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Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	48	I felt like a child, knowing nothing, taken to some complex factory or store, unable to sort out his impressions, unable to comprehend the new and strange things that flash incessantly upon him.	10
6	71	I felt the network, or web, tremble, and I struggled to rise, but found myself unable to gain my feet.	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
8	16	She seemed unable to speak.	10
9	82	"So," she said contemptuously, "that is how a Warrior tarnsman treats the daughter of a rich merchant?" I rolled onto the ground, turning away from her, unable to sleep.	10
16	7	On the other hand, the thought of her in the tents of Pa-Kur enraged me, and I knew I would be unable to restrain myself indefinitely.	10
16	46	It seemed probable that food and water would soon be scarce in the city and that the Initiates, whose resistance had been unimaginative and who were apparently unable to protect the city, would be forced to face a hungry and desperate population.	10
19	183	Moreover, with the closing of the great gate, there was no refuge in the city; they were trapped against the walls, packed like cattle for the slaughter, trampling one another, unable to use their weapons.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	30	The same maiden whom her father must harshly order into the presence of her suitor, the same shy girl who, her parents approvingly note, finds herself delicately unable to raise her eyes in his presence, is probably the same girl who slapped him with a fish yesterday and hurled such a stream of inve...	10
9	143	His strategy was to pour so much Kal-da down my throat that I would be unable to do anything but roll under the table and sleep.	10
13	124	My hand clutched his withdrawn fist and slipped off, unable to keep its grip from the sweat, his and mine.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	105	I have been unable to learn the fate of my father, my friends, my warrior companions, and my beloved Talena, she who was the daughter of Marlenus, who had once been Ubar of Ar—my sweet, fierce, wild, gentle, savage, beautiful love, she who is my Free Companion, my Talena, forever the Ubara of...	10
5	147	Her lips moved, but she seemed unable to speak.	10
5	273	She was unable to fasten the clasp.	10
19	57	"It will not be easy with your tiny weapon," he said, "but Misk will be unable to resist you and so you may take as much time as you wish".	10
26	102	Vika fell to her hands and slumped to the floor moaning, unable to stand.	10
34	203	But in spite of my best efforts I was unable to uncover the slightest clue to her fate.	10

Book 4. (3 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	580	Kamras fell in the sand at the feet of Kamchak, unable even to beg for mercy.	10
19	136	Hereena struggled furiously, unable to speak, the young Tuchuk's hands separating her jaws.	10
25	76	Tears shone in her eyes and she sank to her knees, trembling, unable to stand, weeping.	10

Book 5. (11 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	358	Again and again Sura struck and the girls, half stunned, half crazed with pain, seemed unable to even move, but could only scream and cry.	10
14	97	* * * * About the third bar, unable to sleep, I left the side of Elizabeth and drew on my tunic, that of the Assassin.	10
15	96	Sometimes men fight locked in iron hoods, unable to see their opponents.	10
15	184	They were the women of inferior men who had been unable to protect them; such men would be conquered when one wished; their women belonged to those who could take them, who would be the victorious; hence they were of slave stock, by nature; that this sort of thing had occurred always, and would alwa...	10
16	216	It is to the advantage of any given faction that there should be a small number of factions in competition and so the riders of an older faction, if unable to win themselves in given races, will often attempt to prevent a good race being flown by the riders of the new faction.	10
17	196	His loans to the Hinrabians, a wealthy family in itself but surely unable to carry the incessant burdens of supporting games and races, became fewer and then stopped.	10
18	206	"I had," he said, "shortly before the fire developed a strain of urts resistant to the Dar-Kosis organism; a serum cultured from their blood was injected in other animals, which subsequently we were unable to infect.	10
20	35	At last he fell into the sand covered with blood at the feet of the laughing slave, quivering, whining, unable to move.	10
20	127	Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, in her bonds, seemed frozen, horror-stricken, unable to move.	10
22	535	In the time we had fought four tarns had passed us, though the rest were still behind, either fallen from the race or unable to pass the rings where tarnsmen still wheeled in disarray.	10
24	325	She looked at him, unable to comprehend his words.	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	167	"It is a weapon of peasants," said the man with the headband, he who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
3	226	"True," said the fellow with the headband, he who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
5	87	It was he who wore the headband of the pearls of Vosk sorp about his forehead, who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
5	157	I saw, in the crowd, Ho-Hak, clapping his hands and singing, and the others, and he who had worn the headband formed of the pearls of the Vosk sorp, who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
6	43	I saw the rencer who had worn the headband of the pearls of the Vosk sorp, who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
6	227	I put my hand over her mouth, tightly, that she might be unable to cry out.	10
14	63	Other disadvantages to the double- and triple-banked systems, of course, are that valuable hold space is consumed by oarsmen; and that many of your oarsmen, if not all, are below decks and thus unable to enter into necessary actions as easily as they might otherwise do; further, in case of ramming o...	10
17	297	He had been unable to return to Ar.	10

Book 7. (6 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	68	Thus, not only would we be secured, but we were unable to crowd together, as girls, particularly inexperienced girls, have a tendency to do when not prevented.	10
7	249	Sobbing, I fell to my knees before her, unable to speak to her, and put my head to her feet.	10
12	79	But we had been unable to move as rapidly as we had wished.	10
13	588	The grass rushed swiftly past below me, and I could not touch it with my feet, and then it fled from me, dropping away, and then suddenly, in the rushing air, as I twisted and turned, buffeted in the blasts of wind, a prisoner of the forces, the physics, of the braided leather rope and the accelerat...	10
13	899	Soon, unable to resist, I turned again, in my bonds, to look upon my captor.	10
13	902	On the left side of his arm, running from the wound, there were several almost horizontal, reddish lines, where, but moments before, tiny trickles of blood, unable to flow downward, had been whipped backward by the wind.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	597	Then, looking at me with hatred, unable to restrain herself, she bent forward again.	10
6	330	The Rhoda would be unable to follow us to our camp.	10
8	147	They would be, by their own walls, unable to escape, entrapped.	10
11	94	She had been unable to elude him.	10
18	87	Now, unable to free herself, she stood disconsolately in the coffle, fastened as helplessly in it as any other woman would be.	10
19	377	At the first blow, the girls fell to their knees, eyes glazed, choking, unable to believe their pain.	10

Book 9. (11 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	325	Then the others, agonized, unable longer to resist, scurried to the left and right, their weapons discarded, and fell to their knees snatching coins.	10
5	18	If there was to be battle, they would be utterly helpless, completely unable to interfere in the least way.	10
7	298	He did not seem in a frenzy; nor did he seem human; he had struck, when others, Gautrek, Gorm, I, even the Forkbeard, had been unable to do other than look upon it with horror.	10
9	153	Painfully, almost unable to stand, tears in her eyes, inch by inch, the girl drew on her garments.	10
10	506	This is another reason, incidentally, why Goreans favor the enslavement of desirable women; the slave girl knows that she must please her master, and that she will be punished, and perhaps harshly, if she does not; this makes her not only desperate to please the brute who fondles her, but also produ...	10
13	172	Honey Cake, like many shy, introverted, timid girls, fearing her own sexuality and fearing that of men, sensing them in terror as her natural masters, was the mistress of secret, incredible depths of repressed sexual emotion and feeling; the Forkbeard, of course, a rude barbarian, was not in the lea...	10
14	90	Surely at least two or three hundred lay dead, most at the walls, at the foot of the walls, under the weapons which, for the most part, they had been unable to touch.	10
14	261	The ring, through which the chain passed, unable to bear longer the weight of Kurii, splintered free of the wood.	10
15	62	I thought it quite likely that they would be unable to resist a full-scale invasion.	10
15	256	In time we would weaken, be unable to climb well.	10
15	330	"But I have been unable to find it".	10

Book 10. (10 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	355	"We have been unable to communicate with it," he said to me.	10
7	71	The flesh of a desert tabuk which dies in the desert, perhaps separated from its herd, and unable to find water, if undisturbed by the salivary juices of predators, remains edible for several days.	10
7	161	Some of them were unable to take their eyes from what lay on the stones.	10
13	5	I fell, unable to break my fall because of the manacles confining my wrists at my waist, fastened to the loop of chain, burning in the sun, about my waist.	10
23	8	I had followed him for four days, using his trail, and then, when I had found him in the sand, delirious and weak, trembling, thirsting, unable even to move, I had stripped and bound him, hand and foot.	10
24	6	Many of the mercenaries, unable to escape, discarded their bucklers and dismounted, thrusting their lances and scimitars into the ground.	10
24	465	They refuse to accept the loving service of one who longs to serve lovingly; they will not accept the obeisance of one who yearns to yield it; they deny submission to she who longs to submit; they draw to her feet she who, weeping, longs to kneel; they deny the animal in her, the wonderful gift of e...	10
24	808	On Earth men have succeeded in building a complicated trap from which they may perhaps be unable to escape.	10
24	867	The end of the tether I knotted in and about the leather on her wrists, so that she would be unable to reach it, even with the fingers of one of her hands.	10
26	763	I did not care to do this, for sometimes the slave, in her misery and pain, becomes truly confused, or is even unable, in her bewilderment, her hysteria or consternation, to give an accurate accounting of the strokes, even if she should be desperately concerned to do so.	10

Book 11. (22 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	40	In an instant, choking in the horrid, obdurate fumes, unable to expel them, unable to evade them, sickened, I had lost consciousness.	10
4	551	It is a helpless feeling being held on the shoulder of a man, your feet unable to touch the ground; you are unable to obtain the slightest leverage; you are simply his prisoner.	10
20	444	I remembered myself miserable in his arms, writhing with unwanted ecstasy, then, unable to help myself, unable to hold out longer, suddenly surrendering to my enslavement in his arms.	10
2	1239	But I had been unable to do so.	10
4	340	Still I had been unable to satisfy them.	10
4	379	When they had clearly understood that I was unable to help them in their quest, they, viewing me then as useless, had prepared to be done with me.	10
4	841	Perhaps I would not have considered these matters save that I was unable to drive from my mind the recollection of an event which had occurred late in the sordid abuse to which I had been so brutally subjected.	10
4	848	I lay on my back, weeping, my head bound in the blanket, thrashing and squirming, struck, held, unable to withdraw from, helpless to withstand, the plunging discipline of the brute to whom I had been last thrown, and it had occurred.	10
4	1083	He had understood the slave girl better than she had understood herself; he had doubtless had experience with many girls; perhaps he had even owned Earth girls before; it did not seem likely to me that I would have been the only wench of Earth brought to the chains of this world; there had perhaps b...	10
4	1116	Then, though my master observed, I had turned my head to one side, closed my eyes and cried out, and, unable to help myself, yielded to the man, Judy Thornton's lovely belly and haunches jolting in helpless slave orgasm.	10
5	100	I now, artlessly, unable to help myself, found myself thinking naturally of Gorean as the language of masters.	10
5	327	There must have been men in the camp who, almost immediately, would have verified that the Lady Sabina was still within the camp, but many, having only moments to act, would be unable to make that verification.	10
7	82	She turned her face away, that we be unable to look upon it.	10
8	126	I feared I might fall, I feared I might be unable to go on, that I might collapse! I was mad with terror! It kept me mercilessly at my limits, not permitting me to think, but only to run, frenziedly, madly, a driven, frightened, herded animal, seeking her cage.	10
9	126	He then, swiftly, brutally, used me, and I, miserable, helpless, my eyes hot with tears, again could not resist him, and, again, unable to help myself, responded to him, and responded as a slave.	10
9	1253	I would have been willing to be anything he had wanted at the post, anything to interest him, anything to escape Tabuk's Ford, but he and Melina, in their cleverness, had manipulated me in such a way that I was unable to be anything but what I was, an Earth-girl slave whose passions put her helpless...	10
9	1709	He lay in the dirt, unable to rise.	10
11	12	I had been unable to resist the captain's touch.	10
20	589	Must I await him here, like a silken, caressable verr, unable to flee, observed in the day, chained at night? And if I were sold it might not be hard to track me, from master to master, by means of slave papers, merchants' records, and so on.	10
22	615	Unable to see, my eyes filled with salt water, my head broke the surface and I coughed and gasped.	10
25	144	Great security was achieved, too, in the manner of releasing the behavior of stringing the beads and in the counter-suggestion that she be unable to recall the order of the beads without the appropriate trigger structure being reconstructed".	10
27	181	At this point, unable to help himself, one of the fellows at another table leaped bodily upon Thurnus and began to pummel him.	10

Book 12. (4 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	786	But she would be unable to free herself.	10
6	838	Because of the lovely flare of her hips, the smallness of her waist, the sweet, exciting swelling of her breasts, she would be unable, her hands tied behind her, to pull or scrape the garment from her.	10
12	164	They have been unable, or unwilling, to compete with more aggressive groups.	10
13	9	More importantly, in the colder weather, the long bow would freeze and snap, unable to bear the stress of being drawn to its customary extent.	10

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	110	Seeing the eyes of Samos on her she quickly went to the door, to leave, but, at the door, unable to help herself, she turned about.	10
13	748	"You may now find this difficult to believe," I said, "but the time will come when you will find that you are unable to part these curtains and enter this alcove from the floor outside without being hot and wet.	10
14	277	The Master is exciting me!" "Master," said Sasi, unable to restrain herself.	10
15	291	"He claims to be Tarl of Teletus but he will be unable to substantiate that identity".	10
44	143	They wished me, for some reason, to leave her there, helpless, unable to free herself, lying there at the mercy of the jungle, surely either to starve or thirst to death, or, more likely, to fall victim to some new predator.	10
47	7	I had then heard, as I had once before, but had been unable to place the noise, the sound, that strange sound, as of a small wind moving leaves.	10
55	15	Then the fires, no longer sustained by the heat of the blast, one by one vanished, unable to overcome the living freshness of the wood.	10

Book 14. (8 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	186	You will, by using such categories, miss their richness, their depth, their latency, their womanhood, and you will be forever unable to satisfy them in the fullness of their biological needs, which include the need to submit themselves as a slave to a strong male".	10
7	210	Always should one be true to the images and lies of others, fearful ones, weaklings unable to be strong themselves, whose safety lay in the bleeding and tricking of more dangerous beasts.	10
7	566	He who fears he cannot satisfy a woman, or fears he will be unable to do so, often pretends he does not understand her need.	10
7	582	Lola looked at me, startled, unable to comprehend the conflict which raged within me.	10
7	999	But if a woman should kneel before me and beg a collar would I not be terrified to enclose her lovely neck in its inflexible grasp? Would I not be afraid to own her, to assume the mighty responsibility of the mastery? Did I have the power, the strength, the courage, to be a master? Did I fear I woul...	10
22	492	Even Gort, of the stables of Miles, and Kaibar, of the stables of Shandu, had been unable to best me.	10
25	65	When you fall broken and bloody at the feet of Krondar, unable to move and at his mercy, will that not be a sweet vengeance for him, against you, and, in its way, against the Lady Florence?" "Doubtless," I said.	10
32	65	"It seems," she said, "that I am helpless, that I am unable even to bargain with my services".	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	796	She lifted her head to him but was, of course, unable to see him, prevented with perfection from doing so by the efficiency of the Gorean blindfold.	10
24	797	She squirmed in the cuffs, unable to see, in a slave's fear.	10
25	9	She put her head down, unable to meet the eyes of such a man.	10
30	254	I now began to writhe, unable to help myself, beneath the caresses of the slaves.	10
33	240	I stood, for the moment unable to move, on the deck, at the bow, below the stem castle of the galley.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	108	"We will be unable to reach them with the ram".	10
4	103	Then one of the supporting galleys was struck in the stern by a following ship, unable to check its momentum.	10
4	105	Two other ships from behind them, unable to slow themselves sufficiently, struck into the milling ships.	10
5	201	The pirates, startled, unable to reach the ship, stood confused along their railings.	10
8	585	Then he shouted, "Artemidorus! Surtus!" The girl moaned in misery, unable to obey.	10
16	184	The fellow, unable in the moment to release the weapon, was dragged over the rail.	10
18	71	As the light was arranged I could, through the curtain, see the girls easily; they, on the other hand, because of the same arrangement of light, and because I had set no light behind me, in the room within which I stood, were totally unable to see me.	10
20	680	"Superb!" Those at the table, even including the slaves, Florence and Peggy, unable to restrain themselves, applauded.	10
20	1066	"And from the first instant I saw you, my Master!" cried the girl, looking up at him, "I was your slave!" And then he reached down and seized her and, holding her by the upper arms, before him, she unable to stand, as she was bound, he began to cover her face and mouth, and throat, and breasts, with...	10
20	1772	It seems that in time the girl will be unable to help herself, and will inevitably succumb to her master.	10

Book 17. (6 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	90	Unable to find Grunt, I feared I must enter the Barrens alone.	10
8	418	She winced, unable to move her thighs, dismayed doubtless at the perfect tightness with which they were held.	10
14	867	"Does it please you, or displease you, that I am unable to resist you?" "It does not displease me," I said.	10
17	228	The red savages, I speculated, would have been surprised that they had been unable to force their way through the infantry lines.	10
19	26	She looked up at him, frightened, and then, unable to meet his eyes, quickly lowered her head.	10
19	179	This time, again unable to meet his gaze, she lowered her head.	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	203	I thought they would look well in close-fitting leather hobbles, twist hobbles, knotted on the outside of the left ankle, which she, her hands bound behind her back, would be unable to remove.	10
16	117	"What is a 'good woman,'" I asked, "one who is natural, spontaneous, feminine and loving, or one who conforms to certain cultural stereotypes, the results, usually, of attempts on the part of aggressive mental cases to impose their maladies, from which they seem unable to escape, on others?" She did...	10
18	39	Then once, when they were alone, when she was but fifteen and he seventeen, far from their camp, gathering berries together, he had been unable any longer not to see her as a woman.	10
24	19	His opponent cried out in fury, unable to clear the neck of his kaiila with the lance.	10
26	7	In a few yards he had been unable to cling to the animal and had slipped from its back, under the paws of other beasts.	10
26	94	She regarded him in terror, her eyes wide, unable to move, her mouth about the lance.	10
26	103	She whimpered piteously, her eyes wide, unable to speak, the lance point depressing her tongue.	10
26	112	She looked at me, wildly, piteously, gratefully, her tongue still unable to move, because of the lance point.	10
28	134	Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape.	10
29	145	"Wasnapohdi," cried one of the warriors, "is it you?" Wasnapohdi, from her crouching position, fell immediately, seemingly unable to help herself, to her knees in the grass.	10
32	37	I had been unable to determine, at that time, whether or not Kog and Sardak had been among the slain.	10
37	40	Unable to see me, with her hands high, and occupied, she could be easily approached and, unexpectedly, embraced, or attacked.	10
37	79	How maddeningly desirable are slaves! If, outside the pit, she should panic, and try to run, she might, by the rope on her ankle, be kept from doing so; that might save her life; similarly, if she should be paralyzed with fear and find herself unable to move, it might be used to drag her back into t...	10
40	924	As we spoke the slave, apparently unable to control herself, and not struck back or disciplined, began, at first timidly, then more boldly, to kiss and fondle Seibar.	10
40	934	She squirmed, almost in shock, astounded, unable to believe the sensations she felt in her body.	10
44	229	Why then wonder the women, both of Gor and Earth, have they not yet been put to the use of their masters? Then, at some point, heated, unable to help themselves, piteously, they beg to be caressed, and be permitted to serve.	10
44	450	Kaiila, screaming, unable to check their forward momentum, plunged onto the stakes.	10
44	686	She squirmed in the ropes, helpless, unable to keep herself from being candidly viewed.	10
46	151	Pursuing Yellow Knives, thrust from behind, unable to stop, rushed onto the lances.	10
51	19	Thus I had been unable at that time to determine whether or not Kog and Sardak had been among the Kur survivors of the attack.	10
53	1	The Red-Haired Slave Girl The naked, large-bosomed, red-haired slave licked and kissed at me and then, when I wished, unable to help herself, cried out her yielding to me.	10
54	171	During their time with the Sleen apparently Max and Kyle Hobart, unable to help themselves any longer, and finding the girls staked out, naked, in a desolate place, presumably as punishment, perhaps for some minor infraction, or some supposed lack of total pleasingness, had raped them.	10

Book 19. (8 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	271	He seemed unable to take his eyes from me.	10
3	308	"I have been unable to keep from noticing your garments," I said.	10
6	215	He need not know that I often, for no reason I clearly understood, in the loneliness of my quarters, slept at the lower end of the great couch, near the slave ring, and sometimes, seemingly almost unable to help myself, had slipped from the couch and knelt beside it in the darkness, and lifted it, a...	10
6	373	I wondered if he might, touching my lips, I in his arms, helplessly held there, suddenly rape my lips with his kiss, and then, unable to help himself, hurl me to his feet, crouching over me then ferociously, to remove my robes and force me to his service.	10
13	73	She had tried to read in his countenance, in that brief, wild instant, before she was removed from the dais, her fate, but she had been unable to do so.	10
31	142	Did he truly think that an agonizing death, writhing on a high, narrow impaling spear, some twenty feet in height, unable to free myself, in a public square, or on the walls of Argentum, in public view, to the jeers and cries of a vengeful crowd was not to be feared? "I am Tiffany," I said, weakly, ...	10
33	797	As yet outright force has been unable to prevail.	10
36	116	The last time, unable to help myself, I had cried out, surrendering myself totally to him.	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1165	I shall inform the Sardar that I am unable to carry out their orders for I am unable to locate you, that you have apparently left the city".	10

Book 21. (9 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	58	The tiny baby, not minutes old, with tiny gasps and coughs, still startled and distressed with the sharp, frightful novelty of breathing air, never again to return to the shelter of its mother's body, lost in a chaos of sensation, its eyes not focused, unable scarcely to turn its head from side to s...	10
4	116	We would consequently be unable to conduct our affairs as judiciously as we do".	10
4	416	But in a moment, struggling, unable to manage the weight, she twisted her body and the ax fell.	10
25	90	She will be unable to speak, being perfectly gagged.	10
25	938	One day he considers himself, looking down at the slave at his feet; it is he whom she struggles so hard to please, as a slave must; it is he in whose complete power she finds herself; it is he whom she must serve so humbly, and who is so strict with her; it is he who is her master; he looks down in...	10
25	1378	Another danger, and perhaps one more serious, is that a misdirected response would be provoked in which, say, angry males, perhaps unable to take direct action because of the numerous, carefully wrought political traps and snares trammeling them, would think themselves, consciously or subconsciously...	10
25	2296	"Unable to be men," she said, "they try to destroy them.	10
26	1298	"You are exciting me! You are doing it to me again! How dare you! I am a free woman! Is this how you want me, as an irresponsible, helpless, whimpering, moaning, squirming animal, unable to help herself, leaping and crying out, half mad, beside herself with passion, responding almost as a slave in y...	10
26	2029	Few things more impress upon a woman, slave or free, a sense of abject helplessness than being unable to speak.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	I quickly lowered my head, unable, somehow, to meet that gaze.	10
3	28	In those eyes, in that fierce gaze, I had been unable to detect reservations, inhibitions, hesitancies or guilt.	10
3	344	I had literally, running, unable to stop, stumbling, with a cry of misery, struck against him.	10
3	361	He then released my arms and I, weak and frightened, unable to help myself, sank to my knees before him.	10
3	628	I was unable to speak.	10
3	936	I collapsed to the rug, unable even to bear my own weight.	10
4	365	Similarly, you will be totally unable to change your condition.	10
8	194	Some of the other girls looked at me, strangely, unable to understand my sudden agitation.	10
10	123	The knowledge then that we would be unable to conceal any inauthenticity in our slavery from the masters, even if we wished to do so, was a liberating insight.	10
13	430	I laughed, unable to help it, out loud, in his grasp.	10
24	629	When I had felt the wetness of blood there, I had tried to keep my hands low at my sides, in the sand, scratching and clutching at it, but then, almost as though unable to help myself, I had again tried to reach for their bodies.	10
27	35	It was also such that I would be unable to do so.	10
27	144	Could she believe what she had done, and said? How she had begged and squirmed, and acted not at all like a free woman, but like a slave? How she had behaved in his arms? How could she, a free woman, have acted like that? But perhaps she was not truly, ultimately, a free woman, as she had hitherto s...	10
30	74	And, too, from the woman's point of view, she so helpless, so close to him, so much at his mercy, unable to defend herself, or even to feed herself, dependent on him for her very food, this produced a sense of distinct unease, and arousal.	10
30	91	But I began, unable to help myself, to squirm beneath the touch of Sempronius.	10
31	105	I suddenly feared they wanted to tie Tupita in this way so that she would be unable to interfere in whatever they planned to do to me.	10
34	681	But she is there, kneeling to the side, waiting, ready, unable to take her eyes from him, swiftly summonable at a word or a snapping of fingers.	10

Book 23. (10 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	64	This time I remained there, head down, as though unable to move.	10
15	326	In this way she would be unable to interfere.	10
15	783	At our feet, Lady Publia, kneeling, bent over, small, hooded, the leash tight against the back of her neck, unable to raise her head, squirmed and uttered wild, tiny noises.	10
17	43	Another charge, rushing forth from the tower, unable to stop, pushed on by the masses behind them, plunged into flames, where we had heaped bundles of tarred sticks in their path, the sort that on wires and chains, flaming, are hung over the walls at night to illuminate ascending foes.	10
17	220	He dangled on it and then slipped from it, unable to cling to it with his hands.	10
18	229	Others clung wildly to the ropes, unable to move.	10
19	12	Then, in the seventh assault, two others of our original band, the other two who had come originally to the cell, were forced back, bleeding, unable to stand.	10
20	390	She must have been utterly terrified, in the darkness of the hood, helpless, unable even to cry out.	10
21	897	Then, suddenly, in a moment, as of panic, seemingly unable to help herself, she tried the chains, those on her wrists, trying to slip them from her wrists, then jerking at them, but they held her well.	10
24	145	I had last seen him chained naked to a ring in the courtyard of the Crooked Tarn, unable, thanks to me, it seems, to pay his somewhat extravagant bills.	10

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	12	But he had been unable to do so.	10
17	268	Some perhaps clung to it, unable to fly.	10
17	274	It was maddening to be hooded, to be unable to see.	10
18	179	I had been unable to twist it in the chain or secure it.	10
24	116	"Although the prisoner is unable to reach any of the devices of closure another might be able to do so.	10
27	454	She thrashed in the sand, wild protest in her eyes, but unable to help herself.	10
43	70	She looked up at Marcus, as though in awe, as though seemingly unable to take her eyes from him.	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	591	This is, I believe, and example, though a rather extreme one, of a not unprecedented sort of psychological reaction, the attempt, by disparagement or action, motivated by envy, jealousy, resentment, or such, to keep from others pleasures which one oneself is unable, or unwilling, to enjoy.	10
3	672	"Tuka, Tuka!" even called some of the other slaves about the edges of the circle, sitting and kneeling there, unable to take their eyes from her, clapping, too.	10
14	421	Perhaps the weak masters, unable to satisfy them, will weary of seeing the bondage knot in their hair, will weary of their importunities, their moans and whinings in the night, their beggings for use, and either give them, or sell them, to another.	10
14	422	Or perhaps the weak masters, whether unable to satisfy them, or merely unwilling to do so, will simply yield to their entreaties to be given away or sold, that they may receive an opportunity for their love, service and beauty to be put at the mercy of someone who can appreciate it and knows what to...	10
19	749	I knew I had done wrong, daring to touch Milo, I, he so favored by the master and I only a house slave, but I had been unable to help myself.	10
21	106	Similarly, by two leashes he can easily be immobilized, kept in place, held, say, between two leash masters, unable to reach either of them, or a third person.	10
22	468	For example, portions of invading forces have upon several occasions, in one city or another, literally become lost in the city, with the result that they have been unable to rally, rendezvous, group and attain objectives.	10
27	115	She had, of course, spoken without permission, but it seemed almost as though she had been unable to help herself.	10

Book 26. (32 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	128	I lay there for an instant, in terror, unable to move, feeling so exposed to him.	10
6	264	"In a few weeks," said one of the fellows from the house, "she will be utterly unable to help herself".	10
7	357	I had been unable to help myself.	10
7	582	Rather, to my terror, my misery, he held me there, helpless, unable to move, naked in his arms.	10
7	1132	I had been unable to help myself.	10
8	648	I stood behind the bars, unable even to move.	10
8	852	Suddenly from my right emergent out of the dusk so quick so fierce so fast so large its head perhaps two feet in width the head large triangular its eyes blazing lunging toward the bars big the thing a hideous noise bars body pressing scratching I leaping back, screaming, it biting at the bars the f...	10
8	880	Unable to walk I crawled back, on all fours, to the rear of the cell.	10
9	166	I had tried the bars some days ago, to lift them even an inch or so, before they would strike the bolt, or locking device, but had been unable to do so.	10
10	31	He looked through the bars and, for an instant, our eyes met, and then I looked away, unable to meet his eyes.	10
10	613	Might I run, or bolt? Might I, in some imminent situation, overcome with terror, attempt irrationally, unable to help myself, to flee? But even if I wished to do so, and dared to do so, I could not.	10
11	149	I looked down, and to the right, unable to meet his eyes.	10
11	690	I went to my belly, unable to remain on my knees.	10
13	531	I sank faintly to my knees, sick, unable to stand.	10
13	1134	"And yield fully, even against your will, unreservedly, unstintingly, unable to help yourself?" "Yes!" I sobbed.	10
14	796	"It would have to be locked," I said, "and you would be unable to remove it".	10
14	1005	"You will then, free woman," I had said to her, "emerge into the light, and as you are!" I had then, she braceleted and helpless on the leash, unable to resist, drawn her forth, out into the light.	10
16	500	As an analogy, it would be quite easy for a girl to unbuckle certain sorts of leather wristlets and anklets, but if she is unable to reach the buckles, as, for example, if she is spread-eagled between rings, she is as helpless as if she were held by locked steel.	10
16	648	And it seemed, too, that, from the point of view of those on this world, that some grievous insult was intended as well, first, doubtless, the general insult that he, a free man, would be attended by a mere slave, an insult common to those in the pits, and, second, that he, a free man, would be atte...	10
19	272	Why would the Priest-Kings, I wondered, if they really required intermediaries, and were unable to deal directly with men, and, indeed, if there was any point in them dealing with men at all, have chosen to achieve this end with so eccentric and improbable a caste? Why would they not have chosen som...	10
19	738	She is, for example, in this arrangement, unable to feed herself in any normal manner or to fend away those who might wish to touch or examine her.	10
23	197	But would they try to run away together? Was that their plan? What would be the case when we did not return to the depths at the proper time, the fifteenth bar? Was this the meaning of the lock gag, that I might be found here after curfew, and even then would be unable, until the gag was removed, to...	10
24	924	I recalled the frustration of the intruder who had been unable to question me because of the lock gag.	10
25	6	I had been unable to attend upon the peasant until now, as I had been late returning to the pens.	10
37	236	They had, in those sudden, unexpected, precipitate, grisly moments, stood back, perhaps fearing to act, perhaps unable to do so.	10
37	464	I was, at the time, confused, sick, afraid, almost unable to stand, waiting there in the darkness, with the others, not knowing if something, an urt, or the prisoner, armed, intent, might suddenly be upon us, perhaps slashing to one side or the other, in some eagerness to get at the men.	10
37	976	The condition of the body, on the other hand, shows that it was not attacked by urts until either it was dead or unable to defend itself.	10
38	19	I do not know if Gito, unable then to speak, held by the throat, saw the stiletto leave the tunic of the pit master or not.	10
41	17	I wanted to be there, where I might run through the streets in a tunic and collar, where I might drink water from the lower basins, where I might press through crowds, carrying a package or vessel upon my head, unable to defend myself against the touches of men, who might touch me as easily as one m...	10
41	145	How I had leaped to his touch, how I had obeyed him! How I must have amused him, in his arms, I so unable to conceal myself from him.	10
44	179	"You were, as I understand it," said the first man to Aynur, who seemed now unable to rise even to her knees, "a poor first girl, one not only unpopular in the garden, but even one richly hated therein, one who ruled it strictly and cruelly, personally, arbitrarily, using your modicum of power as an...	10
46	83	"I love you, you worthless slut, you meaningless thing! I have loved you, madly, insanely, uncontrollably, recklessly, violently, from the first moment I saw you!" "Master," I breathed, unable to believe my ears.	10

Book 27. (21 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	32	She rose from her seat; she stood still, almost unable to move, her eyes on him.	10
2	35	She moved, not steadily, trembling, toward the aisle, unable to keep her eyes from him.	10
2	41	She moved into the aisle, unable to take her eyes from him.	10
2	186	Unaccountably, unable to restrain herself, she hurried after him, and pathetically seized at his sleeve.	10
7	153	Lying on her back, no longer held but her ankles still bound to the wooden bar, unable to rise, she looked up, apprehensively, at the switches.	10
9	102	Sometimes the guards had bound her, with colorful cords, sometimes in exotic fashions, and had then ordered her to free herself, but she had been unable to do so.	10
11	289	Her companion seemed unable to take his eyes from her.	10
12	172	An advantage of a lock-gag is, of course, that the slave, while totally unable to speak, may yet attend to whatever other duties her master may set her.	10
12	178	If the slave is in lock-gag, one understands, there are certain pleasures she is unable to give the master.	10
13	281	And, perhaps in some minor, contributory evolutionary sense, in addition to more obvious biological considerations, this is true, given selections and such, women with bodies unable to elude such constraints being more susceptible to capture, mating and mastering.	10
18	101	Unable to stand she sank to her knees in terror and grasped his leg, as much to reassure herself, by clinging to this support, as to a stanchion, of some modicum of safety, as in supplication.	10
18	446	Accordingly, she was unable to reach whatever it was which Portus Canio had placed in her body.	10
20	391	She was then aware that she, herself, had so cried out, softly, inadvertently, involuntarily, unable to help herself.	10
20	434	Last night, when Ellen had been in the water, unable to swim, fearing for her life amidst the maddened, frightened, thrashing tarns, she had clung desperately to the wicker.	10
25	547	There seemed to be at least one attendant on the block, with the auctioneer, who, Ellen supposed, might upon occasion lend him assistance, perhaps posing a girl, or carrying one from the block who might be unable to walk, perhaps having succumbed to terror or having fainted.	10
26	852	He glanced at her, and she, kneeling, quickly put down her head, unable to meet his eyes.	10
26	1135	He is Selius Arconious, my master! How strange she then thought that I, of Earth, should be here, on another world, a far, beautiful world, one many of Earth do not even know exists, kneeling on its grass, naked, back-braceleted, covered with a blanket, dismissed from attention, unable to see, waiti...	10
27	2197	At last, overcome by exhaustion, Ellen slept, but it seemed that scarcely had she closed her eyes than she awakened, suddenly, frightened, unable to cry out, a heavy, masculine hand held tightly over her mouth.	10
27	3009	Ignored they, too, the wounded man, no threat to them, he on the grass, unable to move.	10
28	106	Soon, she gathered, Mirus and his fellow, now muchly recovered, though still unable to walk, would leave the group and make their way toward Brundisium, Mirus dragging an improvised travois, constructed of rope, a pair of poles and a tarpaulin.	10
29	146	She had been unable to see well behind her, given the angle from which Selius Arconious had approached.	10

Book 28. (18 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	420	Sometimes catchers, small Kurii, badly pelted, only four or five hundred pounds in weight, prowled the habitat, searching for loose humans, escaped or strayed, usually to be hamstrung and put back in the barred pens, then unable to walk, unable then to do much more than feed at the troughs, fatten, ...	10
1	489	Then suddenly, half kneeling in the container, unable to stand, she uttered a wild, incoherent scream, a cry of utter incomprehension and dismay, and shook her head, as though to awaken herself.	10
1	581	At last, early one morning, in an open field, trembling, shaking, chilled, exhausted, unable to run further, she sees them about her, discernible in the half light and fog of the early morning.	10
1	675	Who knows, say, what might have been introduced into the container while he slept, which might have satisfied the sense of vengeance of outraged Priest-Kings, perhaps a coil of squirming osts, a live sleen, successions of urts each time he slept, which he might try to kill, and on which might feed, ...	10
1	1213	Had she been alone with her, and unable to flee, she would have made herself small, groveled, whimpered, and begged for mercy.	10
2	294	Some humans, incidentally, can make out carefully spoken Kur, but they are unable to reproduce the sounds.	10
2	370	Cabot struggled, weakly, unable to escape the grip of his captor.	10
12	28	"Occasionally we put a speeched one amongst them, who understands what will be done, but he is unable to communicate with the others".	10
15	84	He then followed Archon, and the blonde, unable to speak, for the straps and fur, her hands tied behind her, with a jangling of bells, followed Cabot, on her leash.	10
18	118	* * * * Cabot understood that he would be unable to distance either sleen or Kurii, for the sleen is a swift, tireless tracker and the Kur, particularly when descending to all fours, its accouterments fastened to its body, can easily outrun a man, either in a short race, for speed, or in one ranging...	10
36	65	"And so, too, must the archer, overmatched, if unable to deal with a mighty foe on that foe's own ground and terms".	10
40	36	"Did you enjoy being braceleted to the tree," he asked, "neck leashed to it, unable to speak, gagged?" "You touched me," she said, "when I was helpless, and could not resist! Then you left me to writhe in need!" "It is a common way to heat a slave," said Cabot, "to make her helpless, and then touch ...	10
44	259	"I was unable to fight," said the Kur.	10
47	4	Most of those who had come with him had been unable to adhere to the flat surface.	10
53	63	"How would she live? She could starve, or thirst, unable to approach water.	10
56	276	With the departure of Mitonicus, we are unable to force our war to a favorable resolution, but, too, I think that Agamemnon, as well, now lacks the power to dislodge us from our retreats.	10
57	67	"We were unable to march on the palace," said Flavion.	10
57	110	"Doubtless she had, in her espionage, perhaps returning from the palace, to do more mischief, inadvertently fallen into the grasp of our peers, whom she later eluded, but found herself unable then either to return to the palace or, braceleted, to secretly frequent again the environs of our camp".	10

Book 29. (28 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	476	Pertinax seemed unable to take his eyes from her.	10
3	689	She had been unable to call attention to what she must have deemed her harrowing predicament, given the gag.	10
5	164	To be sure, I had no translator, and was, accordingly, unable to read the message.	10
5	482	Ar, pathetic, confused, disorganized, and distraught, was unable to muster more than the feeblest of resistances, and these were muchly betrayed by commands from the Central Cylinder.	10
5	548	I, later, at the time unable to walk, and muchly paralyzed by the poison of Sullius Maximus, encountered her in the house of Samos.	10
5	602	"Luckily," said another, "much of the walling of Ar had been earlier dismantled by her own citizens, or we might have been unable to reach the fields, the marshes, the Viktel Aria".	10
10	354	"When I expressed my indignation, and warned him that I would see to his punishment, the hideous, degrading device you saw but moments ago was forced into my mouth and fastened in place, and then I was put to my knees, to my knees, though a free woman, and must then wait outside, unable to speak, an...	10
11	191	And then, unable to disgorge the brew, even later, for the tying of my hands, I must endure to have my head shaved".	10
15	189	"But deep within a woman's belly flow mysterious currents, floods she is unable to control, forces and truths which mock and deny, and stir, the uneasy films and surfaces with which she labors to identify herself".	10
17	42	All I could see at the time were hundreds of tarnsmen, some so closely clustered that the birds, unable to keep their spacings, literally, here and there, buffeted into one another.	10
17	68	And unto this mass, from above, were hurled dozens of weighted nets, which tangled the birds, and riders, and dozens, half crippled, unable to fly, fell brokenly toward the earth, and some riders freed themselves of the safety straps and tried to leap to the saddle rings of other birds, and some fai...	10
18	384	One or two remained inside, and fell in the midst of the flaming branches, unable, I supposed, to reach the door.	10
18	505	If unable to observe actions from remote, secure, and convenient heights, by means of the glasses of the Builders, they remain behind, in their silken tents, awaiting the announcements of victory, in the keeping of camp guards.	10
33	120	"One attack was beaten away, but there will be, I gather, others, in greater force, most likely, I would suppose, on foot through the forests, muchly inaccessible to tarn attack, and you will be unable to escape".	10
37	50	She was stately, majestic, surely no lightness like that of a Vosk gull, given her bulk, but as serene and mighty, and as unchallenged here, as might be some vast lake or river tharlarion in its own domain, some ponderous thing, unable and awkward on land perhaps, but, in the water, oddly graceful, ...	10
38	44	He fears she might become of interest to him, and so, finished with her, he spurns her, thrusting her aside with his foot, leaving her behind him, in her chains, unable to follow, in tears.	10
38	275	Perhaps I had done Licinius no great favor, considering he seemed ill equipped with forest craft, was seemingly unable to live off the land, hold a direction, elude pursuit, and such.	10
38	294	I had given him, perhaps unwisely, given his treachery and crime, an opportunity for escape and freedom, an opportunity which, as it turned out, he had been unable to turn to his advantage.	10
38	350	I feared, rather, given the coming of winter and its season of storms, that the walls of this city, so to speak, would be shortly breached, that they would be unable to resist the raging blows of green Thassa, the blows of her towering, mountainous hammers, that the city must soon fall, succumbing t...	10
38	441	In one way or another, then, my honor was to have been lost, as, sooner or later, given the imperatives of nature and the provocations to which I was exposed, I must be unable to resist, as I must feast upon one or both of these delicacies, putting one or both of them, again and again, to my pleasur...	10
38	582	Such hoods are sometimes used in the abduction of free women, in order that they may be unable to call attention to their plight, perhaps while being transported through the streets and beyond the gates of their city, doubtless often within yards of guardsmen.	10
38	589	I think that in that clumsy, agonizing ascent, there was not one who did not fall, and more than once, upon the steps, thence to struggle frantically to regain its feet, only sometimes, drawn unexpectedly, off balance, by the chain again, to fall yet again, and some were unable to regain their feet,...	10
38	590	One, unable to find its feet, was drawn upward, on its side, thrusting, scrambling, with its feet.	10
40	2	A dozen small boats, unable to escape, many fastened together, were crushed in the passage of the mighty bow of the great ship, and she brushed others aside, dozens, brushed them aside as the limb of a stately, insouciant larl might sweep leaves from its path, scarcely noticing this consequence of i...	10
40	130	She knows what it is to fetch his sandals in her teeth, to dance naked, pleadingly, before him, to sustain his caresses, perhaps roped or chained, thus unable to resist even should she desire to do so, to strive to please him in the furs, and with perfection, and as the lowly, abject slave she is, s...	10
43	30	I was unable to produce the phonemes of Kur.	10
43	55	Those who are not promptly taken into custody, running into the arms of enemy soldiers, fallen into fragilely roofed siege ditches, rather like capture pits, finding themselves unable to scale walls of circumvallation, caught in slave wire, taken in slave snares or slave traps, and such, may be soug...	10
44	116	How pleasantly, in her collar, and how helplessly, unable to help herself, for I had denied her this option, she writhed, thrashed, and begged.	10

Book 30. (16 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	233	It is important that the subject population be as helpless as possible, that it be unable to defend itself, that those sovereign in the state may thus impose their will, their exactions and abuses, with impunity upon it, having then nothing to fear from the weak, the disarmed, the unprotected, and d...	10
3	1103	As Ar might be unable to apprehend Talena, I feared that much of the hatred and rage which would have been levied against the former puppet Ubara might now be visited upon me, not merely as a co-conspirator and abetting traitress, but as one supposedly her dearest friend and colleague, and one certa...	10
8	49	Tyrtaios, in his vicinity, had been unable to save him.	10
8	107	And if such were the case, then, even as before, it would have been understandable that Tyrtaios, despite his best efforts, might have been unable to save him.	10
9	45	I knew little of tarns, the control of such monsters, their dispositions and habits, their ranges of flight, and such, but it seemed improbable, given our conjectured position, so far west of even the farther islands, that one might reach land, say, Torvaldsland, before the tarn might, even with the...	10
12	37	Some men, interestingly, find themselves unable, apparently indefinitely, or, at least, within a reasonable time, to make the pertinent accommodations.	10
12	720	I am, in a way, much pleased that he is on the ship, as here I may kill him, and, at the least, he will be unable to pursue and capture Talena, for the bounty".	10
14	229	"Ho!" I called, half in water, half prostrate amongst the vines, unable to stand.	10
15	217	She suddenly caught sight of Seremides, helpless on the deck, unable to rise.	10
20	196	"And in the end we were helpless in the ropes, unable to stand, our weight on our bound wrists, shuddering, sobbing, our bodies afire, from the encircling tentacles of the lash, scarcely able to breathe".	10
25	357	It amused me to see the two former high women of Ar, tunicked, barefoot, collared, kneeling, unable to stand, two slaves, crowded together in the small kennel.	10
26	228	"You fear," I said, "that he would return you to Ar, to the justice of Ar, to the impaling spear?" In the case of one of her importance, the impaling spear might be narrow, greased, and thirty feet in height, and, mounted on the wall, her slow descent, she writhing, trying her best to prevent it, un...	10
30	39	At best, from the trail, they might see the wharf, and the great ship moored there, on a dozen lines, the ship they were unable to reach.	10
33	127	"Being unable to help yourself, hoping to be touched, begging to be caressed, responding helplessly, is a sign of vitality, of health".	10
36	547	She was totally helpless, and unable to either see or speak.	10
36	596	Her eyes must have been wild, open, but unable to see anything, blocked in the darkness of the blindfold.	10

Book 31. (26 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	180	She pointed to the door and, shuddering, stumbling, numb, we turned about, unable to speak, unable to comprehend the dissolution of our reality, the sudden and catastrophic loss of our position and status, taken as given and unassailable but moments ago.	10
4	630	Could I be, I wondered, a slave? And how significant this would have been, I thought, had the scraps been cast to the floor not by Nora, but by a man! I was suddenly overcome, almost unable to move.	10
7	735	It is difficult, I supposed, to regard oneself as an equal to, or a superior of, a male when one is smaller, softer, and weaker, and finds oneself clasped in the arms of such a beast, helpless, unable to free oneself, its prisoner, one's softness clasped forcibly, mercilessly, to its hardness, the b...	10
8	24	"What is happening, Masters?" I asked, in the coffle, back-braceleted, unable to see, for the hood.	10
8	785	I will be unable to perform, even should I try to do so".	10
8	878	All of us now were together, standing, except for the former Lady Persinna, who still knelt, perhaps unable to rise, toward the back of the cell, away from the bars.	10
8	1109	Then, unable to help myself, I opened my eyes.	10
10	1076	So I lay on my belly, my hands at the side of my head, unable to move.	10
10	1128	"You looked well, paralyzed, unable to move, cowering on your belly," said the second.	10
13	47	But I had been unable to help myself, and had fled the house.	10
15	201	Blind, unable to defend itself save erratically, awkwardly, it must have been struck an innumerable number of times.	10
15	334	Let him pine then in vain! I recalled how he had commanded me to my knees in the Sul Market, leaving me half-stripped and tied at his feet, how he had pressed himself upon me in the vicinity of Six Bridges, I unable to resist.	10
16	149	I was unable to deny them, as much as I might wish to do so.	10
16	257	But I, a slave, had been unable to help myself, even had I desired to do so.	10
17	274	I leaped to my feet, in consternation, in misery, unable to see, helpless, jerking against the bracelets.	10
17	356	After he had saved me from the girls of the house of Daphne, he had dealt with me at his leisure, and as he pleased, my hands incapacitated, unable to interfere, held over my head, balancing the laundry, my fingers, as he went about his inquiries, clawing into that large, soft bundle of sparkling sh...	10
17	425	"I will be unable to see the races," I said.	10
17	538	Then, wisely or not, but unable to help ourselves, we rushed to one another, they in the brief blue-and-yellow tunics, the Slaver's colors, the chain on their neck, joining them, and I.	10
22	31	How helpless she is then, unable to prevent her face-stripping.	10
41	37	The two scouts, advanced, unable to block the charge of several ax-bearing Kurii, were cut down in place, and the machine was struck by blow after blow of the axes.	10
45	196	Thus he must have been unable to do so.	10
46	140	Nora seemed unable to continue.	10
49	351	For a time I squirmed, in protest, but then, after a bit, a slave, overcome, mastered, submitted, I threw back my head, helpless and lost, in a grateful bliss I was unable to resist, a bliss I only hoped would be prolonged.	10
49	421	"Certainly that, or masked, or veiled," said Lord Grendel, "that you would be unable to recognize them".	10
52	310	How bright his eyes were, how tense his body! Might not a starving larl so gaze upon a tethered tabuk doe, a hungry sleen upon a penned verr? In the streets of Ar I had once seen a leashed slave being dragged running and stumbling, weeping, toward a domicile, but the master found himself unable to w...	10
52	312	I had heard, too, of purchases made off the block which were unable even to reach the holding rings or slave cages, but were enjoyed in the very aisles of the market.	10

Book 32. (25 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	46	But I had been unable to forget.	10
5	113	It idled its way through daydreams, and, more than once, recurred in my dreams, from which I, seemingly rooted in place and unable to flee, would abruptly waken.	10
5	264	Then he touched me! It was quick, and smooth, and then firm, implacable! The coils of the whip! I was helpless! I cried out, and twisted about, held, unable to escape.	10
6	84	Were it not for the ruination of her walls, thousands might have been unable to escape the city, to the open fields beyond.	10
7	334	I felt a moment of panic, bound, tethered, and unable to see.	10
9	1	The voyage to the north, I gather from Brundisium, had taken several days, and for us, kept most of the time in a lower portion of the ship, in darkness, on damp sand, unable even to stand upright, was unspeakably miserable.	10
9	267	This account ignited protest, and an angry muttering, amongst some of the men, perhaps mercenaries, and perhaps some regulars, lost from their units, unable to rejoin them Tears coursed down the cheeks of more than one man.	10
11	112	The greatest danger to a human is usually an animal which is older, or in poor health, one which is unable to, or finds it difficult to, secure its more natural prey.	10
20	227	I was not the only one in the kennel, incidentally, who was unable to read.	10
25	181	I awakened suddenly, screaming, unable to separate my ankles, which seemed fastened together by some thick, living, coiling, fibrous material.	10
27	64	Surely I walked for a very long time, and then, exhausted, unable to continue, but content with my progress, I lay down to rest, I think a little before dawn, and must have slept for better than two Ahn.	10
29	209	I then lay amongst them, prone, my hands bound behind my back, unable to plead, or speak.	10
37	118	Darla knelt to the side, unable to rise, her ankles tied together.	10
39	48	The other may have been unable to make a sound.	10
41	161	Had it not been my knees, and not those of Tula and Mila, which Genserich or Aeson had forced apart, so that I must kneel in the position of the most owned and desirable of slaves, the pleasure slave? How vulnerable is a woman so positioned! And I had been unable to subdue or ignore the feelings whi...	10
41	332	It pleased me considerably that even he, so large a man, was unable to bring any sound from that recalcitrant, small object.	10
41	485	So we are nothing to them, are we! Are we truly to suppose that one slave is no different to them from another? Do they think slaves are unable to recognize interest, heat, passion, desire, possessiveness, need, drive, the lust to own, to collar, and master? Emotions, I was sure, despite any denials...	10
43	199	"If we had not apprehended them," said Aeson, "we would have been unable to kill them".	10
43	496	And he did have the assurance that they would be unable to report back to their employer, whoever or whatever he might be, with an intelligence which might prove threatening to the great ship and its projected commission, errand, or charge.	10
43	533	"I have been unable to locate them in the camp.	10
43	1202	After all, she was beautiful, and she would be unable, as any slave, to resist any handling or caressing to which she might be subjected.	10
44	72	So I must walk before him, bearing my burden, keenly aware he was there, unable to see him, and walk as I must, as what I was, a slave.	10
45	13	"We might be unable to do so," he said.	10
48	56	I think this was less wisdom than a consequence of the fact that I found myself unable to move.	10
50	229	I was unable to lower my head.	10

Book 33. (14 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	52	Accordingly, despite the undetected, and precipitous attack of Yamada's strike force, several tarns and their riders, vastly outnumbered and unable to offer an effective resistance, comprehending the hopelessness of their situation, had taken flight, making good their escape.	10
1	87	Many, at their first sight of a tarn, particularly at close quarters, are unable to move, so paralyzed with fear they are.	10
1	440	"It already grows hopeless," said Lord Okimoto, "as the cavalry seems unable to supply the holding".	10
4	227	I think he was conscious, but unable to move.	10
9	65	Then suddenly, in their hundreds, they stood still, startled, unable to move, struck with surprise, astonished, for, before them, before the portal of the castle, there stood a single figure, this even as others continued to pour over the great threshold.	10
9	124	The exploratory force had failed to rouse the countryside against Lord Yamada and had been unable to set the stage for a major confrontation in which the surprise of the tarn cavalry might be decisive.	10
10	38	On the other hand, these supplies, if unable to reach his men in sufficient quantities in a timely manner, might as well, from the point of the besiegers, anchored in place, not exist.	10
10	43	Even a will of the might of that of Lord Yamada would be unable, indefinitely, to hold thousands of starving men in place.	10
13	483	Finally, unable to stand things longer, distraught, frightened, miserable, she may take to courting the collar, traversing high bridges at night, moving on dismal streets after dark, wandering unescorted outside the walls, renting rooms in cheap inns, booking passage on lightly guarded caravans.	10
30	48	To be sure, we had been unable to obtain much intelligence from the villages.	10
30	401	As her hands were free, she could have undone the straps, but she was wise enough to stay as she was, sitting quietly on the grass, watching, waiting, unable to rise.	10
43	27	"I fear we will be unable to draw the wagon," she said.	10
51	26	"We will be unable to stop it".	10
54	329	"Presumably we could not overcome Kurii, and, even if so, presumably we would be unable to manage the device.	10

Book 34. (19 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	274	"But what," I asked, "if I am unable to do so?" "You will be unable to help yourself," he said.	10
7	159	Now we were unable to take action, dared we do so, to expel the beverage.	10
9	208	"No, Master!" I cried, wildly, miserably, unable to see, from within the hood.	10
15	239	He then jerked me to my feet, I unable to see, in the improvised hood, by the left arm.	10
27	36	What I did not understand was why my master had said I would be unable to help myself, why he thought that I could not help but identify Kurik of Victoria.	10
28	25	Had Tyrtaios been truly blind, and had bought me, unable to ascertain the quality of his purchase, he might, indeed, have been duped.	10
28	121	I had been unable to help myself, as he had said.	10
33	618	I seemed unable to rise.	10
39	188	On the new roof, he put me down, and I collapsed, shuddering, unable to stand, to the floor of the roof.	10
49	109	Thousands of tiny defts, a small, flocking, gray, migratory bird, undistinguished in its plumage and not noted for its song, on their way to the shores of the Cartius, had been caught in the storm, as well, and, paralyzed with cold, with wings coated with ice, unable to continue their journey, had f...	10
50	136	He had then clapped his hand over her mouth, so that she was unable to expel the meat, and, with his other hand, covered her nostrils, preventing the ingress of air.	10
50	170	The purport of this message, to make matters short, was that your master was muchly taken with her charms, but, at the time, in that company, thought it unwise to express himself, but now, unable to rid himself of a vision of such loveliness, wished her to have a rendezvous with him in the Park of D...	10
50	192	She remained, of course, unable to see.	10
53	136	Sometimes he who acts first is also he who acts last, as the other at that point is unable to act at all, lying in his own blood.	10
54	134	"We will be unable to reach our weapons.	10
55	73	"The crippled two, I think," said Kurik, "were ordered to attack, but either refused to do so, or were unable to do so.	10
61	758	"I have been unable to do so," said Drusus Andronicus.	10
61	823	"Consider a desperate assault on the box of honor, where the noble Albus lies helpless, unconscious, unable to either flee or defend himself, an assault by several assailants.	10
69	17	One might claim capture rights; one might index a recovery fee to conditions as to the slave's punishment, and so on, a high fee, even a prohibitive or exorbitant one if a severe punishment was in prospect, which an owner would be unwilling or unable to pay, a low fee if some lenience were granted.	10

Book 35. (20 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	249	How fortunate then that I had been taken in hand, and now, helplessly, unable to alter my condition in any way, was a slave.	10
3	318	In an early sale, however, aside from humiliation, as a new slave may be more sensitive to such things, it can be frightening to be facing away, unable to see the tiers.	10
7	117	I would be unable to help myself, nor would I wish to do so.	10
8	767	"As we are now overtaken, helpless, and unable to run," said the keeper, "it is now time, I conjecture, to show our desperation".	10
11	199	As a slave I was unable to alter my condition, no matter how much I might wish to do so; I was utterly helpless; my will was nothing.	10
18	13	"No, Master," I said, unable to take my eyes from the small, triangular scar, low, at the right side of the mouth.	10
19	23	I had no doubt that he had come at last, perhaps unable to help himself, agonized and contrite, to see me, to beg my forgiveness, to apologize for his summary treatment of me weeks ago on the Thieves' Way South, in the vicinity of Brindlar's Scroll Shop, and later in the Whip and Chain.	10
22	74	"You will be unable to help yourself.	10
23	94	I tried desperately to speak, and was unable to do so.	10
23	124	"She may be witless or mad, dressed absurdly, and unable to speak, but she is a kef girl".	10
24	25	I had hoped my voice would soon return, that the effect of whatever had been done to me in the apartment which might have robbed me of speech might wear off, but, as yet, I was as helplessly unable to speak as before.	10
24	256	"A barbarian," said the slaver's man, "comely, but unable to speak".	10
26	39	I was very still, seemingly unable to move.	10
30	40	They much hated us, for our attractiveness to men, I suppose, and we, half naked in our collars, weak, helpless, and vulnerable, unable to resist, were much at their mercy.	10
33	159	If one is unable to free oneself, perhaps by spreading out, getting to one's back, and working one's way to more solid ground, one might drown in rising tides, fall prey to tharlarion, or even, eventually, die of exposure or hunger.	10
33	667	The water then, I knew, had risen some four or five feet, to a level at which, had I been unable to free myself, I would have surely drowned.	10
34	40	"After you were abandoned, unable to speak," he said, "you were picked up by guardsmen, delivered to Samos, First Slaver of Port Kar, and, subsequently, sold in one of his outlets".	10
46	491	I would have sunk to my knees, unable to stand, were it not for the grasp of the Vat Master.	10
47	205	"Given the number of his men, we would have been unable to hold it, nor, soon, the holding itself," he said.	10
47	221	"In the marshes," I said, "caught in quick sand, unable to free myself, the tide rising, I might have drowned".	10

Book 36. (8 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	407	In this braceleting a woman is helpless, unable to resist, unable to protect or defend herself, unable to fend off the hands which may now delightfully trace, grasp, and caress her vulnerable, undefended beauty.	10
6	217	In this way she is not only helpless but extremely vulnerable, unable to fend caresses away from the soft terrain of her defenseless beauty.	10
26	17	Under such conditions, the oarsmen, facing the stern, unable to see behind them, must resist the almost irresistible impulse to look behind them, even to leap from the bench.	10
32	93	"Captain," said Xanthos, "they will surely, in one or two days, become desperate and rush forth, shields forward, in numbers we will be unable to resist or turn back".	10
43	38	On the other hand, if there is no light whatsoever, then, of course, as in certain caves, even the sleen would be unable to see.	10
57	21	Ideally, from our point of view, the enemy vessels would be unable to attack our 'fort' at the same time, this permitting us to concentrate our forces in such a way as to match, or nearly match, the width of at least a first boarding party on one side.	10
57	117	At the same time our men, bearing swords, axes, knives, and even clubs, rushed out from behind the screens, sure footed from the bits of nails fastened in their sandals and boots, and fell, like butchers on verr, on the numerous discomfited and often helpless foes, most unable to regain or maintain ...	10
59	111	She twisted on the floor, fuming, unable to speak.	10