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Tear

Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	32	A tear of amusement formed along the side of his sharp nose, and his pale blue eyes twinkled.	10
7	117	"Unwind it, throw it to me!" Her hands tried to tear at the veil, but she was unable to unwind it, in her terror and in the moment of time left to her.	10
10	128	When a tharlarion runs, its hide could tear the unprotected flesh from a man's bones.	10
20	72	Who or what are the Priest-Kings that they should so determine the lives of others, that they should rule a planet, terrorize the cities of a world, commit men to the Flame Death, tear lovers from each other's arms? No matter how fearful their power, they must be challenged.	10

Book 2. (6 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	48	The wind gathered force, seeming to tear at the trees.	10
13	116	I shook my head wildly; my hands, yoked helplessly, tried vainly to reach my eyes, to tear the blinding particles from my vision.	10
14	147	It seemed the metal would tear the flesh from my hands, break the bones of my fingers.	10
19	156	Yes, I knew that the power of the Priest-Kings—rumored even to extend to the control of gravity—could lay waste cities, scatter populations, separate friends, tear lovers from one another's arms, bring hideous death to whomsoever it might choose.	10
22	61	She stood within my arms, her tear-filled eyes lifted to mine.	10
25	77	It rolled on the roof trying to tear me from its neck; it leaped and bounded, and twisted and shook itself.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	197	"And instead," she cried, "I have only these walls of stone and the steel collar of a slave girl!" She helplessly, enraged, tried to tear the slender, graceful, obdurate band from her white throat.	10
9	223	Her face was tear-stained; her voice a broken sob.	10
26	231	Then to my amazement she smiled and wiped back a tear, and shook her head as though to throw the hair from her eyes and smiled at the foolishness of the gesture.	10

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	6	It seemed scarcely had he passed than the kaiila had wheeled and charged again, this time given free rein, that it might tear at me with its fangs.	10
6	33	She lifted her head and seeing the wild, fearsome scarred face that stared into hers, she suddenly screamed hysterically, and tried to jerk and tear herself away, but the lance held her in place.	10
9	420	Her tiny gloved fingers were locked in it, pulling at it, as though by brute force she would tear it from her throat.	10
18	67	It seemed that the living, amorphous globe of matter which I struck began to move away, slithering away in the yellow fluids, but I pursued it, one hand in the torn membrane and continued to slash and tear at it.	10
18	68	Crowded about my body now were entangling filaments and spheres trying, like hands and teeth, to tear me from my work, but I struck and tore again and again and then entered the secret world beneath the membrane slashing to the left and right and suddenly the fluid began to loosen and withdraw above...	10
25	773	Then, kissing, but letting her feel the teeth which could, if I chose, tear at her flesh, I moved to the interior of her thigh.	10
26	352	He began to scratch and tear at his body, as if mad.	10

Book 5. (4 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	333	A tear coursed down her right cheek, running against the bar.	10
16	124	"I think I will tear the iron belt from her," commented Ho-Sorl.	10
17	467	Virginia choked back a tear.	10
21	99	"Now, Vancius," I heard, "you are mine!" I tried to tear the steel helmet from my head with my manacled wrists.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	39	Between their interstices, here and there, spears thrust, forcing back those who would tear at them.	10
6	209	Then I began to tear loose the rence-rope fastenings, fixed to stakes thrust through the rence.	10
9	135	He could follow a scent days old with ease, and then, perhaps hundreds of pasangs, and days, later, be unleashed for the sport of the hunters, to tear his victim to pieces.	10
15	808	She looked down, and a tear ran down her cheek.	10
18	123	I saw a tear in his eye.	10

Book 7. (16 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	6	I locked my fingers in the band at my throat, trying to tear it from my neck.	10
5	101	It was, at the point at which I had entered, as the metal had been torn open, like steel petals, more than nine feet in height, a vast gash which, irregularly, on the left, tapered downward to a tear in the steel of only some four inches in height.	10
7	443	They take her by the arms and command her to look into their eyes; then, if she is ready, so soon, in her eyes, frightened and tear-filled, they can see the slave longing for her collar, begging for it.	10
7	445	Many an angry young man of modest means returns, disappointed and frustrated, from the market, leading home on his tether the most that he can afford, an item of what he takes to be second-rate merchandise; but he discovers, perhaps after introducing her to the house, and tying her and giving her th...	10
7	568	She was bound hand and foot and tied on her side, that she might not tear at her brand.	10
8	369	Those great rending beaks and pressing, ripping talons could tear him in two as easily as the great thighs of bosk on which they fed.	10
8	537	I wondered what man would tear it from me.	10
13	708	He was the sort of man before whom even free women might swoon, might tear away their clothes begging him to use their bodies, supplicating him for his collar.	10
13	865	I heard the talons tear across the shield.	10
13	873	The tarns then, rearing up in the sky, facing one another, began to tear at one another with their beaks and talons, and then, talons locked, they began, beaks snapping and tearing, to twist and roll, turning, locked together, falling, climbing, tumbling, wings beating, screaming in rage.	10
14	422	It is said that some free women keep slave garments hidden in their compartments, and sometimes don them, before mirrors, or hold them folded against tear-stained cheeks.	10
15	237	How shameless she had become! Once of the scribes, she was now only a wanton, shameless slave girl! I wanted to tear her hair and eyes out! How pleased I was, and how startled she was, and the others, when Rask sent them to the shed, where they would be issued work tunics and find themselves work sl...	10
15	808	The binding fiber was removed from her wrists but her hands, that she might not tear at her brands, were snapped behind her back in slave bracelets.	10
15	1243	I felt a hand tear away the bit of silk I wore.	10
15	1506	I then felt, to my dismay, his hand tear the ribbon of white silk from my collar.	10
16	64	I hated Talena! I wanted to throw myself upon her and scratch out her eyes, and tear her hair and bite and kick her until she screamed and screamed, and fled away! The daughter of a Ubar! She was only a slave! I was as good as she! I hated her! I hated her! I hated her! "Your slave seems disturbed,"...	10

Book 8. (4 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	908	With my thumb I felt a tear on her cheek.	10
15	573	She tried to tear the collar from her throat.	10
18	592	"I would rather," said their leader, "tear it to pieces myself".	10
19	277	"I will tear out your eyes! I will cut your throat! She-sleen! She-sleen!" Sarus struck Hura, with the back of his hand, suddenly, knocking her head to one side, splattering blood across her teeth.	10

Book 9. (12 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	169	In battle, of course, such shields are not hung on the side of the ship; they would obstruct the thole ports; but, even if oars were not used, they would be within the hull, at hand; why should a crewman expose himself to missile fire to retrieve a shield so fastened? Also, of course, when the ship ...	10
3	83	"Hurry! The people of the town will gather!" Swiftly, tearing hangings from the walls, prying loose sheets of gold, pulling down even lamps from their chains, filling their cloaks with cups and plates, the men of Torvaldsland stripped the temple of what they could tear loose and carry.	10
4	313	There is also, however, some danger in this, for sea sleen and the white sharks of the north occasionally attempt to tear such a girl from the oar.	10
14	52	Perhaps they could tear out the membrane in one of the windows and crawl through and, in the confusion outside, make away.	10
17	194	A single snap could tear off a hand or foot.	10
17	257	I saw a man, fighting the frenzy, tear handfuls of his own hair from his head.	10
17	271	I saw a man, with his fingernails, tear an eye out of his own head, and feel no pain.	10
17	324	I wanted to tear, to cut, to strike, to destroy.	10
18	27	I saw a Kur seize a man of Thorgard of Scagnar's camp and tear his head from his body.	10
18	60	She lifted her face, terrified, tear-stained.	10
18	100	It tried to tear the silk, and it was at the wall of the tent that I caught it.	10
18	651	"We shall tear the claws from their paws.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	284	Had she knelt at the bars, knees thrust through, her body, her face, tear-stained, pressed against them, arms extended, letting her arms be switched for the mere chance of possibly touching the guard's body, then, perhaps, she would have been hot enough.	10
4	179	It is not unusual for a woman to fear her womanhood; what is less generally recognized is that many men fear their own manhood; they conceal their blood; they pretend it does not exist; it is even dangerous, in such a society, to suggest that men consider honesty in such matters, to suggest that the...	10
4	300	She leapt at him, fingers like claws, to tear out his eyes.	10
7	209	"It would tear the bars from the window and escape," said Ibn Saran.	10
25	452	"Let them assume," I suggested, "that we are leading her to someone to whom we are giving her, and that we wish to tear off her last veil, to her horror, only before her new master".	10
26	60	She pressed her face against the left forequarter of my kaiila and, turning, looked up at me, her face tear-stained.	10
26	422	Too, the tear-filled eyes, the exquisite, delicate features, the trembling lips, of a slave may reveal much.	10

Book 11. (33 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	179	Yet, even then, had I been told how it is that girls of a certain sort, of a sort which I was soon to find myself to be, could sometimes in their need scream and writhe in the grass, could sometimes dance wildly beneath the moons, clawing at them, could sometimes tear their fingernails bloody scratc...	10
3	499	My cheeks, tear-stained, felt tight under the salty rivulets which had dried upon them.	10
4	207	I wondered if there was much to choose from between such a garment and being nude; I supposed the garment gave the men something to tear away.	10
4	896	They seemed to tear at me.	10
7	57	Her cheeks were tear-stained.	10
7	318	I wanted to tear at their eyes with my fingernails.	10
7	329	I felt a tear on my cheek.	10
7	1163	I put my tear-stained cheek against the hardness of his chest, holding him.	10
8	33	I, frightened, watched the sleen tear at the meat.	10
9	1117	Girls would fight and tear at one another for a chocolate.	10
9	1323	"Tear the kerchief," said Bran Loort.	10
9	1330	"Tear it," said Bran Loort.	10
9	1360	Then I tried to seize the garment at the neck and tear it away but the boys would not let my hands reach the garment.	10
9	1364	I tried again to tear away the garment.	10
9	1387	"Let me tear away my clothes before you," I begged, "that the beauty of a poor slave girl may be bared to you".	10
9	2025	Her cheeks were tear-stained.	10
9	2074	He had begun to tear the tunic from her with his teeth.	10
12	466	I tried to tear off the slave bells on my ankle.	10
13	240	For a few copper tarsks you can own her!" A tear ran down my face, over my left cheek.	10
13	358	I feared I would, in my helplessness, tear out my own hair.	10
15	270	I choked back a tear.	10
16	46	I could not tear at them with my fingernails; I was not chained in such a way as to permit that; this was intentional.	10
16	81	She is chained in such a way as to preclude movement which might tear at the mesh or break it, thus making possible the entry of urts, which might eat at her, lowering her price, and to preclude her tearing hysterically with her hands and fingernails at her own body, bloodying herself, perhaps scarr...	10
18	55	They seized at him, and I heard clothing tear.	10
18	92	Do they squirm in their beds whispering secrets to tear-stained pillows? The strongest of chains, it is said, is the slave girl's love for her master.	10
22	25	If I so much as looked at a man, even a slave, I had no doubt she would tear the flesh from my bones with the delicately beaded, feminine slave whip which, by its slender leather loop, hung upon its peg in her bedroom, where I, her girl, might constantly see it.	10
22	570	It did not tear at, or wrench, my leg.	10
22	624	I saw the fins of sharks near it, and saw their snouts pressing it, and then beginning to tear at it.	10
27	10	There was a tear in my eye.	10
27	35	His hand seized my tunic at the neck and shoulder and prepared to tear it from me, that I might be hurled to the floor at his feet, to be put writhing beneath the sharp discipline of his domination.	10
27	300	"How beautiful you are! I am so happy, and you are so beautiful! You are so beautiful!" "Remove quickly your garment," he said, happily, "or I will tear it from your body!" I undid the five buttons, red, which ran from the throat of the garment to the waist.	10
27	655	Yet you, a mere girl, would conquer me with a smile and a tear".	10
29	68	I thought he might tear me from the shield.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	446	Seldom had I seen a man so tear at food.	10
6	862	She tried with her bound wrists to tear away the rags which she wore but they, because of the knotted belt strip, were perfectly fastened upon her.	10
6	867	"No! They will tear me to pieces!" The sleen were now no more than two hundred yards away.	10
6	869	"They will tear me to pieces!" she wept.	10
6	871	"They will tear me to pieces!" she wept, screaming.	10
12	644	"The machine will tear itself apart," she said.	10
26	268	I felt another tear at the fur on my boot.	10
26	330	One of the larger animals circled the meat on the knife twice and then, suddenly, bit at it, to tear it from the blade.	10
27	152	The general reason for the tunnel dimensions is to prevent wear and tear on mittens and clothing, which can be a very serious matter in subzero temperatures; a needle and thread in the arctic can be as important as a knife and a harpoon.	10
32	173	"What can compare," it asked, "with the joy of real victory? Of true victory? When one has risked one's life openly and then, after a hard-fought contest, has one's enemy at one's feet, lacerated, and bleeding, and dying, and can then tear him in victory and feast in his body, what can compare with ...	10
34	85	One does not want it to freeze on one's body, but, even more dangerously, one does not wish one's furs to become wet and then freeze, thus robbing them of their thermal efficiency and, indeed, increasing the likelihood of a break or tear in the hides.	10
35	559	It is not wise to try to tear away the garments of a free woman with one's bare hands.	10
38	235	She wiped a tear away from her cheek.	10

Book 13. (6 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	829	Ulafi put her immediately in slave bracelets, braceleting her hands behind her, that she not tear at the brand.	10
5	247	"It would give me something to tear off you," I admitted.	10
13	351	She began then, hysterically, sensing what portended, given the nature of her new reality, that of slave, to pull, and jerk, and tear at the chains.	10
14	507	It was so frightening! How we must fear that they might simply seize us and tear us to pieces in their lust! Then suddenly I understood the brand and collar, the whip, the chain! Of course they would brand us, marking us as their own.	10
24	63	During the daylight hours preceding such a moon, as the restless grunts school, they will tear anything edible to pieces which crosses their path.	10
29	32	When the blond-haired barbarian stumbled into the web, screaming, trying to tear it away from her face and hair, the spider did not even reveal itself.	10

Book 14. (11 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	190	I felt I would like to tear the garment from her and throw her on her back, naked and helpless, on the table.	10
1	790	I wanted to tear it from her.	10
1	1025	"I will pay you!" I tried to tear loose then the steel slats from the aperture, to wad the jacket inside.	10
3	219	I was certain they could, with a single, wicked blow, half tear my head from my body.	10
5	206	Can you not see that you have been conditioned into a morality of weakness, an invention of the weak to undermine and inhibit the strong? Is not the social utility of such a device, so congenial to the fears of the small and weak, obvious? Can you not see that a morality designed to cripple and thwa...	10
7	438	Yet I would be remiss did I not mention that even the most vital, animate slave, delightedly conversing with her master, knows that at a mere snap of his fingers she may have to tear aside her garments and serve him instantly as the lowliest, the most perfect, and the most abject of chain sluts.	10
11	561	Too, it is enjoyable, at a snap of his fingers, to have the girl remove it, or, indeed, if he wishes, to tear it from her at his whim.	10
12	178	Well did I recall the fearsome, curved fangs, the long, sinuous bodies, the claws, the lithe muscularity, the incredible swiftness and agility, of the sleen in the House of Andronicus, leaping upward, ferocious, eyes blazing, mouths slavering, to tear me from the rope which suspended me over their h...	10
21	320	"Scream, squirm, sob, bite at your chain, tear with your fingernails at the floor of your kennel, if you wish," advised Taphris, smiling.	10
22	476	I could tear either of them to pieces, should it please me.	10
25	72	"It seems he could tear me to pieces," I smiled.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	20	It seemed to me not unlikely that it might, if it had such a will, tear loose the very ring in the boards to which it was chained.	10
10	74	"I mean 'Yes, Jason!'" I put my hands on the collar, to tear it from her throat.	10
10	326	"I know! I have no Home Stone! You might just tear the sheet from me.	10
24	653	Then she laughed, a tear running from beneath the blindfold.	10
27	55	For example, a master may simply seize her, tear her bit of cloth away and fling her to the floor or carpet, putting her to peremptory slave use.	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	20	I saw a flailing chain, doubled, tear a pirate's head half from his body.	10
16	169	It began to tear then at the ropes.	10
18	217	She brushed a tear from her eye.	10
18	418	She revels in this new-found freedom; she exults in the bold appraisals to which she now finds herself subjected, those which free men may fittingly bestow upon a slave; she inclines her head submissively as she passes free men; should they stop her, perhaps to question her, or inquire after directi...	10
19	349	A girl in a slaver's tent, for example, stripped and freshly collared, will often rage and sob, and cry out, and attempt to tear the collar from her throat.	10

Book 17. (4 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	359	The tarn could tear it to pieces.	10
1	415	Other common methods are to hold the victim and tear away the throat from between the head and body, or to bite away the head itself.	10
8	251	What man, I wondered, would not wish to unlace or tear away that bodice, to subject its treasures, like the woman herself, to the ravishments of his mouth and hands.	10
8	731	The girl leaped suddenly to her feet and, crouching over, with the fullness of her small strength, began to tear wildly at the chain.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	113	I almost wanted to cry out, to tear it from her, to fling her beneath me.	10
14	206	Surely it would be embarrassing, too, to Waniyanpi men, such as Pumpkin, if one of their females should tear off her clothes and throw herself naked to the feet of a red warrior, begging for the tightness of his ropes and the slash of his quirt.	10
22	58	"If necessary, Wasnapohdi," I said to her, "fall on your knees before Yellow Knives, and tear open your clothing, revealing your breasts to them.	10
27	40	These were intended to serve the same purposes as the swaying, almost invisible tarn wire sometimes strung in the high cities, wires which can cut the wings from a bird or tear off the head or arm of a rider.	10
37	291	A tear stained her cheek.	10
37	541	Then it screamed, too, a shrill scream, and, withdrawing its head, it began to cut and tear at the roof of the pit.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	338	I felt an urge to put the cup aside, tear off the towel, cry out, and put my body naked, prone, prostrate, to the cool tiles before them, at their feet.	10
8	122	"Hermidorus will accompany you in the house," said the young man, "if we can tear him away from his scrolls".	10
13	9	"Tear her to pieces!" More than one man, brutally by soldiers, was struck back.	10
13	43	"Tear her to pieces!" cried women in the crowd.	10
15	413	Wind seemed to tear through the fibers of the basket.	10
16	344	I continued to bite and tear at the bread.	10
26	55	If a free woman is present, for example, one is scarcely likely to tear the silk from a laughing, squealing slave and rape her on the table.	10
26	418	Almost as soon as I had begun to dance I saw Emily tear back her slave silk, exposing her breasts to Aemilianus, and try to kiss him.	10
36	485	You made me want to tear off your silk and hurl you beneath me, then to have you, uncompromisingly, like the luscious slut and slave you are!" "Yes, Master," I whispered.	10
36	596	"You tear me apart!" I put down my head, frightened.	10
36	934	I understood then better than ever before how it was that some women could tear at the walls of their kennels with their fingernails, how they could reach out through the bars, begging piteously for the least touch of a rude guard, how they could, under the deft touches of an auctioneer's whip, scre...	10

Book 20. (4 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	61	I did not wish to tear it.	10
9	451	I crouched down beside my own prisoner, the free female, she whom I had shackled, she whose beauty seemed to strain protestingly against the long, thin gown put upon her by the brigands, as though calling for a man to tear it from her.	10
14	269	"The people tear Bosk to pieces!" called Nim Nim.	10
20	385	I saw it reach out and tear a man from his fellows, disposing of him, half decapitating him with a slash of fangs to the throat, and seize another, tearing his head from his body.	10

Book 21. (6 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	451	I did not strike deeply enough to injure him, to rupture or tear open his body, slashing the stomach or crushing the aortal tube, only enough to stop him, definitely.	10
25	1313	"Oh, no," she said, drawing back, suddenly, seeming to wipe a tear from her eye, "I must not say such things to you".	10
25	1322	"How terrible you must think me," she said, wiping away another tear, it seemed, from the corner of her eye.	10
25	1445	She was skillful at this type of game, it seemed, to provoke a male response, and then to claim she had been misunderstood, and was offended, thus confusing the male, keeping him off balance, and, in general, thusly guaranteeing, with a glance or tear, that she would have things her own way.	10
25	1450	"I knew I should not have come here," she sobbed, wiping away a tear, one at least in theory, from the corner of her eye.	10
25	1464	"Perhaps you are wondering," she said, wiping away yet another supposed tear, "what I, a gentlewoman, of breeding and refinement, am doing in this place?" "Perhaps," I said, encouragingly.	10

Book 22. (6 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	254	I wanted suddenly to leap up, screaming, and run at her, like a raging cat, to scratch out her eyes, to tear every last strand of that long, silky blond hair out of her head! Then I was frightened.	10
13	519	"Tear off my silk," I begged.	10
27	259	It did not tear at my flesh.	10
28	220	Were he to come upon me here how could I escape? Perhaps he would lower the rope and bucket for the others, and not me? Perhaps he would throw great stones down upon me? Perhaps he would lower poisonous insects or snakes into the pit? Perhaps he would leave me here to starve? Tupita then began to te...	10
29	363	Would I be safe even there, or could such a thing tear off the plates, those bolted, iron plates which confined us so well within, in the darkness, to get at us? I had not been given permission to speak, and dared not ask it.	10
34	677	That is all! She may love, with all that is in her, but do not let her dare to speak of such grievous torments! Might not the master find them distasteful? Might not the master be annoyed by such presumptuous effrontery? Let her kiss tenderly the slave ring in his absence; let her claw at her blanke...	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	117	Men, some sorts, cannot so much as stand to see a tear in a woman's eye.	10
9	314	A tear coursed down her cheek.	10
13	61	"Perhaps that the people not tear us to pieces," I said.	10
13	156	"Have you practiced how to tear your robes from your breasts, the words with which you will beg to be spared?" "Sleen!" said the warder.	10
15	355	"Did you not expect to tear off your veil before Cosians?" I asked.	10
16	43	This can rip away the crests of walls, tear off roofs, and such.	10
17	144	It more exposes the tower to the defenders, who might then tear the hides from it and smear it with flaming tar, or enter and attack it at their own choosing.	10
20	56	He did not tell them to tear boards from the piers themselves, to construct makeshift hurdles and barricades.	10
21	598	With scissors, knives and needles free women might tear her to pieces.	10
21	631	I am sure that more than one man there wished to tear those taunting rags from the beauty they bedecked.	10
24	772	Claudia's tear-filled eyes, frightened, met mine.	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	292	I tried to hook the closure of the hood over the projection and tear the hood off that way, upward, but this cut at the side of my neck, and, once, half choked me.	10
18	333	I wanted to tear at my body with my fingernails, but I lay still.	10
31	610	Such answers are sometimes given to the girls in the kennels, pressing their tear-stained faces and bodies against the bars, their hands braceleted behind them, or the girls in the slave bins, sitting or kneeling, their small hands twisting at their throats, in their manacles.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	402	A tear moved diagonally down her cheek.	10
8	626	Then the disciplined slave lay trembling on her belly, her eyes wide, her cheeks tear-stained, her hands beside her head, the tips of her fingers on the stones.	10
9	604	It is one thing, of course, for a fellow in a flaming city to throw a woman against a wall and tear off her clothes and then, if he likes her, keep her, and quite another for the women of a conquered city, levied, and in the name of reparations, atonement, and such, to line up for their assessment.	10
25	385	A tear coursed down her cheek.	10
26	94	I thought her lip trembled, and a tear formed in her eye.	10
26	165	A tear fell to the floor.	10

Book 26. (17 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	732	In one place the back of my wrist was wet where a tear had slipped between the cords.	10
11	1157	"Did he not slay a retinue of one hundred men before he reached the curtains of your palanquin, to tear them aside?" She did not raise her head, but trembled.	10
11	1698	I gathered that some women, doubtless women of this world, might, perhaps in hysteria, try to tear such things from their ears.	10
12	49	One tries to tear it away.	10
13	1063	"They might tear you to pieces," she said.	10
13	1137	A tear ran against the bar, against which was pressed my right cheek.	10
15	48	A hunt-and-kill order may then be issued, and the sleen will track down and tear to pieces the object of its hunt.	10
17	114	I may have been mistaken, but I thought that I detected the path of a tear on the cheek of the depth warden.	10
24	962	Our hands had been braceleted behind our backs, to a belly chain, that we not be able to tear at the brand.	10
28	131	"Do you not wish to protest, to cry out, to beg for mercy? Do you not wish to bemoan your fate, to tear your clothing?" "No, your honor," she said.	10
31	428	"He will tear his limbs from his body," said a man.	10
31	486	He began to tear back on the chain.	10
33	36	"Sleen will tear him to pieces," said the lieutenant.	10
33	51	I had seen how they could tear apart great pieces of meat.	10
34	66	How often I had had to wait for contentments, even such as might be granted to a slave, because of Kaissa! How often I had been uneasy, restless, in my kennel, pressing a tear-stained face against the bars, grasping them, they damp from the sweat of my palms.	10
37	27	Their front claws, used in burrowing, can tear through heavy doors.	10
37	399	Some did twist about to tear at him, as might have fighting dogs.	10

Book 27. (19 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	83	Even a tiny tear at a seam, she knew, could earn her a beating, but a real beating, not just the two or three strokes that might awaken a girl from a faint.	10
15	466	It must be red, and tear-stained.	10
16	1144	"I would tear at my chains to reach you!" "I beg to writhe in need before you!" said Emris.	10
16	1266	"We will tear you apart in the straw," said Cichek.	10
18	505	How I hate him, that young, handsome, vain beast, Selius Arconious, he thinking he is so good-looking, so clever and mighty! How I hold him in contempt, how I detest him! And yet it is hard for me to remain standing before him! I grow weak! He makes me feel helpless! His nearness makes me feel faint...	10
20	744	She tried to tear it with her teeth.	10
25	806	That means nothing to me now! And let me show dear Selius Arconious what he shall not own! I hate him, the arrogant Gorean tarsk! Hurt him! Hurt Selius Arconious! Let him see what he cannot afford! I hate you, Selius Arconious! Grind your teeth, clench your fists, sweat, moan, tear your clothing, bu...	10
26	570	How many, she wondered, clung to their tear-stained pillows, longing for the domination, the mastering, that would complete them, that would give meaning to their lives.	10
26	651	Too, her face would be tear-stained.	10
26	1443	A tear coursed down her left cheek.	10
27	482	Such tunics are designed to well reveal the slave, and leave little to the imagination, only enough to encourage the master to tear it from her.	10
27	1047	Another, in frustration, sprang upward, again and again, reaching upward, as if it might clutch and tear the clouds themselves.	10
27	1333	Do not free women, in the fall of a city, often tear away their clothes and cast themselves naked before the conquerors, begging to be kept as a slave? Do not others find collars and attempt to conceal themselves amongst slaves, but are then seized and bound by the slaves and presented naked to the ...	10
27	1794	"No, no!" cried the spokesman and began to tear away his robes.	10
27	2319	On the other hand, she knew that at a mere command such beasts might unhesitantly tear her to pieces.	10
27	2425	But sooner or later she would doubtless learn, and try to find those who had done this terrible thing to her and, if successful, tear away her clothes before them and beg them, on her belly, lips to their boots, to return her to Gor, and as no more than a naked, collared slave, to be disposed of in ...	10
27	2920	Surely, at point blank range, it would tear half her head away.	10
28	57	She felt the narrow, fibrous, cool, dawn-moist, living blades against her tear-streaked cheek.	10
30	620	I wonder if there are any left upon you now who can tear their way through the tapes of their conditioning programs and see reality clearly, vividly.	10

Book 28. (17 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	1241	Always she had been able to manipulate and control men, by a word, a tone of voice, a smile, a frown, a tear.	10
2	86	And is the human smile not, in its way, similar? Is it not a baring of the teeth, a way of saying, I could bite you, and tear you, but I will not, because I like you? Is it not in its way a threat behavior revoked, withdrawn, as a sign of good will, perhaps even affection? The long, dark tongue of t...	10
6	85	"Nor did I feed on the womb and tear it, and drink its blood, nor did I bite and claw my way free when it was time".	10
9	47	"He likes her," said Peisistratus, "and he could tear your throat out with one blow of his paw".	10
18	30	The male, for example, may close his teeth on the female, possessively, but not tear her, and the female, in response, if acquiescent, may similarly bite at the male, as though defensively, but not to the point of blood.	10
24	68	It would be easy to tear your nasty, hateful, lying head from your shoulders, but I cannot, nor do I wish to do so".	10
28	45	They will tear hair for a bangle.	10
32	126	A tear ran down the cheek of the slave.	10
43	326	A tear had fallen to the boards.	10
44	175	But Grendel did not tear her head from her.	10
56	95	Some desultory fire came from one side or another, but it did little more than gouge up buckets of earth, and, here and there, as later became clear, tear and blacken grass.	10
57	127	"It seems a shame to burn and tear such sweet flesh," said Cabot.	10
63	49	There are better things to do with an exquisite female than tear her to pieces".	10
67	144	Cabot pretended to partake a bit of the meat and Ramar, the giant arena sleen, lamed in the left hind leg from a steel-toothed trap, began to tear at it contentedly, holding it down with his paws, and pulling at it, bit by bit, with his teeth.	10
73	76	"And you did not tear his head from his shoulders?" asked Cabot.	10
75	47	For example, given the "kill" command the sleen will locate and destroy the quarry, given a "drive" command, it will conduct the quarry to a predetermined location, or, if the quarry should prove recalcitrant, tear it to pieces.	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	431	There I saw her stop for a moment and tear wildly, hysterically, at her collar.	10
8	97	When angered they attack, a bit to the side, to tear the enemy.	10
10	462	"Men would do much to please her, to win a smile, a glance of gratitude, to avoid a frown, a tear, a trembling lip.	10
11	26	What if he should become excited, tear off her gown, and put her to use with the same audacity, aggression, exhilaration, and exultation with which he might use a vulnerable, meaningless animal, say, a chain-slut or paga girl? I watched the former Miss Wentworth for a time, she unaware of my presenc...	10
11	150	A tear coursed down her cheek.	10
14	204	"The tusks of the forest tarsk, too, could tear me in two, and I could be rent by the horns of the forest bosk, but, like the wind, I do not intend to put myself beneath their tusks or horns".	10
15	164	"A tear, a trembling lip, a pathetic, stammered sound and I would again be hers".	10
18	445	"Even so," I said, "the beauty of a woman, a tear in her eye, the trembling of a lip, such things, are formidable weapons".	10
28	281	Does she not then, chained in her cage at night, try fruitlessly to tear the collar from her throat? Then, in the morning, after sobbing herself to a fitful sleep, she is ordered forth from her cage again, naked, on all fours, in her shackles, to be again abused and set once more to arduous, exhaust...	10
33	157	"Thassa," I said, "will tear the sails from your ship, snap her masts, break her keel, crush her sides, lift her a hundred feet, two hundred feet, into the air, and then drop her like a broken toy, plunging to the waves below.	10
40	38	To him, concerned with reaching the sea, bringing his great charge to gleaming Thassa, it had been a menace, a liquid valley, which might contain unseen, submerged mountains of rock, which might tear the bottom from a passing ship.	10
41	51	The razorlike teeth aligned in two rows within the narrow, triangular jaws, too, some eighteen inches in length, can seize, shake, and tear the head from many varieties of shark.	10
42	57	"It will tear your arm off!" said an oarsmen.	10
43	58	Some sleen are even trained to hold down and tear the garmenture from such women before starting them on their journey toward their readied facilities of incarceration.	10

Book 30. (12 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	235	A tear coursed down her cheek.	10
2	167	A single wrench of that mighty beak could tear the arm from a man.	10
3	504	'I am going to tear the tunic off your little man-pleasing body!' she snarled.	10
5	30	A strict discipline must be maintained on board, as in a cage of sleen, lest they tear one another to pieces.	10
12	249	There were tear stains on her cheeks.	10
13	131	Too, a large ship, with the force of the wind in her sails, might tear herself loose".	10
17	35	Was she now concerned to pretend that that had never happened, or that it had been of negligible consequence? Did she dare now attempt to assume the airs, the attitude, of a free woman? Did she not know that at a mere snapping of fingers she must tear away her tunic and prostrate herself? I was not ...	10
18	131	I fought this, I amused myself with you, I tormented you, but I wanted you to tear my veils and robes from me, to cast me to your feet, to lock me in your collar!" "Interesting," I said.	10
22	228	The Pani bow is powerful but, like the common peasant bow, it, given the lightness of its missile, and that it is drawn by the strength of a human arm, can rarely tear its way through a human body, and its force, even if passing through an arm or throat, is largely spent in its passage.	10
24	164	Where shall they hide, within the encirclements, away from the room-to-room searches, away from the snuffling sleen, searching for a scent? It is not unknown for them to tear away their clothes and prostrate themselves before mocking victors, covering their feet with kisses, and begging to be spared...	10
26	433	After a time, she looked up, her face tear-stained.	10
37	14	* * * * It had taken Callias only a moment, in the back room of the warehouse, at the side of the slave, to cut away her bonds, and tear loose the blindfold and gag.	10

Book 31. (14 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	641	I attempted to tear the hood from my head, but such are not meant to be removed by such as I.	10
7	742	Upper-caste women doubtless were subject to the same needs and drives as other women, and I would learn that affairs and assignations were not infrequent amongst them, and that many free women, particularly those most sensitive to the demands of their codes, who had most internalized society's expec...	10
8	58	Whether I might kiss my fingertips and press them to my collar, or sob and scream, and try to tear it from my neck, it was on me.	10
9	187	It is little wonder they come hot from the block, tear-stained and needful, to put themselves to a man's feet.	10
9	373	"She is chained! You would tear her foot off!" The beast reached to the chain that fastened me to the ring, and wrenched it from the floor, with a splintering of wood.	10
10	171	Could I not win for myself, with a smile, a tear, a word, a frown, an easy life? But I was unsure of these things, for much here seemed paradoxical, the nature of she who had bargained for me, and bought me, and the nature of he who was her agent, and had claimed me in her behalf.	10
10	425	I tried to tear the collar from my neck.	10
15	184	I now knew this was not Lord Grendel for Lord Grendel was not awkward; for all his size, and power, he was remarkably graceful; his movements were as sure as those of a stalking sleen; too, he was dexterous; the same paw which might tear the iron handle from a gate could lift a pin from the floor, a...	10
18	372	"Why do you not pursue her and tear her silk from her?" asked Lykos.	10
18	373	"She would tear out my hair, and beat me," I said.	10
20	51	A tear coursed down my cheek.	10
20	328	I, kneeling, clutched my collar, with two hands, as though I would tear it from my throat.	10
35	126	I knelt back, a tear forming in my eye.	10
44	16	If the prisoner had cared to tear my head from my shoulders, my arms from my body, there would have been nothing to prevent it.	10

Book 32. (8 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	186	I was kajira! But, I wondered, are tree women, really, so different? How many, I wondered, in their loneliness, sob and twist within their coverlets, moan, and pummel their silken, tear-dampened pillows with frustration? It was late.	10
15	99	Accordingly, I supposed, evolution might provide a place on diverse worlds for birds, or birdlike creatures, creatures of keen eyesight, creatures which might attack, grasp, and tear, creatures not bound to the earth, creatures which might negotiate and traverse the very atmosphere itself.	10
15	245	"How quickly," she said, scornfully, "they tear away their veils, and struggle to divest themselves of their robes, that they may kneel and, head deeply down between their lifted, extended arms, wrists crossed for binding, submit themselves!" I was silent.	10
25	60	I knew enough of the forest within the wands to recognize many things outside them which might be eaten; leafy Tur-Pah, parasitic on Tur trees, of course, but, too, certain plants whose roots were edible, as the wild Sul; and there were flat ground pods in tangles which I could tear open, iron lfuit...	10
26	180	It began to whine, and tear at the turf, and writhe and twist about, almost like a snake.	10
38	28	Whereas Tiomines could doubtless, in one savage rush, reach the leader and tear off an arm or head, it would be his last attack.	10
43	726	I tried to tear apart my wrists, but the several twists of the cord only ground the more deeply into my wrists.	10
50	818	Amongst free women who may tear veils or lose slippers, or amongst slaves, who may rend or lose a tunic, not much is likely to take place which could not be reduced to unpleasantries such as insults, scratchings, bitings, and yanked hair.	10

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	15	Its beak can tear a head from a body and its talons can tear loose the backbone of a larl.	10
11	249	Might not the rice wither and die in that darkness? Who knows the temper and appetite of the iron dragon? How long it has been since it has last flown! What if it is angry? What if it is hungry? What if it is insatiable? Might it not alight upon the palaces of Yamada as well as upon the holding of T...	10
13	135	With a smile, a pout, a glance, a trembling lip, a quavering word, a tear, I could return him to the feeble ineptitude of an Earth male.	10
13	381	"A smile, a tear," she said, "and he would be again at my feet".	10
26	13	I reached to the mask, as though to tear it from my head.	10
42	227	"I need only smile, shed a tear, let my lips quiver, my body tremble, my voice shake, and all will be as it was before.	10
61	862	"You are a fool of Earth, as all the others of that smug, feeble orb! You have been nurtured into futility from the cradle! You are sweet, kind, sensitive, thoughtful, understanding, weak, stupid, and manipulable! Beware, lest I shed a tear, or reproach you for ambition, pride, vulgarity, bullying, ...	10

Book 34. (24 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	62	Let them tear their own flesh.	10
3	141	I realized that I could not tear it from my mouth, even had my hands been free.	10
6	234	"Stop! Stop!" "Tear out her hair," said the woman in the expensive jacket and skirt, she who had run to the elevator.	10
6	236	"Tear it all out!" said the woman in the torn evening dress.	10
8	72	I felt a tear form at my left eye.	10
9	304	What man would not want to tear aside those veils, of either sort, to remove those flowing, concealing robes, to have such a thing naked, chained at his feet? Occasionally I saw slippers, not sandals, beneath the hem of those robes.	10
11	116	I wanted to tear her hair out.	10
19	26	To be sure, there are a thousand ways a girl can signify her needs, and her supplications that her master will condescend to satisfy them, glances, subtle movements, seemingly inadvertent proximities, tiny sounds, kneelings, licking and kissing the feet and ankles, and then raising one's eyes, tear-...	10
20	180	"After that, unless he were deterred by a soft word or gentle gesture from his mistress, I would suppose he would tear him to pieces".	10
22	66	How wonderfully liberated we were, so alive and needful, in our collars! "Why do the foolish men of your dismal orb," he asked, "not tear away the garments of their women, hurl them to their feet, put them in collars, and teach them they are women?" Hooded and braceleted, I lay supine, deep in the f...	10
35	36	A tear clouded her eye.	10
36	129	"Yes," he said, "he might tear off our heads".	10
42	63	A swift wrenching of those mighty jaws, I was sure, could tear an arm from my body.	10
44	194	"Surely she could tear an arm from the socket or bite off a foot," I said.	10
46	185	I saw a tear run down her face, wet in the fur.	10
50	310	It was unlikely she could tear away the head of a tabuk with her teeth.	10
50	375	"Tear them loose, strip," he said.	10
50	527	You will not have to bite, and chew, and tear, through cloth".	10
52	53	Surtak might be ready to bite and tear his way through a hundred men.	10
53	246	"No!" cried Lyris, struggling, her hands, or paws, trying to tear the encircling metal collar from about her neck.	10
56	64	For example, with a single bite I could now tear the head from your body".	10
56	78	I can tear a door off its hinges".	10
63	73	"But at times I can lament bondage, and try to tear the collar from my neck".	10
67	60	She wanted to tear the skin from your body, pull out your hair, and scratch out your eyes.	10

Book 35. (15 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	257	Once I even refused to remove my gown to see if one fellow, such a weakling, would not slap me for my insolence and tear it from me.	10
4	247	"I would tear out your hair, and scratch out your eyes," hissed Adraste, not turning about.	10
5	68	A slave on the other side of the room, in her cage, was hysterically trying to tear the light, obdurate circlet of steel from her neck.	10
11	660	I wiped a tear from my eye.	10
12	72	I felt a tear course down my stung cheek.	10
13	37	A tear ran down my cheek, inside the hood.	10
17	103	"Who might wish to say 'Tal' to something which can bend iron and tear gates from walls?" asked Daphne.	10
20	69	I feared I might tear the paper.	10
22	135	I wanted to tear the tunic from my body.	10
23	76	I put my hands on the waist of the jeans, and made as though to tear them down, to expose my left thigh.	10
33	129	The grip of such jaws could tear loose the side from a canal boat, or bite a rence craft in two.	10
33	361	I could hear shouts, and I heard something tear through the rence of the capsized craft.	10
39	155	"Free me! Now! Now! Tear away the cloths!" "But you are bare within the layers," said Miles.	10
45	62	Due to the danger of inadvertently encountering concealed poisoned pins or knives, they are usually stripped by the sword or knife, or ordered to tear away their own clothing and place themselves naked in a posture of submission before their captor.	10
46	276	"Beware, brothers! The vat is drained! There is no paga! Who has made off with the paga? Where is it hiding now? Who is hiding it? We know, do we not? What price will they charge now? A silver tarsk for a cup? Search the tavern! Find it! Tear up the floors, pull apart the walls!" Fortunately, the in...	10

Book 36. (9 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	263	"Tear it off!" cried a man.	10
16	29	"I speak of rocks, of stones that jut and tear".	10
17	134	A new tear appeared in her eyes.	10
18	100	"There are collisions, rocks that tear the hull, corsairs that strike, loot, and burn".	10
36	174	"Even if we were not braceleted, even if we could tear at our collars with our hands, we could not begin to remove them.	10
59	220	"Tear him to pieces!" screamed another man.	10
61	5	A trembling of the lip, a blinking of an eye, a trickling tear, will speak of crumbling walls, of cities in flame, of cosmic conflagrations, of ruined, lost, and dying worlds".	10
61	36	When things became ugly in the triumph of Nicomachos and irate citizens saw fit to swarm the float exhibiting a prisoner, the supposed Bosk of Port Kar, to overcome his guards and tear him to pieces, Thurnock, Clitus, and I had rushed to the tumultuous scene.	10
63	125	"I see, in your eye," he said, "there is a tear".	10