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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	107	"Why?" What could I tell her? That I had come from another world, that I was determined that all the ways of Gor should not be mine, or that I had cared for her, somehow, so helpless in her condition—that she had moved me to regard her not as an instrumentality of mine or of the Council, but ...	10
13	58	I turned to regard the individual whose life I had saved.	10
19	48	The Initiates themselves do not execute their victims, as the shedding of blood is forbidden by those beliefs they regard as sacred.	10

Book 2. (12 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	20	The peasant does not regard this as dishonest on his part, or as grasping.	10
6	49	Too often they are seen less as persons, human beings with rights, individuals worthy of concern and regard than as potential pleasure slaves, silken, bangled prisoners, possible adornments to the pleasure gardens of their captors.	10
8	6	On the whole they seemed to me a pale and depressed lot, but I was confident they could accomplish what they set their minds to, that they might succeed in tasks which the average Gorean male, with his impatience and lightness of heart, would simply abandon as distasteful or not worth the effort, fo...	10
10	40	I turned to regard them, and three spears dropped level with my chest.	10
15	40	The man of Tharna, taught from birth to regard himself as an unworthy, ignoble and inferior creature, at best a dull-witted beast of burden, did not, on the whole, make a good tarnsman.	10
20	63	But so far there has been no military victory of Ar over other cities and, accordingly, free of the sword, the Initiates of each city regard themselves as supreme within their own walls.	10
21	92	In theory, if not in practice, when the girl finds herself branded like an animal, finds her fair skin marked by the iron of a master, she cannot fail, somehow, in the deepest levels of her thought, to regard herself as something which is owned, as mere property, as something belonging to the brute ...	10
22	168	The balance of mutual regard is always delicate and, statistically, it is improbable that it can long be maintained throughout an entire population.	10
22	175	In a city such as Tharna the men, taught to regard themselves as beasts, as inferior beings, seldom develop the full respect for themselves essential to true manhood.	10
22	212	He caught his balance there and, earrings swinging, turned to regard me as though I might have lost my senses.	10
24	60	Some of the girls looked at her in gratitude for she was free and in doing this she showed them that she did not regard herself as above them.	10
26	83	She, like myself, and all of Ko-ro-ba, is an exile, and exiles sometimes find it hard to call a foreign city home; sometimes they regard the risks of the wilderness as preferable to the shelter of alien walls.	10

Book 3. (11 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	64	Such contests, in which life is lost, used to be popular at Ar, for example, being sponsored in that city by the Caste of Initiates, who regard themselves as being intermediaries between Priest-Kings and men, though I suspect that, at least on the whole, they know as little about the Priest-Kings as...	10
4	8	Perhaps they would regard it as a useless excrescence detracting from the more sober values of life, such as, I supposed, study, meditation and the manipulation of the lives of men.	10
9	15	Yet with all due respect and regard for the most astounding and marvelous sex, I suspect that, perhaps partly because of my Gorean training, it is true that a touch of the slave ring is occasionally beneficial.	10
10	33	I was told, incidentally, that the language of the Priest-Kings does possess more morphemes than English but I do not know if the report is truthful or not, for Priest-Kings tend to be somewhat touchy on the matter of any comparisons, particularly those to their disadvantage or putative disadvantage...	10
20	217	"Ah," said Mul-Al-Ka bitterly, "you do not truly regard us yet as men".	10
26	265	Perhaps if she were thrown by her hair to the back of the cave and raped on furs in the light of the animal fire at its mouth this would have been to her little more than the proof of her mate's regard for her, the expected culmination of her innate desire to be dominated and his.	10
27	35	Had they not destroyed my city? Had they not scattered its people? Had they not destroyed men by Flame Death and brought them, willing or no, to their own world on the Voyages of Acquisition? Had they not implanted their control nets in human beings and spun the hideous mutations of the Gur Carriers...	10
27	221	I told myself it would probably come for the head or throat, if only because these were, from his height, easier to reach and he would wish to kill me quickly and with little difficulty, for he would surely regard his main business as the slaying of Misk, who still lay, either dead or unconscious, b...	10
28	223	I do not think force, or charge, or any of the other expressions which occur to one's mind is a good translation for Ur, and I prefer to regard it as an expression best left untranslated, though perhaps one could say that Ur is whatever it was that satisfied the gravitational equations of Misk.	10
30	81	The Golden Beetles, free within the Nest, forced Sarm, in sheer regard for survival, to turn to humans for help, for humans, particularly in the well-ventilated areas of the Nest, are relatively impervious to the narcotic odor of the Beetle's mane, an odor which is apparently almost utterly overpowe...	10
33	133	Suddenly I did not feel him as an enemy any longer and I sensed that somehow he did not regard me either as a threat or foe.	10

Book 4. (16 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	100	"Regard the worth of those stones!" he cried.	10
3	112	"Spirit of the Sky," he cried, "let the lance fall to me—to me!" Then abruptly, furious, he wheeled the kaiila and joined the others, whence he turned to regard me.	10
7	75	Kutaituchik and Kamchak, to my pleasure, tended to restrain judgment on these matters; to my gratification they did not seem to regard the girl as mad; I had been afraid, from time to time, that they might, losing patience with what must seem to them to be the most utter nonsense, order her beaten o...	10
8	94	He did, however, regard Miss Cardwell's responses as rather peculiar, and somewhat reprehensible.	10
9	17	Indeed, secretly among themselves, I have heard, they regard themselves as the highest caste on Gor, though they would not say so for fear of rousing the indignation of other castes.	10
9	410	When Aphris heard the delicate click of the box lid it was all she could do not to turn and regard the prize that was to be hers, but she did not do so.	10
10	317	She stiffened, and did not even turn to regard him.	10
12	362	"You probably could," said Aphris, "you have muscular legs—" I did not regard Miss Cardwell's legs as muscular.	10
13	143	The animals sacrificed, incidentally, are later used for food, so the Omen Taking, far from being a waste of animals, is actually a time of feasting and plenty for the Wagon Peoples, who regard the Omen Taking, provided it results that no Ubar San is to be chosen, as an occasion for gaiety and festi...	10
19	58	Yet this absence of equipment did not deter him, nor did he seem to regard his deprivations in these particulars as worthy of note.	10
19	147	"She is—is she not—all things considered—a pretty little wench?" I could not help but regard the angry, collared Hereena, furious in the swirling Pleasure Silk.	10
25	120	"Tuchuks," I remarked, "regard the piercing of ears as a barbarous custom—inflicted on their slave girls by Turians".	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
25	267	"Of course," said Elizabeth, "we could regard it as a division of labor of sorts".	10
26	270	The Paravaci's eyes were white in the black hood and his head turned wildly to regard the Tuchuks clustered in the far end of the room.	10
26	491	Indeed, the Paravaci who raided my wagon did not regard it as of sufficient interest to carry away".	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	70	How seriously the men of Gor understand these representations depends doubtless on the man; but even those who, upon reflection, laugh at them, I have found, do generally regard the women of other cities rather differently than they regard their own, thinking of them almost automatically, particular...	10
2	107	Goreans do not generally favor begging, and some regard it as an insult that there should be such, an insult to them and their city.	10
5	639	Some slaves, I knew, were even intensely jealous of so little as a dish or a cup which, probably because of use, they had come to regard as their own.	10
6	36	He turned again to regard the board.	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	201	Following some two weeks of these discussions, which seemed to me at the time, at any rate, to be a waste of training time, Virginia Kent, who had feared men, had come to weigh seriously, if not to accept, certain of the theories of Flaminius, Phyllis to fight them and reject them as hateful slander...	10
15	403	Gorean law, however, does not so regard them.	10
16	40	Murmillius, in the games, returned with more brilliance than ever and, on the second day of En'Kara, with superb swordsmanship downed two foes, wounding them again and again, until even the crowd did not regard them as worth slaying, at which time Murmillius sheathed his sword, turned his back, and ...	10
19	68	The men of Ar, like those of most other Gorean cities, regard themselves as being the best and finest on Gor, and the women of other cities as being worthy of being only the slave girls of such men.	10
19	287	Again the girls were commanded to walk about the block, and they did so, proudly, irritably, as though wishing to express only contempt for what they seemed to regard as the rabble about them.	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	86	After the council had broken up, one of the men who had been seated there came to regard me.	10
10	172	But most importantly the men of the arsenal regard themselves as just that, the men of the arsenal, and would be unhappy apart from their work.	10
14	55	The use of the extended rowing frame, permitting the leverage necessary for the great oars, and the seating of several oarsmen, each with his own oar, on a given bench, conserving space, are important in this regard.	10
14	85	But even so, I did not regard it as rational to undertake odds of forty, or fifty, to thirty.	10
14	206	In another four or five Ehn I expected he would regard his lead as sufficient to permit him the time to safely come about and engage.	10
14	440	The fact that many women of Earth do not affect the veil is one of the reasons that many Goreans, who are familiar with the Second Knowledge, or have witnessed such women being brought in chains to the market, perhaps still in shreds of their Earth clothing, regard them as shameless, and as curvaceo...	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	114	The larger man entered the room, and I turned my head weakly to regard him.	10
8	57	It engorged the fish, and turned its small head, eyes now unblinking, to regard us.	10
8	223	Others stopped, too, for a time, to regard us.	10
8	230	Yet I had little doubt that the strong, large-handed men of Laura, sturdy in their work tunics, who stopped to regard us, would not appreciate the body of a slave girl, provided she is vital, and loves, and leaps helplessly to their touch.	10
8	1150	Verna turned about, to regard Lana and Ute.	10
10	442	Sleen are sometimes curious, and not infrequently resentful of the intrusion of strange animals into what they choose to regard as their territory".	10
10	660	The beast turned to regard us.	10
11	991	I supposed they would regard it as likely that I had never escaped the forest.	10
11	992	They would regard it as likely that I had fallen to beasts, perhaps, or perhaps had died of exposure.	10
12	544	Ute turned again, to regard me.	10
13	203	The Goreans, often so cruel to one another, tend to have an affection for wildlife and growing things, which they regard as free, and thereby deserving of great respect.	10
14	52	"Regard me," she said.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	334	She fell to her knees before him, and lifted her head to regard him.	10
2	367	They regard, it seems, all women, slave or free, as soft, worthless creatures, so unlike themselves.	10
2	398	I lifted my eyes to regard the two miserable wretches bound in the frames.	10
6	42	I lifted the lamp, to better regard her.	10
11	647	"What is your intention with regard to her?" I asked.	10
13	57	They regard as misses what may, in actuality, be hits on others, unknown to them.	10
15	51	Gorean men, familiar with the second knowledge, regard the women of Earth as natural slaves.	10
15	584	"Gorean girls," she hissed, "may be slaves! Not the women of Earth! Earth women are different! They are better, finer, nobler, more refined, more delicate! You cannot make them common slaves!" "You regard yourself as better than Gorean girls?" I asked.	10
15	667	She shook her head, and lifted it to regard me.	10
18	456	The men of Torvaldsland, however, do not find this limitation with respect to cargo a significant one, as they do not, generally, regard themselves as merchants or traders.	10
18	622	"Do you regard yourself as fortunate?" asked their leader.	10
22	303	"Yes?" asked Verna, turning to regard him.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	187	I know of no prouder, more self-reliant, more magnificent creature than the free Gorean, male or female; they are often touchy, and viciously tempered, but they are seldom petty or small; moreover they do not hate and fear their bodies or their instincts; when they restrain themselves it is a victor...	10
2	87	They regard themselves as the highest caste, and, in many cities, are so regarded generally.	10
3	134	Indeed, some of the men of Torvaldsland regard Torvaldsland to be wherever their ships beach, as they took their country, and their steel, with them.	10
5	69	Gorean enemies, if skilled, often hold one another in high regard.	10
9	9	The men, and the bondmaids, many in one another's arms, fell back to regard her.	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
10	494	Some extended their bodies to him; some turned, to display themselves, provocatively; for he was obviously a desirable master; but others affected not to notice him; though I noticed that their bodies were held beautifully as he passed, particularly should he pause to regard them; other girls, perha...	10
11	31	To me this seems preposterous, for ones so wise as Priest-Kings, but, in spite of its obvious falsity, Priest-Kings regard the Kurii and men as rather similar, almost equivalent species.	10
17	150	They hold the human, unfortunately, in no such regard.	10
18	539	Ivar turned to regard Thorgard of Scagnar.	10
21	131	He turned to regard the huge, shaggy head of the Kur, mounted on its stake.	10

Book 10. (17 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	712	I glanced back, to regard again the dancer.	10
2	140	None, Samos and I suspected, would regard one with such a wench, so clumsy, so untaught, so obviously new to slavery, as being upon the business of Priest-Kings.	10
2	255	As soon as the wooden door was shut, the bar dropped in place, I turned to regard Miss Blake-Allen.	10
2	354	Rug makers themselves, however, usually regard themselves, in their various subcastes, as being independent of the cloth workers.	10
2	534	Regard her! Does she please you? Move for the noble gentlemen, Alyena.	10
2	560	There she turned to regard me.	10
6	38	The girl turned her head to the side, to regard me.	10
7	635	They carried no light, but the moonlight, streaming through the barred window into the cell, permitted us to regard one another.	10
13	487	"Regard Tafa, Tarl Cabot," said Ibn Saran.	10
14	99	Goreans, interestingly from the point of view of an Earthling, who has been subjected to differing historical conditioning processes, do not regard biology as evil; those who deny the truths of biology are not acclaimed on Gor, as on Earth, but are rather regarded as being curious and pathetic.	10
17	217	The Old One circled the raft four times, sometimes stopping, seeming to regard us.	10
24	417	"They would regard you, and the sick culture that has spawned you, as barbarian," I said.	10
24	528	Why should I permit her even a shred of slave silk to hide behind? She seemed desperately determined, of course, still, before me, a former man of Earth, however foolishly, to present the postures, pretenses, and attitudes of a free Earth woman, apparently hoping that I would somehow commiserate wit...	10
25	479	For example, do they regard themselves as the equals of men, or their superiors? Or, have they been taught, forcibly and clearly, that they are not the dominant organism? Have they been put, helpless, beneath the will of a male? Have they learned their delicious vulnerability, that they are the male...	10
26	41	I moved the kaiila over to regard the female slave groups, which stood at the wall, not yet herded to their places in the columns.	10
26	703	I had decided, after the more obviously punishment portion of the discipline, to regard her as, and treat her as, a new slave, one new to the household, one I might have just purchased for my interest, one who was a stranger to me, one I did not know.	10
26	711	That she should be treated with indifference, or without special regard, as though she were only another girl, seemed fitting to me.	10

Book 11. (22 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	116	The men continued to regard me.	10
2	146	After a time, angry, he returned to regard me.	10
2	1145	Why had he not taken me in the glade? Had he no regard for my feelings? Had I not been sufficiently pleasing to him? He turned about, and, with a gesture, cautioned me to immobility and silence.	10
3	62	Then all turned to regard me.	10
3	243	Eta continued to regard the men, haughtily.	10
3	509	I continued to regard him.	10
4	82	The original beans, I suppose, had been brought, like certain other Gorean products, from Earth; it is not impossible, of course, that the opposite is the case, that black wine is native to Gor and that the origin of Earth's coffee beans is Gorean; I regard this as unlikely, however, because black w...	10
4	790	In that instant I felt suffused with joy for I felt then that he would, in his kindness, cover me, protecting me from the eyes of his men; perhaps, too, he had been moved by my plight; perhaps he was now sorry for how cruelly he had treated me; perhaps now he would try to make amends; perhaps now I ...	10
6	23	Eta, too, did not regard her with unusual affection.	10
6	55	I now saw them as unique, exciting masters, each different and incredibly individual, who might, for a word or gesture, have me; how could I not regard them differently from a free woman; and, too, doubtless, they saw me in a similarly immediate and intensely personal fashion, not as an object shiel...	10
7	634	Gorean males, commonly, regard the women of Earth as fit only to be their slaves.	10
7	641	The slave girl must, surely, if she is rational, fear men, but, too, she must regard them as potentially constituting for her sources of incredible pleasure.	10
7	658	The men of Gor regard the women of Earth as natural slaves.	10
7	1009	Too, she did not seem to regard me with affection and delight.	10
9	1015	At least it seldom does much harm to regard the matter in this way.	10
19	130	It did not take Belisarius long to regard the necklace.	10
20	134	When I had first been sent to the wharves, some weeks ago, my wrists had been braceleted behind me, and I had been accompanied by other girls; later I had been permitted to go alone, my wrists still locked behind my back; later I had been permitted to go alone to the wharves in wrist rings and chain...	10
22	110	"Let us take her!" The second officer continued to regard the ship.	10
24	70	"Slave beautiful," in Gorean, as men use the term, is a term expressing superlative regard; it means that the woman is lovely enough, beautiful enough, desirable enough, exciting enough, to be a slave.	10
27	354	The average Gorean male would presumably regard a sexually aggressive woman as mentally deranged, and perhaps in a rather unpleasant way.	10
28	351	I saw then the extent of the regard of Clitus Vitellius for me.	10
28	389	However much he might hold me in regard, however much he might desire me, I saw that I could be to him only a helpless slave girl.	10

Book 12. (16 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	94	The needs of a woman, biologically, are deep; it is unfortunate that some men regard it as wrong to satisfy them.	10
3	26	This may seem a cruel sport but some regard it as superior to a war; surely it is cleaner and there is less loss of life; this method of settling disputes, incidentally, is not used if it is felt that honor is somehow involved in the disagreement.	10
3	643	That Earth-girl names are thought of on Gor as slave names is an indication of the regard in which Gorean men hold Earth girls.	10
4	774	I went to the front of the booth, to the front margin of its selling area, bordering the walkway, and thrust back a shred of dangling canvas, it sewn to a broken pole, and then turned to regard them.	10
5	96	I turned to regard Samos.	10
11	313	The red hunters regard white women as slave beasts.	10
11	580	She must regard me.	10
21	216	"I do not regard it as all that outrageous," I said.	10
23	101	In the moment that the Kur had turned to regard us the man had hastened to unhitch the snow sleen at the sled.	10
23	102	When the Kur turned back suddenly to regard him the snow sleen was free and leaping for its throat.	10
23	314	I continued to regard her.	10
25	95	From time to time, then standing on the runners, Imnak would turn to regard the jagged terrain behind him.	10
31	175	You may, or may not, regard this as two sexes.	10
31	266	The animal, at the opened cabinet, turned to regard me.	10
32	148	"Kurii, then," I said, "are in this regard nobler than men".	10
35	20	I did not know what signs and countersigns, or signals, the white Kur might have had at its disposal to protect itself in this regard.	10

Book 13. (15 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	259	Procopius turned about again, suddenly, to regard the fellow in the back, incredulously.	10
6	408	I continued to regard her.	10
6	417	I continued to regard her.	10
6	777	And then she screamed, though we did not turn to regard her, in English, "I hate you! I hate you, Master! And I am not a slave! I am not a slave!" But I remembered the feel of her lips and tongue, delicate, on my feet.	10
11	254	Apparently they did not regard him as a likely fellow to be used in the purchase of stolen notes on speculation, to be resold later to their rightful owner.	10
14	600	"Crawl now to the mirror," I told her, "on your hands and knees, and regard yourself".	10
31	106	I did not stir, but continued, through half-shut eyes, to regard her.	10
34	245	"Do you regard me as a sex object?" she asked.	10
34	247	"You might ask if I regard you as a slave object".	10
34	281	"By the same token, if women did not pay close attention to the wishes of men and comply with their desires, then men might be entitled to regard themselves as being treated as objects".	10
34	814	For example, many women of Earth might be astonished to learn that their names, which they may regard as simple or common, names such as 'Jane' or 'Alice', are found extremely beautiful to the Gorean ear.	10
44	237	In a moment the small men turned to regard me.	10
48	133	They are extremely cruel to slave girls, whom they regard as having betrayed their sex by surrendering as slaves to men.	10
53	138	It seems possible to me they would regard its use as contravening their strictures on human technology".	10
53	415	I hoped that it would not regard itself as dishonored by my clumsiness.	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	324	I wondered, if there were Gorean slavers, if she might indeed not be the sort of woman they regard as suitable for their chains.	10
1	810	I continued to regard her, her clothing removed in my mind.	10
4	62	They turned to regard me.	10
6	112	They regard themselves, and correctly, I suppose, as the rightful property only of free men and women, masters and mistresses.	10
7	923	It is interesting to note the high regard in which certain civilizations are held which, from the human point of view, from the point of view of human happiness, would appear to be obvious catastrophes.	10
12	273	"Regard him," said the Lady Tendite, "a fearful slave, awaiting your command".	10
13	344	I continued to regard her.	10
17	81	Many free women regard cosmetics as only for slave girls.	10
19	366	I turned again to regard Taphris.	10
21	179	She turned, as she walked, to regard me.	10
32	260	My regard, I noted, did little to put my prisoner at ease.	10
32	261	Perhaps she had seen men in markets so regard slaves.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	81	I continued to regard the female before me.	10
1	280	I turned to regard her.	10
10	277	"Most Goreans," I said, "would regard 'Beverly' as a slave name".	10
11	444	Thus, in joy, I recognized that you had come to regard me, quite properly, as one of them".	10
15	149	"I assumed that any who might search for the topaz would be likely to regard you in such terms," I said.	10
15	172	"You do regard me as a slave," she said.	10
24	229	If you do not speak because you regard me as only a contemptible slave, unworthy to be spoken to, touch me once upon the left arm".	10
24	770	He removed his hand from her throat and chin, and continued to regard her.	10
25	71	"Yet I think the common interest on the river of Ar's Station and Port Cos, and, indeed, of Cos and Ar themselves, should persuade them to regard our plan with care".	10
25	129	He is shrewd, I regard him as a good officer".	10
26	173	I turned back to regard her.	10
29	16	Interestingly enough, it had been the warriors, Callisthenes and Aemilianus, who had tended to regard the plan as dangerous and barren.	10
29	147	"That they do not fear it," said Glyco, "that they do not regard it as a threat to themselves".	10
30	196	"Rise, and turn about, Slave, and regard a prisoner," said Policrates.	10
30	208	"How do you regard the men of Earth?" Policrates asked her.	10

Book 16. (31 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	69	The ships of Ar's Station could bring numbers to bear in our favor, but we did not regard them, ship for ship, as the match of either a galley of the Voskjard or of Port Cos.	10
3	201	"Yes," I said, not turning to regard him.	10
8	67	I continued to regard her.	10
8	109	Many Goreans regard the sight of a female slave as good luck.	10
8	112	Indeed, some, superstitiously, and mistakenly, in my opinion, regard them as harbingers of ill fortune.	10
9	237	Gorean men allow women little latitude in this regard.	10
9	314	We turned to regard the wet, shivering girl.	10
11	98	I saw her briefly rise up on the palms of her hands, and, furtively, regard Lola.	10
11	208	Goreans, unhesitantly, regard such things as the brassiere and panties, or panty hose, as slave garments.	10
16	12	The pirates turned, startled, puzzled, to regard the source of the sound.	10
16	410	He turned on his side, to regard me.	10
18	380	They would not even regard it as a perversion.	10
18	398	Some young men regard this as an interesting sport.	10
18	584	I continued to regard her.	10
19	831	"It may make you regard me less harshly".	10
19	920	She now finds herself helplessly a form of woman she has been taught to regard as less than human, as only a property, as no more than a vended animal, a form of woman she has been taught all her life, from her early girlhood on, to look down upon and despise, a form of woman scarcely worth her cont...	10
19	966	Those slavers who are natively Gorean expect arrogance and insolence from Gorean free women, who, after all, are free, but they do not find it acceptable in Earth women, whom they regard for the most part as uncollared slave stock.	10
19	1068	I lowered the whip, and, crouching before her, continued to regard her.	10
19	1231	Lola turned to regard the prone slave.	10
20	1008	On their way to the market they may, if they wish, reflect upon what they, at that time, are likely to regard as their folly.	10
20	1344	I continued to regard her.	10
20	1348	I continued to regard her, amused.	10
20	1583	They commonly regard themselves, at least among themselves, as superior to free women.	10
20	1728	"I see it in your eyes! They are the eyes of a master! So might a lion regard a tethered hind! You do see me then as what I am! I am frightened! I shall be shown no mercy! You see me as what I am! You see me as a slave!" "Yes," I said.	10
20	1818	She is a property, an animal, and is thus to be managed strictly, and held in no regard.	10
20	1822	How could a free person do other than to regard such a lowly creature with contempt? But, of course, she is often exciting and beautiful.	10
20	1885	The whip is useful in this regard.	10
20	2041	"Of Shirley, Peggy, Lola and myself," she asked, "who is the most beautiful?" "Most men," I said, "would probably pay most for Shirley, as most men would regard her as the most desirable, if not the most beautiful.	10
21	485	"It is pleasing to the master, too, of course," I said, "to own a slave who elicits such regard, whom men would wish to seize and own".	10
21	598	The man of Earth, I suppose, might regard the typical Gorean as naive or stupid in this particular.	10
21	599	The Gorean, on the other hand, would regard the man of Earth who might disagree with him in this matter as being strange or incomprehensible, and worse, perhaps even unworthy of his manhood, and certainly unworthy of a Home Stone.	10

Book 17. (19 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1090	"Why should they regard you with such terror," I asked, "more than seems necessary on the part of a slave girl with respect to her master?" It is natural for a slave girl, of course, to regard her master with a certain trepidation.	10
1	325	"How can you regard them as rational?" asked Samos.	10
1	327	"It might interest you to know that, from their point of view, they commonly regard humans as subrational, as an inferior species, and, indeed, one they commonly think of in terms little other than of food".	10
1	366	Too, they regard themselves as more intelligent than ourselves, and as being a dominant species".	10
1	615	I myself, whereas I had served Priest-Kings, did not regard myself as being of their party.	10
1	857	"It is only that they regard both as real".	10
1	1153	In the distance they turn to regard the kailiauk, the dark guest, the man.	10
2	363	Goreans, though recognizing the legal and economic legitimacy of male slavery, do not regard it as possessing the same biological sanction as attaches to female slavery.	10
8	1095	"I do not think that it is I, personally, whom they regard with such terror," he grinned.	10
13	18	I continued to regard the stars.	10
13	23	I rose on one elbow, to regard her.	10
13	35	I continued to regard her.	10
13	382	That they might regard as important.	10
14	407	She looked about, startled, wildly, now permitted to regard her surroundings.	10
14	629	Ginger returned to the bank and, somewhat mollified, turned to regard the new girl, who was now combing her hair with the comb of kailiauk horn.	10
14	709	"I can see where some might regard sexual relations between partners of opposite sexes as being demeaning for the woman," I said, "for in such relations she is often handled, owned and put in her place, but, on the other hand, if she belongs in her place, and it is her natural destiny to be owned an...	10
15	74	Most people, for what it is worth, regard Fleer and Kaiila as different languages.	10
17	572	When the Waniyanpi had filed away, taking their leave, I turned to regard the girl.	10
17	588	"I would hope so," I said, "one that was framed with a closer regard for empirical reality, the actual nature of human beings, and such".	10

Book 18. (14 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	142	"And have you noticed, further," I asked, "that there seems to be a correlation between the stronger Sames and those the red savages regard as males, and between the slighter, weaker Sames and those the red savages regard as females?" "I try not to notice such things," said Pumpkin.	10
7	358	"Then regard me before you," she said, "placed at your disposal, in bondage".	10
12	369	"Why," I asked, "did you, in our two previous meetings, regard me with such contempt?" She tossed her head.	10
17	123	I would have gone first to Cuwignaka, as I knew him best and had the highest regard for his perceptiveness and common sense, but that action I had rejected, of course, because at this time he would be, with other young men, dancing in the great lodge.	10
18	76	"Perhaps he did not regard you as sufficiently beautiful," I said.	10
30	54	It is thus possible, interestingly, that a readiness to subscribe to ideologies, with no particular regard for their nature, has been selected for.	10
33	195	Perhaps, on the other hand, it amused you, as it seemed to, that I, someone you seemed to regard, somehow, as a foe of some sort, or lovely enemy, was to be sent to a Waniyanpi compound.	10
39	478	If Hci were convinced that such a feather was that of the fabled medicine tarn, Wakanglisapa, perhaps others, too, might so regard it.	10
40	317	Carrot and Cabbage, then, Carrot with his arm about the dark-haired girl and Cabbage with his arm about the blond girl, turned, with the rest of us, to regard the threshold.	10
44	154	I then made as though to turn back and again regard the prairie.	10
44	156	I turned then to again regard her.	10
44	538	He did, however, for a time, regard Iwoso.	10
44	740	Hci continued to regard Iwoso.	10
54	147	"A girl," she said, "a girl slave!" I continued to regard her.	10

Book 19. (24 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	370	I turned to regard them, puzzled.	10
3	497	"How could someone approve of slavery," I asked, "or regard it as right, if he himself did not wish to be a slave?" "In a sense," she said, "one might approve of many things, and recognize their justifiability, without thereby wishing to become implicated personally in them.	10
3	502	"One might, for example, regard a society in which the institution of slavery, with its various advantages and consequences, was ingredient as a better society than one in which it did not exist.	10
3	506	This risk he would presumably regard as being a portion of the price he is willing to pay for the benefits of living in this type of society, which he regards, usually by far, as being a society superior to its alternatives.	10
3	1097	"Regard it as being gone, as much as if you were a slave.	10
5	259	I did regard myself as being rather pretty.	10
6	125	Besides, for most practical purposes, I did regard them as true.	10
6	168	Some regard that arrangement as more aesthetic; others prefer for the lock to be in front, where it may dangle before her, constantly reminding her of its presence.	10
6	264	"Having suggested that I might think little of you, and might regard you as petty and ignoble, now you inquire if I might like you?" he smiled.	10
16	251	He continued to regard me, appraisingly.	10
19	234	When he had grown angry and would seize me and throw me beneath him, making me helpless, he would then, without further ado, imperiously, with little regard for my feelings, have me.	10
27	68	In contrast, regard Tiffany, who has the shorn look.	10
30	451	He stepped back for a moment to regard her, braced helplessly, leaning forward, against the wall, his naked, barefoot captive.	10
30	471	She turned then, on all fours, to regard Hassan.	10
33	250	"Do you regard it as likely, Susan," asked Miles of Argentum, "that that woman was the Tatrix of Corcyrus?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
33	251	"Do you regard it as extremely likely?" he asked.	10
33	379	"In your opinion, Susan," he asked, "did the shorter-haired slave, she kneeling there in chains, she whom you served, regard herself as Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus".	10
33	627	He turned to regard Sheila.	10
33	1021	In this sense I could even regard my act as having been performed in the line of duty".	10
34	209	"Yes," he said, "of course, and to understand it, and well, you would need only to regard yourself, and closely, in the mirror.	10
35	120	"Master?" "I regard it as well lost," he said.	10
36	921	I lifted my head and upper body, wildly, agonized, to regard him.	10
36	1051	He then stepped back, to regard me.	10
36	1382	I did not wish to regard myself as a fool.	10

Book 20. (15 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	309	The Lady Rowena twisted her head to the right, wincing, from the hold of the guard, with two hands, on her hair, to regard Samos.	10
1	765	She lifted her head to regard Samos, her master.	10
1	840	I saw Linda, kneeling somewhat behind Samos, regard her with fury.	10
1	858	He continued to regard the board.	10
2	919	They tend to be vain of their hair, but one effects nothing critical in this regard.	10
3	183	I did not really regard myself as being totally in her power.	10
3	265	"You do regard me then," she said, "objectively, as being quite beautiful?" "Yes," I said.	10
5	360	I then came back to regard the Lady Yanina.	10
7	348	Things which the male may not regard as sexual, or particularly sexual, might flame for a woman.	10
12	774	"Regard the monster," he said.	10
16	1009	The player continued to regard her.	10
16	1057	It is one thing to play for a female, of course, for Goreans tend to regard such as fit for spoils and loot, particularly if they should be, to begin with, naught but properties, mere chattels, but it is quite another to set free males at stake.	10
21	27	On the other hand when the "free woman" finds herself just such an animal, a slave, she finds herself subject to the same objective assessments with which men, keepers and trainers, buyers and sellers, and such, regard all sorts of animals.	10
21	575	"If the semantics of the matter trouble you," I said, "you may regard it as an execution".	10
22	215	"On the supposition that the housing of such stores was near the harbor," said Scormus, "I would regard it as unlikely.	10

Book 21. (11 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	214	He continued to regard her.	10
9	105	He held it up for Boabissia to regard.	10
13	254	"Yes," she said, "Master!" "Do you beg, 437, however unworthy you may be for such an honor, to be put on a slave chain?" "Yes, yes!" He continued to regard her.	10
15	84	One supposes they would not have the temerity to regard themselves as, say, good architects or good shipwrights in the absence of suitable training and developed skills.	10
19	75	She continued to regard the trembling Feiqa balefully.	10
25	357	If they should have any lingering doubts about the matter, and think perhaps to escape a discipline more appropriately applied to "true beauties," because they do not regard themselves as such, their delusions are likely to be quickly dispelled under their master's whip.	10
25	987	I saw she expected me to be shamed, and look away, or slyly, furtively regard such as she, pretending not to do so.	10
25	990	Doubtless, of course, she was well accustomed by now to the casual, assessive regard of Gorean males.	10
25	996	I continued to regard her, as one might look upon a fine horse, or dog.	10
25	1003	Later, subject to such a regard, she would hope to be found pleasing.	10
25	1275	Many slaves, almost all slaves, I would suppose, would regard addressing the master by his name as improper, and as a lapse in deference; they would not only be reluctant to avail themselves of such a liberty, but would be distinctly uneasy and unhappy about it, and would much rather not do it.	10

Book 22. (19 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	77	It was natural that she would be contacted with regard to such matters.	10
4	342	He turned about, again to regard me.	10
8	145	Surely none of the girls could be as miserable as I! But I saw them, in their misery, in their cruel discomfort, regard me as well.	10
10	446	"Most Gorean men," he said, "would regard you, exhibited on the block, knowing only that much about you, as superior slave meat".	10
11	219	Perhaps the reason such dances are seldom, if ever, seen on Gor, is that Goreans would not be likely to regard them as being "real dance".	10
11	229	Why should she regard me so contemptuously? I was clothed.	10
11	1279	Perhaps his patience was then at an end, or perhaps he felt he had waited long enough, or perhaps he found me, suddenly, too beautiful to resist, I did not know, but he then began, with apparently little regard for me, to content himself.	10
14	75	I suppose this is in part, at least, the result of an understandable desire to appreciate and take pleasure in one's possessions, or what one might regard as one's precious objects, or treasures.	10
14	237	Interestingly enough, and perhaps paradoxically, I did not regard him with the same repulsion as many of my chain sisters.	10
17	34	The Gorean tends to regard Priest-Kings not so much as his masters as his potential allies, who might, if he is lucky, be flattered, wooed with gifts, and such.	10
20	2	The tall, strong fellow stopped to regard me.	10
20	201	An organization of great farms, acting in concert, of course, could reduce competition, and eventually regulate prices rather as they pleased, particularly with regard to staples such as Sa-Tarna and Suls.	10
20	329	Most Goreans would regard it as absurd to let a woman go for whom one truly cared.	10
24	82	He was not the agent of what was, in effect, an international company, with considerable funds, those of his employer, not his own, to expend! I was sure that I was more beautiful than she, or that at least some men, nay, many men, would regard me as so! Surely I had stood higher in several of the l...	10
24	95	The men in the group, fifty of them, half-stripped, sweating, brawny, chained together in ankle coffle, turned to regard me.	10
24	582	He would doubtless regard it as politic, at least from the point of view of soothing possible apprehensions in his constituency, to become a bit more scrupulous about proprieties, at least in so serious a situation.	10
28	132	They may well regard us, and correctly, as female slaves.	10
29	400	I saw him regard me, with frustration, with hatred.	10
34	288	They did not regard it as, say, a curse, or a punishment, or something inalterable or inexplicable, say, as some sort of destined, implacable fatality.	10

Book 23. (25 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	495	Did this not suggest that I might regard myself as trapped, as I seemed to be, that I might regard my position as untenable, that I thus might choose not to offer resistance, that I might be prepared to surrender? Almost at the same time one or two score of fellows, from both sides, began to race to...	10
1	353	They regard such things as charming myths, which they have now outgrown.	10
2	88	This is probably because of the influence of Ar herself, which might regard her extensive territorial claims in the area as being implicitly undermined or compromised by membership in any such alliance.	10
5	247	"Do you regard yourself as desirable?" I asked.	10
5	252	"Yes," she said, "I regard myself as desirable".	10
5	529	They regard it, I suppose, as an eccentricity.	10
5	595	Many free women regard themselves, without justification, as marvelous prizes.	10
6	117	I then found her dagger and, carefully, with regard for her modesty, cut and divided her garments, removing fastenings and hooks from them.	10
7	7	Some, and he was apparently among them, regard such as the most prestigious tubs.	10
8	326	When I turned about, to regard her, she knelt swiftly, spreading her knees.	10
8	711	Later, as she is noticed, the friend may regard her, and as a slave may be regarded, and inquire, "Is the slut any good?" Whereas the girl may sense the natural diminution in the referral, and perhaps lingeringly resent it, at least slightly, she will also, in her slave's pride, accept the designati...	10
10	131	It was a rare fellow who did not, from time to time, regard the women of his own city as quite as suitable for collaring as those of other cities.	10
10	255	Klio stopped, and turned, from her knees, to regard him.	10
11	18	Some girls, too, coming to understand the sensuous connotations of their names on Gor come to regard them then no longer as common, or plain, names, but, like the Goreans, as thrilling, beautiful names, and come to revel in them, and try to live up to them, as superb slaves.	10
11	38	I glanced toward the retreated slave, who had turned to regard me.	10
11	96	His interest is not to hurt her, which he would regard as a very strange interest, but to hone her, by the whip if necessary, into an obedient and delicious belonging, an attentive and devoted dream of pleasure, his own, personal, lovely, collared beast, his slave girl.	10
15	970	There, spread before me, in the bright morning sun, under the clear blue sky, bright with glittering spear blades and shields, with nodding plumes, with the standards of companies and regiments, dotted with engines, here and there a tharlarion stalking about, tarnsmen in the sky, in serried ranks, s...	10
16	215	Some free women regard their sex as a weapon, to be used in economic and sexual wars.	10
16	217	Sometimes a free woman is taught to regard her sex as an unimportant and embarrassing contingency, meaningless to her personhood.	10
21	436	Many free women, untutored, regard such a fate as unspeakably degrading, and as far worse than other bondages, but then they have not known the nature of alternative bondages.	10
21	572	He continued to regard her.	10
21	580	Finding herself under the continuing regard of Aemilianus the former Lady Publia, her charade of pretended freedom over, wisely spread her knees.	10
21	1374	Many theorists regard reduction to slavery as wiping the slate clean, so to speak.	10
21	1400	Many Goreans, incidentally, as is well known, regard Earth-girl names as slave names.	10
24	911	He turned to regard us, and I beckoned that he should join us.	10

Book 24. (33 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	291	Similarly I did not, in actuality, regard her ankles as too thick.	10
14	196	Indeed, I regard it as quite possible, given the rapidity of our march, that we have passed beyond them.	10
16	83	I regard it as unlikely you could, with this strength, enforce an exit".	10
19	40	The creature had turned to regard me.	10
19	169	"Ho!" The beast turned to regard me.	10
19	301	I continued to regard her, feeling much pleasure.	10
19	310	I continued to regard her, in the Gorean fashion.	10
19	313	I continued to regard her.	10
19	467	"I suspect they did not regard you as being worthy of being a slave," I said.	10
19	471	"Many," said I, "regard a slave as a thousand times more valuable than a free woman".	10
19	814	The head turned to regard me.	10
19	908	But as I continued to regard her, impassively, her mien became less confident, and more timid.	10
19	1251	Certainly some Gorean males seem to so regard free women.	10
19	1474	"I suspect they did not regard you as being worthy of being a slave".	10
19	1754	It interested me that she did not seem to understand that those who had been her paymasters might now regard her as a danger to their party.	10
21	69	"Ah," I said, "then it was at least primarily because they did not regard you as being worthy even to be a slave".	10
21	103	I assure you that while men may bet eagerly upon her they seldom regard her, personally, as the one most worth catching.	10
24	123	I then stepped back to regard her.	10
24	189	"I am a free woman!" "Do you regard your present restraints as improper?" I asked.	10
24	194	"But for slaves," I said, "I suppose you would regard them as proper enough".	10
24	202	"But if you were," I said, "you would regard your susceptibility to such things, your subjection to such things, as quite suitable, as quite desirable, perhaps even proper and imperative?" "Yes!" she said.	10
27	569	"Surely you do not regard that as inappropriate," I said.	10
28	159	Plenius turned back, to regard me, a strange expression on his face.	10
28	326	Plenius turned to regard me.	10
29	139	Such a woman would have hated her, and been consumed with jealousy, resenting her specialness and preciousness, the particular place she held in the camp, the regard in which she was held by the men.	10
31	166	"Put all thoughts of rescue out of your mind, lad," said the fellow who had recommended that he avail himself of the opportunity to regard the sky.	10
31	168	We turned to regard him.	10
31	487	The young man continued to regard the captive.	10
36	136	I turned to regard her.	10
39	189	"You regard me, boldly," she said.	10
43	133	"I thought you might find it pleasant to regard her, in passing, for a moment or so," I said.	10
43	147	I suddenly felt a certain poignant regard for Ephialtes.	10
48	448	He spurned her to the side, with his foot, and turned to regard me.	10

Book 25. (22 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	38	It was the sort of garment which free women profess to despise, to find unspeakably shocking, unutterably scandalous, the sort of garment which they profess to regard with horror, the sort of garment which they seem almost ready to faint at the sight of, and yet to Phoebe, and to others like her, in...	10
3	195	He might regard that as quite appropriate for a "slut of Cos".	10
3	808	"Please, Master!" In a time I turned back to regard her.	10
7	126	I then looked up, continuing to regard her, she clinging to Marcus.	10
8	169	Indeed many Gorean artists seem to regard themselves as little more than vessels or instruments, the channels or means, the tools, say, the chisels or brushes, so to speak, by means of which the world, with its values and meanings, in its infinite diversities, in its beauties and powers, its flowers...	10
8	276	"Probably some women would regard me as being less handsome than Milo," he mused.	10
8	460	We continued to regard the work on the walls.	10
8	782	They could not force themselves to be kept, but they could be such that by their beauty and service, their pleasingness, they could do much to influence the master in this regard.	10
9	839	I continued to regard her and she became acutely aware of my scrutiny.	10
10	386	It is as if they were to say, regard me.	10
12	141	How is it possible that a free man could come to care for a slave, a collared, half-clad curvaceous little beast who desires only to serve him, and love him, and please him, as her master? How incomprehensible! Why rather, does he not piteously sue for the inestimable regard of a lofty, noble free w...	10
12	359	Even though such sights were not rare in Ar, in the past months, a free woman, leashed, in the custody of guardsmen or auxiliaries, presumably having been appropriated for levies, or perhaps merely having been subjected to irrevocable, unappealable seizure at an officer's whim, yet men turned to reg...	10
14	87	"Does your master trouble you often in this regard".	10
16	128	"You regard yourself as rescued?" I said.	10
18	355	"What you have in mind you regard as too difficult for one such as I to accomplish?" "Not just you, any ordinary man," said Marcus.	10
19	291	"You regard yourself as a common slave?" I asked.	10
19	1002	"Although master might regard me as having been a spoiled, pampered free woman, and although that was undoubtedly true," she said, "I was nonetheless too shy in the beginning even to approach one such as Milo.	10
19	1279	I then stepped back to regard her, fastened in the yoke, her hands widely separated.	10
19	1320	She turned, to regard us, pathetically.	10
20	267	I continued to regard her.	10
24	38	"He will then presumably regard it as his work to keep the free woman, whoever she turns out to be, here until Appanius and the magistrates arrive".	10
26	104	The Ubara continued to regard herself in the mirror.	10

Book 26. (36 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	193	Some, as noted earlier, regard the Slavers as a caste independent of the Merchants, some regard it as a subcaste of the Merchants.	10
4	455	It seemed he would regard every inch of me.	10
4	732	Surely they could not be used upon us! Surely these men, these leonine males, like gods and beasts, did not regard us as being subject to such attentions! But somehow I suspected that these men, these unusual males, these incredible males, our striking, magnificent captors, were not likely to be pat...	10
6	203	The men did not regard them with much interest.	10
7	136	It is expected, indeed, in such a situation, that we, too, will regard it, as it is exposed on the flank, the silk lifted to the waist with the fingers of two hands.	10
7	202	Sometimes he even seemed to regard me, unaccountably, with rage.	10
7	291	I was regarded then, as such men regard one such as I.	10
7	585	He turned, rather in irritation, it seemed, to regard those who had come upon us, she who was first amongst us, carrying a long, supple switch of leather, and her two assistants, both large women.	10
7	778	They might now regard him.	10
7	882	He continued to regard me.	10
7	886	How trivial such things might appear to him, the alarms of a small, curvaceous animal, but how momentous they were to me! He could leave, but I must remain in the garden! He continued to regard me.	10
8	712	We regarded the girls of this world as incredibly beautiful, from what we saw of them, but we did not really regard ourselves as so inferior to them, particularly as our training progressed.	10
11	552	Dorna, I think, was not unaware of the fact that I fell well within the regard of him in the great chair.	10
11	577	This is a way of informing them, I gather, that great heat is now expected of them and that they are now, at best, to regard themselves as the lowest of slaves.	10
11	1057	He did not speak, but continued to regard her.	10
12	209	I was, and had been, public to men; I belonged to them; I was subject to their regard and whim; I had been exposed as frequently and routinely, and, I suppose, as naturally and as appropriately, as any other sort of domestic animal.	10
12	253	To be sure, I did regard them with a healthy respect, even fear.	10
12	291	So much depends upon them! Too, I am sure they do not regard themselves as being the lowest of the castes.	10
12	294	Perhaps many castes regard themselves as equivalent or, at least, as each being the best in diverse ways.	10
13	246	Should the pit master turn to regard me I would instantly look down, and away.	10
13	944	Would the brunette regard me with reproach? I did not meet her eyes.	10
18	242	"It is not yours to look," I said, "but yours to be found, if any should regard you of interest".	10
19	271	Perhaps they would regard them as a joke.	10
19	402	On the other hand, it seems, also, that they generally regard them as being very far away and not being very interested, if interested at all, in the affairs of human beings.	10
19	710	He regarded her for a moment, for she was very beautiful, and she uttered a tiny whimper of protest, well aware of the display of her beauty and his casual regard thereof.	10
19	1079	"Do they not regard us as mere things, as mere objects?" she asked.	10
19	1081	"If they did regard women as mere objects," I said, "it would make no difference to them whether they were dealing with such a simulacrum or a woman.	10
24	655	He then turned to regard the girl beside me.	10
25	20	It seemed strange that he would accord such courtesy and regard, such esteem, almost reverence, to one who was a mere peasant.	10
31	210	The leader of the black-tunicked men turned sharply back, to regard the peasant.	10
37	177	It, too, seemed to regard the leader of the strangers.	10
37	237	The lieutenant slowly turned to regard them.	10
37	1150	"We need not regard him as having escaped," pointed out the pit master.	10
42	77	They did not seem to regard me with an interest which suggested they wanted me for themselves, nor, as far as I could tell, did I find in their gaze any speculations as to how I might appear to possible buyers, or to an unknown principal.	10
44	219	The newcomer, too, who had paid little attention to these matters, turned, now, to regard me.	10
46	316	He turned his head to regard me, and I, quickly, frightened, put the knife over his heart.	10

Book 27. (32 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	153	As her body grew older, and began to dry, and wither, and tire, and began to regard her ever more reproachfully, and sadly, in the mirror, and she went through her change of life, which had been a terrible and troubling time for her, in her loneliness, and in her lack of love and children, she remai...	10
2	166	How she hated the woman! When the woman turned about, she seemed for a moment surprised to find herself the object of such a regard, one so disapproving, so severe.	10
3	66	Hurriedly she drew down the gown, though not so much as to cover the ring on her ankle, which she continued to regard in the mirror, and herself.	10
4	464	"I had never forgotten you," he said, "and so, naturally, when I learned of this possibility, I thought of you, and, indeed, several others, in this regard.	10
6	4	Then he leaned back, continuing to regard her.	10
6	54	Clearly they did not regard her as obviously superior to them.	10
8	123	How would they regard her, she only a slave? Her training, in this last period, that in which she had come to understand that she was most perfectly and naturally a female slave, had been quite different, on the whole, from her former lessons, save of course, for the continuing instruction in the la...	10
10	7	He continued to regard her.	10
10	12	He continued to regard her.	10
11	897	She lifted her head, to regard him with fear.	10
13	740	Even now she was sure that a slaver, without regard to her brand or collar, could pick her out from free women.	10
16	635	He turned back, to regard her.	10
17	32	Indeed, he would probably regard her as defective or insane.	10
17	41	Indeed, some Gorean slave girls regard the barbarians as dangerous and hated rivals.	10
17	447	Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested".	10
17	469	If the hunters are successful, they regard themselves as fortunate".	10
17	903	Many regard this as a form of weakness.	10
18	379	The slave is not a wife, but a property, and, accordingly, as she is not an autonomous, independent contractee but a valued possession, she commonly finds herself an object of jealous regard on the part of the master.	10
19	127	"They are so tame?" inquired the officer, irritably, turning to regard Portus Canio.	10
20	214	Perhaps they are now in an area which they regard as sensitive, an area in which they would not care to risk the bleating of a verr, the cry of a slave.	10
22	206	Indeed, many seem to regard reading as an accomplishment ill befitting decent, serious folks, an accomplishment more appropriate, at least, to the high castes than to theirs.	10
24	489	It is one of several reasons, such as the failure to speak Gorean, which tends to make Goreans regard Earth females as barbarians, as natural slaves, as slave stock.	10
24	671	Do not regard Master Mirus or Master Selius! You are a slave girl and can be whipped in an instant.	10
25	465	I am so miserable, so terribly miserable!" She thought of the scorn with which Mirus would regard her, the contempt in which he would hold her, she, his former teacher, with her once smug, prim attitudes, now the helpless victim of slave needs.	10
25	1139	"Your lowly origin alone justifies that form of regard.	10
26	1216	Does the free woman sometimes wonder what it would be to be a slave, to be utterly rightless and vulnerable, to have to serve and please? Does she wonder sometimes what it might be to find her beauty, perhaps stripped and collared, looked upon with interest and satisfaction, with approval and antici...	10
26	1265	Many was the time when Ellen, even tunicked, had felt herself speculatively undressed by a fellow's regard.	10
26	1270	To her amusement, Ellen had noted that such free women, sensing themselves within a male's regard, while pretending to be unaware of the fact, tended to straighten their body, hold their head up, walk well, and such.	10
27	388	Ellen, from her place on the wheel, looked wildly at Selius Arconious, who, looking backward, was unaware of the anxiety of her regard.	10
27	3353	She must learn to speak not with the strident, insolent tones of a free woman, but with the softness, and deference, of the slave; see that she wears her tunic well, and attractively; she is to be neat and well groomed, brushed, combed, and cleaned; she is not a slovenly free woman; let her keep the...	10
28	211	Thus, should this not win me some concern, some understanding, some sympathy, some tenderness, some softening of his regard? Yet see how he looks upon me! I am seen merely as female and slave! Momentarily Ellen was angry.	10
28	232	One does not ignore such! She would not be looked upon as he looks upon me! Would he not give her his undivided attention? Would he not treat her with the utmost civility and regard! Would he not esteem her and be solicitous for her, and see to it, as he could, that her many wants and concerns, howe...	10

Book 28. (26 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	197	Four times the Kurii erred in this regard, and their mistakes were costly.	10
3	250	And once again, who knows, it may again, if it is not already there, ascend the stairs of specialness and regard.	10
5	260	They tend to regard humans, on the whole, as food.	10
5	282	He continued to regard her.	10
10	201	She turned, on her knees, bent over, to regard him.	10
16	46	How will Kurii regard her, after this evening? Will she be torn to pieces? Will she be dragged to the shuttle port and eaten alive? Will they remand her to the cattle pens, she fully aware, awaiting perhaps for weeks her turn on the slaughter bench? Perhaps they will give her to Peisistratus, for hi...	10
16	53	The prisoner turned about, trying to lift her head, and regard him.	10
18	47	No longer does it concern her that free women will hate her and that other Gorean female slaves will now regard her as a serious rival.	10
19	30	It did not regard it as a living thing, of course, for the signals of sound, and odor, were incorrect.	10
19	31	But it did regard it as a foreign object, inexplicable perhaps, but surely not welcome.	10
21	411	Grendel then turned to regard the five remaining challengers.	10
21	499	Grendel turned to regard her, his long dark tongue moving about, licking the blood about his fangs.	10
24	172	Grendel turned slowly to regard the blonde.	10
26	283	And a fellow behind her, taking her by the hair, steadied her, and forced her head up, to regard Cabot.	10
30	124	"Perhaps," he said, "that is because afterwards they regard themselves, so reduced, and so stained, as never again being worthy of assuming the dignities and glories of the free woman".	10
32	161	"It gives me much pleasure to see you so," said the Lady Bina to the prostrate slave, "for in the container, on the Prison Moon, it seemed to me that you dared to compare yourself with me, and might even have dared to regard yourself as my superior".	10
36	172	As many times before, Cabot speculated how the young men she had known on Earth would regard her as she now was, a collared slave.	10
40	26	He turned to regard her.	10
40	217	The slave put down her head and gently kissed her master's foot, and then lifted her head to regard him.	10
43	369	Cabot turned to regard his slave, Lita.	10
46	38	Flavion turned to regard Cabot.	10
50	26	But might they not, some of them, in the secrecy of their own domiciles, be as deplorably guilty in this regard? Certainly the joy, the radiance, of many slaves, encountered in the markets and streets, suggested that.	10
57	115	The Lady Bina lifted her head, a little, to regard Lord Grendel.	10
77	221	"Of course," said Flavion, "but I anticipate no difficulty in that regard".	10
79	774	And regard me while you do so.	10
80	178	They are, after all, are they not, the bodies of animals? The garmenture of the slave is, in effect, another of her freedoms, though she may well regard it with some trepidation, realizing how well, how boldly and excitingly, it reveals her to men, and her vulnerability.	10

Book 34. (3 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	How dare he regard me so, regard me in that way, as he was! Is one a mere object? How horrifying to be regarded as an object, as something which might be assessed, and bought and sold! But how accustomed I would become to such an appraisal! And, in time, I would realize that I was an object, a senti...	10
41	102	It is easy for the veiled to regard the unveiled, less easy, by far, for the unveiled to regard the veiled.	10
49	79	For example, some regard the caste of Slavers as a subcaste of the Merchants, and others regard it as an independent caste.	10