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Book 1. (10 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	18	I told them I was somewhat more advanced academically than I was, and they believed me, and my tutors, in their letters of recommendation, being good fellows, were kind enough not to disabuse them of this illusion.	10
3	72	On the other hand, the High Castes, specifically the Warriors, Builders, Scribes, Initiates, and Physicians, were told the truth in such matters, perhaps because it was thought they would eventually determine it for themselves, from observations such as the shadow of their planet on one or another o...	10
3	80	"In fact, in the First Knowledge, there is a story told to the young in their public nurseries, that if a man from Lower Caste should come to rule in a city, the city would come to ruin".	10
3	123	I had seen few women, but knew that they, when free, were promoted or demoted within the caste system according to the same standards and criteria as the men, although this varied, I was told, considerably from city to city.	10
5	34	The Older Tarl had told me that Thentis is a city famed for its tarn flocks and remote in the mountains from which the city takes its name.	10
7	207	"I told you," I said, "I am not going to take any more chances with you.	10
15	46	She spit the coins she carried in her mouth into her hand, and told me what I wanted to know.	10
19	11	He swore violently when I told him of the proposed fate of Talena, yet refused to accompany me when I announced that I would attack the Cylinder of Justice.	10
19	60	The cry of amazement and joy that broke from Talena's lips told me all I wanted to know.	10
20	7	And I wonder if on that world a girl, now a woman, thinks of me, and perhaps, too, of the secrets I have told her lie behind her sun, Tor-tu-Gor, Light Upon the Home Stone.	10

Book 2. (23 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	10	Surprisingly, though the pasang stones told me I was close to Ko-ro-ba, stubborn tufts of grass were growing between the stones, and occasional vines were inching out, tendril by tendril, across the great stone blocks.	10
5	113	He had told me to throw myself upon it, to avoid my shame, to frustrate for once the will of the mighty Priest-Kings of Gor.	10
7	91	"You do not need to go with them," I told her.	10
7	101	"We will get rid of this," he told her.	10
9	7	"I wish no harm to Lara, Tatrix of Tharna," I told him.	10
9	146	"I have lived all my life in Tharna," I told them.	10
10	14	"I am innocent," I told the guardsman.	10
11	49	My angry glare told her that I did not consider myself a slave.	10
13	33	Linna, in the dungeon, had told Andreas and me that a man of Tharna must attend the Amusements of Tharna at least four times a year, and that, failing that, he must take part in them himself.	10
15	185	"I, too, am human," I told her.	10
15	263	Her head in the air, the Tatrix did as she was told.	10
17	21	Once, I was told, it had happened, to quell an uprising.	10
17	58	Within a minute his heavy breathing told me he was asleep.	10
18	65	And, too, they told of the strange, new things that happened in the mine at the bottom of the central shaft, how men helped one another, and could find the time and will to remember a tune.	10
18	85	Ost's shriek had told me what I wanted to know.	10
20	120	I knew now that it was true, what I had been told, that those who entered the mountains would do so on foot.	10
21	151	Yet what other reason was there? Feeling stupid, I told him the truth.	10
21	245	Yes, I told myself, it was foolish.	10
21	258	He seized the scabbard and the delight with which he clutched it told me that I had been, in his mind, sorely bested in the bargaining.	10
22	58	"Remember once you told a man not to beat me.	10
22	144	And then, in the slaver's tent, Lara, who had been Tatrix of Tharna, told me something of the strange history of her city.	10
24	66	"Andreas told me you intended to enter the Sardar," he said.	10
26	3	Now that it is told I must begin my journey to the Sardar Mountains.	10

Book 3. (44 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	99	He had disobeyed and he had been destroyed, immediately and with grotesque dispatch, but the important thing was, I told myself, that he had disobeyed, that he could disobey, that he had been able to disobey and choose the ignominious death he knew must follow.	10
2	116	I have never cared to have an enemy above me, nor did I now, but I told myself that my spear might more easily find a vulnerable spot if the larl leapt downwards toward me than if I were above and had only the base of its neck as my best target.	10
5	153	"Here in the Sardar," she said, turning to face me, trembling, "they took me into the tunnels and locked over my head a hideous metal globe with lights and wires and when they freed me they showed me a metal plate and told me that the patterns of my brain, of my oldest and most primitive memories, w...	10
6	36	The Older Tarl, who had been my mentor in arms years ago in Ko-ro-ba, had once told me the story of a free woman, desperately in love with a warrior, who, in the presence of her family was entertaining him, and whose wrists, unconsciously, had assumed the position of a slave.	10
9	71	"I have told you she was only a bred slave, an animal from the pens of Ar".	10
10	15	For example, does a Priest-King have the same qualitative experience that I do when we are confronted by the same scent? I am inclined to doubt it, for their music, which consists of rhapsodies of odors produced by instruments constructed for this purpose, and often played by Priest-Kings, some of w...	10
10	24	I am told that the phonemes of the language of Priest-Kings or, better, what in their language would correspond to phonemes in ours, since their "phonemes" have to do with scent and not sound, number seventy-three.	10
10	33	I was told, incidentally, that the language of the Priest-Kings does possess more morphemes than English but I do not know if the report is truthful or not, for Priest-Kings tend to be somewhat touchy on the matter of any comparisons, particularly those to their disadvantage or putative disadvantage...	10
12	100	The rest of it I did not need to be told.	10
12	241	And then to my surprise one of the slaves, though which one I could not have told, looked at me and spoke.	10
12	256	"We have never been told".	10
14	76	Misk told me, and I believe him, that Muls had occasionally slain one another for a handful of salt.	10
16	200	I puzzled on the many things which Misk had told me, and then I looked up at him, lifting my torch that I might better see that great head with its rich, disklike, luminous eyes.	10
17	69	"No one is ever injured by a transportation disk," he told me, "except an occasional Mul".	10
17	91	I was told by Sarm that there were four hundred such cubes in the room, and monitoring each, I could see a Priest-King, tall, alert, unmoving.	10
18	77	"I told you," I said, "I don't know much about it".	10
18	118	"You know then of the modifications of the ganglionic net?" "Yes," I said, "Misk told me".	10
20	177	"Remember," said Mul-Al-Ka, "we have not told you that".	10
21	7	"He is here somewhere," said Mul-Ba-Ta, "for so we were told by Sarm".	10
22	117	"But what is it to be human," begged Mul-Ba-Ta, "for you have never told us".	10
23	54	How was it that she had been captured only so recently by the creature? And if it were true that she had been captured only recently how would she have managed to live in the caverns for those days? Perhaps she might have found a sump of water but what would there have been to eat, I wondered? Perha...	10
26	18	"Be silent, Slave," I told her.	10
26	25	Vika was still crying a bit, but I took her hair and wiped her face and told her to stop her noise.	10
26	153	"I'm not joking," I told her.	10
26	158	"She is to have a double salt ration each evening," I told him.	10
26	194	"I told you," I said, "my decision has been made".	10
26	254	"Women wish to be free," I told her.	10
26	272	"I wanted to be free but I knew that you owned me—though you had not touched me nor kissed me—I knew that I was from that moment your slave; your eyes told me that I was owned and my most secret heart acknowledged it".	10
27	161	I told myself that perhaps the stroke in the vicinity of the brain-nodes had been his undoing.	10
27	221	I told myself it would probably come for the head or throat, if only because these were, from his height, easier to reach and he would wish to kill me quickly and with little difficulty, for he would surely regard his main business as the slaying of Misk, who still lay, either dead or unconscious, b...	10
27	222	"How is it," asked Sarm, "that you have dared to come here?" "I do what I wish," I told him.	10
27	322	"Not long ago," said she, "perhaps no more than four of your centuries, he told me of what he had done and of his reasons for doing so".	10
28	157	"We were bred in this Nest," he told the Priest-King, "and it is ours as well as yours".	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
30	182	Now it was I who would go hungry, but I told myself, it was worth it.	10
32	83	"I said," I told him, "I choose to remain here with you—and I said something like 'There is Nest Trust between us.	10
33	2	It was a strange but rapid journey, and as we leaped chasms and seemed almost to swim in the cold air I told myself that Misk and his Priest-Kings and the humans that were engineers in the Nest were losing the battle that would decide whether men and Priest-Kings might, working together, save a worl...	10
33	17	It suddenly seemed to me that Vika was a bit heavier than she had been and I told myself that I must be tiring.	10
34	72	"I understand," said my father, "from what you have told us, that now once more a stone may stand upon a stone, that two men of Ko-ro-ba may once again stand side by side".	10
34	143	I told the Older Tarl and Torm to say good-bye to my father, as I did not trust myself to see him longer, for fear that I would not wish so soon to part from him again.	10
34	204	This story is now, on the whole, told.	10
35	32	That night Misk told me of how affairs stood in the Nest.	10
35	74	"She only said," I told him, "Go to the Wagon Peoples".	10
35	125	"Your affairs," I told him, but speaking to myself, "are your affairs—and not mine".	10

Book 4. (69 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	30	There is no loss of honor in failing to achieve such a task, I told myself.	10
4	47	He wants a kill, I told myself.	10
5	10	I was told by Kamchak that once an army of a thousand wagons turned aside because a swarm of rennels, poisonous, crablike desert insects, did not defend its broken nest, crushed by the wheel of the lead wagon.	10
6	116	"This is not Earth," I told her.	10
6	153	"She says she was alone," I told Kamchak.	10
6	157	"She says she does not know," I told Kamchak.	10
6	168	"You must learn Gorean," I told the girl.	10
6	170	"Say 'La Kajira'," I told her.	10
6	177	"It means," I told her, "I am a slave girl".	10
7	97	Rather he told her to stand and straighten herself.	10
7	149	"Do not move," I told her.	10
7	209	And finally, I reminded myself again, was I not now engaged in their work? Was I not now attempting to be of service to them? Was I not now among the Wagon Peoples, in peril perhaps, on their behalf? But, I asked myself, if this message was not from Priest-Kings, from whom could it be? Who would dar...	10
7	240	"They intend to impale you," I told her.	10
7	260	"Eat," I told her.	10
8	159	Kamchak made her walk back and forth once or twice, and spoke to her rather sharply about her posture, then, to the surprise of both Miss Cardwell and myself, he did not chain her, but told her she might walk about the camp unattended, warning her only to return before dusk and the release of the he...	10
8	171	"It is all I could find," she told Kamchak.	10
8	225	She, and others like her, had been encouraged and spoiled from childhood in all their whims, unlike most other Tuchuk women, that they might be fit prizes, Kamchak had told me, in the games of Love War.	10
8	226	Turian warriors, he told me, enjoy such women, the wild girls of the Wagons.	10
8	236	Kamchak had told me of the young man.	10
8	331	"You ran well," he told her.	10
8	378	"Some girls," I told her, "have run from the bola more than a hundred times.	10
9	60	"Besides," Kamchak had told me, nudging me in the ribs, "the food and the entertainment are better in the house of Saphrar than in the palace of Phanius Turmus".	10
9	61	I would still, I told myself, settle for a piece of bosk meat.	10
9	73	Kamchak told me, a sort of secret I gather, that some of the things he carried had been exchanged back and forth a dozen times.	10
9	142	The girl herself, of course, standing or kneeling in the presence of the master, may be told to drop the garment.	10
9	466	"No, my dear," Saphrar was saying to the girl, "you must not expect satisfaction for this frightful injury which has been wrought upon you—you must not even think of the games—you must forget this unpleasant evening—you must try not to think of the stories that will be told of y...	10
10	27	"No," I told her, "I have brought you here to free you".	10
10	39	"You have pleased me very much," I told her.	10
10	48	"More valuable than you know," I told her.	10
10	125	Kamchak! Free a slave! And, I told myself, even if I myself owned Elizabeth, and not Kamchak, I could not free her—for what would it be to free her? If she approached Turia she would fall slave to the first patrol that leashed and hooded her; if she tried to stay among the wagons, some young ...	10
10	379	"It's a sorry lot this year," he told her.	10
12	318	"She's drunk," I told Kamchak.	10
12	467	"Nothing," I told her.	10
15	156	"Kamchak," he said, "told me to wait for you".	10
16	113	I told myself it might be better, even, to come to the House of Saphrar late, rather than possibly before the twentieth hour.	10
16	215	That told me what I wanted to know.	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
16	326	Kamchak himself had told me the golden sphere was worthless—poor Tuchuk! But now, I said to myself, poor Cabot! However it came about—and I could not be sure—Others than Priest-Kings had now entered the games of Gor—and these Others knew of the egg and wanted it—an...	10
19	25	"But I thought you told me," I said, "that your plan did not yet contain a provision for escape".	10
21	4	I had found Kamchak, as I had been told I would, at the wagon of Kutaituchik, which, drawn up on its hill near the standard of the four bosk horns, had been heaped with what wood was at hand and filled with dry grass.	10
21	139	In answer to her questions I told her the reason for which I had entered the city—to steal an object of value from Saphrar of Turia, which he himself had stolen from the Tuchuks.	10
21	186	"I shall miss you, too, my Dina of Turia," I told her.	10
21	330	"When you leave the wagon," Harold told her, "you might be stopped by Tuchuks—nasty fellows—who would like to put your pretty little throat in a collar—you understand?" She nodded, Yes.	10
23	205	I was told by a Tuchuk woman that they had not been in the cage when the Paravaci had struck—but rather that Aphris had been in the wagon and the barbarian, as she referred to Miss Cardwell, had been sent to another wagon, the whereabouts she did not know.	10
24	143	Had you done so Aphris, or someone, might have told you".	10
25	118	"It is over now," I told her.	10
25	287	"For wine," I said, "as I told you".	10
25	307	It would have been better, I told myself, if Kamchak had not given me the girl.	10
25	429	"You are free," I told her.	10
25	482	"I shall do it," I told her.	10
25	579	"I should have told you, I suppose," I remarked, "that a woman kisses well only when fully aroused, after at least half an Ahn, after she is helpless and yielding".	10
25	625	I recalled she had told me that she would teach me well the meaning of a collar.	10
25	778	"Do not be frightened," I told her.	10
25	782	"I want to yield to you," she whispered, "—as a slave girl!" "You will so yield to me," I told her.	10
25	784	"No!" "You will yield to me," I told her, "as a slave girl to her master".	10
25	790	"I will not stop," I told her.	10
25	795	"Leave me!" "Not until you have become a slave," I told her.	10
25	811	"You will be soon," I told her.	10
25	825	"It soon begins," I told her.	10
25	829	"It soon begins," I told her.	10
25	831	"Do not be frightened," I told her.	10
25	836	"Do not be frightened," I told her.	10
25	838	"It soon begins," I told her.	10
26	327	"I told you," said Kamchak, kindly, "the egg was worthless".	10
26	430	"The one that the two men who brought the sphere told me might come one day to claim it".	10
26	563	"Nothing more!" "It is enough," I had told her.	10
26	566	"Yes," I had told her.	10
27	108	"You, too," I told her, "are beautiful".	10
27	114	"But where," I asked, "did you come by the notion that you are beautiful?" "My master told me," she sniffed, "and my master does not lie—does he?" "Not often," I said, "and particularly not about matters of such importance".	10

Book 5. (66 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	189	Moreover, Kazrak had been one of the leaders of the forces that had preserved Ar in the time of its troubles with Pa-Kur, master of the Assassins; as the tale was now told in the streets, the men of Ar themselves, alone, had overthrown the invader; Kazrak seemed a living reminder that Glorious Ar ha...	10
2	361	"Be quiet," Kuurus told her, "Slave Girl".	10
3	77	For example, though I received the series of injections when first I came to Gor many years ago I had been told by Physicians that they might, in my case, have been unnecessary, for I was the child of parents who, though of Earth, had been of Gor, and had received the serums.	10
5	470	"I am taking you to Ko-ro-ba," I said, "and there you will stay! That is all there is to it!" "No," she said, "that is not all there is to it!" "You are not going to Ar," I told her angrily.	10
5	509	Our eyes told one another, even in the joy of our meeting, that we, none of us, knew the whereabouts of Talena, once the companion, though she the daughter of a Ubar, of a simple Warrior of Ko-ro-ba.	10
5	634	"You have done it perfectly," I told her.	10
5	663	"Bring me a pair of sandal thongs," I told her.	10
5	665	"This is the basket hitch," I told her, gesturing for her to put out one hand.	10
5	697	"When you returned to the House of Cernus," I asked, "and told the Keeper what had theoretically happened to you, as I instructed you, what happened?" Elizabeth smiled.	10
5	704	"I am still thinking about it," I told her.	10
8	29	"Do not struggle, Slave," I told her.	10
8	43	"I think you are simply punishing me," I told her.	10
8	78	I then, in great detail, told Elizabeth all that I had seen and learned the night before.	10
8	174	"Yes!" "Beg," I told her.	10
8	184	"There is nothing like coffee and a good wench after breakfast," I told her.	10
8	185	"I told you," she said, "after breakfast I am extraordinary".	10
10	73	"You are permitted to leave," I told her.	10
10	92	Later the Musicians played and a girl I had not seen before, whom I was told was from Cos, performed the collar dance, and creditably.	10
11	27	We stopped on the fourth subterranean level, beneath which I was told there were three more levels, retention levels, on the whole similar to those we had just passed.	10
11	182	"I have just told them," he said, in Gorean, "that they are slaves".	10
11	186	"She has just denied that she is a slave," he told us.	10
12	186	Flaminius, apparently moved by their entreaties, told them he would speak to Cernus, master of the house, and to Ho-Tu, Master Keeper.	10
13	126	He had told me that sometimes a Bath Girl, to discipline her, is thrown to the slaves in the darkness.	10
14	15	Virginia and Phyllis, however, Elizabeth had told me, still wore the simple iron collars which had been hammered about their necks by the smith days before.	10
15	141	And, though I do not think I would have told Elizabeth, her performances with men clearly present, and she knowing it, were almost invariably superior to those in which she did not know herself observed.	10
15	158	"I fear the goad," Elizabeth had told me one night.	10
16	157	"She is his prisoner," I told Elizabeth.	10
16	193	"Buy me bread and honey," he told her.	10
17	29	Their silence in the street a moment before I had turned into it told me they had been hunting.	10
17	119	"You will not escape," I told her, reaching to the loop on her left shoulder.	10
17	440	"You are a little mad fool," I told her.	10
17	442	"You are utterly, utterly mad," I told her, kissing her again.	10
17	771	"Some authorities," I told her, "favor Ubar's Initiate to Scribe Three at this point, others recommend the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover Ubar Two".	10
17	788	"You are marvelous," I told her.	10
17	798	"Don't move there," she told me, "or you will lose your Home Stone in seven".	10
18	31	"Turn around," I told him, "your back to me".	10
18	63	"Kill me," he told me.	10
18	67	"He killed," I told her.	10
18	190	Marlenus told him that either the Priest-Kings approved of our work or they did not; that if they approved, it should continue; if they did not approve, they themselves, as the Masters of Gor, would be quite powerful enough to put an end to it".	10
19	130	Once Elizabeth had told me that Sura had informed them that they would, after a time, be able to see faces from the block.	10
19	197	"I told you!" he cried.	10
19	393	"Put your head back, no, farther back, farther! Are you stupid? Now turn, slowly, unworthy slave, for the noble buyers of Ar!" Startled, Phyllis did precisely as she was told, beautifully.	10
21	123	"Your life is in danger," I told him.	10
21	247	"I do not play games," I told him.	10
21	260	"Leave the arena," I told the Taurentians.	10
21	276	"Begone," I told him.	10
21	308	He of the two who was senior told the other, "Withdraw".	10
22	8	"Gladius of Cos," I told them.	10
22	107	"Mip," said the man, "told me this was for you".	10
22	213	It was Green Ubar as I had heard speak of him, Green Ubar of the legends, Green Ubar as he had been in the stories told by men who had seen him years before, Green Ubar, greatest of the racing tarns, holder of awards, victorious, triumphant.	10
22	229	"Green Ubar is dead," I told him.	10
22	313	"Put there," I told the men, "the name Gladius of Cos".	10
22	451	I had never seen him race before, and Mip had told me nothing of him.	10
23	97	"Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba!" "I am Kuurus," I told him.	10
23	99	"It is for you," I told him.	10
23	105	"It was he who slew the Warrior of Thentis! Not I!" "I have taken gold," I told him.	10
23	140	"Excellent," I told him.	10
23	149	"Yield," I told him.	10
23	157	"Sura is dead," I told him.	10
23	198	"Sura," I said, "told me to tell you that she loved you".	10
23	234	"You have work to do," I told him.	10
23	254	"You are Flaminius," I told him, "he who long ago loved men and chose to wear the green robes of the Caste of Physicians".	10
24	129	"He told me," I said, "that he used to have access to them to copy documents".	10
24	307	"Philemon," I said, "told us that Vella was to be purchased by an agent of Priest-Kings".	10
24	446	"Hup told me yesterday it would be so".	10
24	454	"It was I," I told Elizabeth.	10

Book 6. (135 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	74	"Yes," I had told him.	10
6	189	"I don't want to be a slave!" "Be silent," I told her.	10
7	85	"Free me," I told her.	10
7	111	"You were once slave," I told her.	10
7	128	"It was Pretty Slave," I told her.	10
7	157	"May I ask your name?" "My name is Bosk," I told her.	10
8	13	I had told Telima to make the rence craft sturdy, wider than usual, stabler.	10
8	142	She seemed startled but, as I told her, poled the rence craft away from the barges.	10
8	149	"It is time to sleep," I told her.	10
8	187	We waited for an Ahn or so and then I told her to move to the sixth barge.	10
8	229	"Follow me," I told her.	10
8	240	"Get the arrows," I told Telima.	10
8	256	"They are all dead!" "Go to the tiller deck," I told her.	10
8	276	"Turn and cross your wrists," I told her.	10
8	311	"I hate rencers," I told her.	10
8	320	"I have you all," I told her, "and the slaves at the benches as well! If I wish, I will take you all to Port Kar, as you are, and sell you.	10
8	382	"You are free men," I told them.	10
8	475	"But I have won you and your people, and all these slaves," I told him, "that I might have my vengeance on you, for making me slave, and come rich with cargo to Port Kar!" "I expect that is not true," said Ho-Hak.	10
8	554	"Bring the girls at second and third prow," I told them.	10
8	608	"You will learn to strive desperately to please men," I told her.	10
8	680	"I am of the peasants," Thurnock told her.	10
8	697	"Be silent," I told her.	10
8	720	"When we have left, and not before," I told him, "free yourself, and your fellows, on all the barges".	10
8	731	"I told you on the island," I said, "that you are not".	10
8	795	"You are a fool!" I told her.	10
8	860	"I am of Port Kar," I told her.	10
9	162	On Gor, I told myself, and perhaps on all worlds, there will always be a Port Kar.	10
9	164	The girls of Port Kar, I told myself, are the best on Gor.	10
9	176	When at last I had brought her safely back to the Sardar I had thus told her I would arrange with Misk, the Priest-King, that she be returned to Earth.	10
9	178	"I have made my decision," I told her.	10
9	195	"I have made my decision," I told her.	10
9	197	"I have made it," I told her.	10
9	248	Woman, I told myself, as many said, was natural slave.	10
9	357	"Perhaps later," I told Midice, "if you well please me".	10
9	387	"Play," I told the musicians.	10
9	492	"Yes," I told her, "you have pleased me".	10
9	503	I had had too much paga, I told myself.	10
9	600	"Bosk," I told him.	10
9	684	"Surbus is dead," I told him.	10
11	27	"Put it out," I told two of the frightened pages.	10
11	30	"Gather up and guard the book of the Council," I told the Scribe who had been at the great table.	10
11	55	"Secure that door," I told four of the captains.	10
11	128	"At the twentieth hour," I told him.	10
11	138	"If they do not come," I told him, "tell them they will no longer be captains in the eyes of the council".	10
11	284	"You are the one who calls himself Bosk, are you not?" "I am he," I told him.	10
11	390	He, I told myself, would be the most dangerous of the Ubars.	10
11	403	Besides, I told myself, it was still rather early to determine on which curule chairs the tarns of power might alight.	10
11	439	Port Kar, I told myself, was only too well understood by the other cities of Gor.	10
12	63	"It is all right," I told him.	10
12	87	"Bosk," I told him.	10
13	26	Tyros, I told myself, has an efficient, and dangerous Ubar.	10
13	43	"You have been offered peace," I told them.	10
13	234	Every copper tarn disk, I told myself, in such a situation doubtless assumes greater importance than it normally would.	10
13	235	I was a bit irritated at being slapped and punched, and told to exhibit my teeth, but, in all honesty, these indignities were no worse than those heaped upon my chain mates.	10
13	274	"Too much," I told him.	10
13	284	"The lot of a slave is miserable," I told him.	10
13	350	"What is your name, Captain?" "Bosk," I told him, pulling on the oar.	10
13	368	"Row," I told him.	10
13	399	"I am in command here," I told him.	10
13	404	"Which of these," he asked, "is the captain from Port Kar?" "I am," I told him.	10
13	412	"Unchain me," I told him.	10
14	194	"Half of maximum beat," I told the oar-master.	10
14	335	"Put him in chains," I told my men.	10
14	351	"Take him away," I told my men.	10
14	397	"Remove your veil," I told her.	10
15	38	"This is Port Kar," I told Vivina.	10
15	54	"If I remember correctly," I had said, behind the admiral's table, busied with papers, "in the hall of the Ubar of Cos you told me that you did not frequent the rowing holds of round ships".	10
15	67	"You may conduct the Lady Vivina to her quarters," I told the seaman responsible for her.	10
15	87	"When the treasures have been checked, tallied, and appraised, which should take some four or five weeks," I told her, "you, with your maidens, in the chains of slave girls, will be displayed, together with samples of, and full accountings of, the other treasures, before the Council of Captains".	10
15	93	"That," I told her, "you may wait until then to find out".	10
15	244	That, I told myself, letting a boy train with weapons, had been a moment of weakness.	10
15	247	No, I told myself, I should not have showed such lenience to a slave.	10
15	278	"Fetch Ta grapes from the kitchen," I told her.	10
15	367	"You may dance, Slave," I told her.	10
15	400	The dancing girls of Port Kar, I told myself, are the best on all Gor.	10
15	413	"Cut her loose," I told the men.	10
15	489	"Remove the bracelets," I told the man who had conducted her before me.	10
15	493	"Kneel," I told her.	10
15	495	"You are Vina," I told her.	10
15	525	"Put it on," I told her.	10
15	529	"No!" she said in rage, "No!" "Put it on," I told her.	10
15	533	"In Cos," I told her, "you would have been Ubara.	10
15	541	"Here," I told him, gesturing to the girl, "is a new girl for the kitchens".	10
15	558	"No! No!" "The use of her," I told the boy, "is yours".	10
15	600	"I think you will find," I told her, "the arms of the boy Fish more welcome, though on the mat of a slave, than the arms of gross Lurius, on the furs of the Ubar's couch".	10
15	605	"Yes," I told him.	10
15	609	How rich a joke it was, to have enslaved the girl who would have been Ubara of Cos, to have put her to work in my kitchens, to have given the use of her to a mere slave boy! This story would soon be told in all the ports of Thassa and all the cities of Gor! How shamed would be Tyros and Cos, enemies...	10
15	679	"You cannot love," I told her.	10
15	812	"But your trick," I told her, "has not worked".	10
15	821	"You have come to torment me in my grief," I told her.	10
15	849	"You may return to the kitchens," I told her.	10
16	28	There could never be, I told myself, any question of sending this woman to Earth.	10
16	31	"No," I told her, kissing her.	10
16	107	"No," I told her.	10
16	110	"There are only human beings," I told her.	10
16	112	"Human beings," I told her, "are weak.	10
16	117	"All men," I told her, "are corruptible.	10
16	156	"Let Port Kar die!" "You are very beautiful, my love," I told her.	10
16	241	"Go outside," I told him, "and find a rock, and bring it to me".	10
16	256	"Now," said I, facing the man who had told me there was but one choice, that of flight, "shall we fly?" He looked at the simple rock, wonderingly.	10
16	290	"Listen," I told her.	10
16	297	"To the Council of Captains," I told them.	10
16	314	"Is it true?" "If you will have it true," I told him, "it will be true".	10
17	20	"I told you," I cried, "to remain ashore!" "Beat me later," said he, "Captain".	10
17	47	The predesignation of fighting pairs, incidentally, and my injunctions to refuse to engage singly if possible, even withdrawing from equal odds, I am told, was new in Gorean naval warfare, though the pairing principle, on a more informal basis, is as old as the triangle tactic, which may be remember...	10
17	91	"No," I told him.	10
17	97	"Furl the sail," I told an officer.	10
17	102	"Lay to," I told him.	10
17	104	"I am going to sleep," I told him.	10
17	144	I asked myself who I was, and I told myself, I did not know.	10
17	146	I wondered if my plans had been good ones, and I told myself I did not know that, either.	10
17	155	What would they think of me as they fell beneath the cold waters of Thassa or reeled from the blows of sword blades, their death's blood in their mouths? Would they sing me then? And what guilt must I bear for each of those deaths, for it had been my words, those of an ignorant fool, which had sent ...	10
17	257	"Lower a longboat," I told an officer.	10
17	376	"Bosk," I told him, "Captain of Port Kar".	10
18	2	"Take this prisoner," I told an officer, "and chain him below decks.	10
18	19	"Set the storm sail!" Men hastened to do what I had told them, and, as they did so, I sent signals to reserve ships, to be conveyed to the balance of the fleet, that they might save themselves while they could.	10
18	53	And yet songs, I told myself, are lies.	10
18	55	And yet, I asked myself, had they lived, would they not have sung? And I told myself, I thought yes.	10
18	82	"You are only a boy," I told him.	10
18	97	"Remain here," I told him, gently.	10
18	119	"You may not come with me," I told him.	10
18	121	"At what age," asked he, "is a man ready for death?" "To go where I am to go," I told him, "and do what I must do, is the action of a fool".	10
18	125	"It is the action of a fool!" I told him.	10
18	128	"Bring a woolen cloak for a young fool," I told a seaman.	10
18	153	"We will return to Port Kar after the fall of darkness," I told him.	10
18	234	"Victory is ours," I told him.	10
18	308	In the end, I told myself, it was I, and not they, who was truly the fool.	10
18	375	"Do not weep," I told her.	10
18	399	"I had been told that on my seventeenth birthday a great change would occur in my life".	10
18	447	I told them I was on an errand, and they permitted me to leave.	10
18	460	I was pleased that Telima had told me these parts of her story, which I had not heard before.	10
18	479	"Put it on," I told her.	10
18	757	Looking down into Telima's eyes I told her, "In two days, when I free Sandra from the treasure room, I am going to give her her freedom and gold, that she may go where she wishes and do what she pleases".	10
18	762	"It is Telima," I told her, "whom I will keep as a slave".	10
18	918	"I have done cruel and despicable things," I told Samos.	10

Book 7. (108 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	15	My master has told me not to describe this world in great detail.	10
1	17	He has told me to narrate primarily what has occurred to me.	10
3	120	"We will return after midnight," he told me.	10
3	352	"Menu," I told him.	10
3	379	But something in the spacing and the formation of the figures told me it was not.	10
4	106	"They are superficial," he told me, "and will heal without trace".	10
4	116	"My compact," I told him.	10
5	11	But the pressing of fresh grass against my cheek told me I was no longer in the penthouse, in surroundings with which I was familiar.	10
6	84	There is nothing to be frightened of, I told myself.	10
6	111	"I'm Elinor Brinton," I told the men who had come to meet me.	10
6	166	"I do not understand you," I told him, icily.	10
6	260	But, I told myself, I am more than their equal in intelligence, and in riches, and in taste, and sophistication.	10
6	288	"I do not understand you," I told him, sounding out each word, with great contempt and coldness.	10
7	45	We did what she told us to, for otherwise she would beat us.	10
7	114	The camisk, I am told, normally falls to the knees, but Targo made us cut ours considerably shorter.	10
7	122	The camisk, I am told, was at one time commonly belted with a chain.	10
7	370	"I will speak high-caste Gorean," I told Inge.	10
7	373	I told myself that Inge, with all her pretensions, she of the scribes, would still be a chained slave girl, at the beck and call of a master, when I, Elinor Brinton, was safe on Earth, once again in my snug penthouse.	10
7	426	Surely I am not beginning to find myself responsive to these handsome, virile, dominating, masterful brutes! And surely not when I am naught but a meaningless slave! No, I told myself, never, no, no, no! But I had already begun to sense, fearing the comprehension, how the slave girl sees men, how sh...	10
7	523	"You have an admirer," Targo told her, "a Captain of Tyros, who glimpsed you in Lydius last fall.	10
7	554	"Lift your head, Child," I told her.	10
8	143	"You are a fool," I told her, savagely.	10
8	145	"What sort of man could master you?" "No man could master me!" I told her.	10
8	156	"I do not have such dreams," I told her.	10
8	240	"He might sell you," she told me.	10
8	356	What a fool she was! I would be beaten for such an act, perhaps even impaled! I told her, "Be silent, Slave!" and rehooded and regagged her.	10
8	427	"Dress," the physician told me.	10
8	441	"The serums are effective," he told the guard.	10
8	618	"I do not object," I told them, loftily, "if my master chooses to dress me in silk".	10
8	634	"I will doubtless train superbly," I told them.	10
8	635	"How different you are," exclaimed Ute, "since you have come to us!" "Do you think, El-in-or," asked Inge, "that I, though of the Scribes, might give pleasure to a man?" "Take off your camisk," I told her, "and I will assess you".	10
8	640	"You will be superb," I told her.	10
8	654	And he told funny stories and jokes.	10
8	768	"I, too, am a human being," I told him.	10
8	1003	"Lana," I told her, loftily, "could not please an urt".	10
8	1177	"I am Verna," she told them, "a panther girl, of the High Forests.	10
8	1181	"You are tarsks and beasts," she told them.	10
9	57	"I am not a slave girl," I told them.	10
9	89	"Fifteen," I told her.	10
9	216	Verna had told me that there was a man.	10
9	217	I had been told that I had been bought.	10
9	252	"Go to the circle," she told the girl.	10
9	383	"I am free," I told her.	10
9	438	"I am free," I told her.	10
10	195	One of my kisses, I told myself, that of Elinor Brinton, was worth more.	10
10	222	Inge had told me that a modest coin would buy her use, and that the common paga slaves came with the price of a drink.	10
10	340	"I am not a slave," I told him.	10
10	358	"I am free," I told him.	10
10	366	"It was your good fortune," I told him, haughtily, "that I was not caged that night".	10
10	393	"Have you never been curious," he asked, "what it would be like, to be forced to yield yourself, utterly, to a master?" "I hate men," I told him.	10
10	464	"I was not brought to Gor, was I," I asked, "to be a simple female slave, simply to be given, or sold, to a master?" "I told you," he reminded me, "that at the age of seventeen you were marked for abduction.	10
10	527	"You told me you were free," he said.	10
11	31	"I, too, am of the leather workers," Ute told the leather worker, with the needle.	10
11	124	"You are a fool," I told her.	10
11	526	We cried out and did as we were told.	10
11	756	But you are a beautiful slave, and a clever slave, I told myself.	10
11	875	Such things, I have been told, are even taught to male children, as part of their education.	10
11	890	"I am still white silk," I told him.	10
11	1347	"We will leave at dawn tomorrow," I told her, excitedly.	10
11	1355	"You are the only friend I have," I told her.	10
11	1415	With every other girl, as far as I knew, in our cage, and further along the tier of cages, as far as I could hear, he had either spoken with them, or dismissed them, or told them to return to their place.	10
12	152	I recalled that Ute had told us that she had tried to bend him to her will.	10
12	186	"I detest them," I told her.	10
12	575	That could be told at a glance from the revealing scantiness of our garmenture, the designatory marks burned into our bodies.	10
13	36	"I cannot," I told her.	10
13	53	"I cannot move," I told her.	10
13	56	"If you wish to leave now," I told her, "you must go on without me".	10
13	121	She had much fallen in love with him, but she had, as she had told me, once attempted to bend him to her will.	10
13	232	I had not told her she could be the leader! I hated her.	10
13	250	"Hurry," I told her.	10
13	253	"Hurry," I told her.	10
13	302	"I hear no more tarn screams," I told her.	10
13	304	"It was only a wild tarn," I told her.	10
13	335	"She is somewhere in here," one of the men told the other.	10
13	379	No, I told myself, no! I must not think such thoughts.	10
13	383	I must not think such thoughts, I told myself.	10
13	443	"You can't miss it," I told her.	10
13	480	I could tell them, and would, that Ute had told me to find them, and had promised me that they would care for me.	10
13	674	In a peasant village the female slaves are commonly deferent and hard-working, and, as it is said, and as I have been told, are ardent to thrash well in the rude arms of their agrarian masters.	10
14	321	What right had such brutes to brand us? To collar us? The Gorean right of the stronger, I told myself, to mark and claim the weaker as his own, should he choose to do so.	10
14	402	"Lower your hands, slave girl," she is told.	10
14	572	"I do not have the weaknesses of other women," I told her.	10
15	96	"You told him?" I whispered.	10
15	152	We did what she told us.	10
15	239	"I am Ute," Ute told them.	10
15	270	"Put it on," I told her.	10
15	272	"Put it on," I told her.	10
15	563	There would be another feast, as there had been last night, and this time Ute had told me that, if the berry picking went well, I need not be locked in the shed early this night.	10
15	568	How furious I had been! "I do not wish to serve men," I had told Ute.	10
15	611	Near that pole, near the iron ring set in the stone, which was buried in the ground, Ute told Techne and I to kneel.	10
15	846	It had been filled with the fat, loathsome green insects which, in the Ka-la-na thicket, Ute had told me were edible.	10
15	1410	A master of Treve does not care to be told that his girl thinks it is.	10
15	1411	He wishes to be told Yes, or No.	10
15	1467	"I am of the warriors," he told me, "which is a high caste.	10
16	68	"It is said, among the other girls, that you have told them that you are not as other women, that you do not have their weaknesses".	10
16	69	I recalled that once, in anger, I had told them this.	10
16	79	"I cannot help the way I am," I told Verna, looking down, deferentially.	10
17	67	I told him of my childhood, my girlhood, and my parents, and the pet my mother had poisoned, and of New York, and my world, and my capture, and my life before it had begun, before he had seen me naked in the cell of the Koroban pens.	10
17	72	But I feared, that he had told me this.	10
17	176	"I am tired of you," he told me, suddenly, angrily.	10
17	219	They told me much.	10
17	307	I had been told there was enough there to bring a hundred men to an excruciating death.	10
17	343	"I am of Treve," Rask of Treve had told me, in the warehouse, where he stood bound to the wall.	10
17	347	"I am all right, Master," I told him.	10
17	383	I had told them all that I knew.	10
17	473	Bosk, I am told, set my price at twenty pieces of gold, that he might, as a merchant, take his profit on me.	10
18	30	"I love you," I told Telima.	10
18	34	"She was once my companion," I told Telima.	10

Book 8. (32 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	108	"Priest-Kings tore me from her," I told Samos, hard-eyed.	10
1	117	"Talena is held slave in the northern forests," I told him.	10
1	132	"Those who have never loved," I told him bitterly, "must not speak of what they cannot know".	10
1	135	"It is your move," I told him.	10
1	144	"She will understand," I told Samos.	10
1	198	"I was once the slave of a woman," I told the man.	10
1	260	"You are free," I told the man.	10
1	273	"I am Bosk," I told him, "of the house of Bosk, of Port Kar.	10
1	313	"You are his," I told her.	10
1	390	"No," I told him.	10
2	59	"Fetch wine," he told her.	10
2	280	This time of year, Rim had told me, not too many ships pass the exchange point.	10
2	316	"Chain them to the deck," I told Thurnock.	10
2	427	The momentary flash in the eyes of Sheera had told me what I wanted to know.	10
2	506	"To Lydius," I told Thurnock.	10
2	622	"You have lied," I told her.	10
2	673	"Tomorrow," I told them, "briefly, we will put into land".	10
2	675	* * * * "Take the chains from their necks," I told a seaman.	10
2	754	"You have no names," I told them, "for you are slaves".	10
3	396	I told myself I might find use for her skills.	10
3	397	I told myself I might use her to bargain with Arn for his aid.	10
4	133	"You look well, chained," I told her.	10
4	190	"They told me that I was unfit for them, that I was completely, vulnerably, helplessly feminine, that I belonged at the feet of men! At the feet of men! Me! That was the sort of woman I was, that that would be my true happiness, that that was my natural and suitable destiny!" "And that infuriates yo...	10
4	193	"They told me to remove my clothing.	10
4	209	"I am Bosk," I told her.	10
4	212	"I have become rich," I told her.	10
4	216	"I no longer serve Priest-Kings," I told her.	10
4	227	"I seek Talena," I told her.	10
4	246	"Ten thousand times over," I told her, and truly.	10
4	274	"Your name is Tana," I told her.	10
4	280	"I have paid the price of a cup of paga," I told her.	10
4	289	"I merely used you as the paga slave you are," I told her.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	432	"I am told," I told her, "that Olga is one of the best of the bondmaids".	10

Book 10. (2 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	306	This might occur for aesthetic reasons, as, for example, if her measurements, which are generally carefully kept, should minutely depart from her master's conception of her ideal curvatures; sometimes merely to remind her of on whom she depends, totally, for her very life; sometimes as a training or...	10
24	201	"You did as you were told, Slave Girl," I told her.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	165	"I did not see him! He told me not to look around!" "You are lying," I told her.	10

Book 14. (2 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	286	From birth he has been taught to be deferential to the wishes of women, to adopt whatever values they have told him to adopt, and to believe whatever propositions they have told him to believe.	10
29	115	"I told you," she said, "I told you in my room, before, I sold her! I sold her!" "But you did not tell the truth," I said.	10

Book 18. (2 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	177	She is not riven with conflict like the free woman, torn between being an imitation man and an authentic woman, between what she is not but is told she should be, and what she is told she should not be, but is.	10
19	54	"I would rather," I said, ruefully, "have told it to someone else, and, actually, it was to Bloketu that I told it.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	25	On Earth Teibar had told me that there was a world such as this, though he had not told me its name, a world on which women such as I were "bought and sold".	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	26	Perhaps it was only offering its homage to the world, to the environing mystery, that immensity from which we derive, one which spawns us and then abandons us, the unfathomable, uncaring immensity, leaving us conscious in the loneliness, in the knowledge that our laughter and our tears are of no imp...	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	313	It had told her, rather, not to listen to her heart, but to deny it, told her, rather, to be different, and mannish.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1310	Its effects are removed, I am told, if one is given a Releaser, which, I am told, is palatable, even delicious.	10
35	101	"A kajira must do as she is told!" "Yes," he said, "but I suspect some are better at doing what they are told than others".	10