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Book 1. (10 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	76	"We were not sure of you, your father and myself, but today I am sure.	10
5	107	"Why?" What could I tell her? That I had come from another world, that I was determined that all the ways of Gor should not be mine, or that I had cared for her, somehow, so helpless in her condition—that she had moved me to regard her not as an instrumentality of mine or of the Council, but ...	10
1	43	I was not frightened, being confident that walking steadily in any given direction would be sure to bring me to one highway or another, or some stream or another, and that it would be impossible to become lost, or at least for long.	10
2	12	I could not be sure that it was supposed to mean anything.	10
2	21	It seemed perhaps a fraction larger, but it was difficult to be sure.	10
2	104	I wasn't sure what he meant, but I said no.	10
12	160	I wasn't sure I could control the tarn without a tarn-goad.	10
18	89	For several minutes I examined the blank wall, sure that it held the secret of Marlenus's entrance into the city.	10
18	90	Then, in frustration, I backed slowly away, hoping to see some lever or perhaps some suspicious crevice higher in the escarpment, something that might play its role in opening the passage I was sure lay hidden somewhere behind that seemingly solid mass of stone.	10
20	64	To be sure, I have worked, but only at what I wished and for as long as I wanted.	10

Book 2. (13 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	12	And then we weren't sure.	10
1	14	I am sure that this was not of his own intention.	10
2	8	The sun, as I remembered it, seemed a bit larger than it did when viewed from the earth, but as before it was difficult to be altogether sure of this.	10
2	16	That I had been returned to Gor to seek out once more my city and my love was, I was sure, not the spontaneous gesture of generosity, or of justice, that it might seem.	10
6	33	To be sure, in certain cities, as had been the case in Ko-ro-ba, women were permitted status within the caste system and had a relatively unrestricted existence.	10
14	10	Like most members of my Caste, more than the monstrous tarns, those carnivorous hawklike giants of Gor, I dreaded such creatures as the tiny ost, that diminutive, venomous reptile, orange, scarcely more than a few inches in length, that might lurk at one's very sandal and then, without provocation o...	10
14	83	To be sure, my exuberance astonished even me.	10
17	24	"To be sure," I agreed.	10
22	18	"But I am not sure".	10
22	204	"I'm sure it will," I said, handing back the collar and camisk.	10
22	210	"Are you sure?" he asked.	10
24	33	To be sure, the food on the low tables was not plentiful and was coarse, but one could not have known this from the good cheer of the men in the room.	10
24	217	"I am sure!" He removed his helmet.	10

Book 3. (26 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	14	I found myself on the brink of entering what appeared to be a great and perfect dome, having a diameter I am sure of at least a thousand yards.	10
4	150	Parp was, I was sure, though I had not touched him, as palpable as you or I.	10
6	24	I was sure that if these were available Vika would have set them before me.	10
7	31	The second girl was tall, fragile and willowy, with slender ankles and large, hurt eyes; she had dark, curling hair that fell about her shoulders and stood out against the white of her garment; she may have been of High Caste; without speaking to her it would be hard to tell; even then it might be d...	10
10	13	In fact, though I speak of hearing and smelling, I am not sure that these expressions are altogether meaningful when applied to Priest-Kings.	10
12	128	To be sure I could not tell the two men, if they were men, apart.	10
14	89	I did not even have a sword, and I was sure that, in any battle with Priest-Kings, I would constitute but a moment's work for their fierce mandibles and the bladed, hornlike projections on their forelegs.	10
14	178	The ease with which he did this astonished me for I am sure its weight must have been several hundred pounds.	10
18	37	"I am not sure I know how myself," I said.	10
19	23	"I am making sure," said Sarm, "that no one will lock your sword up again in this compartment".	10
20	231	"Are you sure?" inquired Mul-Al-Ka.	10
20	232	"Truly sure?" pressed Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
21	10	I was not sure that Misk would have been allowed to retain his translator and I wished to be able to communicate with him.	10
25	52	If this were not possible I would explore the tunnels seeking some other exit, and if worse came to worst, I was sure that Vika and I, now that I knew the dangers and strengths and weaknesses of the Golden Beetle, might manage to survive indefinitely in the tunnels, however despicably, and escape ev...	10
25	113	There were several other creatures in the cases but I am not sure of their classification.	10
26	126	"You can't leave me here, Cabot," she said, quite simply, as though very sure of it.	10
27	46	At last his antennae fastened on me but I am sure the Priest-King was annoyed that he did not receive the strong signals he would have if I had been wearing my own scent-infixed tunic.	10
28	238	To be sure, a smaller dome would make the craft more maneuverable in the tunnels, but I think Misk did not trust himself to do battle with his former brethren.	10
29	20	As it was I could not be sure that I could make the leap but I knew that I must try.	10
29	61	In a moment there would be no avenue of attack which would not mean sure death.	10
29	72	For once I was sure I could outwait a Priest-King.	10
30	56	How much of what Sarm told me in those days was true I could not be sure but I was confident of a few things, and others I learned inadvertently from the reports of Priest-Kings and the few Implanted Muls who served him.	10
33	121	Others, perhaps, to keep the skies of Gor over their head, might confess to deceit; but I suspected there would be few of those; yet I was sure that there would indeed be confessions and admissions of guilt, from individuals never within the Sardar, but hired by Initiates to discredit the tales of t...	10
33	122	Most who had returned from the Sardar would, eventually at least, I was sure, try to gain admittance in new cities, where they were not known, and attempt to work out new lives, as though they did not keep in their hearts the secret of the Sardar.	10
34	48	"But are you sure?" he asked.	10
35	84	"Still," I said, "you are not sure".	10

Book 4. (23 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	137	But, to be sure, a very pretty little barbarian.	10
9	63	To be sure, it had not.	10
9	176	The girl, not unaware I am sure of the eyes upon her, stopped on the stairway and loftily surveyed the scene of the banquet.	10
9	313	"I'm sure both could be arranged," remarked Aphris.	10
10	446	Thus if Kamras chose a weapon with which Kamchak did not feel at ease, the Tuchuk might, with some grace, decline the combat, in this forfeiting only a Kassar girl, which I was sure would not overly disturb the philosophical Kamchak.	10
11	125	To be sure there might have been some doubt that the miserable wench thonged behind Kamchak's kaiila could have been first stake.	10
12	496	To be sure, having seen Kamchak with his Aphris, it did not seem to me that either of these possibilities were actually unlikely.	10
12	503	For no reason that I am quite sure of I unwisely purchased another bottle of paga, perhaps for company in my lonely walk.	10
13	142	Among the animals I saw many verr; some domestic tarsks, their tusks sheathed; cages of flapping vulos, some sleen, some kaiila, even some bosk; by the Paravaci haruspexes I saw manacled male slaves, if such were to be permitted; commonly, I understood from Kamchak, the Tuchuks, Kassars and Kataii r...	10
16	305	The Others—those of power, not Priest-Kings, must, to some extent, understand or sense the politics, the needs and policies of the remote denizens of the Sardar—they were probably not altogether unaware of the business of Priest-Kings, particularly not now, following the recent War of ...	10
19	54	"Well," I said, "I am sure there are many about".	10
19	132	To be sure, there was a slight gap between two of the teeth on the upper right.	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
20	136	I then managed to get him to the saddle and made sure he fastened the safety strap.	10
24	34	Without Turia, to be sure, the Wagon Peoples would undoubtedly be the poorer.	10
24	56	In fact, to my elation, some of my fledgling crossbowmen, on the first day, brought down four tarns attempting to enter the compound, though, to be sure, several escaped them.	10
25	144	To be sure, Elizabeth Cardwell was still in Sirik.	10
25	206	"I am sure," I muttered, "we can figure out something".	10
25	318	"I am not truly sure," I said.	10
25	352	"I am not sure," she said, "that I understand the meaning of that".	10
25	373	"I'm sure I don't know," she said.	10
25	643	"You're sure you're quite ready to be a slave?" she asked.	10
26	31	"Are you sure?" I asked.	10

Book 5. (12 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	106	None of this crowd seemed much to object to my presence there, though, to be sure, none would stand near me.	10
8	89	Ho-Tu, I am sure, would be pleased to guide you.	10
12	209	I'm sure, in the pain of branding, they scarcely felt the pain which might be attendant on his massage, trying to restore some feeling and strength to their aching limbs.	10
14	80	Indeed, I am sure he will carry the documents on his very person".	10
17	414	I made sure I got my hands on Elizabeth Cardwell, though she dodged well and was a swift wench, and taking her in my arms carried her to one side.	10
17	749	"Are you sure you have never played before?" I asked.	10
17	766	"Are you sure you have never played before?" I asked, thinking it well to recheck the point.	10
18	450	"Some days," he said, "I was not sure that I marked the wall, and then I would forget; sometimes I feared I had marked it twice".	10
19	69	I would suppose that the Slavers, many of them sophisticated, rather cosmopolitan men, who come to Ar from many distant cities, must find such mosaics delightful; I am sure they have seen similar representations in their own cities, only there it is perhaps a wench of Ar who kneels, frightened, obed...	10
19	110	I'm not sure what the seating capacity of the amphitheater was, theoretically, but I would guess that it would be in the neighborhood of four to six thousand; counting those crowded into the tiers, and standing and sitting in aisles, it might now have held twice that many; the air was hot with bodie...	10
22	248	His timing, his judgment were no longer sure.	10
22	447	He, no more than I, I am sure, cared to kill his bird or slay the opposing rider.	10

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	58	The channels of the Vosk, to be sure, shift from season to season, and the delta is often little more than a trackless marsh, literally hundreds of square pasangs of estuarial wilderness.	10
3	86	The unsold stores of rence paper on the islands at this time would, in themselves, be a treasure, though, to be sure, a bulky one.	10
7	76	I had not wished to place a limb in the marsh, particularly in this area, though, to be sure, it seemed clearer now.	10
11	155	To be sure, many of the ships of the Ubars were similarly at sea, but men pretending to the Ubarate of Port Kar commonly keep a far larger percentage of their power in port than would a common captain.	10
14	59	To be sure, there are many factors involved here, and one might suppose triple banks following the model of the single-banked, three-men-three-oars-to-a-bench type, and so on, but, putting aside questions of the size of vessel required for such arrangements, we may simply note, without commenting fu...	10
15	66	"I am sure I shall," said she.	10
17	353	Its movements were as sure and as swift as though it might have been over the familiar crags of the Voltai or the canals of Port Kar.	10

Book 7. (27 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	281	To be sure, that is what I was, and am.	10
7	419	She was no older than I, I am sure, but she addressed me as a child.	10
8	436	I thought I saw a small man, garbed in black, watching us, but I was not sure.	10
10	203	To be sure, had he seen me nude in Targo's girl cage, clutching the bars, an imprisoned slave, it might have been different.	10
10	218	But here, on this world, Gor, it was not so! To be sure, on this world it was the case that men apparently had their pick of beautiful, helplessly arousable slaves, and for as little as a meaningless coin.	10
10	362	But I had not been sure.	10
11	425	He had been teasing me! He had dared to tease Elinor Brinton! To be sure, he might do so with impunity; she was now only a half-naked slave.	10
11	469	Well, she, too, was a woman! To be sure, she was older, but she was also a woman.	10
11	765	Such men, and such a creature, I was sure, would not be likely to return me to Earth.	10
11	787	But I was sure that it would not soon do so.	10
12	32	To be sure, even so, given the common nature of the fabric, which is usually rep-cloth, it is seldom difficult to conjecture with some accuracy the lineaments of its lovely, half-naked occupant, or prisoner.	10
12	158	To be sure, she had left him no alternative, really, but to have her put again on a sales block.	10
12	159	To be sure, he could have had her fed to sleen, but he had not.	10
12	165	Would one not do as much for another animal, a pet sleen, or such? But she had tried, unsuccessfully, to be sure, to bend him to her will.	10
12	175	To be sure, at that time I did not know the nature of the Gorean male.	10
12	390	To be sure, she was beautiful; that was clear; and she supposed that a Gorean male might find her of interest, that he might enjoy the owning of her, an Earth girl.	10
12	586	When I was sure no one was looking, and I lay bound in the rings, together, in a row, with some others, I, too, lifted my body, pleadingly.	10
12	606	I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.	10
13	977	To be sure, we must fear, and we are helpless.	10
14	426	Why risk one's life to obtain a free woman who might turn out to be as "ugly as a tharlarion" when one might, with no more risk, and perhaps less, because the pursuit is likely to be less fiercely pressed, pick up a lovely, easy-to-assess, well-curved slave whose selling price is almost guaranteed t...	10
14	461	To be sure, the slave girl is a fascinating, particular sort of animal, but still an animal.	10
14	464	In all things she is merely an animal, a lovely animal, to be sure, but an animal nonetheless, an animal totally at the disposal of her master.	10
15	576	I was sure that I would be among the most beautiful of all the girls.	10
16	207	To be sure, she would have been an uncommonly beautiful work slave.	10
16	249	The slave threw back her head and, I am sure, had she not been gagged, a cry of misery would have carried throughout the camp.	10
17	110	Many I am sure would, in a slaver's eye, be deemed worthy of collaring.	10
17	165	And for such a slave, I am sure, there was no place in the war camp of Rask of Treve.	10

Book 8. (9 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	369	I am not sure why they hold this great hatred for other members of their sex.	10
3	137	I was sure that I would regain Talena, and Tana and Ela had gone for a good price.	10
13	167	I am sure that the capture of Bosk was one of the objectives of the Rhoda's northern expedition, but I suspected that the acquisition of an admiral of Port Kar, one whom they had good cause to remember, was not their single, nor prime, objective.	10
14	50	The men of Tyros, I was sure, would be eager to march their captives through the forests north of Laura and Lydius to the exchange point, where they would meet, by prearranged rendezvous, the Rhoda and the Tesephone.	10
15	54	To be sure, many men of Gor, though this is seldom brought to the attention of the free women of Gor, hold similar views with respect to all women, including their own, regarding all women as natural slaves, and maintaining that all women belong in, and are complete, and at their best, only in a col...	10
15	563	"To be sure, some are bred, some seized for the nonpayment of debts, such things".	10
19	74	"Of that I am sure," said Sarus.	10
19	199	"To be sure," said Sarus, wryly.	10
19	217	"I am sure their price was high," I granted.	10

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	To be sure, carved in wood, high on the chair, was the helmet with crest of sleen fur, the mark of the captain, but I could not rise from the chair.	10
1	342	Yet, to be sure, it was less than she would have brought if expertly displayed on the block in Turia or Ar, or Ko-ro-ba, or Tharna, or Port Kar.	10
1	518	"Are you sure?" I asked.	10
10	608	Oh, to be sure, he will keep her under strict discipline.	10
13	23	The line, so to speak, imaginary to be sure, but definitely felt as a social reality, dividing those above from those below the salt, was uniformly "drawn" across the width of the hall.	10
21	15	She was the only one in the hall who was not stripped, though, to be sure, her kirtle, by order of her master, was high on her hips, and, over the shoulders, was split to the belly.	10
21	158	His accent was not of high caste; it had been formed on the jetties of the island Ubarate of cliffed Tyros, where he had for years, I had learned, led gangs of ruffians; caught, he had been dragged before Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, for sentencing to impalement; rather, Chenbar had liked the looks of hi...	10

Book 10. (28 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
2	152	To brand a girl well demands a sure hand, and, usually, experience.	10
5	271	To be sure, I had seen, from time to time, over the past few days, riders, in small groups, scouting us.	10
5	418	"I'm sure I do not know," I said, "but I expect they are ample to accomplish what they have determined to do".	10
5	493	"To be sure," I said, "it would be difficult to compete for him unless you could dance".	10
5	549	I am not sure precisely how this is done.	10
7	497	To be sure, there was no dearth of controls, in any case, on the behavior of a slave girl.	10
7	619	"And I am sure," said he, "she will often think of you, laboring at Klima.	10
10	75	"Are you sure the raiders were Aretai?" I asked the merchant.	10
10	104	His hands, sure, exact, made a preliminary assessment of the curves of the slave captive.	10
10	281	"How can you be sure?" I asked.	10
13	361	How complacent I had been, how sure that I had earlier penetrated that mystery.	10
13	426	To be sure, these almost generic cruelties to which Earth girls in Gorean bondage so often found themselves subjected, such strictures, have tended to subside somewhat in the past year or two, as Earth girls become less exotic, and become a more familiar commodity in the markets, are more visible on...	10
13	445	To be sure, not all slaves are love slaves.	10
14	188	He cannot see to escape; he can not see to attack; he cannot be sure, usually, even of the number and position of his captors, whether they face him, or are attentive, or such; sometimes a hooded prisoner, even unbound, is told simply to kneel, and that if he moves, he will be slain; some captors, t...	10
21	30	I was sure he would kill us both.	10
24	56	Such details are not only useful in discouraging a foolish girl from even thinking of escape, perhaps by lowering herself with knotted covers to the cruel desert below, where she would be almost sure to die, or be shortly recaptured, crazed and thirsting, but, I suspect, are even more useful in taci...	10
24	664	A collar, a chain, a length of cord, slave bracelets, perhaps, such things, what more is required? To be sure, all a girl has to bring to the foot of the couch is her bondage.	10
25	359	This is paradoxical, to be sure.	10
25	440	This would excite curiosity, and would be sure to be later recalled.	10
26	82	"Do you recall," I asked, "who it was who struck Suleiman Pasha?" To be sure, I had asked her this question before, more than once, and had asked it, too, more than once, of another.	10
26	513	That she had retained it when we were alone, with the doors closed, indicated that she was wary, that she was not sure how she was to relate to me.	10
26	514	To be sure, she was a woman from Earth, and I was a man from Earth.	10
26	549	I am sure that if we both bend our most serious and finest efforts to the matter we can work out a meaningful relationship".	10
26	709	To be sure, I would doubtless, from time to time, remember Klima.	10
26	712	This would surely remind her of Klima, and, from my point of view, as she was a common slave, she should be treated as one; to be sure, I found gratification in this, a gratification to which I was entitled in virtue of Klima, and a gratification to which I was entitled, in any event, because it ple...	10
26	860	It was a larger brand than that of the four bosk horns; I made sure it marked her more deeply.	10
26	1277	I was not sure what I would do with her, whether I would keep her for a time, or sell her.	10

Book 11. (41 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	61	Oh, I was sure that they were both excellent judges of women, yes, but of what sort of women, I asked myself, women stripped or lightly clad, women in collars or chains! And in what sort of venues had this superb taste in women been developed and honed? In the streets of Ar, seeing girls on leashes ...	10
2	577	Never before had a man handled and touched me as he did; no man on Earth, I felt sure, would have so dared to touch a woman.	10
7	40	To be sure, at this time, it is relatively weak.	10
7	662	Donna, I was sure, would learn her slavery.	10
7	674	I was sure that the peasant boys, indeed, would not know much of the handling of slave girls.	10
7	737	To be sure, she was now a slave, and should be grateful for as little as a thread.	10
7	739	To be sure, it was little more than a slave tunic, and did little to conceal her considerable charms.	10
7	744	We all envied Lehna, though, to be sure, on Earth, few women would have dared to appear publicly in such a garment.	10
9	1054	To be sure, the rope collar was unpleasant, and for that reason I did not like it, but, on the other hand, I, a slave, was naturally desperately eager to please Thurnus, who was my master.	10
9	1263	I was sure that Tup Ladletender had found me appealing.	10
9	1334	I was sure now that I would be beaten upon my return to the village.	10
9	2117	To be sure we are helpless, in fact, in our ropes and chains, and in our bracelets.	10
9	2126	To be sure, such things are lovely.	10
12	482	They would be sure to be looted.	10
12	705	But his hands were sure.	10
12	781	Was this to make it difficult to conceal weapons, or to assist in their summary assessments of the catch? Or was it merely because they were raiders and we were woman? To be sure, we were slave girls, animals.	10
12	833	But, I wondered, would this truly displease her? To be sure, it is not pleasant to feel the lash.	10
14	32	The customer could select any serving slave for his pleasure, providing he had paid the price of the paga; he could pick the girl of his interest, whether she had poured him the paga in question or not; to be sure, the customer usually commanded his paga from the wench who had caught his fancy, if h...	10
14	336	"I am sure you do," she said.	10
15	164	"I am sure we will get on well, won't we, Judy?" she asked.	10
17	84	I was not even sure the writing had remained.	10
20	112	I had no doubt that such hands would be sure, and would quickly bring a slave to such a pitch of need that she would thrash in his arms, and be beside herself in her eagerness to serve.	10
20	125	To be sure, as little as a touch on my ankle might have returned me acutely to the discomfort of my need.	10
20	366	I grew more and more sure, and then I was certain.	10
21	117	I was sure these must be the same men I had seen some days ago on the wharves, when, later, I had encountered my master, Clitus Vitellius.	10
22	222	I could see, to be sure, that several of the convoy ships were turning about.	10
22	330	To be sure, if the free woman were captured then she, as a capture, would doubtless not be disrobed, so to speak, but would be stripped, as might be a slave.	10
22	352	"Forgive me, Mistress!" To be sure, each could be as naked as the other.	10
22	356	The first is that the slave's limbs and body are likely to be vital and shapely, for she is trained, exercised, dieted and rested, to keep her in prime condition for her master; she is, after all, a lovely animal and thus is subject to a management and care which, while appropriate for an animal, wo...	10
22	371	"I am beautiful," she cried, "very beautiful!" "I am sure you are, Mistress!" I cried.	10
22	375	To be sure, many Goreans believe that all women are bred slaves, slaves that nature has bred for man.	10
22	444	To be sure, there are other collars which might be removed, if given the master's permission, sometimes a leather string, for example, or a bit of ribbon.	10
22	497	"If the Master is pleased, why should he whip his slave? To be sure, we may occasionally be bound and lashed, lest we forget that we are slaves, to remind us that we are slaves".	10
24	51	No matter what the masters say, I am sure we are the most precious of their belongings.	10
24	72	To be sure, interestingly, many women become beautiful in bondage, as their inhibitions are shed, as their emotions are freed, as they learn themselves, as they learn service, as they discover ecstasies beyond the comprehension of the free woman, as they find happiness and love.	10
24	138	I was not sure just how to think about that.	10
24	150	I was sure I would be bruised.	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	340	To be sure, there are few white-silk slaves, and a "white silker" is not likely to long remain such.	10
27	366	But I am sure he was trying, in one way or another, to counter, reduce or diminish my appeal to him, which was apparently excruciating.	10
27	367	I am sure he wished, insofar as he could, to distance himself from me, and my attractions, at least to him.	10

Book 12. (45 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	426	To be sure, this very adjustment is often one of profound liberation.	10
3	595	To be sure, a stroke now and then helps them to keep in mind what they are.	10
3	929	To be sure, she had been well mastered, and well understood her collar, before she came into my possession.	10
3	1062	The second slaver's man, who carried the whip, which he now uncoiled, unnoticed, I am sure, by the girls, indicated the blonde with his head.	10
5	12	"Are you sure it was he?" I asked.	10
5	108	"To be sure," I said, "I expect they could find better things to do than die on your walls".	10
6	153	"I am sure they are not," I said.	10
6	517	"I am sure of it," she said.	10
9	125	It would be sufficient, when I returned to Port Kar, merely to have her whipped, to be sure, well whipped, for her stupidity.	10
9	210	To be sure, such impostures are almost always attempted not by an Earth female enslaved but by a Gorean female enslaved.	10
11	312	To be sure, she was now not furred at all.	10
12	633	"I am sure there are many true men on Earth," I said.	10
12	636	"I am sure they exist," I said.	10
13	84	"Are you sure?" I asked.	10
13	219	'" "Are you sure she expects to be carried off?" I asked Imnak.	10
13	231	"Are you sure?" I asked.	10
14	59	"Are you sure you really want to have Poalu in your tent? Perhaps you should subject the matter to further consideration".	10
14	220	"I am not at all sure of that," I said.	10
15	419	"I am sure that is part of it, Master," said Audrey.	10
17	14	"Can you be sure?" I asked.	10
21	234	"I am sure there are many men stronger than I," I said.	10
22	115	To be sure, there was the head of the sleen, about a quarter emerged, the eyes and nose flat with the water.	10
22	172	"I am sure he is really a nice sleen," I said.	10
22	237	"How can you be sure?" I asked.	10
22	304	"I was not sure of it for a time," said Imnak.	10
22	314	"I was not sure of it for a while," I said.	10
23	153	It takes some time to get water boiling over an oil lamp, though, to be sure, the flame can be elongated and enlarged by manipulating and trimming the wick moss.	10
23	199	"I am sure the beast was hunting you," I said.	10
23	329	When she had been free she had not, I was sure, recognized the carving of the head of a Kur for what it had been.	10
24	7	"Are you sure," I asked Ram, "that this is the head of the beast who attacked you?" "Could there be more than one such beast," he asked, "with rings in its ears?" "It does not seem likely," I admitted.	10
24	151	"I am sure you were brought to Gor, ultimately, to be a slave," I said.	10
24	467	To be sure, the master who is harder to please gets more from his girl than the master who is easy to please, but, nonetheless, I think kindness is not out of place upon occasion toward a bond girl.	10
26	27	I thought I heard a scream but I could not be sure, in the howling wind.	10
30	141	He knew it and I knew it, but I was not sure those in the tiers knew it.	10
30	215	"I am sure they would be willing to do that," I said.	10
31	36	I was not sure, initially, if there were one or more things on the platform.	10
32	78	"Are you sure of that?" I asked.	10
32	79	"I am sure," he said, drawing back his lips about his fangs.	10
32	80	"Though not all are sure," he said.	10
33	13	He must be sure, however, to leave enough to be found, some bones and furs, the broken sled, some chewed traces.	10
35	36	It came so swiftly I was not sure I saw it.	10
35	41	"Can you be sure he is dead?" asked the other.	10
35	68	If I responded I was sure I would be soon marked as a human intruder.	10
35	405	Such a chain, without its secured beauty, would be sure to attract attention.	10
38	177	I was sure that Audrey, like many women, would find her fulfillment and redemption, and joy, in the helplessness of the slave collar.	10

Book 13. (37 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	549	"Are you absolutely sure," asked Samos, "that this is the ring which you gave me to send to the Sardar?" "It certainly seems much like it," I said.	10
2	207	To be sure, however, Procopius Major was a bit larger, even physically.	10
4	330	I was sure this was the case.	10
6	161	To be sure, one merchant ship, like the Palms of Schendi, could have made little effective resistance to the ships which had just passed us, nor could she, though swift for a round ship, have outrun them.	10
7	163	Ulafi, I was sure, had not either.	10
8	21	I was sure the man was an agent of Kurii.	10
11	87	"I am sure you will," he said.	10
11	170	These men, I was sure, were not of Schendi.	10
11	171	They came from somewhere, I was sure, in the interior.	10
11	255	Many merchants, I was sure, would not have been so squeamish.	10
11	264	"He would choose to realize a sure profit.	10
12	82	To be sure, I had withdrawn from the slatted grille with less care than I had approached it.	10
13	16	Normally when one leaves a girl one kneels her, but I had not been sure of the welcome I might receive here.	10
14	32	To be sure, the blonde, at present, was unconscious.	10
15	89	"I am sure he does not trust us either," I said.	10
15	92	"Are you sure we are alone?" I asked.	10
15	98	"I would not be too sure then," I said, "that we are alone".	10
16	157	"To be sure, the distinctions of statecraft sometimes elude me".	10
18	14	I was sure that it would have shamed the display and pageantry of many Ubars in the north.	10
23	193	Ushindi, I was sure, was no easier for me.	10
23	226	"I am not sure I am in favor of this," said Ayari.	10
24	18	He was not, I am sure, aware that we were not following him.	10
24	41	"To be sure," I said.	10
26	30	"I am sure of it".	10
27	56	I saw that both the men and boys stood upon it, and moved upon it, with a nimble, sure footing.	10
27	86	"I am not sure," said Kisu.	10
27	188	Should one concern oneself with cattle? Let them know no more than that one day they are themselves, as they recall themselves, perhaps in many cases tense, petulant, intemperate, self-seeking, frustrated, miserable, and bored, in familiar quotidian surroundings, in a predictable and routine reality...	10
30	17	Tende, we were sure, fearing to be at the mercy of one of her former slaves, would strive to be a good first girl.	10
32	329	"To be sure," I said, "if I have a problem in algebra I will give it to a mathematician before I will turn it over to a sleen.	10
33	90	Shaba, however, I was sure, from Anango, would possess such an instrument.	10
33	120	To be sure, only a slave dance could begin from such a posture.	10
34	815	To be sure, the Gorean commonly alters the pronunciation somewhat, to conform with phonemic variations with which he is more familiar.	10
34	966	To be sure, the slave so purchased is yet but a slave.	10
35	55	To be sure, the loser in such a competition generally becomes the master's work slave and the winner his pleasure slave.	10
45	16	She was, I was sure, the leader of the talunas.	10
48	163	Indeed, a common way a slave girl may inquire of another slave girl the name of her master is to ask, "Who whips you?" To be sure, this is usually no more than a figure of speech.	10
54	52	To be sure, Msaliti had no interest in slaying the Ubar for its own sake.	10

Book 14. (31 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	69	"I'm sure you have a mind," I said.	10
2	57	Away with such thoughts! What a brute was the heavy fellow! Poor, poor Miss Henderson! "To be sure," he said, "the point is moot, and interesting.	10
3	427	"I'm sure you will, pretty Jason," she said.	10
5	238	Muscular tissue, to be sure, was both heavier and more compact than fatty tissue.	10
6	153	"Are you sure he is from Earth, the slave world?" asked another.	10
11	177	To be sure, it was not easy to respect a woman who wore only the scandalous and sensuous Ta-Teera, and whose throat was locked in the lovely, exciting collar of a slave.	10
11	182	To be sure, the sight of such a woman, so clad and collared, tended to provoke not emotions of respect but deeper and more primitive emotions, emotions such as love, desire and lust, and dominance and uncompromising ownership.	10
11	412	Such borders generally do not exist on Gor, though, to be sure, certain things are commonly understood, for example, that the influence of, say, the city of Ar, has not traditionally extended north of the Vosk River.	10
12	268	"Surely you jest?" "Are you sure he is tame?" asked another woman.	10
12	371	To be sure, there is a special spice and flavor in owning them.	10
13	99	If she does retain a house in Venna she is sure to lose it soon.	10
13	419	To be sure the slave girl is more likely to be attacked by young ruffians than male slaves, who are often closely supervised.	10
13	544	I am sure, however, we could have conversed readily in English, had we so chosen.	10
16	14	To be sure, certain skills tend to be associated traditionally with certain castes, a fact which is clearly indicated in caste titles, such as the leather workers, the metal workers, the singers, and the peasants.	10
18	9	To be sure, in barns and such the color yellow usually predominates, whereas in the colors of slavers, exhibited in such places as in the blue and yellow of the canvas covering slave wagons or in the blue and yellow of the tenting of slave pavilions, the blue and yellow is, or tends to be, more equa...	10
18	285	"To be sure," she said, acidly.	10
19	192	To be sure, such responsiveness is not unusual in a female slave.	10
21	50	To be sure, it had for a moment this afternoon seemed otherwise.	10
21	321	"I am sure the mistress will not object to that".	10
22	34	"I lift my cup," said the Lady Florence, "to the beautiful Lady Melpomene of Vonda, who is beautiful enough, I am sure, even to wear the collar of a slave!" There was laughter at this bold toast, and the Lady Melpomene, reddening, smiling, put down her head.	10
22	40	"I am sure that the toast of the Lady Florence is true in all particulars".	10
22	367	"To be sure," said the Lady Florence, "to dance a naked slave in mixed company seems scarcely to comport with the dignity of a refined house, but remember, too, I am a hostess, and we have men present, and we all know what beasts they are".	10
22	381	To be sure, many of the dances of female slaves are lovely and sensuous; others, of course, are piteous and orgasmic.	10
24	227	"I am sure of it," she said.	10
26	153	"To be sure," I said, "you are a far cry from a slave".	10
27	133	To be sure, those are Gorean men and they may think in terms of ropes and collars.	10
27	310	I took the back of the girl's neck, over the collar, in one hand, and held my other hand over her mouth, that she might not speak until I was sure the men had gone.	10
32	168	To be sure, the Lady Florence was only a free woman.	10
32	234	To be sure, the passion signs of orgasmic submission had been unmistakable and plentiful in her lovely body.	10
34	180	To be sure, a girl may be whipped anytime for not walking well.	10
34	328	To be sure, it would be inappropriate to have her perform as a slave.	10

Book 15. (25 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	355	To be sure, sooner or later, this doom, or fate, or joy, is the lot of almost every slave girl, for slave fires, as it is said, are lit by cruel men in their bellies, fires which will rage frequently and may be quenched, if at all, by the kindness, and attentions, of the master.	10
2	145	To be sure not all the pleasure racks were as sophisticated as that on which was bound my former Mistress, the former female slaver, the Lady Tima of Vonda.	10
6	52	Many people, I was sure, knew more of this fellow than they admitted.	10
10	158	Does one truly own a slave until she is at your feet diligently polishing your leather, looking up occasionally, hoping you will be satisfied; she does not wish to be beaten; until she is in your kitchen, preparing your food; until she is serving it, humbly, perhaps nude, as you might wish her then,...	10
10	204	To be sure, the slave knows she is desirable.	10
10	208	To be sure, I thought, if she were a slave, and put in such devices, and sent forth, she had best return with a jingling coin box.	10
10	215	To be sure, the Gorean free woman is not accustomed to frequent the streets barefoot and unveiled, and clad in no more than a tiny sheet.	10
10	315	"I am not sure you are worth ninety-eight copper tarsks," I said.	10
13	195	"I am not sure," I said.	10
19	69	To be sure, there is little standardization in these matters, for much depends on the actual weights of the coins and the quantities of precious metals, certified by the municipal stamps, contained in the coins.	10
21	180	To be sure, in the past years the pirates had become more and more dependent on the markets of Victoria to dispose of their loot and captures.	10
24	683	To be sure, she will soon learn.	10
25	93	"To be sure," smiled Callimachus, "their vengeance would doubtless be merciless and prompt".	10
27	105	If I were to turn on him I was sure he could cut me down before I could get my hands on him.	10
29	70	"The topaz, given the existence of the chain," said Callisthenes, "is now meaningless, though, to be sure, I am charged with the attempt to intercept it, a charge in which I have, thanks to our young friend here, failed".	10
30	61	"It would not have been necessary, of course," smiled Policrates, "but, to be sure, you were betrayed".	10
30	71	'To be sure," agreed Policrates.	10
30	95	"I do not think so, Jason," said Policrates, "though, to be sure, you wore tonight the same mask as he who posed as the courier".	10
30	250	"Are you sure?" asked Policrates.	10
30	379	To be sure, I had made her yield, as the slave she was.	10
32	50	To be sure, she was delicious loot.	10
32	359	It would take several Ehn, I was sure, to get the great sea gate raised.	10
33	21	"Can you be sure?" asked Callimachus.	10
33	22	"I am sure," I said.	10
33	168	"To be sure," said Callimachus, "and yet some fifty ships can be brought into the river by Port Cos, and some forty-five by Ar's Station.	10

Book 16. (46 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	"I am sure of it.	10
4	178	To be sure, amidst the wreckage and crowding, and even grinding against the chain, the fleet of the Voskjard had managed to come about.	10
5	140	Their ships are undermanned!" To be sure we had noted, earlier, the wreckage of at least four of the ships of Ar's Station, including two of her heavy-class galleys, the Tullia and the Publia.	10
8	41	To be sure, I had thought she would be, here, in this place.	10
8	63	To be sure, much depends on the market.	10
8	465	"I am sure of it," I said.	10
8	468	To be sure, I could think of one for whom, had I such wealth, I would have been pleased to pay that much, to have her in my collar.	10
9	25	To be sure, we could see ships' lanterns moving about on the Tamira, some two to three hundred yards across the water.	10
9	73	To be sure, I had not expected Reginald to notice his loss so quickly.	10
10	67	To be sure, I did not think this small, second ruse was truly necessary.	10
11	145	To be sure, there are natural congruences and proprieties which are generally observed.	10
11	173	To be sure, in Tharna, even the common camisk must be earned.	10
11	177	To be sure, no slave girl, anywhere on Gor, is likely to be in doubt on this matter.	10
12	63	I had never seen Reginald, though I had, to be sure, been on his ship.	10
15	66	I was sure that, given time, I could free myself.	10
17	16	To be sure, Coin Girls are usually regarded as the lowest form of Gorean street slave.	10
17	917	To be sure, there are often prosaic parameters involved, as well, such as a flattering garmenture, a lovely posture, graceful movements, proper rest, suitable exercise, a good diet, and such.	10
18	96	And, to be sure, the Gorean men will have it no other way.	10
18	388	To be sure, let us not appear to blame the man of Earth.	10
19	3	To be sure, such girls are often tied in a slave sack.	10
19	114	To be sure, whether in Victoria or not, or in a city with comparable customs, new girls, in one way or another, are usually reminded, promptly and effectively, that their slavery is uncompromising and actual, and that they are fully at the disposition of their masters.	10
19	244	To be sure, whatever its purpose, it makes it very clear to the slave that she is fully under discipline, and that the master may, if he wishes, beat her how, when and as much as he pleases.	10
19	346	Few women object to this, though, to be sure, sometimes slaves fear the power of their collars, knowing, as they do, what effect the sight of them can have on men.	10
19	394	To be sure, they are likely only to be mere slaves like herself.	10
19	602	"I am sure you are," I said.	10
19	723	"To be sure," I said, "you are rather pretty, in a trivial and servile fashion".	10
19	752	"Because you are my Master!" "Are you sure of that?" I asked.	10
19	963	To be sure, men differ considerably in their interests in women, and it is a near certainty that she will appeal to one fellow or another.	10
19	965	To be sure, slavers are human, and they doubtless, sometimes, bring a woman to Gor for their personal gratification.	10
19	972	To be sure, if one wants the collar one may behave accordingly.	10
19	1138	To be sure, her pretty little body stank.	10
19	1199	Yet, to be sure, it was attractive.	10
19	1238	"No, Mistress!" "Are you sure?" "Yes, Mistress!" Lola then turned to face me.	10
20	106	Shirley hurried about, making sure there was wine in the goblets.	10
20	544	To be sure, on Earth, they were usually worn as undergarments, whereas, on Gor, such a garment, silken and smooth, with nothing beneath it, would be regarded as quite acceptable for a slave's street wear, particularly in warm weather.	10
20	545	To be sure, of course, the color of the garment, on Gor, would not be likely to be white, but, commonly, red or yellow.	10
20	1062	To be sure, strictly, a woman might find herself tied by a man who does not own her legally, but even in such a case, she will experience herself as being owned in a rather practical and significant sense, that sense, namely, in which she is completely at his mercy and under his control, that sense ...	10
20	1181	"I am sure that you recognize this," he said.	10
20	1592	To be sure, they are owned; they are collared; they are slaves.	10
20	1832	To be sure, both realize, or sense, one supposes, the feelings of the other.	10
21	129	"To be sure," I said, "the thought is surely foolish".	10
21	247	"I am sure of it," she said.	10
21	289	"To be sure," I said, "you are only a nameless slave".	10
21	542	To be sure, this is usually done as a discipline.	10
21	760	To be sure, I suppose some men of Earth, for most practical purposes, are Gorean.	10
21	802	To be sure, a woman did not need such things to be beautiful.	10

Book 17. (76 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	261	To be sure, few Priest-Kings, now, entertained such a curiosity nor such an enthusiastic penchant for exploration and adventure.	10
1	268	To be sure, I had managed, long ago, to return the last female egg of Priest-Kings to the Nest.	10
1	519	To be sure, however, it was only the lighter colored, and smaller, of the two creatures, that with rings in its ears, which had performed these actions.	10
1	554	"To be sure," I said, "it is extremely difficult for them to speak Gorean, or another human language".	10
1	596	To be sure, a linguistic talent of no mean degree is required to design and program such a device.	10
1	680	To be sure, values are involved here, and one must make decisions.	10
1	736	To be sure, by the time the guards might be summoned Samos and I might be half eaten.	10
1	776	To be sure, it would be historical data at their disposal, and not mine.	10
1	782	To be sure, such beasts usually, once separated from the discipline of the ships, in a generation or two, lapsed into barbarism.	10
1	786	To be sure, they are concerned to maintain the natural ecosystems of the planet.	10
1	799	To be sure, some tribes do not have the kaiila, never having mastered it, and certain tribes have mastered the tarn, which tribes are the most dangerous of all.	10
1	996	To be sure, from a practical point of view, the pelt makes an excellent camouflage.	10
1	1037	To be sure, the skillful hunter will strike no more deeply than is necessary, and his trained kaiila will slow its pace sufficiently to permit the kailiauk to draw its own body from the lance.	10
1	1117	To be sure, these folk are superb riders.	10
1	1185	"You cannot be sure," said Samos.	10
1	1319	Sardak was, I was sure, Kog's Blood, or leader.	10
2	62	With or without human aid we may be sure that they will not rest until they have found their quarry".	10
2	102	To be sure, among northern coastal ports, it would not rank with Brundisium in this particular.	10
2	216	To be sure, the expression 'Barrens' is not altogether a misnomer.	10
2	228	To be sure, we might then encounter resistance from the Street of Coins.	10
2	246	To be sure, this rain usually runs off rapidly, cutting crevices and gullies in the land.	10
2	306	To be sure, sometimes the urt surfaces near the girl and approaches her with great rapidity.	10
2	352	To be sure, it is also true, and should be admitted in all honesty, that many male silk slaves are rather feminine; some women prefer this type, perhaps because they fear true men; from such a silk slave they need not fear that they may suddenly be turned upon, and tied, and taught to be women.	10
2	365	Male slaves, from time to time, can receive opportunities to win their freedom, though, to be sure, usually in situations of high risk and great danger.	10
3	68	To be sure, the human infant, in many respects, seems to be little more than a tabula rasa, a blank tablet, on which a society, whether sensible or perverted, may inscribe its values.	10
3	116	To be sure, as slave girls, they would have to serve either perfectly.	10
4	142	To be sure, the slavers in league with the Kurii usually distributed these girls throughout various markets.	10
5	65	I was sure it was more than most of the men about me were receiving.	10
6	29	Most kailiauk, I am sure, have never seen a man or a sleen.	10
7	20	To be sure, the most luscious merchandise, presumably to be sold rather late in the evening, I had gathered, had not even been put in the pits.	10
8	8	To be sure, there is, it seems, from market to market, and from city to city, an almost infinite variety of ways in which women may be, and are, displayed and sold.	10
8	28	To be sure, a girl who is once sold off a side block may, in time, her femininity blossoming under the discipline of the whip and the harsh tutelage of masters, become a treasure, a slave so beautiful and desirable that men will pay fortunes to have her at their feet.	10
8	156	She did not understand, fully, I am sure, what was going to be done to her.	10
8	859	To be sure, it was doubtless his business to inquire explicitly into the matter.	10
10	89	"To be sure," said Grunt, "we should waste little time".	10
12	115	To be sure, eventually she is usually awarded to one or another of the society members.	10
13	79	Had I not noted her glances, and the frightened turning away of her head when she had been discovered? Had I not sensed the slave in her body language, how she moved in the tunic, and turned, and straightened her body, and posed, pretending to be unaware of my eyes and those of Grunt, her master, up...	10
13	80	My favorite, however, and she most advanced, I was sure, was the lovely, former Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles.	10
13	227	"To be sure," I said, "the bodies of women are not without interest, and they look well in slave chains".	10
13	515	I am sure she received much pleasure from putting me to such labors, ordering me about, and so on, despite the difference in our social strata, a difference certainly not to her advantage.	10
13	524	To be sure, such things are useful, in marking and identifying her—publicly".	10
13	629	Too, I was not sure she would bring so much.	10
13	674	"I am sure it is," she said.	10
13	1014	In the morning I wanted to make sure that the other girls in the coffle were perfectly clear on how she had spent the night and what had been done to her.	10
13	1140	"How you dominated me!" "You were used with great gentleness," I said, "though also, to be sure, with firmness and authority, as befits a slave.	10
13	1513	"To be sure," I said, "'white' in the context of 'white-silk girl' tends less to suggest purity and innocence to the Gorean than ignorance and naiveté, and a lack of experience.	10
13	1552	Too, to be sure, there is, for physiological reasons also, commonly, some boosting of the female's responses, as the result of the binding, the restraint.	10
13	1618	To be sure, you are trussed rather like a she-tarsk".	10
13	1760	To be sure your needs will flame regularly, and thus you will continue to be much at his mercy, rather as in the matter of food and drink".	10
13	1833	To be sure, you will never again see men as you did before.	10
13	1845	To be sure, she was pretty, and first on the coffle.	10
14	370	I was sure there were strong, fine males on Earth.	10
14	372	Some, I was sure, saw through the conditioning regimens to which, even as children, they had been uniformly and persistently subjected.	10
14	438	To be sure, Grunt would not, I suppose, have minded throwing the tunics in, if they had been wanted.	10
14	454	To be sure, most of the tribes had no particular animus toward the Dust Legs, other than, perhaps, to look down upon them somewhat because of their trading, and their relationships with white men.	10
14	486	Their jokes, to be sure, might sometimes seem a bit eccentric or rude to more civilized folk.	10
14	497	They understood, in the context, that he would be sure to put something not only good, but very good, beneath that hide.	10
14	732	"I am not even sure of that," I said.	10
14	948	"To be sure," he said, "it would be wise for you to learn some Dust Leg or Kaiila.	10
14	968	To be sure, the specific meaning intended is usually clear in the context.	10
14	1015	"I am not sure," I said.	10
14	1307	"I am sure of it," I said.	10
15	28	"To be sure, the customary meanings are sometimes rearranged to conceal the true meaning.	10
15	106	What can be understood of the glances of masters and slaves by those who have been united only in lesser relationships? Too, to be sure, from the practical point of view, it is useful for a girl to be able to look into the eyes of the master.	10
15	108	To be sure, all girls, upon occasion, are cuffed or beaten.	10
15	258	To be sure, it was she, of all of them, who had been the most objectively assessed.	10
16	420	I had, to be sure, spoken more to myself than to him.	10
17	92	To be sure, the average Gorean slave garment leaves little to the observer's imagination.	10
17	539	"To be sure," he said, "there is a place for faith in all of this".	10
17	553	"I am sure it is a touching sight," I said.	10
17	684	"To be sure," I said, "it is easiest to subscribe to odd beliefs when they have been inculcated in childhood.	10
17	695	To be sure, the danger of which she spoke was quite real.	10
18	208	I was not at all sure that that was the case.	10
19	250	There is sure to be trouble.	10
19	468	He was not afraid of me, of that I was sure.	10
19	654	To be sure, there is a controversy as to whether or not it is more humiliating for a woman to be put before masters in such a garment or merely stark naked, save, perhaps, for a brand and collar.	10

Book 18. (15 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	186	To be sure, the penalties were not light.	10
1	498	"You are sure?" I asked him.	10
2	73	To be sure, these shapely little beasts are among the most inquisitive of all animals.	10
2	120	To be sure, as white females in the camp, even though they had not been collared, they would be understood as slaves.	10
2	134	To be sure, an occasional quirting or lashing across the back of the thighs, and such things, may be used to supply a similarly useful mnemonic lesson.	10
2	136	I am sure, if a good offer had been made, he would have traded off Pimples' collar, with its trade beads, for, say, a well-beaded parfleche or a sash of ornamented sleen skin.	10
3	18	To be sure, her wrists were tied behind her back, and on her throat, leading to riders on each side of her, were two rawhide tethers.	10
3	92	To be sure, there were no women present, with the exception of the lovely Winyela.	10
3	103	To be sure, she had enough sense not to beg to rest.	10
4	194	To be sure, much time, most of the year, is spent outdoors.	10
4	198	To be sure, it is not unknown for a man to occasionally seek the lodge of his warrior society, where his children and woman cannot follow him.	10
4	370	To be sure the greatest dangers were clearly borne by the hunters who must ride among the running beasts themselves, and attempt their kills from a distance just outside the hooking range of the trident, from a distance so close that they might almost reach out and touch the animal.	10
5	85	"Do not be too sure of that," I said.	10
7	189	"Sometimes," I said, "girls, some girls, who are not sure of their slavery, and its limits, will test their masters".	10
7	201	"You were not sure that you were really Canka's slave," I said.	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	658	"Ah! Yes! Ohhh! To be sure! Eee! Yes! Quite! Oh! Yes! Oh! Oh! To be sure! Eee! Yes! Oh! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Ohhhh, yes, yes, yes".	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	593	But moments ago, I was sure, she would have denied, perhaps sincerely, that her beauty could begin to compare with that of her daughter, whom I was sure she truly loved, however undeserving might be the little tart to be the recipient of such a love.	10

Book 22. (5 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	516	To be sure, perhaps a bit of my motivation in their acquisition had been from vanity, but, yet, I was sure that there had been something genuine there, too.	10
6	348	Too, I was sure the cage had been covered, as I had heard the drawings-down, and tightening, of canvas, and its bucklings, but, to be sure, there might have been a flap, or peephole, or something, perhaps behind the wagon box, from which, from time to time, we might have been observed.	10
7	70	I was sure that I, if I had set my mind to it, could have pleased a man, and myself, as well as she! To be sure, I reassured myself, quickly, assuaging a shred of the dignity of the frigid Earth female, still left in me at the time, I would have had no choice in the matter.	10
13	461	To be sure, pierced ears, and wearing earrings, were stimulatory, too, I was sure, even to men of Earth, or, at least, to those who were capable of responding to such things, the piercings of the woman's flesh, with its allegory of penetration, of her appropriate submission to the mastery, and the u...	10
33	88	I was sure he loved me! "Are you sure there is nothing wrong?" he asked.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
38	247	To be sure, he himself had not seemed sure of it.	10

Book 27. (5 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	243	But I am sure I have seen your friend before, or, rather, I mean I am sure that I have seen someone very much like him, long ago.	10
12	411	To be sure, Ellen supposed that she had not intended to have any particular effect on Gart, at least fully consciously, certainly not, and, indeed, she had been helpless in his grip, had she not, but she realized, even then, even when she was so new to the collar, that the sight of her beauty must h...	10
27	288	"Or is he so arrogantly sure of me, that he knows I would not dare to run away? To be sure, there is nowhere to run.	10
29	77	To be sure, she did not wish to belong to another, though she was sure that another would not be as understanding, as patient, as kind, as boring, as neglectful, as trivial with her as Selius Arconious, but would see to it, firmly, severely, whip in hand if need be, that the finest and fullest of he...	10
30	723	To be sure, although the men of Gor tend to be larger and stronger than the men of Earth, I am sure the primary differences between them are largely cultural.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	82	To be sure I supposed the rice might be Bazi rice, but I was not sure of that, not at all sure of it.	10
25	56	To be sure, if the assassin were also a spy, or the spy, to be sure a role unusual for one of that caste, I supposed that Lord Nishida was in no immediate danger, for the spy would wish to gather information, and would be unlikely to make his strike, until his reports were complete, or no longer req...	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	160	Would it not be pleasant to be owned by a weak man, with whom one would be sure of having one's own way? To be sure, one must be careful.	10
15	142	Now, I was sure, reasonably sure, nothing would happen.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
45	155	"But you are not sure?" "It is hard to be sure," said Tajima, "of many things".	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	147	I was sure then he recognized me! I was thrilled that he might recognize me, even bitted, but, too, what was I doing here? Would his suspicions not be aroused? Might not he be sought? What likelihood was there that this encounter would be utterly fortuitous? "I am sure," said Kurik, "her misadventur...	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	277	The tavern light had been low and poor, to be sure, and I had had only a fleeting glance at him, looking up through my hair, as he had turned his head away, but I was sure I knew him.	10
11	363	I was sure of it! And I had seen him not here, not on this world, I was sure, but on my former world, had seen him occasionally, at one party, or restaurant, or another.	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	128	Sips from the contents of one of the bottles, I was sure, would have killed those who drank on the Tesephone, and sips from the other, I was sure, would have killed those who drank on the Dorna.	10