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Stranger

Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	57	I was surprised to find myself accepting this stranger not only as a being of my world, but as the father I couldn't remember.	10
2	67	I felt somehow a kinship with him, with this stranger and his sorrow.	10
2	268	Most keenly perhaps, I missed that he had not spoken to me of himself, for I wanted to know him, that kindly, remote stranger whose bones were in my body, whose blood flowed in mine—my father.	10
7	67	"Stranger, I, the daughter of the Ubar of Ar, ask your favor.	10
9	4	It is interesting, incidentally, that in the Gorean language, the word for stranger is the same as the word for enemy.	10
9	14	Impaling the stranger is a not unusual form of hospitality on Gor.	10
9	50	When one keeps to the left side of the road, one's sword arm faces the passing stranger.	10
15	75	Still I would not speak, not while he controlled a weapon; unfortunately, the first thing a Gorean warrior is likely to do to the stranger in his tent is kill him, the second is to find out who he is.	10

Book 2. (20 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	27	The Gorean is suspicious of the stranger, particularly in the vicinity of his native walls.	10
6	28	Indeed, in Gorean the same word is used for both stranger and enemy.	10
6	29	There was reputedly one exception to this generally prevalent attitude of hostility toward the stranger, the city of Tharna, which, according to rumor, was willing to engage in what on Gor might be accounted the adventure of hospitality.	10
6	101	Then, to the barbaric, intoxicating music of the flute and drums, she dances for her captor, the bells on her ankles marking each of her movements, the movements of a girl stolen from her home, who must now live to please the bold stranger whose binding fiber she had felt, whose collar she wore.	10
8	48	It was an intelligent precaution for Tharna to take, to keep an eye on the stranger, lest her hospitality be abused.	10
8	65	"Stranger," said a voice.	10
8	74	"You are a stranger in this city," he said.	10
8	76	"Who are you, Stranger?" "I am a man of no city," I said, "whose name is Tarl".	10
8	115	"But are you not intrigued, Stranger," asked the man, his pale eyes squinting up at me through the folds of the gray robe, "by the offer of a tarn, gold and provisions?" "What must I do to earn this?" I asked.	10
9	43	"You are a stranger," he said.	10
9	45	"Flee, Stranger," said he.	10
10	26	How would my word, the word of a stranger, weigh against the words of Ost, a citizen of Tharna and perhaps one of significance? Yet, incredibly perhaps, I looked forward to seeing the palace and the Tatrix, to meeting face to face the unusual woman who could rule, and rule well, a city of Gor.	10
11	45	"Is it thus, Stranger," she asked, her tones cold, "that you expected to carry from the city the wealth of Tharna?" I was puzzled, my body was racked with pain, my vision was blurred with sweat.	10
11	66	"Why did you not kneel, Stranger?" asked the Tatrix of Tharna.	10
11	86	"Then, Stranger," said the Tatrix, "I am sorry for you".	10
11	122	"How is it," I asked, "that you spare a warrior the whip and would use it on so miserable a wretch as Ost?" "I had hoped you guiltless, Stranger," said she.	10
11	218	"Sometimes, Stranger," she said, "it is hard to be First in Tharna".	10
13	99	"Stranger," said he, "I intend to survive the Amusements of Tharna at least once more".	10
21	142	"Good day, Master," smiled Targo, bowing as well as he could from the waist, hastily taking account of the unlikely stranger who stood before him.	10
26	134	There will be few to note the stranger who leaves the city, perhaps few to remember that he was once within their walls.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	92	"Who are you, Stranger?" he asked.	10
33	93	The words for "stranger" and "enemy" in Gorean, incidentally, are the same word.	10

Book 4. (5 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	41	The words for stranger and enemy in Gorean are the same.	10
3	24	"You are a stranger," he said.	10
3	81	"You are a stranger," he said.	10
5	81	"He is a stranger," she said.	10
16	67	On the other hand, I reminded myself, my own probabilities of success and survival were hardly better—and here I was, his critic—climbing up the drum rope, wet, cold, puffing, a stranger to the city of Turia, intending to steal an object—the egg of Priest-Kings—which was ...	10

Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	423	I had sensed the marvelous raw power of Sura, her amazing, almost intuitive grasp of the game; and I wondered of Hup, who could be the father of so brilliant a boy as Scormus of Ar; perhaps Hup, the Fool, was no stranger to the game; I looked to one side and saw Qualius of Ar, the blind Player; unno...	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	34	In Gorean, incidentally, the word for stranger and enemy are the same.	10
9	562	Do not interfere, Stranger, this man is Surbus".	10
9	575	The giant urts, silken and blazing-eyed, living mostly on the garbage in the canals, are not stranger to bodies, both living and dead, found cast into their waters.	10
9	593	"You are a fool, Stranger," said the proprietor.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1158	Once, there was a visitor to the pens, a tall stranger, partially hooded, who wore robes of blue and yellow silk, those of the Slavers.	10
15	145	It was not as though I were a stranger to her, as surely were the other girls.	10
17	197	I now belonged to this stranger, to whom I, and the others, had submitted ourselves.	10

Book 8. (2 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	282	The Gorean slave girl, if nothing else, is commonly no stranger to love.	10
22	58	"Flee, Stranger, flee!" "They are coming!" "Give him paga," said Thurnock.	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	57	"Why do you not lie beneath the ax, Stranger?" called out Forkbeard.	10
13	453	This cry, like a stimulus, acted upon the others, as well; almost instantly, with the velocity that the stranger signal can course through a pack of urts, this shriek was picked up by those with it; then, the hall filled with their horrid howling, eyes blazing, led by the Kur with the golden band, f...	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	Man, on Earth, had finally succeeded, after long centuries, in creating a society in which he had no essential place; he had, at last, built a house in which he could not live, in which he had left not one room suitable for human habitation; he called it a home; in it he was a stranger; his habitat,...	10
5	78	How slave she was, and yet how ignorant she seemed to be of this, struggling to remain a stranger to herself.	10
5	731	None but its master should it have permitted its saddle! Of what value is a tarn of war who permits a stranger, even a girl, a mere wench, to ascend to its saddle? I had driven it away.	10
14	236	In Gorean, the same expression is used for stranger and enemy.	10
26	703	I had decided, after the more obviously punishment portion of the discipline, to regard her as, and treat her as, a new slave, one new to the household, one I might have just purchased for my interest, one who was a stranger to me, one I did not know.	10

Book 11. (51 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	445	The stranger's spear had penetrated the shield of he who was one of my captors, and the stranger, bracing the shaft between his arm and body, had lifted his opponent's shield and turned, throwing it and his opponent, who had not the time to slip from the shield straps, to the ground at his feet.	10
2	519	With a cry he forced back the bearded man, who fell, stumbling in the shield, backward, and then lay on the grass before the stranger, the stranger's blade at his throat.	10
2	391	He faced the stranger, who still crouched a few yards away.	10
2	393	It was as though he were giving the stranger an opportunity to withdraw.	10
2	394	Perhaps a mistake had been made? Perhaps there had been a misunderstanding? The stranger, crouching in the grass, his shield beside him, the butt of the spear in the grass, the weapon upright, its point against the sky, nodded.	10
2	407	The stranger, now, stood.	10
2	416	He stood separated from the stranger by some forty feet.	10
2	429	Then, suddenly, the stranger, laughing, lifted his spear and struck its butt into the ground.	10
2	443	The spear of him who was one of my captors seemed to leap upward and away, caroming from the oblique, lifted surface of the stranger's shield.	10
2	446	The stranger's blade, now, loosed from its sheath, under the opponent's helmet, lay at his throat.	10
2	447	But the stranger did not strike.	10
2	455	He charged the other, the stranger, and swiftly did the two engage.	10
2	472	The stranger stepped back from him, his blade bloody.	10
2	476	"Kajira canjellne," said the stranger.	10
2	481	The stranger bent to lift the penetrated shield, that he might remove from it his bronze-headed weapon.	10
2	483	Before I could respond in horror or my body move the stranger had reacted, rolling to the side and, in an instant, regaining his feet, assuming an on-guard position.	10
2	484	As my cry of misery escaped my lips the thrust of the bearded man's spear had passed to the left of the stranger's helmet.	10
2	485	The stranger had not remained at the vicinity of the shield with its penetrating spear, but had abandoned it.	10
2	486	For the first time now the stranger did not seem pleased.	10
2	489	He faced the stranger now, sword drawn.	10
2	492	But the stranger had not rushed upon him.	10
2	496	The stranger was not there.	10
2	497	Twice more the bearded man charged, and each time the stranger seemed not to be at the point of intended impact.	10
2	498	The fourth time the stranger was behind him and on his left.	10
2	499	The stranger's sword was at his left armpit.	10
2	501	The stranger's sword moved.	10
2	502	The stranger stepped back.	10
2	509	I then realized, as I had not before, the skill of the stranger.	10
2	515	It was with humiliating skill that the stranger toyed with the stumbling, white-faced bearded man, he who had, minutes before, been preparing to cut my throat.	10
2	516	Bound, kneeling in the circle, it was with sudden, frightening elation that I realized the stranger was the master of the other two.	10
2	520	The stranger, in contempt, then stepped back.	10
2	522	The stranger stood back, in the on-guard position.	10
2	525	He stood regarding the stranger.	10
2	526	The stranger slipped his own blade back in the sheath.	10
2	531	The stranger stood watching them go.	10
2	759	Then the stranger had arrived.	10
2	988	I thought of the stranger.	10
9	231	What was I, truly? All the misery and shame of Earth suddenly swept through me! How unworthy, how contemptible, how despicable, how terrible I was! The negativistic conditioning of a world, of years of pathological conditioning, swept through me, that I might, as intended, be a stranger to myself, t...	10
14	197	The stranger casually looked away from Helen, and she bit her lip, tears in her eyes, no longer under his scrutiny.	10
14	205	She read the medallion of the stranger.	10
20	588	As a slave I must await him at the Chatka and Curla, fearing each stranger who might enter, fearing it might be he.	10
24	92	It pleased me that the stranger had not anticipated this intelligence.	10
24	187	I saw the stranger smile.	10
24	203	"I do not envy her," smiled the stranger.	10
24	206	"It seems you hate the slave," said the stranger.	10
24	208	"May I speak to your slave?" asked the stranger.	10
24	221	"I think you love your Master," said the stranger.	10
24	223	"Yes, yes, Master!" I was grateful to the stranger.	10
24	226	I wanted to serve him, and love him, and give him pleasure, and pleasure, and pleasure! I wanted only the opportunity to prove to Clitus Vitellius my love! I was sure the stranger saw my love for my master, even if my master did not! How complete, and helpless, and profound, is the love of a slave g...	10
27	342	Sometimes a stranger can tell a red-silk girl by simply looking at her.	10
29	31	"You are leaving me here for the first stranger who passes, Master?" she asked.	10

Book 12. (3 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	584	But I could tell that she, despite her implicit professions, was no stranger either to such thoughts.	10
7	226	"You are a stranger in Lydius," said the man.	10
12	608	You were a stranger in a country not of your own choosing, a troubled guest, uneasy in a house you knew was not yours".	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	490	In Gorean the same expression is used for 'stranger' and 'enemy'.	10
19	192	It is he who must be a stranger to all men, and to whom all men must be strangers.	10
26	41	Surely it is safer to keep a stranger on your right.	10
26	47	In Gorean, as in certain Earth languages, the same word is used for both stranger and enemy.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	885	Why, then, was I terrified of her, she only a slave? I think it was because I feared she might release in me things which I feared to understand, because I feared she might release in me something proud and savage, something which would be a stranger to apologies and pretenses, something long-forgot...	10
17	69	I wondered how many girls, accepting the apparent generosity of a stranger, had found themselves suddenly, inexplicably, swooning, only to awaken later in some unknown place, naked and in the chains of a slave.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	96	He who gagged you is apparently no stranger to the control of prisoners".	10
22	102	This world was no stranger to the glories and honesties of human nature.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	660	Then, as though I might be a total stranger, he sent me from him".	10
20	2070	I had also, however, purchased a set of lock clips, which are useful in some chaining situations or out-of-doors, where, say, one would not wish a stranger to be able to gag the slave, undo the clips and carry her off from where, perhaps, she has been chained to a post.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1363	You may be sold to a stranger, or given to one, or fall into the hands of a stranger, or group of strangers.	10
7	70	I am no longer a stranger to my collar".	10
7	123	"You are now no stranger to your collar," I said.	10
8	581	Too, I was a stranger in town and would know nothing of the Hobarts, or the crew of the Bar Ina, or whoever it might be, that might be interested in them.	10
8	896	"It is my suspicion that you are no stranger to war".	10
13	1366	You attempt to convince him of this, of course, even though he is unknown to you, even though he is a total stranger to you, by serving him, and superbly, as a female slave.	10
14	495	Such a game they would not have played with a stranger.	10
14	967	There is only one word in Gorean, incidentally, for stranger and enemy.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	740	It is not surprising, therefore, that she is no stranger to fear.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	201	I was very much aware that only a towel stood between me and this stranger.	10
8	16	When we had passed the stranger he released my hair and I again straightened up.	10
8	19	It seemed to me that he had held my hair more tightly than he had needed to, when we had passed the stranger.	10
8	141	Thus again was I led past a stranger in the alleys.	10
8	142	As we passed the stranger, he approaching us, he was on our right.	10
8	143	Goreans commonly pass in this fashion, the sword arms of right-handed individuals being thus on the side of the approaching stranger.	10
8	573	We had then passed the stranger, approaching, in the alley.	10
18	104	"I am a stranger in this beautiful city".	10
36	278	How much more so, then, must this be the case with the female slave, whose new master, one who will have total power over her, is likely to be a total stranger, a fellow whom she has probably never even seen before her sale.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	82	Who was that fellow, for example, who poured paga on one's head? And who, the free woman might wonder, was that fellow who gave her so sudden, so unexpected, so fierce a pinch? Indeed, perhaps she is fortunate that her very veil was not lifted up and her lips pressed by those of a stranger, or was i...	10
14	353	The hideous squeal which was so terrifying, so shrill and piercing, which had such an effect on the other animals, was presumably something like a stranger-in-our-midst signal, a stranger-recognition signal, so to speak.	10
2	1091	"But if the fellow was a stranger, a common thief, how would he be likely to know my name, or of any connection between myself and Henrius, or others?" "That is true," said Samos.	10
6	265	"If I lift my skirt it seems I must reveal my modesty to a stranger," she wailed to the audience, "whereas should I lower it I must then, it seems, face-strip myself before him as brazenly as might a hussy! Oh, what is a poor girl to do?" "I myself, putatively lovely lady, have in my pack the answer...	10
12	499	This would make travel and communication between them practical in a world where strangers are often regarded with suspicion, indeed, a world on which the same word is generally used for both "stranger" and "enemy".	10
14	354	It, too, presumably, was intimately involved in the pack's general response, its defense response, or stranger-rejection response, so to speak.	10
14	409	Behind me I suddenly heard again that hideous squeal of an urt, once more the stranger-recognition signal.	10
16	87	There is a saying on Gor, "No musician can be a stranger".	10
16	89	The saying is somewhat difficult to translate into English, for in Gorean, as not in English, the same word is commonly used for both "stranger" and "enemy".	10

Book 21. (5 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	279	"True, Stranger," said a woman's voice.	10
6	231	"It is not my fault," he said, "if a complete stranger takes a liking to me and instantaneously decides to make me a fine gift".	10
15	253	"Else you would not have been likely to turn your back on an unknown stranger".	10
25	1075	"It can be lonely for a stranger," she said.	10
26	1697	And however distraught she may be to find herself placed in the shameful, degrading, exhibitory garb of a slave, she is in any event knowledgeable about such things, and is in no way a stranger to such possibilities.	10

Book 22. (78 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	96	What they do to us! How they make us theirs! Doubtless he had been curious as to what it might be to have me in his arms! Had the stranger sensed this? Was that why he had had him feed me, when I had knelt before him, bound hand and foot? Doubtless he had been curious to know what it might be to hav...	10
1	62	She seemed in her hormones and beauty, in her needs, like a stranger flung out of time.	10
3	853	The whip, it seemed to me, strangely enough, somehow, was not a stranger to me.	10
10	181	I was now aware not so much of these first-glimpsed things, things which might occur to a stranger looking casually upon him for the first time, from a distance, as other things, things which became much clearer with closeness, closeness such as when one might be kneeling naked before him, so close ...	10
20	300	Though I was eager to be touched, and Tyrrhenius of Argentum, my master, had, as a matter of policy, kept me in a torment of sexual deprivation, I did not want this fellow, a stranger accosted on the street, to use me.	10
29	1523	The stranger moved toward Fulvius.	10
29	1528	Both Callisthenes and Sempronius, after having been arrested for a moment, startled, almost in shock, at the abruptness, the swiftness, of the stranger's attack, hurried toward the swordsmen, but then they stopped.	10
29	1529	The stranger had moved swiftly back, warily.	10
29	1539	The stranger had not permitted them to take him between them, Fulvius engaging him, Callisthenes and Sempronius seeking their openings from the sides.	10
29	1542	I do not think steel had crossed more than three or four times before the stranger had leapt back, and then backed away.	10
29	1550	The stranger motioned with his sword that Callisthenes and Sempronius should move together.	10
29	1555	It there was an initiative here, or some advantage, oddly enough it seemed to lie on the side of the stranger, not the pair of them.	10
29	1559	Yet Fulvius had lasted hardly an exchange with the stranger.	10
29	1568	I regarded the stranger.	10
29	1585	We belonged to the stranger! I looked wildly at him.	10
29	1588	He had expressed some relief or satisfaction at their earlier inability to locate the stranger.	10
29	1594	The stranger then, with a decisive movement, sheathed his sword.	10
29	1598	The stranger came to the rail and examined Cara, and then Mina, and then Tela.	10
29	1617	Sempronius and Callisthenes first busied themselves, under the stranger's supervision, with burying what humans lay about.	10
29	1635	"For whom?" asked the stranger.	10
29	1637	"No," said the stranger.	10
29	1646	The stranger did this perhaps to torture them, I supposed, that they might be so close to half-naked female slaves and yet be forbidden to so much as touch them.	10
29	1647	After we had been fed, and Callisthenes and Sempronius, too, had partaken of food, the stranger directed them to put us in coffle, with the exception of Tupita.	10
29	1657	After them came the stranger.	10
29	1661	The coins of Hendow the stranger had given to Mirus.	10
30	36	About the fire, were the stranger, still masked, and, unarmed, Callisthenes and Sempronius.	10
30	48	The stranger had now screwed shut the lid on the bota.	10
30	54	I had wondered if the stranger had permitted Callisthenes and Sempronius to feed us, half-naked slaves, in order to have them in proximity to us, whom they might not touch, as a torture for them, Gorean males.	10
30	63	It was his intention that I should be hot, and open, to him! I must resist! I must try to resist! What if the stranger should see! But men had changed my body.	10
30	81	I must try not to hear them! What pleasure she must be enduring! Perhaps the stranger did not recognize me? "Oh!" I said, suddenly, softly.	10
30	84	"Is she satisfactory?" asked the stranger, standing behind Sempronius.	10
30	85	I looked up, wildly, at the stranger.	10
30	87	The stranger held, coiled in his right hand, a slave whip.	10
30	90	I knew then that the stranger would whip me if I were not pleasing.	10
30	102	Callisthenes and Sempronius apparently held the keys to our bracelets! How gracious of the stranger! I was frightened, for I sensed that my responses were beginning to become uncontrollable.	10
30	103	I reared up a little, and saw, to my relief, that the stranger was back with Mirus and Tupita.	10
30	115	The stranger had returned.	10
30	122	The stranger did not return later to ascertain again for himself the adequacy of my yieldings.	10
30	127	The keys to these bracelets were given to the stranger.	10
30	140	"In that direction," said the stranger, addressing himself to Mina, Cara and Tela, Mina and Cara in their chains, Tela with her wrists braceleted behind her, "lies the Viktel Aria.	10
30	152	"I am sure," said the stranger, "that you will both make lovely camp slaves".	10
30	160	"You do not know what became of the rest of us," said the stranger, warningly.	10
30	170	The stranger then stood before me.	10
31	44	"Excellent," said the stranger to Tupita.	10
31	49	The stranger then picked up a tiny piece of food from his plate and indicated that I should lean forward.	10
31	64	I was particularly pleased to do them before the stranger.	10
31	69	I wanted to hurry about the fire, and throw myself on my belly before the stranger, tears in my eyes, covering his feet and ankles with kisses, his helpless slave, begging his touch.	10
31	73	"My friend," said the stranger to Mirus.	10
31	77	"She is pretty, isn't she?" asked the stranger.	10
31	79	"I mean the other one," said the stranger.	10
31	83	"Put your shoulders back, thrust out your breasts, girl," said the stranger.	10
31	85	"Yes, she," said the stranger.	10
31	90	The stranger then took a length of binding fiber from his wallet and walked about the fire.	10
31	108	If this were some plan on the part of the stranger and him presumably he would not have asked this question.	10
31	110	"Master, may I speak?" I asked the stranger.	10
31	113	I then realized that this must be some scheme into which she had entered with the stranger.	10
31	117	He had watched the stranger place, pull tight and knot the cords.	10
31	121	He was clearly no stranger to the binding of women.	10
31	122	The stranger then returned to his place on the other side of the fire, where he sat down, cross-legged.	10
31	125	The stranger closed it.	10
31	126	Mirus looked at the stranger.	10
31	133	"Please him," said the stranger to me, indicating Mirus.	10
31	135	The stranger looked at me.	10
31	138	"What?" asked the stranger.	10
31	142	Surely she, of all people, would not desire that! "Must a command be repeated?" inquired the stranger.	10
31	149	I looked back, at the stranger, frightened.	10
31	150	"Very well," said the stranger, to Mirus.	10
31	152	I realized now what the plan of Tupita and the stranger must have been.	10
31	163	The plan, then, of Tupita and the stranger had been a simple one, involving the utilization of a common biological universal, the placatory behaviors of the errant female before the dominant male.	10
31	168	"You do not mind, do you?" asked the stranger, "if she performs for the rest of us?" "Of course not," said Mirus.	10
31	198	I wanted so to please the stranger.	10
31	200	"Your legs are short," said the stranger.	10
31	205	I saw from the stranger's eyes that I was to particularly dance myself to Mirus.	10
31	219	Sometimes, too, I tried to dance before the stranger, but his eyes would inform me that it was before Mirus that I was to dance slave beauty.	10
31	226	"She is sorry! She begs forgiveness!" I looked to the stranger, in his mask, from where I lay.	10
31	244	Could he mean that the stranger had put claim upon me, and that it was to his whip that I was now subject? But, of course, he may have meant only that I belonged to Ionicus of Cos.	10
31	363	I looked to the stranger.	10
32	21	Most of the coins and valuables which had fallen to the stranger as sword loot he had divided with Mirus.	10

Book 23. (5 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	24	Who knows the intentions or nature of the approaching stranger? In Gorean, as in many languages, the same word is used for stranger and enemy.	10
10	462	"Stranger," said the voice which had first spoken of honor to me, "know that you have been spared now, in your entry into the city, because of the flag you bore.	10
19	42	I do not know if this is true or not, but his diaries, if, indeed, they are his, suggest that he was not a stranger to the field.	10
19	48	I suspect that at one time, perhaps long ago, he may not have been a stranger to the distributions of loot.	10
20	181	"What is all this about a topaz?" "You are then indeed a stranger to Ar's Station, and to the river," said a fellow.	10

Book 24. (6 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	512	"Who am I, a fellow of Port Kar, a stranger in the delta, to dispute their choice?" "They are barbarians!" she said.	10
29	146	He, like many fellows, no stranger to the mastery, could make a female do, and behave, as he wished.	10
31	179	The effect on the innocent lad, he come perforce a captured stranger amongst us, was clearly visible.	10
44	215	"I see you are a man of reason," said the stranger.	10
44	243	The light from one or two of these fires, to one extent or another, illuminated some of the slaves, including the one in which the stranger was interested.	10
44	307	Now, in virtue of the observation of the stranger, she had been once again entered into a condition of acute distress, being once again emotionally overwrought at the thought of what had been done to her, the decisively humiliating indignity of it, that her ears had been pierced.	10

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	117	A slave girl is often very careful about meeting the eyes of a free man directly, particularly a stranger.	10
10	443	Also, given the xenophobia common on Gor, often obtaining among cities, the distrust of the stranger, the contempt for the outsider, and such, there is a special ease in a master's relating to a foreign slave, one with whom he has never shared a Home Stone.	10
11	420	Few of us recognize the stranger in the shadows, who is ourself.	10
12	227	"What have we here," asked Marcus, "a little scribe?" "I am no stranger to scrolls," she said.	10
12	252	"You said you were no stranger to scrolls," I said.	10
22	465	To one who knows the area this presents little difficulty but to a stranger, or one unfamiliar with the area, it can be extremely confusing.	10
22	648	In this fashion the sword arm is on the side of the stranger.	10

Book 26. (33 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	73	"It must be an outworlder," said a stranger, impatiently, he who seemed to be first among those I did not know.	10
6	92	"And more expensive," observed a stranger, irritably.	10
6	103	We have examined their papers, and such," said the stranger who, I took it, was first among them.	10
7	646	I trusted that she had not seen me kissing the stranger.	10
7	673	"The garden is private," said Aynur to the stranger.	10
7	675	"You have no right to be here," she said to the stranger.	10
7	683	She had discovered a stranger in the garden.	10
7	689	But she then again faced the stranger.	10
7	694	The stranger did not seem frightened of Aynur.	10
7	700	It was that which had, in this place, given him, a stranger here, such power over me, not that such as he did not, independently, in a sense, have absolute power over one such as I.	10
7	732	I looked at the stranger.	10
7	750	"What have you to say for yourself?" demanded Aynur, angrily, of the stranger.	10
7	878	Might they not envy me this distinction, though, too, recognizing only too clearly the perils which it might entail? Then I became conscious that I was once again beneath the gaze of the stranger.	10
7	1158	Aynur bent down and picked up the silk and, neatly, carefully, very methodically, very deliberately, folded it, until it was again in the shape of a small, soft, layered rectangle, some three inches by five inches, as it had been earlier, when the stranger had placed it in my mouth.	10
10	478	I was no stranger to this sort of thing.	10
11	929	I was now no stranger to arousal and responsiveness.	10
12	130	So, too, perhaps even a modest truth, no stranger to eons of history, might undermine the myths of a world.	10
13	805	But I did not think that I was really a stranger to the collar.	10
14	1567	For example, asking a question outright, particularly of a stranger, can involve great risks.	10
14	1568	The stranger will presumably assume that you are supposed to be denied the information or you would have already obtained it from your master or keeper.	10
14	1577	I leaped up and the Lady Constanzia, not daring to look at the scarlet-clad stranger, rose, too, to her feet.	10
18	324	The forcing of a slave, indeed, even the use of an unoffered slave, by a stranger, an outlander, so to speak, might be taken as some form of presumption or insult.	10
18	333	Too, neither the Lady Constanzia nor I knew the name of the stranger, nor even his city.	10
19	370	But if it can be dangerous for a slave to look too boldly into the eyes of a mere stranger, if such can invite a kick or a cuff, or even a whipping, imagine how wary one would be of meeting, and how one would fear to meet, the eyes of one such as the gaunt figure, the eyes of one seemingly unbalance...	10
23	8	"She is pretty, isn't she?" said the Lady Constanzia, turning to the fellow with her, the stranger in the city, he who had come again and again to visit her, at this very ring.	10
23	100	A free man, thus, could not easily inquire of me, until the gag had been undone, the whereabouts of, say, a pretty slave and a fellow not of the city, a stranger, one clad in scarlet.	10
23	226	I thought of the Lady Constanzia and the scarlet-clad stranger.	10
30	15	But the first figure which entered the quarters was not that of a stranger, but one who had, upon occasion, frequented these precincts before, the officer, he whose name I knew not, but whose rank was captain.	10
37	527	Half hysterical with relief, overwhelmed with gratitude, say, she is prepared to throw herself into his arms and grant him, even though he is a stranger, the inestimable favor of a kiss.	10
40	22	I did not know if it were praying, perhaps to the Priest-Kings, perhaps to other, stranger gods, or not.	10
41	39	If I had been so chained during the rest period this afternoon, I would not have been able to enter the garden, to approach the wall, to encounter the stranger.	10
42	17	Indeed, perhaps the stranger was with him and I must now be brought before them both.	10
46	104	He was not a stranger to the nature of females.	10

Book 27. (12 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	377	"You need not fear you will be a stranger to sexual experience," he said.	10
17	804	Ellen lay on her back, chained as she had been, between the two rings, between which, at the touch of a stranger, she had found herself, to her consternation, begging, and bucking and rocking, and squirming, piteously, in the throes of her first slave orgasm, as rudimentary and minor though it might...	10
18	17	He was young and handsome, and no stranger to the handling of lovely slaves.	10
19	126	The officer thrust through the gate, but scarcely had he entered the area, a stranger, one unknown to the tarns, than one of the birds flew at him, aggressively, and he sprang back through the narrow opening and the great, yellow, scimitarlike beak snapped on the bars, not a foot from his hand.	10
20	1016	She saw no point in informing her thoughtful, solicitous sister in bondage that she, Ellen, despite her youth, was no stranger to slave fire, that the flames of the owned, dominated, mastered woman already raged frequently, irresistibly, in her belly, that she hungered for touches, for caresses, for...	10
21	134	Too, she would have been embarrassed to have been seen by him as she was, naked, on a stranger's rope, being marched to the bath.	10
26	626	And guardsmen might even now be seeking the mysterious stranger, the seemingly lowly fellow, who had had coins from the mint at Jad.	10
26	1160	But she did not envy or desire the sluggish, aloof tranquility of the free woman, so much a stranger to need and life.	10
26	1261	She was no stranger to the frankly appraisive glances of masters.	10
27	744	These were the ropes of a stranger.	10
27	3086	But all here now, even the soldiers, understood at least that much! If only she could convince the beasts that she knew nothing! Or that what she knew was meaningless and inconsequential, or no more than what others here, and doubtless others elsewhere, too, might know! If only she could convince th...	10
27	3303	And is it not natural to suppose that the lighter labors might descend to the slighter beasts, the softer, prettier beasts who stood in need of male protection, those less fitted for war and long treks, those less wisely pitted against the mastodon, the cave bear, the panther, the stranger, those wh...	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	27	And how despicable, how contemptible, is the human! A spawn of greed, an embracer of comfort, a seeker of ease, a blemish on the world, a wart of vanity, a stranger to honor.	10
1	373	But she would certainly in any case be acutely aware that the lovely stranger in the enclosure with her was another female, and thus an enemy, or competitor.	10
18	57	She is no stranger to petitionings, placations, prostrations, and obeisances.	10
18	289	In any event, Cabot was not a stranger to the netting of women.	10
36	114	Accordingly, the slave girl, well aware of her beauty, which commonly far exceeds that of the plainer free woman, is seldom a stranger to vanity.	10
36	290	She is no stranger to his favorite viands, which she, most likely nude, for masters, at such times, often keep their slaves so, will prepare under his supervision, nor to the wines which she will measure and serve, her loveliness similarly exposed for his delectation, as much as the goblet, the serv...	10
36	323	"As a slave," she said, "I am no stranger to bonds, and have I not been helpless many times, while my Master, with his patience, and skills, worked his will upon me, forcing me, whether I willed it or not, to endure ecstasies, and then ecstasies beyond ecstasies?" "Such things may be done to a slave...	10
77	15	And, he thought, too, while considering her various characteristics, which might appeal to buyers, though she is naive, confused, uncertain of herself, a stranger to herself, in some ways alien to herself, yet she has surely a fine, supple mind, quick, and, even, within its limits, those of Earth, e...	10
79	670	"A stranger, a bystander, a child, might see such things," she said.	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	275	Who knows the secret thoughts locked in the diary of a woman's dreams? And how few of them would dare to open the pages of that intimate journal to a stranger's perusal.	10
2	7	"That seems unwise," he said, "when greeting a stranger".	10
2	271	In Gorean there is only one word for "stranger" and "enemy".	10
3	22	Indeed, she seemed to show not only myself, a stranger, but her master little deference.	10
7	91	For example, a girl might be taken out, hooded, leashed, by one fellow, and, later, certain arrangements having previously taken place, arrangements unknown to her, she may, when she is knelt and unhooded, find herself, on her leash, looking up into the eyes of a stranger.	10
7	327	You are still a stranger to nature, to yourself, and the world.	10
9	16	"Are we not, ourselves, in our way, guilty of betrayal? Did we not engage, enthusiastically and uncritically, in betrayal, pretending to be what we were not, engaging to deliver a stranger, whom we knew not, to an uncertain fate, one we did not understand, and which might, for all we knew, have prov...	10
9	176	The use of the girl comes with the price of the drink, and thus which girl is summoned to the table, or which, approaching the table, is accepted, has an import which might not be obvious to the stranger to such establishments.	10
22	18	To be sure, a woman might be less innocent, and might partake of, say, wine, with a stranger, one on whom she hopes to employ her wiles to her profit, one from whom she might hope to win some favor or advantage; perhaps she regales him with some contrived tale of hardship or woe, designed to elicit ...	10
26	187	Few Goreans would place themselves in proximity to a stranger, if they were unarmed.	10
27	32	He did not know me, I was not of the Pani, I had not turned a failed assassin, Licinius, over to him for the expected justice of prolonged torture, and there was the matter of yesterday night, when I had mysteriously left the camp and had apparently engaged in a clandestine rendezvous with a strange...	10
30	29	In this fashion, one's weapon hand, if one is right-handed, faces the passing stranger.	10
30	30	In Gorean, as in many languages, the same word serves for an enemy and a stranger.	10
31	43	"They will cut their brother's throat for a silver tarsk, so why not that of a stranger for a disk of gold?" "And who," I asked, "will preside over this slaughter?" "Lord Okimoto, of course," said Lord Nishida.	10

Book 30. (185 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	31	The captain, for some reason, had wished for the stranger to stay on board the River Dragon, but, as I would not be allowed to do so, as well, the stranger declined the offer.	10
36	287	Cineas then lifted his sword to the stranger, in a salute, which salute was returned by the stranger.	10
1	40	Until the arrival of the stranger, it had been muchly quiet.	10
1	45	The stranger sat cross-legged at one of the small tables.	10
1	56	"If you have a story to tell, for a drink," said the taverner, "why not tell it toward the upper city, against the outer walls, in a landward tavern, say, the Diamond Collar?" The stranger was silent.	10
1	61	"Paga," said the stranger.	10
1	63	"No," said the stranger, and the taverner, alarmed, sensing danger, stepped a bit back, but recovered himself, almost immediately.	10
1	64	The stranger was a large, spare man, with roughened hands, perhaps hardened from the oar, or from hauling on lines.	10
1	73	The other tables were empty now, as their occupants had left, or had gathered with us, about the stranger's low table.	10
1	74	The only lamp remaining lit then, of the hanging lamps, was the one in which we could see the outline of the stranger's face.	10
1	76	"I can pay," said the stranger.	10
1	78	"I will tell you a story," said the stranger.	10
1	81	Then, looking to his man, he gestured toward the stranger.	10
1	87	"No," said the stranger.	10
1	91	He put his hand on the stranger's arm.	10
1	92	"Do not touch me," said the stranger, quietly, politely, rising unsteadily to his feet.	10
1	94	But the taverner's man did not mistake the tone of that voice, and removed his hand from the stranger's arm.	10
1	96	"I will leave," said the stranger.	10
1	99	"No," said the stranger.	10
1	103	None of us had noticed them, lest it was the stranger.	10
1	105	"So," said the stranger to the two newcomers.	10
1	114	At the same moment, the stranger bent down, seized up the small table, and flung it upward, and two quarrels splintered halfway through the wood.	10
1	115	The stranger's hands disappeared within his sleeves, and each hand emerged, a dagger in hand.	10
1	116	The newcomers cast down the bows and, together, reached within their robes to unsheathe blades, the common gladius, but the cloaks, hitherto so convenient in concealing their caste, their intent, their weapons, cost them an unencumbered draw, and the stranger was at them, table flung aside, daggers ...	10
1	120	That had been obvious only when the hoods had been disarranged in the stranger's attack.	10
1	122	We waited within the tavern, and, in a few Ehn, the stranger returned.	10
1	129	"Who are you," asked a man, "that those of the black caste would come secretly, silently, upon you?" The stranger was silent.	10
1	135	"And paga," said the stranger.	10
1	137	We were patient, while the stranger fed, voraciously, as might have a starving sleen.	10
1	139	"Is this how you serve paga?" inquired the stranger.	10
1	149	Clearly she was uneasy, and did not understand the meaning of her summons, this late, the tavern muchly empty, the group gathered about the small table, the stranger, in rags and mariner's cap, before whom she knelt.	10
1	157	"She is clothed," observed the stranger.	10
1	181	"Ah," said the stranger, pleased.	10
1	199	"You are crying," said the stranger.	10
1	202	"She is barbarian, is she not?" asked the stranger.	10
1	205	"What is your name?" asked the stranger.	10
1	210	"Yes," said the stranger.	10
1	224	"Would you like a name?" asked the stranger.	10
1	231	"I understand so," said the stranger.	10
1	233	"You had a name in your former life," said the stranger.	10
1	239	"Is she any good?" asked the stranger.	10
1	253	She knelt at the side of the table, rather before the stranger.	10
1	262	She pressed the metal of the goblet to her waist, and then, gently, but unmistakably, to her breasts, after which she lifted the goblet, regarding the stranger, frightened, over its rim.	10
1	263	She then kissed the goblet, and licked it for a moment with her small tongue, and then kissed it again, tenderly, lingeringly, supplicatingly, and then lowered her head between her extended arms, lifting the goblet to the stranger.	10
1	264	The stranger took the goblet, and regarded the girl.	10
1	268	Commonly, in nadu, the head is up, the gaze straight ahead, that the beauty of her features be displayed, and that she be in a position to better detect the slightest nuances of her master, either in tone or expression, but neither the taverner nor the stranger exacted this small adjustment.	10
1	270	"I think," said the stranger, "I shall name her".	10
1	273	"Let her, for the time," said the stranger, "be Talena".	10
1	373	The stranger smiled, and quaffed his paga, then put down the goblet on the splintered table.	10
1	403	"Girl," said the stranger to the slave.	10
1	415	"I have seen Talena," said the stranger.	10
1	421	"I have," said the stranger.	10
1	423	"—on the ship of Tersites," said the stranger.	10
1	425	"Yes," said the stranger.	10
1	427	"More paga," said the stranger to the girl, extending the damp, empty goblet to her.	10
1	429	In a few moments the stranger had renewed his paga, and looked about himself.	10
1	435	"What lovely hair she has," said the stranger.	10
1	446	"You have sweet thighs," said the stranger to the girl.	10
1	476	"Let her stay," said the stranger".	10
1	488	Too, she may have wished, nude and collared, to remain in the presence of the stranger.	10
1	490	Too, she may have read something in the eyes of the stranger, when he had looked upon her, which shook her to the core.	10
1	494	"Of course," said the stranger, "she is to be bound, hand and foot".	10
1	498	At a gesture from the stranger to the taverner's man the slave, nude, bound, and kneeling, was thrust back a little, a foot or two, rather outside the pool of light, rather into the shadowed darkness, presumably that her presence might be less obtrusive, and that she would better know herself for wh...	10
1	501	"I sailed on the great ship," said the stranger.	10
5	61	Something in the eyes or mien of this man suggested he might be other than many here; oddly enough, for the venue, I suspected he might once have been no stranger to honor; such I would not have sensed in Seremides.	10
7	185	Andronicus was no stranger to the Second Knowledge.	10
12	348	By the time the stranger had got his feet under him and was able to stand, the knife would be in his hand.	10
15	212	It is very different from a private slave, who is likely to live a life closely intertwined with that of her master, one in which she is no stranger to his table and his furs, one in which she is frequently well apprised of the warmth of his arms and the weight of his chains.	10
33	5	It was to this tavern the stranger, haggard, destitute, in his rags, in his soiled mariner's cap, had come, and regaled us with a story, however far-fetched.	10
33	8	"You are a liar," said the proprietor to the stranger.	10
33	11	The stranger smiled, as though discovered.	10
33	13	The stranger took no offense.	10
33	15	I saw, clearly, that the stranger had not expected to be believed, and was not concerned that he had been found out, had he been found out.	10
33	32	She had been brought to the table, last night, to serve the stranger paga.	10
33	41	"Is this not an attractive barbarian?" I asked the stranger.	10
33	55	"I understand," said the stranger to the slave, "that you have not been named".	10
33	64	I saw they were indeed unfamiliar to the stranger.	10
33	69	"He is a Scribe," said the stranger.	10
33	83	"She seems to me quite intelligent," said the stranger.	10
33	99	"Intelligence is often associated with the intensity of slave fires," said the stranger.	10
33	107	"Touch her," said the stranger.	10
33	120	"Touch her," said the stranger.	10
33	144	"You are the first who has done so, on this world!" "He is privy to the second knowledge," said the stranger.	10
33	179	"No less!" The stranger laughed.	10
33	190	"My thanks," I said to the stranger, "for your unusual tale".	10
33	192	I looked down at the table, where the two quarrels, fired by the Assassins, had struck the wood, piercing it, scattering splinters about, when the stranger had interposed it between himself and their missiles.	10
33	195	"But then," said the stranger, "the tale would be true".	10
33	211	"Then," said the stranger, "you are a fool.	10
33	224	"You found the slave attractive," I said to the stranger.	10
33	260	Who can understand such things? How piteously, how zealously, I thought, the girl had begged to be purchased! And how well, I thought, would my collar look on the neck of that slave! "And how would you keep her?" asked the stranger.	10
33	268	Several of us, who had listened through the night, bade the stranger a hale farewell.	10
33	270	"Would you believe your story?" asked a fellow of the stranger.	10
33	273	"Probably not then, either," said the stranger.	10
33	278	The stranger and I were then alone, on the street, before the tavern.	10
33	279	"Come with me," I said to the stranger.	10
33	298	"I hear the bar," said the stranger.	10
33	301	"Is it an alarm?" asked the stranger.	10
33	309	"Is the signal commonly so vigorous?" asked the stranger.	10
33	314	"Surely it is an alarm," said the stranger.	10
33	318	"It sounds like no simple announcement to me," said the stranger.	10
33	327	The stranger and I were jostled.	10
33	333	"Could it be the ship of Tersites?" I asked the stranger, though he, of course, was in no position to see better than I, from our current position.	10
33	340	"Aii!" cried the stranger, as we surmounted a small rise, and then had the piers below us, and before us.	10
33	344	"I have," said the stranger.	10
33	353	"That," I said, turning to the stranger, "is a ship from the World's End".	10
33	354	"It is," said the stranger.	10
35	4	"Yes," had said the stranger.	10
35	9	"Wait!" I cautioned the stranger.	10
35	27	I looked to the stranger.	10
35	30	"Yes," said the stranger.	10
35	31	I recalled that last night the stranger had alluded to this matter.	10
35	33	"What is such a ship doing here, in Brundisium?" I asked the stranger.	10
35	46	"Almost certainly," said the stranger.	10
35	49	"Of far and strange things," said the stranger.	10
35	51	"I have gathered so," said the stranger, "long ago, by the intervention of Priest-Kings".	10
35	56	"I do not know," said the stranger.	10
35	58	"It is Demetrion!" "Who is Demetrion?" asked the stranger.	10
35	63	The guardsmen had rather followed Demetrion's party, for which, I gathered, they had been waiting, and this permitted the stranger and myself, and the crowd, generally, to proceed several yards further down the pier.	10
35	86	"I know him," said the stranger to me.	10
35	91	"Enough," I asked, "to hire Assassins?" The stranger looked at me, startled.	10
35	94	The stranger pressed back, unwilling, I gathered, to be noted.	10
35	99	"I think so," said the stranger.	10
35	117	To my surprise, the stranger left my side, and slipped, unprevented, between the guardsmen, retrieved the sack, assured himself, it seemed, of its weight, which was apparently impressive, and climbed up the gangplank.	10
35	120	The stranger, at the head of the gangplank, held out the sack of coin to the angular fellow, who had cast it to the feet of Demetrion.	10
35	124	"This sack, I take it," said the stranger, "contains ten tarn disks, of double weight".	10
35	126	The stranger then removed one such disk from the sack, and held it up.	10
35	129	The stranger then handed the sack, less the single tarn disk, to the angular warrior, who replaced it in his sash.	10
35	130	The stranger then tossed the single coin which had been extracted from the sack to the planks at the feet of Demetrion, who swiftly reached down, and snatched it up.	10
35	139	"I am Nakamura," said the angular fellow, presumably an officer, certainly a warrior, to the stranger.	10
35	140	The stranger bowed, which gesture of greeting was returned by the officer, Nakamura.	10
35	141	"I do not know you," said the stranger.	10
35	143	"You have come to Brundisium," said the stranger.	10
35	146	"You know me, then," said the stranger.	10
35	149	"Scarcely by myself," said the stranger.	10
35	151	"I fear so," said the stranger.	10
35	153	"I regret his displeasure," said the stranger.	10
35	155	"I am sure of it," said the stranger.	10
35	157	"You have been successful," said the stranger.	10
36	1	The Warehouse; The Encounter with Cineas, the Agent of Tyrtaios; The Gift of Lord Nishida and Tarl Cabot, Tarnsman It was now four days following the docking of the Pani ship, the River Dragon, and the stranger and I, invited by Captain Nakamura and the harbor master, Demetrion, who now seemed on s...	10
36	26	The stranger and I, it may be recalled, had been invited to the warehouse by Demetrion, the harbor master, and Captain Nakamura, captain of the River Dragon, now wharfed nearby.	10
36	28	Demetrion knew little more of the stranger, the Cosian, Callias of Jad, than the fact that he may have cost the harbor, or, better, its administration, a number of golden tarn disks, of double weight.	10
36	34	"Neither am I," said the stranger.	10
36	36	"He has been seen with me," said the stranger.	10
36	39	"Give me a sword," said the stranger.	10
36	41	It was not a Pani sword, but a gladius, a weapon with which, I took it, the stranger would be familiar.	10
36	43	The stranger smiled, and turned to me, who stood at the foot of the gangway.	10
36	47	"The harbor office will know his residence," said the stranger.	10
36	49	But the stranger had already descended the gangplank.	10
36	52	* * * * Demetrion, the harbor master, had been with the captain, the stranger and myself, on the floor of the large, crowded warehouse, but Demetrion now excused himself, being anxious, one supposed, to do some looking about, and trading himself.	10
36	53	"You wished to see me?" said the stranger to Nakamura, captain of the River Dragon.	10
36	54	Captain Nakamura glanced to me, politely, but the stranger encouraged him, saying that he might speak in my presence.	10
36	56	"I have not sold the blade yet," said the stranger.	10
36	58	"I have remained in seclusion for four days," said the stranger, "and am now invited to the warehouse".	10
36	63	"Eluded?" asked the stranger.	10
36	66	"Why?" asked the stranger.	10
36	78	The stranger did not seem surprised at this report.	10
36	81	"A personal enmity, or resentment, may have been involved there," said the stranger.	10
36	93	"His loss could be grievous," said the stranger, "as Tyrtaios was a high officer in the resistance, knows much of its organization, and is familiar with the defenses of the castle of Lord Temmu.	10
36	99	"I would suppose not," said the stranger.	10
36	105	"This was the man, Cineas?" said the stranger.	10
36	108	"That," smiled the stranger, "was to be my reward".	10
36	110	"He seemed amiable enough," said the stranger.	10
36	116	"Nor will they," said the stranger.	10
36	119	"You are in danger," I said to the stranger.	10
36	128	"Cineas," said the stranger, "may not even know they failed".	10
36	131	"I know him," said the stranger.	10
36	135	"What was the fee?" asked the stranger.	10
36	145	"The cove was empty," said the stranger.	10
36	148	"Assassins now seek Cineas?" said the stranger.	10
36	151	"It seems then," I said to the stranger, "that you have nothing to fear".	10
36	155	"When one learns that," said the stranger, "that one is sought, by the black caste, it is often too late".	10
36	157	"In any event," said the captain to the stranger, "I would not yet sell my sword".	10
36	158	"I understand," said the stranger.	10
36	160	"True," said the stranger.	10
36	193	"I am pleased," said the stranger, "to have had conveyed to me the greetings of Lord Nishida and Tarl Cabot, commander of the tarn cavalry".	10
36	209	"And, if it returned," said the stranger, "would it not again face the torches of the castle?" "Of course," said the captain.	10
36	212	"True," said the stranger.	10
36	214	"Yes," said the stranger.	10
36	217	"Of course," said the stranger.	10
36	220	"What would you have done?" asked the stranger.	10
36	223	"I see," said the stranger.	10
36	225	"Yes," said the stranger.	10
36	229	"I have seen him," said the stranger.	10
36	234	"We put out word in the city," said the stranger, "here and there, that Callias, of Cos, would frequent these premises sometime today".	10
36	238	"I am pleased," said the stranger.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	830	He, though a stranger to Gor, was at least no stranger to matters of rank, distance, and hierarchy, no stranger to questions of status, no stranger to probabilities, nor to politics and political relationships.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	186	Who else would you dare risk before such a crowd?" Sensing the urgency of the matter, another taverner's man had joined the group, he who had chained and hooded me long ago, for my interview with a stranger, in the matter of the alleged Luta, supposedly the former Lady Julia Leta, of Ar, the strange...	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	33	Literally I had said, "I am a stranger who is not a stranger".	10