foot, might have been separated by more than five pasangs from the point above from which I had leaped.	10
2	126	I wondered how many men might have turned back at this point, and I remembered the innumerable white, frozen bones on the cliffs below.	10
4	38	For an instant it seemed to point at me.	10
8	142	If the issue was grain, of course, there would be little point in going to Thentis, for she imports her own, but her primary wealth, her tarn flocks, is not negligible, and she also possesses silver, though her mines are not as rich as those of Tharna.	10
9	17	The point of this restriction, I suppose, is to draw a clearer distinction between her status and that of a Free Companion.	10
13	13	Gorean, I might note, is somewhat similar, and though I speak Gorean fluently, I find it very difficult to write, largely because of the even-numbered lines which, from my point of view, must be written backwards.	10
16	36	"From Sarm's point of view of course your utilization there was simply to curtail the spread of the Empire of Ar, for we prefer humans to dwell in isolated communities.	10
16	37	It is better for observing their variations, from the scientific point of view, and it is safer for us if they remain disunited, for being rational they might develop a science, and being subrational it might be dangerous for us and for themselves if they did so".	10
16	58	I could see that from the Priest-Kings' point of view it would be more dangerous than handing out automatic weapons to chimpanzees and gorillas.	10
19	43	"Then it might seem," I proposed, somewhat maliciously, "that from one point of view, contrary to your suggestion of yesterday, that these tiny pieces of metal—and not the modifications of the ganglionic net—are the true and ultimate source of the Priest-Kings' power".	10
20	6	"Not the least of which, we are requested to point out," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "is the enjoyment of the female Mul Vika of Treve".	10
23	63	From her flesh at one point I could see the gleaming eyes of a small organism, golden and about the size of a child's turtle, scrambling, trying to pull itself from the leathery shell.	10
24	43	I had no notion of the speed of the creature but at this point I turned and began to jog away down the passage, back toward the entrance to the tunnels of the Golden Beetle.	10
29	15	At one point I was faced with a ditch, cut by the disruption cones with geometrical precision in the very stone of the Nest.	10
29	122	The tube was almost drained of power but the point-blank range and the intensity of even the diminished beam melted the hinges from the hatch.	10
29	154	Nonetheless, reasoning analogously from my own controls, I managed to locate the guidance sphere, by means of which one selects any one of the theoretically infinite number of directions from a given point and the dials for the height and speed control.	10
29	156	Since there was, from my point of view, no way of seeing just where I was going, since I could not use the sensory instrumentation of Priest-Kings, without cutting more holes in the ship and perhaps starting a fire or causing an explosion of some sort, I decided to abandon the ship.	10
30	55	I conceded the point in silence, amazed at the restorative powers of Priest-Kings, those redoubtable golden foes against which mere men had dared to pit themselves.	10
31	145	Nothing from his position at the top of the globe, though it had been an ideal vantage point for firing the tube into the instrumentation.	10
33	73	He jumped up once and came down, as though to illustrate a point.	10

Book 4. (38 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	10	Four times the point struck me drawing blood, but he did not have the weight of the leaping animal behind his thrust; he thrust at arm's length, the point scarcely reaching me.	10
2	130	His lance had a rider hook under the point, with which he might dismount opponents.	10
3	101	I fished the necklace from the dust with the point of my spear and regarded it in the sun.	10
3	113	As I watched, the Tuchuk took his long, slender lance and thrust it into the ground, point upward.	10
4	69	I went to him and set the point of the Gorean short sword at his heart.	10
8	27	I originally regarded the Omen Year as a rather pointless institution, but I came to see later that there is much to be said for it: it brings the Wagon Peoples together from time to time, and in this time, aside from the simple values of being together, there is much bosk trading and some exchange ...	10
8	63	There was a thunder of kaiila paws on the worn turf and Conrad, with his red lance, nipped the tospit neatly from the tip of the wand, the lance point barely passing into it, he having drawn back at the last instant.	10
8	68	It was, however, also a three-point thrust.	10
8	71	It was only a one-point thrust.	10
8	216	I was most fond, perhaps, of the balanced saddle knife, the quiva; it is about a foot in length, double edged; it tapers to a daggerlike point.	10
8	362	She had misjudged the heartbeat or had not understood the swiftness of the kaiila, never having before observed it from the unenviable point of view of a quarry, because when she turned to see if her hunter had left the vicinity of the circle, he was upon her and as she cried out the bola struck her...	10
8	482	But I could judge Dina's run, two left, one right, so I set the kaiila running at full speed for what would seem to be the unwilling point of rendezvous between Dina and the leather of the bola.	10
8	587	A cry went up from the crowd as I passed Elizabeth, the tospit on the point of the lance.	10
8	601	The judge showed the point of the lance.	10
9	11	I did not much care for the sweet, syrupy wines of Turia, flavored and sugared to the point where one could almost leave one's fingerprint on their surface.	10
10	263	The theoretical justification of the games of Love War, from the Turian point of view, is that they provide an excellent arena in which to demonstrate the fierceness and prowess of Turian warriors, thus perhaps intimidating or, at the very least, encouraging the often overbold warriors of the Wagon ...	10
10	455	The important point, however, in the circumstances was that Kamras had proposed the sword as the weapon of his encounter with Kamchak, and poor Kamchak was almost certain to be as unfamiliar with the sword as you or I would be with any of the more unusual weapons of Gor, say, the whip knife of Port ...	10
10	457	Kamras, however, appeared adamant on the point.	10
12	498	I might, of course, and would, encourage Kamchak to sell her to a good master, but Kamchak, cooperative to a point, would undoubtedly have his eye fixed most decisively on the price to be obtained.	10
13	118	At one point, he wrapped a heavy fur and leather robe about his left arm and struck the beast suddenly on the snout with his right hand.	10
16	22	At last, at a given point in the tunnel, Harold disappeared beneath the surface and I followed him.	10
16	262	It was, at its widest point, about a foot thick.	10
18	2	I cried out suddenly in alarm horrified at my predicament and struggled to turn back and wade to the edge of the marbled basin that was the cage of the thing in which I was, but the fluid, tightening about me, now seemed to have the consistency of a rich yellow, hot mud and then, by the time I had r...	10
18	82	I ran over the iron framework until, judging by the distance and curve of the dome, I had reached a point above where Harold and I had waited at the edge of the pool.	10
19	14	I felt ready to concede his last point.	10
19	194	I was forced to concede his point.	10
21	357	His lance point was red.	10
22	39	Also, at one point, the wailing of women carried to my ears.	10
22	139	More foods and wines were served, and even the high men of Turia, at quiva point, were forced to drink heavily and some began to mumble and weep, while the feasters grew, to the barbaric melodies of the musicians, ever more merry and wild.	10
22	140	At one point three Tuchuk girls, in swirling silks, switches in their hands, came into the room dragging a wretched, stripped Turian girl.	10
23	44	In my flight I could see at one point the Omen Valley, where the haruspexes were still working about their numerous, smoking altars.	10
23	84	When, on the whole, the long-term balance of battle would seem to lie with them, there would be little point in their undertaking the risk of darkness.	10
23	91	It seemed to me that what Harold said was true, and that there was little point in discussing it much further.	10
23	99	Harold and I determined to appear to meet the Paravaci in the open—before the wagons—and then, when they charged, to withdraw among the wagons, and close the wagons on their attacking front, halting the charge, then at almost point-blank range hopefully taking heavy toll of their force...	10
23	122	Free women, and even some Turian slave girls, went to and fro, bringing water and, here and there, where there was point in it, binding wounds.	10
25	556	I recalled keenly how she had sported with me earlier and I thought there might be some point in giving the young American a taste of her own medicine.	10
26	10	The tarns that Harold and I had stolen from Saphrar's keep several days ago had both been brought into the city and were nearby, for it was thought that such might be needed, if only to convey reports from one point to another.	10
26	146	At one point Kamchak stopped and called for planks.	10

Book 5. (52 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	153	After each race Mip, in detail, would discuss my riding, making suggestions; before each race, he would explain to me what he knew of the habits of the riders and tarns I faced, which was almost invariably a great deal; he taught me to recognize for myself certain faults in other riders, certain exp...	10
3	38	The odds are usually one to forty, one copper tarn disk against a forty-piece, sometimes against an eighty-piece, and sometimes the amateur who would play the master insists on further limitations, such as the option to three consecutive moves at a point in the game of his choice, or that the master...	10
3	124	It seemed reasonably clear to me, at that point, that the Player had made a presumably weaker move in order to prejudice the game against himself, a move which could be defended, however, on the grounds that certain authorities favored it.	10
3	125	I myself, in Ko-ro-ba, had seen Centius of Cos playing his own opening more than a dozen times and he had never drawn back the Ubara's Spearman at that point.	10
3	137	At one point, when the Vintner seemed hard pressed, I, and several of the others, noted that his hand strayed to the board, moving his Second Spearman to Builder Four from Physician Four, thus placing him on an open column.	10
3	141	All eyes turned to the Player and he put his head down for a moment, apparently reconstructing the game from memory, through all of its better than forty moves to that point, and then he smiled.	10
3	186	Under other conditions I would have left at this point, but as I held the gold piece in question I knew that I would have to remain until the end, which, as some consolation, would be but shortly now.	10
5	422	"What is the contact point you have discovered?" I inquired.	10
5	446	"You said that one point of contact seemed clear?" I said to Misk.	10
5	516	At this point Elizabeth hit her again, almost knocking her once more from the bridge.	10
6	16	The line was adjudicated as a point.	10
6	23	There was a shout from the men-at-arms and members of the House who sat at the tables as the second slave, he who had scored the first point, managed to leave a long streak of blue down the inside of the right arm of the first slave.	10
6	24	"Point!" called the man-at-arms, he with the whip, and the two slaves separated again, each going to their corners and crouching there in the sand, breathing heavily.	10
6	40	"Point for both," announced the man-at-arms.	10
6	103	"Capture of Home Stone," announced Cernus, moving his First Tarnsman to Ubara's Builder One, where Caprus had, at that point in the game, been attempting to protect his Home Stone.	10
12	31	There were other favored areas, too, about the stands, in the front, each covered by awnings, in which there sat members of the numerous high families of the city; I noted that some of these areas were now occupied by Merchants; I had no objection to this for I have always thought higher of the Merc...	10
12	81	Kazrak, who had been Administrator of the City for several years, had been popular but his straightforward attention, after he had put aside the Red of the Warrior and donned the Brown of the Administrator, to numerous and complex civil and economic matters, such as reform of the courts and laws and...	10
12	183	Both at this point had become hysterical.	10
13	86	At that point, looking back once more, and noting that I was still moving quickly toward her, and not willing to lose a possible rare day's freedom, she began, with the marvelous, strong trained stroke of her legs and arms, to slice swiftly through the water.	10
14	40	To this point the tall, angular, dour Scribe had given us no information.	10
14	172	The girl in chains strode to her and seized her by the collar, at which point the kitchen slave began to whine and weep, trying to draw back, to turn her head away.	10
15	59	At this point, with a clash of cymbals, both dancers remained immobile.	10
15	86	To the credit of the men of Ar I point out that the races were more closely followed.	10
15	177	The point of this, as Elizabeth and I supposed, was simply to accustom them to seeing themselves as slave girls.	10
15	347	Accordingly, they must know how to cut and sew cloth, to wash garments and clean various types of materials and surfaces, and to cook an extensive variety of foods, from the rough fare of Warriors to concoctions which are exotic almost to the point of being inedible.	10
15	365	But perhaps more importantly he had been spreading rumors throughout the city of the desirability of trained barbarians, of which he now had several in training, those who had been brought to Gor with Virginia and Phyllis, some who had been brought to the pens earlier and not sold off immediately, a...	10
15	371	At one point he had lifted his head, listening.	10
17	83	With a laugh the long-legged girl reached for the tin cup, at which point I seized her wrists and sprang to my feet, swinging her off balance and, not releasing her, whirled her about, tangling her in the ropes, preventing them from being drawn tight.	10
17	231	There was one point, however, in this strange summer which seemed to give me clear and adequate reason to rejoice.	10
17	265	His gruel had been salted to the point of being inedible; he stared disgustedly down at the wet mash of porridge and salt.	10
17	297	At this point Virginia Kent put down her pitcher of wine, seized Lana by the shoulder, spun her about and struck her a rather severe blow near the left eye.	10
17	600	I saw the dial rotate to the end of the red band, to the Kill Point.	10
17	766	"Are you sure you have never played before?" I asked, thinking it well to recheck the point.	10
17	771	"Some authorities," I told her, "favor Ubar's Initiate to Scribe Three at this point, others recommend the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover Ubar Two".	10
17	783	"I know!" "Your best alternative at this point," she explained, "would be, would it not, to attempt to free your position by exchanges?" I glared at her.	10
18	8	He turned and I saw, in almost one motion of his finger, the goad switch to on, the dial rotate to the Kill Point.	10
18	14	I saw the dial rotate back from the Kill Point and Ho-Tu swept the goad toward her, angrily.	10
18	55	"The goad," said she, "is at the Kill Point.	10
18	269	"Do not pass this point," said they, "Killer".	10
19	6	The evening of the fourth day of the Love Feast is usually taken as its climax from the point of view of slave sales.	10
19	61	My wrists pulled futilely against the circles of steel that confined them; I felt the point of a short sword in my back.	10
19	307	At this point, savagely, Elizabeth spat into the face of the auctioneer.	10
20	14	The doll which she had so loved, which she had had from her mother, which she had so jealously protected in her compartment that she had attacked me with the slave goad at the Kill Point, lay on the tiles before her, torn asunder, destroyed.	10
20	245	At this point, from the main entryway to the hall, there entered two men, shoved by guards.	10
20	539	"What is the point of that?" asked Philemon.	10
20	540	"There is no point," said Cernus.	10
22	396	It is small, double-curved, about four feet in length, built up of layers of bosk horn, bound and reinforced with metal and leather; it is banded with metal at seven points, including the grip, metal obtained from Turia in half-inch rolled strips; the leather is applied diagonally, in two-inch strip...	10
23	73	As the men burst into the room I stood behind the table, in the half-darkness, setting the point of my sword in the wood, holding the hilt with both hands, surveying them.	10
24	163	Saphronicus, former Captain of the Taurentians, and his high officers, and Seremides of Tyros, who had replaced Maximus Hegesius Quintilius as leader of the forces of Ar, were at one point brought forward, chained.	10
24	166	I saw Flaminius, at one point, standing before the throne of the Ubar.	10
24	169	At one point, to the shouts and delight of the men of the Ubar some two or three hundred girls were ushered quickly into the room of the court.	10
24	418	Why had this been done to me? Was this the reward for my services? And what of Elizabeth? Was it that Marlenus had looked upon her and so pleasing did he find her that he had decreed that she be reserved for the very Pleasure Gardens of the Ubar of Ar himself, to serve him as a silken wench, one of ...	10

Book 6. (22 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	It is the height of a tall man; its back, away from the bowman, is flat; its belly, facing the bowman, is half-rounded; it is something like an inch and a half wide and an inch and a quarter thick at the center; it has considerable force and requires considerable strength to draw; many men, incident...	10
2	56	At one point the girl stopped the craft, and the others did, too.	10
3	15	At a given point, when it is felt safe, several of these skiffs will be tied together, forming a platform on which rence may be woven, and a new island will be begun.	10
3	75	Wild marsh gants, captured, even as young as gantlings, cannot be domesticated; on the other hand, eggs, at the hatching point, gathered from floating gant nests, are sometimes brought to the island; the hatchlings, interestingly, if not permitted to see an adult gant for the first week of their lif...	10
4	150	"It would doubtless be desirable, from the point of view of the rence islands," I suggested, "if they should, in certain matters, act in unanimity".	10
4	315	"Also," she added, "there is no point.	10
8	89	Usually they fell far wide of our true position, for, following each of my fired shafts, Telima would pole us to a new point of vantage, whence I might again, when ready, pick a target and loose yet another of the winged shafts.	10
8	244	One is, accordingly, in such cases, less likely to lose the point in the body.	10
8	577	I put the point under her chin, lifting her head.	10
8	581	I dropped the point to her throat, and she turned away her head, shutting her eyes.	10
8	582	For a moment I let her feel the point in the delicacy of her throat, then I dropped the blade and slashed the binding fiber that fastened her wrists together about the prow.	10
8	586	With the point of my blade I pointed to the deck.	10
8	596	The blade still did not move, but continued to point downward.	10
11	426	Surely it did not seem likely that Sevarius would have moved if he had not been assured, at some point, of the support of the power of Cos and Tyros.	10
13	433	From my point of view the battle was now over.	10
14	461	"In order that your information may be as accurate as possible, at least to this point, I inform you that seven of your treasure ships have, at least until now, eluded me.	10
14	465	At that point, from the foremast of a nearby round ship, where I had placed a lookout, came the cry, "Twelve sail! Twelve sail abeam!" "Ah," said I, "twelve ships, it seems".	10
17	169	Several of the ships in the lines near the point where my task force had struck were now coming about to meet their enemy.	10
18	318	There was no longer any point, nor time, to distrust Samos.	10
18	539	They picked up stones from the roof of the keep, and ran to the walls, to hurl them at point-blank range against the men climbing.	10
18	617	And now archers were running down the side walls, and leaping to other roofs, that every point at the foot of the keep might be within the assailing orbit of the string-flung missiles, and the girls, and the men, too, flung stones from the top of the keep down on the men trying to hide behind it, an...	10
18	950	"Since you no longer serve Priest-Kings," said Samos, "there is no point in speaking of it".	10

Book 7. (29 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	55	He was looking at me quizzically, and once, during an intermission, seemed on the point of speaking.	10
3	52	We can reach point P in five hours with less traffic.	10
3	166	Then, feverishly, I cried inwardly with joy, and pressed the point into the back of the bed and braced it with my own body.	10
3	526	"This is point P," said the man.	10
5	101	It was, at the point at which I had entered, as the metal had been torn open, like steel petals, more than nine feet in height, a vast gash which, irregularly, on the left, tapered downward to a tear in the steel of only some four inches in height.	10
6	187	At one point he turned to one of his men and seemed to ask him a question.	10
7	548	I supposed, angrily, that I, from the point of view of these men, was no different, basically, from any other girl, from any other slave.	10
8	341	At one point I had cried out and my body had leaped, uncontrollably.	10
8	811	One point is scored for a correct guess, and the game is usually set for a predetermined number of paired guesses, usually fifty.	10
8	929	The retrieval of such a piece was one point.	10
8	934	"Point for each," adjudicated one of the guards.	10
8	1148	She put her spear point under my chin and lifted my head.	10
8	1155	Again I felt the point of Verna's spear under my chin, forcing up my head.	10
9	294	On its front, near the top, carved, cut into the bark with the point of a sleen knife, was a crude representation of opened slave bracelets.	10
9	528	I felt the point of Verna's spear in my back.	10
9	531	I felt the point of Verna's spear again against my back.	10
10	259	I recalled the collar had been later removed at the location referred to as point P, before the black ship had fled the earth, through the gray skies of that August dawn.	10
10	275	I remembered, too, that on Earth, at the location called point P, before I had boarded the ship, a heavy steel anklet, doubtless an identification device of some sort, had been locked on my left ankle.	10
11	999	I now knew that even on Earth, even when I had been rich, even when I had dwelled in Park Avenue, when I had owned the Maserati, even before I had been branded, I was a slave girl, a wench who, from the Gorean point of view, was fit only, and rightly so, for silk, and the whip.	10
12	382	And here I was not refined, I realized, certainly not from the point of view of this world.	10
12	602	The point of the neck tether, of course, was to keep Ute and I together, certainly as there was only one guard.	10
13	43	She then chewed at the end of the tiny stick, sharpening it, putting a point on it.	10
13	786	And I knew that my beauty, while not inconsiderable, at least from the point of view of some men, was not that unusual on Gor, as it had been on Earth.	10
13	855	Again the spear struck, but this time my captor took the point in the shield.	10
13	856	I, bound, saw, suddenly, the bronze point, a foot of it, inches from my face, explode through the hide.	10
14	168	At one point I found a tiny door, no more than eighteen inches in height.	10
14	506	"Please, no!" But he continues to point to the alcove, one not now in use.	10
15	729	"When men ask you," said he, "who it was that marked you as liar and thief, and traitress, point to this brand and say, 'I was marked by one of Treve, who was displeased with me.	10
17	475	My price could have been an arrow point or a copper tarn disk, but his answer would have been the same.	10

Book 8. (51 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	436	Rim had been captured by Verna and her band, but he had been chained, raped and enslaved not far from the very exchange point where he was sold, this very point.	10
1	212	"It is a well-known rendezvous point," said Samos.	10
2	16	It was an exchange point.	10
2	254	It was for such a reason that we had stopped at the exchange point.	10
2	279	"It is my lowest price!" "I trust," said Rim, "that many ships will pass the exchange point, and that you will find your buyer".	10
2	280	This time of year, Rim had told me, not too many ships pass the exchange point.	10
2	320	We were a mere ten pasangs from the exchange point where we had, the preceding day, obtained two panther girls.	10
2	323	I cannot recall a case of females being enslaved at an exchange point, as they bargained with their wares, nor of males being enslaved at their exchange points, when displaying and merchandising their captures.	10
2	325	The permanency of the point, and its security, seems essential to the trade.	10
2	339	"This was the exchange point," said Rim to me, "where I myself was sold".	10
2	382	"I had expected to be met by Verna, the Outlaw Girl," said I, "at this point.	10
2	383	Is it not true that she sells from this point?" "I am the enemy of Verna," said Sheera.	10
2	386	"Many girls sell from this point," said Sheera.	10
2	401	They were not my purpose in coming to the exchange point, but I did not wish to leave them at the mercy of the panther girls.	10
2	409	"It is fortunate for you, that you are at the exchange point.	10
2	419	I had kept them below decks, secured, and in gags and slave hoods, that they not be seen, nor heard to cry out, at the exchange point.	10
2	420	I did not wish their presence, nor an indication of their presence, to complicate our dealings at the point.	10
2	447	I now had as much information as I had expected to obtain at the exchange point.	10
2	459	I had learned enough at the exchange point to confirm my original information, to add to it somewhat, and to be able, in the light of it, to evaluate the responses of my captives on board the ship.	10
2	736	Then, where the forest begins, look for a Tur tree, blazed ten feet above the ground, with the point of a girl's spear.	10
6	80	I bent to her throat, where there was still fastened the golden chains and claws that she had worn when she had met us, long ago, at the exchange point, which she had worn when she had been purchased, which she had worn in the hold.	10
6	261	It had taken the better part of the morning, but Rim and I, and Thurnock, had found the blazed tree, blazed with a spear point, several feet high on the trunk.	10
9	125	She played with the knife, putting her fingertip to its point.	10
9	133	I could feel its point.	10
9	136	"Are you not curious," she asked, "to know the import of the message?" I could feel the point of the knife.	10
9	201	"We will take her to an exchange point and sell her".	10
9	208	I felt the point of her dagger at the side of my neck.	10
9	448	Its point would stop before it had administered its wound.	10
10	140	"She is near an exchange point," said Verna.	10
11	46	"When will you fare forth to an exchange point?" I asked.	10
11	48	He had made no effort to reach the exchange point, or its vicinity, where Talena was held slave.	10
11	270	High intelligence and imagination, perhaps interestingly from the point of view of a man of Earth, are highly prized in women by Gorean men.	10
11	642	"It is not my wish," said Marlenus, "that you fare forth to an exchange point to set free a former citizen of Ar".	10
13	34	At point-blank range the temwood shaft can be fired completely through a four-inch beam; at two hundred yards it can pin a man to a wall; at four hundred yards it can kill the huge, shambling bosk; it fires nineteen arrows in a Gorean Ehn, some eighty Earth seconds; a skilled bowman, and not an unus...	10
13	82	I took them to the point where the leader of the men of Tyros had entered the water.	10
13	88	I did not need, as with the broad arrow or the Tuchuk barbed arrow, to thrust the point through in order to free it.	10
13	218	"Your ship and the Rhoda will go to Lydius, and thence north, to an exchange point!" she cried.	10
13	222	"For what purpose do they proceed to the exchange point?" I asked.	10
13	238	The two ships would then proceed to Lydius, and thence to an exchange point on the shore of Thassa, north of Lydius.	10
13	249	The trip to the exchange point through the forests would be long.	10
14	50	The men of Tyros, I was sure, would be eager to march their captives through the forests north of Laura and Lydius to the exchange point, where they would meet, by prearranged rendezvous, the Rhoda and the Tesephone.	10
14	52	When they reached the exchange point it was doubtless their intention to embark their captives and carry them slaves to Tyros.	10
14	99	I saw, within the circle, at one point, long-legged Hura and blond Mira, standing together, conversing.	10
15	747	In the night it had taken a full Ahn to an Ahn and a half to bring her to the point of yielding.	10
15	907	From my point of view, of course, a girl with a scarred ankle is likely to bring a lower price than a perfect specimen.	10
18	168	They placed this wood at a point on the beach some twenty yards above the line of high tide, forming with it a great beacon.	10
18	182	The other end stood exposed as a defensive point.	10
18	608	Again the men of Tyros, on the beach, did not notice the log, perhaps from some island or jutting point, washing into shore, some yards from them.	10
19	164	Island ubarates, with their relatively stable populations, over a period of generations, tend to develop concentrations of wealth and power among successful families, which wealth and power, first producing oligarchy, becomes gradually invested with the prestige of dynastic tradition, at which point...	10
21	159	At that point she had, too, encountered Vinca, the two paga slaves, Ilene, and my own slave chain of panther women.	10
21	195	There was little point in prolonging the pursuit.	10

Book 9. (23 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	172	The morality of Earth, from the Gorean point of view, is a morality which would be viewed as more appropriate to slaves than free men.	10
1	259	At that point, in Gorean law, the companionship had been dissolved.	10
3	26	At his throat was the point of the sword of Port Kar.	10
3	69	It must be taken behind the point with the swift blow of the forearm.	10
4	108	The helmsman studies the sky and the waters ahead of the serpent; beneath clouds there is commonly wind; and he avoids, moving a point or more to port or starboard, areas where there is little wave activity, for they betoken spots in which the serpent might, for a time, find itself becalmed.	10
4	120	The tempo, at this point, was mine.	10
8	153	The Forkbeard's dagger's point thrust slightly into her throat.	10
10	49	Prior to his winning the swimming he had won talmits for climbing the "mast," a tall pole of needle wood, some fifty feet high, smoothed and peeled; for jumping the "crevice," actually a broad jump, on level land, where marks are made with strings, to the point at which the back heel strikes the ear...	10
10	56	Shortly after the first "knock off," in which the ball is served to the enemy, Gorm, who was Ivar's partner, was struck cold with the ball, it driven from an opponent's bat; this, I gathered, is a common trick; it is very difficult to intercept or protect oneself from a ball struck at one with great...	10
10	239	I tapped the shield of Bjarni of Thorstein Camp, it held by another ruffian from his camp, with the point of my sword.	10
10	256	Our swords met twice, and then I was under his guard, the point of my sword under his chin.	10
10	263	He took the point of his sword and made a cut in his own forearm, and held it out, over the leather.	10
10	568	I supposed that the governments of Earth, or some of them, were aware of the slaving; perhaps merchants of Middle Eastern countries were suspected; there were, however, delicate negotiations concerning oil to be respected; it would not be well to be too bold in pressing accusations; what were a few ...	10
11	204	The point of the probe, indeed, might be to push Kur power as far south as possible, and, perhaps, too, for the first time, result in the engagement of the forces of Priest-Kings to turn them back.	10
11	206	All in all, I expected the invasion of the south was, at this point, primarily a probe.	10
13	82	Fortunately, in the midst of his eloquence, this fellow sneezed, which omen at once, decisively, wiped away the weightiness of his point.	10
13	221	The Forkbeard was, at one point, so furious at the ineptness of the musicians, that he informed me of his own intention to regale the tables with song.	10
14	163	At close range it can pierce a southern shield, shatter its point through a seven-inch beam.	10
14	251	Hand over hand I crawled up the chain; then the chain shook, wildly; I struggled to hold it; the fire at my right sleeve snapped back and forth; I lost my breath; I feared my neck would break; blood was on the chain; I held it; Kurii howled beneath me; I moved further up the chain; then the chain st...	10
15	26	We saw, at one point, two Kurii fighting over a body.	10
16	1	The War Arrow Following the Forkbeard, on hands and knees, I crawled down the narrow passage, at one point turning to my left side to slide through a narrow aperture.	10
17	105	During this time, a hundred pasangs to the south, Svein Blue Tooth had set the rallying point of the men of Torvaldsland.	10
17	144	These differences, negligible from the point of view of humans, are apparently of considerable importance among the Kurii themselves.	10

Book 10. (56 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	288	It was used as the vantage point for the Aretai commander at that time, Hammaran, who also launched at a crucial point in the struggle, his picked cavalry, and bodyguard, from that height, turning the battle's tide.	10
13	412	From the Gorean point of view the Earth girl is not only not Gorean, and thus different, and thus likely to be despised, at least at first, but is usually viewed as an illiterate barbarian, which, of course, from the Gorean point of view, she usually is.	10
21	5	I realized then that he had been pointing to his destination, whatever it might be, which lay within the dune country, as though I might know what it was, but that the route which he wisely selected would parallel the dune country, until he reached a given point, at which point he would strike out o...	10
24	723	"Flee!" The north gate, deplorably, perhaps, from the point of view of those within the kasbah, and surely from the point of view of the guards, had been left ajar.	10
1	546	The point of this is that the senses and body of the slave, stripped save for brand and collar, and whatever perfumes, cosmetics or jewelries she may wear under the instruction of her trainer, are being taught to be alive, to sense and feel with great sensitivity; the senses and skins of many human ...	10
1	702	He stopped at a point on the smooth, mosaiced floor.	10
1	895	At that point the hunter would become the hunted.	10
2	20	Tor, lying at the northwest corner of the Tahari, is the principal supplying point for the scattered oasis communities of that dry vastness, almost a continent of rock, and heat, and wind and sand.	10
2	98	These various establishments, and more than forty others, from the point of view of tenders and drovers, have one thing in common.	10
2	111	The water in an oasis is, of course, at its lowest point.	10
2	131	Kurtzal is little more than a loading and shipping point.	10
3	137	After determining this point, I would continue on to the Oasis of Nine Wells, where I would lay in supplies and water, attempt to hire a guide, and, returning to the rock, strike eastward into the Tahari.	10
3	252	The point of the scimitar was at his throat.	10
4	6	It was semicircular and about a yard in width at its widest point.	10
4	7	The superstructure of the frame rose about four feet above the frame at its highest point, enclosing, as in an open-fronted, flat-bottomed, half globe, its occupant.	10
5	327	There was little point in his losing men.	10
5	340	One Kavar warrior, with the point of his lance, drew a line in the graveled dust.	10
5	350	The steel, razor-sharp point of the lance was at her bosom.	10
7	53	One oddity about it, from the point of view of one who reads Gorean, is that it possesses signs for only four of the nine vowels in Gorean.	10
7	535	As a conquered slave, she has no choice but to pleasure her master as he sees fit and to endure, on her part, willing or not, though soon she is more than willing, and is soon to the point of piteously begging, whatever frequent and lengthy ecstasies he may choose to inflict upon her.	10
8	37	Drovers and merchants were being herded, at lance point, to a side.	10
10	48	It takes years for such a tree to grow to the point at which it will bear fruit.	10
11	287	The oasis which we were entering is named for the Battle of Red Rock, which is a large shelf of reddish sandstone behind the oasis, north by northeast from its lowest point, and center.	10
11	325	Sometimes, it is made quite clear, by messenger and proclamation, whether a war is local or not, say, between only the Ta'Kara and the Luraz, who have some point of dispute between them.	10
11	683	The point of the scimitar curves inward, toward the body".	10
11	691	I saw the point, as he had said, was curved away from the body, to the outside, as he had said, toward foes.	10
12	143	At this point I had been summoned by the two bare-armed, white-garbed girls, for my bath.	10
13	90	I felt the point of a scimitar in my back.	10
13	116	We had now stopped before a great portal, narrower at its bottom, then swelling, curving, gracefully expanding, outward and upward, then narrowing again, gracefully concluding in a point.	10
13	130	Again I felt the incitement of the point of the scimitar in my back.	10
14	99	Goreans, interestingly from the point of view of an Earthling, who has been subjected to differing historical conditioning processes, do not regard biology as evil; those who deny the truths of biology are not acclaimed on Gor, as on Earth, but are rather regarded as being curious and pathetic.	10
14	592	"The right ear," said the next man, grasping the long, slim lance, eight feet Gorean in length, marked with red and yellow swirling stripes, terminating in an extremely narrow point, razored, steel, some eleven inches in length, and lanceolate, as the leaf of the flahdah tree.	10
14	610	"The point is to Baram," said Hamid.	10
15	127	"Very well," said Hassan, noting the point.	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
16	50	The steersman dropped the point of the lance toward the water, watching, too.	10
17	136	T'Zshal took the lance, holding the point down.	10
18	41	I felt the point of his lance at my throat.	10
18	46	Each player has nine pieces of equal value which are originally placed on the intersections of the nine interior vertical lines with what would be the rear horizontal line, constituted by the back edge of the board, from each player's point of view.	10
18	52	A jump must be made to an unoccupied point.	10
21	23	He would, in an Ahn, awaken me, and point to the sun.	10
21	87	We retraced our steps to the point at which we had left the trail, and continued our journey.	10
21	140	It was at this point, I understood, that he would enter the dunes for his overland trek.	10
22	80	It was long, slim, some eight foot Gorean in length; it was marked with red and yellow swirling stripes; it terminated in an extremely narrow point, razored, steel, some eleven inches in length, lanceolate, as the leaf of the flahdah tree.	10
22	86	It would be easy enough to judge that when the point sped toward me.	10
22	87	One often feints with the point, dropping it, or lifting it, or moving it to the one side or the other, dropping or lifting, or horizontally, in war; but in sport accuracy and not deception is paramount; I observed the rider; I saw him smile; I saw the kaiila rear up; I saw the lance fall into posit...	10
22	88	He was unwary; his attention was fully focused on his target; did he think I was a slave girl on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, standing, a tospit in my mouth for his lance sport? I moved to the side and, with both hands, a yard behind the point, turning, caught the lance; the rider, crying out, w...	10
23	216	"The scimitar on the forearm! The point does not face out from the body!" He looked at Haroun.	10
24	683	I effected nothing critical at this point.	10
24	690	One of the many pleasures of bondage from the point of view of the female, aside from such things as her pride in her master, her joy in serving, the ecstasies associated with her frequent and profound usage, and such, is understanding herself as, what she is, a feminine woman, a true woman, categor...	10
25	100	Herded at the point of a lance, bound, was Abdul, the water carrier.	10
25	101	At the point of another lance, too, herded, ropes on his neck, between two kaiila, staggering, bloody, was Hamid, who had been the lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai.	10
25	243	I met her blade, high, forcing it down; she slipped to one knee, looking up, trying to keep the blade away; she wept; she had no leverage, her strength was gone; I thrust her back, and she fell on her back before me on the tiles; my left boot, heavy, was on her right wrist; the small hand opened and...	10
25	277	"Lift your head, Beauty," said I, gently putting the point of the scimitar beneath her chin, lifting it.	10
26	712	This would surely remind her of Klima, and, from my point of view, as she was a common slave, she should be treated as one; to be sure, I found gratification in this, a gratification to which I was entitled in virtue of Klima, and a gratification to which I was entitled, in any event, because it ple...	10
26	777	The point is not to hurt a slave, but rather to bring out the best in every girl, and to make her the best slave possible.	10

Book 11. (49 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	413	It had a long, heavy shaft, some two inches in width, some seven feet in length; the head of the weapon, including its socket and penetrating rivets, was some twenty inches in length; the killing edges of the blade began about two inches from the bottom of the socket, which reinforced the blade, tap...	10
5	212	From the point of view of his father the bargain was a good one for Thandar was the youngest and least important of five sons; it was not as if his first or second son had been matched with a merchant's daughter; besides the match was politically and commercially expedient; who knew how ambitious mi...	10
9	2109	From the point of simple custody there is usually not much point in braceleting, roping or chaining girls, or such, particularly after they have learned they are slaves, and that there is no escape for them.	10
2	7	A metal point jabbed into my body, at the juncture between my left hip and lower abdomen.	10
2	8	The point lifted, and the shaft of the spear turned; he struck me on the right thigh, hard, with the butt of the spear.	10
2	54	I felt the point of his dagger beneath my chin.	10
2	63	My chin was very high, as the point of the dagger had left it.	10
2	103	I felt the side of the point of the bearded man's spear under my chin, and I lifted my chin, so that my head was high.	10
2	272	He carried a spear over his left shoulder, balanced by his left hand; from the spear depended a shield, behind the left shoulder, and a helmet; about his right shoulder was slung a pouch, which I gathered must have contained supplies; a bota of liquid, water I assumed, was fastened at his belt, on t...	10
2	394	Perhaps a mistake had been made? Perhaps there had been a misunderstanding? The stranger, crouching in the grass, his shield beside him, the butt of the spear in the grass, the weapon upright, its point against the sky, nodded.	10
2	497	Twice more the bearded man charged, and each time the stranger seemed not to be at the point of intended impact.	10
2	579	Did he think I was an animal, a mere pretty animal? Did he not know that I was a person! That I was a person of station and class, that I was an excellent student at an elite girls' college, that I was an English major, that I was a poetess! At one point, turning my head, thrusting two fingers of hi...	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	230	Eta then, to my surprise, with the point of her scissors, ripped the tiny garment a bit under my right breast, that a bit of skin might show, and again at my left hip, a larger rip.	10
4	232	She then, with the point of the scissors, at two points, ripped the hem she had earlier sewn out a bit, that in these two places it might appear the threads had broken; the hem then, in these two places, was irregular on my legs.	10
4	315	Borrowed expressions, as in linguistic borrowing generally, take on the coloration of the borrowing language; in time the borrowings become naturalized, so to speak, being fully incorporated into the borrowing language; at this point they are, for all practical purposes, words within the borrowing l...	10
4	881	At no point could I crawl more than a yard up its surface.	10
4	936	A successful escape, infrequent event that it is, seldom amounts, from the girl's point of view, to more than an exchange of collar and chains.	10
4	943	Ear piercing, interestingly, from an Earth point of view, is regarded by most Gorean women, slave and free, as more degrading than the brand.	10
4	1090	That was the point of his small demonstration, that she, not he, learn that she would not run, that she would beg to remain in the camp, that she would sue on her knees to be kept.	10
5	484	The men of my master had been outnumbered, surely, by the many soldiers of the camp, but at the point of attack their numbers were superior, overwhelming.	10
5	539	From his point of view I then, though I might be free, might as well have been a slave girl.	10
5	610	I felt the point of his sword in my belly.	10
5	612	I felt the point of the sword push in.	10
7	485	No longer was there a point in protesting, or begging.	10
7	1144	With his touch he had again brought my sensations to the point at which I wanted to shatter and writhe and scream, and yet I must remain at his side, immobile, absolutely motionless.	10
7	1316	He had raised me to the point at which another instant's movement would have precipitated that most incredible and fantastic of sexual experiences to which a human female can attain, that in which she knows herself cognitively and physiologically submitted, fully and completely, absolutely, to a mas...	10
9	70	From the physical point of view, the most common coffles are left-wrist coffles, left-ankle coffles and throat coffles.	10
11	136	At one point, we passed through a heavy iron door, watched by a guard.	10
12	652	They see no point in teaching them.	10
12	654	"We would not teach a verr or tarsk to read, they might say, so why should we teach a slave to read?" Some masters, on the other hand, make an actual point of seeing to it that their girls are kept illiterate.	10
13	211	Thus, they, like slave bracelets, lock to the perfect holding point on each girl.	10
14	491	They had, at one point, prepared to cut my throat.	10
16	174	It was some twenty feet wide at its broadest point and some one hundred and twenty feet in length.	10
20	601	"And at this point in your bondage," said he, "you are an ignorant, presumptuous slave".	10
22	451	This not only has its profound erotic effect on the slave and others, but it usefully, from the point of view of merchant law, identifies her as a slave.	10
22	690	I felt its point at my throat.	10
25	123	"Yes," said Bosk, "both from a practical and theoretical point of view.	10
25	124	From the practical point of view, if a cipher is used briefly and for a given short message, it may be impossible to break.	10
25	126	From the theoretical point of view, the unique-sequence cipher cannot be broken.	10
27	181	At this point, unable to help himself, one of the fellows at another table leaped bodily upon Thurnus and began to pummel him.	10
28	100	I was to follow the commands of the auctioneer from that point.	10
28	149	Men are, commonly, still entering the market at that point.	10
28	157	At any rate, from the girl's point of view, any chain position after forty and before one hundred would be good.	10
28	184	I was now in the point coffle, that at the end of the tunnel.	10
28	295	"What am I bid?" At this point the helmeted warrior began to descend the aisle.	10
28	309	But the point of the spear of Clitus Vitellius lay at his throat.	10
29	34	The point of the spear, which Clitus Vitellius had now retrieved, was at her throat.	10
29	35	I then felt the point of the spear in my back.	10

Book 12. (61 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	256	As it was, from their point of view, a hot day, one which was above the freezing point, she, like most of the women of the red hunters, was stripped to the waist.	10
15	499	The second reason for the bliss of many slave girls, that sequent upon the appropriateness of bondage for the beautiful woman itself, her female joy in being made to be true to herself, slave, was that, given the flesh transactions in a given city, sooner or later, masters tended to find girls who w...	10
17	64	There were different races of Kurii, I knew, though from my point of view there did not seem much point in discriminating amongst them.	10
2	202	At this point she seemed a typical Earth woman, in her foolishness, her naiveté, and obtuseness, though in brief livery and collared.	10
3	722	But there seemed little point in arriving before they had begun.	10
3	723	Indeed, there is not much point, usually, in coming early to a sale.	10
3	1332	Too, there had seemed no point in perhaps doing her master dishonor.	10
4	101	The movements of the pieces are chalked on the left side of the board, in order; the main portion of the board consists of a representation of the Kaissa board and young players, in apprenticeship to masters, move pieces upon it; one has thus before oneself both a record of the moves made to that po...	10
4	122	The point of this, I was told, would be to improve Kaissa in the second Ahn.	10
4	219	It did seem strange that Centius did not move swiftly at this point in the game.	10
4	307	If he did not take with the Rider of the High Tharlarion at this point it, too, would be lost.	10
4	349	Ubar Five would have been impractical because at that point the spearman would have been subjected to the attack of red's Ubara and Ubar.	10
4	361	At this point it was protected by the Spearman at Ubar Four, and could soon, in league with other pieces, begin the inexorable attack down the file of the Ubar's Tarnsman.	10
4	501	There seemed little point now in remaining at the fair.	10
6	662	The point of the dagger was in her belly.	10
8	35	"Is it true that you are so dangerous?" I saw no point in responding to her.	10
9	356	I was confident that I saw the point of stopping the tabuk.	10
10	13	At sword point I was hooded and chained".	10
10	205	That was true, at least from the point of view of a red hunter.	10
10	250	It was weakened at this point.	10
11	6	The wall broken there seemed little point to them to remain and die.	10
11	129	I saw no point in responding to her foolishness.	10
11	253	Both would now have to compete in absolute equality, beginning at the same point, neither with an advantage, as pure females, and as slaves, for the favor of men.	10
11	314	Accordingly there is no particular point in clothing them, save, of course, to protect them from the cold or ornament them in such a way that they are more attractive to their masters.	10
11	346	I fitted an arrow, of black tem-wood, with a pile point, to the string of the yellow bow.	10
12	137	There would be little point and little likelihood to their having a war.	10
12	143	There is little point in stealing from someone what one can as simply acquire for oneself.	10
12	296	However, since these names, respectively, would be 'Thimble' and 'Thistle', and Imnak often referred to them in Gorean as "Thimble" and 'Thistle" I have felt it would be acceptable to use those latter expressions, they being simpler from the point of view of one who does not natively speak the tongu...	10
12	383	It passed behind her neck at which point one of the drilled holes occurred.	10
14	81	That seemed to me a good point.	10
14	90	"You are only a woman," I told her, relaying Imnak's point.	10
15	459	"But my point, Master, if I may be permitted to continue to speak, is that both of us would sense rightnesses, fittingnesses, matches, agreeabilities, complementarities, in such matters".	10
15	461	Then I said, "Ah, yes, your point is an interesting one".	10
15	479	"Your point is an excellent one," I said.	10
15	951	The wife of Earth is, from the Gorean point of view, much overworked.	10
15	954	That would be preposterous from the Gorean point of view.	10
16	14	Its point was some three inches in length.	10
16	16	Bracing the knife permits force from the leg to be applied, whereas balance and control are not sacrificed, because the point is subtly guided by the movement of the fingers.	10
18	22	In this foreshaft was set the head of the harpoon, of bone, drilled, with a point of sharpened slate.	10
18	23	Through the drilled hole in the bone, some four inches below the slate point and some four inches above the base of the head, was passed a rawhide line, which lay coiled in the bottom of the boat.	10
18	52	I held the line, keeping the umiak at the beast's side, so that the hunters could thrust into it at point-blank range.	10
21	10	Often, however, in the night and near morning, the lamps extinguished, and the guests departed, it can become quite cold in such dwellings, often falling below the freezing point.	10
21	284	Thus, whether you are or are not of interest is not really much to the point.	10
21	287	From my point of view I find you, and girls like you, far more interesting than your smug sisters.	10
22	6	The harpoon had a foreshaft of bone, with a bone head and point.	10
22	153	"Is that not the point?" I asked, chuckling.	10
22	175	The bone point of the harpoon, thrown, would probably not penetrate the skull and it would be difficult to strike the submerged, narrow forepart of the body knifing toward the kayak.	10
22	176	I thrust the lance point into the rushing, extended, double-fanged jaws and it penetrated through the side of the mouth, tearing, the animal's face a yard up the shaft.	10
26	264	With the point of the lance I fended back the jaws of the wounded sleen.	10
26	286	One sped toward the shelter and leaped upward but I managed to meet its charge with the lance point and it, its face bloodied, twisted, the lance through the side of the mouth, and I managed to deflect its charge to the side and it fell, snarling, slipping free of the lance, to the side of the shelt...	10
30	56	Tina was released from the post, and fled to him, but stopped short, the point of his blade at her belly.	10
35	117	"It blows apart the meat, and there is no place to put a line on the point".	10
35	202	If she were to stand under the sphere holding the chain above her in its track the chain would fall, gracefully looped, behind her, almost to the back of her knees, whence it would rise again to its lock point on her collar.	10
35	205	At that point she knelt, putting the bronze vessel to one side.	10
35	331	The overhead track system, which I had hoped to follow to its termination, also branched at this point.	10
35	494	I soon determined that I was in Mu corridor, from Gorean markings high on the wall near a point where the corridor branched in two directions.	10
35	714	"But it will do you no good, for humans are not allowed beyond that point!" "Which way?" I asked.	10
35	742	In less than four Ehn, from that point, the track system terminated.	10
35	759	I slid the chain a distance down that hall, and then, still holding her, returned to that point at which the track system terminated.	10
35	763	I then thrust her ahead of me, down the corridor, beyond the termination point of the chain-and-track system.	10
35	765	"Humans may not go beyond this point," she said.	10

Book 13. (38 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	68	It is at this point that the symbolism of the brand becomes more clear.	10
2	38	They would not understand a world in which dirty jokes had point, a world in which a woman's attractiveness was supposedly a function of the utilization of certain commercial products, or a world in which men and women were taught that they were the same, and in which they attempted to believe it, a...	10
4	385	This makes it possible for merchant ships, round ships, with permanently fixed masts, to move within the city, and, from the military point of view, makes it possible to block canals and also, when drawn back, isolate given areas of the city by the canals which function then as moats.	10
5	200	There had simply not been much point to it.	10
6	187	Schendi itself lay farther to the south, about the outjutting of a small peninsula, Point Schendi.	10
6	213	The Palms of Schendi began to negotiate its wide turn about Point Schendi.	10
6	314	The Palms of Schendi had now begun to come about, about Point Schendi.	10
6	341	At its eastern end, of course, at one point, the Nyoka, channeled between stone embankments, about two hundred yards apart, flows into it.	10
6	366	The bow of the Palms of Schendi had now come about, and the peninsula of Point Schendi dropped behind us, to port.	10
6	395	Coming about Point Schendi, behind us, some two pasangs astern, was a round ship.	10
6	541	I saw, too, here and there, brief-tunicked, collared slave girls; I saw, too, at one point a group of paga girls, chained together, soliciting business for their master's tavern.	10
6	565	From the point of view of one accustomed to Gor's northern latitudes I am not altogether happy with the geographer's concept of a "dry season".	10
6	589	There are often two major rains during the day, in the late afternoon, when the warm air has reached its precipitation point, and, again, in the late evening, when, due to the turning of the planet, the surface and upper atmosphere, darkened, cools.	10
8	67	I sat down, cross-legged, behind a low table, from which vantage point I could see the girl lying on the floor, she covered with the beggar's aba.	10
15	161	"I think there is little point in carrying the false ring to the Sardar," I said.	10
19	30	I could always leave the room, of course, by kicking and tearing through the grass wall at any point of my choosing.	10
20	129	That precise point of the body is one of the target areas taught to warriors.	10
24	5	More than an Ahn ago we had passed the point at which the prison raft, from which we had escaped, had been anchored.	10
24	48	They had seen, from their point of view, only a mud raft, loosed and drifted from the work area.	10
29	183	There would simply be no point to it.	10
31	43	"The chief says the river is dangerous beyond this point.	10
31	70	The river, eastward from this point, was said to become more dangerous.	10
32	33	It requires great strength to brace and support the canoe at that point.	10
32	407	The freedoms of the Earth woman do not extend to the point where she is permitted to move as a woman.	10
32	477	Perhaps a remark on the appropriateness of expressions might not be amiss at this point.	10
32	545	Then, later, at some point I did not recognize, after I had again been carried into the jungle, the sack was removed.	10
32	556	At a given point, perhaps determined by their priests or chiefs, for no reason that is clear to us, the population, it seemed, had abandoned the city, marching away into the jungles.	10
32	560	They had come here, it seemed, to this point in the jungle, and, here, had rebuilt their city.	10
34	3	It swerved, slashing with its curved tusks, and I only managed to turn it aside with the point of the raider's spear I carried, one of four such weapons we had had since our brief skirmish with raiders, that in which we had obtained our canoe, that which had occurred in the marsh east of Ushindi.	10
34	340	"He could, at any point," she said, "simply order her to silence and put her to his feet".	10
34	801	From the Gorean point of view the wife of Earth occupies a status which is higher than that of the slave but lower than that of the Free Companion.	10
35	54	From the girl's point of view there are few slaves who would not rather do double the labor and be the only wench in the master's compartments.	10
48	165	There is no point to it.	10
48	253	The legal point, I think, is interesting.	10
51	220	What would be the point of it? "The city is large," said Kisu.	10
52	110	"Ubars," I pointed out to Kisu, "seldom see much point in engaging in single combat with common soldiers".	10
53	379	I sprang upon the worn stone stairs leading at this point to the wall.	10
56	23	The fight was brief, and then Kisu withdrew the bloodied point of his weapon from the chest of Mwoga, who lay at his feet.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	923	It is interesting to note the high regard in which certain civilizations are held which, from the human point of view, from the point of view of human happiness, would appear to be obvious catastrophes.	10
11	427	There can be a point without a circle; but there can be no circle without its central point.	10

Book 17. (2 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	944	The hunting arrow, incidentally, has a long, tapering point, and this point is firmly fastened to the shaft.	10
13	1365	You thus begin again, anew, your struggle to convince a master that there may be some point in keeping you about, that there may be some point in putting a bit of gruel in a bowl, or hollowed stone, for you, or thrusting a crust of bread in your mouth.	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	73	The more elaborate ties of the two girls at this point suggested, then, that women were being brought to this point, rather than being taken from it.	10
44	488	Some of the larger stones even did their work more than once, striking men or kaiila from the trail at one point and then, bounding downward, striking the face of the rock here and there, to shatter into yet more men at a lower point in the ascendant trail.	10
54	4	He carried a feathered lance, with a long iron point, a trade point, socketed, fastened to the lance shaft with two rivets.	10

Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	167	A consequence of this ordinance from the point of view of a female slave is that she cannot now even permit herself to be taken for a free woman by accident; her bondage is always manifest; it is helpful from the man's point of view, too; he always knows the status of the woman to whom he is relatin...	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	608	"Now," I said, "second, let us consider things from the point of view of the woman, from your point of view".	10
2	445	A full point is scored for a win; in a draw each player obtains a half point.	10
10	524	Too, the gyves, sturdy and snug, looked nice on them, both from the aesthetic point of view and from the point of view of their significance, for example, that they were mine and that the beauty, confined, wore them.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	12	To it are fastened two horizontal chains, one, from its attachment point near the lower belly, terminating in slave bracelets, wrist-rings, or manacles, and the other, from its attachment point at the end of the dangling chain, usually lying on the floor, or ground, terminating in shackles or ankle-...	10

Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	68	We had moved southwest for two days after the visit of the young rencer to our camp, and had then adjusted our trek to the southeast, and then to the south, to reach the point at which I wished to exit from the delta, a point far enough from both Brundisium, on the coast, and Ven, on the south bank ...	10

Book 25. (2 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	292	It is not only a convenience to citizens but it enables troops to be moved rapidly from point to point in the defenses.	10
21	321	At this point I interject a point which may be of interest to some, perhaps as affording some additional light on Gorean culture.	10

Book 26. (4 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	455	I had, of course, in chains, and in ropes, learned what such as he could do to me, how they could bring me again and again, gently, surely, cruelly, as it might amuse them, to such a point, to such a delicate, exact point, to the very threshold of release, to the very edge of ecstasy, to where I was...	10
13	872	My punishment, I realized, however informative and momentous from my point of view, had doubtless been, from the point of view of the pit master, relatively light and perfunctory.	10
24	344	Women, from the point of view of the men of Treve, and from the point of view of most of the men on this world, as I understand it, are to be seen in terms of other purposes.	10
37	31	We were at the intersection of several passages, at a point we had reached last night, and a point we were sure the prisoner had occupied at least once, for it was here that the extinguished lamps had ended.	10

Book 27. (4 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	462	"In this development, though there are dangers associated with it, and it is not always effective, it is often possible to reverse the typical aging process, to an earlier point, and then stabilize it at that point".	10
11	795	On the other hand, there was also doubtless something to be said for a virginal, dewy, youthful eighteen, not so much perhaps from the point of view of the slave herself, as she would tend to be looked down upon, and be regarded as relatively inconsequential, even by her sister slaves, but from the ...	10
17	440	At this point a "desist" command may be uttered, which command is known, of course, only to the beast and the huntsman, or huntsmen, at which point the sleen will, or should, abandon the hunt".	10
27	137	In the next two or three days, sometime, presumably depending on the trekking, they should reach the vicinity of "the place of concealed tarns," at which point Bosk, he of Port Kar, and Marcus, he of Ar's Station, would leave the group, presumably proceeding thence to the rendezvous point.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	163	"Then what would be the point of it?" "There is no point to it," he smiled.	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	14	I saw an Anangan dart lodge itself in a fellow's throat, who tried to pull it free, and, blood bursting from the neck, he sprawled into the dust, the vessel of the artery exposed, as it had caught behind the point of the dart, which point is broad, and barbed.	10
28	479	One could see where the sleen had made its leap, from the deeper indentations in the soil, and the absence of prints between that point and the point where the prey was struck.	10
41	73	At the high rail of the stern castle I saw, now far behind, the small motion in the water, now scarcely visible, even with the glass, in the swelling waves, which marked the point beyond which our mysterious companion could not proceed, that point which marked for it the end of a journey it could no...	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	772	I stumbled in darkness, lamely, toward the point at which I had seen the point of light.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	292	"What are you going to do with me?" "You are being taken to a collection point," he said, "from which point you will be shipped".	10

Book 33. (3 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	199	The point at the time, at least in terms of strategy, was to conceal the cavalry until its appearance, presumably at the turning point of a crucial battle, might have a devastating psychological effect on a startled, superstitious enemy, and turn the tide in favor of the house of Temmu.	10
42	180	"Certainly," said Pertinax, "a point of tarn rendezvous to be scouted from tarnback each day at the tenth Ahn, but that point is pasangs from the camp, and we had not anticipated any great difficulty in leaving the camp".	10
49	234	"At a certain point on the fifth level, a point known to me," I said, "we will encounter one or more Ashigaru, one during the day, but now, at night, perhaps two.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	16	Indeed, if one had two defenders to one attacker hoping to scale the wall, at one time, the defenders would at that point, the point of military interest, outnumber the attackers two to one.	10