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Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	36	"Do you seek to climb to the Moons of Gor?" I suddenly realized I felt dizzy, or slightly so, but the magnificent black tarn was still climbing, though now struggling, his wings beating fiercely with frustrated persistence against the thinning, less resistant air.	10
5	135	If death was easy, I might seek life less strenuously.	10
13	18	There would be many who would leave the city to seek the comparative safety of the mountains.	10
15	203	"What is it, Ubar, that you hold dearest—your city or your title? Do you seek the welfare of Ar or your private glory?" Marlenus leaped to his feet, hurling the yellow robes of the Afflicted from him, drawing his blade from its sheath with a metallic flash.	10
19	24	None left the roof of the cylinder to seek his safety beyond the city.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	107	But I go to the Sardar for more than truth; foremost in my brain there burns, like an imperative of steel, the cry for blood-vengeance, mine by sword-right, mine by the affinities of blood and caste and city, mine for I am one pledged to avenge a vanished people, fallen walls and towers, a city frow...	10
2	16	That I had been returned to Gor to seek out once more my city and my love was, I was sure, not the spontaneous gesture of generosity, or of justice, that it might seem.	10
3	27	After dark, various serpents seek out the road for its warmth, its stones retaining the sun's heat longer than the surrounding countryside.	10
4	21	I asked myself, in a sane moment, if I should not seek shelter, and I knew that I should, but I could not—because questions burned within me that I could not dare to answer.	10
19	97	I stood there and watched the slaves depart, silently now, like shadows, forsaking the precincts of the mines to seek their outlaw fortunes, their destinies beyond the laws and traditions of their cities.	10
19	134	"Seek her out".	10
19	159	I knew then as I knew now that I would go instead to the Sardar Mountains, that I would enter them and seek the Priest-Kings themselves.	10
26	68	After the six months, however—perhaps she has been reluctant to seek a master?—her initiative in these matters is lost and she belongs to the first man who encircles her throat with the graceful, gleaming badge of servitude.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	80	Even larl cubs when found and raised by men would, on reaching their majority, on some night, in a sudden burst of atavistic fury slay their masters and under the three hurtling moons of Gor lope from the dwellings of men, driven by what instincts I know not, to seek the mountains where they were bo...	10
2	81	A case is known of a larl who traveled more than twenty-five hundred pasangs to seek a certain shallow crevice in the Voltai in which he had been whelped.	10
7	2	I would seek the Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
8	148	Having come for grain and not war, the men of Treve would then turn back, and seek out the fields of a less well-defended city.	10
9	4	The stones of the floor are hard and the Gorean nights are cold and it is a rare girl who, when unchained in the morning, does not seek more dutifully to serve her master.	10
20	183	"That is the weak part of Sarm's plan," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "for you would never go to the tunnels of the Golden Beetle to seek a female Mul".	10
26	264	That she might survive it seemed plausible that evolution would have favored not only the woman attractive to men but the one who had an unusual set of traits—among them perhaps the literally instinctual desire to be his, to belong to him, to seek him out for her mate and submit herself to hi...	10
32	156	"Yes," said Misk, "now it will not be necessary to seek one of the Golden Beetles".	10
34	89	"Seek the girl you love".	10
35	123	"Howsoever I spoke," said Misk, "words cannot diminish men or Priest-Kings—for who cares what we are—if we can act, decide, sense beauty, seek right, and have hopes for our people?" I swallowed hard, for I knew I had hopes for my race, and I sensed how Misk must have them for his, only...	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	2	I had hoped to go to Turia, there to seek the answer to the mystery of the message collar, but it was not to be, at least until the spring.	10
21	176	"You fear the object you seek will leave the city before you can obtain it?" she asked.	10
22	133	"What is it you seek?" I asked.	10
27	9	Kamchak, as a Tuchuk, could not bring himself to be quite as generous with the city's women, and the five thousand most beautiful girls of Turia were branded and given to the commanders of Hundreds, that they might be distributed to the bravest and fiercest of their warriors; the others were permitt...	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	401	Yet, if one of them were to seek Caste Sanctuary, he would surely seek it from Slavers, and not from common Merchants.	10
2	236	"Perhaps it will take you time to find he whom you seek".	10
4	97	"Do you know the name of the man whom you seek?" asked Cernus.	10
4	105	"Yes," said I, "for all I know, the man I seek may be of this house".	10
5	218	Indeed, few of the Nest's humans were any longer slaves, save certain of the men and women who had betrayed us in the Nest War, certain men and women who had been reduced to such bondage because of transgressions, and certain others who had entered the Sardar to seek and acquire the riches of Priest...	10
9	124	"They have no duties other than to seek their own pleasure".	10
9	135	"Commonly," said Ho-Tu, "they will seek out a female slave, one who reminds them of the attendants in the garden, and this woman will comfort them, and explain to them what they are, that they are women, that they are slaves, that they must wear a collar and that they must serve men".	10
13	173	"Minus Tentius Hinrabius," she said, "has a dozen times sent prides of a hundred Warriors to the Voltai to seek him out and slay him, but never have they found him".	10
14	42	The records you seek are not, of course, kept in the office of Caprus".	10
18	69	"I am not he whom you seek".	10

Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	211	Like the Bosk itself I would not seek for trouble, but, too, like the Bosk, I would not refuse to meet it.	10

Book 7. (5 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	313	It occurred to me that I should not follow the parkways, but seek less traveled roads.	10
13	149	She would seek the village of Rarir.	10
15	375	"When it became known that Marlenus, in his hunting, for his sport, would seek her, Rask of Treve gave order for Raf and Pron to attempt to join his retinue".	10
16	142	I wanted to seek the feet of Rask of Treve, on my belly, abjectly, as befits a slave; I wanted to cover them with soft, abundant cascades of hair, water them with salty, plentiful tears; I wanted to lick them, deferentially, lengthily, with a small, warm tongue; I wanted to kiss them, timidly, tende...	10
17	192	But I knew that she would seek out one named Barus, of the leather workers, whose name she had often moaned in her sleep.	10

Book 8. (11 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	102	"You have no obligation," said Samos, "to seek the girl Talena".	10
3	25	I must seek Talena! Thurnock, at my command, had this morning sold the two panther girls, Tana and Ela, at the slave market.	10
4	224	"I now seek Talena," I said.	10
4	227	"I seek Talena," I told her.	10
4	301	"I am going to seek Talena," I said.	10
4	359	"I seek Talena," I told her.	10
6	481	"You seek Verna?" she asked.	10
6	544	"And, Merchant," said she, "do not seek hereafter to mix in the affairs of Verna and Marlenus".	10
11	25	Then I would seek others, stronger still.	10
15	498	I was pleased that we had this food, much of it, because I did not wish to be distracted by the need to seek out supplies.	10
22	569	"Do not seek to come to the city of Ar," said he.	10

Book 9. (9 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	454	And when Telima had fled my house, when I had determined to seek Talena in the northern forests, I had, too, let her go.	10
1	587	It had been that of Telima, who had fled to the marshes, when I had determined to seek Talena in the northern forests.	10
1	661	I will seek the vengeance".	10
1	667	"It is mine to seek the vengeance".	10
6	404	"How will you know the one of the Kurii whom you seek?" asked Ivar.	10
8	293	"How will you know the one of the Kurii whom you seek?" Ivar had asked me, in his hall.	10
11	158	"We seek empty lands to the south, to farm," said the Kur.	10
16	214	"In building this chamber," I said, "it was not the intention of Torvald that it should be he who was awakened within it, but rather those who came to seek him".	10
20	36	"When I, in the hall of Samos, before leaving for the northern forests to seek Talena, learned of your flight, I wept".	10

Book 10. (14 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	807	"What did the Kur seek in such a country?" asked Samos.	10
3	287	"Seek then," said I, "such men for me".	10
7	766	I decided I would seek an inn for the night.	10
10	388	"Travelers often seek out curiosities," I said.	10
10	400	"What do you seek in the desert?" I asked.	10
11	304	"We shall seek an inn," said Hassan.	10
11	489	"Seek safety in the kasbah!" Among the running people rode warriors, slashing about themselves, slaying and freeing for themselves a path for their mounts.	10
17	73	We do know they will seek the truth.	10
21	240	I do not know what you seek, or what your mission may be, but I shall accompany you.	10
21	251	Yet I admired him that he should so indomitably seek it.	10
24	457	Is it not enough to own and master, and have the whole slave of her? I think the culture makes them that way, that it twists them from the power and force, and the magnificence, of the mastery to smaller, more petty, less worthy concerns, and that they seek lamentable, misdirected vengeance on innoc...	10
24	844	"There is in them, perhaps," I suggested, "a disposition to respond to dominance, to yearn for it, to seek it out, to, by their behavior, beg for it.	10
26	261	First, she had called out his name at Red Rock, among the flames, during the raid of Tarna's men; secondly, she had fled from his riders, to return to Red Rock, to seek him out, when she had been captured; third, she had, that very evening, upon discovering who might be her master, cried out his nam...	10
26	1211	They do not shrivel before the moral fervor of fanatics; rather they seek to look behind words, discarding them as largely meaningless, to discover what is truly meant, what is wanted, what is being striven for, and, if these programs and policies are implemented, what will be the nature of the resu...	10

Book 11. (6 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	1089	Just as, in our world, it is not uncommon to seek the advice of an interior decorator in obtaining and organizing the appointments of one's own dwelling, so, too, in the Gorean world, it is not uncommon to call in a trainer and beautician to appraise and improve a girl.	10
9	2183	"If I choose to seek the leadership of the district," said Thurnus, "I will do so.	10
12	396	Angrily, she crept away, to seek another.	10
19	64	I wanted to scream out to them that I knew nothing of their messages or whatever it was they might seek.	10
23	29	"You seek to escape punishment," he said.	10
24	85	Many women on Earth who have been subtly led to hold themselves in contempt, by advertising and such, for their failure to embody certain currently fashionable stereotypes of female beauty, to seek which could actually jeopardize their health, would find, perhaps to their misery and terror, that the...	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	381	'Come seek us, Fools, if you dare!'" "Perhaps," I said.	10
2	393	"There you must seek out Half-Ear, and destroy him".	10
2	449	"Men will never seek them," said Samos.	10
4	507	It would then be ready to seek the sea and, beyond it, the world's end.	10
7	9	"You are not the man I seek," I said.	10
7	20	"I am pleased I am not he whom you seek," said Bertram of Lydius.	10
7	22	"The one I seek," I said, "is skilled with the knife.	10
8	175	"You seek to anger me".	10
15	1173	"Some free women sense them," I said, "and seek masters, that they may kneel and be collared".	10
17	116	"I seek an enemy," I said.	10
17	121	"You seek the beast with the torn ear? He is your enemy?" "Yes," I said.	10
21	247	"It is time again, perhaps," I said, "to seek for her forgotten faces".	10
23	294	"Together we might seek out Tina and Constance".	10
33	32	When we seek the unknown is it ourselves for which we truly search? Then I dismissed such foolish thoughts.	10

Book 13. (21 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	533	If you wished you could starve for another day, or you could seek garbage elsewhere, or beg, or fish for scraps in the canals".	10
6	774	"We must seek lodging," I said to Sasi.	10
10	45	"I seek information," I said, "on one who seemed a beggar, who was called Kunguni".	10
10	83	"Do not seek him," said Kipofu.	10
11	113	"Do not seek him," had said Kipofu.	10
14	652	It is she whom we must seek.	10
18	249	It is he from whom we must seek that elusive artifact".	10
23	405	I seek the Ua River".	10
24	111	Indeed, I had no doubt but what Bila Huruma would design a sober and judicious course, gentle, if necessary, harsh, if necessary, to bring about those ends which he might seek.	10
25	50	"These other slaves, too," I said, "might be tempted to seek an easier slavery within the collar of the empire".	10
27	145	Did he think men would fear to pursue him upon its lonely waters, penetrating such a lush, perilous, mysterious region? Surely he must know that I, and others, to seek the ring, would follow him even into the steaming, flower-strewn wilderness of the Ua.	10
27	299	"But I fear that it is not we alone who seek your Shaba".	10
29	221	Their capacity to leave the water, in certain small streams, during dry seasons, enables them to seek other streams, still flowing, or pools.	10
32	836	How incredibly exciting and marvelous they are! What a fool a man is who does not seek, and release, the deepest slave in them! Then she was on her belly, whimpering, scratching at the turf, her face pressed against it.	10
39	9	"We can perhaps trade for fruit and vegetables and you can obtain information on he whom you seek, he called Shaba".	10
47	40	"They will scatter and seek shelter, beneath leaves and twigs, under the debris of the forest, and then, summoned by their leaders, they will reform and again take up the march".	10
50	50	"Why do you seek Shaba?" asked Turgus.	10
51	126	Girls seek eagerly to learn from one another.	10
52	130	"I seek Shaba," said Bila Huruma.	10
52	161	"Why do you seek Shaba?" asked Bila Huruma.	10
52	162	"Doubtless for the same reason you, too, seek him," I said.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	333	"I cannot be he whom you seek.	10
19	128	He had doubtless suspected that she would seek me out, or another male slave of her choice.	10
22	802	And she must now, helplessly, seek the other".	10
27	295	"Why do you seek her?" "These are hard times," said Miles of Vonda.	10
29	9	"I seek an Earth girl," I said, "one called Beverly Henderson, who was brought with me, as a slave, to this world.	10
29	14	"I must seek her out," I said.	10
34	216	"I seek a girl," I said, "one I knew on a far world, one called Earth".	10
34	226	Was I to seek for her in every city and village and town on Gor, in every building, in every tent, on every barge? In what stray corner might she be chained? On what obscure square of sand might she be squirming for masters? "I do not anticipate difficulties," I said.	10
34	229	"Perhaps she whom I seek is among them!" I said.	10
34	294	"I think it likely that she whom I seek is in that city".	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	I Seek the Whereabouts of a Slave; I Spend an Evening in the Belled Collar I slipped behind the girl and suddenly seized her, holding my hand tightly over her mouth.	10
1	407	"And if one is a natural slave," she said, "surely it is acceptable for her to seek, even desperately, the fulfillment of her deepest needs".	10
1	482	"She whom you seek is a slave, is she not?" she asked me.	10
19	91	"Seek a physician," I told him.	10
19	108	I seek one once of Port Cos, a warrior, one whose name is Callimachus".	10
24	122	He who denies a woman her right to serve man, and particularly in such small ways, denies to her a portion of herself; that man is not only a fool, for he is the natural recipient of such attentions, but he is cruel; such a denial, too, can make a woman ashamed to seek sexual gratification for such ...	10
25	76	"Yet guardsmen of these two places have been for weeks in Victoria and have made no effort to seek one another out".	10
29	69	"That is why I came to Victoria, to seek out Callimachus, that he might, in these dark times, with the topaz in transit, lend us his council, and his blade".	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	154	"We must seek our sister ships, to stand with them!" called the oar master.	10
5	239	"We shall seek permission to put down the longboat," said one of my fellows.	10
8	150	Why?" "Then what I seek," I said, "must still be on board".	10
9	208	"He was left here to kill those, not of the pirates, who might seek refuge in the hulk of the Tuka," she said.	10
11	29	Did Miles of Vonda seek to conceal from me his affection for a mere slave? It was obvious that he cherished that slave.	10
17	143	Does not the slave in woman call piteously for its master? But, too, does not the master seek his slave? There is no fulfillment for the slave without the master, nor for the master without the slave.	10
17	984	"Seek out now the girl who held your leash last night," I said.	10
19	414	Is that so hard to understand? Who, honestly, would not want to own such a woman? Who, honestly, would not want such a beauty, such a wench, in his collar? And so, naturally, these are the sorts of women slavers seek.	10
19	872	Surely one may be what one is, and seek what one desires".	10
20	1424	Not unoften is a would-be fugitive apprehended because, driven by her slave needs, she has no alternative other than to seek their assuagement.	10
21	579	Slavers seek out the best of women, those who are, at least potentially, the most appetitious, the most feminine, the most desirable, the most beautiful.	10

Book 17. (13 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	950	At other times, if the point becomes dislodged in the body, it is common to seek it with a bone or greenwood probe, and then, when one has found it, attempt to work it free with a knife.	10
1	1236	"They will normally seek out such areas," I said.	10
1	1259	"We seek Zarendargar," said Kog.	10
2	115	Port Kar used to seek slaves in the delta itself but, some years ago, the men of the delta learned the great bow, the peasant bow, and since that time such raids have almost ceased.	10
3	147	"It will be my conjecture," said the man, "that he whom you seek, the trader, Grunt, is bound not for Fort Haskins, but for Kailiauk".	10
7	31	Too, even more luscious merchandise you may seek from the central block in open bidding!" I wondered if the woman knew that she was, in all likelihood, to be soon branded.	10
13	1351	"Even the girl who does not have a female trainer," I said, "will often seek out more experienced girls, to beg them for their intimate counsels and their secrets of love and beauty.	10
14	282	She now knows that she, as a slave, must open herself to feeling, and even seek it avidly, even knowing whence it leads, to the acknowledgment of the male as her master, and of her as his slave.	10
14	1296	"I seek it," I said.	10
16	94	"A beast, one of the sort which you seek?" "I think so," I said.	10
17	422	The next task is to seek improvement".	10
19	771	I had come to seek him.	10
19	772	Others, too, had come to seek him.	10

Book 18. (14 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	198	To be sure, it is not unknown for a man to occasionally seek the lodge of his warrior society, where his children and woman cannot follow him.	10
17	12	"What has happened?" "You are the second to seek him today," said Akihoka, bent over, muchly hidden in the robe.	10
17	129	I must seek out Grunt!.	10
18	1	I Continue to Seek an Assessment of Oiputake "Where is Grunt!" I cried.	10
18	183	"I really seek Wopeton," I said.	10
18	250	He might then go to some lonely place, to seek a dream or vision, that he might know what to do.	10
26	135	"I am to seek out one called Grunt," she said, "and tell him who I am, that I am the slave of Cotanka, of the Wismahi".	10
29	7	"Run! Seek your safety!" I saw another free woman cutting at the hair of other kneeling beauties, freeing them from the cruel hair coffles, that they might flee as best they might.	10
30	70	Others will seek the stars.	10
34	491	"You would seek this medicine helper?" asked Canka.	10
35	77	"One must seek medicine helpers in certain ways," said Canka.	10
35	200	It is enough to try to dream, to seek the vision.	10
44	718	On the other hand, who could deny that a beautiful slave has no means by which she might seek to achieve her ends? He who might deny this has never seen one dance, or kneel at his feet, or heard her whispers in the darkness.	10
47	147	"Will you seek the sun?" I laughed.	10

Book 19. (6 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	240	Too, you will always be able to find frustrates who, excusing themselves, will seek to lay their failures and shortcomings not at their own door but at the gate of their city".	10
15	355	The conniving woman on Gor, she who would seek to control and manipulate men, is likely to soon find herself at the feet of her would-be victim, naked, kissing them, licking them tenderly, hoping fervently to be found pleasing, her throat closely encircled with a collar, a slave collar, his, locked.	10
16	94	I sought a dwelling, or a road, which I might follow to a dwelling, that I might there, like an urt, skulk about and, as at the inn, piteously seek some sustenance from their refuse.	10
33	729	I alone am she whom you seek.	10
36	385	"You seek to divert my wrath," he said.	10
36	757	"Do not seek further to make a fool of me".	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	823	"Go, seek out your own master," I said.	10
6	812	"Do not seek to do it again!" "Have it your own way," said Boots.	10
10	826	"Now seek out Rowena, the blond slave," said Boots.	10
16	38	"But, good sir," called Chino, keeping his distance, "we are but two humble cloth workers!" "Do not seek to deceive Petrucchio, captain of Turia!" cried Petrucchio.	10
16	784	It is in this direction that we will seek new adventures, lands to be devastated, armies to be defeated, cities to subdue, noble free women to be protected and guarded on dangerous roads".	10
16	1020	"Do not seek to force a match between us, Ubar," said Temenides.	10
21	552	The answers you seek, or some of them, must be there!" "An attempt was made on my life, in Port Kar," I said.	10
21	663	Consider even the possibility that I, displeased, might come to seek you out".	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	160	"Do you seek service?" he asked.	10
4	134	"I have considered going abroad, to seek my fortune," he said.	10
4	137	"You would seek service then with some captain?" I said.	10
4	303	"Do not seek to interfere in the affairs of men," said Genserix.	10
5	3	"I am interested in seeing the world, and will seek my fortune".	10
13	271	Too, when they are hungry enough they will creep out at night to seek food.	10
15	45	They know the pleasures of power, and they honestly and candidly seek, appreciate, and relish them.	10
16	140	Do not concern yourself in this matter, sweet daughter, with the values of others, and particularly of men, for you are not a man, or of those who desire to be imitative of men, but seek to find your own female values, the deepest and most feminine values in your being, those of your deepest self.	10
18	31	"I assume Ar will not accommodate all the refugees who may seek asylum there," he said.	10
18	81	If she is reluctant, the whip will convince her that it is not only now permissible for her to be sexual, but that her sexual dispositions and nature are now to be as accepted and manifest as the color of her eyes and of her hair, and the delights of her figure, and that she is now to seek the satis...	10
19	447	It is my intention to seek caste asylum in Ar".	10
21	7	"We seek lodging in the city," I said to the man.	10
24	589	Similarly, you came here to find riches, to seek your fortune.	10
25	2273	"To be sure," I said, "it is not unknown for females, free women, of course, to seek power".	10
25	2284	"What do you think would happen if you were to seek power, Louise?" I asked.	10
26	474	Too, it did not help that men, however inexplicably, seemed to care more for, and seek more avidly, and prize more highly, these lowly slaves, purchasable in markets, than themselves, in all their inestimable regalias of freedom and power.	10

Book 22. (11 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	426	"What is it you seek?" "I seek the blood of a slave," he said, regarding me.	10
11	974	In my fears it was natural that I should seek him out, gross and loathsome though he might be.	10
20	193	Usually, as it is their caste policy, the farmers or villagers seek new land, usually farther away, to start again.	10
20	347	"I will seek service with some mercenary captain".	10
24	124	Could I not be given a gesture of mercy, that I might turn about and flee back, scrambling up that loose sand to the comparative safety of the ridge, to seek shelter within the compass of the guard's whip and sword? The guard, however, made no motion.	10
27	209	If there had been something there, presumably it would be only another of his fellows, perhaps relieving himself in the darkness, not wanting to seek out the latrines.	10
29	404	"He came to seek me," said Tupita, boldly.	10
29	1168	"If ever I should be able, I shall seek you out.	10
29	1553	They could form no plan, it seemed, between them as to who should hold, who should seek an opening.	10
34	137	"Tela would seek out Aulus, overseer of the work camp of Ionicus, near Venna.	10
34	750	That a man would so seek a slave, and place his very life in peril for her may seem to mean nothing to him, as he will choose to view it, as he will dismiss it with scorn, but it means much to the slave.	10

Book 23. (3 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	159	"Do not seek to compound your crime with deceit," I said.	10
21	194	"See? See? And it is my hope that my face, too, should you be pleased to look upon it, may be found not unattractive!" "Do you seek to interest your captors?" he asked.	10
21	199	"I seek to interest my captors," she said, "as a female!" "What would you have of us?" he inquired.	10

Book 24. (10 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	233	"We seek directions to Teslit".	10
6	44	Needless to say, this mobility can be very useful to the rencers, enabling them, for example, to seek new fishing grounds and harvest fresh stands of rence, their major trading commodity, used for various purposes, such as the manufacture of cloth and paper.	10
12	221	You seek to make me angry".	10
13	312	"Surely they know we only seek to close with those of Cos, with their force in the north," said a fellow.	10
13	403	"Seek them!" I urged.	10
14	116	"But surely they understand we seek only to close with Cos".	10
17	64	"Seek new bindings for your wounds," said a man.	10
19	219	Had I not defeated it? Had I not, at least, discouraged it? Should it not now, in all propriety, take wing and seek the assuagements of its hunger elsewhere, in the rich feasts offered by the delta.	10
28	39	"The difficulties you experience would be experienced as well by any who would seek you, and most such, not even knowing you in the vicinity, will be abed at such times.	10
37	402	"Seek him out and see if he will make an offer on her," I said.	10

Book 25. (18 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	547	Some ignorantly and sanctimoniously devote themselves to uncriticized abstractions; some strive merely to please their fellows; some, more ambitious, with their eye on power, seek to equal, or even outdo, their peers in lunacy; let civilization be inverted, if only they will then be on top; some, mo...	10
19	1249	"Surely it is understandable that a girl such as myself, one so helpless, one in bondage, would seek to avert the wrath of men, that she would seek by her curves, her service and love to soften the hearts of masters".	10
3	844	Perhaps those which would seek to mate in the fullness of light distracted the group from feeding, or were too much fought over.	10
7	461	"We should seek lodging," said Marcus.	10
7	563	"Let us seek lodging," said Marcus.	10
8	336	Doubtless they would seek various employments.	10
8	343	"I seek employment," I said.	10
8	951	Why is it that some men seek wars, traveling to the ends of the earth to find them? It is because they have a taste for such things.	10
8	963	"I seek employment," I said.	10
9	303	"Treason!" "Your father sent men to the Voltai, to seek out and destroy Marlenus of Ar!" cried Talena.	10
10	402	It is the slave men seek.	10
14	179	It is natural then, given such commonalities, and abused and despised by free women, that they should often seek out one another's company.	10
18	161	"He whom you seek is now doubtless making his exit," said Marcus.	10
19	88	Nor is it surprising that men respect free women but seek, and lust after, slaves.	10
19	463	These conjectures seemed to me sensible, for it would be likely to be only such a woman, spoiled and pampered, who would seek to have her way with the famed Milo.	10
20	677	It is no wonder Gorean men seek slaves.	10
21	347	Does she falter? Does her hand inadvertently, in ever so small, so incipient, a gesture, lift toward her throat? Interestingly, many women who have had this experience, who have had the collar on their neck, will soon seek the companionship.	10
24	113	He does admonish her to seek permission before leaving the premises again, and she, trembling, contrite, hopefully having escaped a lashing, squirming, agrees.	10

Book 26. (25 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	49	The powerful, healthy man is aggressive and lustful; what is he to do when he realizes at last he has been mistreated, denied, cheated, starved, and shamed; he may rise up with a snarl; let the wife be dismayed to discover she is to her horror then in the vicinity of a man; what does he care; let hi...	10
13	25	And thus did I, a slave girl on an exotic world, seek to placate he who was to me in this place as master.	10
13	26	"Do the women of your world seek to placate thusly the men of their world?" he asked.	10
18	119	Some free women seek the collar, having come to understand that only in it can they find their fulfillment and happiness, and, paradoxically, at last, strangely perhaps, their most profound freedom.	10
19	50	It would not do, of course, for slaves to seek such stones.	10
29	245	Were it not for honor I would remain secretly, at the risk of my very life, in this city, to seek her, to somehow come into possession of her! Were it not for honor I would find my love, and fly with her! Kneel, head down!" The slave struggled again to her knees.	10
31	3	"If I knew whom you seek, perhaps," said the pit master.	10
31	7	"You know whom we seek," said the leader of the men in black tunics.	10
31	164	"Perhaps he whom you seek is not here," said the pit master.	10
31	170	"You would palm this off upon us," demanded the leader of the black-tunicked men, "for he whom we seek?" "I do not understand you," said the pit master.	10
31	172	"You put a madman here, a simpleton, a dolt, one out of his wits, one who does not know his own name, a worthless, meaningless brute, a monster of no consequence, and expect to delude us!" "We can seek further, if you wish," said the pit master.	10
31	173	"We have it on authority," said the leader of the black-tunicked men, "that he whom we seek is in the depths.	10
31	179	"I shall be pleased to seek further," said the pit master.	10
31	271	"You have played a clever game of double Kaissa," said the leader of the black-tunicked men, "leading us to believe, as though falsely, this was he whom we seek, when it was in truth he, but the game has been penetrated".	10
31	272	"This is not he whom you seek!" said the pit master.	10
31	273	"And whom do we seek?" asked the leader of the black-tunicked men.	10
31	275	"He whom we seek surely could not be confessedly in Treve," laughed the leader of the black-tunicked men.	10
31	284	"We have found he whom we seek," said the leader, "and we will brook no interference".	10
37	140	I had seen them, in a little demonstration which had been staged for my benefit, one I was never likely to forget, seek out and rip apart particular pieces of meat, pieces of meat which had been given particular names.	10
40	206	"If you win," said the officer to the pit master, "you may gleefully splash yourself upon the rocks at the foot of the wall, thereby bringing joy to the hearts of local wild sleen, and the slave, bound by her fear of compromising your honor, which compromise would then be in violation of our arrange...	10
40	269	How often do we seek to do one thing and discover we have done another? How often we achieve ends which we do not intend.	10
42	182	And if this is not the slave we seek, if you have delivered the wrong girl to us, if it turns out that you have been mistaken, or have sought to trick or betray us, you will be in our power, answerable, and fully, to our displeasure".	10
44	180	Too, you tried to seek power from guards, and even, through them, to contact, and influence, others, others, even, outside the house.	10
46	14	It seems almost certain he would seek to return to Ar.	10
46	156	Thus it was that in recruiting one to seek you out and cut your throat it was I who came first, and naturally, to the attention of my superiors, they aware of my hatred for you, my loathing for you, but not of my lust for you, my unquenchable desire for you.	10

Book 27. (30 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	1348	What slave does not seek her love master? What man does not seek his love slave? But commonly the slave must strive to conceal the flames of her love, as she is only a slave.	10
1	21	But had you had my experiences, and were you I, were you faced with yourself, and frightened, or disconcerted, or shamed, you might, too, seek to distance yourself from that most sensitive, usually most zealously concealed, of subject matters, yourself.	10
2	226	That was doubtless the sort of body that men might seek.	10
4	139	"I thought that subscribers to your ideology methodologically affected bellicose facades of what they mistakenly believe to be masculine body language, for example, leaning back, and throwing the legs apart, indicating, supposedly, their masculinity, and openness, their lack of inhibitions, and such...	10
8	110	How she would hate and despise men who were too weak for the mastery, who would fearfully seek to avoid its privileges, powers and responsibilities! No, he, and others like him, were far from weak! They were strong, much stronger than the timid, boring weaklings so endemic, like bacteria, on her for...	10
11	830	Gorean men, she had learned, prize high intelligence in a woman, and seek it in their slaves.	10
11	1015	As a result we, and those akin to us, tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable.	10
15	517	They must seek out other slaves.	10
17	847	You must not be a woman, you must not be so alive, you must not be so needful! You must not desire to love and serve! Castigate such temptations! Ridicule yourself for such tender, animal realities! Think yourself because of them small and disgusting! Seek redemptive frigidity! Praise inertness! Sin...	10
17	969	"Seek your collar!" snarled a man.	10
18	477	Men, it seems, respect free women, but seek slaves, they venerate the citizeness, but it is we whom they buy; they esteem the free woman but it is we whom they rope and leash, and lead home.	10
18	555	She restrained her impulse to run back to the Tower of Corridon, to seek the security of the loft, of her stall, of the kitchen.	10
18	579	"Seek provender at the taverns, at the brothels," said Portus.	10
19	16	They seek the Delta Brigade!" "There is no such thing," said Selius Arconious.	10
20	326	I love my collar, but should I not seek to return to my rightful Master? Might he not search for me? And so Ellen resolved to attempt to elude her unwitting captors.	10
20	469	"I seek news of my master, and his party, that I may be returned to him".	10
20	644	It is not so strange then, she thought, that women desire masters, that they long to love and serve, to give themselves to the master, that in their hearts they want and seek masters.	10
22	601	She must seek out the dealers of wine amongst them, and deliver the order, to be brought to the vat of Callimachus of Cos, to whose tablet it would be marked.	10
24	7	Some had left to seek their beverage elsewhere in the camp.	10
25	683	Despite their profession of disinterest in such matters, free women, it seems clear, seek avidly to learn all they can about female slaves and their lives.	10
26	132	"Did you come to seek me out? To buy a slave?" "Curiosity is not becoming in a kajira," he said.	10
26	464	"But men may seek you, for you possessed gold, coins which, it seems, may have borne the quality and weight certifications of Jad, on Cos!" "Do not concern yourself with such matters," he said.	10
26	1386	"Well," said Selius Arconious, "I think that I shall seek some rest".	10
27	105	If a woman would be beautiful let her seek her master, and his collar.	10
27	496	What do you seek?" Mirus smiled.	10
27	504	"What do you seek?" asked Portus, again, this time not pleasantly.	10
27	508	"I fear, Master," she said, "it is I whom they seek".	10
27	1144	"Why did they seek you?" asked the spokesman.	10
27	1889	Yes, yes, she thought, they speak truths, mighty truths, lovely truths, deep truths, incontrovertible truths, precious truths, yes, such as I are indeed for the entertainment of men, for the sport of men, of masters! It is that for which we exist, and desire to exist, the pleasure of men, the entert...	10
30	615	Perhaps it is best for them not to seek the truth.	10

Book 28. (22 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	92	"Females seek their masters, males seek their slaves".	10
1	109	Let them laugh and fight, and drink and quarrel, and seek their slaves in conquered cities and taverns, and chain them and put them to their feet, and not inquire into the dark and mighty processes which have bred them, which have made them so real, and necessary.	10
1	1347	He knows, he must know, what I am thinking! So he reads women, does he? Well, he is mistaken in the case of such as I! Perhaps there are low women who would grovel and place a man's foot upon their head, but I am not one such! My knees do not seek the tiles! My tongue is not for the feet of masters!...	10
5	365	"We would then seek another," said Pyrrhus.	10
13	55	Too, what true man does not desire absolute power over a woman, and what true woman does not seek a man at whose feet to kneel? Cabot smiled, and spread his hands, making very clear, ritualistically, that he was unweaponed.	10
20	75	"Did you or did you not seek the death of the human, Tarl Cabot?" "I did," said Pyrrhus.	10
26	68	"But they will seek them and utilize them to protect the world," said Peisistratus.	10
26	157	"I must seek out Grendel, for he may need me," said Cabot.	10
26	177	"Where will you seek Grendel?" asked Peisistratus.	10
28	73	"You are determined to seek Grendel?" said Peisistratus.	10
28	75	"Where will you seek him?" "Where I think he will go," said Cabot, "a place where Kurii will be reluctant to follow".	10
37	29	"Many, the cattle," said Cabot, "might be neutral, others might favor the Theocrat of the World, and seek the emoluments he might offer for their allegiance".	10
39	65	It was much as when the nine-gilled shark, in its intended, smooth hunt, finds itself suddenly startled as its quarry disappears into the midst of darting, schooling parsit fish, and loses sight then not only of its intended quarry, but finds it difficult, further, to seek out another, even a substi...	10
43	203	I think it is best for us to leave this place, and seek some camp of allies".	10
43	235	"She might run to the purple scarves, and seek to ingratiate herself once more with Agamemnon, swearing her fealty to him, perhaps bartering for power with our plans and positions," said Cabot.	10
51	114	"Many men seek them out," said Cabot.	10
67	15	Humans, whose ways were surely not the ways of Kur, left the camp, to seek what shelters, what concealments, they might.	10
71	6	"They may, however," said Cabot, "seek you out".	10
74	186	"I am going to seek out our old camp, from which, long ago, we were to march on the palace".	10
77	162	Many would in time seek their fortunes on Gor.	10
79	623	"I did not seek you in the markets, or hunt you, or capture you," said Cabot.	10
79	631	Slave girls, surely, are often tried out by masters, to see if they are satisfactory, and, if they are not, the master may seek another.	10

Book 29. (23 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	35	A slave is seldom subjected to cruelty so subtle and insidious, a cruelty which would seek to deny her to herself, which would seek to impose falsehood and pretense upon her, punishing her not only for what she cannot help but for that which is most precious in her, what makes her most herself.	10
28	134	It is a time rather for the taverns and halls, for fires and brew, for paga and kaissa, for brawls and slaves, and the waiting for En'Kara, when, one's resources likely having been depleted, one will seek out captains and merchants, and seek perchance a new bench, a new oar.	10
1	131	"We will seek water".	10
2	297	I had seen her helplessness and degradation, even how her citizenry was being taught to acclaim their conquerors, to blame themselves for the faults of others, to seek forgiveness for crimes of which they themselves were the victims.	10
5	218	What a terror for a free woman, reduced to bondage, to know that spurned suitors may find her, even seek her out, and buy her.	10
5	288	"You are to enter the forest," said Sullius Maximus, "and seek out a forester, by name, Pertinax.	10
5	653	"Every bounty hunter on Gor will seek her," said another.	10
5	1040	"I shall enter the forest," I said, "and seek out my superior".	10
5	1103	They sell well, and some men seek them out, in the taverns.	10
10	95	Interestingly, though I suppose there must be exceptions to this generalization, the women of the "strange men" seem generally reconciled to the fact, and will even expect, that their males will seek gratifications beyond the walls of their own domiciles.	10
11	369	"Tomorrow," she said, "may I seek out Master Pertinax, and inform him of the petition of a stable slave?" Pertinax was currently housed in one of the barracks occupied by the loggers.	10
13	1	I Seek Information in the Slave House It was night.	10
13	204	What do you want of me? If you do not want my blood, or to bind me, and trade me for a bounty, what do you want? Why have you sought me out?" "No woman in a collar," I said, "should be curious as to why a man might seek her out".	10
13	352	Every bounty hunter on Gor, professional or amateur, would seek the Ubara.	10
14	197	"I would seek his help," I said, "not for me but for my friend, Pertinax.	10
15	441	"Seek to learn more," I said.	10
19	31	Closed formations seek uneven ground, use ditches, diagonally anchored, sharpened stakes, and such.	10
25	256	I would seek out Tajima, who had not attended the feast, perhaps because of the absence of Sumomo, and other contract women, or perhaps because of the presence of female slaves.	10
26	178	Others will seek her out, and kill for her, for the gold".	10
29	25	"You will be better off to seek oils and a heated tub," I said.	10
37	62	To be sure, in many places she must seek the center of the river.	10
43	51	Many such women are only too eager then to be permitted to seek refuge within a warrior's tent, within which they will serve as, and be used as, a slave.	10
43	132	"It is clear then," said Lord Nishida, "why he might seek a different, safer name for himself, as doubtless many others with us, who were driven from Ar, either as former members of the party of the Ubara, or of the occupational forces".	10

Book 30. (34 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	490	Who, after all, would think to seek him beyond the farther islands? Or perhaps he wished to seek a fortune in a new, untried venue, a fortune, like many, obtainable by sword skill? Perhaps, on the other hand, he sought the former Lady Flavia of Ar.	10
26	126	Vulos who would seek this cot were carried about, for example, to the training area of the tarns somewhere back in the mountains, and, there, I had no doubt, in the mountains, were kept, in their tiny wood-barred cages, vulos which, if released, would seek as their cot and roost the very room above,...	10
1	386	"Thousands before, hundreds even now, of bounty hunters," said a man, "in hundreds of towns and cities, in hundreds of hamlets and villages, seek the former Ubara, Talena of Ar".	10
3	355	How worthless and disgusting are slaves! How lustful men seek them so! I was profoundly disturbed, terrified, to see my neck in a collar.	10
3	713	Too, one would not seek Port Kar, as it is a den of thieves and cutthroats, and Tharna was out of the question.	10
3	720	"And I feared, too," she said, "to seek the major islands, for during the occupation many of the women of Ar had been collected and sent there on slave ships".	10
3	811	The catastrophes in Ar had begun some days ago, hundreds of fugitives from Ar had scattered from the city, presumably most to seek the coast, and eventual security in the islands; and the six women in the camp might well have been from Ar, perhaps proscribed women, begging passage from Ar, even at t...	10
5	192	Or seek Thassa.	10
5	377	"It was better," said Lord Nishida, "that he be thought dead, that such a word be carried south, that the apprehension of enemies be assuaged, that none might seek his secrets, that his plans would be thought lost forever, that no ship such as this could be built, or, if built, duplicated".	10
8	497	I had little doubt he would eventually seek his opportunity, perhaps a thrust in the darkness, a feigned misstep at the ice, the provoking of a quarrel, or such.	10
12	54	We had had two hail storms of great severity when farther north, storms such as those which, in the Barrens, north and east of the Voltai, sometimes decimate flocks of migrating birds, striking them from the sky, flocks which, obedient to their hereditary imperatives, refuse to land and seek shelter...	10
14	261	They would seek the best accounting possible.	10
15	109	"Seek Thassa, sleen," he said.	10
15	111	"Do you seek to interfere?" asked Tereus.	10
20	258	How natural then that they should seek the beauties of the paga taverns, that they should raid far cities to bring back women, much as I, naked, in coffles.	10
21	24	"It may not be safe to seek the shore.	10
21	347	Free women hate female slaves; men, on the other hand, prize them, and seek to own them.	10
22	127	"Seek safety," I said.	10
24	411	"Seek another," I said.	10
26	127	Similarly there must have been vulos in that room which, if released, would seek a different cot and roost, perhaps, for example, one housed in the training area for tarns, back in the mountains.	10
26	146	Once free of the rope, the girls were permitted to rise to their feet, that they might seek their keepers, and be returned to their kennels.	10
27	183	"Let us seek one of the closed places.	10
30	170	I must seek an audience with Lord Nishida.	10
33	338	She would lie a quarter of a pasang offshore, or seek a harbor of unusual depth".	10
35	35	"Should you not, at the first opportunity," I said, "seek to make contact with the ship?" "No," he said.	10
35	84	"We seek one Cineas," said the fellow on the ship, who seemed to be its captain, or, in any event, in a position of some authority.	10
36	14	One supposed that Lord Yamada, in his less-straitened circumstances, would be less motivated to seek foreign goods, but, too, one supposed, if he were once apprised of tarns, as presumably he soon would be, and might now be, he would be eager to supply himself with so valuable a military arm.	10
36	133	"Two of the black caste were hired to seek out Cineas, and slay him," said the captain.	10
36	148	"Assassins now seek Cineas?" said the stranger.	10
36	152	"My men, as well," said the captain, "still seek Cineas".	10
36	277	Seek a gate.	10
36	285	Seek a gate".	10
36	594	Men seek their slaves, and women their masters".	10
37	1237	"There are so many," I asked, "who hunger so for knowledge, and so avidly seek it?" "Not at all," she said.	10

Book 31. (19 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	235	What is so special about their terrified, groveling rival, licking and kissing at her master's feet, with her marked thigh, and band-encircled throat? What could she, a slave, an animal, possibly have, or offer, that might begin to compete with the accorded favor of a free woman, standing on her dig...	10
8	1547	Who knows how often fellows will come to the eating house, or why they will seek one table rather than another? "Would Master not like to have me at his slave ring?" I whispered.	10
9	310	They tend to despise the needful, lovely, feminine slave, the sort men are likely to seek, capture, collar, and put to their feet.	10
10	595	A free person might seek sanctuary in a temple, but a slave might be killed, if found within one, after which the temple must be purified.	10
14	71	It would unprotestingly accept her pettinesses and abuses, which were not infrequent, would seek to attend to her wants, which were frequent, and, to the extent practical, would indulge her every whim.	10
15	14	Might I not hide by a gate, and then run when it was opened? Could I traverse a hundred paces before being pulled down by boys? I feared to inform on the beast, for it might escape, and seek me out.	10
15	212	It would come, occasionally, out of the sewers, however clumsily, to seek slower, easier game.	10
17	69	He then departed, to seek the betting tables beneath the stadium tiers.	10
18	359	I could understand how it was that men would seek the paga taverns.	10
20	16	The five hunters had left before dawn, presumably to seek tarsk.	10
22	147	At a sign from Kleomenes one of his men left the fire, to seek the vicinity of their packs.	10
35	64	Their power makes clear their existence, for example the Flame Death, selectively used, usually to enforce the weapon and technology laws, the policing of the skies, to seek out and destroy intruding ships, the inability of tarns to fly over the palisaded Sardar, and such things.	10
35	72	The Kurii would then have their planet, all of Gor, with all its resources, from which, if they wished, they might seek other worlds.	10
35	356	"They invite men to the tables, some seek them by themselves, games are suggested, drinks are brought, decks are produced, and opened, men divide the decks, disarrange the cards, distribute them to the players in certain fashions, depending on the game.	10
41	9	But is it not often the case that a disgruntled scion of the elite, one of station, if not of principle, eager for greater power, will seek to exploit the discontent and resentments of others for his own purposes? Demagogues are unstinting and lavish, careless and generous, in expending the blood of...	10
49	59	So, too, the ship, a ship without sails, a ship which might scorn both water and air, a ship which might by itself seek its far port.	10
49	60	It was on this ship that not Grendel but Tiresias would seek the steel world.	10
49	287	You will seek the shop of Amyntas, the wine merchant.	10
52	610	"Too," he said, "they are furious that the slave's beauty is public, as they secretly wish was theirs, and that men, when they want pleasure, rather than station, opportunity, advancement, position, prestige, and such, seek out not them, but the slave.	10

Book 32. (34 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	255	"I am cognizant of the fellows you seek," I said.	10
14	116	"This is the first time here," I said, "that you have seen fit to seek me out".	10
14	161	The perimeter was patrolled by laris, usually released at night, which were trained to track, seek out, and fall upon any who might be so foolish or unwary as to have left the camp without authorization or accompaniment.	10
14	445	"Might not the players," he asked, "seek to resolve the game, in one way or another?" "Perhaps," I said.	10
16	78	"She whom you seek," she said.	10
16	103	"It seems she whom you seek was not in Tarncamp," she said.	10
16	163	"She whom you seek," she said.	10
16	188	"She whom you seek," she said.	10
16	189	"I seek no other," I said.	10
17	50	I was at his feet, the feet of my master! He had followed me, even from Brundisium, so far, to this strange, remote, and wild place, to seek me for his collar! I was his! I looked up at him.	10
20	171	For what had it been built? For what waters had so mighty a keel been laid? What storms had it been framed to withstand? What broad, trackless, landless wildernesses might it hazard? What strange harbors might so monstrous a vessel seek, by what unfamiliar, far ports of call might it be lured? "No, ...	10
23	149	Rumors had it that she would seek the World's End.	10
24	93	"You seek the slave!" he said.	10
25	245	Why had it seemed to me so false, and so alien, even on my former dismal, unhappy, polluted, awry world? What were its motivations, what ends did it seek, whose programs was it intended to promote? Surely not mine, surely none I recognized or found congenial.	10
25	362	In the wild, the sleen will usually return to its burrow by morning, and, after sleeping, seek a new trail the next night.	10
25	374	They would not be likely to seek me out.	10
26	82	"Let us fetch your sleen, and seek the scent".	10
26	108	"It is only the sport of the hunt you seek," he said.	10
37	134	Tula, Mila, and I stood near our burdens, frightened, mere women, feminine women, so unlike the mighty Panther Women, so unlike that we could be to them as naught but despised slaves, women of the sort which men immediately think of in terms of a brand and tunic, women of the sort which men think li...	10
39	187	Free us, immediately!" "You see, Master," said Donna, who was standing to the side, in the background, in her scarlet tunic, "it is the very group you seek.	10
39	198	"You were hired to seek us out?" said Darla.	10
41	59	But how limited, and co nfi ned she is! Are not we, with our training, half- naked in our tunics, a thousand times more desirable, in our animal way, than the free woman? Does she not know that in any war of attractiveness, she is far outdone by the slave? When the heat of their manhood is upon them...	10
41	152	"He came to seek you!" said Tula.	10
41	157	"But, yes, doubtless he has come to seek me".	10
43	1158	Did Tula's eyes seek out Aeson amongst the prisoners; and was Genak the possible object of Mila's bright regard? The other slave, in contrast, seemed alarmed.	10
44	16	Even coast vessels, seldom out of the sight of land, would seek their harboring before the onset of winter.	10
46	28	Could it be I was somehow his, I asked myself, that I belonged to him as an object to its owner, as a slave to her master? Had I not sensed such things before, of this callous, uncompromising, dominant brute, many times? Could I return, somehow, retrace my steps, seek him out, put myself to his feet...	10
46	124	I was now familiar enough with the forest, of course, to realize I should seek shelter before the fall of darkness.	10
47	96	She might then be willing, I supposed, to terminate her venturing away from her likely goal, and turn back to seek it, the river.	10
48	87	Claiming and maintaining a territory can also figure in successful mating, as females of various species will seek out territory masters, and present themselves, wooing and seducing, for acceptance or rejection.	10
49	17	"They bought a large number of women and, I think, not primarily for the use of mariners and mercenaries, but for sale, or use as trade goods, somewhere, where I am not sure, presumably wherever the great ship makes its eventual landfall, doubtless one of the farther islands, for who would dare vent...	10
51	27	"Seek your diversions less distant," said Tyrtaios.	10
52	809	"How I tried to drive the thought of you from my mind! What storms of hate and denial I invoked to banish you from my heart! Was not the thought of you, or your image, in the corners of darkened rooms, in clouds, everywhere, in rain, in shimmering leaves, in high, green, bending grass? What had you ...	10
53	3	We will cross the Laurius by ferry, inconspicuously with others, at one point or other, and continue south, eventually to reach the Vosk, following which we will seek Victoria".	10

Book 33. (41 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	186	Was this not ground from which to rule? What do men seek? Many traps are baited with silver.	10
1	187	Many seek a cell, if only its bars be of gold? The wine of riches is a heady wine.	10
2	124	Did you seek me? Have you forgotten me? Behold! I am here! I greet you! I await you!" There was only silence.	10
7	401	"Who will then seek the wisdom of advisors, such as Daichi, the caster of bones and shells," I said.	10
8	64	On the other hand, who am I, who once abandoned honor, long ago, in the delta of the Vosk, to speak of it to others? Paths are many; let each seek his own.	10
11	164	"Perhaps they should seek a new lord".	10
11	298	"I seek the counsel of my commander," said Tajima.	10
12	277	"I requested Daichi san to cast the bones and shells in such a way as to seek the clarification of the message," said Lord Temmu.	10
13	377	"He did not seek me out, even later," she said.	10
21	78	If the dice fell in favor of the bestial Kurii, the Priest-Kings would surrender to their intrusion and habitation the surface of their world, and should the dice fall in favor of the Priest-Kings, the Kurii would withdraw to their steel worlds, to live in peace, or seek another star.	10
23	89	"I seek no debtor or servant," I said, "but a friend, an ally".	10
23	156	"There are always such rumors," said Haruki, "for years, meaningless rumors, rumors whispered in the darkness, rumors spoken about small fires while the rice boiled, the rumor of a spared son, a lost son, an escaped son, a returning son, one who would seek his father's blood, who would do vengeance ...	10
24	30	"I must seek a new gardener".	10
25	318	If a free woman had been as much exposed as Sumomo, she might, in her humiliation, repudiate her compromised, outraged freedom, and seek the collar, regarding herself as now worthy of no more.	10
27	202	"We must seek shelter".	10
29	35	Shortly thereafter I took my mount into the cover of clouds, within which I would be briefly concealed, shifted my course, descended, landed, and freed the bird, which then, rising, would presumably seek its cot in the north".	10
30	259	"We must seek a road," said Tajima.	10
31	49	Warriors who seek one another's head may have more in common with one another than either of them will have with an individual of a different quality, even a supposed ally.	10
32	3	Some of the intruders plunged through the door leading to the kitchen, to seek the rear entrance of the inn.	10
33	56	We will then seek amongst the ashes".	10
34	1	Yasushi and Kazumitsu Hold Converse; This Occurs in the Vicinity of a Prison Pen "I fear these are not those whom you seek," said Yasushi, addressing himself to a taciturn, attentive Kazumitsu, outside the vertical wooden bars, the palings, of the prisoner pen in which we were incarcerated, a tempo...	10
35	32	I think both our captor, the officer Kazumitsu, and the march constable, the honorable Yasushi, with his captive, Arashi, the bandit chieftain, did not deign to seek some modest or secret entry into the camp, but, rather, entered in such a way as to proclaim their satisfaction with their day's work.	10
38	50	Too, the guards will seek shelter, and it will be difficult to kindle their torches".	10
39	32	"You seek Tajima," I said.	10
39	64	"You and Ichiro risked much to enter this camp, to seek him," I said.	10
44	173	"Men will seek cover and dare not move.	10
44	337	"Seek Nodachi," I said.	10
45	67	To shorten matters, the Kurii seek a new world, and covet Gor.	10
45	69	In temperament the Kurii tend to be imperialistic, tenacious, ambitious, and fierce, and the Priest-Kings, on the whole, tend to be pacific and nonaggressive, content, on the whole, to defend their world, rather than seek out Kurii in their strongholds and methodologically destroy them.	10
45	177	"In the holding," I said, "Lord Nishida informed Lord Temmu that Nodachi had departed the holding, to seek Lord Yamada".	10
45	185	"And you came south," said Tajima, "to seek Nodachi".	10
46	122	A fellow rushed away, to seek a vendor.	10
46	323	"You do not seek Lord Yamada?" asked the magician.	10
46	324	"Only to seek another," I said, "a greater beast".	10
51	18	"While I was Lord Yamada's guest, I examined the palace with care, not simply to familiarize myself with the premises, but to seek avenues of escape, and note points of possible attack.	10
59	39	Dismayed warriors seek new daimyos.	10
60	89	Nodachi, in the rhythms of combat, in its tides, in its alternation of offense and defense, had now elected to withstand this storm of steel rather than penetrate it, and seek in it some advantage.	10
60	472	What I have to say will, I think, convince either Lord Nishida or Lord Okimoto, or both, to withdraw, or camp, and seek orders from the holding of Temmu, conveyed by tarnsmen.	10
61	236	But men will seek their saddles.	10
61	295	I will seek a cave.	10
61	300	"You seek perfection?" said Lord Yamada.	10

Book 34. (25 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	393	What a frail wall to hide behind! But I felt the need to seek a sense of anonymity, of security, even be it so little as might be obtained by a bit of colored glass.	10
8	274	Goreans, male and female, are not conditioned to dread and fear nature, to abet the agendas of the weak, strange, and ill-constituted, those who would seek power by means of imposing values and disvalues, those who would strive to instill and manipulate guilt to their own advantage.	10
9	245	"I trust you do not seek me?" said the dealer.	10
10	272	"Whom did he seek? Whom did he hunt?" asked a man.	10
19	120	"Because of those who seek you," he said.	10
22	81	Why should one seek me, rather than any other possibly comely slave? "You are Phyllis, are you not?" he asked.	10
23	94	"I suspected," he said, "that you hated Kurik of Victoria, and thus that I could most easily have my will with you did I pretend enmity to that noble, prized fellow, that most fortunate fellow, whom I gladly seek".	10
23	96	"That you would recognize him, and, in your hatred, would zealously seek him out, and report to me your success, that I might proceed with my mission".	10
26	35	It will seek out and kill other hired killers.	10
26	62	Who then would seek admission to such a despised caste? Perhaps the feared, and loathed.	10
26	68	Doubtless there are reasons why one, perhaps despairing and ruined, might seek entrance into dreaded precincts.	10
26	69	Amongst applicants might be found the dishonored and failed, the disappointed and abandoned, the despised and hated, the hopeless and resigned, the mocked and ridiculed, ones who have fled from Home Stones, who have repudiated codes, perhaps fugitives who seek a sanctuary behind dark walls, possibly...	10
27	32	Would he not be aware that others might seek to compromise or frustrate his intentions? Too, he might not even recognize me.	10
28	43	What, and whom, we seek, I am sure is in this district, somewhere.	10
32	59	The lamp on the wall was so situated that the would-be visitor, or whosoever might seek admittance, by means of the door, would be illuminated in its light.	10
32	195	"If you do not, seek for enlightenment from the fellows on the first balcony, doubtless employees of the house, who have crossbows trained on me".	10
33	530	"She asks," I said, "why we hasten, why we seek to leave before light".	10
33	860	"Seek care," I said.	10
34	49	"He must seek refuge, and rest".	10
34	91	"Seek safety, elsewhere".	10
34	247	He might well seek you out, and kill you".	10
40	280	"You are not the first to seek such an audience," he said.	10
46	97	"Or to seek employment in a brothel?" "No," said Lord Grendel.	10
46	195	"You would seek to buy my oath with such a thing?" said Lord Grendel.	10
49	421	And yet men will seek the slave, worthless as she is, to have her at their feet.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	319	"I too, seek the quarry you seek.	10