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Reminded

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	93	Something about the lettering reminded me of that on a colonial charter, a page of which had been photocopied for an illustration in one of my books.	10
2	5	There were five narrow windows, not large enough to let a man through; they rather reminded me of ports for bowmen in a castle tower, yet they admitted sufficient light to allow me to recognize my surroundings.	10
2	6	There was a tapestry to the right, a well-woven depiction of some hunting scene, I took it, but fancifully done, the spear-carrying hunters mounted on birds of a sort and attacking an ugly animal that reminded me of a boar, except that it appeared to be too large, out of proportion to the hunters.	10
2	8	It reminded me, with the vegetation and background and the classic serenity of the faces, of a Renaissance tapestry I had once seen on a vacation tour I had taken to Florence in my second year at the University.	10
2	106	The meat reminded me of venison; it was not the meat of an animal raised on domestic grains.	10
3	18	Torm was of slight build and reminded me of an angry bird which enjoys nothing so much as scolding squirrels.	10

Book 2. (2 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	208	"But this is not the soil of Tharna," I reminded him.	10
21	141	It reminded me of the groomed, shining pelt of a pet urt.	10

Book 3. (10 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	6	This reminded me of faucets on Earth, in which the hot water tap is on the left and the cold on the right.	10
7	116	It reminded me vaguely of the odor of an expended cartridge.	10
9	8	It is the Gorean way of reminding her, should she need to be reminded, that she, too, is a woman, and thus to be dominated, to be subject to men.	10
11	100	He reminded me vaguely of the blade of a golden knife.	10
19	37	Some of them reminded me of shallow scoops, others of awls, others of knives.	10
19	46	"But they may have come before the modifications of the net, you said," I reminded him.	10
20	29	"But I am supposed to have honors and riches," I reminded them.	10
25	105	I was reminded a bit of a zoo with its cages.	10
28	206	"But there is the transportation disk," he reminded me.	10
31	90	"And what," laughed Vika of Treve, "is to be my fate?" "You are free," I reminded her.	10

Book 4. (16 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	209	And finally, I reminded myself again, was I not now engaged in their work? Was I not now attempting to be of service to them? Was I not now among the Wagon Peoples, in peril perhaps, on their behalf? But, I asked myself, if this message was not from Priest-Kings, from whom could it be? Who would dar...	10
10	109	"Sold?" "You said she had fat ankles," I reminded her.	10
11	239	I was a bit reminded of some of the loose, tumbled rocks I had once glimpsed in certain abandoned portions of the Place of Priest-Kings, far beneath the Sardar.	10
12	11	It was possible, of course, that I might declare my mission to Kutaituchik or Kamchak, and see what would occur—but I knew that Kamchak had said to Saphrar of Turia that the Tuchuks were fond of the golden sphere—and I had no hopes that I might make them part with it—and surely ...	10
12	29	But, I reminded myself, such a choice, if choice there must be, might be best for the cities of Gor, for under Kutaituchik the Wagons would not be likely to move northward, nor even to the gates of Turia.	10
12	30	But, I then reminded myself even more strongly, there would be no choice—there had been no Ubar San for a hundred years or more—the Wagon Peoples, fierce and independent, did not wish a Ubar San.	10
16	67	On the other hand, I reminded myself, my own probabilities of success and survival were hardly better—and here I was, his critic—climbing up the drum rope, wet, cold, puffing, a stranger to the city of Turia, intending to steal an object—the egg of Priest-Kings—which was ...	10
16	314	The matter of the message collar had been a clever way of attempting to gain that end but, because of the shrewdness of Tuchuks, who seldom take anything at its face value, it had failed; they had then attempted to bring me down among the wagons with a Paravaci quiva, but that, too, had failed; I gr...	10
16	320	Saphrar, too, I reminded myself, had known that the golden sphere was in the wagon of Kutaituchik.	10
24	11	I reminded myself, beyond this, that if his house should actually be forced, and himself threatened, he could always flee, with relative safety, at the last moment, abandoning his men, his servants and slaves to the mercies of ravaging Tuchuks.	10
25	294	She was, I forcibly reminded myself, not a Gorean girl, but one of Earth.	10
25	304	What then would be her fate? Moreover, I reminded myself of my work, and that a warrior cannot well encumber himself with a woman, particularly not a free woman.	10
25	703	"You are only a slave girl," I reminded her.	10
25	936	Also, he reminded himself, it is only a fool who frees a slave girl.	10
28	35	"It is important," I reminded him, "to keep the axles of the wagons greased".	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	18	It reminded me, in its way, of a room in a prison and such, in its way, it was, for it was a room in the House of Cernus, greatest of the slave houses of Ar.	10
5	8	I reminded myself to remember and put the latch string through when I left the room.	10
5	627	In such a small thing as these knots I was again reminded of the central differences in sex and personality that divide human beings, differences expressed in thousands of subtleties, many of which are often overlooked, as in the way a piece of cloth might be folded, a letter formed, a color remembe...	10
5	685	"Kuurus," I reminded her.	10
7	183	Elizabeth Cardwell, I reminded myself, was of Earth.	10
15	11	I reminded myself, again and again, as the month clock rotated, that Caprus was a trusted agent of Priest-Kings, that Misk himself had spoken in the highest terms of him.	10
16	36	But he had assured me that just recently Cernus had received a large batch of new documents and maps, which were perhaps crucial, and that the Priest-Kings would surely be angry if he did not obtain copies of them as well; moreover, he reminded me, he would refuse to let any documents leave the hous...	10
17	250	Other dates he had set similarly, I reminded myself, had not turned out.	10
17	499	"And dangerous with a bowl of porridge," I reminded him.	10
17	516	"She will be reminded," said Cernus, "that she is only a slave".	10
17	761	"The game! The game!" "You are only a woman," I reminded her.	10
17	818	"He won his freedom at hook knife," I reminded her.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	747	"When I found you," I reminded Telima, "you were lying on your stomach, bound hand and foot".	10
8	755	"When I was your Mistress," she reminded me, "you did not find me too fat".	10
9	60	And then I reminded myself of my own ignobility, my own cruelties and my own cowardice.	10
9	401	"A slave girl," I reminded her.	10
10	304	But why should Cos and Tyros come against Port Kar at this time? But it was a rumor, I reminded myself again, forcibly, a rumor, a baseless rumor.	10
13	80	"I meant only," I said, "that your beauty reminded me of that of girls, serving slaves, nude and double chained in the paga taverns of Port Kar.	10
15	59	"I asked you, as I recall," I had reminded her, "if you had ever been in the hold of a round ship?" She said nothing.	10
15	306	She was only a rence girl, I reminded myself.	10

Book 7. (10 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	219	The opening in the helmets reminded me vaguely of a "Y".	10
7	137	It reminded me very much of the cords which had been used to bind me on my own bed in Manhattan.	10
8	405	With a stylus he would note readings on the machine, and, on the small screen at the top of the machine, I saw, vastly enlarged, what reminded me of an image witnessed under a microscope.	10
9	435	Could it be that this, and this alone, was my price, that I had been purchased for only this, the points for one hundred arrows? But I reminded myself that I could not be purchased, for I was Elinor Brinton, for I was free! "Rise, Slave," said Verna.	10
10	464	"I was not brought to Gor, was I," I asked, "to be a simple female slave, simply to be given, or sold, to a master?" "I told you," he reminded me, "that at the age of seventeen you were marked for abduction.	10
12	61	I had more than one reason, too, I reminded myself, to be happy.	10
13	401	She was, I reminded myself, of low caste.	10
14	221	And I reminded myself that I, too, as much as any coin or precious cup in such a chest, or in this entire camp, was booty.	10
14	493	But she is likely, in such a case, to be kept well reminded of her collar.	10
15	296	I must remain behind the kitchen shed, working, while they were permitted to greet the men! I wondered if Inge would be there, perhaps smiling and waving to Rask of Treve! How furious I was! But I reminded myself that I hated him! In time the excitement, the cries and shouts, diminished, and I knew ...	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	298	"You insult me!" "Your purse was stolen in Lydius," Rim reminded him, "by a little notch-eared wench called Tina".	10
3	122	Their speech reminded me of that of Ar.	10
11	882	I reminded myself that it was said that panther girls, once conquered, made excellent slaves.	10
11	966	I reminded myself that it was said that panther girls, once conquered, make excellent slaves.	10
12	157	Rena, left behind in the camp of Marlenus, had reminded me of her.	10
19	170	He reminded me a bit of Chenbar of Tyros, her Ubar, also of lowly origin.	10
19	401	"Your allies," I reminded him, "are immobilized".	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	145	"We are by these," it said, and then it lifted its right paw, suddenly exposing the claws, "and these, reminded that we must be resolute in our attempts to overcome a sometimes recalcitrant nature".	10
11	299	"I have won six talmits," Ivar Forkbeard reminded me.	10
16	51	Many of the columns carved, with painted surfaces, on the walls, reminded me of rune stones.	10
17	212	"Some of the girls are yours," I reminded him.	10

Book 10. (3 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	325	"You no longer have men," I reminded her.	10
26	260	Toward morning he reminded her that she must be whipped three times.	10
26	848	She need only look upon her body to find visible, explicit evidence of her status, to be reminded of her station, and servitude.	10

Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	674	Yet she, too, I reminded myself, was a woman.	10

Book 12. (5 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	143	Scormus of Ar reminded me of men of the caste of Assassins, as they sometimes are, before they begin their hunt.	10
22	60	"But I would not like to be harpooned by either," I reminded him.	10
22	61	"But," Imnak reminded me, "you are not a sea sleen, are you?" "No," I granted him.	10
33	42	Then I reminded myself again that I was a man, and he a beast, no more.	10
35	1024	"He is of the People," Imnak reminded me.	10

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	579	"One is reminded of the name of the river port at the mouth of the Laurius," said Samos.	10
1	723	"But a man of vision," I reminded him.	10
2	174	Why was she so ashamed that she had sexual needs and was sensuously alive? Of course, I reminded myself, of course, she was an Earth girl.	10
32	238	It is hard not to be reminded of the columns in one of the great, shaded temples of Initiates, as in Turia or Ar.	10
32	468	"You are a slave," I reminded her.	10
34	231	"She is a slave," I reminded her.	10
35	75	She would be well reminded that she was now no more than a Gorean slave girl.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	59	I had tried, constantly, to respect her, and I had reminded myself, a thousand times a day, that she was, as I, a person.	10
7	12	I reminded myself I was a man of Earth.	10
7	279	Then I reminded myself that she was a person.	10
7	329	Then I reminded myself that she was not to be treated according to the harsh modalities of nature, those of dominance and submission, and the enforcement of order.	10
7	1003	It irritated me that she had called me this, but I reminded myself that I was a man of Earth, and women might annoy or insult me as they pleased, with complete impunity.	10
11	509	I reminded myself that she was a female slave, and had doubtless been long on Gor, doubtless well accommodating herself to the harsh realities of her collar.	10
12	194	I had been well reminded that I must obey, and that I was a slave.	10
13	582	But, of course, I reminded myself, she was not a Gorean girl.	10
13	809	I reminded myself, interestingly, that Earth women were imported to Gor doubtless precisely to be love slaves.	10
16	154	Too, I reminded myself, to my chagrin, it was unlikely that my mistress would send men to spy upon me.	10

Book 15. (9 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	291	"I threw the key away," I reminded her.	10
10	306	Then I reminded myself that she was a free woman, and that she was from the planet Earth, my old planet.	10
14	78	"What did you do to her?" "Reminded her she was a slave," I said.	10
17	42	"But you are slaves," I reminded her.	10
17	45	"She is free," I reminded her.	10
18	136	"You are a woman of Earth," I reminded her.	10
27	37	"But you received something for your trouble," I reminded him.	10
27	126	"I am to be spared, if I give you the topaz," I reminded him.	10
28	140	"Jason," I reminded him.	10

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	114	To be sure, whether in Victoria or not, or in a city with comparable customs, new girls, in one way or another, are usually reminded, promptly and effectively, that their slavery is uncompromising and actual, and that they are fully at the disposition of their masters.	10
19	692	Did she think she was a free woman? Perhaps she must soon be reminded that she was a slave.	10
20	55	The lead dancer reminded me somewhat of the slave, Melpomene, who had once been the Lady Melpomene, of Vonda.	10
20	300	She may also be chained for instructional purposes, that she may be taught, or reminded, that she is a slave.	10
20	1723	"Have me! Have me! Take me! Take me! Be ruthless with me! I am a woman, and your slave! Make of me naught but a despised instrument of your pleasure!" "Is that what you want?" "Yes, Master! Yes, Master!" Could this be the former Miss Henderson, of Earth? How she reminded me of the helpless sluts in ...	10
21	408	Did she not know she was neck-chained to a man's slave ring? "Suddenly," she said, "I see what you are doing! How amusing for you, to put what was once my own name on me as a slave name! How droll! How helpless his girl! How delightful, for that insensitive, uncaring, imperious beast, the master! Ho...	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1237	"Do you know why?" "That I may be reminded that I am a slave," she smiled, "that my vulnerability may be heightened, that I may be immediately available to masters".	10
14	706	It reminded me of a distant and sick world, the world of tittering, of embarrassment and dirty jokes.	10
17	451	"We are reminded by them that we are all Sames," said another.	10
17	633	That she had responded as she had, however, whether she was right or wrong, reminded me that she was an agent of Kurii.	10

Book 18. (15 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	124	He had, however, in his way of doing it, reminded her of her bondage.	10
2	133	Too, in this way, being collared, and by Grunt, Pimples herself was well reminded that she was his slave.	10
3	315	I was reminded by these things of the medicine of the pole, and of the great forthcoming dance, projected to take place about it.	10
5	92	"Perhaps you wish to be reminded that you are a slave," I said.	10
9	566	"You are an animal," I reminded her.	10
9	568	"You are his slave," I reminded her.	10
12	386	"You are kept in a herd," I reminded her.	10
33	244	She may always, of course, be reminded.	10
39	60	"You are only a slave," I reminded her.	10
40	34	But then, I reminded myself, how insuppressible is man, how tenacious is truth.	10
42	93	It reminded me for a moment of the ears of a sleen, laid back in its attack.	10
43	320	They reminded me of the squeakings of an urt in terror.	10
44	212	I was reminded of the girls at the training stakes in the pens of slavers, in the cities.	10
47	393	Kurii, I reminded myself, are not men.	10
54	202	I was reminded that the Kaiila, in spite of the stores acquired from the Yellow Knives, much of which had been their own, from the summer camp, must still do hunting for the winter.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	215	It reminded me of a safe.	10
6	640	How I hated him! "There are places you have not taken me in Corcyrus," I reminded him.	10
6	771	That small sound of metal had reminded me of his reticence with respect to its origin.	10
7	236	I reminded myself that I was not really, in a sense, braceleted.	10
18	210	But I reminded myself that I was free.	10
19	213	I was then well reminded who, ultimately, was in command.	10
19	235	Well then was I, held helpless and penetrated, reminded who held the final power.	10
23	255	"I am not branded and collared," I reminded him, "except, of course, for the holding-chain collar".	10
26	180	"He doubtless has a whip in his quarters," I reminded her.	10
31	560	I reminded myself that Miles of Argentum did not own me.	10
31	561	I reminded myself that he had only rented me for an evening, for a night, as men may rent women such as I.	10
32	17	I was reminded of an almost immobile pendulum.	10
36	457	"Your slave," I reminded him.	10
36	1389	"You lost a silver tarsk to Publius on the matter," I reminded him.	10

Book 20. (14 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	479	"Only a tarsk bit," the paunchy fellow reminded me.	10
2	1674	I reached to the bit of cloth which I had earlier removed from her and draped over one of the posts of the pleasure rack, where she could look upon it, and be reminded that she no longer wore it, that it, though hers, had been taken from her, that I had not chosen to permit it to her.	10
5	143	"Your men are just outside," I reminded her.	10
9	453	"You are a captive," I reminded her.	10
9	456	"I wear your gyves," she reminded me.	10
10	447	"I prefer that!" "That garment," I reminded her, "is strikingly attractive.	10
10	528	"I am to be held in honor," she reminded me.	10
10	529	"At least for the time," I reminded her.	10
12	72	"And I had red," I reminded him.	10
12	250	"My Rider of the High Tharlarion is but one move from capture of Home Stone," I reminded him.	10
12	272	"Your Home Stone is under attack," he reminded me.	10
12	453	"In my exposition," the player reminded me, "I mentioned 'available squares.	10
16	207	"He is certified by the Builders," Chino reminded them.	10
16	1233	"He is one of the finest players on Gor!" "But the game has begun," Scormus reminded him.	10

Book 21. (17 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	249	In a few days, then, which I might have spent ruminating on my ingratitude, while living on water poured into a hole near me, and on vegetables thrown to me, like a tarsk, when the wagons moved, I might have been freed, a well-used Feiqa then returned to me, perhaps with a fresh Alar brand in her hi...	10
4	526	"You are a slave, an absolute and total slave," I reminded her.	10
4	612	In a moment Feiqa, vital and sensuous, liberated now from the fear of the free woman, and having felt the whip, in that perhaps being reminded of what might be the consequences of failing to please free persons, addressed herself once more, eagerly and joyously, marvelously and subserviently, to the...	10
15	29	He reminded me something of Centius of Cos, though he had not the latter's gentleness.	10
16	926	"But your daughter is present," I reminded her.	10
16	1350	"I am versatile," Hurtha reminded me.	10
19	80	"Last night her hands were secured," I reminded her, "chained behind her back".	10
24	148	I now recalled what Boabissia's disk had reminded me of.	10
25	12	The Tau on Boabissia's disk had reminded me, I suppose, of his Tau.	10
25	280	"Not particularly," I reminded her.	10
25	1042	"The admission price was only a tarsk bit," she reminded me.	10
25	1143	It reminded me of the small lamps of love sometimes kindled in a fellow's compartments, the light from which has such an interesting effect on the skin of a slave chained to the couch ring.	10
25	1672	"You were willing, a moment ago, to have me pour you more," I reminded her.	10
26	1189	"I am not a slave," she reminded me.	10
26	1239	"I want a master! I need a master!" "You are free," I reminded her.	10
26	1253	"You are a free woman," I reminded her.	10
26	1622	Too, on her behalf, I thought she might find these arrangements instructive, and that they would help her, to the extent possible for a free woman, to be reminded of her femaleness.	10

Book 22. (9 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	473	"You have been asked a question," my master reminded me.	10
11	1281	It may be, of course, that this was merely another kindness on his part, that I be now reminded of my status, that I wore a collar, that I was naught but a slave, I do not know.	10
11	1585	In such a usage, and public as it was, before Tupita, and others, I was well reminded that there was a steel collar on my neck.	10
13	522	How well he reminded me I was a slave! "Open your mouth," he said.	10
16	34	"Her ears are pierced," a fellow reminded him.	10
17	415	"Curiosity is not becoming in a kajira," he reminded me.	10
24	496	"The tracks," she reminded me, "were not those of a sleen".	10
30	121	Twice more that night he used me, and twice more was I reminded of my slavery, and how total it was.	10
34	702	"You gave me permission to speak," I reminded him.	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	168	Indeed, she knows that she might be, from time to time, placed beneath it, if only that she may be reminded that she is a slave.	10
6	322	He rejected me!" "You are only a free woman," I reminded her.	10
6	495	"Yet I am at the mercy of the keeper! I am a free woman! Yet I was made to serve at the tables! Now I have been 'delivered' to a guest, as though I might be a slave!" "Your bills have not been paid," I reminded her.	10
8	71	The suspension of the meat reminded me of the way peasant women sometimes cook roasts, tying them on a cord and dangling them before the fire, then spinning the meat from time to time.	10
14	227	"But you are a free woman," I reminded her.	10
16	205	"She is perhaps your worst enemy," I reminded her.	10
16	274	"She was your enemy," I reminded her.	10
16	304	This did not do the sheath any good, distending it, but then it was not one, I reminded myself, for which I had had to put out my own tarsks.	10
21	1381	"She had declared for Cos," I reminded him.	10
21	1503	"You said to her," he reminded me, "that you had no intention of imperiling your life for her".	10
24	898	She reminded me a little of Phoebe, from Telnus, whom I had left on the coffle with the remainder of the debtor sluts I had redeemed, and obtained, at the Crooked Tarn, Temione, Amina, Rimice and Liomache.	10

Book 24. (24 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	107	"But you said she was free," I reminded her.	10
1	479	"You, too, are a slave," I reminded her, "and you, too, could be so treated".	10
2	60	"Surely you recall he would not even permit me to serve him, though I was naked and in chains, at the Crooked Tarn!" "You were then a free woman," I reminded her.	10
2	107	"But yet you called him 'Master,'" I reminded her.	10
2	144	"And thus I proved my womanhood to him, and that he had been wrong in scorning me, in holding me in contempt, in casting me from him!" "It was Temione, the free woman," I reminded her, "whom he had rejected, not Temione, the slave".	10
2	200	"Even in your freedom you had addressed to him the word 'Master,'" I reminded her.	10
3	280	"We are simple merchants," I reminded him.	10
13	283	"Wielders of the great bow, the peasant bow," I reminded him.	10
14	115	"You are in their country," I reminded him.	10
19	84	Yet I reminded myself, she was a free woman.	10
19	1459	"I wish I was free to be sexual, that it was commanded of me, that I would have no choice! That I would be forced to be what I am! That I would be truly in my place, where I belong, helplessly, even institutionally, under absolute male dominance!" "But you are a free woman," I reminded her.	10
19	1836	She reminded me, in a sense, of the war, and the things at stake.	10
19	1840	She reminded me, too, of a woman, a woman whose name was Talena, said once to have been the daughter of Marlenus of Ar.	10
20	70	"You asked to be examined," I reminded her.	10
24	222	"I could always gag you," I reminded her.	10
27	495	"You are a captive," I reminded her.	10
28	62	Yet I reminded myself that men had tragically starved where abounded food aplenty, perhaps from ignorance, perhaps from fear, perhaps from an irrational reluctance to seize the necessities of survival.	10
28	626	"You are a free woman," I reminded her, softly.	10
42	57	"But you said there were three reasons," he reminded me.	10
43	46	I reminded myself, however, that such sacrifices are only to be expected in the course of true friendship.	10
43	135	"You cannot afford her," I reminded him, perhaps unnecessarily.	10
44	135	"But you have absolutely nothing," I reminded her.	10
48	257	"She is a slave!" I reminded him.	10
48	394	"You just paid one hundred pieces of gold for her," I reminded him.	10

Book 25. (32 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	"There is a date on the permits," Marcus reminded me, "and they will be checking at the gate to see who has left the city and who has not".	10
1	182	"We are veiled," the second reminded her.	10
2	93	"Now only your slave," I reminded him.	10
3	20	"You do not have permission even to rise to your knees," I reminded her.	10
3	819	But then I steeled myself against softness, and reminded myself that this was no time to acquire a bond maid, even one with a lovely little figure and pretty thighs, one who was now clearly ready to obey instantly, and with perfection.	10
8	280	"It was dark," I reminded him.	10
8	388	"But underneath the sheet naked," Marcus reminded me.	10
8	675	Sometimes a ubar will even have his preferred slave serve in a low-caste hovel one day a year, under the command, and switch, of a low-caste free woman, performing her labors, and such, that she may be reminded that she is truly, when all is said and done, only a slave, as much as the lowest of the ...	10
8	676	"The decision as to the discipline of a slave will be made by the masters," I reminded Phoebe.	10
8	942	Of what dreadful value are such skills? Of what value, really, is it to be able to bring down a running man with the great bow at two hundred yards, to throw the quiva into a two-hort circle at twenty paces, to wield a sword with an agility others might bring to the handling of a knife? Of what use ...	10
10	62	"Not all values are material," Marcus reminded me.	10
11	316	"A few today may become a regiment tomorrow, and after that, who knows?" "The merchant spoke of only two men," I reminded him.	10
12	543	"And only a tradesman," I reminded him.	10
12	677	"She is legally free," I reminded him.	10
14	355	"But you are an errant slave," I reminded her.	10
14	586	"This is my punishment, more grievous than the leather!" "But he is kind, noble, liberated and enlightened," I reminded her.	10
17	257	"He is your friend," another reminded him.	10
18	528	"He is a magician," Marcus reminded me.	10
18	529	"But he is only planning on using trickery," I reminded Marcus, somewhat surlily.	10
19	629	"Keep your knees widely separated," I reminded her.	10
19	1026	Rather I castigated myself for my timidity, and reminded myself, again and again, that it was I who was the free person, I who was in control, I who was in command, I who could have my way, as I pleased.	10
19	1100	"Curiosity is not becoming in a kajira," I reminded her.	10
20	303	I was briefly reminded, however, of the Turian knee walk, sometimes used by slave dancers.	10
20	411	"You are a slave," I reminded her.	10
21	158	"I warned you about that sort of thing," I reminded her.	10
21	248	"He is, after all," I reminded the slave, "one of the most handsome men in Ar".	10
22	128	Too, he had reminded me that some folks, in particular, guardsmen, often disapproved of interfering with such a girl in the pursuit of her duties.	10
22	423	I suspect he had not been reminded that he was a slave for a very long time.	10
24	82	"So publicly! I? So helpless! So displayed! So visible! To all!" "You were hooded," I reminded her.	10
24	299	"You have been questioned," I reminded Appanius.	10
25	344	"But he did," I reminded him, "for a tarsk bit".	10
26	432	Indeed, she reminded me of other women I had seen, in a slaver's house, exhibited, purchasable, displayed on furs.	10

Book 26. (22 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	495	Well then was I reminded of my own triviality and meaninglessness.	10
7	575	I had been reminded, clearly, in no uncertain terms, of what I was.	10
7	631	But one may always be reminded, of course.	10
8	239	Too, the question, I reminded myself, was somewhat academic.	10
11	806	"They all are," another reminded him.	10
12	397	He would be reminded of the behavior which was expected of him.	10
12	643	'Hands to your sides,' my captor reminded me.	10
12	677	These words reminded me, of course, of my own, in the shop.	10
13	571	Yet I reminded myself that I was not a free person, but only a domestic animal and thus, presumably, as long as I was docile, and obedient, and perfect in my service, and fully pleasing, I might hope to be spared.	10
14	168	"But you are a free woman," I reminded her.	10
15	144	But then he had been reminded of it, it seemed, and had apparently recalled it.	10
16	105	I did not need to be reminded that I was collared.	10
18	317	But then, of late, I reminded myself, how much the Lady Constanzia seemed to be like a slave at the feet of any man.	10
23	67	Had I been a bit arrogant, a bit vain? Then let me be reminded that anything could be done to me, and that I was only a slave.	10
29	583	"You are a slave," he reminded her.	10
31	544	"Kill him, quickly!" "He is chained," the leader of the strangers reminded Gito.	10
34	17	In the case of the first man, the pit master had reminded the leader of the strangers that various security devices in the corridors were armed, especially in view of the incursion of the raiders earlier, and reiterated his offer to furnish expert guidance.	10
34	116	"The guard was dismissed," the pit master reminded him.	10
35	95	"The planting must be done," the peasant reminded him.	10
38	293	Oh, how I would run to his mat! How I longed to lie in his arms, and be reminded, once again, of what I was, a slave.	10
39	90	I lay there then at his feet, trembling, reminded that I was a woman, and a slave.	10
45	53	Indeed, it reminded me in ways of my own early accent in this language, not with respect to my native tongue, which still influenced how I spoke the language, of course, but with respect to that which I had originally absorbed in learning the language, now so long ago.	10

Book 27. (22 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	455	"They reminded me of slave bangles.	10
11	13	She had been reminded, entering it for the first time, of pictures in large, glossy magazines, the sort claimedly and pretentiously devoted to the arts of gracious living, those magazines intended to supply apparently desperately desired and much-needed instruction to the ignorant affluent, informin...	10
13	97	How well it reminded her that she was what she wished to be, slave.	10
17	15	Cichek, who had been deliberately assigned this duty by Barzak, that she might be the better reminded of her nothingness, her lowliness and bondage, was not gentle.	10
17	548	One is reminded of rivalries among various tribes of American Indians, who seemed to enjoy nothing more than running off with one another's horses whenever possible.	10
17	652	"She is a slave," the man reminded her.	10
18	832	They reminded her of the heavily corded, open slave sacks she had once seen in her training.	10
20	868	"She is the property of Cos," the older one reminded the man.	10
20	1001	I am near the front of the coffle, she reminded herself.	10
21	146	She quickly looked up, for the image reminded her of what she was.	10
22	167	Dragged by the hair to the back of the cave they would have been reminded of their sex.	10
22	269	The pain, in its way, now, was warm and pleasant, and its lingering resonance reminded her that she was subject to discipline, to complete and categorical domination, which, as a female, as she now knew, she craved.	10
22	282	It reminded her of similar vessels she had seen long ago in museums, from ancient Greece, and she did not doubt but what the techniques and style of that and similar vessels might own to antecedents of her former world, that they might, in substance, nature and style, be traced back to the work of a...	10
22	438	Curiosity is not becoming in a kajira, she reminded herself.	10
22	594	There is no danger, she reminded herself.	10
25	535	The blows and jabbings had perhaps not been necessary, but they had reminded her of what she was, and what could be done to her.	10
26	800	And quickly, frightened, Ellen put down her head and began to lick and kiss the sandals of Selius Arconious, once again a slave, once again reminded of the absoluteness of her bondage.	10
26	991	So simply was she reminded that she was embonded.	10
27	1363	They can see to it that we are well reminded that we are slaves, that our condition is abject, that we are vulnerable, that we are helpless, that we are rightless, that we are banded chattels, that we are now no more than animals.	10
27	2866	"You were going to speak," the officer reminded him.	10
27	2972	It reminded Ellen a little of that of bears.	10
30	318	Occasionally, of course, the slave may be tied and whipped that she may the better know herself, that she may be reminded of what she is, that she is a slave.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	375	When a girl is put into such a leading position, in which she is humiliated, mortified, and helpless, and knows her least recalcitrance may bring her excruciating pain, she is well reminded that she is not a free woman, but a slave.	10
3	85	In this way, the slave is reminded in yet another little way that she is to be always at the convenience of the master.	10
3	266	Perhaps in her present predicament, naked and chained, she reminded Cabot of one or more of the girls he had seen in the markets.	10
13	52	Cabot was reminded of the leather collars, beaded, in which the Red Savages of the Barrens commonly kept their white female slaves.	10
20	87	"He confessed to seeking my death," Cabot reminded Peisistratus.	10
43	323	Occasionally, interestingly, a slave may beg to be whipped, that she be reminded that she is a slave.	10
45	160	"But a prisoner," Cabot reminded her.	10
54	140	"But, as you have reminded me, she is not mine".	10
81	10	In such a way the slave is reminded she is chained, not that they truly need any such reminder.	10

Book 29. (21 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	399	For example, as they commonly lack a nether closure, with the exception of the Turian camisk, the slave is constantly, implicitly, advised of her delicious vulnerability as a property, and reminded of one of her major concerns, which is to please the master, instantly and without question, to the be...	10
3	74	One is reminded somewhat of the altercations that sometimes take place between sleen, in territorial disputes, mate competition, the contesting of a kill, and so on.	10
3	570	"It is unfortunate," I said, "that some women must be reminded of that".	10
3	670	"I beg you!" "She is only a slave," I reminded him.	10
4	348	The slave then is well reminded of her dependency and helplessness.	10
5	285	"I am a free man," I reminded him.	10
8	19	I was reminded somewhat of the Pyrrhic dances of Gorean infantry, particularly of those infantries who specialized in the tactics of the phalanx, rather than the shifting, melting, forming, reforming tactics of the squares.	10
10	188	In his seemingly slumberous stolidity he reminded me a bit of the inert larls who crouched at the edges of the platform.	10
11	268	"You were collared before," I reminded her.	10
15	120	"Another slave," I reminded Cecily, "is otherwise owned".	10
15	258	"'Was'," I reminded her.	10
15	381	I then reminded Cecily that we might think of supper.	10
18	205	I am not of the Pani, I reminded myself.	10
19	207	"She belongs to Lord Nishida," I reminded him.	10
22	85	"She is not a free woman," I reminded Pertinax.	10
22	704	In this fashion a girl may be reminded that she wears a collar, a slave collar.	10
25	96	In a way he reminded me of Pa-Kur, once master of the Assassins, save that Pa-Kur was not such as to be distracted by flowers, by poetry, the servings of tea, by sake, by the delights of delicate women under contract.	10
29	79	In this way, too, of course, they may be reminded that they are no more than slaves.	10
34	115	I had put the matter to Lord Nishida and he had reminded me that it would be difficult for a naked woman to survive the winter in the forests, particularly if neck-chained in a coffle, shackled and back-braceleted.	10
38	9	It reminded me of the preparations of a city knowing its besiegement was imminent.	10
44	115	I then reminded her of her vulnerability and bondage.	10

Book 30. (14 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	397	"We welcomed the foes of Ar," a fellow reminded him.	10
1	459	Verbally, of course, the master's attention might be variously solicited, from tiny need noises to explicit phrases, such as "I would be reminded of my collar," "I would kiss the whip of my master," "Chain me," "Am I not to be bound tonight, Master," "A slave begs to be caressed," and such.	10
3	1047	'I will let you kiss me!' 'But you are a free woman,' he reminded me.	10
4	24	He reminded me of a seemingly somnolent larl, pretending to be asleep, lying in the grasses, near a watering hole.	10
8	185	Too, interestingly, a slave may sometimes desire to be whipped, perhaps to reassure her of her master's attention, that she is still important to him, that he regards her as still his slave, that he regards her as still worth whipping, and perhaps, sometimes, she simply desires to be whipped, to be ...	10
16	138	They reminded me of a swarm of insects, as in the Vine Sea.	10
18	28	She was thus reminded that she wore it.	10
20	100	And thus each was reminded of, or informed of, the sort of slave they were.	10
20	293	Is it not the symbol of the mastery? Does it not tell me I am an animal, that I am owned, and a slave? Perhaps my master will often have me kiss the whip, that I may thusly be reminded of my bondage".	10
28	62	"They are ship slaves, of course," I reminded the fellows.	10
34	66	One is reminded of the saying that a free woman is but a slave without a collar.	10
37	716	"He is armed," she reminded me.	10
37	854	At the least, they are well reminded, so positioned beside a man, that they are slaves.	10
37	1167	"Do you understand, female?" So addressed, as "female," the woman, whether free or slave, is forcibly reminded of what she is, radically and basically, and that it is quite different from something else, that of being a male.	10

Book 31. (16 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	410	What right had I, I asked myself, to arrogate to myself the prerogatives and prides of the free woman? And the slave, I reminded myself, does not belong to herself.	10
8	461	She is then well reminded of her collar and mark.	10
8	477	I was suddenly reminded of a shop window on Earth, a window before which passers-by might stop, and, at their leisure, peruse what might be for sale.	10
8	662	I was reminded of visitors at a zoo, peering through the bars.	10
8	2007	"She is a barbarian," Astrinax reminded Menon.	10
10	647	Did I think I was still Allison Ashton-Baker? Did I not know I was now a slave? I would be reminded.	10
16	175	I reminded myself that I despised him, that I loathed him.	10
18	617	"He does not own you," Lykos reminded me.	10
18	938	I, of course, was well reminded, first, of my bondage, and, secondly, of the power of men, who might do with us, with women, if they pleased, what they pleased.	10
19	45	"Is she to be so tunicked, so collared, and put to serving so, and for two Ahn, and then simply to be wafted away, as might be a tower slave?" "She is a woman's slave," Master Desmond reminded them.	10
19	72	I then, helpless, was well reminded of my hatred for this brute who could deny me speech, who could punish me, who could do much what he wished with me, and would, and to whom I suspected I belonged.	10
20	72	"He well reminded you that you are a slave".	10
20	73	"Yes," I said, "he well reminded me that I am a slave.	10
22	160	"It is from the house of Falnus," Kleomenes reminded us.	10
42	13	The feeding of Kurii often reminded me of the feeding of carnivores.	10
49	215	"Despite your many faults," she reminded me.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	591	His eyes, oddly, reminded me of those of a snake.	10
9	85	I had been reminded that a lapse from position, however slight, is not acceptable.	10
15	73	It reminded me of the roars, though they had been from a much greater distance, I had heard on the beach, and, twice, in my journey to this place, through the forest.	10
24	105	"She ran," I reminded him.	10
25	341	It reminded me of a furred reptile, viper-headed, fanged.	10
26	206	"The laris are in," I reminded him.	10
29	52	I was afraid of them for they reminded me, a little, in their stature, and power, of men.	10
42	144	How could I forget that? And she was not even a man! But I reminded myself that I, even had I wished to be so, could not have begun to be a match for her.	10
49	8	"You are a camp slave," I reminded her, "at Shipcamp, and are the property of Pani masters".	10
49	33	"Laura is a slave," I reminded her.	10
50	498	Might not a leashed sleen or verr be watered similarly? In such small ways may a slave be reminded that she is a beast, to be sure one of a sort likely to be of interest to men.	10
52	653	Perhaps, I thought, lovely Asperiche could thus be well reminded that she is a slave.	10

Book 33. (14 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	310	It reminded me, somehow, of veminium.	10
13	166	"You are kajira," I reminded her.	10
20	381	I was reminded of the architecture of the plantings, the sequences of flowers, in the garden outside, with their music of aromatic notes.	10
21	518	"He has many daughters," I reminded her.	10
24	29	"I am reminded," said Lord Yamada.	10
29	168	Certainly, in such ways the girl is reminded that she is a slave.	10
31	227	I was reminded of a saying I had heard long ago.	10
42	361	If at any time Saru should be so foolish as to dare to doubt her bondage, she will be soon reminded that she is owned, and wholly.	10
45	189	"But, in the earlier camp, we did not see him, as Lord Nishida reminded us, nor did we have any evidence of his presence there, other than circumstantial, a banner, a command tent, and such".	10
46	137	Do you, mountebank and peasant, lowly one, despicable fraud, speak my words false?" "I suggest," said the magician, who looked up, I was reminded of the way a larl might raise its head, "the honorable one is mistaken".	10
47	245	He reminded me of the professional wrestlers who, with their troops, handlers, and drummers, sometimes visited the local villages and towns.	10
50	126	I was reminded of the denlike apartments I had encountered on a far world, a steel world, save that there was here, in the recesses, a shallow cistern and, on a wall to the left, as one would enter, a number of slabs of meat, fastened on hooks.	10
57	193	"You are too beautiful to free," I reminded her.	10
58	111	"Of the house of Yamada," Tajima reminded her.	10

Book 34. (16 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	143	Well then would they be reminded that they were slaves, and well then would the free women be reminded, to their pleasure, of their difference from, and their superiority to, slaves, such lowly, humble, marketable, negligible beasts.	10
9	153	I was suddenly reminded of something I had seen long ago.	10
9	710	Was I not, in some way, however negligible, of some value, an investment of sorts, as the dealer had reminded the free woman? What if they miscalculated? What if I could not hold my breath as long as they expected? I began to despair.	10
25	44	It reminded me, oddly, of the movement of another form of life, the movement of the head of a snake.	10
33	68	I was reminded of what noises might be emitted by beasts of my own world, large cats, lions, lords of the African veldt, tigers, sleek and silent-footed, moving like shadows, lords in the Asian jungles, and yet these noises, alarming me, had about them an unusual modulation, an articulation, a subtl...	10
46	208	"I cannot abide my own image in the mirror, and you would confront me with a living mirror, that I be reminded of my own misery, of my own appearance, which I regard with loathing and self-disgust".	10
50	45	I was well reminded of my collar.	10
50	529	"You are free," Kurik reminded her.	10
51	287	Who could mistake those bold, appraising glances, those frank, zestful inspections, which well reminded a girl she was a purchasable object.	10
56	162	"No," said my master, and I, disconcerted and miserable, forbidden to speak, was reminded that I was a slave.	10
57	94	In this way she is reminded she is property, and cannot see toward what she is being borne.	10
61	352	Hearing it, I was well reminded not only that I was a woman, but that I was, on this world, aside from the obvious biotruths of a species, a particular sort of woman, that here I was, in full and complete legality, naught but a property, a vendible, purchasable object.	10
63	28	There are many ways in which a girl may be reminded that her thigh bears a delicate, distinctive mark, and that her neck is locked in a metal collar.	10
63	113	In a thousand ways she is well reminded of her bondage.	10
68	186	In it, one is well reminded one is a slave.	10
68	510	"I am a barbarian," I reminded her, tears in my eyes.	10

Book 35. (8 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	114	On all fours, the slave is well reminded of her slavery.	10
6	294	I supposed that she was now well reminded that she was a slave, not a free woman.	10
8	713	I was reminded of an injured fish thrashing in the water.	10
13	25	She is reminded, in no uncertain terms, that she is a slave, and at the mercy of the free.	10
15	147	"I cannot read," I reminded him.	10
37	169	Too, one is not only vulnerable and helpless in such a position, but so held, in such awkwardness and humiliation, so amusing to the free, one is well reminded of one's slavery.	10
40	23	Too, so situated, the slaves are well reminded of their status, that they are beasts, purchasable, vendible beasts.	10
45	40	How well reminded I was then of the difference between my slightness and its dramatic contrast with the size and strength of men.	10

Book 36. (13 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	33	"A tarsk-bit," the attendant reminded me.	10
11	217	It reminded me of that of the brewery of Temos.	10
16	52	We stood on a gray, coarse surface, the texture of which reminded me of the hide of the common, nine-gilled Gorean shark.	10
19	112	"You are a barbarian," Thurnock reminded her.	10
33	22	"Another of my conditions," I reminded him.	10
35	112	"You cannot know that," I reminded him.	10
45	55	I was then reminded that some evidence of theft had been discovered this very afternoon.	10
46	48	I reminded myself that Clitus was of the Fishermen and Thurnock of the Peasants.	10
48	154	"It is only an artifact," I reminded myself, "only a meaningless object".	10
54	145	First, conception is blocked, until a master might decide otherwise, and the woman is well reminded, so treated, that she is, or will soon be, a slave.	10
57	138	It reminded me a little of the dorsal fin of the nine-gilled Gorean shark, so much like those of Earth, a graceful, efficient, savage form of life, presumably selected for efficient predation, just as the Earth shark in similar environments.	10
59	259	"They are free," I reminded him.	10
59	262	I reminded myself that Thurnock did not share a Home Stone with the lissome dancers.	10