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Prisoner

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	47	"A prisoner?" "As good as a prisoner".	10
5	156	They apparently had no intention of taking me prisoner, for an instant after the shout the sharp hiss of a bolt from a crossbow passed over my head.	10
9	75	"There, bold Tarnsman," she said, "I will teach you how to keep a prisoner.	10
14	2	Nine days I had been a prisoner in his camp, subjected to torture and abuse.	10
16	136	It had literally been constructed about its prisoner.	10
19	207	"You will not lead me as a prisoner," he said.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	28	After we had walked for perhaps some twenty minutes through the drab, graveled, twisted streets of Tharna, its gray citizens parting to make way for us and to stare expressionlessly at the scarlet-clad prisoner, we came to a broad winding avenue, steep and paved with black cobblestones, still shiny ...	10
15	118	"I am your prisoner, am I not?" she asked, insolently.	10
17	16	I had learned that only a month before, in a mine not five hundred yards from this one, there had been a disturbance created by a single prisoner.	10
20	78	The mountains of the Sardar were not such a vast, magnificent range as the rugged scarlet crags of the Voltai, that almost impenetrable mountain vastness in which I had once been the prisoner of the outlaw Ubar, Marlenus of Ar, ambitious and warlike father of the fierce and beautiful Talena, she who...	10
25	34	"I think not," I said, wondering, "and you, Dorna the Proud, are now my prisoner".	10

Book 3. (9 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	80	"I am your prisoner," I said.	10
4	126	"But what of me," I asked, "your prisoner?" "My guest," insisted Parp irritably, nearly dropping his pipe.	10
5	192	"I have been a prisoner in this room for nine years," she said.	10
5	252	After all, I, too, was a prisoner of Priest-Kings and I had not chosen to come to her chamber.	10
25	65	Then I could no longer release the grille had I wanted to and I hung there agonized, a prisoner of the charges flashing through my body and the bolts wrenched loose from the ceiling, and I fell again to the floor, the grille clattering beside me, my fingers still hooked in its mesh.	10
26	225	Vika of Treve was my prisoner.	10
26	266	I smiled to myself as I thought of the small things on my old world that at such remoteness perhaps reenacted the ancient ceremony of the caves, the carrying of the bride over the threshold, perhaps as a prisoner, the tiny wedding bands, perhaps a small reminder of the primitive thongs that bound th...	10
29	166	"You are my prisoner, Tarl Cabot," it said.	10
30	196	I struggled, enraged, against the chains and collar that held me a helpless prisoner while the issues of the day were being decided by fire in the streets outside.	10

Book 4. (9 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	118	Then she acted as though she had not noticed that she had been perfectly secured, that she was his prisoner, the prisoner of Harold of the Tuchuks.	10
2	101	I supposed, with the domesticated kaiila, a bound verr or a prisoner might be cast to the newborn animal.	10
5	1	The Prisoner I followed the warrior Kamchak into the encampment of Tuchuks.	10
5	121	"A prisoner has been brought to the camp," he said.	10
8	492	Her hands were out, trying instinctively to maintain her balance; the bola weights were still snapping about her ankles in tiny, angry circles; in an instant she would fall to the grass; racing past I seized her by the hair and threw her over the saddle; scarcely did she comprehend what was happenin...	10
16	129	* * * * Harold and I had been fastened in a Turian slave bar, a metal bar with a collar at each end and, behind the collar, manacles which fasten the prisoner's hands behind his neck.	10
18	14	I stood in the coagulating, tightening fluid, held fast a prisoner, and threw back my head in despair.	10
25	621	And yet this beautiful, soft, proud thing stood there, though ringed and branded, though collared, bold and brazen flinging at me, eyes bright, her challenge, the eternal challenge of the unconquered female, that of the untamed woman, daring the male to touch her, to try, she resisting, to reduce he...	10
26	154	I recognized it immediately, for it was the room in which Harold and I had been brought prisoner before Saphrar of Turia.	10

Book 5. (20 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	32	"Prisoner! Prisoner!" they shrieked.	10
18	410	Each of his limbs, and his throat, was separately confined, each chained individually to the wall, each chain running to a separate ring bolted in the stone; any one of the chains would have been sufficient to hold a man; I gathered that this prisoner must be unusual indeed; I observed, further, tha...	10
14	1	The Prisoner When I had returned to the House of Cernus I passed the heavy, bolted door which led to the hallway off which was the luxurious cell in which Cernus was accustomed to keep his Special Captures, which cell had been shown to me earlier by Ho-Tu.	10
14	141	But this time, in that room rich with hangings, with lamps set behind ornate mesh in the ceiling, there was a prisoner.	10
14	180	The prisoner now seemed in a better mood.	10
14	183	"I have plans for this girl," said Cernus, regarding the prisoner through the glass.	10
15	120	These girls, under the instructions of Cernus, were extremely deferential, save that they were continually to amuse themselves at the prisoner's expense, making sport of her shaved head, laughing and joking about it among themselves.	10
16	157	"She is his prisoner," I told Elizabeth.	10
17	41	"What shall we do with this prisoner?" asked the black-haired girl of her fellows.	10
18	351	"It is I, Kuurus, of the black caste," said I, "on the orders of Cernus bringing paga to prisoners on Kajuralia!" "But there is only one prisoner here," said he, puzzled.	10
18	373	"The prisoner is in Nine Corridor".	10
18	378	"There is too much paga there for one prisoner," mumbled the guard, rather groggily.	10
18	401	It had been nibbling at the scrapings of dried gruel caked in a tin pan near the prisoner's foot.	10
18	414	I returned to the prisoner.	10
18	424	Unbelievingly the prisoner with his sunken eyes, now accustoming themselves to the light of the torch, regarded me.	10
18	496	"He was sent to Ko-ro-ba only to be slain, that you would be lured to this house, where in effect you have been my prisoner for more than a year".	10
19	22	It was hot in the slave hood, of several layers of thick leather, stifling, locked under my chin and about my throat; further, this hood, like many, was so constructed as to ensure silence in a prisoner; I could not spit out the thick leather wad that was packed in my mouth nor, because of the strap...	10
20	332	"I am giving this prisoner an opportunity to live," said Cernus, indicating me.	10
20	361	"Would you not care," asked Cernus of the boy, "to inform the prisoner of your name?" The handsome boy looked down from the chair of Cernus on me.	10
24	215	"That you may be kept locked in a compartment of the Central Cylinder, not as slave but prisoner, a high-born woman, to be mated in the future as best accords with the politics of Ar, as I see fit?" There were tears in her eyes.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	382	"I gather," she said, "I am your prisoner".	10
15	402	She turned and twisted and leaped, and sometimes seemed almost free, but was always, by the dark thongs, held complete prisoner.	10
18	2	"Take this prisoner," I told an officer, "and chain him below decks.	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	259	She was a prisoner.	10
8	1050	I was held, his prisoner.	10
11	1425	I was their prisoner.	10
12	32	To be sure, even so, given the common nature of the fabric, which is usually rep-cloth, it is seldom difficult to conjecture with some accuracy the lineaments of its lovely, half-naked occupant, or prisoner.	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
13	696	And I lay spread before him, arched and supine, over his saddle, helpless in his tethering, his prisoner, his captive, completely at his mercy, fully bared to his sight and touch.	10
13	1059	This had nothing to do with the fact that I lay stripped before him, wrists and ankles lashed, his prisoner.	10
13	1077	Now I lay before him, in reality, fully captured, his, his helpless, bound prisoner.	10
14	324	I, the prisoner of Rask of Treve, in his war camp, struggled to control myself.	10
17	101	I found I was now the victim, the prisoner, of "slave needs".	10
17	116	At such times, I suspect, those times when my slave needs were much upon me, there was then little in me of sweetness, delicacy, tenderness and intimacy, not then, not as I was then; I was then, perhaps to the amusement of my master, pleadingly, piteously helpless, the prisoner of needs and passions...	10

Book 8. (13 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	358	The musicians, those who had played the drums and flutes, escorting the judges and the prisoner, had also left.	10
6	510	"I am interested in obtaining," I said, "a woman, who is rumored to be a prisoner in Verna's camp".	10
7	113	It did not displease me that I should bring his daughter to safety from the forests before him, or that I should have Verna, and her band, prisoner, well trussed in tight binding fiber, waiting for my iron, while he still, unknowingly, sought them where they were not.	10
7	270	There was no time to carry this prisoner back to where Rim, and my men, and Arn, and his men, waited for me.	10
7	312	Though she was my enemy and prisoner, her desires would be most fervid for my success.	10
7	345	I had learned from Grenna, my prisoner, that an unusually large band of panther girls, under a woman named Hura, was even now advancing toward these areas of the forests.	10
9	75	None but the acknowledged leader of the band, whose authority was undisputed, could have so looked upon a prisoner, dispassionately, objectively, serene in her power over his life and body.	10
9	279	I recalled the uncontrollable movements of Sheera's body, its wild helplessness, the ecstatic prisoner of its slave reflexes.	10
9	360	And I, who was to have been such a hero, so clever, so noble and brave, so victorious, now myself lay helplessly bound in a clearing in the great northern forests, the prisoner of fierce panther girls.	10
17	32	They were dragging another fair prisoner.	10
19	406	"Consider yourself, Bosk of Port Kar," said he, "my prisoner".	10
22	145	She had kept her her prisoner in the forest.	10
22	596	She would, however, I had little doubt, send the two women who guarded Talena to his camp north of Laura, with their prisoner, to see if he, as a free man merely, might be interested in the purchase of a slave.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	448	She would be in Ar, in effect, a prisoner.	10
9	356	"Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!" But the Forkbeard did not make her serve him then but, firmly, held her body, locked in his arms, that of his prisoner, to his, warming her.	10
13	343	Like a fish I was retrieved and made prisoner, forced to lie on my belly in the boat, like a common maid.	10
13	358	"Never had I thought to have Hilda, daughter of Thorgard of Scagnar, stand prisoner before me, before the high seat of my house," said Svein Blue Tooth.	10
13	359	"Before you I stand more than prisoner, my Jarl," said she.	10
17	166	Should any individual, either male or female, depart by so much as a yard from the line of march, or attempt to close the gap between himself and a fellow prisoner, the sleen prevent this.	10
17	215	Too, among them now, prisoner, was Hilda, perhaps Ivar's preferred slave.	10

Book 10. (22 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	188	He cannot see to escape; he can not see to attack; he cannot be sure, usually, even of the number and position of his captors, whether they face him, or are attentive, or such; sometimes a hooded prisoner, even unbound, is told simply to kneel, and that if he moves, he will be slain; some captors, t...	10
25	415	We had taken the prisoner rope from her neck, to conceal the fact that she was a free prisoner.	10
1	165	Still she remained impaled upon the slave pole, its prisoner.	10
5	863	He yanked her, stumbling, the prisoner of his whip, to the side of his kaiila.	10
7	86	I was a prisoner.	10
7	170	I was his prisoner.	10
12	130	But the true female, the awakened, helpless prisoner of her instincts and blood, with a fine mind, a deep, lovely, sensitive mind, imaginative and inventive, is the one the Goreans want, head down, at their feet.	10
12	300	"It is my understanding, following merchant law, and Tahari custom," I said, "that I am not a slave, for though I am a prisoner, I have been neither branded nor collared, nor have I performed a gesture of submission".	10
14	186	It facilitates the control of the prisoner.	10
14	187	A hooded prisoner, even if not bound, is almost totally helpless.	10
14	189	In the hood, too, of course, the prisoner does not know who might strike or abuse him.	10
14	191	The second major function of the hood is to conceal from the prisoner his location, where he is and where he is being taken.	10
14	534	The man then moved to the next prisoner.	10
14	649	The first prisoner, whose bonds had been removed, was thrust in the direction of the compounds.	10
21	158	Then he led me, tethered behind him, his human prisoner, climbing, slipping, up the first long, sloping crest, into the dunes.	10
21	238	"It will not be necessary to carry me, should you be able to do this, or to bind me, leading me as a prisoner.	10
24	668	I wore garments of the men of the Salt Ubar, taken from a prisoner.	10
24	1019	"Remember a token of silk, a kiss insolently blown to a chained prisoner.	10
25	7	Haroun, or Hassan, as I continued to think of him, with his boot, spurned the bound prisoner.	10
25	259	"Is your vengeance not sweet enough, that you will so degrade me?" "Are you not my prisoner?" I asked.	10
25	288	From within my sash I found a length of prisoner rope.	10
25	347	"One thing," said Hassan, "prisoner rope is not appropriate.	10

Book 11. (42 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	189	The verr and the bosk are the most common animals herded; tabuk and slave girls are the most common animals tracked; the uses to which the sleen is put in guarding and patrolling are innumerable; it is used to secure borders, to prowl walls and protect camps; it may run loose in the streets after cu...	10
1	103	I wondered if the plate and chain were so situated in order that the chain's prisoner, such as I found myself to be, be protected from the wind.	10
2	228	"I will do anything you want! Keep me! Keep me for yourselves! Keep me as your captive, your prisoner! Keep me as anything you want! Am I not beautiful? Could I not serve you? Could I not please you?" Then, suddenly, from deep within me, welling up, from somewhere so deep within me that I did not kn...	10
4	551	It is a helpless feeling being held on the shoulder of a man, your feet unable to touch the ground; you are unable to obtain the slightest leverage; you are simply his prisoner.	10
5	450	"Consider yourself my prisoner, Lady," said the man.	10
5	463	I was then again the prisoner of the wrist thong in his grasp.	10
9	131	Tied as I was I was the prisoner of the stock, its weight and constraint.	10
9	782	I was her prisoner.	10
9	1339	I stood alone among them, their prisoner.	10
12	114	"Fetch in the prisoner," called Borchoff, captain of the keep of Stones of Turmus.	10
12	165	When I was descending the stairs and had come to the courtyard between the walls, the gate had been opened, and the party, with their prisoner, had entered.	10
12	167	Borchoff, captain of the keep, came to inspect the prisoner.	10
12	183	Borchoff turned away from the man, to converse with the lieutenant, one of the men on the tharlarion, pertaining to the details of the prisoner's capture.	10
12	184	I approached the prisoner more closely.	10
12	196	"I warn you, Captain," said the prisoner.	10
12	199	The prisoner stiffened in silent rage.	10
12	205	I approached the prisoner, looking up at him.	10
12	253	"You are large and strong, Master," I said to the prisoner.	10
12	278	"Run along, Dina," said Borchoff, returning to the prisoner.	10
12	281	* * * * "Fetch in the prisoner," called Borchoff, rising behind the low table in the hall of Turian pleasures, lifting his goblet.	10
12	286	"Welcome," called Borchoff, as the prisoner was brought in.	10
12	289	The prisoner was thrown to his knees before Borchoff, captain of the keep of Stones of Turmus.	10
12	301	The prisoner inclined his head.	10
12	308	"Is it the nineteenth hour?" asked the prisoner.	10
12	312	"No," said the prisoner, "but there is a time and a place for speaking, as there is a time and a place for steel".	10
12	321	Much insult had he done to the prisoner, should he be of the warriors.	10
12	325	It would serve him so right! The prisoner did not respond to Borchoff.	10
12	327	"Poor Master," I said to the kneeling, chained prisoner.	10
12	340	I kissed the kneeling, chained prisoner swiftly, with the insulting kiss often given by the wives of Earth to their husbands.	10
12	343	I heard the prisoner inquire the hour of Borchoff.	10
12	366	I looked over to the kneeling prisoner, now abandoned.	10
12	374	I continued to look at the prisoner.	10
12	416	"The key to these chains," demanded the prisoner, rising to his feet.	10
12	426	Borchoff, angry, now half sober, threw the key to the prisoner's chains to one of the intruders.	10
18	127	The tarnsman, circling about, took mercy upon her and it is said she cried out with joy as his braided leather rope dropped about her and tightened on her body, jerking her, its prisoner, from the high bridge.	10
21	118	"They were freed by an escaped prisoner," he said.	10
21	120	"What prisoner freed them?" I asked.	10
23	8	"You are only a lying slave, my prisoner, a captured traitress I will have my way with".	10
23	105	Instead I was his prisoner, a girl who had betrayed him, now caught by him, a captive slave and traitress, one who now lay helpless, bound, within the full compass of the displeasure and vengeance of her betrayed master, who was a warrior of Gor.	10
24	23	"Am I your prisoner?" "We have little quarrel with those of Ar," said the man.	10
26	381	"That is true," said he, "Prisoner".	10
29	237	Uncollared I had been a true slave, a prisoner of a pathological culture, ascetic, mechanistic and twisted.	10

Book 12. (20 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	90	These pleasures, of course, can be used by a man to make her a helpless prisoner and slave.	10
3	427	She is no longer permitted the lofty dignities and proud postures of the exalted free woman; they are now behind her; she no longer now needs be concerned with the protection of, and defense of, and maintenance of, her laboriously, monstrously constructed image, with all its prescriptions, requireme...	10
6	746	"Look well and carefully upon our prisoner," he said.	10
8	1	I Find Myself Prisoner in the North "There seems to be no end of them," said a man's voice.	10
8	177	"You are my prisoner," she said.	10
8	193	"The mighty Tarl Cabot," she said, "a manacled, kneeling prisoner".	10
9	43	"He is my prisoner.	10
10	130	I was to well understand whose prisoner I was.	10
10	139	A heavy ring was bolted on the underside of the high crossbeam; it was from this ring that a prisoner, bound by the wrists, might be suspended.	10
10	141	It was to the lower ring that the prisoner's feet, some six inches above the wood, crossed and tied, might be bound.	10
11	40	"I am your prisoner, Captain," she said.	10
11	108	"I am a free prisoner," she said.	10
11	109	"I demand all the rights and privileges of such a prisoner".	10
11	113	"I am a free prisoner," she said, "and I—" "Be silent, I said to her.	10
12	340	It is not an unusual human being who finds himself a prisoner in a cell which, if he but knew it, lacks walls.	10
21	275	It is thus that the free woman, though interesting, being female, is usually, sadly, a bound prisoner of her own prejudices, a rigid, constricted, ideologically restrained organism, an imitator of images and stereotypes alien to her own nature, a puppet obedient to principles foreign to herself.	10
26	78	The lovely blond slave had been taken prisoner, but by whom, or what, I did not know.	10
28	174	The complex, then, that in which I was prisoner, I conjectured, might well have a clock similar to those used on Kur ships, and in the distant steel worlds, a clock doubtless once developed for use on their former world, doubtless long since destroyed in their internecine wars.	10
35	1043	"Check the prisoner's bonds," I said.	10
35	1236	"You are my prisoner," I said to him.	10

Book 13. (8 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	345	"Is this house, or its men, known to the prisoner?" I asked.	10
1	680	I think he, or they, or both, will be very interested in striking up an acquaintance with our lovely prisoner below".	10
1	734	"The pole and platform below, on which is held prisoner our lovely guest," said Samos, "was suggested to me by a peacekeeping device of Bila Huruma.	10
4	239	Then she stood again neck-linked to him, beside him, his fellow prisoner.	10
13	198	Needless to say that key cannot be reached by the prisoner if even one of the chains is fastened upon her.	10
18	120	"May I address our prisoner?" inquired Mwoga.	10
31	84	Am I not pleasing? What is it that you would have me do? Must I crawl to you, as the slave I am, and beg your touch? Do you not understand that I cannot admit men are my masters, for I am a woman of Earth? Do you not understand that I cannot crawl to you, as the slave I am, and beg your touch, for I...	10
46	32	Within it I heard the chains of a prisoner.	10

Book 14. (22 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	49	I was a prisoner and a slave.	10
16	363	They were held perfectly, and would continue to be held perfectly, each a prisoner to the other, until masters might free me.	10
26	1	I Make the Lady Florence my Prisoner; We Flee Through the Tunnels There was a tearing of cloth.	10
26	277	I had no doubt but what, in an instant, there would be swift pursuit of me and my fair prisoner.	10
26	281	Her most efficient and skilled hand was thus the prisoner of my grip, making her more mine, whereas, of course, my own most efficient, skilled hand, also the right, was freed for use.	10
26	306	"Hurry, Prisoner!" I cried.	10
26	307	"Prisoner!" she cried.	10
26	315	"I am not your prisoner!" she said.	10
26	329	"Who wants a woman who is too stupid to know that she is a prisoner," I said.	10
26	361	"What of me?" "You will be left here as a trussed, female fool," I said, "to be a prisoner for others, others who presumably will be less particular about the intelligence of their captives".	10
26	367	"I know that I am your prisoner," she wept.	10
26	372	"Take your prisoner with you".	10
26	373	"Are you a prisoner?" I asked.	10
26	385	"Do you laugh at your prisoner?" she asked.	10
26	390	"Take your prisoner with you".	10
26	407	"No," she said, "you beast!" "Are you not my prisoner?" I asked.	10
26	409	"I think that I shall amuse myself with my prisoner," I said.	10
26	411	"I shall assert the rights of the Gorean captor over his beautiful female prisoner," I said.	10
27	415	"Perhaps you have forgotten that you are a prisoner," I said.	10
27	516	"Yes," I said, "you are a mere prisoner".	10
32	20	"I suppose it was necessary to leash me," she said, "as a matter of prisoner security".	10
32	260	My regard, I noted, did little to put my prisoner at ease.	10

Book 15. (9 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	156	I then, as I had grown more proficient with the device, used it for one of its two major purposes, that of exhibiting and displaying its helpless prisoner.	10
3	9	"I am a naked and shackled prisoner," she said, "soon perhaps, if it should please the men of Ar, to be branded a slave.	10
3	122	"I am only a woman, and a prisoner," she said.	10
3	179	"How kind you are to a helpless female prisoner," she said, "one soon likely, should it please the men of Ar, to be made a slave".	10
3	186	"The men of Ar," she said, "took my freedom from me, when they made me a prisoner.	10
3	269	"As a prisoner," she said.	10
4	190	"There is your money, Fellow," said the free woman to Strobius, haughtily, as haughtily as she could manage, still the helpless prisoner of his assistant's grip.	10
30	196	"Rise, and turn about, Slave, and regard a prisoner," said Policrates.	10
31	16	These arrangements represent what is theoretically an optimum compromise between prisoner security and the degree of freedom essential to efficiently operate the windlass.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	211	I put my prisoner with the rest.	10
16	351	"It is amusing, is it not," I asked, "that the great Ragnar Voskjard is now naught but the prisoner of an ex-fighting-slave?" "Free me," he begged.	10
16	354	"What pay could compare with the pleasure of taking the Voskjard prisoner?" I asked.	10
16	372	"You are my prisoner," I told him.	10
16	383	"And let them cheat me of my prisoner?" I asked.	10
16	391	In a moment I had my hand on the short leash I had devised for his throat and, he on his back, helpless, my prisoner, was towing him toward the flagship of Policrates.	10
16	451	"You are my prisoner," I said.	10
16	508	He tried to free himself, but succeeded in doing little more than squirm choking on the deck, a stripped, tethered prisoner.	10
19	120	The free woman looks into a slave kennel but she, presumably, has never occupied it, the helpless prisoner behind its bars; the free woman may see chains but she, presumably, has never worn them; she may see the whip but she, presumably, has never felt it.	10
20	2136	Free, she is enslaved, the prisoner of inhibitions, artifices and conventions; enslaved, she is free, liberated to the self-fulfillment of her deepest nature.	10

Book 17. (3 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	213	"For a slave, or a prisoner, to wear a breechclout might be regarded as pretentious or offensive," said Grunt, "an oversight or indiscretion calling for torture or, say, for being set upon by boys on kaiila, with war clubs".	10
17	748	"When I was taken prisoner," she said, "I feared I would be made a slave, a true slave.	10
19	351	"It is as I thought," said Canka to me, "it was you who freed this callow prisoner".	10

Book 18. (3 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	278	A prisoner of the Kaiila, one duly dealt with, so to speak, had been freed.	10
12	175	Any pressure felt by the prisoner must be felt on the back of the neck.	10
44	108	"Too," she said, "do you not think I could see all the lodges when I was being brought to the post?" "I suppose it does not make any difference that you know about it," I said, "as you are a prisoner.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	206	In one instant I was free, and in the next I was held helplessly, the prisoner of bands and a chain.	10
13	120	This permits the prisoner, usually a slave, to lift her arms.	10
15	17	If I were caught I did not doubt but what I would soon again find myself the prisoner of those cramped quarters, though doubtless in fresher, sturdier bonds, probably of iron, and not locked, but hammered closed about my neck and limbs.	10
18	31	"No!" "The office of the Archon will doubtless be pleased to learn the identity of its lovely prisoner," he said.	10
32	65	I squirmed, his bound prisoner.	10
32	237	He then thrust her in the sack, tied it shut and, in moments, had hoisted her high to the ceiling, its enclosed and helpless prisoner.	10
36	432	The strong man can be bound only by himself; surely the weak and fearful, and hating, know that, and that is why they are so desperate to divide him, and make him of himself his own captor, and prisoner, and his own worst enemy.	10
36	900	To whom else might one yield, truly? Is it not of masters, powerful, lustful, demanding, indifferent, careless, magnificent, and overwhelming, that women dream? So the collar had freed me to be myself, and to recognize my desire for, and need of, men, and then men, whether I willed it or not, had br...	10

Book 20. (17 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	28	My judgment is vindicated! Let Flaminius writhe in envy! It is I who was right! It is I who am triumphant! You are my prisoner, my prisoner alone, Bosk of Port Kar, the prisoner of the Lady Yanina!" Again she brandished the key at me, I looking up at her, she on the tharlarion.	10
1	209	"You are my prisoner," said Samos.	10
5	106	In moments, then, he will be stripped and in chains, my helpless prisoner".	10
9	451	I crouched down beside my own prisoner, the free female, she whom I had shackled, she whose beauty seemed to strain protestingly against the long, thin gown put upon her by the brigands, as though calling for a man to tear it from her.	10
10	562	"I do not think her master would permit her to beg food until a certain free woman, a prisoner in the camp, was fed".	10
10	611	"I am ready to be kept as a full prisoner".	10
10	623	"So you are ready to be a full prisoner?" I said.	10
15	65	"It is you who are in manacles! It is you who are my prisoner!" I looked up at her, not speaking.	10
15	117	"That your prisoner, whom I gather is important to you, may be presented with drama, with flair, with nothing so common, so mundane and predictable, as being led in like a pet tarsk".	10
15	129	You display him to the crowd! He is your prisoner! He is your prize! You give him then to your Ubar! It is your moment of triumph!" "Yes," she cried.	10
18	133	It was, of course, the trunk in which I had been placed earlier, that in which I had been transported to Brundisium, that from which I was to be produced, that from which I was to be presented, a completely helpless, chained prisoner, by the Lady Yanina to her ubar, Belnar of Brundisium.	10
18	268	To be sure, the trunk now had a new occupant, and one that was now truly its prisoner.	10
21	145	Most masters will not accept a brazen insolence in a slave, as in, say, her arrogantly flaunting her beauty, or seeming to do so, unless it is done by the master's command, say, to torture a prisoner, or torment a weakling.	10
21	206	Too, surrender yourself to me, to be bound as a prisoner".	10
21	351	"Come, men," said he, "and bring the prisoner, he who is wanted in Ar".	10
21	481	Flaminius, my prisoner, looked away, not wanting to meet my eyes.	10
22	104	He learned it when he was coming back out of the city, with Chino and Lecchio, with Petrucchio as his supposed prisoner".	10

Book 21. (10 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	75	Some men will pay higher use rents for a free prisoner".	10
15	125	"Or would you prefer, Lady Cara," he asked, "to serve there only as a cleaning prisoner, simply as a confined servant, a mere housekeeper in captivity?" "No," she sobbed, "as a slave, a full slave".	10
15	537	She was a now only helpless female, the prisoner of her biology.	10
16	846	"Do you think any true man would let a curvaceous, luscious beauty like you, a mere prisoner set out for pleasure, a future slave, circumvent his whims in a situation like this, that he would not exploit his advantage, so to speak," I said.	10
16	1540	In these cords, her wrists crossed and bound over her head, there was now a fair prisoner.	10
18	66	She realizes, almost instantly, of course, perhaps to her initial dismay, that she cannot break such bonds, and that she is their helpless prisoner.	10
25	178	"Watch your tongue, prisoner," said the female holding her neck chain.	10
25	1395	She could probably easily be made their helpless prisoner, this putting her more in the power of males.	10
26	637	I took this key and assured myself that it opened the manacles of the blond prisoner.	10
26	726	The blond prisoner, her hands chained behind her, watched.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	157	They were rather, I suspected, though I could not know, a simple heritage of my sex, but there was this to be said, had I lived in another place or time I might perhaps have found female fulfillments which, categorically, it seemed, were to be denied to me in my present world, the neuteristic, anony...	10
3	45	Surely only a despicable, sensuous slut, the helpless prisoner of her undignified and unworthy passions.	10
3	615	Perhaps no one can conjecture my feelings, truly, who has not been, too, the helpless prisoner of such a device.	10
4	84	I knelt before Teibar, who had captured me on Earth, making me his prisoner after hours in the very library where I had worked.	10
10	457	I saw in you, too, the helpless pleasure slave, who could be made the prisoner of her own passions, becoming an obedient, eager, grateful, spasmodic animal in her master's arms".	10
11	1223	I pulled back my left ankle, and lifted it, frightened, alarmed by the sensations I was beginning to feel, and learned what limitations had been placed on its movements, imposed by the metal impedimenta whose prisoner it was.	10
11	1297	This is a part of her helplessness, and having been made the prisoner of her slave needs.	10
11	1628	Too, at that time, I had not realized something of great importance, namely, how my body and nervous system could change under its uses, how my helplessness and needs could deepen, increase and intensify, how they could grow upon me and make me their prisoner.	10
20	337	It had been taken from her and then she, as much as I, to her dismay, had found herself the prisoner of the thieves.	10
24	343	Some may have been as innocent as those I had lured, and might have been lured by other girls, such as I, and others might have been murderers and brigands, suitably enchained for the expiation of sentences, their custody having been legally transferred to Ionicus, my master, at the payment of a pri...	10
24	577	"For example, those in the black chain who are not criminals, and for whom Ionicus does not have prisoner papers, will presumably be at least temporarily removed from the vicinity.	10
24	792	He is a prisoner of the black chain.	10
29	401	"What are you doing here?" asked the small fellow of the prisoner.	10
30	15	On the other hand whereas before I had had only to contend helplessly with simple binding fiber I was now the prisoner of clasping steel.	10

Book 23. (49 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	370	Afterwards, too, of course, eventually, she will clean both herself and the sack, or hood, thoroughly, before crawling back into the sack, to again become its prisoner, or having the hood again drawn over her head and having it fastened on her.	10
1	411	It humiliates the prisoner, and pleases the captor.	10
1	412	It shows the prisoner that he is now in someone else's power.	10
1	417	The nudity, or semi-nudity, of the prisoner is likely to alert all who observe it to his status.	10
1	418	Too, even if the prisoner should escape his bonds, he then faces the additional problem of locating clothing, and of a suitable type.	10
1	532	This makes it so that the prisoner cannot walk.	10
8	543	I wondered if she thought that I was still in Port Kar, perhaps huddled before a fire in that same chair, an invalid, its prisoner.	10
8	888	How terrible they cry, that a woman should be so much the slave of men, so much the prisoner of her passions! And that they should be purchasable, and owned, owned, as well! Certainly they are slaves, slaves.	10
9	77	The prisoner is entered into some body hoods from the back, her legs being placed through openings in the lower portion of the hood, the hood then being pulled up and, from the back, laced shut.	10
9	80	Some hoods are open at the bottom, and fastened on the prisoner by means of thongs or straps, often looped about the thighs.	10
9	82	Sometimes the hood is thrust up and fastened about the prisoner's waist.	10
9	85	The prisoner, of course, may be gagged before being hooded.	10
12	25	I then turned to face the other prisoner.	10
12	238	As one man had put his rope on me, making me his prisoner, another had taken the rope from my hands.	10
12	244	The rope which had made me its prisoner was then fastened on my neck as a tether.	10
14	7	"Prisoner Claudia, forward," she had whispered.	10
15	243	"What is your name, prisoner?" I asked our warder.	10
15	244	"'Prisoner'?" she said.	10
15	251	"And you are probably correct," I said, "but there was one other, too, perhaps, which had not occurred to you?" The prisoner moved a little, angrily.	10
15	258	I jerked the pouch from the prisoner's belt, breaking the strings.	10
15	281	The prisoner made a small, pleased noise.	10
15	324	The prisoner sobbed.	10
15	328	The prisoner sobbed, and trembled.	10
15	331	"Please, no!" begged the prisoner.	10
15	332	The veil was fastened with a string and Lady Claudia, with two hands, lifted it gently from the head of our prisoner.	10
15	334	"Please do not look at my lips!" sobbed the prisoner.	10
15	343	"You may kneel back," I told the prisoner, releasing her hair.	10
15	496	"But," I said, addressing myself to the prone prisoner, her arms beside her, the palms of her hands up, exposed, "you, I gather, are a free woman".	10
15	515	"What are you doing?" asked the prisoner.	10
15	602	"Prisoner," said I, harshly, "on all fours".	10
15	607	"Lift your head, prisoner," I said.	10
15	749	I crouched down by the prisoner.	10
15	784	We paid her no attention, as she was the prisoner.	10
15	856	Lady Claudia, wide-eyed, frightened, looked at the prisoner, lying on her side, helpless, and looked then, too, at the fellow.	10
15	872	But before he could draw twice on the leash, giving the prisoner her signal, she thrust her head down, to his feet, reaching for them, as she had earlier for mine.	10
15	884	"Your friend, Lady Publia, the warder," he said to the prisoner, "has pretty calves and ankles.	10
15	897	He shook the leash once, to alert the prisoner that a leash signal was imminent.	10
15	920	As he considered the prisoner, Lady Claudia hurried to my side, keenly distressed, half beside herself.	10
15	928	"She pities the prisoner," I said.	10
15	930	Her outburst was greeted by a frenzied squirming, and a renewal of tiny, pathetic noises from the prisoner.	10
15	947	"It was wise of them," he said, "to move the other prisoner out, if they could bring only one man here this morning".	10
16	146	The prisoner shrank back, frightened, shuddering, helpless, thrilled, now knowing herself slave.	10
16	310	There is not much blood, incidentally, with the sort of impalement which, I had gathered, they had intended for the prisoner, as the spear itself, in such an impalement, packs the wound.	10
18	567	"But if we should survive," he said, "you understand that we must attempt to apprehend the prisoner and see that the sentence is carried out upon her, even if it means only weights on her ankles and a sharpened pole on a pier".	10
20	260	I recalled she had been ordered to remind him to whip her the same night, for having dared to look upon me, when I had been brought in, as a prisoner.	10
21	151	"How came it then," he asked, "that you were in bonds on the piers, leashed and thonged, hooded and gagged?" "An escaping prisoner did such things to me," she said.	10
21	324	"It is our understanding that your hair was shorn only yesterday, and against your will, in a cell in the citadel, by an escaping prisoner".	10
21	629	"Consider," said Aemilianus, "the exciting costume in which the prisoner appears before us, the baring of so much of the arms, the baring of the calves, the ankles, the feet, the cling of it, indicating it conceals no undergarments but only female, how closely it resembles in many ways that of some ...	10
21	713	I think that any man might have been impressed with her, whether he found her as a free prisoner on the deck of the Tais or in some slave market, chained on a bench, awaiting a buyer.	10

Book 24. (29 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	111	What difference can it make to the prisoner? Indeed, some captors delight in letting the prisoner know who holds the key, in effect letting him know whose prisoner he is, in the most direct sense.	10
13	443	I could do little more in it then whimper, one whimper for "Yes," two for "No," in the common convention for communicating with a gagged prisoner, the verbal initiatives, the questions, and such, allotted not to the prisoner but to the interests or caprices of the captors.	10
17	55	The female prisoner is more likely to be spared than the male prisoner.	10
5	29	"Am I the only prisoner in the delta?" I asked.	10
12	144	"As I understand it," she said, "you were, though a prisoner, earlier displeasing in speech".	10
12	211	"It is you who are the prisoner!" she said.	10
12	298	"Do you not clearly understand," she asked, "that it is you, not I, who are the prisoner?" "I think," I said, "you would sell for an average amount of copper tarsks".	10
13	63	"Bring the prisoner forward," he said.	10
17	52	The prisoner, surrendering, is often ordered to strip himself and lie on the ground, on his stomach, limbs extended, in rows with others.	10
17	110	To be sure, what difference did it make, I asked myself, bitterly, who held the key, for I was helpless? Indeed, most often captors make no secret of who holds the key to a prisoner's chains.	10
17	339	The advantage of this form of gag is that the prisoner cannot remove it, even though his hands are free.	10
18	123	His hand went to his sword but my mien and the movement of the knife at my prisoner's throat gave him pause.	10
18	137	"Speak softly," I said, the dagger at my prisoner's throat.	10
18	147	I moved the knife very close to the prisoner's throat.	10
18	149	"Give him the key," whispered the prisoner.	10
18	164	"Plenius!" begged my prisoner.	10
19	424	I was taken to a rencer village, and kept prisoner, naked, in a closed, stifling hut.	10
19	539	"Do you recall a camp in the marsh, some days ago," I asked, "to the southeast, an evening, a prisoner?" She looked down, frightened.	10
20	153	And, too, even in this short time she had begun to become its helpless prisoner.	10
21	52	I recalled the barge which had been encountered in the marsh several days ago, when I had been a prisoner.	10
22	114	She was, after all, a free prisoner.	10
24	116	"Although the prisoner is unable to reach any of the devices of closure another might be able to do so.	10
24	126	Similarly it might be opened, if one wished, say, to free the prisoner's hands for feeding or, if she is a free female, perhaps for the signing of papers".	10
26	18	In such ties, helpless, being transported on my raft, lovely Ina would have little difficulty in recollecting that she was my prisoner.	10
27	74	"I am your prisoner," he said, weakly.	10
31	185	"Shall I strip the prisoner?" Prisoners on Gor are often stripped.	10
31	198	"I am your prisoner, captain," said the youth, uncertainly.	10
39	66	There was then, suddenly, the snapping of a slave lash, and the "hunters" swiftly stripped themselves, cast aside their staffs and knelt with the prisoner.	10
39	100	What now would be done with her? Even though she had then been turned in effect into a pleasure slave, much as might be purchased in any market, he had, it seems, considered having her serve in his city as a mere house slave, or even, in spite of what she had now become, if it pleased him, denying h...	10

Book 25. (40 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	212	The prisoner, now truly a prisoner, looked up at us, terrified.	10
1	220	I could no longer see any sign of the fellow who had been in the room, the magistrates, or the guardsmen, with their shapely prisoner.	10
8	607	The tone of his voice, I am sure, did nothing to set our fair prisoner at ease.	10
8	1068	Too, compounding her misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was.	10
15	63	"As a virtual prisoner?" he asked.	10
16	7	"Careless," said Marcus, "that these fellows, not even guardsmen, should so boldly, so publicly, conduct their prisoner in this area, where hostility toward Cos might be rampant".	10
16	10	"I demand to be freed!" "Silence, despicable sleen!" shouted one of the guardsmen, cuffing the prisoner, who reacted as though he might have been struck with great force.	10
16	11	"Sleen of a traitor to Cos!" said the other mercenary, adding a blow, to which the bearded prisoner once again reacted.	10
16	16	"Strange," remarked Marcus, "that the prisoner has on his sleeve an armband with the delka upon it".	10
16	22	"There are only two of them!" cried the bearded prisoner.	10
16	24	"Help! Help, if there be true men of Ar here!" cried the prisoner.	10
16	30	"It is my only crime that I love Ar and am loyal to her!" cried the prisoner.	10
16	54	"Do not let them take me! Save me, if there be true men of Ar here!" "Back, sleen of Ar!" cried the mercenary with the prisoner in hand.	10
16	58	"Help!" cried the prisoner, struggling.	10
16	63	"Help!" cried the prisoner.	10
16	77	The prisoner's face suddenly beamed.	10
16	90	"We have no choice," said the second, apparently similarly resigned, the one who had the prisoner in hand.	10
16	100	"I tell you, we surrender the prisoner," said the first, somewhat unpleasantly.	10
16	111	"My thanks, brothers!" said the prisoner.	10
16	113	"Hurry! Untie me! Let us make away!" said the prisoner.	10
16	121	I bent down and pushed the prisoner's ankles together, and then looped a thong about them, that they might not be able to move more than a hort or two apart.	10
16	137	"I do not understand," said the prisoner uncertainly.	10
16	143	"No," said the prisoner.	10
16	148	The prisoner now stood straighter, more proudly, more assuredly.	10
16	151	"You then acknowledge," I asked him, "that the only Ar, and the true Ar, is the Ar of old, the Ar which was betrayed and which stands in defiance of Cos?" For a moment the prisoner turned white.	10
16	156	I thought it well to have the crowd hear these sentiments from the lips of the prisoner.	10
16	160	"Yes!" said the prisoner.	10
16	163	"Yes," said the prisoner.	10
19	877	It was not as though she had been in the attentive and exacting ownership, for example, of a particular master, who would see to the summoning forth and cultivation of these intimate, exquisite, exigent latencies which once initiated seem to blossom and grow of their own lovely, imperious will, whic...	10
19	919	There are a great many ways in which a girl may be carried captive by a mounted warrior, and many saddles have been designed with the accommodation of such a prisoner in mind.	10
19	1454	At Lavinia's present stage of bondage she could not begin to suspect what her needs would be like later, how helplessly she would become their prisoner, how hopelessly they would put her at a master's mercy.	10
21	104	A prisoner is not likely to be able to pull away from two leashes.	10
25	417	Indeed, she is the prisoner, and victim, of such needs.	10
26	56	"It is almost as though I were a prisoner there.	10
26	350	The slave girl is the helpless prisoner of her sexuality.	10
26	461	"And you?" asked Tolnar of Lavinia, who was looking on the netted captive, indeed, a prisoner of the same cords which, months before, had held her with such similar perfection.	10
26	535	The prisoner turned her head about, not easily, in the net.	10
26	541	"You did not call me 'Mistress'," said the prisoner.	10
26	551	"You!" cried the prisoner, looking at Marcus.	10
27	1007	"I was more of a prize, or a political prisoner.	10

Book 26. (102 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	7	"They wanted one to attend upon a prisoner, one who would be utterly ignorant of the affairs of our world, one who could be depended upon to innocently and naively discharge the duties of a keeper, relieving free men of that responsibility, thus, too, enabling the contacts with the prisoner to be th...	10
6	197	The nature of my body would keep me its prisoner.	10
10	172	She is its prisoner.	10
12	54	One is its prisoner.	10
12	792	It was not merely that I was naked and bound, and helplessly the prisoner of a net.	10
13	270	"How," asked the pit master, "is a female prisoner who is a free woman to address her jailer?" "As 'Sir'!" she cried.	10
13	1044	It was my guess that a male prisoner might more enjoy a glimpse of a slave than the lengthy scrutiny of a free woman.	10
13	1045	To be sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners.	10
14	52	There were doubtless several causes for this, not to mention a certain ripening of her understanding, of how she was fully, truly, even though a prisoner, at the mercy of men.	10
14	279	This was not a world on which such as we, she a prisoner, I a slave, would be likely to transgress such an injunction.	10
14	291	The pit master, however, had told me to have her kneel, and help her keep in mind that she was a prisoner.	10
14	1360	"But, I think," I whispered, "that he, a slaver, suspected that you might not be truly bond, but something else, perhaps what you are, a mere prisoner.	10
15	83	The prisoner had now changed his position.	10
15	97	He looked carefully at the prisoner.	10
15	100	The prisoner did not speak.	10
15	103	"I do not know," said the prisoner, slowly.	10
15	105	"From tarnback?" asked the prisoner, puzzled.	10
15	112	"My name is '41'," said the prisoner, dully.	10
15	115	"I do not know," said the prisoner.	10
15	117	"I am of the Peasants," said the prisoner.	10
15	127	"For most practical purposes you will be the only one to attend upon this prisoner," he said.	10
15	135	I was, however, familiar with the normalities of the depths, and recognized that an unusual degree of caution, and certainly special measures, were being taken in connection with this prisoner.	10
15	167	"But with respect to her duties here, in connection with this prisoner," said the leader, "she is to be bare-breasted, and is to be given, at most, a string and slave strip".	10
17	18	"The tall man," I said, "the officer, he whom I served last night!" "And who gave you permission to appear before this prisoner clad as you are?" he asked.	10
17	22	"Are you trying to torment this prisoner?" he asked.	10
17	37	"It is one thing," said the pit master, "to appear bare-breasted, in a string and slave strip, before guards, before soldiers, before free men, serving their feasts, crawling at their feet, licking their thighs, dancing before them, and quite another before a prisoner.	10
17	42	It is not the same with a chained prisoner".	10
17	70	"Does it seem honorable to you," he asked, "to torment a helpless prisoner?" "No, Master," I said.	10
17	101	"In the future," said the depth warden to me, "you will serve the prisoner with care and deference".	10
17	108	I, on my knees, gathered in the food and water bowl of the prisoner.	10
17	111	He was standing there, looking back at the prisoner.	10
17	112	"Is it time for the planting?" asked the prisoner.	10
20	2	Sometimes I thought the prisoner might be dead.	10
24	891	The case, I thought, was not really so different with the Lady Constanzia, as she was a prisoner.	10
28	47	"The court of the commercial praetor of the high city of Treve," said the praetor's officer, "accepts the prisoner as the Lady Constanzia of Besnit".	10
28	121	"Who, then," she asked, "is my redemptor?" "Kneel," said he, "prisoner".	10
29	797	The free woman, the Lady Ilene of Venna, was under detention, rather obviously as a ransom prisoner, as had been the Lady Constanzia of Besnit, now the slave Constanzia, owned by Henry, of the house of William, in Harfax.	10
29	911	"Our business here is done," said the clerk, he having signed over the prisoner to the pit master.	10
29	915	The pit master then drew forth from his pouch a slave hood, which I would place on the prisoner.	10
29	918	Perhaps they spoke of the prisoner, perhaps of matters of the pits.	10
30	29	"They wish to take custody of the prisoner," said the officer.	10
30	38	"Is the prisoner not safe here? Has he not enough spies on the continent, even in Ar herself? Has he not a thousand traitors in high places?" "They approach," said the officer, uneasily.	10
31	5	"We can kill every male prisoner in the depths," said one of the fellows in black, a lieutenant.	10
31	11	"If you have come to take custody of a prisoner, as your orders state," said the pit master, "why have you no chains with you?" I had noted this, too.	10
31	157	Fina and I, and the other girls, as the lamps were being lit, were thrust into the cell and knelt to one side, on the right, as one would look toward the prisoner.	10
31	185	"To examine the prisoner".	10
31	190	"Enter, look upon the prisoner".	10
31	290	"To prevent the possible escape or improper removal of a prisoner," he said.	10
31	300	"They do not specify that the prisoner is to be removed alive, or in his entirety," said the leader.	10
31	310	"It is one thing, in the honor of a keeping, your papers in order, to surrender a prisoner.	10
31	591	"Aargh!" cried one of the bowmen reeling back, his face a mass of blood within the helmet, the quarrel slashing into the wall to the right of the prisoner, gouging the wall, showering sparks and the other, too, was buffeted to the side by his fellow, his own quarrel spitting, too, to the side, to th...	10
31	743	"Where is the prisoner!" demanded the leader of the strangers.	10
32	13	"Surely Lurius of Jad, the paragon of honor," said the officer, "would not have condoned the murder of a prisoner".	10
33	64	"Return to the cell and get the prisoner's blanket," he said.	10
34	105	"These are undoubtedly those which were worn by our prisoner.	10
34	127	"We know the prisoner is still in the depths," said the lieutenant.	10
36	4	The leader of the strangers had hoped to follow the dark passages, the extinguished lamps indicating the path taken by the prisoner but, at a joining of several passages, it was seen that the lamps of each were still lit, dimly flickering into the distance, thus giving no indication which, if any, m...	10
36	45	They had not been noticed in our haste to rush into the corridor, in our pursuit of the prisoner.	10
36	64	"I think we may then assume," said the lieutenant, "that the prisoner is in possession of, or has access to, a missile weapon".	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
37	43	This was the sack which contained the blanket which had been taken from the prisoner's cell yesterday morning.	10
37	71	"She attended to the prisoner, for months," said the pit master.	10
37	73	I recalled the prisoner, as he had been, before he had risen in his chains, in madness, intent upon the planting.	10
37	335	"The prisoner must have opened the panels," said a man.	10
37	340	"Doubtless it was lifted by the prisoner," said a man.	10
37	464	I was, at the time, confused, sick, afraid, almost unable to stand, waiting there in the darkness, with the others, not knowing if something, an urt, or the prisoner, armed, intent, might suddenly be upon us, perhaps slashing to one side or the other, in some eagerness to get at the men.	10
37	467	The prisoner had apparently lifted the panels to the urt nest, permitting them access to the walkway, the gate having been raised to permit them, or some at least, into the passageway, the gate then being lowered.	10
37	476	The prisoner would then have lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target.	10
37	694	I was sure the prisoner had not gone through the portal.	10
37	696	Too, Gito was somewhere down the passage and presumably would have cried out had the prisoner passed him.	10
37	749	I thought the prisoner might have time to reload, but he, surely would not have time to fire twice.	10
37	756	The prisoner would not have time to fire twice.	10
37	935	"They have with them the body, or the head, of the prisoner," said the lieutenant.	10
37	960	Had the prisoner died in the pool it seemed his body would have surfaced before that of Tensius.	10
37	966	"The prisoner," said the officer of Treve, "may have died in the nest.	10
37	977	And he would not have drowned unless he had been held under the water, in which case the prisoner is alive.	10
37	1078	"Is there any possibility that the prisoner could escape?" asked the officer.	10
37	1093	"Had he chosen to save his man, by firing on what we took to be the beast, he would have killed the prisoner.	10
37	1103	"The prisoner did not flee," observed the pit master.	10
37	1106	"Do you think it an inadvertence on the prisoner's part that the one man's body, that of he called Tensius, was returned as it was to the pool?" "Certainly not," said the officer of Treve.	10
37	1114	"And thus permitted the prisoner to approach unseen, to a point at which a miss was impossible".	10
37	1129	"Were the chains of the prisoner tampered with?" inquired the officer of Treve.	10
37	1138	"But the blanket was taken from the cell of the prisoner.	10
37	1141	"It was taken from the cell of the prisoner," said the pit master.	10
37	1142	"But that does not mean that it was the blanket of the prisoner".	10
37	1143	"The hunters insisted on spending the first night in the depths," said the officer of Treve, "presumably to guard against the prisoner being secretly removed".	10
37	1145	"Accordingly," said the officer of Treve, "the blankets of the captain of those of the black caste and the prisoner might have been switched early the next morning, before those of the black caste arrived at the cell".	10
37	1149	"You are guilty of collusion in the escape of a prisoner," said the officer of Treve.	10
38	124	One, Tassy, had been thought in the view of the pit master to have shown too little deference to a particular prisoner.	10
38	243	"I have never lost a prisoner before," said the pit master.	10
39	65	"Do you ever expect to see he who was your charge, the prisoner, 41, the peasant, he of interest to the black caste, again?" "No, Master," I said.	10
39	74	But I did not doubt that I might be thought to be more familiar with the prisoner than any, save, of course, the pit master himself.	10
39	83	"The prisoner died in the mountains, did he not?" I asked.	10
40	97	"I have lost a prisoner," said the figure.	10
40	251	"You did not lose a prisoner," said the officer.	10
40	252	"You saved a prisoner.	10
40	254	In this, in protecting the prisoner, in preserving him, you kept the oath, in a manner far more profound than you realized".	10
40	359	"This all has to do with the prisoner, the peasant, does it not, Master?" I asked.	10
46	12	"It has come to our attention that the prisoner has escaped.	10
46	24	"It is he who was Prisoner 41, in the corridor of nameless prisoners, in the pits of Treve.	10
46	194	"I am the prisoner of my needs.	10
46	463	"He who was Prisoner 41, in the Corridor of Nameless Prisoners, in the pits of Treve, may be in the city," he said.	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	22	Early in her bondage, although she had understood that she had been enslaved, she had, perhaps oddly, not really thought of herself as being owned; perhaps she had thought of herself as being more a prisoner or captive of sorts; then, a bit later in her bondage, but initially while still in the hous...	10
11	306	What are these strange feelings, she wondered, which I am beginning to feel, these enticing, delightfully tormenting feelings? Will I be able to resist them? Will they take me over, will they conquer me, will they put a rope on my neck and drag me zealously, helplessly, eagerly, panting after them? ...	10
13	364	"I am a free woman!" cried the prisoner of the net.	10
26	1613	Too, she, their helpless prisoner, had found them astonishingly arousing, as well.	10
27	2464	A slave or prisoner so hobbled is for most practical purposes immobilized.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	29	One who guards his mind, as one might guard a prisoner.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
41	43	To have her isolated, as though she might have the status of a prisoner, perhaps a special prisoner, might excite comment, even arouse suspicion".	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	44	That had been, however disturbing, little more than a brief transition between the attitude of a prone, bound prisoner, and that of a wrist-tied, standing prisoner.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
59	213	The two soldiers with the prisoner on the float shook their shields warningly, menacingly, at the crowd, presumably to discourage it from clambering onto the float and tearing the prisoner apart.	10