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Book 1. (28 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	85	He sensed my feeling and spoke brusquely.	10
2	112	While I ate, and afterward, my father spoke.	10
2	130	At last he spoke again.	10
2	150	Neither of us spoke for perhaps a minute.	10
2	155	As he spoke, my father often referred to the planet Gor as the Counter-Earth, taking the name from the writings of the Pythagoreans who had first speculated on the existence of such a body.	10
2	225	My father then spoke to me of the world on which I found myself.	10
3	43	If I set the machine to, say, Language A and spoke Gorean into it, it would, after a fraction of a second, emit a succession of noises, which was the translation of my Gorean sentences into A.	10
3	100	It was not mere political theory he spoke to me.	10
4	45	"Agreed!" he shouted, wheeling his tarn in the instant he spoke, and turning him to the city.	10
4	154	Then, beginning with the lowest tier, each member of the Council spoke in succession, giving his name and pronouncing that he, too, accepted the word of the blond swordsman.	10
6	116	The mechanical voice spoke again.	10
7	71	There was a long pause in which neither of us spoke.	10
7	86	The mechanical voice of Nar spoke.	10
7	98	The mechanical voice spoke once more.	10
8	37	Then, to my amazement, the daughter of the Ubar spoke.	10
8	187	I knew that she spoke the truth or something much like it.	10
9	117	Talena spoke, her voice muffled in the hood.	10
10	70	"Great Mintar," I spoke up, "forgive this she-tharlarion.	10
12	33	"I spoke as a fool," I said to Pa-Kur.	10
12	35	He spoke with no trace of anger or emotion of any kind.	10
14	53	"But," I asked, "what of the dream of Ar, that dream of which you spoke, that dream that you believed it right to bring about?" "Yes?" said Marlenus.	10
14	116	As he checked the knots at my wrists, he spoke to me.	10
15	153	Neither Kazrak nor myself spoke.	10
15	215	For the first time Kazrak spoke.	10
18	42	I spoke once more, in haughty tones.	10
18	107	Perhaps I spoke as much for my own benefit as his.	10
19	85	No one spoke.	10
19	194	I knew I spoke the truth.	10

Book 2. (28 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	120	He spoke slowly.	10
6	212	Then, raising her voice, she spoke to the officer.	10
9	22	"I spoke hastily," he said.	10
10	12	The guardsman spoke to his men.	10
11	102	Without taking her eyes from me, Lara spoke to Thorn.	10
11	134	One of the guards, the fellow who had brought Ost in, spoke.	10
11	168	"But," said Ost, hopefully, "I once spoke with her and I might recognize her voice if I were but allowed to live".	10
11	176	But the hands of Lara were extended, palms up, and she lifted them slightly; it was a gracious gesture that spoke of mercy.	10
11	191	Thorn spoke.	10
11	206	Her voice was cold as she spoke to the guardsman who had brought him to the chamber.	10
11	216	After a time the Tatrix, who had resumed her throne, spoke.	10
11	238	"He spoke," I said, "of a tarn, a thousand golden tarn disks and provisions for a long journey".	10
13	74	Andreas, as his yoke was similarly garnished with the deadly projections, spoke to me.	10
15	129	At last she spoke.	10
16	26	I spoke to it in low tones, patted it roughly on the neck.	10
18	67	Soon I noticed that the food slaves spoke no more, and gathered that they had been warned to silence.	10
18	71	That night, when we were herded into the long cell, and the bolts were shoved in place, I spoke to the men.	10
19	21	"Do that, Masters!" Andreas of Tor spoke up.	10
21	118	He spoke to the girl soothingly, as if to calm her.	10
21	156	The grizzled man spoke up.	10
21	182	Targo spoke sharply to the grizzled man.	10
22	109	She spoke softly.	10
24	50	Kron of Tharna spoke as might any man of any city of Gor—other than a man of Tharna.	10
24	95	One of the men spoke.	10
24	163	I spoke loudly so that my voice might carry to all who manned the double rampart.	10
24	169	Thorn too now spoke loudly for the benefit of the warriors.	10
25	32	The voice, for the first time, spoke through the mask.	10
25	94	Her voice spoke to the two guardsmen.	10

Book 3. (35 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	46	Neither spoke.	10
5	157	I myself would not understand the intricate processes involved in the machine of which she spoke but the purpose of the machine and the theoretical principles that facilitated its purpose were reasonably clear.	10
5	158	The machine she spoke of would be a brain-scanner of some sort which would record three-dimensionally the microstates of her brain, in particular those of the deeper, less alterable layers.	10
5	233	I supposed she spoke the truth.	10
5	241	When I said this, though I spoke in jest, she stiffened as though I might have lashed her mouth with the back of my hand.	10
9	85	After a time she spoke, her words cruel with contempt.	10
9	96	"Perhaps," I said, "he cared for her and spoke to her and was gentle—and loved her".	10
9	245	It spoke in Gorean.	10
9	250	A moment after I spoke I sensed another set of odors, which emanated doubtless from the device which hung about the neck of what stood before me.	10
12	241	And then to my surprise one of the slaves, though which one I could not have told, looked at me and spoke.	10
15	33	It was but a moment's work to locate the knob of which he spoke though I gathered from what he said that it might have been well concealed from the typical sensory awareness of a Priest-King.	10
16	91	"But he threw off the control web," I said, "and spoke as he wished".	10
16	96	"You spoke of knowing the Cabots for four hundred years," I said.	10
17	118	"Is this what was done once on the road to Ko-ro-ba, to a man from Ar, who spoke to me in the name of Priest-Kings?" "Of course," said Sarm.	10
18	3	No one to whom I spoke, principally Muls, would explain the meaning of this to me.	10
18	4	I gathered that the Muls to whom I spoke, who seemed well enough disposed towards me, simply did not know what was meant, in spite of the fact that several of them had been bred in the Nest, in the breeding cases located in certain special vivaria set aside for the purpose.	10
18	36	The transportation disk sped on and none of us spoke for some time.	10
20	30	Neither of the Muls spoke further but they seemed plunged into a sadness that I found in its way touching, but yet I could scarcely refrain from smiling for they looked so precisely similar.	10
25	19	Well could I imagine her fury upon the receipt of this announcement, a fury not diminished in the least by the knowledge that the words I spoke were simply and prosaically true.	10
26	259	As the girl spoke and I tried to lightly dismiss her words, I wondered at the long processes of evolution that had nurtured over thousands of generations what had in time become the human kind.	10
26	267	Yes, I said to myself, the words Vika spoke were perhaps not as strange as I had thought.	10
27	180	If he spoke to her or she to him I did not detect the signals.	10
27	242	"I spoke in jest," said Sarm to the other Priest-King, who made no response but, unmoving, regarded him.	10
28	57	The calmness with which he spoke astonished me.	10
28	121	"I love you, Cabot, my Master!" I knew the words she spoke could not be true but I did not rebuke her.	10
28	167	Intrigued by the hardness of the cage plastic encountered in the Vivarium I spoke to Misk and he and I, together with other Priest-Kings and humans, armored a fleet of transportation disks, which would be extremely effective if a silver tube were mounted in them and which, even if not armed, might y...	10
32	321	"Stand aside," said Parp, and I barely knew the voice that spoke.	10
33	151	We do not speak of love and courage, and loyalty and nobility—but of practice and observance and the punishment of the Priest-Kings—for if we so spoke, it would be that much harder for man to grow beyond us.	10
33	153	I looked at the Initiate for a long time, and wondered if he spoke the truth.	10
34	147	"What will you do?" "I don't know," I said, and I spoke honestly.	10
35	70	"The Mother spoke to me," I said.	10
35	119	"Once you spoke to me," I said, "of random elements".	10
35	122	"You spoke once of machines," I said.	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
35	187	I spoke to the man with the spear.	10

Book 4. (22 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	47	I knew they spoke a dialect of Gorean, and I hoped I would be able to understand them.	10
3	132	The magnificent vitality of that smell, so offensive to some, astonished and thrilled me; it spoke to me of the insurgence and the swell of life itself, ebullient, raw, overflowing, unconquerable, primitive, shuffling, smelling, basic, animal, stamping, snorting, moving, an avalanche of tissue and b...	10
6	60	I was thunderstruck that a girl, apparently of Earth, who spoke English, should be brought to the Tuchuks at this time—at the time that I was among them, hoping to discover and return to Priest-Kings what I supposed to be a golden spheroid, the egg, the last hope of their race.	10
6	66	Against my better judgment I spoke to her.	10
6	146	One of the warriors on the kaiila spoke.	10
7	95	He spoke to her, rather than the man she knew, the head of the department, whom she had seen often.	10
7	141	I spoke sharply to the girl.	10
8	159	Kamchak made her walk back and forth once or twice, and spoke to her rather sharply about her posture, then, to the surprise of both Miss Cardwell and myself, he did not chain her, but told her she might walk about the camp unattended, warning her only to return before dusk and the release of the he...	10
9	354	Kamchak spoke to her, very gently.	10
12	340	She spoke in English.	10
15	92	I once spoke harshly to her when I saw her cruelly poke Elizabeth Cardwell through the bars with the bosk stick.	10
16	236	"Why," I asked, "did he not permit you to keep the girl as a slave?" "She spoke a barbarous tongue," said Saphrar, "like yourself apparently.	10
16	242	"How was it," I asked, "that you, who had never seen me, knew me and spoke my name at the banquet?" "You had been well described to me by the gray fellow," said Saphrar.	10
23	22	I sensed, however, that he was angry when I spoke of the probable complicity of the Paravaci with the Turians, striking when and how they did, even during the Omen Year, presumably to draw the Tuchuks away from Turia.	10
23	93	Both Harold and I then spoke with our men, each issuing orders that any man with us who wished might now withdraw from the wagons and rejoin the main forces in Turia.	10
24	38	"Has this something to do with the 'wager' you spoke of?" I asked.	10
25	164	I could scarcely believe that the proud creature who stood chained before me was she whom Kamchak and I had referred to as the Little Barbarian; whom I had been able to think of only as a timid, simple girl of Earth, a young, pretty little secretary, one of nameless, unimportant thousands of such in...	10
25	253	"You spoke of arrangements," I said.	10
25	290	Then she spoke.	10
26	69	Then Kamchak spoke again.	10
27	12	The girls of the Wagon Peoples, of course, who had been enslaved, were freed; the others, however, save for some of Ko-ro-ba on whose behalf I spoke, would change their perfumed silks and their warmed, scented baths for the hardships of the trek, the care of bosk, and the arms of warrior masters.	10
27	52	Conrad spoke.	10

Book 5. (31 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	74	Often, though not always, they spoke of justice.	10
3	152	I spoke.	10
4	192	She spoke numbly.	10
5	162	At last I spoke.	10
5	299	In the last days, I spoke often with Misk of the difficulties connected with obtaining the last egg of Priest-Kings, in particular informing him that others had wished the egg as well, and had nearly acquired it, others who had had the technology to visit Earth, to seize and utilize humans for their...	10
5	363	Neither Misk nor I spoke for some time.	10
6	77	Then she leaned forward, bending her knees slightly, her body graceful, and spoke, her voice a whisper in my ear, an invitation, "Wine, Master?" as though offering not wine, but herself.	10
7	107	He spoke to one of the men-at-arms.	10
8	79	She was generally intrigued, though frightened when I spoke of the thing called the beast, and distressed when I mentioned the girls brought from Earth, to be sold as slaves from the House of Cernus.	10
11	165	He spoke in English.	10
11	183	The girl on the left, the thinner one with the blemishes, spoke.	10
11	379	He regarded Ho-Tu and spoke in Gorean, swiftly.	10
12	341	She then spoke to them in short sentences, pausing for Flaminius to translate.	10
13	227	Mip, for some reason, seemed to like me, and he spoke much during the evening, as we drank together, of the factions, of the organizations of the races, of the training of tarns and riders, of the hopes of the greens and the other factions, of given riders and given birds.	10
15	130	I spoke to Caprus again but he, now irritated, reiterated his position, and would speak with me no more.	10
15	222	At these times they would, as well as possible, converse in Gorean; Elizabeth taught them much; she did not permit them to know she spoke English; I would often leave the compartment at these times but sometimes I would remain.	10
15	225	In the beginning, when moving about the house, the girls had been permitted only the garb customarily worn in the sweat and motion of the training, a rectangle of silk, about a foot long, thrust into a silken string knotted about the waist; Virginia and Phyllis would not even leave their cells so cl...	10
15	291	"Stop them!" I spoke calmly.	10
17	512	Ho-Tu spoke.	10
17	558	I spoke harshly to Sura.	10
18	118	Ho-Tu spoke to her.	10
19	459	When they had turned and were being led from the block by the whip slaves who held their leashes, Cernus spoke to two of the guards behind me.	10
20	386	Scormus of Ar spoke.	10
22	89	I spoke softly.	10
22	234	After a time the crossbowman, who stood beside me, spoke to Mip.	10
23	213	I spoke into the cone.	10
23	214	I spoke in Gorean.	10
23	215	I did not know to whom I spoke.	10
24	222	"Ubar!" He now spoke to the guards with her.	10
24	308	"He did not know how truly he spoke," smiled Hup.	10
24	435	After a time, he spoke.	10

Book 6. (23 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	148	She spoke bitterly.	10
5	177	But, as I watched, and the young men shouted, the dances became less stylized, and became more universal to woman, whether she be a drunken housewife in a suburb of a city of Earth or a jeweled slave in Port Kar, dances that spoke of them as women who want men, and will have them.	10
8	299	No one spoke.	10
8	726	None of the slaves spoke.	10
9	470	"Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing.	10
11	283	He nodded, and then turned, but stopped, and spoke over his shoulder.	10
11	313	* * * * Lysias, captain, client of Henrius Sevarius, spoke before the council.	10
11	317	As Lysias spoke he walked back and forth before the table, his cloak swirling behind him, his helmet, with its captain's crest of sleen hair, in the crook of his arm.	10
11	345	Then he spoke to a page.	10
11	450	"No!" When the tumult had subsided, Samos spoke, softly.	10
11	487	Samos spoke slowly.	10
11	551	Antisthenes spoke, who had been first on the roll of captains.	10
13	13	As I spoke, the Ubar of Cos, Lurius of Jad, and the Ubar of Tyros, Chenbar of Kasra, the Sea Sleen, who was visiting Lurius on matters of state, sat unspeaking upon their thrones.	10
13	208	"You spoke of treasure ships," I said.	10
13	391	Then he spoke to the keleustes, wearily, "Ten from maximum beat".	10
15	7	It spoke to me of an old life, that of a fool, which I, now grown wise, had put from me.	10
15	602	I spoke to the kitchen master.	10
15	852	And then the words that I spoke did not seem to come from me but from something within me that was deeper than the self I knew.	10
16	366	He spoke irritably.	10
16	411	No one spoke.	10
17	345	I slapped the side of its neck, and spoke to it, gently, confidently.	10
18	193	I spoke loudly.	10
18	940	Samos now spoke softly.	10

Book 7. (22 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	48	He spoke this time in English to the smaller man, he who had had the syringe.	10
3	49	The larger man spoke with a definite accent, but I could not place the accent.	10
3	119	He spoke to me matter-of-factly.	10
6	156	I spoke clearly, slowly, that I might be easier to understand.	10
6	164	He spoke sharply, as one might speak to a servant.	10
6	193	It struck me then what was familiar about the language Targo spoke.	10
6	208	On the other hand, I was encouraged because it seemed to me then that these individuals, if they spoke the same language, must possess the technological skills to return me to my native world.	10
6	269	Surely someone would be found, if not here, in the next city, who spoke English, who could put me in contact with those from whom I might purchase passage in my return to Earth.	10
6	302	He spoke again, sharply.	10
6	351	He must be pleased with me, he must be pleased with me! He spoke a brief word of command, and, with a swirl of his robe, turned away from me.	10
7	258	Neither of the girls, however, spoke German, of which I had learned a few words, or French, which I can speak with some fluency.	10
8	182	He spoke to the one-eyed guard, who stood behind him.	10
8	430	In his house, in this room, I had seen instrumentation which spoke to me of an advanced technology, so different from what I had hitherto encountered in what seemed to me a primitive, beautiful, harsh world.	10
8	665	Then the mountebank, with a bow, turned to the animal and, taking its chain from the guard, spoke to it, abruptly and authoritatively.	10
8	1185	If we wished, we would take you into the forests and teach you what it is to be a slave!" As she spoke she jabbed at them with her spear, and a stain of blood was brought through the fabric of more than one tunic.	10
9	312	"Verna!" spoke one of the girls.	10
12	96	"Move to one side and stop," said a voice from outside, one who spoke with authority.	10
13	1183	I shall never forget the words he spoke, which so terrorized me.	10
14	687	I spoke in a clear voice.	10
15	926	I did my work quietly, and seldom spoke to the other girls, nor did they much speak to me.	10
16	222	Then she spoke to me softly.	10
17	330	He was one of the few men, or women, on Gor who spoke my name as it had been spoken on Earth.	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	348	The knife was in her hand, and, as she spoke, she played with it, and drew in the sand.	10
2	672	On the fore quarter I spoke to Rim and Thurnock.	10
4	323	When I had finished tying my sandals, she spoke.	10
7	92	If he spoke highly of the four paga slaves, they were doubtless splendid specimens of female slaves.	10
7	231	Something in the girl's manner convinced me that she spoke the truth.	10
11	438	She spoke loudly.	10
13	150	She put her head, too, to the sand, and spoke, rapidly, trembling, the words tumbling forth.	10
16	103	She could not see who it was who spoke to her.	10
19	312	She spoke humbly.	10

Book 9. (10 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	120	For example, if they could fuse their superstitions and lore, and myths, with a genuine moral message, of one sort or another, they might appeal more seriously to the general population; if they spoke more sense people would be less sensitive to, or disturbed by, the nonsense; further, they should t...	10
8	255	He spoke to them shortly and then, in the light of the lanterns, strode down the wharf.	10
11	53	As he spoke, his claws were retracted.	10
11	163	They spoke together in one of the languages of the Kurii, for there are, I understood, in the steel worlds, nations and races of such beasts.	10
11	173	Ivar then spoke swiftly to one of his men.	10
11	178	Some spoke for granting the permission to the Kurii for their march, many against it.	10
15	209	"You spoke of hand holds," I said.	10
16	18	Neither of us spoke.	10
18	209	He who spoke of himself as Hrolf disappeared.	10
22	316	Neither of us spoke.	10

Book 10. (23 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	168	Their word, imperiously delivered, with the confidence of unquestioned command, doubtless backed by the whips and scimitars of male guards outside, served as law to the inmates of Tarna's seraglio; when they spoke, men obeyed; when they spoke sharply, men feared; in the seraglio, backed by the power...	10
1	230	The man with the book spoke in an accent, Gorean.	10
1	422	"I learned of this from a captain, one known to him, with whom he spoke recently upon the salt wharf".	10
1	456	Herdsmen, guards, kaiila tenders, leave the camp along a "spoke" of a wheel, spacing themselves at intervals.	10
1	457	The number of men in the caravan determines the length of the "spoke".	10
1	458	No one in the caravan departs from it by more than the length of the wheel's spoke, pertinent to the individual caravan.	10
2	483	She could not understand us, for we spoke in Gorean.	10
5	160	That night, late, when she was in her djellaba, and hobbled, lying at my feet, she spoke.	10
10	54	No one spoke for some time.	10
11	434	None here spoke of it.	10
13	257	"This is that of which," said the man, "I spoke earlier.	10
15	66	* * * * The man who spoke was T'Zshal, Master of Kennel 804.	10
17	131	None of the men spoke.	10
21	300	Doubtless key operatives, particularly those who spoke languages of Earth, had been evacuated from Gor.	10
23	90	I threw the wretch's tether to one of the riders, one indicated by the man with whom I spoke.	10
24	200	I spoke falsehood".	10
24	306	They may believe you only spoke sincerely what you believed to be true, not what, necessarily, was true".	10
24	491	It merely spoke itself, from somewhere.	10
24	496	It was not I who spoke but something else, the words themselves".	10
25	37	Then his vizier, Baram, Sheik of Bezhad, spoke.	10
25	42	Other pashas, too, spoke.	10
26	620	She spoke to me, her head turned, over her left shoulder.	10
26	646	Did she not know there was no Elizabeth unless a master chose to call her by that name? She spoke more confidently now.	10

Book 11. (38 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	84	He spoke to me again.	10
2	199	One of the men spoke to me, and prodded me with the butt of his spear.	10
2	287	The bearded man waved his arm angrily, and spoke harshly.	10
2	295	Again he spoke harshly.	10
2	297	They spoke together, the three of them.	10
2	299	The newcomer spoke evenly; once he slapped his thigh in laughter.	10
2	300	The two other men spoke more angrily.	10
2	333	He spoke.	10
2	334	The bearded man again spoke harshly, waving his arm, ordering the newcomer away.	10
2	340	He spoke to me, calling across the grass.	10
2	341	The word he spoke I had heard before.	10
2	348	The newcomer now spoke decisively.	10
2	403	The men spoke together, as though clarifying arrangements.	10
2	643	Once more he spoke to me.	10
2	879	He spoke sharply, harshly.	10
2	1076	The man spoke soothingly to the beast.	10
3	708	I was being taught, as they laughed and spoke of me, what I was.	10
4	420	"I love you!" Surely, though he spoke no English, he could not have mistaken the anguish, the feelings, the deep intent of the helpless girl so shamefully belled and bound before him.	10
4	626	The men spoke together, earnestly.	10
4	634	He spoke swiftly and decisively, sometimes indicating a portion of the terrain by jabbing at it with the rock.	10
4	1003	My master spoke to him, briefly, no more than four or five words.	10
5	476	One of the girls, she with the bruise, spoke.	10
5	566	He spoke softly, but menacingly.	10
5	592	The captain spoke swiftly with two of the men in the room.	10
5	593	Then he spoke, too, to one of the slave girls, who, addressed, knelt before him.	10
9	625	There were slaves present, and yet she so spoke.	10
9	933	How grievously had the women of Earth been slandered! Did they not know I was a woman of Earth? Of course they knew! How casually, how unthinkably, they spoke in the presence of a slave! But I wondered if it were true.	10
14	359	Do you think I like being at the bidding and mercy of any male who can afford a cup of paga?" "If you spoke to Thandar of Ti," said Bina, "you would win for us both only a whipping".	10
15	18	And yet she spoke as though I should know her.	10
16	210	He spoke of a sail and its location.	10
16	213	The captain spoke swiftly to his crew.	10
18	122	The slave who had so abused her was to be tortured and publicly impaled, but, to the amazement of the citizens of the city, the free woman herself spoke on the slave's behalf, and begged that she be only put lengthily under the leather.	10
20	39	I gathered, from what I had heard, that contacts had been made by men wearing masks, who spoke signs and countersigns.	10
20	368	It was he! It was my master, Clitus Vitellius of Ar! "Oh, Master," I wanted to cry out, "I love you! I love you, Master!" Then I saw him glance at a paga girl who posed, turning before him, and spoke to him.	10
20	583	And as Earth spoke in me, I felt reflexively, dutifully, what I had been told I should feel, what I had been taught I ought to feel, what it had been programmed into me I must feel if I were to satisfy pre-established cultural criteria, if I were to be smiled upon and commended, too, lest I bear the...	10
22	117	The captain spoke soberly to the helmsmen, and the Jewel of Jad turned to pursue the ship of Port Kar.	10
22	480	But in a moment, in the darkness, she spoke again, eagerly.	10
25	187	No one spoke.	10

Book 12. (26 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	357	"He spoke to me," she said, "so I turned and knelt before him, the tunics clutched in my arms.	10
2	39	She spoke in English.	10
2	97	He spoke in Gorean, but I needed not translate.	10
2	158	What if she discovered that it were she, and not they, who must do now what was bidden, and with perfection? A woman who spoke in that tone to a Gorean man, if she were not a free woman, would find herself instantly whipped to his feet.	10
2	671	"And how was it that he spoke of it?" I asked.	10
3	279	The fellow in the furs, the rope coiled over his shoulder, apparently spoke little Gorean.	10
3	569	Then one spoke, the girl in the shorts.	10
3	880	After a time the dark-haired girl spoke.	10
4	719	He did not detect that you spoke in irony".	10
6	124	I spoke quietly.	10
6	339	She knew well of what I spoke.	10
9	259	"Yes! Yes!" said the blond girl suddenly, "Yes!" Sidney Anderson, I conjectured, was the first person on Gor whom they had met who spoke English.	10
11	67	Arrows were trained on the door through which he spoke.	10
12	221	'Faster! Faster!" He spoke sometimes to them in his own tongue, and sometimes in Gorean.	10
12	222	Imnak himself spoke fair Gorean.	10
14	32	They spoke in their own tongue and I could pick up but few of the words.	10
15	600	She spoke very softly, that she not awaken me, should I be asleep.	10
20	202	He spoke very quietly.	10
21	44	No one spoke while they moved around.	10
22	72	He spoke out, over the icy waters.	10
23	478	But no one spoke.	10
28	271	"You called a free man by his name," I said, "and you spoke, too, without petitioning permission".	10
30	35	The man at the center of the sand spoke to the two combatants, who stood near to him.	10
32	139	"Karjuk spoke to him and he, a rational fellow, in the light of economic and prudential considerations, joined us promptly".	10
35	546	I have encountered girls on Gor who spoke Gorean with a variety of Earth accents.	10
35	1079	It spoke in the language of the People.	10

Book 13. (34 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	86	She now spoke the language subtly and fluently.	10
1	107	She spoke freely before me of her need for his touch.	10
1	746	As we exited from his hall, Samos spoke to one of the guards outside the huge double doors.	10
4	58	He spoke loudly, calling out, over the crowd.	10
5	759	But she spoke in English, which she believed I could not understand.	10
11	184	He spoke in Gorean.	10
11	196	The two girls, I gathered, were the only ones in the room who spoke English.	10
11	242	He spoke, in Gorean, to the girl in the black slacks.	10
11	296	I did not understand the language in which he spoke.	10
12	440	Msaliti, in the speech known to the askaris, spoke briefly.	10
12	511	He spoke to the askaris.	10
12	531	Msaliti again spoke to the askaris and they pulled the girl's wrists behind her back and, refastening her left wrist in the left slave bracelet, the right still locked on her right wrist, secured them there.	10
12	544	Msaliti spoke again to the askaris.	10
13	33	She spoke with her head down, her ankles gripped.	10
13	732	Tremblingly, head down, she spoke.	10
16	45	Ayari, of Schendi, of course, spoke Gorean.	10
18	20	Fortunately most of these people, generally all from the Ushindi region, spoke closely related dialects.	10
19	123	I spoke the inland speech very poorly, but, as would be expected, thanks to Ayari, I could follow a reasonable amount of what was going on.	10
19	157	Then he spoke rapidly to an askari.	10
20	83	Ayari spoke to Kisu, and he lifted his head, regarding me disdainfully.	10
20	141	Ayari then spoke to me.	10
24	138	"Free me! Free me!" "I did not think you spoke to commoners," he said.	10
27	289	I learned this, finally, from the chief, and two of his men, with whom I spoke".	10
31	78	Too, she spoke in English, which language, native to her, she did not believe any in the hut could understand.	10
32	282	"In such a situation as this, formerly," I said, "you spoke of Alice, your sister in bondage, as a whore".	10
32	629	"He lifted his hand and spoke out to the priest and the men about the altar.	10
32	650	He spoke in English.	10
34	931	Then she said, "It is well that I spoke the truth".	10
44	172	They spoke quickly among themselves.	10
44	233	They spoke swiftly in a language I could not follow.	10
44	236	The language they spoke, however, was far removed from the speeches of Ushindi or Ukungu.	10
54	80	"Of this he spoke to me before he died," said Bila Huruma.	10
57	75	Beyond this he had been born and raised in Schendi and, accordingly, spoke Gorean fluently.	10
57	248	"But," she moaned, "I spoke in English before you, when I thought you could not understand.	10

Book 14. (26 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	270	"When I spoke to the psychologist about this she became quite angry.	10
2	313	Now he spoke of me as though I had not even, as yet, begun to glimpse the meaning of true manhood.	10
3	148	She spoke to them rapidly in a language I did not understand.	10
3	371	As she spoke, she continued to feed me.	10
4	44	She spoke to them in Gorean.	10
4	50	The Lady Gina spoke to them rapidly, and in detail.	10
4	104	The Lady Gina spoke to the slave, Lola.	10
4	116	Then, again, she spoke to Lola.	10
4	129	The Lady Gina, suddenly, viciously, kicked her, and spoke sharply to her.	10
4	131	Again the Lady Gina spoke to her.	10
4	155	The Lady Gina then spoke to the two girls.	10
4	311	She did not look at me, but she spoke to me.	10
4	313	She then spoke to the two girls and they conducted me swiftly from the presence of the mistress, Lola pulling me, stumbling on the chain, and Tela, behind, prodding me with her quirt.	10
7	410	I knew that she spoke the truth.	10
9	60	Then she spoke.	10
12	168	She spoke softly.	10
12	522	"Too," she said, "you spoke at least once without permission this evening".	10
13	102	Even the palanquin and slaves are rented! She does not fool me! How I hate her! I hate her! Did you see how sweetly she spoke to me? But she hates me, too.	10
13	947	"I spoke to Philebus," she said.	10
14	79	Mistresses, I knew, often spoke intimately to their silk slaves.	10
15	25	She spoke softly.	10
17	55	My mistress spoke occasionally about her.	10
22	63	As we spoke some five musicians entered the room and took their places to one side.	10
22	767	She spoke lightly, but I could see that she was interested in the question.	10
22	807	Then he spoke to the slave.	10
22	808	His voice was quite different when he spoke to the slave from what it had been when he had spoken to the free woman.	10

Book 15. (17 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	118	I saw that he who spoke was he whom I had taken to be the leader of the ruffians at the far table, one of whose number had threatened me.	10
10	197	Too, she had been a display slave, and that spoke well for her appeal to the eye, and ear, and hand.	10
17	17	"Is this the same female concerning whom we once spoke, she who was with you in the restaurant?" "Yes," I said.	10
21	50	"Tasdron spoke of it in the tavern to free men," she said, "and I, and other slaves, overheard him speak".	10
22	86	"Do any of you gainsay me?" None spoke.	10
22	325	It was in anger, in rage, in frustration, that I spoke.	10
24	187	She spoke as might have a slave.	10
24	239	I was interested to note that she spoke of herself, naturally, as a slave.	10
25	39	We spoke softly.	10
25	43	It was only at times like now, when with trusted men, that he sat, and carried himself, and spoke, as a warrior.	10
26	141	He, in anger, spoke ill of Ar in their presence.	10
26	210	"In the tavern," said Miles of Vonda, "was it not you who accosted my slave?" "I spoke with her," I said.	10
29	251	I, standing on the prow, motioned with my right arm to the oar master, and he, in turn, not on the stern deck, but among the benches, spoke softly to the men.	10
30	354	I looked at Beverly, but spoke to Bikkie.	10
31	10	I pressed against the heavy metal pole, or bar, almost five inches in diameter, fixed now, like a spoke, in the shaft of the windlass.	10
32	142	"Too, yesterday," said the man, "he spoke disparagingly of you".	10
32	144	"He spoke of you as a dolt," said the pirate.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	109	I could see, even as he spoke, several of the pirate vessels drawing back, abeam of the chain, but far enough behind it to prevent our ram from reaching them.	10
10	90	Kliomenes spoke to someone beside him.	10
17	190	I wondered if she knew how truly she spoke.	10
19	82	I had decided that it might please me to see her mouth, to note the trembling and movement of her lips as she spoke, and to be able to kiss those lips, or be kissed by them, if I should choose to permit this.	10
19	772	"You spoke my name," I said.	10
20	505	"The cloth on the table and the candle," said Miles of Vonda, "are supposed to suggest to you the place of this meeting of which you spoke".	10
21	874	"Do you recall, long ago, in the restaurant, when I spoke to you, daringly, I think, for a then-unenslaved slave, of the dreams, strange then to my mind, which I had been having?" "I recall," I said.	10

Book 17. (17 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1284	"Who, then," I asked, "spoke on behalf of Zarendargar?" "It is wrong to speak on behalf of a criminal," said Kog.	10
2	313	That we have, in effect, on the authority of one of the very beasts to whom we spoke this morning".	10
8	158	She spoke no Gorean.	10
8	819	As no one spoke, the auctioneer nodded to two of the attendants.	10
11	18	She spoke in English, a language held in common by the new barbarian slaves.	10
11	19	Five spoke English natively; three were American, including the red-haired girl, and two were British; two of the other girls were Swedish, and the last girl, with the short, dark hair, was French.	10
13	1496	I wondered if she knew how truly she spoke.	10
14	330	I spoke to her in English.	10
14	704	"You spoke of an Ugly Act?" I said.	10
14	904	Grunt and the Fleer spoke largely in sign, this being easier for them than the attempt to communicate verbally.	10
14	942	"Mostly," I said, "you spoke to Corn Stalks in sign".	10
17	301	'No, no,' I cried, 'please, no!' The man on the kaiila again spoke, and again I was released.	10
17	695	To be sure, the danger of which she spoke was quite real.	10
18	1	Cuwignaka; Sleen, Yellow Knives and Kaiila "This is the lad of whom the Waniyanpi spoke," said Grunt.	10
19	133	The young warrior then spoke to the girl at the paws of his kaiila.	10
19	148	He, too, spoke to the young man.	10
19	310	'" The young warrior spoke rapidly to Woman's Dress who, boldly, and in an almost fiery fashion, responded to him.	10

Book 18. (30 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	110	I did not doubt but what Hci spoke the truth.	10
8	21	We spoke within Grunt's lodge, one put at his disposal by his friend, Mahpiyasapa, civil chief of the Isbu Kaiila.	10
8	22	"I spoke to Cuwignaka earlier today," I said.	10
9	544	"It is that sort of thing I meant, I think," she said, "when I spoke of the strangeness of the quirt, or lash".	10
12	138	"Would you like the dark-haired one you spoke to?" asked a lad.	10
15	91	He spoke softly to Canka for a moment, and then stepped back.	10
17	31	"Hci," I said, "spoke in anger".	10
18	27	"I spoke to you of him," she said, "when first we met, shortly after Grunt, my master, had acquired me at the trading point".	10
18	314	She was probably the only person in the camp who spoke both Yellow Knife and Kaiila fluently.	10
18	356	He spoke, and his words, for all of us, were translated by Iwoso.	10
19	181	"Do you recall, Tatankasa," asked Cuwignaka, "some days ago, when we spoke with Bloketu and Iwoso outside our lodge.	10
22	147	Even as she spoke a white slave girl, naked, her hands bound behind her, running before a kaiila, stumbling, prodded by the butt of a lance, was herded into that crowded place between the lodges.	10
25	119	It seemed a new Hci with whom we spoke, one far less vain and arrogant than the one we had known.	10
27	27	Still others spoke to their shields and weapons, telling them what would be expected of them.	10
28	342	These things spoke not of the generalship of the Barrens but of a generalship alien to the Barrens, a generalship of a very different sort of mind.	10
34	22	"Oh!" We spoke in Kaiila.	10
39	409	Neither Cuwignaka nor myself spoke.	10
40	93	We spoke in Gorean.	10
40	199	He spoke to her in Kaiila and snapped his fingers.	10
40	201	He spoke again.	10
40	203	He spoke again and she straightened up and then again lowered her head to the dust before him.	10
40	204	He spoke again and she withdrew to her former position where she knelt as before.	10
40	205	Again he spoke, and she lowered her head, humbly.	10
40	291	Cuwignaka spoke briefly to him, and he nodded.	10
40	924	As we spoke the slave, apparently unable to control herself, and not struck back or disciplined, began, at first timidly, then more boldly, to kiss and fondle Seibar.	10
43	11	"It took you two years before you spoke Kaiila passably".	10
44	274	"I love you," said Iwoso, frightened, not even seeming to understand the words she spoke.	10
44	346	"It is my doing! I told them! In my lodge I overheard this foolish slave mention the place and time of the council! I tricked him into loosening my gag! I managed later, before being dragged from the Yellow-Knife camp, to rid myself of it! I then, in Yellow Knife, informed my people of your future w...	10
47	221	I pointed to three of them, one after the other, and then, my arms folded, spoke a command to Ubar of the Skies.	10
50	107	"Is there any here," asked Mahpiyasapa, "who would accept these slaves?" No one spoke.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	21	Then, after a moment's silence, a male voice on the other end of the line spoke quietly and precisely.	10
2	49	"Am I to gather that I have been found acceptable for what you spoke of as the more important position, or post, or something like that, then?" I asked.	10
3	544	She spoke almost as though we might not be on Earth, somewhere on Earth.	10
3	690	I found this frightening, but also thrilling, inordinately thrilling, for it spoke to me of unquestioned and categorical masculine domination.	10
3	694	Something deep, and ancient, in the relation of male and female, then spoke to me.	10
3	699	Where was I, what insights was I now privy to, what strange emotions, and troubling uneasinesses, now raged in my body; what was going on within me; what had become of me? Something spoke within me which lay deeper than the encrustations of cultures.	10
8	509	The men then drank, and spoke of small things.	10
10	171	"The people to whom you spoke probably mistook you, ironically enough, for one of your own spies".	10
17	104	"You spoke to me," she said.	10
17	112	"You spoke to me," she said.	10
17	160	"I spoke to her, Master," I said.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	374	"I spoke loosely, Master," she wept.	10
1	900	The time of which Samos spoke was about two months ago.	10
2	1094	"It seems likely then, if he is a common thief, that he would have merely followed you here, and is not the fellow who spoke to Henrius, or who would be connected with the booth in some way".	10
3	241	As she spoke, she began to casually disrobe.	10
4	213	He spoke not further then but turned and, cape swirling, strode to his tharlarion.	10
6	353	"Suppose then," she said, "that for your briefest of peeps you give me the ten thousand gold pieces of which you spoke, as a mere gesture of gratitude, of course, as the values involved are clearly incommensurate, and the veil, as well".	10
6	511	"Have you given some thought to the matter of whether or not you will permit me the peep of which we spoke so intriguingly earlier?" he asked.	10
8	277	It was thus that I spoke as I did.	10
16	1050	Temenides spoke softly and clearly.	10
16	1249	If Bina spoke again before the conclusion of the game, she would be slain.	10
18	75	He spoke words to a menial.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	22	"That is, at any rate, what you told me his name was, the last time we spoke of him".	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
14	90	Mincon spoke to the officer at the table, who, it seemed, recognized him.	10
15	133	To be sure, she still spoke much like a proud free woman.	10
15	158	I also had little doubt who it must be, he with whom I spoke.	10
16	1069	Mincon spoke to him as though we might be strangers, unknown to him, just emerged from the Semnium.	10
18	188	"I spoke to her this morning".	10
18	241	"I spoke to Feiqa the other day.	10
25	1103	"I spoke," she said, "for I was pleased to see that you had dismissed the slave".	10
25	1356	"But mostly," she said, as though tearfully, "I am distressed at the boldness with which I spoke before".	10
25	1402	"When I spoke your name before," she said, "I hesitated".	10
25	1474	"You spoke of a 'real reason,'" I said, "that having to do with your need of love, and such.	10

Book 22. (18 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	115	His voice, now that he spoke at length, seemed to have some trace of an accent.	10
3	502	Too, as he spoke now, at greater length, his accent, as it had once been before, was detectable.	10
3	700	"Remember, long ago," he said, "when we first met, and we spoke of an ancient, beautiful world?" "Yes," I said.	10
3	754	"And this world of which you speak," I whispered, "supposing it exists, it is like, in some ways, the other world, the vanished world, of which we spoke?" "Yes," he said.	10
3	829	The men then spoke for a few moments among themselves.	10
3	891	I do not think Taurog spoke much English.	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
4	389	"This," I whispered, frightened, "is then truly a world such as that of which you spoke, a world on which women such as I are bought and sold as slaves?" "Position," he said.	10
7	82	I was pleased Gloria spoke up.	10
11	1362	He had made me begin to feel sensations, though doubtless I was now ready for them, which had alarmed me, sensations which spoke to me of female helplessnesses, and of female helplessnesses beyond them, and perhaps even beyond them, intriguing, fascinating helplessnesses, helplessnesses dimly sensed...	10
14	108	I spoke imprecisely.	10
19	39	Then he looked at me kindly, and spoke seriously, "You should not have hesitated for a moment to speak to me".	10
20	244	My master, Tyrrhenius, spoke of his work as "recruitment".	10
29	430	It was hard to understand otherwise the pride, the grandeur, with which he spoke.	10
29	702	He spoke quickly, after only his legs were broken.	10
31	39	While Tupita and I busied ourselves in this fashion the men spoke of politics, of tharlarion, of war, and arms.	10
32	153	That was what was important, that I was a slave, not the language in which I spoke.	10
33	227	He spoke with an unnatural calmness.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	249	"You spoke of beauty earlier, and insultingly of my putative intent to bargain with it," she said.	10
5	637	"No! No!" The sudden, tense, almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and ...	10
12	95	She spoke more freely, not under my eye.	10
12	131	"I formed the habit of going to the wall with the other women, "fishing," as we spoke of it.	10
16	366	"I spoke of legal bondage, of course," I said.	10
18	400	I spoke softly.	10
21	588	"I confessed my natural slavery," she said, "and then spoke words of self-enslavement".	10
21	726	When I spoke, he halted, and stepped back.	10
23	124	"The intimacies of which you spoke, the knowledges, the closeness," she said, breathlessly, holding to me.	10
24	366	"In the fall," I said, "I spoke with Dietrich of Tarnburg, in Torcadino.	10

Book 24. (5 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	The sense of "earning her keep" of which the former Lady Temione spoke was a rather special one.	10
2	96	"He spoke of me as fat," she said, "as stupid, as a she-tarsk, as not being worth sleen feed!" "I recall," I said.	10
3	506	The leader spoke to subordinates.	10
4	70	She had been restored to citizenship and some spoke of her, though in hushed voices, as a possible Ubara.	10
16	22	We spoke softly.	10

Book 28. (2 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	190	Where is she?" One of the Kurii flanking the metal object on the dais spoke softly to Agamemnon, or the machine through which he spoke.	10
81	128	"When you spoke with Lord Zarendargar, on the day of the great breakfast, that night, did he not speak to you of these things?" "We spoke of many things," said Cabot, "of war and weapons, of beasts and ships, of stratagems, of honor, of codes, and such, and we again drank paga".	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	28	I did not know if he spoke truth to me, or if he spoke to me merely what he wished me to take for truth.	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	66	Whereas certain things remained obscure to me, several of the lower Pani, who served in the castle, spoke to other Pani, and some of these spoke to me.	10
27	95	"I spoke to a fellow, who spoke to one, lower on the trail," said Aeacus.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	489	"It spoke to you of things which stirred you, things for which you longed, but which you feared, spoke to you of a distant, or forgotten, world, one a thousand times more real, I suspect, than that which you knew.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
53	40	"By the river," I said, "Master spoke strangely, spoke of holding a live ost in his hand".	10