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Book 1. (14 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	Somewhere, deep in whatever I am, I knew that and had known it from the beginning.	10
1	143	Do whatever you think is in your own best interest, but the fate is upon you, and you will not escape.	10
1	187	Whatever it was, father or no, that was the source of these frightening events, it did not seem to wish me harm, but then, I thought, somewhat bitterly, floods and earthquakes presumably wish no one harm either.	10
2	158	There was a sect among the people that worshipped the sun, I later learned, but it was insignificant both in numbers and power when compared with the worship of the Priest-Kings, who, whatever they were, were accorded the honors of divinity.	10
2	192	My father then explained to me something of the legends of the Priest-Kings, and I gathered that they seemed to be true to this degree at least—that the Priest-Kings could destroy or control whatever they wished, that they were, in effect, the divinities of this world.	10
2	266	He had not spoken to me of my role or destiny, whatever it was to be.	10
8	157	"The women of the Walled Gardens know whatever happens on Gor," she replied, and I sensed the intrigue, the spying and treachery that must ferment within the gardens.	10
9	27	It would be generally assumed that the mysterious tarnsman who had stolen the Home Stone and disappeared with the daughter of the Ubar must long ago have reached whatever unknown city it was to which he had pledged his sword.	10
13	39	For whatever reason, the larl will always prefer ruining a hunt, even one involving a quarry of several animals, to allowing a given animal to move past it to freedom.	10
16	89	"Show it to the Administrator of Ko-ro-ba and to the Administrator of Thentis and to the Ubars or Administrators of whatever cities you can.	10
18	164	Without waiting to call for my identity or engage in any protocol whatever, they raced toward me.	10
19	99	I did not even know if they were human or nonhuman, but, whatever they might be, they were, with their advanced science and technology, for all practical purposes, the gods of this world.	10
20	12	Perhaps the Priest-Kings, whoever or whatever they might be, reasoned that such a man was dangerous, that such a man might in time raise his own banner of dominion; perhaps they realized that I, of all on Gor, did not revere them, would not turn and bow my head in the direction of the Sardar Mountai...	10
20	73	If I should once again walk the green fields of Gor, I know that I should attempt to solve the riddle of the Priest-Kings, that I should enter the Sardar Mountains and confront them, whoever or whatever they might be.	10

Book 2. (12 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	134	It did not take long for them to understand that the tarn, for whatever strange reason, was not going to attack me, and, whatever they considered my chances, it took only a moment longer to determine that it was my intention to free the bird.	10
2	15	There was no love in my heart for the Priest-Kings, those mysterious denizens of the Sardar Mountains, whoever or whatever they might be, but there was gratitude in my heart, either to them or to the strange forces that moved them.	10
2	17	The Priest-Kings, Keepers of the Holy Place in the Sardar Mountains, seeming knowers of all that occurred on Gor, masters of the hideous Flame Death that could with consuming fire destroy whatever they wished, whenever they might please, were not so crudely motivated as men, were not susceptible to ...	10
3	24	They could strip a carcass in a matter of minutes, each carrying back some fluttering ribbon of flesh to the recesses of whatever dark cave the swarm had chosen for its home.	10
6	162	"I do not know how to act, or what to do—save only that I know I must do whatever you wish".	10
7	38	I decided that Thorn, whatever he was or wasn't, was a good officer.	10
8	3	It must be as I had heard, that the streets of Tharna were open to all men who came in peace, whatever their city.	10
11	186	"He accepted the coins," muttered Ost, looking at me malevolently, determined apparently that I would share whatever fate lay in store for him.	10
20	8	Almost all of them had been broken into by the slaves, and whatever they held had been taken or scattered.	10
20	47	Then, again, my memory blackened with fury at the thought of her imperious gesture, that insolent command, "Seize him!" Whatever her fate, I insisted to myself that it would have been richly deserved.	10
23	21	As I watched her yellow hair swept behind her in the wind and regarded the joyful lineaments of her beauty, I was glad that she had not chosen, whatever might be her reason, to clothe herself in the traditional manner.	10
23	77	Angry men, armed with whatever tools of destruction they might find, prowled the land, evading the sorties of Tharna's soldiers, hunting for granaries to rob, for buildings to burn, for slaves to free.	10

Book 3. (17 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	46	I missed Torm and wondered if I would ever see him again, bounding about excoriating the authors of dusty scrolls, knocking the inkwell from his desk with an imperial sweep of the sleeve of his blue robe, leaping on the table in birdlike fury denouncing one scribe or another for independently redisc...	10
1	94	It is said that the Priest-Kings know whatever transpires on their world and that the mere lifting of their hand can summon all the powers of the universe.	10
4	135	I knew then that Parp, whatever he might be, was not a man.	10
6	11	First she boiled and simmered a kettle of Sullage, a common Gorean soup consisting of three standard ingredients and, as it is said, whatever else may be found, saving only the rocks of the field.	10
7	93	It occurred to me that whatever followed might have heard the cessation of my footsteps.	10
17	13	"It is near the Feast of Tola," said Sarm, "and it is a time of pleasure and hospitality in the Nest of Priest-Kings, a time in which Priest-Kings are well disposed to all living things, whatever be their order".	10
21	57	Many times was a golden vessel held for a Priest-King as it slowly yielded whatever had been stored in its abdomen to the Muls.	10
21	61	I assumed that the exudate or whatever it might be that had been taken from the Priest-Kings was Gur, and that I now understood what it was to retain Gur.	10
23	28	She was of the human kind and whatever might have been her faults, she could not have deserved this grotesque, macabre fate, the jaws and cavern of the Golden Beetle.	10
25	8	The odor of the golden hairs still lingered in the passages and, fearing I might once again succumb to whatever drug they released into the air, I determined to make my departure.	10
25	104	Fungus, water and pellets, and whatever else was needed, were apparently administered to the occupants of these cases from the outside by the Muls who attended them.	10
25	161	"Now, Tarl Cabot," she said, "I am your slave girl and I must do whatever you wish".	10
26	33	"You must do whatever I say," I said, "and quickly, and without question".	10
27	24	I found myself hoping that she might not be too distressed by her captivity, and then I scorned myself this weakness and insisted to myself that I welcomed the thought that whatever miseries she endured would be richly deserved.	10
27	79	But now this monstrous abdomen, depleted and wrinkled, no longer possessing whatever tensility it might once have had, lay collapsed behind the creature like a flattened sack of brownly tarnished golden ancient leather.	10
27	311	I wondered how long the scent-message, whatever it was to be, would linger in the air before fading into an unrecognizable blur of scent to be drawn through the ventilator system and dispelled somewhere far above among the black crags of the treeless, frozen Sardar.	10
28	223	I do not think force, or charge, or any of the other expressions which occur to one's mind is a good translation for Ur, and I prefer to regard it as an expression best left untranslated, though perhaps one could say that Ur is whatever it was that satisfied the gravitational equations of Misk.	10

Book 4. (14 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	53	It is said they remove the hood only when the sentence is death, so that it is only condemned men who have seen whatever it is that lies beneath the hood.	10
12	21	Yet I knew that whatever Saphrar, merchant of Turia, might be, he was no fool.	10
16	273	"Yes," said Saphrar, "whatever it is, it has the shape of an egg".	10
16	287	Clearly he had little stomach for whatever games the Paravaci or Saphrar might have in mind.	10
16	315	The second objective, that of obtaining the egg for themselves, was already almost accomplished; Kutaituchik had been killed and it had been stolen from his wagon; there was left only to deliver it to the gray man, who would, in turn, deliver it to the Others—whoever or whatever they might be...	10
17	34	Therefore whatever lay in wait in the pool must be truly aquatic, capable of absorbing its oxygen from the water itself.	10
17	36	Whatever it was, I would soon learn.	10
17	99	I looked about, searching for whatever it was that would attack me.	10
21	164	The Caste of Bakers is not regarded as a high caste, to which one looks for nobility and such; and yet her father and her brothers, outnumbered, had fought and died for their tiny shop; and this courageous girl, with a valor I might not have expected of many warriors, weaponless, alone and friendles...	10
22	20	After we had taken the girl and the potter and wine vendor to whatever safety their homes might afford, we set out for the House of Saphrar, where, after some examination of the scene, I convinced myself there was nothing immediately to be done.	10
25	606	"For one week," she said, "in the secrecy of the wagon—where no one can see—you will be my slave—you will wear a collar and serve me and do whatever I wish".	10
26	53	"He is coming to bargain with Saphrar, but I can better whatever terms he is offered—for I have all the gold and women of Turia, and by nightfall I will have the private hordes of Saphrar himself".	10
26	282	It was done, gone, ended! My mission had failed! The Priest-Kings would die! This world, and perhaps my other, dear Earth, would now fall to the mysterious Others, whoever or whatever they might be.	10
27	134	Whatever she might have been before, a clock number, a set of records in a personnel file, an unimportant employee, with her salary and benefits, under the obligation to please and impress other employees, scarcely more important than herself, she was now alive, and free in her emotions though her f...	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	11	When he of the Caste of Assassins has been paid his gold and has received his charge he affixes on his forehead that sign, that he may enter whatever city he pleases, that none may interfere with his work.	10
3	30	Almost all civilized Goreans, of whatever caste, play.	10
5	89	"And in so doing," I laughed, "informed the entire world that the room, or whatever it was, had been entered".	10
7	112	I gathered that the main cargo, whatever it was, had already been unloaded, that it reposed in the small, heavy box, and that it was now on the way to the House of Cernus.	10
11	365	"We must do whatever you wish," said Virginia.	10
15	309	It is, incidentally, one of the perquisites of employment in the house of a slaver that a member of the guard or staff may ask for, and generally receive, the use of whatever Red Silk Girls he pleases.	10
18	370	I gathered that most, or a great many of the cells, on this level, might be filled with such merchandise, whatever it might be.	10
19	26	In Ar, as on Gor generally, a slave, on threat of torture and impalement, must endure whatever abuse a free person cares to inflict on him.	10
21	421	I hauled upon the one-strap and took the bird from the heights of the Stadium of Blades, streaking in a moment through the cylinders of Ar, leaving behind me men with whom I had fought, stained sand, and whatever we had together begun there.	10
24	91	I had little wish to share now the glories of Marlenus, or whatever rewards he might, in his generosity, choose to shower upon me.	10
24	138	He, under the interrogation of Priest-Kings, will doubtless reveal whatever he knows.	10
24	209	"Whatever Master wishes," she whispered.	10
24	212	"Whatever Master wishes," she whispered.	10
24	261	After the girls tired of them they would be at liberty to sell them for whatever they might bring.	10
24	470	"Then," said he, "do not think Marlenus, whatever the price or cost, his grief, his dream, would betray that of Ar".	10

Book 6. (11 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	106	The tributes exacted, when the small communities can be found, are customarily harsh, often whatever of value can be found; typically what is demanded is great stocks of rence paper for trade, sons for oarsmen in cargo galleys, daughters for Pleasure Slaves in the taverns of the city.	10
3	299	According to Gorean custom a slave is an animal, and may be disposed of as an animal, in whatever way the master might wish, whenever he might please.	10
8	770	"A slave," I informed her, "will take whatever abuse a free person chooses to inflict upon them".	10
9	241	And I, whoever or whatever I might be, sat with them, at the same tables.	10
10	28	Four times a year, on a given day in each of the four great fairs held annually near the Sardar, it is brought forth with scales, that merchants from whatever city may test their own standard "Stone" against it.	10
11	275	"These men will confess whatever we wish," I said dryly.	10
13	276	"Whatever the market will bear," he said.	10
13	297	Ships of Gor, of whatever class or type, always have eyes painted on them, either in a head surmounting the prow, as in tarn ships, or, as in the Rena, as in round ships, on either side of the bow.	10
14	31	They are now, however, found on most recent ram-ships, of whatever port of origin.	10
14	64	At any rate, whatever the reasons or rationale, the single-banked tarn ship, of which the Dorna is an example, is the dominant type on Thassa.	10
15	287	At any rate, whatever be the truth in these matters, the singer, in his darkness, was now alone with his songs.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	Interestingly, instead of being angered, most people, whatever may have been their private feelings, seemed impressed and a bit frightened of me.	10
2	125	I could attract the attention of the individuals in the apartment below or, if necessary, with a chair, or implement, or whatever might be found, break through the glass to their apartment.	10
5	82	Whatever force drove the ship must have been beneath it, reached perhaps through the floor plating.	10
6	436	But I was Elinor Brinton, of Park Avenue, of Earth! She had been rich, beautiful, smartly attired, tasteful, sophisticated; she had been well educated and traveled; she had been decisive, confident; she had carried her wealth and her beauty with élan; and she had deserved her position in society;...	10
8	1158	I shook my head in denial, No, No! Some of the girls were rifling in the wagons, gathering food, coins and drink, cloth, knives, whatever they wished.	10
11	136	For whatever reasons, Turia, though once conquered, had been spared.	10
11	589	Behind remained the tiny, almost invisible punctures in our ear lobes, ready for whatever jewelry a master might decide to fix in them.	10
11	1016	I suspected what might be the joys of love and service, the pleasures of kneeling and obedience, the pleasures, too, of being a will-less, subjugated, helpless sexual toy, forced, a writhing slave, to endure whatever lengthy, maddening raptures might be inflicted upon me, a rightless property and po...	10
11	1429	I would wring from his weakness whatever I might wish to please my will! I would conquer! Men are beasts! I hated them! "Buy me, Master," I had said to Soron, the Slaver of Ar.	10
13	666	In both positions her hair is thrown forward, that it not be interposed between her body and whatever admonitory device it is to which she is to be subjected.	10
13	783	To have been taken by such a man, I had no idea what my ultimate fate would be, other, of course, than that it would be whatever he pleased.	10
13	946	"Whatever the master wishes," I whispered.	10
14	58	"You will be beaten," said one of the girls nearby, her eyes wide, "and put in the slave box!" This news, whatever it meant, did not much reassure me.	10

Book 8. (11 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	203	"Whatever you wish," said the man, kneeling before us.	10
1	319	"She will take whatever name I give her," said Rim.	10
1	328	"Go to the Torian room," he said, "and prepare me a bath, and foods and wines, and gather together whatever you might need, bells and cosmetics, and such, to please my senses".	10
2	356	I was not interested in the purchase of men, but I was interested in whatever information I might be able to gather from panther girls.	10
3	206	But they had between them the game, its fascination and its beauty, reconciling whatever differences, in dialect, custom or way of life might divide them.	10
7	311	I was confident that she would wish me well in whatever enterprise I might be engaged.	10
8	78	He gave a high whistle, shrill and sudden, and we, and the others, thrust through the portals of the hut, casting the sleen nets to encompass whatever might lie within.	10
15	672	"Whatever the master wishes," she said.	10
15	910	"Whatever master wishes," she said.	10
19	55	For whatever reason, Sarus, it seemed, was determined soon, doubtless in the morning, to take his rafts south.	10
22	305	Whatever Marlenus might have said to her, he did not say.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	103	The Gorean knows there are Priest-Kings, whoever or whatever they might be.	10
9	218	I will do whatever I am told".	10
17	148	No Kur, however, I am told, of whatever race or type, will eat the meat of another.	10
22	193	Whatever be the reasons, a common female slave, and one of no unusual heat for a slave, will be carried through a series of multiple yieldings, dozens, before the average free woman can be warmed.	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	5	I realized then that he had been pointing to his destination, whatever it might be, which lay within the dune country, as though I might know what it was, but that the route which he wisely selected would parallel the dune country, until he reached a given point, at which point he would strike out o...	10
1	546	The point of this is that the senses and body of the slave, stripped save for brand and collar, and whatever perfumes, cosmetics or jewelries she may wear under the instruction of her trainer, are being taught to be alive, to sense and feel with great sensitivity; the senses and skins of many human ...	10
4	42	The sand kaiila, or desert kaiila, is a kaiila, and handles similarly, but it is not identically the same animal which is indigenous, domestic and wild, in the middle latitudes of Gor's southern hemisphere; that animal, used as a mount by the Wagon Peoples, is not found in the northern hemisphere of...	10
4	333	Alyena did not understand that the discipline under which slaves are kept must be real, whatever the planet.	10
4	552	In Gorean female dance the girl is expected, often, to satisfy, fully, whatever passions she succeeds in arousing in her audience.	10
7	379	"Whatever we wished to know," he said.	10
7	535	As a conquered slave, she has no choice but to pleasure her master as he sees fit and to endure, on her part, willing or not, though soon she is more than willing, and is soon to the point of piteously begging, whatever frequent and lengthy ecstasies he may choose to inflict upon her.	10
12	632	"Remember," said another, "whatever happens, eventually, you will be put back with us".	10
13	186	"Further, in the light of the fact that you have recovered that in which you were interested, whatever it is, I trust that you will be willing to let bygones be bygones, and permit myself and my friend to depart, returning to us our kaiila, garments and accouterments, and perhaps bestowing upon us s...	10
14	387	Sometimes, for one reason or another, it is useful to separate or isolate given girls; too, it common to secure slaves at night, and the alcove makes this a simple matter; a single guard, with a lamp, can check a hundred girls in a few Ehn; too, if one is not in her place, it is easy to know instant...	10
21	59	His rendezvous, I gathered, whatever it might be, must be accomplished within six days.	10
21	190	I wondered at what drove it, why it strove so relentlessly in its mission, whatever that might be.	10
24	270	But I had gathered from Ibn Saran that Vella, with perhaps a minimum of handling, could be made to writhe obediently, helplessly, whatever might be her personal feelings, will or desires in the matter.	10
24	660	And the Gorean, of course, has this option, that of owning his woman and getting from her whatever he wants.	10
25	103	Hamid, whatever might be his guilt in the matter of the striking of Suleiman Pasha, had obviously fought with the men of the Salt Ubar, and had raised his blade against his own tribe, the Aretai.	10
25	663	"Whatever master wishes," she said.	10
26	162	It would be whatever he wished.	10
26	903	"Whatever master wishes," she whispered.	10

Book 11. (27 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	71	For example, on Earth, in whatever village or hamlet, in whatever country, or continent, in whatever small town or great city, wherever it might be, an animal is an animal; a pig or a dog, for example, is that, simply that, a pig or a dog.	10
7	54	Whatever be the truth of these intricate geopolitical matters, it seems clear that Marlenus, for whatever reason, does not see fit to encourage the growth of the Salerian Confederation.	10
2	152	I gathered they must be asking after whatever it was they sought.	10
2	853	I did not realize that on this world it was such as we who must be pleasing to them, who must comply eagerly with whatever their whim might decree.	10
2	1020	But I did know that on this world, whatever it was that I was, I was expected to stand beautifully.	10
3	527	Eta and I were, in a profound sense, I realized, now the same; we were both branded women; no longer was I her superior; a mark had been put upon me by a hot iron at the pleasure of men; I was now exactly the same as Eta; whatever she was I, too, I knew, was now that, exactly that, and only that.	10
3	596	I knew then that I was a Kajira, and, too, I gathered that this status, whatever it might be, was one I shared with Eta; she had said "La Kajira" to him in a fashion which clearly suggested that she was acknowledging herself a "Kajira" before him.	10
3	600	I knew now I was a Kajira; I knew that I had, too, following Eta's example, acknowledged myself as such to my captor; I had proclaimed myself a Kajira, whatever it might be, before him.	10
3	667	Now I realized I must, without question, take slave instructions from her and discharge swiftly and well whatever menial duties she might place upon me.	10
3	767	The major duty of a slave girl, I suspected, was not to cook, or sew, or launder, but to give men lengthy, profound and exquisite pleasures, such as only a beautiful female could give a man, to be to him whatever he might wish, and to give to him all that he might command, and, to the extent of her ...	10
5	66	He could do whatever he wanted with me.	10
5	355	Nature, whatever might be her reasons, had not fitted me to outrun males.	10
7	226	She could be exchanged, or bought and sold, for whatever masters might wish.	10
9	1079	"Would you not like a smooth steel collar, one slender and gleaming, or perhaps ornamented and cunningly wrought, or enameled, perhaps to match your eyes and hair, one designed in color and workmanship to enhance your style of beauty, one perhaps measured or custom-fitted to the beauty of your own s...	10
12	248	They would doubtless proceed in this matter regardless of her feelings, oblivious of her integrities, for they would not be truly interested in fulfilling her nature, whatever it might be, but in avoiding the responsibilities of their own.	10
15	119	"I shall demean and humiliate you, and work you, and have whatever I wish from you".	10
19	64	I wanted to scream out to them that I knew nothing of their messages or whatever it was they might seek.	10
19	123	The behavior, whatever might have been its import, had been discharged.	10
20	97	What A slave you are, I thought, Yata, or Teela, or Dina, or whatever men will call you! Then I thought, yes, yes, I am a slave! I supposed I had always been a slave, even on Earth.	10
24	165	Is she not a trim little ship? Whatever her flaws and faults may be, she is not garbage".	10
24	218	"What then should be done with you?" "Whatever Masters will," I said.	10
26	476	"Whatever Master wishes," I said.	10
26	600	"Whatever it is," I said, "it is what you are".	10
27	124	Thurnus, whatever might have been his virtues, was not skilled in melody.	10
27	759	"Give me whatever you think she is worth," he said, "and send the coins to the compartments of Clitus Vitellius, in the Towers of Warriors".	10
28	337	My back was bowed, ready for whatever punishment he might see fit to administer to me.	10
28	390	Whatever might be his feelings for me I saw that he would have me only at his feet as a slave.	10

Book 12. (14 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	69	I remembered that one of the Earth girls had been rich, the dark-haired girl; the other, the blonde, I supposed had been middle class, perhaps upper middle class; I did not know; at any rate, whatever they might have been, that was now behind them, a world away; social distinctions no longer divided...	10
6	328	"Whatever pleases me," I said.	10
12	341	Whatever the explanation the tabuk, generally, will postpone breaking the "wall" as long as possible.	10
12	600	"Even as a girl," she said, "lying alone in bed, I wondered what it might be like to lie soft and small, perfumed, helpless, in the arms of a strong man, knowing that he would treat me as he wished, doing with me whatever he wanted".	10
15	195	"You may, of course, do with me whatever you wish, and when you wish," she said, a little resentfully.	10
15	244	"But how would I be dressed? What would I have to do?" "You would be dressed, if at all, as your master pleased," I said, "and you would have to do whatever you were told".	10
15	539	A true liberation of women might be desirable, one which would permit them to be themselves, whatever they might be, a liberation that would free a woman to be feminine rather than constrict her to the imitation of manhood, a liberation without preset images and goals, which would permit her to find...	10
21	240	This, of course, causes such men, who do not understand the problem, to redouble their efforts to be accommodating and pleasing to the females, to give them whatever they want, and to reassure them of anything and everything they wish to hear.	10
23	112	Its supplies of meat and sugar, or whatever edibles it might carry, were now free to the depredations of the Kur.	10
31	26	Oddly, certain portholes, or apertures, or whatever they might be, were set high, too, some twenty feet from the floor, ringing the dome.	10
35	362	In times of danger Gorean slaves are often chained or confined that they may in no way affect the outcome of whatever action may ensue.	10
35	810	"I have searched for the lever or key, or wheel, or whatever it may be, which, manipulated or turned, will destroy this place".	10
35	1106	Drusus, with a dart-firing weapon, joined one contingent of hunters, in their vanguard, to cover them and match fire with whatever resistance they might encounter; Ram, seizing up a weapon, joined another contingent.	10
38	59	"Rosita? Pepita?" "Call me whatever you wish, Master," she said.	10

Book 13. (20 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	893	Besides, the collar on her might help to convince Ulafi, who seemed to me a clever and suspicious man, that, whatever I might be, I was a reasonably straightforward and honest fellow.	10
7	179	"Whatever Master desires," said one of the girls.	10
7	180	"Whatever Master desires," said the other girl, quickly.	10
12	502	"It is enough! I will do whatever you want!" Msaliti then began her beating.	10
14	501	Suddenly she said, "No! Oh, no!" I waited for a full moment, holding her helplessly there, letting her see well whatever it might be that she saw.	10
14	625	"You can do with me whatever you want, can't you?" she asked.	10
15	168	I did not particularly wish to see him subjected to whatever Priest-Kings, or their human allies, might deem fit as the fate of a traitor.	10
16	88	The eventual intent of Bila Huruma was not only to open the rain forests of the deep interior, and whatever might lie within the system of the Ua and her tributaries, to commercial exploitation and military expansion, but to drain the marshes between the two mighty lakes, Ushindi and Ngao, that that...	10
24	253	"Whatever Master pleases," she wept.	10
27	215	"Whatever Master wishes," she said.	10
29	178	"A man may do to me whatever he wants, at any time, may he not?" she asked.	10
29	188	You must understand, of course, that if you are displeasing in the least particular that will be a sufficient reason for him to put you under whatever discipline he desires".	10
31	58	"Did the chief, or the others," I asked Ayari, "say anything about the 'things,' or whatever they were, which were mentioned at the fishing village, about which the fishermen were reluctant to speak".	10
31	102	Whatever be the reasons, whether genetic or cultural, or both, the men of Gor are different from those of Earth.	10
34	595	The Master can do with you what he wishes, whatever he wishes.	10
34	654	At any rate, whatever the truth may be in these matters, feminine women, perhaps to the horror of their more masculine sisters, seem to take naturally to the beauties of erotic dance.	10
48	189	"Whatever you wish," I told him.	10
49	77	The message, whatever it is, was then relayed downstream".	10
54	69	"Surely you would have killed him to obtain whatever it was you sought".	10
57	87	I will then have whatever moneys she brings returned to you".	10

Book 14. (18 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
1	89	The answer to this latter difficulty might be a simple one, namely to accept what one is, in its fullness and depth, for the man to accept manhood, and the woman womanhood, whatever it might involve.	10
1	242	"Your official position, whatever its political values, is a perversion not only of truth but of biology".	10
1	283	"If you shop around you will doubtless find someone who will tell you what you wish to hear, whatever it is".	10
1	284	"It is the truth I wish to hear," she said, "whatever it is".	10
1	574	Most obviously they can be reflected in the evaluations of the student's work and in his letters of recommendation, particularly those written by strict professors of the correct political persuasions, whatever they happen to be at the particular institution in question.	10
1	1037	Whatever the molecules of the gas might be I knew they would be soon, and in volume, within my blood stream.	10
2	238	"She is to be shipped to another world, one called Gor," he said, "where she will be branded as what she is, a slave, and then sold on the open market for whatever she will bring".	10
4	56	She continued then with her instructions, whatever they might be.	10
4	124	Then her struggles, it seemed, grew weaker, and she lay before me, as though awaiting whatever fate a master might choose to bestow upon her.	10
7	812	I stood over her, and looked down at her small, trembling body, open to whatever I might choose to inflict upon it.	10
10	80	He had fed me, and commanded me, and had overseen my bath, my preparation for whatever was to ensue.	10
10	97	He had doubtless gone about his duties, whatever they might be, and the guards had returned to their post.	10
11	80	They are called whatever their masters wish.	10
26	192	"Her name is now whatever we please to call her," said another man.	10
28	67	"That you, in my hire," she said, "will obey me in all things, that you will do whatever I wish".	10
32	64	It is he who will obtain whatever profit might accrue from his properties".	10
34	302	"Leave the slave for the time in whatever collar she wears," said Tenalion.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	212	"Do you know the penalty for a slave who lies?" "Whatever the Master wishes," she whispered, terrified, looking up at me.	10
1	362	Indeed, I think that description fits most of the women who are found in the Gorean markets, whatever may be their world of origin.	10
4	26	"Whatever the traffic will bear," had grinned a fellow near me at my table.	10
10	157	The thought passed my mind that it might be nice to have Miss Henderson, not in some simple sense, merely, say, that of a transitory physical conjunction, but in a full proprietary sense, that of an uncompromised and absolute ownership, thus one in which not only all physicalities, and possessings, ...	10
11	225	Would you not like some delicious Earth woman as your total slave? If so, how are you so different from the brutes of Gor, who do with us as they wish? It is not our fault if, for whatever reasons, the men of Earth seem determined to turn us into men, and deny to us our precious and ancient natures.	10
17	6	"I must submit to whatever men choose to do to me.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	273	"Whatever Master wishes," she said, quickly.	10
8	469	"We are worth whatever men will pay for us!" she gasped.	10
9	38	"She must be very anxious to recover whatever it was which you took," said Callimachus.	10
12	160	"If she is guilty," I said, "whatever you wish, as she is a slave".	10
12	162	Indeed, anything, for whatever reason, or without a reason, may be done to a slave".	10
17	368	"But you are a man of Earth! You must do whatever a woman asks!" "Why?" I asked.	10
18	468	Who knows? Goreans, however, we might note, whatever be the truth in these matters, have chosen contentment, and love.	10
19	164	She kneels, she reposes, she curls, she looks up, she keeps her head down, she assumes instantly whatever attitude or position is imposed upon her.	10
19	244	To be sure, whatever its purpose, it makes it very clear to the slave that she is fully under discipline, and that the master may, if he wishes, beat her how, when and as much as he pleases.	10
19	274	"I shall try to overcome whatever might linger of my Earth-girl frigidities," she said.	10
19	798	"You may do with me whatever you wish".	10
19	1009	And so free women, of whatever sort, might speculate on these matters.	10
20	585	But, for whatever reason, and this seems almost incomprehensible to one from Earth, the cities are thus, on the whole, respected, and beautiful.	10
20	1201	In all that may later ensue, whatever it may be, do not forget that you once fought together, and once were comrades".	10
20	1845	She accepts gladly, of course, whatever is done to her, for it is the will of her master.	10
21	454	"Thank you, Master!" "I may take it away, of course, or change it to whatever I might please, if, and when, I might please".	10

Book 17. (12 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	985	"Similarly," I said, "you will learn to serve in whatever position your master dictates and in whatever garb, or lack of garb, he pleases".	10
3	41	Whatever brand you wear, I assure you, indeed I guarantee it, will be unmistakable and clear".	10
3	46	"Whatever brand you wish for me, Master," she said.	10
11	89	"I mean," she said, "I understand that I am a slave, but does that mean that the master may do with me as he wishes, whatever it may be, and that I must strive to please him in any way he may wish, and to the best of my ability?" "Yes," said Ginger.	10
12	104	In the simplest case a series of holes is drilled in the pole and the girl's ankles are merely fastened on the pole at whatever separation the master desires.	10
13	620	"Oh, yes," she said, "I have value! I cost 'seven nine', I am told, whatever that means".	10
13	723	"Whatever it was," she said, "it was very effective.	10
13	1177	Your stripping, particularly as it was done by a man, or at the command of a man, should put you in touch with certain female realities, such as your beauty, and its softness, and its subjectability to male domination; it should also, through exposure, and through various, subtle skin stimulations, ...	10
13	1381	"I would want to serve my love master, to the best of my ability, with whatever skills or talents I might have".	10
13	1549	It is pleasant for a man to have absolute power over a woman, to have her bound or chained in a position of his choosing, and to know that she must submit to whatever he chooses to do to her.	10
13	1624	"Whatever I wish," I said.	10
19	139	Whatever happens, do not resist".	10

Book 18. (18 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	143	A metal collar, locked, whether it be a band, or a loop, or a circlet of chain, or whatever, leaves no doubt in the slave's mind that she is collared.	10
5	87	"Too, he will do whatever I want".	10
5	89	"In the lodge of Canka," she said, "I can do whatever I please".	10
12	416	Needless to say, the girl scurries to the couch, regards it, in effect, as a place of possible refuge, in spite of the fact that her sexual exploitation and domination will clearly take place upon it, and, for the time limits set, whatever they may be, fears to leave it.	10
22	234	Once again, of course, the best interests of the women, and whatever might be their true nature, are not considered.	10
22	307	Such practices among most peoples are not as institutionalized as among the red savages but I think that those who know war, on whatever remote fields, will not find themselves unfamiliar with the counterparts of such practices.	10
33	97	"It is only that we do whatever she says".	10
33	99	"We do whatever Radish tells us," he said, again not meeting my eyes.	10
33	132	"We do whatever Radish tells us," said Carrot.	10
33	435	Whatever name it was she would wear it.	10
33	436	Animals must wear whatever names are given to them.	10
39	323	Whatever had done this must still be about, somewhere.	10
40	469	Surely you have used it long enough, for whatever reasons, to subvert, deny and hide your sex".	10
40	720	"Do you think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and ma...	10
42	87	Whatever adjustment is made to meet the point rider will presumably provide at least one of the following, flanking riders with an exploitable advantage.	10
43	93	"Knowing," said Iwoso, "that one may do with her whatever one pleases, fully".	10
43	129	"I will do with you whatever I want".	10
44	270	And thus must slaves obey, fully, unmitigatedly, of whatever background, caste or complexion.	10

Book 19. (38 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	48	* * * * "This coin, or medal, or whatever it is, is very puzzling," had said the gentle, bespectacled man, holding it by the edges with white, cotton gloves, and then placing it down on the soft felt between us.	10
1	148	"There are two major reasons for believing it is genuine," he said, "whatever it might be.	10
1	156	"Thus," said the man, "it seems reasonable to assume that this object, whatever it is, is genuine".	10
1	165	"This object, whatever it is," said the man, "can clearly be graded according to established standards recognized in numismatics.	10
1	259	For whatever object they wanted me I could sense that my beauty was not irrelevant to it.	10
1	481	I hoped this would not diminish my chances of meeting whatever requirements they might have in mind with respect to my acceptability.	10
2	3	It was now some six weeks after my test, or interview, or whatever it had been, in the photographer's studio.	10
2	263	I hoped that my responses had not jeopardized my chances for participation in whatever might be their intended projects.	10
2	413	Did I think they could be swayed? Surely such men were not to be lightly diverted from their ends, whatever those ends might be.	10
3	851	But then I thought that if women should be submissive, then, whatever might be the truth in these matters, such postures would be appropriate and natural for them.	10
3	863	This was a world in which my femininity, whatever it was, and wherever it might lead, was not to be denied to me.	10
4	77	At any rate, whatever might have been the reason, the people, reassuringly, from my point of view, seemed neither scandalized nor surprised by my lack of a veil.	10
6	467	Sexually starved, and driven by their needs, they would then be forced to make do with whatever might be available, the best in such a case perhaps being the free woman.	10
6	503	"Consider yourself as having a master, and being owned," said Susan, "that you are totally his, and that he may do with you, fully, whatever he wants".	10
6	616	But whatever might be the truth about such matters, or the optimum ways of viewing them, female slavery, on Gor, was a fact.	10
8	353	In her place there is now only a slave, an animal, who must wear whatever name masters choose to put on her.	10
13	90	It seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course.	10
14	60	From whom would I summon help, and to what purpose? If these nocturnal visitors wished to steal me, perhaps to make me a slave or sell me, I would go only too willingly into whatever bondage they chose to inflict upon me.	10
15	281	Such girls are sometimes used as beggars, distributed about a city by wagon in the morning, and then picked up again at night, with whatever earnings they may have managed to obtain during the day.	10
17	180	"Whatever you wish," he said.	10
23	293	But whatever might be the pros and cons of this matter they were now mostly academic.	10
24	76	"Whatever Master wishes," I said.	10
27	72	Again, in the matter of hair-dos as in all my instructions to you, whether having to do with perfumes, silks, cosmetics, ornamentation, or whatever, you are to consider the total effect, the entire ensemble".	10
28	43	Let her then be collared! Whatever may be the truth in these matters it is a fact that almost all of the dancers on Gor are slaves.	10
30	614	I now realized that whatever might be the feelings of Drusus Rencius toward me I was now a slave to him.	10
31	115	Whatever my civilization might favor or encourage, it did not seem to be humanity, or love.	10
31	166	"I wonder whatever became of Sheila, the Tatrix of Corcyrus," he said.	10
31	726	"You are now, as I own you," he said, "whoever and whatever I wish you to be, but the most interesting thing about you, from my point of view, is who you once were".	10
32	185	Ligurious was truly a master; he had proved this with other women; similarly, in most circumstances, had he so much as snapped his fingers at me, I would have thrown my legs apart for him; this was not the modality though, for whatever reason, in which he related to this other woman; he seemed to se...	10
32	282	Daphne, Jean, Wanda, Marjorie, Tarsk Nose, Excrement, whatever he pleased.	10
32	316	How I resolved to present whatever bit of beauty I might have shamelessly to the perusal of Drusus Rencius at the banquet.	10
33	497	How they can do with us whatever they wish! "The clothing with which the sleen was put on the scent of the woman on our right could have been imbued with her scent at any time, of course," said Ligurious.	10
33	681	This might be accomplished, presumably, within the weapon laws and technological limitations imposed upon Gorean humans by Priest-Kings, for whatever might be their purposes".	10
33	1017	"Whatever might be your frailties, your weaknesses, your pettinesses, your cruelties, I could not believe you were guilty of the crimes of the Tatrix of Corcyrus.	10
36	475	She is then, of course, subject to whatever vengeances he might be pleased to take upon her.	10
36	694	How fortunate the fellow who has a free companion, one who, however reluctantly, and at whatever sacrifice to her self-esteem and dignity, deigns to share it with him, nobly, bravely permitting herself thereupon to be subjected to the embarrassing and brief unpleasantries of carnality.	10
36	1084	I would be put through processes of enslavement, and rites of submission, the outcome of which, no matter what might be my nature, motivations or dispositions, would be to make clear to me my condition, that I was, whatever I was, scheming woman or loving female, his slave, and totally.	10
36	1470	"Whatever Master wishes," I laughed.	10

Book 20. (18 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	257	She was his by legitimate capture, and he could do with her whatever he pleased.	10
2	874	She then takes whatever position she is instructed to assume, usually on the cushion.	10
3	155	"Whatever you wish," I said.	10
5	418	I did not wish now, whatever might be their current attitudes toward me, to make a practice of dropping their agents.	10
6	63	"I mean, of course," she said, "that I apologize for having to veil myself so hastily, making such swift and resourceful use of whatever materials might be at hand".	10
6	1034	"Apparently," said Boots, "you are under the delusion that this is a free woman, one that may simply be picked up, like a larma in a field, for whatever purposes you might please".	10
6	1299	"Whatever shall I do without a Brigella?" "I do not know about your Brigella," I said, "but I think I might be able to help you with another of your problems".	10
8	157	There was at least one good additional reason, incidentally, for supposing that whatever might be perplexing the brigands was not urts.	10
9	436	"Lecchio, Chino, Andronicus, Petrucchio, if you would," said Boots, "bring along these other things, whatever seems of value".	10
10	608	"I am willing to do whatever is necessary to be permitted in the wagon, where it is warm and dry," she said.	10
10	718	I am ready to pay for my lodging, to give you whatever rent you may exact".	10
12	824	I would do with her, then, if I were you, whatever I pleased".	10
15	100	"Smile, if you will, for whatever secret reason, fool," she said, "but it is you who wear the manacles, you who are held in irons at my stirrup".	10
16	1096	At any rate, whatever might be the truth and falsity in such matters, poor Bina would not now be permitted to so much as touch the pieces of the game.	10
21	211	"Or by his greed, or his ambition, or whatever proves itself useful," said Flaminius.	10
21	367	We had then only to fasten our prisoners, in whatever manner we chose, to it.	10
22	348	"Do whatever you think best," I said.	10
22	358	"I do not think you can so easily rid yourself of unwelcome realities, my friend," said Scormus, "whatever you might esteem them to be".	10

Book 21. (29 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	343	Yet, if men of Ar, or men in the pay of Ar, were attending to these matters, and submitting current and accurate reports, Ar herself, for whatever reason, unpreparedness or whatever, had not acted.	10
16	288	"As a free female you might, if you wished, for whatever purposes, hatred or envy, the seeking of power, or whatever it might be, attempt to do them such hurt, such insidious and grievous injury, but such terrible and grotesque crimes, for which legal penalties are not even prescribed, my lovely dau...	10
3	433	I will do whatever you want.	10
4	273	It flights one's arrows, increasing their range; it gives additional impetus to one's movements and charges; and whatever dust or debris it might carry is more likely to affect the enemy than oneself.	10
5	334	Thus, whether they are protected, or defended, or not, depends on the decisions of free persons, like the defense or protection of other goods, whatever they might be, for example, sacks of gold, crates of sandals, tethered tharlarion, caged vulos, and strings of fish.	10
5	401	She preferred, for whatever reason, it seemed, but one apparently not unusual for free women, to have her behind the wagon, out of sight.	10
7	88	She stopped saying whatever it was she was saying.	10
14	32	She had, it seemed, for whatever reason, presumably opportunism or greed, betrayed the pledge of her Home Stone.	10
14	91	"I would think so," said Hurtha, righteously, adding "whatever a letter of safety might be".	10
16	106	"That at any rate, whatever you may personally think about it, is the judgment of men, who are the arbiters and masters in these matters," she said.	10
16	352	It is good to be what you are, exactly what you are, whatever it may be".	10
16	417	I had little doubt, however, that Hurtha would cheerfully come along, if asked, and perhaps if not asked, abounding with his customary indefatigable optimism whatever might be the odds.	10
16	599	In any event her views on such matters, from the practical and economic point of view, whatever they might be, must defer to those of the holders of whips, the keepers of chains, men.	10
16	904	Whatever it was, helpless as she was, she would abide it.	10
16	1098	"How terrible it must be to be a slave," said Boabissia, "and have to submit to whatever men choose to do to you".	10
19	110	"You are a slave," snapped Boabissia, "and, as such, are subject to torture, or to whatever free persons desire to do to you".	10
19	147	"I know nothing of your letters, or whatever they are," he said.	10
22	360	I gathered that, whatever might be her interior state, or states, that she was no longer concerned to pretend to be a man.	10
22	369	In any event, whatever might be the truth in these matters, it seems clear that each should be true to themselves, and their own nature.	10
24	102	This seems to me unlikely, but I am content to express my views, at whatever hazard.	10
25	242	"Some are hideous, some smell, in the fetid breath of some I almost choke and die, and yet I must serve them, unquestioningly, although a free woman, according to whatever their dictates and whims".	10
25	265	"Tell him, if you would," she said, "that his capture is now ready to be embonded, that she is now ready to lick his feet and beg a collar, that she is ready to be used, or sold, whatever be his will".	10
25	343	The Gorean master, whatever one may think of him, tends to keep a slave.	10
25	1050	"You are generous! For so much whatever you might like in the house, and as much of it as you like, is yours".	10
25	1416	If one could speak in that fashion, of "mere bodies," so to speak, and it was not typically Gorean to do so, she would not in bondage be considering whether or not to bestow her body, and for how long, but rather she would discover that it was his for the master to take, whenever he wished, however ...	10
26	46	I must endure whatever you choose to impose upon me.	10
26	153	In a tunnel he might swiftly move in whatever direction seemed opposite danger.	10
26	907	They must convey, at so little as a word or gesture, immediately and unquestioningly, whatever the master desires.	10
28	24	Now that depth woman, that basic animal, the slave, may be named, and will be named, as men please, as they wish, which is wholly fitting, and, it in its way, enforcing their will upon her and calling to her attention her complete subjection to it, whatever it may be, and whether it is capricious or...	10

Book 22. (40 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	175	It seems they think that whatever land the tread of their tharlarion can shake, whatever soil they choose to mark with the imprint of their beasts' claws, is theirs.	10
1	185	Are you I? Are we the same? Surely that cannot be I! No one showed you such a dance! Has there been such a dance lurking in you all this time? Can we be the same? Surely that cannot be! Surely I must stop! You are the Doreen I must conceal, the Doreen whom I must, whatever be the cost or anguish, ne...	10
3	86	To be sure my dance, whatever might have been its motivations, conscious or subconscious, did have various lovely accompanying effects.	10
3	672	Whatever it was, it did not seem large.	10
3	872	He was fully capable, I sensed, of doing whatever he might wish to me, and with perfection.	10
3	1052	I was "ankleted," whatever that meant.	10
5	67	Most of these brands, of whatever sort, were on the left thigh, as mine was, near the hip.	10
6	148	But whatever the explanation might be for these anomalies, if anomalies they were, there was no doubt that I was now a slave.	10
6	298	What was I to do? I recalled that Ulrick had told me that certain kinds of slaves, house slaves, "tower slaves," and such, whatever they were, might kneel with their knees together, but I had also been informed that I, and the other girls, were not such slaves.	10
6	301	For us, at any rate, for whatever sort of slave we were, the open-kneed position was commanded.	10
6	342	Whatever might be the case with her, she was, it seemed, quite different from me.	10
6	560	Perhaps he had forgotten me! Perhaps I was now alone, totally alone, on this world, having been brought here for a price and then, having earned my coins for others, discarded, cast into the markets, set adrift in uncertain weathers, on trackless seas, to vanish from sight, to disappear tracelessly,...	10
8	104	I, for what it was worth, whether it was meaningful or not, whether it was a tribute to my beauty, or an indication of my assumed esthetic inferiority to the others, or a matter of accident, of simple happenstance or original positioning, with no significance, or height or whatever, was again at the...	10
8	224	She is then, usually, when given permission, permitted to lift her head, but is to remain kneeling before him, beautifully, in a standard position, her knees closed if she is a house or tower slave, her knees open, if she was the sort of slave I was, whatever sort of slave that was supposed to be.	10
9	356	Why should I be favored in this respect? The bidding had been interrupted at eighty-eight tarsks, whatever that meant.	10
9	445	Surely they had wanted to make more money on me than "two," two of whatever it was.	10
9	535	The fellow who had just made the bid, whatever was its amount, was the large, gross, corpulent fellow, he who was so ugly, so frightening.	10
10	494	To be sure, Gorean men do not play the games of some fools of Earth, pretending that the bodies of women are not of interest to them, but only their minds, or such, or whatever the currently prescribed cultural values recommend.	10
10	614	"Whatever Master pleases," I said, quickly.	10
10	669	Whatever it was had apparently stopped just within the room.	10
11	199	The form of dance to which I had been drawn on Earth, for whatever reason or reasons, whether because of some sort of feared innate, ungovernable sensuousness, or extreme deep-seated feminine dispositions or needs, or perhaps even, simply, a sense of what was appropriate for me, whether I wished it ...	10
11	970	It seemed he had a way of looking through me, and seeing whatever was within me, no matter how I might try to hide it.	10
11	1198	Perhaps mollified then to some extent by my placatory behavior in kissing the whip he had decided to take the time to make test of my virginity rather than simply and with terrible force utilizing me, moving aside whatever obstacle, if any, might have attempted to impede the progression of his maste...	10
17	125	I knew, whatever he decided, I must abide by his decision.	10
17	353	"Whatever master pleases," I said.	10
19	119	"Let it be the tiniest of kisses then," I said, softly, "once only, and only the merest touch, my lips and yours, that, so little, or all of me, and as you want me, whatever you wish".	10
20	328	That position, whatever may be its moral or psychological merits, does not represent a typical Gorean response, at least where slaves are concerned.	10
22	77	I did not know if the high intelligence of Gorean men was a function of those men who had been brought to Gor in the distant past, perhaps chosen for intelligence, as well as other qualities, or if it had to do rather, for the most part, with the exhilarating, liberating Gorean cultural milieu, one ...	10
26	227	But I would be scarcely less helpless if I were in a tiny slave cage, through the bars of which he might thrust with his sword, perhaps a hundred short, sharp times, or, similarly available to him, for whatever he might choose to do to me, chained with my belly to a tree, my ankles and wrists fasten...	10
27	181	Whatever might be the case, it seemed that he had regarded it judicious to terminate my services as a lure girl.	10
29	179	"But," said the small fellow, "whatever you choose to call them, or however you choose to think of them, we made a bargain!" "You have no Home Stone," said the bearded man.	10
29	185	Too, anyone whose citizenship, for whatever reason, is rescinded or revoked, with due process of law, is no longer entitled to the protections and rights of that polity's Home Stone.	10
29	581	"I find this," he said to me, "an acceptable and suitable vengeance, superior even to the sword, or to the thousand cuts, that you, my dear Doreen, or Tuka, or whatever masters now choose to call you, you stinking, worthless, curvaceous, treacherous slave slut, should be torn to pieces by a sleen!" ...	10
31	25	When not in their presence, whether I called her "Tupita," or whatever her name might now be, would be up to her.	10
31	26	I did not doubt, however, but what she would let me use her name to her, whatever it might now be, when we were alone.	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
31	271	"What do you think should be the punishment for a free woman who did what you did?" "Whatever masters please," I said, "once she was branded, and put in a collar".	10
31	284	"Whatever masters please," I said.	10
32	114	"What is your name?" "Whatever master pleases," I said.	10
33	26	On the other hand, I hoped that he might now bind me not for the night but rather for the evening, either in such a way as merely to make clear to me that I was a slave, little more than a symbolic binding, or even in such a way that I should be utterly helpless to resist his attentions, whatever th...	10

Book 23. (19 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	411	To be sure, whatever is done with her, whether she is freed, or kept as a slave, or sold, or whatever, is up to the master, for he owns her.	10
24	500	But in any case, whether because of her own pride, in itself, or her concern that I who had known her as a free woman was about, or because of the strangers in the crowd, or the other slave girls, or whatever, how woefully out of place was that absurd utterance in her new reality! But then I saw in ...	10
2	122	It seemed to me that my chances of successfully delivering my message to Aemilianus, whatever might be its contents, might be improved if it were borne not by a tarnsman but by one afoot, one who might, say, among mercenaries, or civilians, mix inconspicuously.	10
2	287	This is particularly true of the slave, of course, who, like other goods, or domestic animals, has an ascertainable, finite value, whatever free persons are willing to pay for her.	10
4	46	Sometimes the services of a bath girl, including massage and love, in whatever modalities the customer may elect, come in the price of the bath, and, at other times, as here, at the Crooked Tarn, I gathered, at least normally, they are extra.	10
8	387	"Whatever sort of servant you desire," she said.	10
8	473	At the end of that time, however long I choose for it to be, I will do with you as I wish, perhaps making you a slave, perhaps giving you to another, perhaps selling you into slavery, whatever I please".	10
9	428	He will take care of you, or sell you, or whatever, as seems appropriate.	10
10	95	And the fellows from Cos itself, and from Tyros, and their close allies, were surely by now, if they had not been before, hardened veterans, men unlikely to be swayed by the self-serving appeals of beautiful women, men accustomed to seeing such women, of whatever city, in terms of the collar and cha...	10
13	103	In either case, she could have been taken from me easily enough by force, and then freed, to be made again legally susceptible to whatever punishments they wished to visit upon her.	10
15	470	Does she not prove that there may be free women, at least at a given time, in a given place, no matter how horrifying they may be or whatever one may think of them? To be sure, she has not been in the arms of a master.	10
16	90	He then put down his head again, returning to his reflections, whatever might have been their nature.	10
18	563	"Obviously, if you did not impale her," he said, "you did not wish her impaled, and you have done service to Ar's Station, whatever may be your own Home Stone.	10
21	606	"Whatever master pleases," she said.	10
21	962	How few people understand that! But, alas, how many livelihoods and profits would be jeopardized or vanish if such truisms were acknowledged! In any event, for whatever reasons, Earth girls are popular on Gor.	10
21	1183	And she thinks to herself, in her native tongue, in English, or German, or Japanese, or whatever it may be, not yet knowing a word of Gorean, kneeling trembling, naked, chained, before a male, as she fearfully performs this tender, beautiful act of obeisance, "Please do not whip me, Master.	10
23	43	"Do you presume, further," I asked, "to inquire into even the least of the sexual habits or activities of free women, whatever they might be?" "No, Master!" she said.	10
24	12	On the other hand, whatever might have been the contents of the sealed leather cylinder delivered into his hands with signs and countersigns I did not know.	10
24	577	"She was determined to survive the fall of Ar's Station, whatever might prove to be the fate of her sisters in the city," said the keeper.	10

Book 24. (22 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	908	Most masters, on the other hand, will try to keep their slaves at whatever dimensions and weights are thought to be optimum for her health and beauty.	10
2	162	"Too," I said, "you are a paga slave, and thus, for a tarsk bit, or a copper tarsk, or whatever Philebus is charging, you could be put into his power for Ahn at a time".	10
18	50	I saw with satisfaction the men of Ar take what shelter they could, digging into the sand, pulling blankets about them, covering themselves with rence, wrapping cloths about their head and eyes, burying their head in their arms, doing whatever they could do to prepare themselves for the imminent arr...	10
19	99	Also, who knows, perhaps the creature is a pet, or might respond to certain words in Gorean, or, if one is desperate enough, clutching at whatever straws might present themselves, English, or Italian, or Finnish.	10
19	1115	"I will do whatever you wish," she said, putting her finger on my shoulder, looking up at me.	10
19	1729	"Too," I said, "even if they believed you, I think you might learn that the average Cosian is no more fond of spies, of whatever side, than the average fellow of Ar".	10
19	1781	"I," she said, scornfully, "the Lady Ina!" "No," I said, "only then Ina, or Tula, or whatever your master might be pleased to call you, only a slave".	10
25	126	In virtue of such devices, a slave, you see, helpless and vulnerable, may be forced to endure whatever ecstasies a master may be pleased to impose upon her.	10
26	143	"Well," she said, "whatever the reason, some of them are very beautiful in their chains".	10
28	133	"My reasons, of whatever value they might be, and I think their value may be slight, are my own".	10
28	372	Labienus, for whatever reason, had rejected her.	10
28	384	Labienus, for whatever reason, had rejected her.	10
28	620	Labienus was intent upon what he was doing, whatever he might conceive it to be.	10
28	658	"Use me then," she said, "as whatever you take me to be".	10
31	33	Nowadays, with the increasing numbers of female slaves in the delta, a development muchly resented by the free females, though for whatever reason it is hard to imagine, given their claims of superiority to such creatures, many of the men, those lucky enough to own a slave, are less frustrated and d...	10
31	415	"You are a male and I am a captive so I must give you whatever you wish," she said.	10
37	158	Similarly the pervasiveness of bondage throughout human history is a sufficient demonstration that a diversity of cultures in a plenitude of times, for whatever it may be worth, if anything, have found its institutionalization convenient, practical, rewarding, beneficent, and desirable.	10
41	12	Too, it can be pleasant to leave such things on a female in her use, bells, bracelets and such, whatever one pleases.	10
43	27	"Too, I gather your friend, this Ephialtes, or whatever his name may be, is a Cosian.	10
46	333	Removed from such a device then, for sale, or processing, or whatever, no time would be lost in placing chains on their fair limbs.	10
47	5	She may then turn and move before him, modeling the new ensemble, assuming poses, being put through slave paces in it, whatever he chooses, as he is master.	10
48	80	Sometimes masters, as a discipline for their beauties, have them go naked in public, but with their tunic, or ta-teera, or whatever, about their neck or wrist.	10

Book 25. (22 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	782	"That you were confined to a chair was amusing, but I knew that you would free me, that I could do whatever I pleased to you, whatever I wished, with impunity.	10
3	853	The major difference, I think, between the dice of Earth and those of Gor is that the Gorean dice usually have their numbers, or letters, or whatever pictures or devices are used, painted on their surfaces.	10
3	859	At any rate, in the Gorean dice, as mentioned, the numbers or letters, or pictures or whatever devices are used, are usually painted on the dice.	10
7	364	Too, the party of treachery must have realized that many in Ar would know, or surely eventually come to understand, that Gnieus Lelius, whatever might have been his faults as a leader in a time of crisis, was a far cry from a tyrant.	10
8	634	"Whatever Master pleases!" she sobbed.	10
9	262	I began to suspect then that the quotas, whatever they might be, had perhaps been reached for the day.	10
9	669	"Whatever, Captain, could you have in mind?" she asked.	10
11	178	"I will say anything you want," said the shopkeeper, looking up piteously at the officer, "anything! I will render whatever testimony you desire.	10
14	185	And there can be intense competitions, it might be mentioned, not only for such treasures as the master's attentions and affections but for articles as ordinary as combs and brushes and prizes which, whatever may be their symbolic value, are often as small in themselves as a sweet or pastry.	10
14	338	Do you not think the intelligent, the strong, the aggressive, even the evil, will rule, under whatever forms are convenient? The larl, as a larl, must survey verr, or sleen will tend them, pretending to be themselves verr".	10
14	602	I do not know! Whatever it is, please do not send me back to him!" "You will relate to him differently than you ever have before," I said.	10
14	633	Perhaps he will even trade you for a less needful woman, or one more in accord with his needs, whatever they might be".	10
17	393	"Not by what you seem to mean by 'real magic'," I said, "whatever that might be".	10
17	470	"Similarly," I said, "if there were such a thing as "real magic" in your sense, whatever that might be, the world would presumably be much different than it is".	10
18	384	"Whatever it is, I shall undertake it speedily and accomplish it with dispatch".	10
18	510	"What do you think?" "Whatever you wish," I said.	10
19	1376	"There are complex ideologies involved," I said, "the purport of which is that nature and biology are mistaken, and the ideologies, whatever they happen to be, for there are several of them, even if contrived and inconsistent, are correct".	10
19	1388	He can do whatever he wishes with her.	10
22	17	Her heart, for whatever reason, I suspected, must be rapidly palpitating.	10
22	491	Needless to say whatever amusement, pleasure or convenience this may afford a master it can be exquisitely frustrating to a slave to strive desperately and in terror to maintain this position while, say, being subjected to various attentions typical of the mastery.	10
26	13	Whatever force, if any, might be required could be supplied by Marcus and myself.	10
26	487	"Whatever law it is," cried the netted woman, "I change it! I herewith change it!" "How can you change it?" asked Tolnar.	10

Book 26. (40 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1348	In this fashion it is not only the case that kajirae within the same house are likely to find themselves in rivalry, but that in the culture as a whole, wherever we are, on whatever chain, fastened to whatever wall, running whatever errand, heeling whatever masters, we tend to have a sense of such t...	10
2	85	It was not that I doubted that whoever, or whatever, was out there was well aware of where I was, and how I was.	10
2	134	But I would not, of course, drink from a depression in a floor, nor soil my lips with whatever edible grime might be found in an adjacent depression.	10
2	149	Later, with my finger, I carefully, methodically, wiped out the inside of the depression, that I might not miss whatever last, tiny, wet particles of meal might adhere there.	10
4	36	But, more importantly, I think, I was learning to make do with what was given to me, and to be appreciative for it, whatever it might be.	10
4	318	I could hear them conversing, in their own language, whatever it might be, that language I could not place, that language which seemed so unfamiliar as a whole, and yet in which I detected, or seemed to detect, from time to time, like an image suddenly springing into focus, a familiar sound, perhaps...	10
4	651	That was the kind of which I was, whatever kind, in this place, that might be.	10
6	14	The belly itself, of course, remains in contact with the surface on which one lies, the grass, the dirt, the gravel, the deck, the floor, the tiles, whatever the surface may be.	10
7	391	I was grateful, such as I was, for whatever crumbs might be thrown to me.	10
7	742	We learn to answer quickly enough to whatever name is put on us.	10
8	216	Now, however, as nearly as I could determine, the disordering, sedative effects of whatever substance had been administered to me had worn off.	10
8	753	In any event, for whatever reason, she had suddenly turned back, and I had not yet lowered my head.	10
9	175	I might thrust aside a woman or women, but it was unlikely I could accomplish this with a man, nor was it likely I could elude a man, as my body, for whatever reason, had not been designed by nature to permit this, nor was it likely that I could hope to escape his grip once it had closed on me.	10
10	118	Here, however, it seemed that the normal woman, well curved and luscious, was, for whatever reason, esteemed more highly than her more boyish, sticklike sisters.	10
10	1002	How well I had been controlled by the leash, even though my hands were free! I lay there prone, trembling, sweating on the stone, the tunic tight between my teeth; he then put his foot on my back, holding me down, pressing me to the stone, and, leaning forward, pulled up the leash, the leather again...	10
11	224	And whatever might have been her peripheral tokens of irritation or exasperation she did obey with alacrity.	10
11	518	But it seemed now that I would not be considered, and named, with a collar, a new collar, a personal collar, eventually following the naming, as one might hope, being suitably inscribed, but that my name, whatever it was to be, would be the result of what already appeared on a collar.	10
11	580	And, of course, perhaps most importantly, we are well aware that any name we wear, whatever it may be, is, when all is said and done, a slave name.	10
11	1336	I was, I had learned, a property of the state in this place, whatever place it might be.	10
12	61	It is thus that we find our place, and have our place, in the design of nature, whatever may be her mysterious purposes.	10
12	105	I was to be a pit slave, it seemed, whatever that might be.	10
12	210	Indeed, but a bit before, I had performed for men, before the dais, providing them not only with a glimpse of my beauty, if beauty it was, but with an authentic, detailed, lengthy, provocative display of it, an exhibition designed to leave little to conjecture concerning at least the externals of wh...	10
12	288	I am not clear as to what a Home Stone is, but I have gathered that it, whatever it might be, is regarded as being of great importance on this world.	10
12	338	Let their free women rant at them, contradict them, and attempt to make them miserable, for whatever strange reasons might prompt them to do so, but before them, before such men, I am only, and can be only, a slave.	10
12	469	"So," said she, "whatever his caste, assuming it was high, of course, it would be practical for us to contemplate a companionship, and if his caste should be thought higher than mine, however mistakenly, I could, in such a relationship, be thought to raise caste.	10
12	471	It seemed clear to me that she did not really believe, whatever might be her protestations, that the Merchants was a high caste.	10
12	592	'Whatever the ransom you wish,' I assured him, 'it will be paid, promptly.	10
12	712	It is probably because one usually thinks of such responses, for whatever reason, in terms of "Yes" and "No," rather than of "No" and "Yes".	10
12	831	The thing, whatever it was, with its small steps, its lurching gait, came shuffling, shambling, behind her, snuffing, sniffing, and grunting.	10
12	931	I was sure, whatever it was, it was free.	10
13	407	As the demonstration, or whatever it might have been, for the benefit of the free woman, and perhaps, too, for my benefit, seemed to have been concluded, I knelt.	10
13	488	The monster, or whatever it might have been, entered the passage, the slave behind him.	10
13	646	It was not my fault if I came from a world without Home Stones, whatever they might be! "She is not from our world?" asked one of the women.	10
13	1043	I rather doubted that this token was likely to be interpreted by the prisoners in the same fashion that the judiciary of the city, or the free women of the city, whatever city this might be, had anticipated.	10
13	1086	"But accents," she said, "do not matter, you must understand, whether or not you have one, or of whatever sort it might be.	10
13	1248	When the woman is awake the usual procedure is to put the first bond on her body, so that she will know it on her, that she is bound or shackled, and then to attach it, she now aware that she is subject to your will in this matter, to whatever one pleases.	10
13	1388	Doubtless they had their rounds to make, of the cells or whatever incarceratory devices might be found in this place.	10
14	959	"Discipline?" "The whip, or such," I said, "whatever the master pleases".	10
14	1638	In that world they use us as it pleases them, and have from us whatever they wish, in total perfection".	10
16	409	Why did he torment me? I knew that frigidity was not permitted to female slaves, of whatever origin, that we could be beaten for it, that we could be slain for it.	10

Book 27. (2 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	618	I have felt their cruel pinches, darted away from their hands, and touches! And I know, too, that whatever I may be, and whatever may be my quality, or whatever price I might bring in a market, you, handsome master, desire me, and heatedly.	10
15	406	Ellen, for whatever reason, because of her intelligence, or her dispositions, or whatever it might have been, had made the transition from freedom to slavery with relative ease.	10

Book 29. (3 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	99	Whatever the case may be initially, once the slave fires have been lit in a woman's belly, whatever her coloring, and such, you have a slave at your feet.	10
15	190	"She is humanly worthless," said Pertinax, "even if not economically so, whatever coin she might sell for, whatever price might take her off a slave block, whether a silver tarsk or a copper shaving.	10
24	50	Moreover, for whatever reason, for honor, for gain, or adventure, or to see things out, or whatever, you have proved, or seem to have proved, your willingness, and your intent, to protect my life.	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	404	Perhaps, too, given the exigencies of their task, whatever it might be, and its urgency and prospects, whatever they might be, they had been concerned to move as swiftly as would prove practical.	10
9	460	Then, by the will of whatever gods there be, by whatever names be theirs, we found ourselves, and gold, on a far shore.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	274	The length of the thong, or cord, or binding fiber, whatever is used, is intended to allow for a variety of slave ties, or tetherings, hand and foot, or whatever the master may please.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	590	"Examine every man in my domain, whatever his rank, exalted or lowly, warrior or peasant, merchant or Ashigaru, fisherman or porter, whatever he may be, and bring to me any who bear on his left shoulder the sign of the lotus".	10
42	268	A free woman is permitted whatever nasty indulgences, whatever flaws and faults, she pleases, but the least suggestion of such a thing in a slave can be a cause for discipline".	10

Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	275	In any event, Goreans, male and female, slave and free, by whatever glimpse of wisdom and truth, or by whatever stroke of fortune, have never been taught to suspect themselves of some shameful unworthiness for the crime of being alive and human.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	33	I wore a large, loose, plaid, cotton shirt and a pair of jeans, the sort of commonly masculine clothing by means of which a woman of Earth might attempt to draw attention to herself, as though challenging men by donning their customary garmenture; or perhaps trying to prove that clothing is, or shou...	10