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Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	184	The thought came to me that the ring, which I had dropped in my pocket, might similarly burst into flame, but, unaccountably perhaps, I doubted it.	10
2	252	"Exploratory satellites can be similarly dealt with," added my father.	10
3	84	But, similarly, if a child does not show the aptitude expected of his caste, whether it be, say, that of physician or warrior, he is lowered in caste".	10
5	53	In Ar, for example, early in the day, a member of the Builders will go to the roof on which the Home Stone is kept and place the primitive symbol of his trade, a metal angle square, before the Stone, praying to the Priest-Kings for the prosperity of his caste in the coming year; later in the day a W...	10
6	90	My own replies were undoubtedly similarly transformed into some medium the insect could understand.	10
7	93	I responded similarly and further wished health and safety to his people.	10
8	98	There was also a slave hood, which I similarly discarded.	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	24	The round shield, concentric overlapping layers of hardened leather riveted together and bound with hoops of brass, fitted with the double sling for carrying on the left arm, was similarly unmarked.	10
6	6	Similarly men of such castes as the Physicians and Builders make use of the fairs to disseminate and exchange information pertaining to their respective crafts.	10
13	6	On both sides of me were other wretched fellows, similarly yoked, some whining, some cursing, as they, too, were driven forward like beasts.	10
13	74	Andreas, as his yoke was similarly garnished with the deadly projections, spoke to me.	10
21	28	Her ankles were similarly fastened by a short slave chain which encircled the tree.	10
26	67	If she is rejected she may propose herself similarly to yet another of the men of Tharna, and perhaps yet another and another.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	64	I think it would be fair to say that it is substantially feline; at any rate its grace and sinuous power remind me of the smaller but similarly fearsome jungle cats of my old world.	10
10	25	Their number is, of course, potentially infinite, as would be the number of possible phonemes in English, but just as we take a subset of sounds to be English sounds and form our utterances from them, so they take a subset of odors as similarly basic to their speech.	10
10	30	Similarly in the language of the Priest-Kings, the seventy-three "phonemes" or basic scents are used to form the meaning units of the language, and a single morpheme of Priest-Kings may consist of a complex set of odors.	10
12	234	If it is the wish of a Priest-King that they die they do so with great joy; if it is the wish of a Priest-King that they live, they are similarly delighted".	10
16	63	"No," said Misk, "we have similarly brought various species to the Counter-Earth, from other locations".	10
19	21	He bent it outward and downward and then, with one of the pieces of metal hanging from the necklace at his throat, he scraped at the front edge of the door and bent it a bit outward; following this he attacked the interior edge of the cabinet similarly.	10
21	49	The feet had no toes but were rather disklike, fleshy cushions on which they padded silently along, and similarly on the palms of their wide hands there seemed to be a fleshy disk, which glistened in the blue light of the Mul-Torches.	10
23	69	The next three eggs I disposed of similarly.	10
24	30	On the other hand I could hope that somehow the sensory field of the antennae might be similarly, at least partially, restricted by their withdrawal beneath the casing of the fused, horny wings.	10
30	6	My arms and legs were bound with bands of steel to a flat, narrow, wheeled platform; my throat and waist were similarly locked in place.	10

Book 4. (6 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	53	The Wintering was not unpleasant, although, even so far north, the days and nights were often quite chilly; the Wagon Peoples, and their slaves as well, wore boskhide and furs during this time; both male and female, slave or free, wore furred boots and trousers, coats and the flopping, ear-flapped c...	10
10	14	The standard of the Kassars is that of a scarlet, three-weighted bola, which hangs from a lance; the symbolic representation of a bola, three circles joined at the center by lines, is used to mark their bosk and slaves; both Tenchika and Dina wore that brand; Kamchak had not decided to rebrand them,...	10
10	120	Now she assumed that the disappearance of Dina from the wagon was to be similarly explained.	10
21	55	It is a nerve-wracking business, the negotiation of an enemy city, knowing that discovery might bring torture or sudden death, at best perhaps an impalement by sundown on the city's walls, a warning to any other who might be similarly tempted to transgress the hospitality of a Gorean city.	10
26	101	The clear ground between the walls and the first buildings was similarly empty, though here and there I saw some litter, pieces of boxes, broken arrows, patches of cloth.	10
27	18	Beside me, clad not Kajir but in the brief leather of one of the Wagon Girls, though collared, stood Elizabeth Cardwell; similarly attired and collared, I noted, standing a bit behind Harold of the Tuchuks, I saw the fiery Hereena; she was perhaps the only one of all the girls of the Wagon Peoples t...	10

Book 5. (11 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	112	Similarly, slaves, on the whole, do not address free men by their names.	10
2	114	The man who held the sniveling Hup held him with one hand and struck him with the other, and then threw him to one of his three fellows, who similarly abused him.	10
11	7	The expression "kennels" is sometimes used similarly, but more often it refers to a kind of small, cement cell, customarily about three feet by three feet by four feet, with an iron gate, which can be raised and lowered; similar cells, but entirely of bars, are also common, and are to be found in th...	10
11	26	I did not try to count the pens over which we passed, and we descended two more levels, which were similarly tenanted.	10
12	107	I noted that two of the tarns in this race were not of given factions, but were the property of private owners, not associated with the faction corporations; their riders, similarly, were not faction riders; the rider, incidentally, is quite as important as the bird, for an experienced rider often m...	10
15	41	Another girl approached similarly, though she was attired in a tunic of red silk.	10
17	250	Other dates he had set similarly, I reminded myself, had not turned out.	10
19	74	The sale at the Curulean is carefully planned, and the lots prepared and scheduled with much attention to such matters as variety and the attention of the buyers; for example, two consecutive lots are not likely to wear the same first silks upon ascending the block, yet each girl, given her complexi...	10
19	80	Philemon, I and the guards emerged from the exposition area to the interior of the sales amphitheater; the entire house was now lit by energy bulbs; later, the block alone would be illuminated; the seats rose in tier after tier, largely circling the block, though a passage lay open behind the block;...	10
19	298	There, she, like Virginia, was similarly secured and revealed.	10
24	337	Phyllis, her eyes bright with tears of happiness for Virginia, turned her back to Ho-Sorl, that he might similarly remove from her throat the degrading band of steel that marked her as only slave.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	Further, the heavy, bronze-headed spear and the short, double-edged steel sword are traditionally regarded as the worthy, and prime, weapons of the Gorean fighting man, he at least who is a true fighting man; and, similarly traditionally, archers, who slay from a distance, not coming to grips with t...	10
1	40	Similarly it is not widely known even in Glorious Ar, the largest city of known Gor.	10
7	6	Later, about an Ahn before dawn, the two other rence islands, tethered to the central island, were similarly set afire, their fugitives, too, being driven to the nets and binding fiber of the men of Port Kar.	10
8	262	I recalled I had been bound rather similarly at the pole early on the day of the festival, and then, later, on the night of the festival, when she had danced her contempt of me.	10
8	347	Both of his ankles were shackled to a beam running lengthwise of the ship and bolted to the deck; the chain on the shackles ran through the beam itself, through a circular hole cut in the beam and lined with an iron tube; the slaves behind him, as the beam, or beams, passed beneath their thwarts, we...	10
9	418	Then Thura, to my amazement, though a rence girl, dancing, revealed herself similarly to the great Thurnock, he only of the peasants, and he, with a great laugh, swept her from her feet and carried her from the room.	10
11	155	To be sure, many of the ships of the Ubars were similarly at sea, but men pretending to the Ubarate of Port Kar commonly keep a far larger percentage of their power in port than would a common captain.	10
11	410	Other studies, the results of which would be kept similarly private to the council, dealt with the city defenses, and her stores of wood, grain, salt, stone and tharlarion oil.	10

Book 7. (18 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	363	The other girls were similarly fastened.	10
8	340	I recalled that he had once similarly examined me, shortly after we had encountered our first caravan.	10
8	344	I noted that girls who responded similarly were invariably selected, sometimes over their more beautiful sisters in bondage.	10
8	419	He similarly secured my ankles.	10
8	437	We returned, similarly, to the physician's house on the next four days.	10
9	138	The other girls similarly armed themselves, preparing to depart.	10
11	529	Then Lana's wrists were similarly secured.	10
11	671	He then took Inge to the opposite side of the cage, put her standing against the wall of bars there, facing me, and similarly fastened her in place.	10
12	266	On each, similarly, wrists bound behind her back, stripped, her hair bound cruelly over a trophy pole, stood a panther girl, each more beautiful than the last.	10
12	344	The other girls, except Ute, and Lana, who perhaps feared she might be similarly treated, agreed.	10
12	622	The first "V" was lowest in altitude, and in advance of the other three; the second was second lowest, and in advance of the other two, and similarly for the third and fourth.	10
13	749	If it was now possible, or soon would be possible, to bring a land army easily southward to Ar, once the Vosk was traversed, by the same token, it would be similarly possible for Ar to bring, swiftly, a considerable force of men northward, to the very shore of the Vosk.	10
14	421	Perhaps the free women wish that they, too, might similarly display their own beauty to men.	10
15	436	Sometimes Verna would say, "Drink," and I would pour wine into her goblet, saying, "Yes, Mistress," and sometimes Rask of Treve would command me, saying "Drink," and I would then, similarly, serve him, saying "Yes, Master".	10
15	892	Similarly, one day was much as another for Elinor Brinton, the female work slave in the camp of Rask of Treve.	10
15	916	Similarly the Gorean free woman does not seem appropriately suited to menial tasks.	10
15	1024	Similarly, when a girl is chained at the foot of her master's couch, she will usually be naked.	10
17	29	The same strap, passing in and out of the wicker, similarly fastened the other girls in place.	10

Book 8. (17 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	46	Now, behind him, similarly clad in skins, their hair bound back with tawny strips of panther hide, were four or five other men, men doubtless of his band.	10
2	99	Rim similarly prepared himself.	10
2	162	She similarly served the others, then went to one side, where she knelt.	10
2	599	With my eyes I indicated that Rim should, similarly, feed the other.	10
2	693	Each then felt her wrists jerked behind her back, and similarly lashed.	10
2	737	From this tree, travel generally north, seeking similarly blazed trees, a quarter of a pasang apart.	10
11	311	Similarly it is difficult for a slave girl to imitate the actions of a free woman.	10
11	320	Similarly, slave girls, attempting to escape, can be separated out from free women, even when all are veiled and wear the robes of concealment.	10
13	215	The shark moved in again, similarly, and bumped against her leg, and turned away.	10
14	67	Then, of course, the right wrist of the front girl was crossed over the branch with the left wrist of the back girl, and was similarly fastened.	10
15	121	Two other long lengths, similarly captured from fair prisoners, served to lash the crossed wrists of each, bound behind their backs, and their throats.	10
21	108	"Similarly," said Thurnock, "took she the key from the mate of the Rhoda and, when the ships were tied together, and the men of the Rhoda and Tesephone were drunk with her body and the vessels of paga she poured them, she brought it to us.	10
22	13	Near them, similarly bound and in throat coffle, though still in the skins of panther girls, were Verna's women, who had been captured long ago by Sarus in Marlenus' camp.	10
22	101	Saphrar, a merchant of Tyros, resplendent in Turia, had similarly described the man who had enlisted his services in behalf of those who contested worlds with Priest-Kings.	10
22	716	Similarly, sexual selection, as well as natural selection, is a significant dynamic of evolution, without which it is less comprehensible.	10
22	721	Similarly a woman who was particularly ugly, threatening, vicious, stupid, cruel, etc.	10
22	726	Similarly, of course, in so far as choice has been theirs, women have tended to select out men who are, among other things intelligent, energetic and strong.	10

Book 9. (13 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	He was a pirate, and a cutthroat, but he was not unhappy in his death; he had died by the sword, which would have been his choice, and before he had died he had looked again upon gleaming Thassa; it is called the death of blood and the sea; he died not unhappy; men of Port Kar do not care to die in ...	10
4	55	Similarly there are no Scribes, but a piece, which moves identically, called the Singer.	10
5	68	"The men of Torvaldsland," I told him, "are similarly respected in the south".	10
7	239	"Do you think it is the one who killed the verr last month," I asked Ottar, "and similarly disappeared?" "I do not know," said Ottar.	10
10	94	Sometimes, in the south, female slaves are dressed in the robes of free women, even veiled, and taken by their masters to see tarn races, or games, or song-dramas; many assume that she, sitting regally by his side, is a companion, or being courted for the companionship; only he and she know that the...	10
11	22	The hearing, similarly, is acute.	10
12	37	As we honor this man we, in doing this, similarly do honor unto ourselves".	10
13	21	Similarly, at the tables parallel to the high-seat table, smaller tables flanking the long fire on both sides, the tables nearest the high seat counted as being above the salt, those farthest away being below the salt.	10
13	35	Similarly, none are allowed to sit behind the high seat.	10
14	188	Ivar Forkbeard, and others, too, were similarly cut off.	10
15	350	Priest-Kings, I recalled, regarded Kurii and men as rather equivalent species, similar products of similar processes of evolution, similar products of similarly cruel selections, though on worlds remote from one another.	10
18	5	Similarly the marine predator attacking a school of shimmering, flashing bodies makes fewer successful strikes than he would if he were able, undistracted, to single out individual quarries.	10
18	6	A sleen would no sooner mark out a girl for return to the pen than three or four others would constantly enter and disappear from his ken, often luring him into their pursuit, while the first slips free, in her turn later perhaps to save another similarly.	10

Book 10. (15 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	115	Tor, rather similarly, though few crops were grown within its walls, was built high, about its water, several wells in the deepest area in the city.	10
4	42	The sand kaiila, or desert kaiila, is a kaiila, and handles similarly, but it is not identically the same animal which is indigenous, domestic and wild, in the middle latitudes of Gor's southern hemisphere; that animal, used as a mount by the Wagon Peoples, is not found in the northern hemisphere of...	10
10	26	Her companion prize, whose name was Tafa, was bound similarly before the saddle of one of Hassan's men.	10
11	203	Similarly, if the eye were in perfect condition, but the visual centers of the brain were defective, one could not "see".	10
11	387	In leaving an oasis, of course, similarly, as a courtesy to the inn, and its hospitality, the bags are commonly filled not at the cistern, but at the public well.	10
12	11	To one side another girl, clad similarly, was replacing bath oils in a rack, with which I had been rubbed prior to entering the second sunken bath.	10
12	29	Hassan, similarly secured, trudged at the stirrup of one of her lieutenants.	10
14	39	I was similarly secured.	10
14	53	The other man similarly checked my collar.	10
14	164	Hassan stood, some four men from me, similarly manacled.	10
15	5	Similarly, the heavy cylinders of salt, mined and molded at Klima, are carried on the backs of salt slaves from storage areas at Klima to storage areas in the desert, whence they are tallied, sold and distributed to caravans.	10
16	237	I tried to save a second man, similarly, but he was taken from the pole, screaming, by the Old One.	10
17	255	The teeth of the Old One, like that of the long-bodied sharks of Gor, and related marine species, as well as similarly evolved forms of Earth, bend rearward; each bite anchors the bitten material, which can be dislodged conveniently only in the direction of the throat.	10
21	445	The field about me, I conjectured, diverted and reconstituted these waves in their original patterns; thus, a given wave of light in the normal visual spectrum which might strike me and be reflected to the visual sensor of another organism did not now strike me but was diverted; similarly patterns o...	10
26	847	For example, when a woman is collared it is hard for her to conceive of herself as other than she is, a slave; similarly, when a woman is marked slave, either with an iron or by the tattoo needle, this has a useful psychological effect on her.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	271	He was similarly accoutered, with short sword, slung at the left hip, with a shoulder belt; a belt at his waist with a sheathed knife; heavy sandals, almost boots.	10
2	274	He seemed similarly garbed to the other men, wearing a similar tunic, but they reacted to him in a way that indicated they were not pleased that he had now appeared.	10
2	418	They stood, not moving, each clad in scarlet, each helmeted, each similarly armed.	10
2	528	Then he walked, slowly, to his fellow, and similarly removed his dagger belt.	10
2	742	By his own reactions I had gathered he knew nothing of the men he had met there, and had behaved as he might have with any others, similarly of his scarlet-clad, helmeted, armed sort.	10
3	17	The camp would not be much visible from the air; similarly it would not be visible from the ground unless one should almost stumble upon it, following this small canyon, rather than various others in the vicinity.	10
3	24	How pleased I was! And how furious! How I had begun to hate him! He had not permitted me to feed except when kneeling and from his hand; he watered me similarly, except that, when a stream was encountered, he would sometimes order me to my belly on the pebbles; I would then, his hand in my hair, not...	10
3	252	The five men were then similarly hooded, the opaque cloths thrown over their heads and tied under their chins.	10
3	269	In one form there a hundred young men and a hundred young women of one city, the women selected for their beauty, enter the ring in competition with a hundred young men and a hundred young women of another city, similarly selected.	10
3	782	Female slaves, when bred, are commonly hooded and crossed with a male slave, similarly hooded, the breeding conducted under the supervision of their respective owners; a girl is seldom bred with a slave from her own house; personal relationships between male and female slaves are usually frowned upo...	10
4	951	On Earth a free woman would not think of having herself branded, though it might improve her beauty; similarly, on Gor, a free woman would not consider having her ears pierced.	10
4	1069	There, bending over me, he crossed my wrists and, with a narrow strap, tied them together behind my back; he then similarly fastened my ankles.	10
5	22	Similarly certain bold free women neglect the veil.	10
5	91	He was similarly answered.	10
5	483	"They entered there, and withdrew similarly, the mistress in their power!" The application of numbers and power is an element of strategy.	10
6	55	I now saw them as unique, exciting masters, each different and incredibly individual, who might, for a word or gesture, have me; how could I not regard them differently from a free woman; and, too, doubtless, they saw me in a similarly immediate and intensely personal fashion, not as an object shiel...	10
6	77	It was one thing to be raped by my master's men, and quite another to know that the same passions which I aroused in them I would similarly inspire in the breasts of complete strangers.	10
6	107	The entrances to many of the huts in the village, similarly constructed, were reached by ladders.	10
9	1007	Similarly, most public charity on Gor is administered through caste structures.	10
9	1654	My other ankle was similarly secured in the separate matching beams for the right ankle.	10
11	204	Similarly, the merchant caste, which is international, so to speak, in its organization, arranges and conducts the four great fairs which occur annually in the vicinity of the Sardar mountains.	10
12	41	The population in the slave quarters had changed somewhat; five girls had been sold to passing Turian merchants, affiliated with the keep, but, similarly, here and there, over the weeks, some six others had been acquired.	10
16	123	Then he went to the next cage, and the next, similarly watering and feeding their occupants.	10
22	75	I do not think the longing of men is an oddity in the genetic history of a species; I think there is a reciprocity which has been intricately evolved; this desire, this longing for a beautiful slave, for a beautiful female, who stands to him as slave to master, which is universal in glandularly norm...	10
27	329	Similarly, a slave's needs may also be expressed nonverbally, but again, of course, in this case, utilizing obvious conventions.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	326	Others said, similarly, that the end of the world was sheer, and that a ship might there plunge over the edge, to fall tumbling for days through emptiness until fierce winds broke it apart and the wreckage was lifted up to the bottom of the sea.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
3	635	Slavers do not put chains or bonds over stockings; similarly, if wrists are to be chained or bound, gloves would be removed; bonds are not placed over clothing.	10
12	13	Similarly, if both bones should remain upright, they are dropped again.	10
12	31	Similarly, their garments did not bear the slave marks of the looped binding fiber.	10
15	734	Similarly a girl who is only average, generally, so to speak, may, at the very glance of a given master, one who is special to her for no reason that is clear, become so weak and paga hot that she can scarcely stand".	10
24	181	Similarly, on Gor, a woman, collared, is not permitted psychological reservations or that sort of thing.	10
25	80	Meanwhile Imnak had similarly secured Barbara and Poalu to the left-hand, rear upright on the sled.	10
35	370	Their wrists, at the sides of their heads, in light manacles fastened to wall rings, were similarly secured.	10
35	700	Similarly I did not expect them to note, under the loops of chain, with the standard lens resolutions they would use, similar to those in Half-Ear's compartment, I supposed, that she lacked the slender steel collar of the Gorean slave girl.	10
35	984	Similarly, the fellows in front of us, apparently trapping us, did not try to approach.	10
36	148	She who had been the Lady Rosa knelt to one side, similarly exposed and positioned.	10
38	40	Various girls were tied similarly to the sleds of the hunters who would accompany us.	10

Book 13. (24 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	380	I, similarly hooded, followed him.	10
2	193	Each girl's wrists were joined by about eighteen inches of chain, and similarly for her ankles.	10
4	75	Similarly, it would not be wise to take one of my own ships, say, the Dorna or the Tesephone, south.	10
4	131	Similarly, you cannot tell what he writes on your papers.	10
6	60	Similarly the word Nyoka means serpent.	10
6	322	In the open sea, similarly, ships keep one another, where possible, on their port sides, thus passing to starboard.	10
6	558	Similarly sailors, from hundreds of ships and numerous distant ports, are almost always within the city.	10
12	268	Similarly she knew that, in a moment, she would be, naked, on her knees, serving them.	10
13	740	"Similarly, for the same month," I said, "repeat it to yourself many times during the day".	10
14	34	Similarly the owner of kaiila or verr will commonly lock the stable or close the pen.	10
24	289	He similarly threw fish to the other two beasts.	10
25	46	He then, similarly, crossing them and lashing them together, secured the girl's ankles.	10
27	100	Similarly silk was unknown in the interior.	10
29	29	Interestingly the movement of the web in the air, as it is stirred by wind, does not activate the spider; similarly if the prey which strikes the web is too small, and thus not worth showing itself for, or too large, and thus beyond its prey range, and perhaps dangerous, it does not reveal itself.	10
29	115	Alice, her wrists bound now behind her, tethered by them to a tree, to which Tende lay similarly secured, lay asleep.	10
29	227	Similarly the tiny fish can thrive on the scraps from the ravaging jaws of the feeding tharlarion.	10
32	728	It remains my speculation, however, that the resemblance between these forms of beasts, which are considerable, particularly in bodily configuration and disposition, may be accounted for by convergent evolution; this process, alert to the exigencies of survival, has, I suspect, in the context of sim...	10
32	1077	I saw no reason why the blond-haired barbarian might not be similarly ornamented.	10
33	88	Similarly, from the position of the flotilla we would be, of course, specks upon a larger speck, for most practical purposes invisible.	10
34	271	"Similarly," I said, "do not confuse being treated as an object with being an object.	10
34	272	Similarly, do not confuse being treated as an object with being regarded as an object.	10
34	653	Similarly, a woman's marvelous adaptability to erotic dance may possibly have been selected for.	10
43	122	From the brush about her appeared numbers of girls similarly clad and armed.	10
46	10	I then drew forth another girl and treated her similarly.	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	178	She then walked about the couch and, on the left, similarly secured my left ankle.	10
11	53	As I had sat up, my wrists, chained closely together, were near my ankles, similarly closely chained.	10
12	51	He then removed, similarly, my jacket, which, too, he threw into the dish of burning wood.	10
13	47	It could, if it wished, prevent Olni shipping from reaching the markets of the Vosk towns, and, similarly, if it wished, prevent shipping from these same towns from reaching the Olni markets.	10
16	40	Similarly, caste lines tend sometimes to be vague, and the relation between castes and subcastes.	10
16	141	Similarly most cities will have their "Street of Brands," on which street, or in which area, one would expect to find the houses of its slavers.	10
16	186	I had run my errands this morning, too, similarly bound and accoutered.	10
18	22	Within the sack itself my ankles were crossed and tied, and my hands, too, were similarly fastened, behind my back.	10
22	127	I had been returned similarly helpless to my Mistress, with a note.	10
22	351	Commonly, in a Gorean tethering or chaining situation, of this sort, where neither fastening has as yet been effected, that bond which is on, or near, a woman's body is the first to be placed; similarly, of course, it is the last to be removed.	10
25	169	I then struck him crosswise with my right fist, and then similarly again with my left fist, this time to the gut.	10
30	67	It is a very useful way of convincing a girl that she is a slave; similarly it can always serve as an effective reminder.	10

Book 15. (17 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	237	Similarly at that time hostilities with confederation cities had been limited to skirmishes with Vonda.	10
1	343	Perhaps that is because their own intelligence, on the whole, is high and they might be bored with their properties were the intelligence of the properties not similarly high.	10
4	113	Similarly the robes of concealment worn by many Gorean women are doubtless dictated by similar sentiments.	10
4	117	Similarly they are usually clad in such a way that their charms are manifest and obvious to even the casual onlooker.	10
4	124	Similarly it is said to be pleasant, if one has the time and patience, first to their horror and then to their joy, training them to the collar.	10
6	34	Similarly, in stopping the advance of the troops of Ar, the Salerian Confederation could feel that it had maintained its own respect.	10
6	57	Similarly there were relationships among these bands, divisions of territory and alliances.	10
21	152	Similarly Gorean men tend on the whole, unabashedly, to be perfectly frank about such matters.	10
21	280	With the older slave girl, one who has already learned something of the meaning of her collar, a mere snapping of the fingers or a small, imperious gesture can have a similarly devastating, triggering effect on her sexuality.	10
22	35	He then, with a length of binding fiber, running tight across her belly, fastened her wrists together, as he had similarly those of the others.	10
23	127	Similarly, as may be understood in terms of a simple simile, if one is holding an implement and it is struck with greater force it will be more difficult and tiring to return it to its original position than if it has not been struck heavily and has not been moved significantly.	10
24	24	Similarly the steel loops from her wrists and ankles had been removed.	10
26	100	Similarly the master, owing the slave nothing, and knowing that she is completely his, his very property, may relate to her freely in the order of nature.	10
27	106	Similarly, before I could dodge or run, it seemed to me not unlikely that he could strike at the back of my neck.	10
29	173	I will give you twenty men, if so many will volunteer, and if Aemilianus, of Ar's Station, will similarly supply another twenty.	10
30	50	Relia began to kiss and bite at the palm of my right hand, and at my right arm and shoulder, and Tela addressed herself similarly to my left hand and arm.	10
32	233	One such parry might be fortunate, but that two such parries should follow one another, apparently so clumsy, and yet, both, similarly effective, would surely appear to defy the probabilities involved in such matters.	10

Book 16. (23 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	56	She was similarly figured to Melpomene; similarly, she had the same dark hair, complexion and high cheekbones as Melpomene.	10
2	149	The longboat, almost noiselessly, the oars muffled, the wood wrapped with thonged fur at the fulcrum points, the oarlocks similarly served, moved away.	10
4	36	Doubtless, too, other points of weakness had been similarly marked.	10
8	120	Similarly, they are commonly available to the crew, to content and please them.	10
13	13	On the other side of the ship, similarly secured, fastened to the starboard shearing blade, as I understood it, was Callimachus.	10
17	663	"If I owned you, I might treat you similarly, at least at first".	10
18	16	Her protests in the matters of her lipstick and perfume, and certain other cosmetics, had been similarly overruled.	10
18	383	Similarly he does not subscribe explicitly to the thesis that he values a woman's foot.	10
18	412	Similarly, free women will almost never touch the garment of a slave.	10
19	121	She sees the door, a device by means of which she gains access to her dwelling, but can it have the same meaning to her as to one who has been helplessly carried through it, as a slave? Similarly, the free woman passes through that door whenever she wishes.	10
19	127	Similarly a free woman may look upon a wall and see there merely the side of a room, but the slave girl may see there an obdurate barrier, beyond which she cannot run, against which she could be thrown and stripped, a barrier at the foot of which, crouching in terror, she would have to await the ple...	10
19	348	Similarly, the collar often has an interesting "releasing effect" on the sexuality of the female.	10
19	443	For example, it can be useful in leading her about, either because of its ring, if it has one, to which a leash may be attached, or in connection with a leash with a snap lock, which can be placed about the collar itself; similarly it is useful, in connection with various forms of hardware, in faste...	10
19	1108	In this form of slavery, which is commonly used for disciplinary purposes, or for the amusement of the master, the woman is not permitted to rise from all fours; similarly she is not permitted human speech, though she may signify needs and desires by such means as cringing, and moaning and whimperin...	10
20	49	Similarly it was not one of those parties in which a given number of slaves must dance within a circle of free men, of equal number, with whips, stripping themselves to the strokes of the whips and then dancing towards the men.	10
20	50	The man who does not accept the woman whips her back from him; similarly the woman who does not dance toward a man is whipped until she does.	10
20	273	For example, he can enjoy watching a slave putting on her tunic or taking it off; he can enjoy seeing a woman chained, and rechained, many times, in many ways, each time being exhibited in her helplessness; and he can enjoy watching his slave working naked in the kitchen, or, similarly, cleaning, or...	10
20	359	"And, similarly," smiled Calliodorus, "it is not at Ar's Station".	10
20	782	Similarly, my duties as an officer and a citizen, the sharer of a Home Stone, were not implicated in the matter".	10
20	792	Similarly, I asked myself, why was I scandalized.	10
20	1679	We may be much the same weight, be similarly complexioned and figured, and such, but we are different.	10
20	1971	Similarly, sometimes a master waits a few days to name the slave, to see if an appropriate name, one seemingly right for the girl, suggests itself.	10
21	300	"I trust you are similarly well informed as to the desires of slaves".	10

Book 17. (32 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	529	Similarly the shaft of the spear had not been broken.	10
1	575	Similarly no greetings do I bring you from our domestic animals, those who are human and otherwise.	10
1	582	Similarly the translation, it seems, is often imperfect, or, at least, awkward and choppy.	10
1	924	Similarly clear, and undeniably so, are the events of the next day.	10
1	982	Similarly, before entering a terrain, it is sensible to subject it to some scrutiny.	10
1	985	Similarly it is common for lone travelers or small parties to avoid open spaces without cover, where this is possible, and where it is not possible, to cross them expeditiously.	10
1	1023	Similarly, old-growth wood, or second-growth wood, which is tougher, is preferred over the fresher, less dense first-growth, or new-growth, wood.	10
1	1095	Similarly a man of the high cities would not expect to be publicly rewarded for having speared a tarsk or slain an urt.	10
1	1132	The typical act of war is the raid, conducted usually by a small group of men, some ten to fifteen in number, which enters enemy country, strikes, usually at dawn, and makes away, almost as soon as it came, with scalps and loot; sometimes, too, a woman or two of the enemy is taken; men of most tribe...	10
1	1230	Similarly fellows of our species, or their descendants, lapsed into barbarism, seldom roam the Barrens.	10
2	45	Similarly the Barrens would seem to be an unlikely, desolate and profitless place in which to have placed an agent".	10
2	221	Similarly the absence of large bodies of water in the Barrens reduces rainfall which might be connected with large-scale evaporation and subsequent precipitation of this moisture over land areas, the moisture being carried inland on what are, in effect, sea breezes, flowing into low-pressure areas c...	10
5	144	Similarly I had little doubt as to who were the occupants of certain of the closed wagons in the lines.	10
8	75	Similarly, in a given house, normally only one fellow, at a time, attends to the branding.	10
8	944	It is removed from her, similarly, when the destination is reached.	10
9	49	Similarly it makes dangerous trips to flint-rich areas unnecessary.	10
11	15	A given girl, then, by thongs on her collar, is tied to the left ankle of the girl on her left, and to the right ankle of the girl on her right; similarly, the girl on her left is thonged, by thongs passing about her collar, to the given girl's left ankle, and the girl on the given girl's right is t...	10
11	45	"Similarly, you are barbarians," said Ginger.	10
11	47	Similarly, even should you learn to speak flawlessly such things as the fillings in your teeth and the vaccination marks on your arms will continue to mark you as barbarian.	10
13	79	Had I not noted her glances, and the frightened turning away of her head when she had been discovered? Had I not sensed the slave in her body language, how she moved in the tunic, and turned, and straightened her body, and posed, pretending to be unaware of my eyes and those of Grunt, her master, up...	10
13	900	Similarly, commonly, she may not speak without permission.	10
13	985	"Similarly," I said, "you will learn to serve in whatever position your master dictates and in whatever garb, or lack of garb, he pleases".	10
13	1061	Similarly she may lie, or attempt to lie, about her responsiveness, but she is then, of course, merely a lying slave and, when found out, will be treated accordingly".	10
13	1342	Similarly this perversion of values complicates or precludes, for the glandularly normal male, the achievement of a natural biological fulfillment.	10
14	99	Too, if they thought the goods sound, they might think they had been paying too highly for them in the past, or expect that future dealers would deal with them similarly, which, of course, they would not be likely to do, nor be able, realistically, to afford to do.	10
14	225	Lenna regarded the man who had served her similarly, and with such dispatch.	10
14	269	Similarly there is a secret saying, among Gorean men, that no female is a woman, who has not been made a slave.	10
14	498	Similarly, since bids are almost always lower on an unseen commodity, he would be, in effect, making them a gift.	10
16	165	"You see, he is not similarly armed".	10
17	51	Smaller yokes, some two to two and a half feet in length, similarly constructed, can be used for other purposes, such as enjoying a girl in the furs.	10
17	600	Similarly, such a society, though it might be regarded as being deluded, would not, in all likelihood, be regarded as insane".	10
19	472	Similarly, he had explicitly professed his respect for me.	10

Book 18. (45 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	134	Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape.	10
40	43	She wore a brief halter of Waniyanpi cloth which, by design, did little to conceal the beauty of her breasts; about her waist a string was tied; two pieces of Waniyanpi cloth, about a foot wide and two feet long, were thrust over and behind the string, one in front and one in back; these two pieces ...	10
1	95	Then, at other times, for similarly no apparent reason, it will halt and graze, or move slowly, gently grazing along the way".	10
1	379	On Canka's part, similarly, there was little affection borne toward Hci, largely because of the latter's hostility towards his brother, Cuwignaka.	10
2	134	To be sure, an occasional quirting or lashing across the back of the thighs, and such things, may be used to supply a similarly useful mnemonic lesson.	10
2	320	Her leggings and moccasins were similarly decorated.	10
3	146	Similarly they point out that a symbolic representation of a cut throat should surely be a single slash, not one or more encircling bands.	10
3	249	Similarly, in such trips its inconvenience may be dispensed with.	10
4	64	Similarly the two travois, fashioned for the morning, were not more than feet away.	10
4	124	Similarly, even in the darkness, it provides little impedance to his hands or body.	10
4	168	Similarly different encampment sites tend to be favored by different tribes.	10
4	180	Similarly, at night, one can see shadows within.	10
7	186	Similarly, of course, even in her deepest love, she knows that, ultimately, her very life is dependent on the whim of her master.	10
7	492	Similarly it seems men, with their strength, aggressiveness and size, would be better suited for the hunt, pursuing the swift, trident-horned, belligerent kailiauk at full speed than the slighter, softer women, and that the women, with their patience, their sense of color, with their small, nimble f...	10
7	493	Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to...	10
7	503	Similarly, interestingly, whether for historical reasons or not, these cultures tend to be in substantial agreement on the divisions.	10
7	643	Similarly, interestingly, enemy tribes, during this period, perhaps in virtue of an implicit bargain, that their own festival times be respected, do not attack them, or raid them.	10
9	284	Similarly a girl in one context may function as one kind of slave and, in another context, as another sort.	10
14	15	On men, similarly, it appears ungainly and foolish.	10
14	168	Similarly, an attempt is made, through such things as verbal abuse and ridicule, to make individuals with truly powerful sexual drives succumb to irrational guilts and shames.	10
14	268	Similarly the hood is sometimes used when the master lends or consigns the slave to others, she being hooded, perhaps, before the guests arrive, or, perhaps, after she has served them their supper and liqueurs.	10
15	222	Similarly, outrightly, it seems, he lied in the matter of the meat".	10
23	64	The right wrist is then treated similarly, passing under the right leg and being tied tightly on the outside of the right ankle.	10
27	88	Another perished similarly, lances thrust upward through the ropes and cloth, until, bleeding, wounded again and again, he could be pulled down, falling to the ground, there to die under knives.	10
28	219	Similarly, if we attempted to protect ourselves from aerial fire, by lifting our shields, we would be exposing ourselves to the Yellow Knives' plane of attack.	10
29	5	Her own hair, similarly, had been cut short, closely, at the back of her neck, where the girl behind her, with swift strokes of a blade, had been freed.	10
30	101	Behind it, on each side, similarly armed, came others.	10
32	85	Other slave girls, similarly stark naked, hurried about, serving the men, bringing them food and water, and, when desired, themselves.	10
32	190	Similarly I think it would be difficult to obtain kaiila and escape without abandoning Hci and the kaiila, in any event, as we have determined, are well guarded".	10
34	333	Indeed, it seemed appropriate that both girls, both former Waniyanpi girls, should be similarly collared.	10
34	448	Similarly, one does not pass between a guest and the fire in a lodge without begging his pardon.	10
35	179	Similarly, the lack of activity on the part of the vision seeker may not be stimulatory to the sleen's attack response, Akihoka tells a story about his own vision seeking.	10
35	203	Similarly, one may make a gift of a dream or vision to someone who needs it, or would like to have it.	10
35	231	It gave me then, similarly, a soft curd of meat, brought up, too, from the storage stomach.	10
37	79	How maddeningly desirable are slaves! If, outside the pit, she should panic, and try to run, she might, by the rope on her ankle, be kept from doing so; that might save her life; similarly, if she should be paralyzed with fear and find herself unable to move, it might be used to drag her back into t...	10
43	365	Similarly they are seldom gagged.	10
44	26	Not only would the girls command an excellent view of the prairie, especially to the west, and of the main trail to the summit, but those who might approach from this direction or ascend the trail should, similarly, be able to entertain an excellent view of the girls.	10
44	303	"Now kiss him," said Hci, indicating me, "similarly, and declare your love for him".	10
44	339	Similarly, in this fashion, if such matters entered his mind, there would presumably be fewer, if any, prisoners to be concerned about.	10
44	705	Similarly a girl who is disinclined to so move, and pretends to be inert, perhaps being inspected by a customer whose collar she is not eager to wear, is likely to feel the slaver's whip upon her, and will then give closer attention, as it is her master's wish, to the beauties and provocations expec...	10
44	887	I then, similarly, hooded Bloketu.	10
47	198	Similarly, due also to a lack of competition, and the merciless selections of war, they had not yet become to the tarn as the normal warrior in the Barrens is to his kaiila, namely, a member of a matched fighting unit.	10
51	15	As we had not been similarly armed, it alone, afoot, and I with Grunt, he with an armed crossbow, and as it had not rushed upon me, I had not contested its withdrawal from the field.	10
54	179	Similarly, there is little, I suspect, which transpires between slaves which is not known to masters.	10
54	275	Similarly, the expression "red silk," in Gorean, tends to be used as a category in slaving, and also, outside the slaving context, as an expression in vulgar discourse, indicating that the woman is no longer a virgin, or, as the Goreans say, at least vulgarly of slaves, that her body has been opened...	10

Book 19. (34 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	23	Many times had I, too, similarly secured, en route to various destinations, usually in the city of Ar itself, been similarly secured and transported.	10
1	61	Similarly, it is obviously not the result of contemporary minting techniques and technology.	10
1	145	Similarly the authentication of a coin can often proceed with more confidence if some evidence is in hand pertaining to its history, and its former owners, so to speak.	10
2	337	I wondered if these men had occasionally heard such tiny sounds before, such inadvertent little noises, almost piteous, almost pleading, in their way, from other women—perhaps situated as was I to one side, similarly ignored.	10
2	500	My right wrist was then secured similarly.	10
3	686	Similarly, I was a woman.	10
4	36	Similarly a girl's hair, if sufficiently long, may be used for the washing and cleaning of floors.	10
5	158	The other chests and coffers, by his fellows, were similarly treated.	10
8	348	Similarly your speech has been inadequately deferential.	10
8	354	Similarly, when asked a question, that pertaining to your house name, you did not respond with sufficient promptness.	10
13	174	Similarly, portions of the cage, like the floor and the interior of the top, and the gilded cone ring, are of iron.	10
14	142	Similarly no move had been made to secure my hands.	10
17	284	Similarly, I was not required to respond to certain sorts of commands, for example, to make "slave lips," pursing my lips for kissing, or to writhe slowly before my viewers.	10
19	267	Similarly I, though a free woman, because of this power he held over me, must serve him as a slave.	10
20	11	He did not, interestingly enough, similarly make me available for more general services.	10
20	72	Similarly I did not see any reason to tell her that it had been denied to me.	10
23	272	Similarly these men seemed to be professionals in the handling of women.	10
23	275	Similarly, there presumably I would be branded, collared and, if permitted clothing, put in distinctive garb.	10
23	277	Similarly the mills had their own sleen, both for patrolling the yard at night and, if need be, trailing slaves.	10
24	33	Similarly, if you were to go to Gor and give that to them as your name they would assume immediately that you, too, bearing such a name, were a slave.	10
26	76	"Similarly, as a slave, your body is public".	10
26	94	Similarly my kennel was comfortable and, for a kennel, spacious.	10
26	492	Similarly if any of the slaves interest you, any of those who served you, or any other in the house, with the exception of our zealous, bosom-baring little tidbit, Emily, she on her way to my couch collar, with whom I shall pleasantly disport myself tonight, and our little Tiffany here, take her to ...	10
27	121	"Similarly," said the whip master, "do not forget to press your body sometimes against that of the master, sometimes seemingly inadvertently.	10
28	22	Similarly the dancers were off to one side, many of them now sleeping.	10
29	40	Similarly, the dancers would be garbed rather differently than they usually were for an all-male audience, and a similar adjustment or accommodation would be evident in the dances which they performed.	10
30	674	Similarly it is no fun to be put on one's stomach and have one's feet, by the ankles, fastened over the six-inch-high, seven-foot-long metal tying bar, and then to have them spanked soundly with a light, springy board.	10
31	308	The leash, similarly, is of plain, sturdy material.	10
32	81	Similarly I have had clothing smuggled out of Corcyrus, clothing which you wore.	10
32	87	Similarly, objections will not be encountered by Miles of Argentum.	10
32	185	Ligurious was truly a master; he had proved this with other women; similarly, in most circumstances, had he so much as snapped his fingers at me, I would have thrown my legs apart for him; this was not the modality though, for whatever reason, in which he related to this other woman; he seemed to se...	10
33	647	Similarly she was permitted to keep her freedom.	10
34	80	To be sure, the entire milieu of bondage is similarly arousing to the female, the fact that she is collared, branded, owned, ornamented, if ornamented, dressed, if dressed, to her master's pleasure, that she must obey, and be pleasing, and that any lapse in her discipline, or pleasingness, is subjec...	10
36	644	Similarly sandals, utensils, stalls, plates, clothing, wagons, carts, the trappings of animals, and such, are often decorative and attractive.	10

Book 20. (34 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	Similarly, although a somewhat more central location of the Home Stone exposes it to more lines of attack, it also increases its mobility, and thereby its capacities to evade attack.	10
1	691	Sometimes, as a lark, a girl slips into such a feast, disguised as a slave, or into a paga tavern, similarly disguised, perhaps even to the collar.	10
2	498	Similarly, her small, delicate wrists were close together, so close that they might have been linked by slave bracelets.	10
2	756	Similarly, of course, they would be less efficient in manifesting the results of the deeper competitions involved, those competitions in which women desperately strive against one another, each to prove themselves more desirable to men than the others.	10
2	1367	"Treat me similarly," she said, "with the same brilliance, with the same authority, and audacity!" "But you are free," I smiled.	10
2	1430	Similarly, it is probably best that you learn nothing of helpless obedience, of submission and total surrender.	10
2	1662	Similarly you do not have her socio-natural vulnerability, that of the legal slave, helplessly so, in a society in which the institution of slavery is accepted, ingredient, pervasive, and honored, an unshakable matter, for thousands of years, of policy, tradition, and law".	10
3	107	Similarly, she really had no work gang but the fifteen men she had picked up in Port Kar.	10
4	80	If it were acceptable to discuss sensitive matters before his slaves, women like herself, but reduced to a status as negligible as that of furniture or animals, then surely it should be similarly acceptable to discuss such matters before a male, she must have reasoned, one who shared his sex, but wa...	10
4	282	There are probably hundreds of girls on Gor answering to those names, and others, almost as familiar, which are similarly luscious.	10
5	195	Similarly I had had access to the general stores of the camp, that I might more conveniently wait upon and serve her and her guards.	10
5	328	In this fashion, similarly, it is easy to feed them by hand and throw them scraps of meat.	10
8	48	The other cord, similarly, fastens her right ankle to the other's left ankle.	10
8	151	Similarly urts of the sort which live on garbage cast into the canals will often, unhesitantly, attack swimmers.	10
8	156	Similarly they lack its intelligence.	10
9	413	Similarly, as I am sure you will recognize, at least upon reflection, you now have no standing whatsoever before the law.	10
10	344	Similarly her ankles were not cut or abraded as though she might have tried to slip the iron from her fair limbs.	10
11	43	Similarly her beauty has not, as yet at least, as you can see, been graced by the imprinting upon it of some delicate emblem indicative of the status of property, some device recollective of the unmistakable, transforming kiss of the blazing iron! As advertised, as proclaimed, as announced earlier, ...	10
11	127	Similarly her legs were widely spread.	10
12	262	Similarly, even if I had had the option in the circumstances, which I did not, I could not have brought my Builder to that square for defensive purposes without exposing it to the attack of the same piece.	10
12	264	Similarly, even if his Scribe had not been placed where it was, it would not have been rational in this specific game situation, though it would have been a possible move, to place my Home Stone at Ubar's Builder One.	10
12	449	' Similarly, of course, one might skip about on the board, retreating on it, and so on, to utilize 'Eta Squares' in any fashion one chose.	10
12	469	Similarly, after the initial entry the remainder of the alphabet could be written backwards, or beginning at a given point, or reversing alternate letters, and so on.	10
13	114	Similarly I am confident she will be denied footwear and face veiling".	10
14	176	May I inquire, accordingly, what might be your interest in me, or that of your party? Why, for example, was the fellow named Babinius sent against me in Port Kar? What was the point of that? Similarly, why should there have been an interest in Brundisium in my apprehension? Who, or what, in Brundisi...	10
14	369	Similarly, I supposed, the pack odor would be acquired after some time in the pack.	10
16	283	Similarly the resources pooled among them, as we have ascertained, total the exact amount purloined from the wronged Groppus of Pseudopolis.	10
16	490	"Oh!" cried Lady Telitsia, similarly marked and colored.	10
16	973	Similarly, I am curious to know why a player of Cos, not understood ambassador or herald, sits at a high table, at the table even of Belnar, Ubar of this city.	10
16	974	Similarly, how is it that Temenides, only a player, and one of Cos, as well, to whom both Brundisium and Ar stand opposed, to whom both accord their common defiance, dares to speak so boldly? Perhaps something has occurred of which I was not informed, that ubars now take their orders from enemies, a...	10
16	1131	Another common way of doing this is to place the two pieces behind a cloth or board, or to wrap them in two opaque clothes, the guessing proceeding similarly.	10
16	1179	"Similarly," said the player, "the more orthodox your play the more predictable it will be, and thus the more easily exploited".	10
20	189	"Similarly, do not be offended.	10
20	218	Similarly, if I am not mistaken, you are wearing a uniform of Brundisium".	10

Book 21. (29 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	7	Similarly, most had already discarded or hidden their veils, even when not begging.	10
11	247	I tied her left wrist back to one of the spokes, and Hurtha, similarly, fastened her right wrist back, to another spoke.	10
11	358	We would, similarly, in deference to her feelings, keep Feiqa and Tula under the blanket for a time, lest their eyes suddenly, inadvertently, meet hers, and women read in one another's eyes truths which might be deeper than speech.	10
13	224	Similarly, you may not make inquiries pertaining to such things as their families, stations and castes, nor reveal to others, even if asked, any such information pertaining to yourself.	10
14	8	"As those earlier were similarly adherents of Ar?" I asked.	10
15	211	Similarly, because of their new shortage of supplies, they will have to withdraw many of their troops from this area.	10
16	40	Her wrists were similarly secured, the length of chain running under the heavy, fixed-position marble bench.	10
16	138	Similarly, even worse, do not use them to disguise your fear of men and of your own true nature.	10
16	1410	Similarly walking sticks and staffs often have one or more such compartments in them, reached by unscrewing various sections of the stick or staff.	10
19	353	"Too, similarly pungent and subtle is the recurrent emphasis on the expression 'lines', which, on a level and in a dimension to which I have hopes you may yet attain, forcefully enunciates and clarifies not only the concept but more significantly the emotional significance of lines, those inevitable...	10
21	242	Similarly one may bid upon them in public auction.	10
22	217	Similarly, some of the games tend to encourage the development of audacity and leadership.	10
24	182	Similarly we had encountered no difficulty in being admitted into his presence, in spite of the fact that he was presumably an important man.	10
24	497	Similarly, it is not unusual for a fellow not to think of a given woman in a sexual manner, or as an object of extreme desire, but when he sees her stripped, and as a slave, that changes instantly and dramatically.	10
24	589	Similarly, you came here to find riches, to seek your fortune.	10
25	80	There were two or three hostesses, clad and accoutered similarly to mine.	10
25	371	Similarly, girls who wear them are taken to be slaves.	10
25	1007	There was no reason as far as I could tell that the men of Gor, if acculturated similarly to those of Earth, if subjected to the same debilitating indoctrinations, the same negativistic educations, the same unnatural engineerings, the same calculated underminings of manhood, the same inconsistent co...	10
25	1337	Similarly the slaves, so occupied, and of necessity so concerned to please the master, are seldom given the time for the indulgence of loneliness.	10
26	1024	Don't you really think so? What self-respecting rapist or slaver would be abroad at this hour? What would he expect to find? A miniature domestic sleen among the garbage cans? A brawny teamster bringing in produce from the country? Similarly I assume you live in a frequently patrolled, well-to-do di...	10
26	1657	I think I have suggested that at gatherings of men, at which free women are not present, it is not uncommon for slaves to serve similarly.	10
26	1667	Similarly, Gorean workmen, on hot days, sometimes work nude, and nudity is common in the segregated baths and men's gymnasiums.	10
26	1880	Similarly, both women, at the first instant of enslavement, identically, are completely and categorically slaves".	10
26	1908	Similarly, you, and others, such as masters, will be able to tell, presumably, and with some accuracy, whether or not you are more beautiful, or more intelligent, than your chain sisters.	10
26	1910	Similarly, when you and your chain sisters are sold off the block you can see who brings the higher prices.	10
26	1914	Similarly many women are well guarded, or live in well-protected areas.	10
26	1916	Similarly, if one lives in a well-walled, well-defended city, one which is likely to resist attack and siege, such as Ar, one is less likely to risk the slaver's noose.	10
26	2044	Similarly, as suggested, the jerking of the leash, to test its strength, is good for her.	10
27	116	"Similarly, it would not be pleasant to be subjected to many other conceivable punishments, or, say, to be thrown alive to hungry sleen," he said.	10

Book 22. (42 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	78	Similarly, if it seems understandable that, say, a high magistrate, a general, a ubar, or such, might enjoy sitting in his pleasure gardens and inspecting his women, having them before him naked, or clothed according to his preferences, it is just as understandable that a less rich or well-fixed per...	10
1	122	It was, in its way, a convenience for the male, indeed, even an invitation to his predation; too, similarly, it was, to her, to the so-dressed female, a mnemonic device, and a symbol of her vulnerability, and nature, reminding her of what she was, and her meaning.	10
3	272	Similarly, doubtless, with heat, they could as easily open one! There was a technology here which frightened me.	10
3	871	Similarly I had not the least doubt that if he wished to beat me, he would do so.	10
4	365	Similarly, you will be totally unable to change your condition.	10
4	368	To be sure, susceptibility to the beatings of which I spoke, similarly to an occupational hazard, in its way, is an inevitable concomitant of what will be your condition.	10
5	23	They, too, were similarly manacled.	10
5	59	Similarly, another indication of our status here is that, occasionally, one of our names, an Earth-girl name, would be bestowed on a girl of this world, as a punishment, usually a temporary one, indicating that she was now to be regarded as one of the lowest of the low.	10
6	15	Seven other girls, too, similarly hooded and in postures of submission, were on the same chain, but I did not think they were from Earth.	10
6	20	We had not actually been paid for, as I understood it, except for a deposit, and were merely being sent on consignment to the wholesaler, who, similarly, for deposits, filling his own orders, would deliver us to various retailers.	10
6	169	Did we, on Earth, take our dogs and cats into our confidence? Similarly, though I did not want to feel their whips, and dreaded them terribly, the knowledge that I was subject to them, and that these men, such men, were fully ready to use them on me, and would, if I were not pleasing, was deeply mov...	10
6	234	Similarly, as the candy is held in its fixed position, it may, in spite of its nature, be eaten, or bitten, or licked or sucked, as swiftly, or slowly, and as much at one's leisure as one might please.	10
6	415	Similarly, if one is not beautiful, or attractive, one might tend to disparage beauty, or attractiveness, or claim that it is not important.	10
6	416	Similarly, one might, grotesquely enough, resent such things so in others as, sooner or later, to come to hate those who are beautiful or attractive.	10
7	24	Similarly, of course, such camps presumably had other values, as well.	10
7	68	I thought, however, that perhaps if I had not been forced to wear the iron belt, I, too, might have been similarly popular.	10
9	251	I then heard my height and weight, given in Gorean measurements, thirty and a quarter Gorean stone and fifty-one horts, or approximately, in Earth measurements, one hundred and twenty-one pounds and five foot three and three quarters inches, and a large number of my other measurements being similarl...	10
10	565	Similarly free women on Gor seldom, if ever, wear earrings, either of the natural or of any other variety, such as the clip variety.	10
10	572	Similarly, the foot leads to the ankle, and that to the lusciously rounded calf, and that upward to the thighs, and those, again, in their lovely softness, to the girl's exposed, hot, open, helpless, delicate intimacies.	10
11	365	Tupita and Sita, similarly, rendered immediate, fearful obeisance.	10
11	838	They then, similarly, placed narrow bracelets on both my wrists, several on each wrist.	10
11	1086	Similarly, although it is usually regarded as inferior to the full slave hood in its security, it tends to be more secure than many blindfolds, particularly makeshift ones, seized up from materials at hand.	10
11	1607	Similarly the authenticity of her responses can be recognized and tested.	10
13	298	Similarly, and perhaps for similar reasons, Gorean men tend, on the whole, it seems, to prefer normal-sized, lovely breasted, sweetly thighed women, with broad love cradles, as opposed to unusually tall, breastless, narrow-thighed women with narrow hips.	10
13	531	Similarly, her wastes may be subjected to unscheduled examinations.	10
13	534	Similarly, she is often under surveillance, of one sort or another, by other slaves or free persons.	10
17	36	The "sign of the Priest-Kings," similarly, is made with a closed, circular motion.	10
17	104	The public buildings, the law court and the "house of the Administrator," the locus of public offices, were similarly structured and adorned.	10
19	30	Similarly, it would not be wise for her to be caught in the garments of a free woman.	10
20	45	Similarly I inform you that I want them satisfied.	10
20	149	Similarly they generally would not use them for the construction of temples and public buildings.	10
20	240	My master, Tyrrhenius of Argentum, at whose total mercy I was, and similarly at the mercy of those whom he had appointed to supervise my work, had dealings with various work masters, prominent among them Ionicus, Ionicus of Cos.	10
23	19	Similarly, a chain ran from the ring on the back of my collar to the ring on the front of the collar of the girl who followed me.	10
24	65	Similarly, in an instant, my neck, or my back, thrown over their knees, could be broken.	10
26	227	But I would be scarcely less helpless if I were in a tiny slave cage, through the bars of which he might thrust with his sword, perhaps a hundred short, sharp times, or, similarly available to him, for whatever he might choose to do to me, chained with my belly to a tree, my ankles and wrists fasten...	10
27	7	It could be assembled, fastened together with plates, bolts and chains, and similarly disassembled, and transported in wagons.	10
27	288	In another moment he had similarly fastened my ankles together.	10
28	29	Tupita and I, earlier, had been similarly chained.	10
29	112	Similarly, interestingly enough, almost all of the female slaves in Tharna are native-born to the city.	10
29	300	Then, watching the men, it similarly relieved the second body of its wallet.	10
29	336	Similarly, we want only the five silver tarsks for each of these women".	10
30	53	Callisthenes had similarly put nourishment in the mouth of Tela, even as she was at the rail, neck-roped there.	10

Book 23. (42 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	369	I saw a free woman, similarly kneeling, similarly bound, watch this in terror, and then, quickly and exactly, imitate the action of the slaves.	10
1	367	Similarly, circumstances can apparently make a great deal of difference.	10
1	467	Similarly, after a time the besiegers tend to exhaust the food supplies available in the countryside and may well themselves suffer from hunger before the besieged.	10
2	148	Similarly, Ar, lacking a sizable navy, had no way to follow up the capture of Brundisium, either by interdicting the coast or attempting an invasion of Cos.	10
4	17	Similarly, there were no recreational gardens, no art galleries, no strolling lanes, no arcades of merchants, no physicians' courts, no reading rooms, no music rooms, or such.	10
5	668	I wondered if the free woman really thought that the subjection of slaves to orders ended with such matters as cooking and cleaning, the polishing of leather, and such, and that they would not be similarly subject to orders, and also absolutely, where the intimate, marvelous, precious, private, deli...	10
6	4	The rows, from the front, moving back, were numbered zero through 9; the columns, from left to right, were similarly numbered.	10
6	9	Similarly the space farthest to the back on the left, as one enters, would be space 90, the intersection of row 9 with column 0, and the space farthest to the right, in the front, as one enters, was 9, the intersection of row 0 with column 9.	10
6	700	Similarly, it helps the woman to adjust to her helplessness and her condition, as, in it, she may be fastened in an incredible variety of attitudes and positions.	10
6	880	Similarly, most refugees could not have afforded an inn.	10
8	717	Similarly, an auctioneer, vending beauties, may inquire, "What am I offered for this slut?" This is a way of suggesting that the slave is worthy of that description, and may be counted upon to please in the way of the collared slut, namely, inordinately.	10
9	138	Similarly I was not interested, in the midst of friendly overtures, in receiving a bucket of flaming oil in the face or, say, being struck from a ladder by a roofing tile brought from the interior of the city.	10
9	143	Similarly, during the night hours, it seemed the defenders might be unusually alert.	10
9	376	I then moved her about and treated the garment similarly in the back, drawing the strip back over the cord so that it was now only about eighteen inches long, and then cutting it off a bit below and behind the cord.	10
9	459	"But even more," she said, "I wanted myself to be put in such a tunic, and be similarly subject to men!" "I understand," I said.	10
9	462	Similarly, I do not really think I would object, if I were a slave, and not a free woman, to being naked on a chain.	10
10	240	Perhaps she had then, there, before the mirror, in the privacy of her own quarters, moved similarly.	10
11	132	Perhaps it then seemed plausible to him that I might similarly serve Ar".	10
13	102	Similarly, I had ordered her not to submit herself to me, of her own free will, even when she had begged to do so.	10
15	1055	Similarly I abandoned the idea of caressing the soles of her feet because she would not be likely to find that her response to such stimuli would be interesting or illuminating.	10
16	354	Similarly a slave is still a slave even if her brand could be made to magically disappear or, if she has been made a slave in some other way, if she has not yet been branded.	10
16	403	Similarly, no promise made to her has legal standing, no more than to a tarsk.	10
17	44	At another bridge, Vosk fishermen, from the vicinity of Ar's Station, fought, perhaps men who had merely been trapped in the city when the Cosians had taken their positions, and, at another bridge, huntsmen, from the interior, perhaps similarly detained.	10
17	53	Similarly, nets, often small and silken, but sturdy and cunningly weighted, are used in the taking of women.	10
17	557	Similarly, in the vicinity of the women and children, she might serve similar purposes, being used for a diversion or something".	10
17	639	A blade thrust through between the head and the wood, and then a spear thrust through, similarly.	10
18	313	Or perhaps it was simply a matter of taking possessions along with one, as one might, similarly, attempt to preserve one's livestock, as one might, in flight, say, herd verr or tarsks before one.	10
18	372	Sometimes the disk or tag was affixed similarly but by means of a simple wire passed through the ear lobe, closed and twisted shut.	10
18	544	Similarly, along these lines, to be perfectly honest, I have upon occasion used thumb cuffs on females, when it has seemed to me there was a point in doing so, or when it pleased me to do so.	10
20	333	One was similarly placed on the other side of the bow.	10
21	7	Similarly, behind the main body of the flotilla, bringing up the rear, back a pasang or so, flying no colors, their markings concealed, were two galleys.	10
21	167	"Do you think they were with you last night, similarly ordered to silence?" "I do not know," she said.	10
21	460	Similarly, it is surely within her rights to pursue her own best interests, selfishly or not, as she understands them.	10
21	461	Similarly, it is not her fault if other women are not as favored as she with intelligence and wealth, and perhaps beauty.	10
21	823	I recalled that long ago, some women on Earth had spoken similarly of rape.	10
23	93	"Similarly," I said, "the nature of women, what they truly are, most deeply within themselves, apart from, and beneath, the gross, accumulated encrustations of artificialities and conventions, which must be peeled away, to reveal the true woman, naked and loving, is important.	10
24	46	Similarly, if an appropriate free person is available, she must request permission to leave the house.	10
24	48	Similarly, if an appropriate free person is available, she must report in to that person, when she returns.	10
24	619	In a moment he, and the others, similarly, had retrieved Claudia and she, too, knelt on the bow deck.	10
24	640	He then, similarly, removed her ankle shackles from the chain and then freed her ankles from the shackles themselves.	10
24	642	He similarly handled Claudia.	10
24	774	In a moment Publia, too, similarly, sobbing, had been hooded.	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	22	Similarly, in such a formal situation, even the hair of the slave is normally thrown forward, before her shoulders.	10
2	31	Similarly, a private master would not be likely to beat you for parting your silk before him or for putting yourself to his feet and writhing there piteously, in begging need, and such.	10
2	34	Similarly, unclear or evasive discourse is not likely to win you a beating unless it is clear the master objects to it, and, in effect, will not accept it.	10
3	46	Similarly, I confessed to them my pleasure at being able to profit, at least for a time, from their protection.	10
3	63	Similarly I had heard nothing in the village, from the folks there.	10
3	70	To be sure, he himself, as he had made clear to me, with much firmness and in no little detail, back in the Cosian camp on the Vosk, was similarly ready, in such a situation, to be sacrificed, and cheerfully.	10
3	509	My hands, too, were similarly secured.	10
3	583	Similarly the possibility of active collaboration is significantly reduced.	10
12	291	Similarly I did not, in actuality, regard her ankles as too thick.	10
13	163	"Yes," I said, "and here and there, similarly, you can see, still in place, the iron framework for the insertions of the neck planks.	10
13	218	Similarly, of course, there are occasions in which a fellow, victorious in his purview, learns only later, and to his dismay, that his side is in retreat, that the battle, as a whole, was lost.	10

Book 27. (2 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	1074	There were many twists and turns, and even had she not been hooded, and even if she had known the city, which she did not, well might she have been similarly disoriented, similarly hopelessly confused as to her location.	10
27	271	Was this, she wondered, because she was now no more than a meaningless, braceleted, collared, half-naked slave on Gor, or was it rather simply because she was a female? But she speculated that even if she had met him on Earth, among others, in a civilized setting, or one of those settings called "ci...	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	190	Similarly, the looped binding fiber, a bit behind her, on the folded camisk, was where a man might easily have lifted it, and wrapped it about her neck, several times, from behind; similarly it was about even with where her wrists would have been, if they had been crossed behind her, for binding.	10
30	45	Similarly, if the deserters should congregate in any part of the passage, or be forced to do so, say, by Pani entering the passage, they might be similarly discomfited.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	49	Slaves, the two who were serving the supper, and some others, similarly lovely, similarly long-haired, similarly clad and collared, hastened to kindle torches and lamps, and, shortly, the room was well lit.	10
34	5	To be sure, it was similarly lit, with the small tharlarion-oil lamp in its niche, and was similarly equipped, the chains, the straps, the materials for gags and blindfolds, the switch, a coiled whip, on its peg, various articles in the presence of which a slave would be in no doubt that she was a s...	10