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Struggling

Book 1. (5 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	11	If he had not been simply a winged beast, I would have believed him to be struggling with himself, a creature locked inwardly in mental torture.	10
4	36	"Do you seek to climb to the Moons of Gor?" I suddenly realized I felt dizzy, or slightly so, but the magnificent black tarn was still climbing, though now struggling, his wings beating fiercely with frustrated persistence against the thinning, less resistant air.	10
4	122	It was impossible to conceive of them as other than they had been, but somewhere they, too, must be awakening painfully, struggling to their feet, needing to clean themselves.	10
9	170	"You must kill him," said Talena, struggling.	10
12	83	Savagely those vast talons struck and closed on my body, forcing the frame for an instant beneath the water, then the tarn was beating the air angrily with his wings, struggling to lift his prey, and suddenly both myself and the heavy frame were pulled free from the water.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	75	He seemed to be struggling with himself, as though he wanted to speak his own words and not those of the Priest-Kings.	10
10	20	Ost scurried along behind us, puffing and gasping, his short, bandy legs struggling to keep pace with the stride of warriors.	10
10	76	I managed to get my knees under me, and then, painfully, heaved the yoke upward, struggling unsteadily to my feet.	10
11	112	Slowly, every muscle straining to keep my balance, the cords in my legs and back like tortured cables, I reached out my hand to Ost's and, struggling in agony to keep my balance, added the weight of his yoke to mine as I drew him to his knees.	10
11	201	"Ost never gave anything away in his life," roared Thorn, wiping his mouth, struggling to regain his composure.	10
12	22	Two small hands caught it, and, struggling, managed to swing it back, keeping my balance.	10
14	31	Slowly as the creaking platform rolled out onto the sand, drawn by its struggling slaves, yoked like oxen, I saw the tarn revealed, a black giant, hooded, its beak belted together, a great bar of silver chained to one of its legs.	10

Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	6	I leaped forward and thrust my hand under the wing shell and seized the short, tufted antennae and with one hand on them twisting and the other beneath the shell I slowly managed, lifting and twisting, to force the struggling creature onto its back and when it lay on its back, rocking, its short leg...	10

Book 4. (10 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	2	Many others, too, rushed to the sound, and we were jostled by armed warriors, scarred and fierce; by boys with unscarred faces, carrying the pointed sticks used often for goading the wagon bosk; by leather-clad women hurrying from the cooking pots; by wild, half-clothed children; even by enslaved Ka...	10
6	57	"You are all mad!" screamed the girl, pulling at the straps that bound her, struggling in the bonds.	10
7	89	Miss Cardwell was little different from thousands of lovely working girls in the great cities of Earth, perhaps more intelligent than many, perhaps prettier than most, but essentially the same, girls living alone or together in apartments, working in offices and studios and shops, struggling to earn...	10
8	322	It was scarcely ten beats and Conrad had bound the struggling, scratching Tuka, slung her about the pommel, raced back, kaiila squealing, and threw the girl, wrists tied to her ankles, to the turf inside the circle of the boskhide whip.	10
8	514	I looked down at Dina, who lay at my feet, now no longer struggling.	10
12	300	She was struggling and laughing and shaking her head.	10
18	29	"You fat, filthy urt!" cried Harold, struggling in his bonds with the two men-at-arms who held him.	10
19	203	In a short while Harold, carrying the struggling Hereena, and I had retraced our steps to the central hall and descended the steps of the porch and returned by means of the curving walks between the shrubs and pools to the flower tree by means of which we had originally entered the Pleasure Gardens ...	10
20	43	When we were sure there were at least two tarns on the roof of the keep I leaped down from the roof and landed on the light bridge, struggling to retain my footing as it began to swing under my feet.	10
23	105	Some of the rear ranks actually climbed fallen and struggling comrades and leaped over the wagons to the other side, where they were cut down by archers and dragged from their kaiila to be flung beneath the knives of free Tuchuk women.	10

Book 5. (10 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	98	"Why," cried the man with missing teeth, "it is he! It is Hup the Fool!" "Mercy, Masters!" cried Hup, squealing, struggling in the grasp of his captor.	10
5	164	Bracing himself against the wind, the antennae struggling to retain their focus on me, he took one delicate step toward me across the metal surface of the disk.	10
7	167	This is a device used, when transporting slaves in open baskets, to prevent one from struggling to her feet and in flight throwing herself over the side of the basket.	10
8	11	"It's true," she said, irritably, struggling.	10
8	30	She stopped struggling, but was fuming.	10
12	3	The tarn, screaming, its wing useless, tumbled uncontrollably from the edge of the large, open, padded ring suspended over the net on the track, plunging into the net, its rider cutting the safety straps and leaping from its back in order that he not be slain beneath the bird struggling in the net.	10
13	97	And then my hands closed on her waist and she cried out in rage, struggling, trying to break free.	10
17	363	Ho-Sorl carried the struggling Phyllis Robertson to the square of sand, and flung her to his feet.	10
22	530	Again and again the small bow, swift and vicious, fired, twenty barbed arrows in half an Ehn, tarnsmen struggling to reach me with their swords, thrusting with their heavy spears, and all the time Ubar of the Skies tearing and ripping, his beak and steel-shod talons engines of fierce carnage; I felt...	10
22	551	Ubar of the Skies did not hesitate but hurtled into their midst, beak rending, and then was clear; they turned in pursuit but four of them, caught in the wide loop of the Tuchuk rope, were cursing, cutting at it, while the tarns, suddenly startled, finding their movements inhibited, broke formation;...	10

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	396	Now, angrily, struggling, she fought to lift her hair again but the thongs, holding apart her hands, did not permit her to do so.	10
18	713	Then Ho-Hak picked up Henrak and, slowly, holding him over his head, carried him screaming and struggling from the room.	10

Book 7. (4 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	56	One dipped its head under the surface and, moments later, the head emerged, dripping, the eyes blinking, a silverish fish struggling in the small, triangular-toothed jaws.	10
12	609	In my case, when on a leash, for example in training, on all fours, or upright, struggling to resist the sense of sexual uneasiness which it enforced upon me, I was sometimes afflicted with an irrepressible thought of exquisite irony.	10
16	136	Had I been able I would have cried outside his tent, struggling even with the guard for entrance.	10
17	87	Rask of Treve was struggling with himself, castigating himself, denouncing himself, I think, fighting not to care for me, a mere slave.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	254	The girl stopped struggling, and stood, tense, at the bar, her knees bent, regarding us with fury.	10
10	223	He nodded with his head toward the line of girls, pressed back on the grass, steel at their throats, struggling bound in the arms of captors.	10
14	113	From the shadows then was dragged forth, chained, a large man, strong, struggling.	10
15	665	When she stopped struggling, I released her.	10
19	255	As I looked on, unmoved, Hura, and her women, screaming and struggling, seized from behind by the men of Tyros, were thrown to their bellies in the dirt.	10
19	321	"Cease struggling, Slaves," said Sarus.	10
19	322	The girls stopped struggling.	10
19	352	Marlenus and the others, their ankles not yet tied, were struggling to their knees.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	108	Then Hilda stopped struggling and, held, head high, regarded the Forkbeard.	10
9	298	Two ropes prohibited her from struggling to either a sitting or kneeling position, one running from her right ankle across the ice to a ring in the side of the shed, the other running from her throat across the ice to a similar ring on the other side of the shed.	10
14	71	He pulled her, struggling, by the neck, choking, to a place to the left of the door.	10
18	514	But I was forced to admit that the wench now before us, struggling to free her wrists, now revealed to us, luscious, sensuous, short, squirming, infuriated, was incredibly desirable; we considered her body, her face, her obvious intelligence; she would bring a high price; she would make a delicious ...	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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	129	Then she decided to stop struggling.	10
5	315	Inside the fallen tent, struggling, was a figure.	10
6	41	"Hamid it was!" I cried, struggling to my feet.	10
10	379	The dominant male is thus selected for in mate competition; the undominant male tends, statistically, to lose out to his stronger, more intelligent foe; correspondingly, evolution selected for the female who responds to the dominant male; she who fled such men either mated with weaker men, her child...	10
11	38	Within minutes of the rain beginning to fall we had to dismount, to drag and pull our struggling, frightened kaiila toward the distant, higher ground.	10
11	47	The danger is primarily that the kaiila may, struggling, and falling, break their limbs".	10
11	54	Further, those who are foolish enough to do so, can usually, struggling and washed along, save themselves".	10
14	135	Foot by foot, slowly, across the floor of the cell, she slipping, screaming, struggling, I drew her toward me.	10
14	506	I laughed, struggling to my feet.	10
21	298	I found myself struggling to keep up with the beast.	10
21	587	I flung myself backward off the beam and the wire pulled the Kur from the side of the ship until it hung, struggling, I hanging a few feet below it.	10
24	907	"It is dangerous here!" she said, struggling.	10

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	465	"The Lady Sabina," he cried, "she is gone! She has been taken!" With a cry of rage the leader, or captain, ran toward the tents, his men racing behind him, I struggling and gasping, jerked and dragged by the thong which held me.	10
9	124	I half reared up, struggling, to a sitting position, my hands tied behind my back, my eyes wild over the gag.	10
9	650	It was hard for me even to carry water to the fields, struggling under the great wooden yoke over my shoulders, with its attached buckets.	10
9	1556	Verr Tail had been caught and raped on her back, struggling, in the stream, once, and Radish had been caught and forced to give pleasure between the sleen cages.	10
16	125	Bit by bit, flake by flake, dampened, struggling, trying not to choke, I swallowed the crusts with which my mouth had been crammed.	10
24	280	I heard him struggling.	10
27	193	But I saw his hand reach out and seize a paga cup which he drained while men fought over him, struggling to pound upon him, largely striking one another.	10

Book 12. (11 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	328	"I would have put them in with the others!" She half reared up beneath me, struggling, her eyes open and wild.	10
6	785	She was struggling in the narrow leather which confined her.	10
6	791	I observed her struggling.	10
15	1160	Then she half reared up under me, squirming and struggling, and then threw back her head, screaming, and I pressed her down on the furs.	10
21	55	I heard a pair, struggling, near me.	10
24	344	She stopped struggling.	10
26	274	Our own sleen was frenzied at our feet, struggling.	10
30	252	More men fell, struggling to rise and draw their weapons.	10
30	258	I leaped to the side to hack down at four men who were struggling with Ram.	10
34	52	I turned away, and, now struggling, put my weight against the traces.	10
35	656	Then she stopped struggling.	10

Book 13. (6 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	3	The two male slaves, to the right, turned the crank of the windlass and she was drawn, in her turn, struggling, before the men.	10
15	295	I ceased struggling, feeling the points in my flesh.	10
18	129	Kisu was dragged, struggling, from the court.	10
27	128	"I will try to be better," she said, struggling to her knees.	10
30	11	"Yes, Mistress," she cried, over the water, struggling to remain upright.	10
32	731	"Struggling, trying to pull back, fighting the wrist leashes, screaming, inch by inch," she said, "I was drawn toward the pool.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	875	She stopped struggling, and I released her wrists.	10
16	366	Then I ceased struggling.	10
17	173	I suddenly reared up, struggling, my shoulders some two or three inches above the surface of the couch.	10
23	47	"Yes, Master," I had said, struggling to my knees, the chain on my neck.	10
25	41	Krondar ceased struggling.	10
26	362	"I am not stupid," she said, struggling futilely.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	2	"Jason!" she said, struggling in the straps.	10
4	119	I think there is something to this theory for, statistically, it is almost always the female slave and not her free sister who finds herself abducted and struggling in the lashings of captors or slavers.	10
4	522	"No!" Then, struggling wildly, she tore at the ropes.	10
7	87	"We are free women," said the first girl, struggling in the thongs.	10
9	159	And in this she was surely not other than thousands of other frightened, confused, unhappy women, ordered to deny themselves, to betray their sexuality, women fearing to question propounded absurdities, struggling to be thoughtlessly, uncritically obedient to the dictates of fanatics.	10
23	25	Here it must be evident that she is beginning to feel her sexuality, and drives, profoundly, and yet is struggling against them.	10
23	304	"He simply bound her and carried her, struggling, to his ship".	10
24	540	Sputtering, half blinded by the water, gasping, she wept, "Please, Master, forgive me! I did not mean to displease you!" I then flung her on her back in the water and, she struggling, gasping, trying to keep her head above water, again had her.	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	94	He threw a rope to one of our fellows, struggling in the water.	10
6	28	Archers on the Voskjard's ship, leaning over her gunnels, fired down on the struggling swimmers.	10
8	392	These were being used to hunt for survivors, luckless fellows, struggling in the water, fishing for them with attentive leisure, with arrows, and with spear and knife.	10
9	414	The ship suddenly tilted sternward and I slipped in the hold, and slid aft, then struggling in the water.	10
9	426	I came to the two men struggling in the water.	10
13	28	In frustration, moaning, I ceased struggling.	10
15	80	Again I struggled and then, again, ceased struggling, sick, gasping and held.	10
16	201	This made no sense to me, for the pirate ships, so closely packed, so struggling, could not, even by accident, have achieved the momentum for such an impact.	10
16	208	I leaped from the blade mount to the port rail and, struggling, pulled myself upward.	10
20	1045	"I cannot, Master!" cried the girl, struggling futilely.	10
20	1998	She ceased struggling.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	67	"Yes, Master!" said the girl, struggling to move back on her knees from the bars.	10
10	94	"On your feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens.	10
17	1	The Slave "You!" she cried, struggling to her feet.	10
17	374	"Bondwoman!" she cried, struggling in the yoke.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	47	The rider was bent down, struggling to retain control of the lance.	10
34	51	She reared up on her elbows, eagerly, obediently, struggling, reaching forward, and put her mouth to mine.	10
37	560	Struggling, wings beating, screaming, the bird, lunging and falling, and climbing again, fought the weight.	10
38	32	"Yes, Master," she said, struggling to her feet.	10
47	154	The other tarns, strung out now, struggling, wings beating painfully, sporadically, against the thin air, hung below us.	10
47	177	Its rider's scream alerted the third rider, but, in a moment, the talons had locked upon him, his bird exhausted, struggling in the air, and he was torn upward from the girth rope.	10

Book 19. (2 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	201	I was struggling to regain my composure.	10
26	167	Emily, in the same room with Aemilianus, was still struggling with her modesty.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1	Samos I looked up from the board, idly, as the woman, struggling, in the grasp of two guards, was thrust into the vicinity of our table.	10
6	759	"Yes," said Boots, struggling to keep a straight face.	10
6	1166	"The collar is locked on my neck!" said the girl to the audience, struggling with the collar.	10
6	1188	The girl, then, with great difficulty, struggling, bending under the weight, staggering, shouldered the three packs.	10
9	71	"No, no!" she wept, struggling in the ropes.	10
9	172	"It might be used, for example," I suggested, "in support of some worthy but struggling theatrical company".	10
9	358	"No, no, no!" she wept, struggling.	10
9	393	"She comes to us, does she not," asked Boots, "at a peculiarly opportune time, at an instant when we are struggling in desperate straits, at a time when we find ourselves in agonizing and desperate need".	10
16	355	Then she lifted her head again, struggling to return to character.	10

Book 21. (4 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	416	But in a moment, struggling, unable to manage the weight, she twisted her body and the ax fell.	10
11	269	"I am not a slave!" she said, weeping, struggling.	10
24	141	She was in favor, I recalled, of stern treatment for slaves, particularly, it seemed, luscious female slaves, like the lovely nude struggling bound in the yoke, with its buckets, or Feiqa.	10
26	604	With a sob she ceased struggling.	10

Book 22. (4 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	63	The roll in my mouth then loosened a little, as I could not help struggling with it, and this, by design, caused it to expand and, secured in place, pack my entire oral orifice.	10
27	175	Surely that was preferable to wearing chains and carrying water in a large, damp skin bag, struggling against its bulging, shifting weight, bent over, going back and forth, back and forth, wading in sand to the ankles.	10
30	17	In struggling I could only hurt myself.	10
33	296	In an instant I turned, wildly, on all fours, and, in the half darkness, the fire muchly struck and scattered, tiny flames about, from fiery brands and flaring leaves, saw two shapes, a gigantic bestial shape, and that of a human being, a man, locked together, swaying, clawed feet and sandals moving...	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	758	He could do little more, however, than crouch, struggling, and pulling, at the ring, his head back, his face upward.	10

Book 24. (6 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	1	The Delta "Through the eye!" I screamed, struggling in the ropes, naked, they tight about my upper body, my hands crossed and bound behind me, fastened closely to my ankles, kneeling in the bow of the small craft, of bound rence.	10
16	40	And the forces of Cos, moving swiftly on open ground, well informed, adequately supplied, in good health, can be marshaled to a given point far more rapidly than can be the men of Ar, struggling in the marsh".	10
19	66	The sight of a woman struggling against bonds, as the sight of one in bonds, even in so simple a device as slave bracelets, is sexually stimulatory, of course.	10
19	115	With a beating of the giant wings the creature ascended, struggling with the weight of the tharlarion, and then, after a moment, perhaps from a height of a hundred feet or so, dropped it into the marsh.	10
27	19	But now, it seemed, he had stopped struggling, and was simply crying out for help, in case, presumably despite all probabilities, any might be about.	10
39	103	I had recognized one among these, as well, one struggling, bent over, with a burden perhaps somewhat heavier than those of the others.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	70	Being dragged along the side of the platform, conducted by a dozen chains, each attached to, and radiating out from, a heavy metal collar, each chain held by a child, was a pathetic figure, stumbling and struggling, its ankles shackled and its upper body almost swathed in chains, Gnieus Lelius.	10
8	1040	She then, hastily, struggling a little with it, pulled the tunic, a light pullover tunic, off, over her head.	10
16	3	"Will no one rescue me?" cried the bearded, bound fellow, struggling in the grasp of the mercenary who had first cried out.	10
16	58	"Help!" cried the prisoner, struggling.	10
19	1422	"She is struggling to rise," I said.	10
20	197	Phoebe ceased struggling and Marcus released her, stepped back a pace and regarded her.	10
20	526	He, exuberant in his performance, probably did not realize that I was struggling a few yards behind him to keep Marcus from leaping upon him, blade in hand.	10
21	212	I thought of her, struggling under the weight of the yoke and buckets, as had Lavinia, staggering to bring drink, herself a slave, to other slaves, the robust, bronzed field slaves, gangs of them, toiling in the fields of Appanius.	10
26	460	"Release me, you sleen!" wept Talena, struggling futilely in the net.	10
27	159	"I love you!" He reached down, awkwardly, to lift her up, but it seemed she fought him, struggling, and could not be raised higher than to her knees, and then, he desisting in amazement, she had her head down again, to his feet, in obeisance, and was kissing them.	10

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	225	I had heard some things, some phrases, some scraps of discourse, when half-conscious, struggling with the haze of the drug, but very little, and nothing that told me what I most wanted to know, where I was being taken, and why.	10
9	206	Once I saw some ten birds returning in straggling formation, some struggling to remain aflight.	10
10	666	I had gathered some inkling in the pens as to how I, or, indeed, I suppose, any kajira, struggling, or even moving a little, might be viewed by a strong man.	10
13	1269	And in the end, overwhelmed, struggling to comprehend, I had found myself more a slave than ever.	10
19	1021	I saw she was struggling to speak.	10
37	250	"No!" cried one of the two held men, struggling.	10
37	1034	The attention of the lieutenant I noted, to my horror, was not on the struggling figure of Abnik.	10

Book 27. (19 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	739	How pretty she had seen herself to be in the mirrors in the house of Mirus, struggling, under an instructor's command, to free herself, struggling futilely.	10
10	33	Her young charge must then tensely strain to understand, struggling to apprehend the subtleties of an unfamiliar tongue, trying desperately not to miss a word.	10
11	603	Many free women, so garmenting themselves, as an adventure, thinking to have the run of the city, to go into areas forbidden to free women, to see the insides of paga taverns, and such, have, to their horror, found themselves, gagged and blindfolded, struggling futilely in the tight ropes of slavers...	10
13	647	Ellen seized up her basket by the side handles and, struggling, lifting it awkwardly, resting it against her abdomen, moved it a few feet to her right, further under the line.	10
14	139	What does he want of me, wondered Ellen, wildly, struggling to her feet.	10
19	586	She looked up, struggling to keep her balance, at the ropes, the harness, the dark, majestic body of the winged titan above her.	10
20	374	The lines of the train of tarns were then tangled, and the train began to falter, screaming, struggling, impeded, toward the ground.	10
22	648	Something in the voice, in its helplessness, its piteousness, in its gasps, its intonations, suggested that the woman might be struggling futilely, weakly, pulling against bonds.	10
23	299	The cart was being drawn by a naked woman, struggling between the handles.	10
24	83	"May I speak, Master?" asked Ellen, struggling to follow him, he moving so swiftly through the crowd.	10
26	98	She looked up in the hood, struggling a little.	10
26	1030	Two of the guardsmen must have heard the sounds, too, for they were struggling to free themselves.	10
27	747	At a gesture from Portus Canio Selius Arconious stopped struggling, but he stood, trembling, dark with rage, between the two who had briefly held him.	10
27	1392	Too, one supposes the girls on the great farms, struggling with plows, hoeing shackled, chained in seeding and harvesting coffles, kenneled at night, would just as soon be city slaves, and so on.	10
27	2380	"Yes, Master," said Ellen, struggling to her knees in the mud.	10
27	2553	"What is it?" asked Selius Arconious, struggling at the wheel.	10
28	136	"If you will not use me," she said, angrily, "sell me to one who will! Sell me to one who is a man!" He turned then angrily, suddenly, to the slave but, at the same moment, there was a great roar splitting the silence of the camp and a dark, monstrous, violent shape leapt into the camp and Fel Doron...	10
28	154	She would have fled after her master, but her arm was seized by the mighty hand of Bosk of Port Kar, and she, small and female, struggling, was held as helplessly as in a vise.	10
30	728	A given lad's time is determined by how long it takes to capture his fair quarry, bind it helplessly, hand and foot, and hurl it, futilely thrashing, squirming and struggling, to the sand before the judges.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	254	The human female could not, for example, in three or four Ihn, tear loose a limb from a terrified, struggling tabuk.	10
1	488	Her belly was to the outside of the container, and, struggling to stand, but slipping, she, confused, astonished, disoriented, bewildered, shocked, pressed her hands against its thick, enclosing, transparent surface.	10
1	798	I must be on my guard! The girl, meanwhile, was struggling to regain her former sense of self, somehow lost before this man.	10
2	325	He remained motionless in the clutch of the Kur who held him, not struggling, passive, seemingly docile, seemingly resigned to his fate, whatever it might be.	10
19	7	Cabot, struggling in the net, rolled to his side, about the large, headless trunk encumbering the ledge, to peer through the strands, down into the clearing at the foot of the small escarpment.	10
55	213	Then Cabot, for the first time, heard the sound which had been noted earlier by Lord Grendel and Statius, and, at almost the same time, saw a small, struggling body in the grasp of one of the cattle humans, and he then heard the sound again, and again, as the small body was lifted and shaken in fury...	10
57	40	"Glory to our cause!" In the threshold of the camp, startled, and seemingly jubilant, stood Flavion, who then rushed forward to embrace Lord Grendel, Cabot, Statius, Archon, and others, and then he bounded about, leaping into the air, uttering screeches of pleasure, and then, alighting, again and ag...	10
61	157	She was struggling in the grip of a killer human, one of their allies, who bent over her.	10
76	52	Again and again, struggling, she thrust her belly toward him, supplicatingly.	10

Book 29. (6 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	612	She had her head down, and was bent over, and was struggling wildly, frantically, as she could.	10
18	480	The repressed free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not.	10
22	1	Licinius Lysias Has Returned to Tarncamp; I Choose to Deal with Licinius Lysias in a Certain Manner; Saru is to be Taken from the Stable; I Return to my Hut, Followed Later by Pertinax Growling, enraged, struggling, now awakened, Licinius Lysias, he of Turmus, fought the straps which held him, hand...	10
22	167	One normally recovers slowly from the effects of Tassa powder, at least for a few minutes, and then one might, after a time, suddenly comprehending, awaken suddenly, hysterically, struggling, screaming, if one is not gagged.	10
28	209	Saru herself, I did not doubt, did not relish her privileges, and would have much preferred to be on a neck rope struggling with the others, but it was not permitted.	10
40	6	The waters on both sides were filled with debris and struggling men.	10

Book 30. (11 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	278	I ceased struggling.	10
9	247	Below, clearly enough, in the interstices of combat, men backed away from one another to look wildly about, struggling to regain their breath.	10
12	472	The figure which earlier had been barely discernible from the platform and ring, and had been relatively still, for so long, was now struggling.	10
12	787	A mariner took the shipwright by the arm, and conducted him, that small, misshapen figure, protesting, struggling, from the stern-castle deck.	10
14	136	It then, dragging its burden of sharks, its victim still struggling in its jaws, dove, and the snap of that great tail, striking upward, tipped us, and then, striking downward, propelling that enormous bulk, clove our galley, and we were plunged into the water.	10
14	265	Something was struggling, tangled in the vines.	10
14	334	He struck again, and I managed to grasp his wrist, with two hands, and we turned in the water amidst the vines, struggling, thrashing about.	10
19	110	And Cabot, struggling at the helm pole, held the course west, steadily.	10
19	145	Originally, I feared she might have drowned, her arms locked, desperately, frozen, about the storm rope, but, later, the ship righted and emergent, though cruelly pitching, I had seen her move, trembling, struggling to clutch the rope even more tightly.	10
26	279	"You looked well earlier, coffled, neck-roped, struggling under your bag of rice," I said.	10
37	1105	I stood back, and watched this dream of pleasure, bit by bit, struggling, approach me, as a bound slave, and then that beautiful dark hair was about my feet, and I felt her lips and tongue, those of this beautiful animal, a slave, my beautiful belonging, caress my feet.	10

Book 31. (6 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	69	It seemed I was struggling, futilely, trying to regain consciousness, trying to awaken, unsuccessfully, while the men conversed nearby, with low voices.	10
6	42	I sensed that Faia and Tirza, in the outer room, must have hastened to the door, and, struggling, removed the long, heavy beam which secured it.	10
10	51	I tried to rise, struggling, but again slipped to the stones.	10
48	129	He crawled amongst the struggling bodies.	10
49	251	"There is no point in struggling, Allison," said the Lady Bina.	10
51	245	Then it was quiet outside the room, and, after a bit, after struggling a little, futilely, and hearing the light sound of the chain on the floor, which held me to the ring, I fell asleep.	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	48	Days I had spent, uneasy, distracted, ill at ease, remembering, struggling to brush aside the cruel insistencies of recollection; how often I censured myself for my misunderstandings, my foolishness.	10
9	54	But the weight of the chain oriented me, and, struggling, I got my legs under me and, sputtering, coughing, my eyes half blinded with salt water, I stood up.	10
39	30	Did she not know the danger in which she stood? What if the master found her behavior displeasing? He held her until she stopped struggling, knowing herself helpless.	10
39	435	Her hands are then tied behind her, and she must hurry behind her captor, struggling to keep up, later to be penned with other slaves amongst whom, as she lacks the brand and collar, she is unlikely to be well treated.	10
41	491	The prisoners were struggling, bent over.	10
43	1052	"They are to be slain!" said Rorton, struggling.	10
43	1146	"I do not understand," said Genserich, struggling uncertainly to his feet.	10
43	1169	"Free us!" demanded Rorton, struggling.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	166	Some assessors will put the woman to the floor and she will find herself struggling, startled, perhaps only half comprehendingly, to respond to a rapidly issued series of commands.	10
31	249	Yasushi was struggling in the keeping of two of the intruders.	10
31	250	Tajima was struggling in his ropes.	10
43	131	Still, from time to time, particularly on upgrades, I, Pertinax, Ichiro, and, I think, even Tajima, would assist the struggling slaves.	10
46	16	"Let me go, Master!" begged the slave, struggling, her wrist in the peasant's grip.	10
46	47	"No, no, no!" cried the slave, struggling against the ropes, shaking her head, as she could, wildly, back and forth.	10
60	381	Kameko screamed, struggling helplessly, in her tether.	10

Book 34. (9 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	565	"It is nice of you to call," I said, struggling to speak calmly.	10
3	21	I, helpless, struggling, wanted to cry out to Paula, to rise up, run to the door, scream, anything.	10
30	281	I moved my head, as I could, to clear mush to the sides, to open up crevices and passages into which air might penetrate, and began to bite and swill at the mush, desperately, filling my mouth, and struggling to swallow down great gluts, as best I could, again and again.	10
33	125	It is much like struggling to understand a Cosian accent, and then, somehow, suddenly, it is understood.	10
53	246	"No!" cried Lyris, struggling, her hands, or paws, trying to tear the encircling metal collar from about her neck.	10
53	271	"Take this thing off my neck! Return my harnessing!" Angrily Surtak jerked Lyris to her feet and, holding her, forced her, struggling, to the side of the bridge.	10
59	24	"Bind him," had said Decius Albus, and three of the four guards remaining with Decius Albus had set upon my master, who struggled wildly, until his arms were pinned back by two of the guards, one to each arm, and the other, standing close to him, struck him a sudden, heavy blow to the body, followin...	10
59	26	He was then yanked to his feet, still struggling to get air into his lungs.	10
60	273	They then desisted, and then, apparently half beside themselves with pleasure, struggling to control their glee, they called out in Kur.	10

Book 35. (4 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	433	"Yes," I said, struggling to my feet.	10
23	40	I strove to keep my senses, struggling against fear, disbelief, confusion, and bewilderment.	10
40	10	She would have awakened this morning, cold and on stones, struggling to consciousness, initially distraught and confused, somewhere in Port Kar, finding herself in the tunic and collar of the Golden Chain.	10
42	84	Climbers, struggling upward, must risk darting spears and descending axes.	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	156	I made as though I was struggling to rise.	10
27	112	Two men in the same livery as that of the fellows who had borne or guarded the three palanquins we had noted several days ago at the fair had seized a now-struggling figure, which they then pummeled and threw into the street.	10
28	28	The oarsmen, with a great laugh, flung Melete high over the rail and, with a great splash, she struck the water, and, struggling, thrashing about, encumbered by her robes, she reached out, clutching wildly at the raft.	10
28	33	"Take us back aboard!" screamed Melete, rising to her feet, struggling to keep her balance, steadied by her fellows.	10
29	95	"Do you suspect that the wine is inferior? Are you perplexed, or curious, as to the quaint markings on the bottle?" "Do not make us drink," said Melete, shuddering, struggling to appear calm, now once more seated, as were Iantha and Philomena.	10
53	44	But Tab, by oars and rudders, was already struggling to bring the prow of the Dorna toward the island, which maneuver would minimize the width of the expected impact.	10
53	88	Tab had the Dorna backoared from the Brigand Island, whose tremors had now subsided, and whose pilots were already struggling to rekindle fires in which irons might be heated, enabling them to control the course and speed of their vast mount.	10
56	36	Then it submerged, and the water was filled with startled, struggling men, ladders, tents, supplies, and a camp's debris.	10
57	194	Ropes were cast down from the corsair ship, which were grasped by struggling men.	10