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Recognized

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	214	I looked around and recognized the platform of rock near which I had set my bedroll.	10
6	133	In that instant I recognized the heavy brocaded robes, now mud-splattered and torn, of the daughter of the Ubar.	10
9	26	Both Talena and I agreed that there was little danger of being recognized for what we really were.	10
15	126	Having recognized our presence, Marlenus, too, turned his attention to the game.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	2	I recognized it, and even had I not, the cylindrical pasang stones that marked its length were each inscribed with the sign of the city and the appropriate pasang count to its walls.	10
13	160	Had I won my freedom? Was it thus in the Amusements of Tharna? Or had the fierce, proud Tatrix now recognized the cruelty of the Amusements? Had that heart hidden in those cold, glistening robes of unfeeling gold at last relented, shown itself to be susceptible of compassion? Or had the call of just...	10
17	50	"You will inform against no one," said a voice, which I recognized as that of the bull-like Kron of Tharna, of the Caste of Metal Workers, he whose life I had spared in the arena during the Battles of Oxen.	10
20	133	I had called him that when I had recognized him in the arena of Tharna, when we had been aloft as one creature in the sky.	10
23	224	I recognized the tune.	10
26	57	I recognized that it was not possible to restore the old order of Tharna, nor was it desirable.	10
26	58	Too I recognized that there was no longer any adequate provision—given the destruction of Tharna's institutions—for the indefinite shelter of large numbers of free women within her walls.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	136	So I thought to myself, I had placed her accent rather well, either Builders or Physicians, and had I thought carefully enough about it, I might have recognized her accent as being a bit too refined for the Builders.	10
20	2	Although they stood on a transportation disk and this would customarily have been enough to delight both of them, today, and for good reason as I recognized, neither of them looked particularly pleased.	10
21	18	Almost instantly I recognized the familiar odor.	10
27	50	The only Priest-King in the Nest who could have recognized me immediately, and perhaps from a distance, was probably Misk, who knew me not as a Mul but a friend.	10
33	42	There were men in that crowd from Ar, from Thentis, from Tharna, recognized by the two yellow cords in their belt; from Port Kar; from Tor, Cos, Tyros; perhaps from Treve, Vika's home city; perhaps even from fallen, vanished Ko-ro-ba; and the men in that crowd were of all castes, and even of castes ...	10

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	168	The vivid coloring and intensity of these scars, their prominence, reminded me of the hideous markings on the faces of mandrills; but these disfigurements, as I soon recognized, were cultural, not congenital, and bespoke not the natural innocence of the work of genes but the glories and status, the ...	10
7	254	How she had challenged him, how she had walked, how insolent she had been! Perhaps in that moment she thought how amused the man might be could he see her now, that proud girl, now in the Sirik, her head to the pelt of a larl, kneeling to barbarians, begging to be a slave girl; and if she thought of...	10
9	205	She gave them no sign that she recognized their existence.	10
16	140	I recognized him, somehow in the build and the way he held his body.	10
21	266	He had blue eyes, as I had known he would, for I had recognized him from above.	10
22	68	Further on down the wall there were great piles of cloth, mostly silk; I recognized them as Robes of Concealment.	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. (19 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	239	Elizabeth, predictably, did not care to leave without me, but she recognized the plan as a good one; if she could be independently removed from the House there would be less for Caprus and me to worry about; further, she naturally wished Virginia and Phyllis to have the same opportunity for freedom ...	10
3	5	I was not much afraid of being recognized.	10
3	33	He was a man who would be respected by all the castes in Ar; he was a man who would be recognized, most likely, not only by every urchin wild in the streets of the city but by the Ubar as well; he was a Player, a professional, one who earned his living through the game.	10
3	126	When I saw the excitement of the Vintner and the calm, stoic placidity of the Player I felt sad, for I recognized, as did several of the others, that this game, expensive though it might be, was to be the Vintner's.	10
7	117	I recognized English, and French and German, something that was presumably Arabic, and other boxes which were marked with characters doubtless either Chinese or Japanese.	10
9	6	The breeding lines of the House of Cernus were recognized, with those of the House of Portus, and certain other of the large slave houses, throughout known Gor.	10
9	7	To a slaver, certain girls can be recognized at a glance, as being of certain varieties developed by certain houses.	10
9	55	They recognized Ho-Tu immediately, of course, and unlocked and opened the door.	10
15	157	The techniques employed were relatively transparent, much as the kennel technique had been with Virginia and Phyllis, and the girls objectively, rationally recognized what was being done to them, but yet, to their frustration and anger, they could not help, in the moment, responding as they did.	10
15	192	In her opinion, and perhaps rightly, the positions of both were subtle combinations of truths and half-truths; Phyllis seemed to regard men and women as unimportant differentiations off a sexless, neuter stock, whereas Flaminius argued for a position in which women were hardly to be recognized as be...	10
15	193	I expect both, and I am certain that Flaminius, recognized the errors and exaggerations of their own position, but neither was concerned with the truth; both were concerned only with victory, and pleasing themselves.	10
15	396	I, too, of course, recognized him.	10
17	160	Once in a paga tavern I heard a man, whom I recognized to be one of the guards from the iron pens, though now in the tunic of a Leather Worker, declaring that the city needed for its Administrator not a Builder but a Warrior, that law would again prevail.	10
18	369	Each seemed piled with boxes; I recognized the boxes as being of the general sort which I had seen unloaded from the Slavers' ship in the Voltai.	10
19	162	Some of the girls, as the sales progressed, I recognized as from the House of Cernus.	10
19	163	Lana, I recognized, who was sold for four gold pieces.	10
20	307	It was as though she, like myself, somehow recognized him.	10
20	416	I now, clearly, recognized the boy, though I had not seen him before.	10
20	418	Cernus himself had not recognized them; perhaps none in the room had; the lame foot was perhaps the legacy of his misshapen father; but the boy was fine, and he was brilliant; he was the marvelous Scormus, youthful master Player of Ar.	10

Book 6. (10 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	53	"It is the time for contests," called another voice, which I recognized as that of Telima, my mistress.	10
8	296	None recognized the warrior who walked among them.	10
9	105	There is even, in Port Kar, a recognized caste of Thieves, the only such I know of on Gor, which, in the lower canals and perimeters of the city, has much power, that of the threat and the knife.	10
9	106	They are recognized by the Thief's Scar, which they wear as caste mark, a tiny, three-pronged brand burned into the face in back of and below the eye, over the right cheekbone.	10
9	697	I recognized many of them.	10
10	48	On one chair, some fifteen yards away, somewhat lower and closer the thrones of the Ubars, sat an officer, whom I recognized.	10
10	315	I recognized him, he being a page of the council.	10
12	14	I recognized his voice, and his frame.	10
14	149	My own ship, perhaps recognized as the probable flagship, it having been first in the original formation, was honored by five pursuers.	10
15	117	For one thing, they had now formed a Council Guard, with its distinct livery, that was now recognized as a force of the Council, and, in effect, as the police of the city.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	527	I now recognized his voice.	10
6	336	I scarcely recognized it.	10
7	179	I think few of my friends would have recognized the sophisticated, tasteful Elinor Brinton in the naked Gorean slave girl, chained, kneeling on the grass, thrusting meat into her mouth, tearing at it, her head back in ecstasy, feeding, the juices of the meat running on her body.	10
7	297	They live, for example, in a world in which female slavery is acknowledged, recognized and celebrated.	10
7	519	I recognized her then.	10
10	351	I recognized it, of course, as a brand.	10
12	263	I recognized her as one of the girls of Verna's band.	10
12	707	It was clear evidence that Targo had recognized the seriousness of his predicament, and the odds by which he was outnumbered and the probable result of continuing the engagement.	10
13	332	I recognized them.	10
14	502	She is recognized! He gestures to an alcove.	10
15	363	I recognized them, both from the streets of Ko-ro-ba and from the merchants' stockade, on the trade route to Ar, where I and Lana had so abused Verna, she then being helplessly caged.	10
15	910	I recognized that it was essential, that it had to be done.	10
15	911	I recognized further that there was something farcical in the thought of the Gorean male lending his hand to such small, unimportant work.	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	11	I saw a blond giant from Torvaldsland, with braided hair, in shaggy jacket; a merchant from Tyros, hurrying, perfumed and sleek; seamen from Cos, and Port Kar, mortal enemies, yet passing one another without thought in the streets of Lydius; a black woman, veiled in yellow, borne in a palanquin by e...	10
3	30	I did not wish to be recognized.	10
3	261	I recognized them as judges.	10
3	268	I suddenly recognized the girl.	10
4	45	Doubtless she hoped I had not recognized her.	10
5	104	I recalled how swiftly, how expeditiously, even Elizabeth Cardwell, who was a free woman, had been taken by them, and had been, when her vulnerable, helpless femininity was recognized, humiliatingly exhibited, bound to a pole, at the river's edge, where she had been purchased by Sarpedon, in whose t...	10
5	275	They are then less likely to be recognized.	10
9	80	I recognized that girl.	10
9	471	I recognized the man, in hunter's cap, who held her.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	43	Still I recognized them when heard.	10
3	46	But it did not seem he recognized them.	10
15	115	"In the morning," I said, "we will be recognized as not being of Thorgard's forces.	10
17	227	It was by such a device that the Kurii had recognized their confederates in the men of Thorgard of Scagnar.	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	179	It is not unusual for a woman to fear her womanhood; what is less generally recognized is that many men fear their own manhood; they conceal their blood; they pretend it does not exist; it is even dangerous, in such a society, to suggest that men consider honesty in such matters, to suggest that the...	10
8	267	She recognized the raiders were returning.	10
14	517	I recognized it.	10
23	147	I recognized him.	10
26	316	There she lived, free but of no status; she was no longer recognized, in the sight of its Home Stone, as a citizen of Ar; she had not even the collar of a slave girl for her identity; she was kept sequestered by Marlenus in the central cylinder, that his shame not be publicly displayed upon the high...	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	897	I recognized it.	10
9	302	I recognized her.	10
9	1914	This seems to be recognized even on Earth, given, for example, the fact of off-the-shoulder evening gowns.	10
20	62	What a stupid slave he must have thought me! I was upset, for we are intelligent, almost always, and we wish our intelligence to be recognized by our masters.	10
22	72	In my heart, I know, there lies a slave girl, once denied, then secretly feared, now openly and joyously recognized, who longs for a master.	10
24	188	He had not been interested in buying me, though he seemingly recognized I might plausibly be a silver-tarsk girl, which was flattering.	10
27	327	Other ways of drawing oneself to the attention of the master are more culturally explicit, and in accord with recognized conventions; of these other ways some are verbal, and others behavioral.	10
29	245	"You never knew you would meet a man who would satisfy your deepest needs," he said, "the hidden, profound, scarcely understood, secret needs which you yourself scarcely recognized".	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	118	The security of the message, as is often the case, is a function not of the opacity of the message, in itself, but rather in its concealment, in its not being recognized as a message.	10
3	1254	Yet there was in her eyes a sultry need recognized by Gorean buyers.	10
21	176	Thistle and I, or Audrey and I, as I usually thought of her, using her former name as a slave name, had, too, recognized one another immediately, even in the darkness.	10
23	329	When she had been free she had not, I was sure, recognized the carving of the head of a Kur for what it had been.	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	56	How can one know the answer to a question which one fears to ask? Samos, of course, immediately recognized the ribbon as a scytale.	10
1	57	As for the girl, he had promptly, to her horror, had her clothing removed and had had her put in a brief rep-cloth slave tunic and a rude neck-ring of curved iron, that she would not escape and, anywhere, could be recognized as a slave.	10
2	72	He apparently recognized that it was futile, and a bit amusing, to be attempting to get an interesting price on this particular bit of slave meat.	10
4	76	They might be recognized.	10
6	484	She knew that I had recognized it.	10
14	755	But, still, it might be better for you not to be recognized as the girl of Tarl of Teletus".	10
18	134	Shaba gave no sign that he recognized me.	10
23	31	She did not dare to give any sign that she recognized me.	10
23	41	I recognized him, having seen him earlier in the palace of Bila Huruma.	10
32	425	Any woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men.	10
32	614	Though he now wore the robes and feathers of this savage people, I recognized him instantly.	10
32	919	'The orange mark upon your thigh will be recognized in the jungle for hundreds of miles around.	10
52	126	"I recognized the chain".	10

Book 14. (14 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	34	The very air men breathed there, the very food they ate, contained recognized, but, incredibly, not removed, toxic elements.	10
7	459	The female slave understands, or soon realizes, that she is a familiar, recognized, accepted, valued, prized, integral ingredient in a developed, colorful, functioning, complex society, one in which nature is acknowledged, even enhanced, by civilization rather than subverted and denied.	10
7	825	That she was pretty, decidedly so, and helplessly a slave, must be ignored; such things must not be recognized.	10
11	660	I recognized it as that of my Mistress, the Lady Tima.	10
13	292	This becomes clearer, too, when it is recognized that most of the supply posts occur at forty pasang intervals.	10
13	322	The Lady Florence, of course, if I were identified as her slave, would by my collar presumably be recognized as a citizeness of Vonda, one of the cities of the confederation.	10
16	47	It is, too, recognized that all, or most, of the castes perform necessary, commendable or useful functions.	10
17	15	I now recognized her, but I thought it wiser on my part to deny this.	10
20	134	Though she was robed and veiled I would have recognized her, of course, from her eyes, her attitude, the lineaments of her body.	10
20	137	Too, to my amazement, I recognized the woman who stood beside her.	10
22	125	I recognized the pair.	10
27	118	The men of Tharna may be recognized in their city and abroad by the two yellow cords worn at the belt, each some eighteen inches in length, devices useful in tethering women, hand and foot.	10
27	350	"How could he not have recognized me as a free woman?" she asked.	10
34	112	I recognized him.	10

Book 15. (13 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	12	I recognized her.	10
1	353	Thus some women are brought to Gor not because they are unusually beautiful, or intelligent, but because it is recognized, it having come under the judicious, practiced eye of the slaver, that they, doubtless unknown to themselves, will find themselves helpless in the arms of a master, no more than ...	10
4	135	It might not well serve their purposes to be recognized, as perhaps men of wealth or position, now in difficult straits.	10
4	137	Others, perhaps, shamed by the fall of Vonda, or the necessity for their flight from the city, did not wish to be recognized in Lara.	10
4	142	I wore a mask because I had not wished to be recognized in Lara.	10
4	145	I did not think my tasks would be either expedited or facilitated by being recognized as a former fighting slave.	10
11	444	Thus, in joy, I recognized that you had come to regard me, quite properly, as one of them".	10
21	217	"Surely you have recognized Gorean women can be slaves, and have treated them accordingly," said Peggy.	10
21	219	"And surely you have recognized some Earth women can be slaves, and have treated them accordingly," she said.	10
23	66	If so, it is scarcely in Ragnar Voskjard's interest, or in ours, or in the interest of our friend here, to be recognized as the courier of the topaz.	10
24	226	Whereas the frightened, deferential slave had not recognized me sitting regally with Policrates and Kliomenes in the feasting hall, in the robes and mask of the courier of Ragnar Voskjard, I did not doubt but what she might quickly recognize my voice.	10
28	90	I recognized the figure of Glyco, portly and short-legged, breathing heavily, wrapped in a long brown cloak, which concealed the white and gold of the merchants, in advance.	10
29	219	"You might be recognized".	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	25	I heard again, twice, the slippage of air, sliding and divided, marked by what I now recognized was the passage of slender, flighted wood.	10
8	332	If she were to speak, her voice must be recognized, through the door, as coming from the vicinity of the berth.	10
9	4	I recognized it as that of Callimachus.	10
10	8	The Tais, which we feared might be recognized, brought up the rear.	10
10	17	It would not do to be recognized.	10
12	76	Reginald himself was recognized.	10
12	83	Alcibron, and, doubtless, many others, might have immediately recognized her.	10
17	60	It seemed then that I looked at the leashed girl intently, as though trying to place her, at the distance, in the light, and then I reacted, as though I might then have placed her, or feared that I might have placed her, feared, dismayed, that I might have recognized who she might be.	10
18	416	She will not be recognized for, commonly, when she goes out, she is veiled.	10
18	628	' I, a natural slave, recognized by any slaver as such, had not permitted my rape! But remember, Master, that I was not then legally embonded.	10
20	1433	Thus, they have wondrous, marvelous dimensions in them of which they do not dare to dream, but it is true, of course, that these dimensions, if recognized, and explored, and realized, would put them in the order of nature, at the feet of men.	10

Book 17. (11 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1299	Too, I suspected some of the council, even if they were not of the party of Zarendargar, would have recognized his value to the steel worlds.	10
5	7	Yet they belonged to no mercenary company I recognized.	10
11	216	Doubtless, in your hearts, perhaps late at night, in bed, or in the morning, or at odd, lonely moments, in spite of your educations and conditionings, your trainings, you recognized the falseness of these teachings".	10
12	89	Below us, half concealed in the tall grass, on their backs, lay the two fellows I recognized as the brothers, Max and Kyle Hobart.	10
13	86	This doubtless has to do with dominance/submission ratios, and the stimulation of a now clearly recognized and divulged sexual dimorphism.	10
13	145	Her fittingness for the collar has long been recognized.	10
13	820	It seems to have been recognized even more clearly by your former superior, the female executive.	10
13	1181	In the institution of female slavery we find this basic relationship recognized, accepted, clarified, fixed and celebrated.	10
14	67	She might thus, if the master wished, have come and gone from the trading point without having seen anything or recognized anything, unless perhaps the grass between her knees and the paws of her master's kaiila.	10
15	102	Also, it must be recognized that many slaves often, and perhaps all slaves sometimes, find it difficult to look into the eyes of the master.	10
15	159	They provide institutions through which merit can be recognized and rewarded, and tribal traditions freshened, maintained and renewed.	10

Book 18. (17 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	57	On the other hand, before one is moved to pity or contempt, it should be recognized that most Goreans, for example, have access to a complex oral tradition, abetted by singers, story tellers, and such, and, too, that literacy is not as needed on Gor, nor is it as prized on Gor, as it is in certain o...	10
2	118	In this way she would be recognized in the camp as belonging to him.	10
13	67	Female beauty, it is recognized, is a complex and subtle thing, lovely and rich in its almost countless variations.	10
14	32	"You do not need collars to be recognized as slaves," I said.	10
18	349	It was she who recognized them.	10
20	14	"They have been recognized by a blond slave, once the property of Yellow Knives.	10
25	74	"Watonka and his party wore yellow scarves or sashes that they might be recognized by the Kinyanpi.	10
33	62	I recognized Carrot and Cabbage.	10
33	448	Now the name is not only a slave's name, as it always was, but is a slave name as well, and recognized and acknowledged publicly, by the slave and others, as such.	10
39	53	Perhaps I will have one, or both, of your ears notched, as our friends, the red savages do, with prize kaiila, trained for the hunt or war, that you may be recognized as a valuable, trained tarn-bait girl".	10
40	390	I recognized it.	10
40	656	This is something which is recognized even outside of the Barrens.	10
42	16	Ironically, in the moonlight, I had recognized her.	10
42	24	I did not think that she recognized us but, even if she had, she would still have done what she did.	10
44	518	"I recognized him," said Cuwignaka.	10
46	177	I had recognized one of them.	10
47	325	I also saw, prominent among the Yellow Knives, Alfred, with soldiers, and a Yellow Knife I recognized as the third of the war chiefs who had been at the summer camp.	10

Book 19. (22 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	109	It might be an emblem of membership in an organization or a device whereby a given personage might be recognized by another.	10
1	165	"This object, whatever it is," said the man, "can clearly be graded according to established standards recognized in numismatics.	10
2	6	I recalled that the man who had first seen me at the perfume counter, he who seemed to be in charge of the group, had said that he recognized that my time, as of now, was valuable.	10
2	81	Perhaps they did not wish for me to be recognized with them, or they with me.	10
2	139	I recognized the voice.	10
2	163	"You look lovely," said the first man, he whom I recognized, he who was, by now, familiar to me.	10
6	722	"Too," he said, "in so public a place you might, unveiled as is a slave, be recognized.	10
8	15	There was little danger I would be recognized.	10
13	14	I recognized him.	10
19	260	On the other hand, doubtless he did not want me to be recognized.	10
23	344	It would be one recognized everywhere.	10
23	353	I then needed only to be looked upon to be recognized to be what I was, and was only, a slave.	10
29	302	I had been in the very arms of the man who sought Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and he had not recognized me.	10
30	425	I did not think he even recognized me.	10
30	605	I was confident now that Drusus Rencius recognized me.	10
32	248	I recognized them, of course.	10
33	92	Even then, for a time, I do not think he recognized her.	10
33	585	How startled I was! I now recognized, and clearly, the hitherto unknown guest.	10
36	862	For thousands of years the needs, the appetitiveness, the dangerousness, the tempting seductiveness of the female have been recognized, in myths, in stories, in teachings, in folk lore, in histories, in practices.	10
36	889	Throughout human history the lovely and seductive dangers of the human female have been well recognized.	10
36	1376	Too, though in a part of me I recognized the slave in you the first time I laid eyes on you, in another part of me, I supposed you actually, in spite of the evidence of my senses, to be a free woman.	10
36	1380	'Too, do not forget that on a certain level, or in a certain part of me, I recognized that you were, rather clearly, a slave.	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	86	They are often used by individuals traveling incognito or who do not, for one reason or another, wish to be recognized in a certain place or at a certain time.	10
2	139	I thought I had recognized the voice.	10
2	144	I had not recognized her immediately for the gaudy paints which had been applied to her body.	10
2	406	A fellow, a pulley-maker I recognized from the arsenal, and the arsenal Kaissa champion, rose to his feet, from where he had been sitting cross-legged before the Kaissa board in the Kaissa booth.	10
2	1289	I recognized her.	10
6	111	Rather, now, in their place in the perfection of nature, yielded fully, helplessly, choicelessly, if you like, submitted at the feet of men, their deepest sexuality and needs recognized, attended to and fulfilled, they tend to think of its joy.	10
11	128	If the board had been laid flat on the ground, the captive then on her back, the position, immediately, would have been recognized as a common binding position, one in which girls are not unoften put for slave use.	10
12	510	Still, I recognized that it was the power of Priest-Kings which, in its way, protected both Gor and Earth from the onslaught of lurking Kurii, concealed in their steel worlds, hidden among the orbiting stones and mountains, the small worlds and moons, of the asteroid belt.	10
13	68	"I was recognized?" I asked.	10
13	70	"The Lady Yanina was recognized".	10
13	77	"How is it that she was recognized?" I asked, irritably.	10
13	78	"Are most free women in Brundisium so easily recognized?" "Hardly," said Flaminius, "but our agent in this case, happily, was one of the men who had originally served the Lady Yanina, one who had occasionally, unbeknownst to her, a lusty fellow, spied upon her in her tent when she had unpinned her f...	10
13	83	In this way, of course, there might actually have been several fellows here and there who, theoretically, if they had had the chance, might have recognized her.	10
14	367	The Priest-Kings, I recalled, had recognized who was "of the Nest," and who was not, by means of the Nest odor.	10
14	445	I recognized it.	10
18	513	In a city the size of Brundisium, in an hour of confusion and tumult, with soldiers rushing about, coming and going with orders and reports, with agents sometimes in uniform and sometimes not, I did not expect to be easily recognized.	10
21	34	Too, though there are many important qualities of a slave, clearly the first recognized, and most obvious, is her beauty.	10
21	604	I put my head down, and kissed her, and her lips met mine, yielding, in the unmistakable softness, and submission, and gratitude, of the self-recognized slave.	10

Book 21. (8 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	304	The Gorean slave girl is a lovely, recognized, accepted aspect of Gorean life.	10
14	90	Mincon spoke to the officer at the table, who, it seemed, recognized him.	10
15	688	They will be recognized as authentic.	10
19	34	That is the only city in which, as far as I know, there is a recognized caste for thieves.	10
23	182	I saw that they recognized the seal.	10
25	5	I had recognized it immediately when I had seen it near the call rope.	10
25	1442	She would prefer to complete her work here, where apparently it was tolerated, with the stealth of a drug, rather than go to the expense of employing confederates outside or take the risk of being recognized by others who might be in the vicinity of the victim's environs.	10
25	2155	And then, eventually, when she learns that there is no rescue for her, and she has begun to sense the lure of submission, and then its rightfulness, and its power, and eventually its joy, and its fulfillment for her, her self, soon, if she is intelligent, recognizing the stupidity and futility of re...	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	348	Minutes ago, in terror, before running, I had recognized him.	10
3	349	I had recognized him even before he had spoken.	10
3	806	"I, like many others," he said, "can recognize slaves, and, have no fear, I have recognized you as one".	10
3	861	I suspect that there was a kinship of sorts between myself and the whip, that we were perhaps, in some sense, made for one another, that even if I never felt it I recognized it as having something authoritative, and intimate and important, to do with me, and what, in my heart, I secretly was.	10
6	375	I recognized the voice.	10
11	1607	Similarly the authenticity of her responses can be recognized and tested.	10
11	1615	Its poverty, vacuity and falsity I think I had recognized long ago, even on Earth.	10
13	460	I had recognized, of course, that such things as my garb, or lack of it, my brand, burned into my body, my collar, which I could not remove, placed on me by men, and such, and, above all, my condition, that of slave, had made me far more sexually stimulatory to men than I would otherwise have been b...	10
17	203	I then heard the soft swirl of music which I well recognized.	10
20	204	The farmer likes to be appreciated, and to have the importance and value of his work recognized.	10
26	193	I did not want to be recognized.	10
26	201	Surely in the darkness I had not been recognized.	10
27	24	Then he had recognized her on the road.	10
27	27	Had I had any doubt he had recognized me on the road, and that that had been responsible for his change of direction, that doubt had been dispelled in the camp.	10

Book 23. (12 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	284	Do not let them be recognized for a hundred pasangs.	10
1	400	If they were recognized they might be treated to summary justice.	10
6	624	I did not know if he recognized her from before, from the paga room, or not.	10
17	333	A tiny sound from within the hood, and a movement of her fair body, indicated to me that the slave recognized my voice.	10
21	152	"Hooded, I was not recognized.	10
21	639	"I wore them that I not be recognized," she said.	10
21	640	"You would fear then," he asked, "to be recognized?" "Yes," she said.	10
21	642	"Let us see who this woman is," said Aemilianus, "who has disguised herself as the former Lady Publia, and who for some reason, it seems, fears to be recognized".	10
21	647	"Is she recognized?" asked Aemilianus.	10
21	649	"I think I understand, now," said Aemilianus, "why you feared to be recognized".	10
21	1155	Too, they soon become proud to think of themselves as girls, in the sense of exciting, beautiful, needful, mastered slaves, for in this status they realize they are being recognized as, and praised as, of a worth and interest far above that accorded to the inhibited, suppressed, cumbersomely clad fr...	10
24	146	I wondered if he had managed to secure redemption from some passing Cosian, perhaps a comrade in arms who might have recognized him.	10

Book 24. (21 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	160	institutionalized slavery, as opposed to a natural slavery attendant upon sexual dimorphism and a variety of biological factors, sometimes not even recognized as slavery, is commonly recognized as marking a considerable advance in civilization, being found preferable to, say, torture and slaughter.	10
42	64	He whom I thought I recognized recognized me, as well, though he then gave no sign of it.	10
43	190	It had seemed that she, in a way, had recognized him, as it had seemed that he, too, in his way, had recognized her.	10
1	313	I had, thinking I had recognized her, and, as it proved, I had, summoned her to my place.	10
1	447	She, too, had recognized him.	10
1	755	In another moment, as she again faced me, I could not help but take in, in a glance, together with her consternation and puzzlement, the excitingness of her shapely, bared legs, her exquisite ankles and feet, the marvelous lineaments of her hips, waist and breasts, well betrayed by the silk she wore...	10
1	984	The fact that Temione's hair, like that of the other debtor sluts at the Crooked Tarn, had been shaved off, to be sold for catapult cordage, may have been one reason that the burly fellow had not recognized her.	10
2	209	"Why did you call attention to yourself when obviously there was something between you two, and you would be in danger, if recognized".	10
19	359	"They recognized," she said, proudly, loftily, "that I would never make a slave".	10
31	34	Rence women, incidentally, once they themselves are enslaved, and learn that their absurdities and pretenses are now irrevocably behind them, make excellent slaves, as slavers have recognized for years.	10
31	187	For example, in this fashion they are forced to stand out, easily to be recognized as prisoners or slaves; they are helped to understand that they are now in the power of others and it makes it difficult for them to conceal weapons.	10
32	42	"Perhaps to be recognized," she said, "and then put out for tharlarion".	10
34	29	Aghast he regarded the other heads which, too, he doubtless recognized.	10
37	153	It has been recognized in dozens of cultures and for millennia that women make ideal slaves.	10
39	103	I had recognized one among these, as well, one struggling, bent over, with a burden perhaps somewhat heavier than those of the others.	10
39	124	I would have thought little of the passage of these mercenaries, what with so many hundreds about, here and there, coming and going, had I not recognized the slave at the leader's stirrup, and, indeed, later, one of the beauteous pack slaves.	10
42	52	"He wore a wind scarf but I recognized his slave, and later, in the retinue, another slave.	10
45	47	I recognized it as a ditty of Ar.	10
46	234	There one of Ina's pursuers, I recognized him from earlier, was making inquiries of one of the five camp prefects, fellows under the camp praetor.	10
48	576	I did not think there would be much danger of being recognized.	10
48	578	Also, even if we were recognized, I did not think that anyone would find us of particular interest in ourselves.	10

Book 25. (23 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	122	I did know I could be recognized by certain individuals.	10
3	13	Similarly, certain individuals are recognized as champions of the game.	10
3	612	Such greetings are usually reserved for recognized experts, or champions, at one thing or another.	10
3	731	Indeed, it is by means of such tiny indications, fillings in the teeth, and such, that a certain sort of girl, for which there is a market on Gor, is often recognized.	10
4	47	If he were successful in his mad attempt to obtain the Home Stone of his city he would doubtless be a recognized wanted man.	10
4	49	In the locker she would not be as easily recognized, surely not as easily as if she were kneeling at a wall, braceleted to a ring.	10
9	809	It was almost as though they, somehow, in some hitherto untapped portion of their brain, or in some hitherto concealed, or suspected, but perhaps not explicitly recognized, portion of their brain, were prepared for, and understood, certain relationships, relationships which might be exemplified by, ...	10
12	139	They are unlikely, however, to be long fooled, for the signs are clear enough, and, soon enough, the couple will be generally recognized as love slave and love master.	10
12	534	"You think the tradesman recognized us?" asked Marcus.	10
12	589	As it was, she was, in her way, well disguised, as her clothing could not be recognized nor, as she would customarily, at her age, be veiled, her face.	10
15	21	I had recognized the first youth to spring upon the cart.	10
15	54	"What if she had been the true Ubara, and recognized you?" he said.	10
15	148	"You recognized the second fellow?" said Marcus.	10
15	150	"I think he may have recognized us as well," he said.	10
16	19	"Doubtless that is how the mercenaries recognized him as a member of the Delta Brigade," I said.	10
19	205	By such tiny signs may an Earth female be recognized amongst other Gorean slaves.	10
20	455	"Also," I said, "my handwriting might be recognized".	10
22	531	He then, I think, from his reaction, clearly recognized her, well recollecting her from the capture room in the Metellan district, as one who was once a free female, whom he, as a seduction slave, had entrapped for his master, Appanius.	10
24	115	It is always pleasant to know that the superb quality, the desirability, of one's slave is recognized by others.	10
24	148	What both women have in common is the hope, scarcely recognized by the free woman, a hope she would doubtless vehemently deny, that men will be pleased with what they see.	10
26	610	She turned wildly in the net, to see me over her right shoulder, and our eyes met, and she recognized me, and she gasped, and half cried out, and then I had to hold her on her knees, as she had fainted.	10
27	279	She, too, to her delight, recognized that she had been left out of the matter.	10
27	689	He recognized that his daughter was a slave".	10

Book 26. (26 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	542	As she had said the word 'Master' it had not been simply as a customary form of deferential address, suitable for use in addressing any free man by a female slave, but in it, rather, it seemed that she had, to her relief, recognized, or thought she had recognized, the voice of her own master.	10
4	83	Again I recognized the language, but could not speak it.	10
4	718	Something in me, immediately, without reconnoitering, without complex reflection, recognized it.	10
4	720	We recognized it, and understood it, instantaneously.	10
6	91	You must understand that, over the past few years, as their value has come to be more generally recognized, such items have become more popular".	10
7	156	By its means, you see, we may conveniently be identified, and recognized.	10
8	144	I now experienced, it seemed for the first time in days, a consciousness I recognized as familiar, as my own, neither confused nor disordered.	10
9	234	This value, of course, as I recognized, would be likely to fluctuate with various market conditions.	10
10	121	On the other hand, my desirability, such as it was, I recognized, might place me in danger.	10
11	702	Indeed, they were recognized by, and acknowledged within, and confirmed within, the very institutions of this world.	10
11	1477	Rather its significance was recognized and, by strong men, would be uncompromisingly enjoyed and exploited.	10
12	460	To some extent this still disturbed me, but I recognized my helplessness in these matters.	10
12	697	They will be easily recognized.	10
13	1475	How fitting then, I recognized, that men, in their arrogance, not wishing to accept such insult and folly on my part, had simply made me a slave, had simply branded me and put me in a collar.	10
13	1503	In this way a girl may be more easily recognized, and remembered, or identified or traced, or such.	10
14	173	On this world, this basic truth has been recognized, and, in a portion of the social sphere, institutionalized".	10
14	749	"Do you not see? They would not understand that they were looking upon a free woman, especially one such as the Lady Constanzia of Besnit! Some wear masks that their features not be recognized.	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
16	365	How reassuring, incidentally, that one is here recognized as being of sufficient interest and importance to be looked at, really looked at.	10
24	543	And I, too, was sure I recognized the voice.	10
24	546	Yes, it was he, the officer! I did not think he recognized me.	10
24	626	I did not wish to be recognized.	10
29	231	But I thought that I recognized it.	10
37	66	It was only he, one supposes, of those in the corridor, it recognized.	10
41	43	Aynur, for example, had obviously recognized him.	10
46	604	Perhaps it might be recognized, if only by the captors.	10

Book 27. (37 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	122	But this reality was later made clear to her, by incontrovertible laws, and deeds, which did not so much confirm the hypothetical strictures of a perhaps hitherto rather speculative law, one extending to a distant world, as replace or supersede them, in an incontrovertible manner, with immediate, un...	10
2	161	It seems clear that she, despite what she would tell herself, despite the lies, the carefully constructed, defensive fabrications with which she sought to delude herself, had many regrets, a great many sources of sadness, that there was in her much that was only half articulated, or scarcely sensed,...	10
4	96	Vaguely she recognized that it seemed to be an oriental rug, and might, she speculated, be of considerable value.	10
9	33	Certainly they would be immediately recognized, at least by many familiar with a certain city.	10
11	171	"It is recognized throughout Gor," said Mirus.	10
13	26	Perhaps, too, he recognized Ellen's youth and vulnerability, her newness to the collar and such, and thought he might as well do what he could, within reason, to protect her.	10
14	115	But here, on this world, thought Ellen, unlike such a woman, I am a slave not only by nature, and appropriately, but under explicit, recognized law.	10
14	118	Here, on this world, my brand, my collar, my mode of being, are everywhere accepted, acknowledged, recognized and understood.	10
17	521	Too, as she had always considered herself, on one level or another, as she now recognized, the appropriate and natural slave of men, she was not resistant to the fact that her longed-for destiny had been, even though it were by the decision of others, and without her consent, imposed upon her.	10
18	368	Oh, dear Mirus, my erstwhile master, she thought to herself, what would you have made of that? Would you have recognized your Ellen, she whom you brought to Gor and so transformed and reduced, in that enticing, insolent, saucy little flirt? One who well knows how to torment a man? Would you have kno...	10
18	677	Doubtless she had recognized that Ellen spoke with an accent.	10
20	320	Its validity is recognized, and accepted.	10
20	1035	She was certain that she recognized the two riders, neither of whom were concerned with the progressing coffle.	10
20	1037	The other man, in colorful riding robes, laughing, jesting with him, she also recognized.	10
21	124	Ellen recognized Portus Canio! He did not see her.	10
21	131	She did not wish to be recognized by either Portus Canio or Fel Doron.	10
21	273	Ellen had not been recognized in the pool, she was sure, neither by Portus Canio nor Fel Doron, nor by the subcaptain and Tersius Major, the attentions of the latter pair being focused generally on Portus Canio and Fel Doron, whom, she supposed, they had come out to discomfit, witnessing them in the...	10
22	135	Perhaps that is what the Goreans, in their typically straightforward and natural way, recognized.	10
22	149	In such a society, one might expect, accordingly, the pervasive dominance/submission ratios of nature to be recognized by, and reflected within, customs, laws, social arrangements, institutions, and such.	10
22	184	Thus each circle could be recognized by both its flag and its letter or number.	10
22	474	She wondered if, after all, he recognized her.	10
22	501	It is both historical and contemporary; it is honored in custom and tradition; it is honored in practice; it is pervasive, societally and culturally; it is familiar, recognized and unquestioned; it is ingredient in the law and enforced with all the sanctions of the law.	10
22	557	She wondered if Mirus had recognized her.	10
22	560	Perhaps he had thought he recognized her, and had, but then, later, thought that he had been mistaken, that the slave he saw could not possibly be she for whom he had originally taken her? Could I have changed so much, Ellen asked herself.	10
24	461	See that it is recognized!" Dara cast a frightened glance at the interior whip master.	10
25	991	"I am preparing to close my hand!" Ellen had recognized the voice.	10
25	1072	Mirus thrust his hand angrily within his robes, toward his left side, but a fellow with him, one Ellen recognized as having been with him in the tent, put his hand warningly on his arm, and Mirus withdrew his hand.	10
26	354	The collar has this cast or aura, too, one always recognized, but seldom expressed, perhaps because it is too obvious.	10
26	580	She realized that, in the hood, it was not likely she could be recognized, either as the dancer of two nights afore, nor as the slave for whom, yesterday evening, such a surprising price had been paid.	10
26	966	Would they even have recognized her, their former colleague and teacher, now a commanded, performing slave girl? Would her female students weep with need and desire to so serve as well, to find therein one of the thousand rewarding, fulfilling, beautiful meanings of their sex? Would not her male col...	10
26	1108	Perhaps, as she was not now hooded, her master did not wish her to be recognized as the slave purchased the preceding night for so great a sum.	10
26	1173	Imagine now, if you can, the concern, and hopes, of the slave that such needs, such cruel needs, will be recognized by the master, and that he will be moved to attend to them.	10
27	468	Ellen recognized one of the beasts, he spoken of as Kardok.	10
27	1479	Why was I chosen, and not another? Is there something special about me? Has someone sensed my inner truth? Who, I wonder, so perceptively, recognized me, who saw that I was a slave? She then finds fulfillment, and contentment, at the foot of her master's couch.	10
27	1701	Ellen recognized him.	10
27	2201	She recognized, even in the darkness, the soldier who had so openly regarded her slaveness earlier.	10
30	434	And the perfection of this complementarity, as societally recognized, as socially articulated, as culturally enhanced and celebrated, and fixed into the matrix of custom and legality, is the relationship of master and slave".	10

Book 28. (20 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	93	He may not have recognized this, or, if he suspected it, he might have supposed that somehow sounds from within the container might be conveyed, doubtless by means of some listening device, to some point at which they might be audited, or recorded, for future audition.	10
18	261	The sleen doubtless recognized this command in Kur, and not in Gorean, for which the translators were set.	10
25	111	Cabot recognized the moment as important to her, a door opened, a barrier crossed, a secret confessed.	10
26	158	"And I must warn Lord Arcesilaus, if there is still time!" "Lord Arcesilaus will be warned by another," said Peisistratus, "for you might be easily recognized".	10
29	34	"She is free, as you correctly recognized.	10
30	119	"Free women may be raped, of course," he said, "by raiders, by warriors of foreign cities, by slavers, and such, for women are generally recognized on Gor as loot.	10
35	29	Whereas a Kur familiar with Gor, and the common, fearsome weaponry of the Gorean peasant, might have easily recognized these supposed pendants as weapon points, the smith, as far as we know, unfamiliar with such things, did not do so or, at least, pretended not to do so.	10
36	112	Indeed, such simple things, as worn by a slave, herself recognized as goods, can be a thousand times more provocative to a male than the pearls and diamonds of a free woman.	10
39	48	The person who salutes second is he who is recognized by the first, and thus is presumably he of higher rank.	10
41	51	"I thought I recognized this animal," he said.	10
45	73	After all, what beautiful woman, however sweet, gentle, tender and modest, does not want her beauty recognized, noted, honored, and admired, even celebrated? And what beautiful woman, too, however sweet, gentle, tender, and modest, does not want to be looked upon by males with interest, and avid, ke...	10
51	86	"In the history of the world of which we may be speaking," said Cabot, "for thousands of years women were recognized, and even feared, for the intensity of their sexuality.	10
53	49	The best she might hope for would be to exchange one bondage for another, and doubtless for one far worse than that from which she fled, for she would be recognized as a runaway, and, quite possibly, would be prominently branded as such, the mark seared into her forehead.	10
55	128	"No," said Lord Grendel, "not at all, for in a civilization, as may not be the case in a barbarism, the truths of nature are recognized, understood, accepted, and explicitly celebrated".	10
55	138	She has a recognized nature, condition, status, and identity, which she is incapable of altering or qualifying in any way whatsoever.	10
64	137	Too, it is certainly possible that they remembered her from the pursuit of her in the vicinity of the womb tunnel and recognized that she might have been captured and put on their rope, and might perhaps have been more favored of food and caresses than they.	10
75	39	Too, she knew, by now, that it would be recognized in Gorean markets as an Earth-girl name, the sort of name to be fastened on only the lowest and most degraded of slaves.	10
76	24	The ideal then is that she finds herself fulfilling a recognized, accepted, approved, and valued societal role, and finds her personal fulfillment and happiness in doing so.	10
78	167	It is probable that he recognized them as belonging to one who had once been a member of the camp, and was thus to be allowed to pass, unmolested.	10
80	25	"His contributions have been richly recognized, and in detail," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	105	Without a translator I had no hope of deciphering the scent, but I recognized the voice, so to speak, of Priest-Kings, who communicate by scent.	10
5	511	"He was eventually recognized, in Ar," said another.	10
5	521	"Soon others recognized him, as well," said another.	10
10	104	To be sure, they doubtless recognized that she was attractive, and might, accordingly, be of interest, even considerable interest, to men, but what would that, really, have to do with them? She was different.	10
10	443	'" I did not think that it was really surprising that Miss Wentworth had not immediately recognized Thrasilicus.	10
13	75	I do not think she recognized me, at first.	10
15	300	I had never understood why its simplicity and beauty, on Earth, was not more widely recognized.	10
19	42	I recognized their cunning, and understood their desperation.	10
25	204	On the other hand, Goreans with access to the Second Knowledge, recognized the sphericity of Gor, the viability of the antipodes, the action of gravity, and such.	10
26	262	When it became clear that Marlenus had indeed returned, he recognized by some meaningless female slave in the city, and that the rising would be successful, we took our way to the height of the Central Cylinder, from which point we hoped to either escape or negotiate our way to freedom, turning the ...	10
27	24	Neither woman signified that she recognized us.	10
28	257	The voice bore within it the easily recognized, unmistakable note of the needful slave, a sound soft, tiny, uttered as though by one who might fear to be whipped, half a whimper.	10
32	9	There were many Ashigaru and officers about, both of the commands of Lord Nishida, many of whom I recognized, and many others, I took it, of Lord Okimoto.	10
38	451	As many women, if not all, she had recognized from puberty onward that there were two sexes, quite different, and devastatingly complementary to one another, and that she had, from whatever source, slave needs.	10

Book 30. (26 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	32	It will also be recalled that Lord Nishida had had the gate opened, rather as though he recognized the futility of defending it, as though, perforce, he recognized that the desertion could not be forestalled.	10
1	53	Members of the Caste of Players are recognized by their red-and-yellow-checked robes, the worn board slung over their shoulder, the sack of pieces at their waist.	10
1	355	To shorten the story, great Marlenus was recognized, it is said by a slave, in a line of Peasants, delivering suls within the city.	10
3	21	I recognized, too, the accents of Ar, as I was familiar with them, from my time in the Ar, during the occupation.	10
3	149	"I thought I recognized your voice," I said.	10
3	159	I recognized her, from my duties in the Central Cylinder, during the occupation.	10
3	346	I dared to look upon myself in the mirror, and I recognized, though not with my customary pleasure and composure, that I was quite beautiful.	10
3	582	Still, even within the heavy, opaque, shielding of my garmenture, the position was obviously that of a female, recognized as a female, before a man.	10
4	52	It was then unusual, I supposed, that he would have spoken without being recognized, so to speak.	10
7	93	Might that not instill terror in that now-collared, lovely thing? Why had she behaved in so perilously compromising a fashion? Was she perhaps so vain of her beauty that she could not resist its display? After all, what beautiful woman does not wish to be recognized as beautiful? But it seems she wa...	10
8	344	"In any event," I said, "he saw you, and I am sure he recognized you".	10
15	216	But, too, aside from her delight at being recognized, and summoned, she seemed uneasy, even frightened, perhaps because the sa-tarna in the small pannier on her back might be warm, wrapped in napkins, and bound for an officers' mess.	10
15	224	I was not sure she even recognized the handsome, proud, temperamental, dangerous Seremides in this cringing, abject creature half lying before her on the deck.	10
17	89	She then understood that he approved of her punishment, that he recognized its suitability, and that, in similar circumstances, she would receive no less at his hands.	10
18	21	"You recognized my voice," I said.	10
21	415	I heard a soft, feminine voice at my side, one I would have recognized in the darkness, the pitch blackness, of a dungeon of chained slaves.	10
21	503	To be sure, there were some slaves from each keeping area whom I recognized would be likely to bring more off the block than Alcinoë, if sold as common meat, and not as an item of special interest, on which, say, a bounty might be collected.	10
24	225	I had recognized her, to my astonishment, in the private area within the Venna keeping area.	10
25	120	I thought it likely she had not recognized me in the private area of the Venna keeping area, some nights ago, for the light of the lantern had fallen full on her face, perhaps half blinding her, not on mine, and not on that of Alcinoë, who stood back, rather out of the light.	10
25	167	"Know yourself recognized, slut," I said, "once Talena of Ar".	10
26	179	Did she fear to be recognized? "May I speak, Master," she whispered.	10
28	81	First, I was much afraid that if the two slaves would, for example, have been assigned to the long tables, those in the courtyard, one or another fellow might have recognized them.	10
30	12	Too, of course, there is fear abroad, and, should customary measures be inflicted, it is recognized that the strength of our force would be considerably reduced by the elimination of these men, this in the face of the enemy, whose attack may be imminent.	10
32	30	I recognized the voice.	10
35	103	Many were about, and I fear that Demetrion sensed he had been affronted, and that his office, and station, had been too little recognized, let alone respected.	10
37	1023	How beautiful is the kef! And how meaningful, recognized on all Gor.	10

Book 31. (38 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
41	4	Many Kurii recognized the need for societal order, and recognized their role in maintaining that order.	10
48	28	In such denunciations, of course, it is recognized that some temptation might exist to enlarge a list somewhat, particularly by happening to include in it personal enemies, individuals of whom one disapproves, individuals whom it is recognized that certain important individuals might like to have de...	10
2	19	I think that I, even on my old world, longed for something like this, a world in which nature was recognized, and respected.	10
4	17	"By such things, tiny, betraying brands, marking them as slaves," she said, "many barbarians are recognized".	10
4	50	"I think that mark was a brand," she said, "by which the hunters recognized you as a slave".	10
4	98	Too, I think I should mention that our sorority was generally recognized as the richest and most desirable sorority on campus, amongst several others, of similar repute.	10
4	109	Also, there seemed to be another criterion imposed on membership in our house, but, as obvious and generally recognized as it was, it was never mentioned explicitly.	10
4	117	In any event, though the evidence for your world doubtless exists, in many ways, on my world, what evidence is recognized is, as far as I know, subjected to alternative explanations, ignored, or explained away, in one way or another.	10
4	140	What of the simple test of life consequences? Is it obvious that an unnatural culture which produces vehemence, confusion, hysteria, sickness, treachery, hypocrisy, mass murder, and hatred is obviously superior to a culture compatible with nature, and her kinds and differences, a culture in which na...	10
5	87	To be sure, I knew this even on my world, a world in which such things are clearly recognized, in all their obviousness, but denied.	10
7	19	I had recognized two of the soldiers, and the officer.	10
7	52	Might not a civilization be possible in which nature was recognized, refined, enhanced, and celebrated? In such a civilization surely there would be a place not simply for seasons and tides, for surf and wind, but for men and women, as well.	10
7	315	I recognized that it clearly enhanced my beauty, perhaps a thousandfold.	10
8	753	In his right hand he held an implement I recognized well.	10
8	1113	Whereas I had recognized that my cellmates were all beautiful, as was common with Gorean female slaves, I had not regarded myself as inferior to any of them.	10
9	114	"Some think they are a decoration, a thing of vanity, like a beauty mark, to call attention by contrast to the exquisite beauty of what is not blemished, others consider them an identificatory device, a subtle one, by means of which a slave may be recognized".	10
9	403	Two fellows, whom I recognized from the market, then appeared in the portal, and placed crossbows on the floor.	10
10	637	Had the aforementioned ruby been their last? They had no new source of income of which I was aware, lest it might be from investments in the Street of Coins, but I knew of no such investments, and I suspected they would not wish their principal to be tethered to a particular location, nor, perhaps, ...	10
11	44	She would doubtless have been recognized as barbarian, suspected to lack a Home Stone, and one thing might have led to another.	10
11	166	"Its danger was recognized, and the owner of the carnival, who was also its chief trainer, to neutralize and pacify it, had it blinded, with hot irons".	10
14	60	How could he ask such a thing? Had he not recognized my horror at the sight of his body, earlier today, in the late morning, the matting, the caking, the stiffened fur? "Tonight," he said, "you will not be chained".	10
15	95	Sometimes a master's vanity is involved, and he chains the girl publicly in order to display her, that he may be envied, that his good fortune may be recognized, or such.	10
15	241	I heard a voice, behind me, one I recognized.	10
16	219	I doubted that he recognized them as a form of rational life, of fearfully rational life.	10
18	1038	Even a girl in a collar wants to be seen, to be recognized, and noticed, even be it to no greater extent than being mocked, humiliated, and scorned.	10
24	121	"As I recognized it could not be the work of my guard, Grendel, I merely looked further".	10
26	468	I recognized Kleomenes amongst them.	10
27	199	A few Ehn later the far door opened once more, and a fellow we recognized, one of Kleomenes' hunters, entered, but not the one who had brought us earlier to this chamber.	10
32	6	To our right, crouched on the dais, at its edge, before the curtain, was Lucius, whom I recognized, partly from his size, and partly from the glint of the golden chain from which hung his translator.	10
32	65	There was then a commotion in the rear of the room, as a door was opened, and, in the threshold, feeling about, appeared, to my amazement, a figure I well recognized, one with which I had, in the past, become familiar, that of the blind Kur, whom we have decided to call Tiresias.	10
41	27	Lucius, from his former position of authority, was extremely familiar with the Cave, not only with its open halls, and its less open, or more restricted, halls, but, too, as it turned out, with a diversity of less recognized passageways, several of which were obscure and unfamiliar, if not secret.	10
45	71	I was sure, too, that it recognized me, by scent.	10
45	129	Could you, for example, easily distinguish one urt from another, mixing together, if they were similarly sized and pelted? In a moment I was sure that neither recognized me, save, of course, as a human female, and one, of course, who was a collared slave.	10
47	4	He had apparently made the stipulation that he would reveal the names of the conspirators only to Agamemnon himself, thus assuring himself that all would be done fully and properly, without any confusion or mistake, and, also, naturally, one supposes, that he, Desmond of Harfax, would then be recogn...	10
47	10	"Allison," said a woman's voice, one I well recognized, but had not heard for months.	10
48	233	I then recognized him, as I had not before.	10
49	72	Grendel, and his party, might have provided a rallying point for those who recognized the dangers of lawlessness and anarchy, but his concern was elsewhere, and he would leave the Cave, accompanied by the Lady Bina, Desmond of Harfax, Desmond's cohorts, and several of the men from the Cave, willing ...	10
53	23	He has recognized that this writing might be of possible service not only for its monitory aspects, political and military, particularly for Gor, but for its value to a slave, permitting her to tell her story.	10

Book 32. (27 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	15	They recognized that they had been placed in a given position, and realized they had not been given permission to alter that position.	10
2	49	I do not think she recognized me from the store, weeks ago.	10
4	177	Amidst all the others, near the cages and in the vicinity, I do not think she recognized me.	10
5	41	How frightening it was to be so seen, so recognized, for what I was! Surely I had misunderstood.	10
5	106	I truly believe he did not think I recognized him.	10
5	161	I recognized him, of course.	10
5	245	That is interesting, considering the fact that we have been sold, bartered, and exchanged for millennia, and doubtless for millennia before the records of such transactions were scratched on bark, or incised into tablets of moist clay Is it so unusual to be exchanged for barley, or cattle, or sheep,...	10
7	43	I had recognized him instantly.	10
7	129	Why could we not be purchased for such places? But we recognized the cords, the strips of cloth, the long rope.	10
13	116	"Surely you recognized them as barbarisms," he said.	10
13	177	Others, moving about, fully clothed, if they noticed me, would have recognized me as a slave.	10
15	36	I think I had recognized what it was, since puberty.	10
15	535	He had not recognized me in the cage.	10
17	62	I do not even think he recognized me.	10
23	119	How I hated he who had brought me to the collar, who had scorned me on the dock! How I had demeaned myself before him, kneeling as though in the presence of my master, as though I, Margaret Alyssa Cameron, of Earth, might be a slave! He had not even recognized me, he who had brought me and others li...	10
25	245	Why had it seemed to me so false, and so alien, even on my former dismal, unhappy, polluted, awry world? What were its motivations, what ends did it seek, whose programs was it intended to promote? Surely not mine, surely none I recognized or found congenial.	10
29	71	I recognized the large, strong, fierce women as Panther Women, or, as the men will have it, Panther Girls, for they seem to think of all women in terms of the collar, either presently or in the future.	10
41	352	Had he truly not recognized me, kneeling at his feet, he who had brought me to a collar, yet a collar I coveted? So he despises me, I thought; so he scorns me, I thought.	10
46	56	She is a familiar, recognized, sanctioned, accepted, welcomed, desired, even treasured, component in the culture.	10
48	60	It seemed to me that my body, denying me the capacity for motion, possibly expressed a rationality deeper than one rationality itself might have recognized.	10
48	133	I recognized the voice.	10
50	356	At the head of the walkway were two guards, who apparently recognized my captor.	10
50	360	Yet he was recognized here, in an area prohibited to most, and had apparently experienced no difficulty in accompanying Master Axel into the forest.	10
50	813	Masters, as is recognized, seldom mix in the altercations of slaves.	10
52	71	So, I thought, the hooding must be that they not, or one or another of them, be recognized.	10
52	72	But what difference would it make, I asked myself, if one slave or another might be recognized? I saw the cofifle begin to move slowly toward the stockade gate.	10
54	28	"It will not be recognized," he said.	10

Book 33. (17 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	In problematical situations, they were not to act, if at all possible, without an explicit authorization administered through recognized officers in the cavalry's chain of command.	10
7	14	I had never much approved punishing several for the infraction of, say, one, but I recognized that it was a way of placing considerable stress on the errant individual.	10
7	92	Might not a climber, dark in the night, as silent as a snake, attain the parapet, cut a throat, and set meager stores ablaze? Might not a rush to a gate, up one of the high trails, perhaps that from the wharves below, be too belatedly recognized? What if a thousand fire arrows should be launched at ...	10
12	370	I recognized the voice.	10
15	66	"For example, our attractive friend here might not be recognized as a weapon".	10
21	374	Later, my identity recognized, a hand cart was arranged for my eventual return to the palace, following my recovery from this dreadful ordeal, with a double escort, two patrols".	10
28	7	I had seen the sign of Yamada, recognized from his banners, carved into the two gate posts.	10
29	24	"I recognized him, outside," said Haruki.	10
29	279	"The white garment would surely be recognized," I said.	10
35	57	There were also three heads, scarcely recognized as human heads, or even as heads, for they were burned beyond practical recognition, mounted on three of the cart's vertical posts, rather as on stakes.	10
37	72	Indeed, these spies, if recognized, might not even be apprehended, but, rather, ignored, that they might return to the holding of Temmu with disconcerting, dire tidings of the might of Lord Yamada's advance".	10
42	10	"You, Haruki, and myself, might be recognized".	10
44	19	If she were housed in the holding of Temmu, it seemed likely that she, even with cropped hair and in the garment of a field slave, would be recognized as the former Sumomo, and dealt with accordingly.	10
44	74	With him were three Ashigaru, which, now, to my surprise, I recognized as the three fellows whom Tajima had entertained in the inn a few pasangs to the west, the fellows who had been disappointingly casual about fetching their gathered rice to the supply wagons, but had been more than helpful in app...	10
44	101	The exception here, of course, was Nezumi, who, if recognized, might have been remanded to Yamada's executioners for the eel death, or worse.	10
61	558	I recalled that, long ago, near the edge of the northern forest, on the continent, shortly after I had been placed there by the ship of Peisistratus, a slaver, come from the steel world of Lord Arcesilaus, once that of Lord Agamemnon, the unwitting slave, Constantina, foolishly thinking she was a fr...	10
61	1266	But, too, in such a market you would be less likely to be recognized".	10

Book 34. (3 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	75	But there are other worlds, better worlds, other civilizations, better civilizations, higher civilizations, civilizations in which nature is not abhorred and denied but celebrated and accepted, civilizations not opposed to nature but allied with her, supportive of her, promotive of her, civilization...	10
8	42	Here I found myself in a place where such differences were recognized.	10
8	292	The mightinesses of nature, and the profound, interrelated, complementary differences between men and women were recognized and celebrated.	10