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Pull

Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	138	The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other.	10
18	145	Another tarn reached the portal and tried to pull the body from the beak of its possessor.	10

Book 2. (5 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	105	Ost tried to pull toward the trough, but he was chained to Kron, who refused to move.	10
18	117	"Pull!" I cried, and the hundred slaves in the long room began to draw on the chains.	10
18	119	"Pull!" I cried.	10
18	122	"Pull!" I cried again.	10
21	168	The grizzled man knelt to pull one of the irons from the brazier.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	42	Throaty growls menaced me, and an occasional paw, the claws extended, was lifted, but the beasts made no effort now to pull against the grim, jewel-set collars which bound them.	10
9	148	Rage transfigured Vika's features and she leaped from the couch and strode to the side of the room, her fingers angrily inside her collar, as though they might pull it from her throat.	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
25	2	They had now entered my skin and to my horror I felt a pull against my tissues and knew that the creature was now sucking through those foul tubes, but I was a man, a mammal, and not a Priest-King, and my body fluids were locked within the circulatory system of another form of being, and I thrust ag...	10
29	18	Gor is somewhat smaller than the earth and, accordingly, its gravitational pull is less.	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	506	Looking at me in rage, she began to pull and squirm in the thongs, twisting in the grass.	10
9	134	In donning the camisk the girl will tie the camisk behind the back of her neck; the rather vertical bar then falls before her, and she will then pull it to the sides, and tie it behind her back, this providing some shielding, though not much, for the beauty of her bosom; the farther part of the bar,...	10
25	698	I took the nose ring between my thumb and forefinger and gave it a little pull.	10
25	740	She tried to pull her leg away, but she could not.	10

Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	608	Then, whistling, Al-Ka would pull the wagon out of the grove and Elizabeth would be on her way to Thentis, for delivery to the House of Clark, only another slave girl, naked and chained, perhaps lovelier than most but yet scarcely to be noticed among the many others, each day, delivered to so large ...	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	84	I put my finger in the collar, to pull it a bit from my throat.	10
11	252	"Yes," he raved, "Port Kar, too! Port Kar, too!" With disgust I gestured for the slaves to pull the pins releasing the windlasses.	10
13	188	"I trust, too," said Chenbar, "that you will not be the last of the captains of Port Kar to pull an oar on the round ships of Cos or Tyros".	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	163	With my feet and body I managed to pull it up beneath me.	10
3	399	I reached to pull the tiny chain on the lamp.	10
6	274	I tried to pull my wrists away, angrily.	10
6	407	They did not need me to pull the wagon.	10
6	422	I was pleased that she, too, had been switched! She was a slacker! Why should the rest of us pull for her? Was she better than we? "Har-ta!" cried Targo.	10
6	428	We could pull no harder.	10
8	338	Sometimes they would try to pull away from him.	10
8	949	I felt the rough fabric of the camisk on my body as I moved, the pull of the strap on my shoulder, the heavy, swaying touch of the bota as, in the rhythm of my walk, it touched my side.	10
8	1049	I struggled, terrified, trying to pull away.	10
11	117	She tried to pull them from her ears and the guard, angrily, cuffed her, and, with a foot of binding fiber, lashed her wrists behind her body.	10
12	21	I felt the pull of a strap on my throat, and opened my eyes.	10
12	203	I wept, trying to pull her hands from my hair.	10
13	1164	I knew, too, that such men often used girls, with the bosk, or alone, to pull plows, under whips.	10
15	1451	I seized the collar and tried to pull it from my throat.	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	357	"Ready oars!" Seamen began to pull on the yard ropes to raise the yard.	10
6	32	She tried to pull it from her neck.	10
8	266	I reached down, seizing one with both hands, trying to pull it up.	10
15	793	Slowly, stiff-legged, the red-haired girl walked across the wet grass to the dark, dew-stained tarpaulin, to pull the pegs.	10

Book 9. (3 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	34	"Are you waiting for the Sa-Tarna harvest!" The man turned away and began to pull the gold hangings from the walls.	10
6	547	I saw another oarsman then crawl to her and, by the hair, pull her into his arms.	10
10	530	She cried out, trying to pull back, but could not, and then, her eyes closed, whimpering, she thrust forward, writhing and then, sobbing, held herself immobile, teeth gritted, eyes screwed shut, trying not to feel.	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	415	On the mat, toward morning, she would pull the hood over her face, fold her arms and pull up her legs, knees bent; the djellaba came far up her thighs; I would watch her sleeping, sometime, for she was quite beautiful.	10
7	167	I could not pull far against the ring of my ankle irons for my back was against the wall; I could not pull forward, nor to the side, from the wall because of the chains on my collar; my hands were chained down and toward the wall, on each side, back from my body; I could, by the intention of my capt...	10
4	319	I assumed he would not yet pull her ankles up and tie them to her wrists with the second straplike lace.	10
5	212	I heard her fingers pull at her collar.	10
11	38	Within minutes of the rain beginning to fall we had to dismount, to drag and pull our struggling, frightened kaiila toward the distant, higher ground.	10
11	125	"Pull down your skirt," said the boy.	10
11	347	It did not hurt, too, to pull the neckline down a little.	10
12	192	She tried to pull away.	10
13	246	I tried to pull away, but was held.	10
13	478	In the cell of each, we will place a naked slave girl, she, too, chained by the neck, her chain within your reach, that you may, if you wish, pull her to you".	10
14	67	Tafa began to weep and pull hysterically at the chain and collar on her throat.	10
14	86	I did not pull it to me.	10
19	50	Hassan broke the bird's neck between his fingers and began to pull out the feathers.	10
21	589	It tried to hold the wire, and climb on it, or relieve the pressure on its throat, but its great paws slipped on the slender strand; then its weight began to pull me upward; I, hands knotted in the insulated portion of the wire, kicked the Kur back as it reached for me; then I was above it, being dr...	10

Book 11. (18 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	70	I felt the collar, weighted by the chain, pull down against my collarbone; the chain hung between my breasts; I felt its heavy links on my body.	10
3	756	I saw her pull away the rag she wore and I saw him, in the moonlight, enclose her in his arms.	10
4	914	I could not pull my right leg back because of its position in the brush.	10
7	306	I tried to pull away a bit, but I did not much resist.	10
9	534	I tried to pull the short woolen tunic more over my legs.	10
9	587	"Come, Dina, pull harder," said Thurnus.	10
9	601	Can you not see she is only a pretty slave, that she is only for the pleasure of men and not for the fields?" "We can pull the plow without her, Master," said Turnip.	10
9	641	Marla and Chanda and Donna and Slave Beads would have been no better! And I did not think Lehna or Eta would have been much better either! How I would have loved to have seen Marla try to pull the plow! She would have done no better than I! Angrily I hoed the suls.	10
9	946	I held tightly to the post, as commanded, that the rope collar I wore, fastened to the piling, would not pull against my throat.	10
9	1345	I reached to pull the coarse, brief tunic over my head.	10
9	1354	Wildly I tried to seize the garment, to pull it over my head, but the boys would not let me touch it.	10
9	2196	"I can pull a plow by myself".	10
9	2405	"You cannot even pull a plow," he said.	10
11	113	I tried to pull the collar from my throat.	10
16	2	My ankles would pull back toward me only some six inches as they were chained.	10
16	216	Another man began to call to them and their oars, in unison, began to dip and pull.	10
22	383	I sensed her pull the glove from her right hand, with her teeth, and then place it in the cincture of her robes.	10
27	763	I felt the rope on my throat pull taut.	10

Book 12. (38 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	518	The next girl, dark-haired, lovely, wore black, feminine slacks; these were apparently of some synthetic Earth material; the left leg of the slacks was torn from the knee downward; she also wore what had probably been a soft, red, turtle-necked pull-over; it, too, was rather feminine; perhaps that i...	10
1	65	How incredibly beautiful and soft she seemed; she was curled in the furs; she was half covered by them; I lifted them away, that I might see her fully; she stirred; her hands moved a bit on the furs; she drew her legs up; she reached as though to pull the furs more about her but her hands did not fi...	10
2	325	Others said, in stories reminiscent of Earth, and which had doubtless there had their origin, that the world's end was protected by clashing rocks and monsters, and by mountains that could pull the nails from ships.	10
3	534	Certainly the dark-haired girl in the torn red pull-over had no longer been permitted her brassiere.	10
3	554	"Yes," whispered the girl in the torn red pull-over, shrinking back in her chains.	10
3	562	"What will we do?" "Kiss them," said the girl in the torn red pull-over.	10
3	564	"Who knows what they will want," said the girl in the pull-over.	10
3	566	"Do we?" asked the girl in the red pull-over.	10
3	571	"Let us hope," said the girl in the red pull-over, "that we are just prisoners".	10
3	573	"What else might we be?" "Can you not guess?" asked the girl in the red pull-over.	10
3	575	"Perhaps we are slaves," said the girl in the red pull-over.	10
3	577	"Has it never occurred to you," said the girl in the red pull-over, "that you might be of interest to a man, real interest, and that a man might like to own you?" "Own me?" said the blonde.	10
3	578	"Of course," said the girl in the red pull-over, irritably.	10
3	581	"Of course," snapped the girl in the red pull-over.	10
3	585	What woman, truly, has not dreamed of being helpless in the arms of a mighty master, one to whom she could know herself as only rightful slave? The girl in the red pull-over shrugged and looked away.	10
3	587	The girl in the red pull-over did not respond to her.	10
3	588	The dark-haired girl in the soft, red pull-over seemed to me the most intelligent, or most aware, of the four beauties.	10
3	610	It was interesting to note that the garb of both the blonde and the girl in the red pull-over were variations of the uniform of male imitation; the blonde wore the uniform, except that she altered it to brazenly display that it was she, actually a female, and an attractive one, who wore it.	10
3	611	The garb of the dark-haired girl, the black slacks of some synthetic material and the soft, red pull-over, was also a variation from the conformist raiment of the two girls on the end.	10
3	612	She wore pants, of course, for slacks are a form of pants, and her garments, in general, were body-concealing; these features they had in common with the male-imitation garb of the two girls on the end; on the other hand the slacks were not as body concealing as they might have been for they were cu...	10
3	649	I had considered buying the two girls on the end, those on the chain's left, as I faced it, the blonde and the dark-haired girl in the red pull-over, but I decided against it.	10
3	654	The collars they wore seemed somewhat incongruous with their upper garments, the blue workman's shirt of the blond girl, the soft pull-over of the dark-haired girl, the flannel shirts of the two dark-haired girls on the end, but, still, somehow, they seemed correct, and even beautiful, on their thro...	10
3	774	"Do you think so?" asked the dark-haired girl, who had worn the black slacks and the soft, torn red pull-over.	10
3	798	"You will note, of course," said the dark-haired girl, second on the chain, who had worn the torn pull-over, "the nature of the garments in which we have been placed".	10
3	859	The dark-haired girl, who had worn the pull-over, turned angrily to the blonde, at the other end of the chain.	10
3	905	The dark-haired girl in the brief platform tunic, who had worn the red pull-over, knelt back.	10
3	915	Of the four Earth beauties chained on the platform a few feet away I found the dark-haired girl, who had worn the soft, red pull-over, of greatest interest—of greatest slave interest, of course.	10
3	1087	She fought to pull her lips back, that they might not touch his.	10
3	1156	I recalled she had worn soft, black, custom-fitted feminine slacks, a soft, delicious, turtle-necked, red pull-over.	10
3	1184	"They will learn to pull a sled under the whip," he said.	10
6	471	She will pull away from her guardsmen to be first to the quarry".	10
6	838	Because of the lovely flare of her hips, the smallness of her waist, the sweet, exciting swelling of her breasts, she would be unable, her hands tied behind her, to pull or scrape the garment from her.	10
10	235	The armholes in a parka, incidentally, are cut large enough to allow a man to pull his arms and hands inside and warm them, if he wishes, against the body.	10
11	194	"Pull down your camisks," I warned them.	10
12	16	"Pull on the stockings," said Thimble to Arlene.	10
18	43	Imnak and another man began to draw on the line, to pull us to the very side of the monster.	10
22	360	What more justification could it require?" "Help me pull the meat up on shore," said Imnak.	10
28	111	She tried to pull it down a bit, about her thigh.	10

Book 13. (10 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	She tried to pull it from her throat.	10
5	65	Sometimes at night I would pull her forth from her cage, the key to which had been given to me, use her, and then put her back in the cage.	10
8	61	"Pull your knees up under your chin".	10
13	351	She began then, hysterically, sensing what portended, given the nature of her new reality, that of slave, to pull, and jerk, and tear at the chains.	10
23	276	"Pull," I said.	10
28	8	At night we would pull the canoe ashore, camouflage it, and make our camp about a half pasang inland, to minimize any danger from possible tharlarion, which tend to remain near the water.	10
32	731	"Struggling, trying to pull back, fighting the wrist leashes, screaming, inch by inch," she said, "I was drawn toward the pool.	10
32	934	I felt it pull against the back of my neck.	10
44	134	They tried to pull me away.	10
48	355	We would then pull them back into the canoe, tie their ankles to a thwart and remove their slave bracelets.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	151	The men approached me and I tried to pull back in my chains.	10
11	522	She, with her small hands, tried to pull together the rent fabric at her thighs.	10
19	115	"Yes, Master," she said, hurrying to pull her tiny, pathetic garment over her head.	10
20	161	Taphris, with two hands, tried to pull together the sides of her tunic, but it did her little good.	10
25	105	"Krondar will probably kick you a few times, that your ribs may be broken, or pull you by the hair to your knees, that he may break loose your teeth or shatter your jaw, but you will live".	10
27	75	She tried to pull down the hem of the garment, frightened.	10
32	30	I had then, holding the coiled strap about two feet from her throat, jerked it twice, that she could feel the pull against the back of her neck.	10
32	187	How helpless she would be then! I recalled how Telitsia, and the others, would pull at their chains, and weep, and beg to be touched.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	86	"But it is the fault of men," she said, "and I am nonetheless branded!" I went to pull the collar from her throat and, again, her small hands tightened on it.	10
21	340	She felt the chain, then, pull at the snug collar and jerk it against the back of her neck.	10
24	402	It so confirmed our slavery upon us! There was no escape for us! Even if we should pull at our chains, or cry or rebel, we would still be only troublesome slaves, who might then be disciplined and brought swiftly into line.	10
24	618	She then began to tremble, and sometimes tried to pull away from me, and at other times to press against me.	10
30	55	I could not pull away from the taunting caresses of the slave girls.	10
30	83	I tried to pull loose the chains, but they were of Gorean iron.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	350	I placed my left hand behind the small of her back, so that she could not pull back from the point of the knife.	10
15	57	Again and again, wincing, I tried to pull free.	10
17	420	She tried to pull back.	10
20	1302	"I did not know what to do!" She tried to pull her ankles apart.	10
20	2063	Then she tried to pull her wrists apart, from behind the back of her body.	10
20	2082	"I am helpless, you know," she said, trying to pull her wrists apart.	10
20	2177	"But I am chained!" she cried, trying, futilely, to pull her wrists apart.	10
21	285	She half tried to pull away, frightened.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	3	"Pull, lazy beasts!" he cried.	10
13	29	She tried, with her small fists, to pull together the sides of the tunic, to protect, as she could, the rounded, interior contours of her softness from the garment's apparently thoughtless disclosure.	10
13	756	'Slow down here,' he said, 'and pull into those trees, and stop.	10
13	1578	If you had not been sufficiently pleasing I might pull up your bound ankles and tie them to your wrists.	10

Book 18. (8 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	9	In the half darkness I saw Cuwignaka pull his dress over his head.	10
4	275	"And no more riding after the animal, to pull out the first arrow.	10
33	248	They would also make a convenient, short leash, to pull her about with, if I wished.	10
33	352	"It is we who will pull the travois, is it not?" asked the girl.	10
33	358	"I am pleased to be harnessed with you, to pull with you, Master," she said.	10
33	455	"Pull, Slave," I said.	10
39	505	I did not doubt, however, that the girl, not having to pull, would be able to keep up with us.	10
43	369	When the young men set themselves to the development of such plans small slave girls in a camp, particularly white ones, tend to become afraid, for they know that they are not much weight for a kaiila to pull.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	435	"Pull the lower portion of the coverlet down further," she said.	10
6	206	I wondered what it might feel like to wear shackles, to have my ankles chained in proximity to one another, to have the chain looped about such a bar, so that I might not, even if I wished, be able to pull my ankles more than a few inches from it.	10
8	298	There, kneeling on straw, trying to pull towards us, her wrists tied behind her back to a ring set in the wall, was a blond girl.	10
14	100	I attempted to pull the cloak forward more, and averted my face, that my features might not be seen.	10
15	109	I hoped that no man would decide to pull me out from among them.	10
15	116	"If Jasmine is not fully pleasing again," said the first girl, "I think I will pull her hair out".	10
15	261	I heard her pull at the slave bracelets.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	56	"Pull! Pull!" said Nim Nim.	10
14	58	"Pull! Pull!" said Nim Nim.	10
2	336	The Comic Father and the Pedant then give their robes and wallets to the servants and begin to berate one another and pull beards.	10
2	1678	Another way of wearing such a garment is to use the string as a belt and put the garment over the string in front, and take it down between the legs, and then pull it up, snugly, under and over the string in the back.	10
6	2	"Pull down your skirt, you slave, you brazen hussy!" "Pray, do withdraw, noble sir, for you surprise me arriving as you did I all unawares, and of necessity I must improvise some veiling, lest my features be disclosed," cried the girl upon the stage, Boots Tarsk-Bit's current Brigella.	10
6	4	"Pull down your skirt, slut!" cried the free woman in the audience.	10
6	1293	The first thing he had done after making her helpless in his bracelets had been to pull the small, circular adhesive patch from her left thigh.	10
9	64	To be sure, I did, here and there, pull it a bit more snugly about her body than was perhaps necessary.	10
11	68	"She can pull my plow!" "We will brand her and put her in a collar quickly enough!" cried another.	10
14	40	It began to pull me through the room.	10
14	52	It did pull up a bit at one edge.	10
15	11	Then he said to Chino and Lecchio, "Pull the sleen's hands behind him!" This was done, and the manacles were snapped on me.	10
16	653	Tremble! Shudder! Quake in terror, for I, Petrucchio, draw upon you!" He then began to try to pull his great wooden sword from its lengthy sheath, dragging behind him.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1	Tula "Throw back your hoods, pull down your veils, females!" laughed the wagoner.	10
3	477	"Pull down your robes," he said, "until they are about your knees, lying fallen, back upon your calves".	10
3	481	"Pull up your robes, about your hips," he said.	10
11	361	I watched her pull her blanket about her.	10
16	1457	"Would you like to be a naked slave of peasants, a community slave, in a peasant village," I asked, "and wear a rope collar, and be taught to hoe weeds and pull a plow, and spend your nights in a sunken cage?" "No!" she said.	10
25	255	Put your head to the floor, pull your tunic up over your head!" Frightened, the woman did as she was told.	10
25	1686	She tried to pull back.	10
25	1895	With the backs of the hands in this position it is easier to pull them together and tie them.	10
26	533	"You see," I said, putting my hand on her thigh, she trying to pull back, "this is not really much of a punishment.	10
26	677	She tried to pull back from the whip, frenziedly.	10
26	737	The blonde tried to pull the tunic further down her thighs.	10

Book 22. (12 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	918	A line of light, causing me to pull back, crying out, half blinded, burned forth from the object.	10
6	183	How many times, I wondered, had a man on Earth, irritated with an Earth woman, or girl, been tempted to seize her and, say, pull gum from her mouth, or straighten her hair, or adjust her halter, or tell her to straighten her body or to change her posture, or to sit or kneel in a certain way, but, of...	10
7	100	"Earth fool," said one of them, "you know nothing! You can wear your collar in a small town, in a camp, in a peasant village, if you want! I want to wear mine in a great city!" "Let Gloria pull a plow, let her hoe weeds, let her carry water on a great farm," said one of the girls.	10
7	113	"Pull the canvas down, quickly," said one of the girls.	10
11	600	I could not pull away.	10
11	1112	I felt someone, doubtless Hendow, pull it from my hand.	10
11	1219	I tried to pull back a bit, uneasily, but could not do so.	10
19	154	He jerked on it, so that I felt the pull on the chain, and then let it drop back on my belly.	10
24	255	I tried to pull together my tunic, but one of the men pulled it open again, angrily.	10
24	438	"Pull your legs up.	10
31	117	He had watched the stranger place, pull tight and knot the cords.	10
34	108	"Pull them up about us.	10

Book 23. (16 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	197	A simple way to uncup the woman's hands is to take the small finger of her left hand in your right hand and pull that hand to the side, and then take the small finger of the right hand in your left hand, and pull that, too, to the side.	10
1	137	"I doubt even two tharlarion can pull this grade from the ditch, with this weight, with the footing," said the driver.	10
1	197	The darkness and the traffic on the other side made it hazardous to pull fully across the road.	10
1	381	They had apparently decided to pull their heads in.	10
2	501	She could not pull far from the wall because of her shackling.	10
6	71	Her small hands were futile, trying to pull my hand from her mouth.	10
12	33	She did pull straw up, about her thighs and waist, to help hide herself.	10
13	145	I wished I could reach the veil and pull it away from her, face-stripping her.	10
15	816	Lady Publia struggled wildly, trying to pull her head up, against the thick collar and heavy strap.	10
15	871	"When I pull twice on the leash," he said, "you will rise and follow me, responsive to, and conducted by, the leash".	10
17	636	The men on the ropes had not the leverage to swing it back, though they could try to pull it back.	10
18	274	I saw some looking up, in fear, at the ropes, still dangling there, and pull away their veils, thrust back their hoods and put their hands to the collars of their robes.	10
18	339	I took advantage of this to pull in the flanks and send them back over the walkway, and then drew the fellows before me closer, freeing some, the lines then being shortened, to follow their fellows back.	10
19	87	The rest of us, seven men, watched the small boat pull away from the walkway.	10
19	122	We, the five of us remaining on the walkway, watched this second small boat pull away, moving slowly toward the piers.	10
21	700	It took but a moment to pull the rags back, and down, from her body.	10

Book 24. (15 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	16	"Move! Pull!" I heard behind me.	10
9	22	"Hurry, pull, lazy sleen!" I heard.	10
9	41	"Pull, sleen," ordered the man behind me.	10
9	93	"Pull," ordered the fellow behind me.	10
9	124	"Pull!" ordered the fellow behind me.	10
11	52	Could my conjectures, my suppositions, my suspicions, be so profoundly awry? "Pull!" said my keeper.	10
11	53	"Pull!" One of the two poles used by the fellows on the raft dug into my back forcing me forward.	10
11	54	"Pull!" commanded the keeper.	10
14	240	I tried to pull free.	10
14	265	I tried to pull free, to rear up.	10
18	148	He had to pull back, that he not, by his own action, cut his own throat.	10
19	163	I had little doubt, from what I had seen, that it could pull the girl from the pole, or even, by means of the girl and her bonds, the pole from the sand.	10
19	768	The creature tried to bite at me, to pull me from its wing, and I kicked at it, and thrust at its jaws, pushing them up, away.	10
19	799	I tried to pull back.	10
19	1623	In this way the interior strap, given the pull of the lead strap, could not close on her throat.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	366	"Straighten up," he said, "put your shoulders back, pull in your belly, thrust forth your breasts".	10
3	926	A major advantage of sleeping the girl at your thigh is that you can easily reach her and, by the hair, or the chain, if one is used, pull her to you in the night.	10
7	311	To be sure, it seemed that Talena now, overcome with modesty, clutching the garments to her gratefully with one hand and with the other seeming to try to pull down the white robes, to more cover her bared feet, wished to leave the platform.	10
18	363	It would require a master to pull it off.	10
21	8	"Pull off the cloak," I said.	10
21	104	A prisoner is not likely to be able to pull away from two leashes.	10

Book 26. (16 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	479	We were in the garden! I tried to pull back, a little bit.	10
7	579	I uttered a tiny cry of misery, and tried to pull back, but I was held in place, close to that mighty chest.	10
7	1112	I had then, in terror, tried to pull back, but he had not permitted me to extricate myself.	10
8	874	I think it might have taken ropes or chains to pull me to them, or the snapping of the fingers of a rights holder.	10
10	792	Then the leash would pull against the sack ring, under my chin, and I must needs rise up, and again follow.	10
14	1228	I heard the bracelets pull suddenly against the close-set links which joined them.	10
19	606	A similar effect is obtained when a woman is wrist shackled and must pull the chain of the shackles back tightly against her waist.	10
23	7	I could not pull away from the ring.	10
23	75	I could not pull away from the slave ring, as I was leashed closely to it.	10
24	193	Other riders soared overhead casting down wired weights to drag at the wire, perhaps to pull it down, perhaps to increase its tautness, rendering it more vulnerable to stress.	10
29	401	"Do you not pull back, do you not plead?" he asked.	10
29	465	She did not pull back.	10
29	805	The woman tried to pull her feet back, a little, more beneath her robes.	10
37	394	"Pull them off," said the lieutenant, to one of the men who had not attacked the sleen.	10
37	716	She bent her legs at the knees, trying to pull her feet up.	10
43	51	Shortly after we had first come to this place the box had been put on the floor and one of the men had ascended the stairs again, to pull down the trapdoor, and lock it shut, from the inside.	10

Book 27. (15 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	775	She felt his hand tighten in her hair, and pull back, lifting her head and bending it backward.	10
16	67	The weight seemed to pull at the object on her foot.	10
17	267	She tried to pull back.	10
17	347	"I'm going to pull every hair out of your head," hissed Jill.	10
17	762	She scarcely felt the cement beneath her body, the pull of the steel against her wrists and ankles.	10
19	694	She then sat in the basket, and tried to pull the slit sides of the tunic more about her.	10
20	6	She felt the draw, the tension, the pull of the chain on the collar, before her and behind her.	10
20	365	The bird had its talons on the man but could not pull him free, because of the safety strap.	10
20	440	But his action had begun an alignment, a pull in a particular direction.	10
20	520	"Pull up your tunic," said the first lad, angrily.	10
23	320	"Get between the handles, pull," he said.	10
25	723	She tried to pull away a little, but she was helpless.	10
26	1168	How alive the collar makes us! How welcoming and sentient we become in so many ways in this so sentient world! We welcome its myriads of sensations, its aromas, its colors, its sounds, its textures and tastes, the feel of wet sand beneath our bared feet, that of the wind on our bared arms and legs, ...	10
27	1493	Do you not think she is not then muchly aware of her body, and its nudity, even were it, say, within the confines of a tunic? Do you think she is not then suddenly aware of the pull of the tunic on a breast, the whispering touch of a hem on her thigh? The slave is often aware that she is wanted, and...	10
28	308	Ellen tried to pull down the tunic at the hems.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
81	11	With their small hands they can, if they wish, pull at the chain quite well themselves, and pull it against the ring to which it is fastened, and so on.	10
15	27	As her head was held, by the hair, she could not pull back, away from the stick.	10
19	84	The larl did not understand this, for it sensed nothing alive, but then its eyes widened, and it tried to pull its neck free, but the jaws very gently, continued to close, as might have an electronic vice.	10
40	38	"Then," he said, "they pull against their bonds, but, of course, are helpless to free themselves, and, if ungagged, they commonly call out, piteously, begging for usage, and even for so small a kindness as a caress".	10
45	167	She shook the bell, angrily, but could not pull it from her neck.	10
53	215	Cabot saw its outer side, at one point, project, and pull back, and then project, again.	10
75	60	Later she sat up a little, and was sensible of the pull of the leash on its collar, and the tiny sound of its links, and she then lay down, on her side.	10
76	42	She tried to pull out a bit from the post, and thrust her belly toward him.	10
76	47	Interesting, he thought, how the women of Gor look down upon, and despise, the women of Earth as aroused, salacious barbarians, and yet themselves, identically, will whimper and squirm in slave bracelets, pull against chains, writhe in ropes, and lift their bellies pathetically for a master's touch.	10

Book 29. (4 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	238	"Do not!" she wept, trying to pull away.	10
12	282	The bird's eyes gleamed, brightly, wickedly, but it did not pull away.	10
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
23	188	Certainly I did not wish Pertinax to be challenged for her, nor feel he had to pull her from the arms of another, which might be rather like trying to take meat from a feeding sleen.	10

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	34	"Pull, pull!" screamed Seremides, and I saw his knotted rope fall, again and again, amongst his oarsmen.	10
14	91	"Pull, pull!" said Seremides, and the ropes attached to his galley, leading back to the great ship, lifted, dripping, from the water.	10
3	1290	In this fashion the body is stretched, providing a convenient, practical, exploitable expanse for the whip's work, and the body can recoil and writhe, and pull away from the blows only to the extent that one realizes how little one can succeed in such an endeavor.	10
14	89	"Pull!" called Seremides, to starboard.	10
14	277	"I pledge friendship! I have power! I can do much for you! Help me! I will reward you! I will secure you promotion! When the ship is ours you will stand high! Gold, women! I will see that she who was once Flavia of Ar is given to you! Would she not be pleasing in your collar? When the voyage is done...	10
14	280	"By the Priest-Kings, by the Home Stone of Cos, save me!" I crouched on my small craft and caught at vines, trying to pull the two nailed beams toward him.	10
37	254	"Yes, Master," she said, frightened, and hastened to pull away, over her head, the Pani tunic.	10

Book 31. (13 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	160	I felt the pull against the back of my neck.	10
8	298	We were quite helpless in such bonds, but a man, it seemed, or some men, might have been able to pull apart such links.	10
8	360	It might pull them out of themselves, and make them beg for the collar.	10
8	1484	"Hitch up your disrobing loop, properly, pull down the hem of your tunic," said the free woman.	10
10	1288	He then gently took my head in his hands, turned it to him, and held it, and I tried to pull away, but could not do so.	10
10	1292	I tried to pull back, but could not do so.	10
11	55	Sometimes I would pull a little at the chain on my left ankle, fastened on one side of the threshold, and that on my right wrist, fastened to the other side.	10
11	59	Sometimes I would try to pull it off, but it was locked on me.	10
12	128	I saw them pull part of a body by one foot toward the center of the street.	10
15	234	I heard the beast strike against the wood, and then, feeling for the opening, pull the gate from its hinges.	10
21	174	"Pull up your tunic, what is left of it, slut," he said.	10
27	320	Once within, pull the gate shut.	10
45	6	In a moment, they were rolling on the floor of the hall, seemingly intent on tearing out one another's hair, seemingly clawing at one another like embroiled she-sleen, while the male crouched nearby, waiting to pull the victor to his burrow by the fur at the back of the neck.	10

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	54	I tried to pull against the bonds, but was helpless.	10
7	349	I felt a slight movement on the rope, and then felt it pull at the back of my neck, and I moved forward.	10
8	541	I unlooped the leash from the neck of my slave, and gave it a jerk, that she might feel it pull at the back of her neck.	10
15	14	I felt it pull against my collar ring.	10
15	169	Indeed, it was not unusual now for one or the other of them to push her, trip her, strike her, or pull her hair.	10
43	249	The former Panther Girls, now slaves, Darla, Tuza, Emerald, and Hiza screamed, and tried to pull back.	10
44	78	His strength might pull the limbs from my body.	10

Book 33. (5 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	362	I tried, weakly, to pull against the cords, but was helpless.	10
30	748	"Who will pull the rice cart?" "Ho," said the voice, seemingly suddenly pacified, and interested.	10
43	61	"See that you pull your weight," said Jane to Saru, "or I will call your laxity to the attention of Master Haruki and he will lay his switch on you, and well".	10
45	171	What could we do to damage such a monstrous thing, let alone destroy it? It would be like trying to pull a Tur tree up by the roots, like pounding on a mountain with one's fists".	10
59	148	A less pleasant version of this tie is to pull back the ankles and tie them, rather closely, to the hands, behind her.	10

Book 34. (5 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	283	Almost at the same time one of the young women in jeans and a sweatshirt seized the remains of the woman's gown, trying to pull her away from the others, and the woman cried out in dismay, half stripped, left with little but shreds of her garment.	10
6	406	The woman who had worn the torn evening gown tried to pull down the hem of her tunic.	10
24	122	I slipped it over my head, and tried to pull down the hems at the side.	10
60	93	I reached wildly, foolishly, to the chains at his legs, and tried to pull them loose.	10
67	60	She wanted to tear the skin from your body, pull out your hair, and scratch out your eyes.	10

Book 35. (9 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	723	"Pull, lads," called an officer.	10
21	73	I tried to pull the tunic more away from my body.	10
31	76	The oiled blade is also easier to pull free should the blade be jammed between ribs.	10
33	580	I tried to pull my foot free but my left leg then sunk to the thigh.	10
39	100	I wanted, desperately, to pull away from the ring to which I was fastened.	10
39	107	I tried to pull away from the ring but could not do so.	10
39	168	I could not pull away.	10
45	48	"See the horizon! Ships approach, rowed with earnest purpose! A dozen craft will land within Ehn! The longboat will pull away!" Vas of Anango growled with fury, but, wavering, uncertain, did not approach us more closely.	10
46	276	"Beware, brothers! The vat is drained! There is no paga! Who has made off with the paga? Where is it hiding now? Who is hiding it? We know, do we not? What price will they charge now? A silver tarsk for a cup? Search the tavern! Find it! Tear up the floors, pull apart the walls!" Fortunately, the in...	10

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
57	56	"Pull," I heard from the corsair vessel, and then, again, "Pull!" The two hulls, rocking in the sea, approached one another, more and more closely.	10
4	169	"Pull away.	10
28	99	Accordingly, I suggest that you readjust your veils and pull your garments away from your bodies.	10
57	43	As much as seven or eight men would drag on each grapnel rope, to pull the corsair ship and the Tesephone together.	10
59	255	"It would take four to pull a plow".	10
60	220	Laios threw down his sword, screaming, and tried to pull the net and its occupant away from his face.	10
63	105	We watched the Dorna pull away, her course laid for the Cove of Harpalos.	10