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Book 1. (41 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	16	I was not, however, reconciled to ending up on the shelves of my aunt's shop, along with the cloth and ribbon, and so I embarked upon a wild, but not too wild, adventure, all things considered.	10
2	172	"The Priest-Kings," said my father, "maintain the Sacred Place in the Sardar Mountains, a wild vastness into which no man penetrates.	10
4	12	It was the wild nature of the tarn, the call of the distant hills, the open sky, against the puny conditioning he had been subjected to, against the will of tiny men with their private objectives, their elementary psychology of stimulus and response, their training wires and tarn-goads.	10
4	13	At last, with a wild cry of rage, the tarn returned to the cylinder.	10
4	123	One in particular I remembered, young, her body like a cheetah, her black hair wild on her brown shoulders, the bangles on her ankles, their sound in the curtained alcove.	10
5	140	They are diurnal hunters and eat only what they catch themselves, usually one of the fleet Gorean antelopes or a wild bull, taken on the run and lifted in the monstrous talons to a high place, where it is torn to pieces and devoured.	10
5	187	When I neared Ar, I crouched low in the saddle and hoped that the speck against a moon which might be seen by the watchmen of the outlying towers would be taken for a wild tarn, flying high over the city.	10
6	4	Boldly I dipped my tarn downward, into the midst of the cylinders, just another of the wild tarnsmen of Ar.	10
6	9	Once a warrior without a helmet flew near, drunk, and challenged me for the perch, a wild tarnsman of low rank, spoiling for a fight.	10
6	62	In the sickening instant of falling I realized I had not fastened my own saddle belt in the wild flight from the roof of the Ubar's cylinder.	10
6	127	"There is a carnivorous tharlarion, a wild tharlarion, in the vicinity," he said.	10
6	130	About two or three minutes later I heard the hunger grunt of a wild tharlarion and a moment afterward the piercing scream of a terrified girl.	10
6	134	Scarcely had she broken into the clearing, splashing through the shallow greenish waters near us, than the fearsome head of a wild tharlarion poked through the reeds, its round, shining eyes gleaming with excitement, its vast arc of a mouth swung open.	10
6	213	"We were somewhere over the swamp forest," said the girl, "when we flew into a flock of wild tarns.	10
6	222	The tarn had turned wild, all his instincts triumphant over the tarn whistle, the memory of men.	10
6	227	So now the tarn was gone, returned to his natural wild state, the Home Stone was in the saddle pack, and I had failed, and the daughter of the Ubar had failed, and we stood facing one another on a green knoll in the swamp forest of Ar.	10
7	162	"You dirty, filthy, stinking, ungrateful animal!" Wild with anger, I picked up the dagger and for an instant felt tempted to plunge it into the heart of the treacherous girl.	10
7	174	I saw magnificent olive skin and those wild green eyes and features that were breathtakingly beautiful.	10
9	8	I sensed that with me, nominal captive though she was, she was freer than she had ever been before; she was like a naturally wild bird which has been raised in a cage and at last escapes from the confining wire bars.	10
10	100	Her hair was in wild disarray; there were nail marks on her shoulder and four strap welts on her back.	10
10	119	To me, the most puzzling thing about the domesticated tharlarions, and the way in which they differed most obviously from wild tharlarions and the lizards of my native planet, was their stamina, their capacity for sustained movement.	10
11	1	The City of Tents For several days, to the sound of the caravan bells, we made our way through the Margin of Desolation, that wild, barren strip of soil with which the Empire of Ar had girded its borders.	10
11	80	My head swam at the sudden intoxicating scent of a wild perfume.	10
12	63	There was also the chance that a wild tarn might swoop down and feed on the helpless living morsel fastened to that degrading frame.	10
12	81	Perhaps it was my wild, almost demented laughter that attracted the tarn.	10
12	85	Then, mercifully, the ropes, not meant to sustain the weight of the heavy frame, broke loose, and the tarn triumphantly climbed skyward, still clutching me in his wild talons.	10
12	87	The tarn, a brown tarn with a black crest like most wild tarns, streaked for that vague, distant smudge I knew marked the escarpments of some mountain wilderness.	10
12	103	In that wild instant I saw my bird beginning to fall, flopping downward, and saw his attacker wheeling in my direction.	10
12	117	I withdrew some of the lice, the size of marbles, which tend to infest wild tarns, and slapped them roughly into the mouth of the tarn, wiping them off on his tongue.	10
12	128	It was another tarn, a wild tarn.	10
13	20	As the tarn wheeled upward, I heard the wild, uncanny hunting cry of the larl, piercing the dusk from somewhere in the peaks below.	10
13	49	Somehow the shock of that great, wild cry gripped me in a steel fist of terror.	10
13	115	I saw a massive, lionlike head, with wild long hair and a beard as unkempt and magnificent as the crags of the Voltai itself.	10
13	118	Within a minute the air was filled with the beating of wings, as some half a hundred wild tarnsmen brought their birds down about us.	10
14	9	He was a gigantic man, larger even than the Older Tarl, and in his eyes, wild and green, I saw the masterful flame which had, in its way, also burned in the eyes of Talena, his daughter.	10
14	148	In a few wild moments I had gained the saddle straps of the bird and hauled myself nearly to the weapon rings.	10
14	152	In a moment, given the wild motion of the bird, the entire saddle, to which the tarnsman was fixed by the saddle straps, slid from the bird's back and flew wildly into the depths below.	10
18	118	They were wild now, crazed by hunger into uncontrollable predators.	10
18	147	Immediately the hunger-wild tarns surged upward, eager for flesh.	10
18	149	In the great hall I could hear the fearful noise of unnatural carnage, the screams of the men, the screams of the tarns, the hiss of arrows, the wild blows of wings and talons.	10
19	81	The Supreme Initiate was an emaciated, incredibly tall man, with smooth-shaven, bluish, sunken cheeks and wild, prophetic eyes.	10

Book 2. (20 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	97	Was the sleen not familiar with that saying? I shook my head, to clear it of the wild thoughts.	10
6	44	I was startled to see her alone in this wild, deserted place, far from roads and cities.	10
6	65	Slim though her chances might be to escape wild beasts or slavers, they would be greater than the chance of escaping the wrath of the Priest-Kings.	10
9	72	I thought of the yellow Gorean bread, baked in the shape of round, flat loaves, fresh and hot; my mouth watered for a tabuk steak or, perhaps, if I were lucky, a slice of roast tarsk, the formidable six-tusked wild boar of Gor's temperate forests.	10
9	148	Soon, pounding the time on the table with the butt of my spear, I was leading a raucous round of songs, mostly wild drinking songs, warrior songs, songs of the encampment and march, but too I taught them songs I had learned in the caravan of Mintar the Merchant, so long ago, when I had first loved T...	10
14	51	My nostrils drank in the wild, strong odor of the tarn, so offensive to some, yet an ambrosia to the nostrils of the tarnsman.	10
14	152	"The bird is chained! Attack! Kill them both!" In that instant the bolt gave, and the nut spun from the shaft! The tarn, as if it understood it was free, shook the hated metal from its leg and lifted its beak to the skies and uttered such a cry as must have been heard by all in Tharna, a cry seldom ...	10
14	167	In several cases tarns have devoured their own masters, and it is not unusual for them, when loosed for feeding, to attack a human being with the same predatory zest they bestow on the yellow antelope, the tabuk, their favorite kill, or the ill-tempered, cumbersome bosk, a shaggy, long-haired wild o...	10
14	176	Something of the same exhilaration which I had felt in my first wild flight on a tarn, this very giant, now thrilled in me again.	10
14	180	There was Andreas of Tor, of the Caste of Singers, young, valiant, irrepressible, his hair wild like the mane of a black larl, who would rather die than try to kill me, condemned to the Amusements or the mines of Tharna.	10
14	207	A wild scream issued from behind that placid, expressionless golden mask.	10
15	5	A wild thought occurred to me.	10
19	161	Somewhere in the midst of those icy escarpments inaccessible even to the wild tarn, they waited for me, those fit gods of this harsh world.	10
20	39	I had seen its shadow and feared it was wild, and had prepared to sell my life dearly, but the great beast, my own plumed giant, who may have haunted the Pillar of Exchanges for weeks, settled on the plains no more than thirty yards from me, its great wings shaking, and stalked to my side.	10
20	112	Why did I not leap again to his back and once more cry "One-strap!" Why did we not try once more? I slapped his beak affectionately and, digging among his neck feathers with my fingers, scratched out some of the lice, about the size of marbles, that infest wild tarns.	10
22	123	In his arms I learned mountains and flowers and the cry of wild tarns and the touch of a larl's claw.	10
23	220	"Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" At that point, to my wonder, the ragged band lifted their weapons and uttered a wild cheer.	10
24	7	It was wild and noisy.	10
24	15	From behind three or four of the low tables, to the left of the counter, a band of sweating musicians sat happily cross-legged on the rug, somehow producing from those unlikely pipes and strings and drums and disks and wires the ever intriguing, wild, enchanting—beautiful—barbaric melo...	10
25	13	Our wild shadows like misformed giants locked in combat against the lofty walls of the torchlit chamber.	10

Book 3. (16 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
4	59	I began to feel all the hatred of all the years that I had nursed against the Priest-Kings now uncontrollably, slowly, violently growing in my body, wild, fierce, those foliating scarlet vines of my fury that now seemed to encircle me, to enfold me, to engulf me, swelling, steaming, now writhing afl...	10
4	137	With a cry of terror Parp cast one last wild glance about the Hall of Priest-Kings and stumbled behind the great throne.	10
5	144	It was a plot which could have occurred only to a wild, spoiled, ambitious, arrogant girl, and perhaps as she had said, to one who was also young and foolish.	10
5	246	Vika, in spite of her nine years of captivity, her confinement in this chamber, was still a headstrong, spoiled, arrogant girl, and one fully aware of her yet unconquered flesh, and the sinuous power which her beauty might exercise over men, its capacity to torture them and drive them wild, to bend ...	10
8	158	It was a wild, agile, ill-tempered beast, long-haired and spiral-horned.	10
9	229	I watched Vika and suddenly she seemed too to know and her head lifted and her eyes widened with horror and she crept to her knees, her hands before her face as though to shield herself and she shuddered and suddenly uttered a wild, long, terrible scream of abject fear.	10
20	91	She gave a long, frantic, terrified, wild scream and squirmed about in the cylinder, her small gloved fists striking futilely at the strong, curved plastic walls that confined her.	10
20	140	She threw me one last look, not comprehending, hopeless, wild, reproachful.	10
21	56	While the creatures remaining on the floor continued their mournful paean, their fellow creatures on the walls and ceiling, still carrying their torches, and scattering wild shadows of their own bodies and those of swollen Priest-Kings against the ceiling, began to fill their golden vessels from the...	10
24	45	About an Ehn after I had turned and began to move away from the cavern, Vika on my shoulder, I heard from the cavern one of the strangest and most horrifying sounds I had ever heard in my life, a long, weird, frantic, enraged rush of sound, more than a rush of air, more than a wild hiss, almost a cr...	10
26	226	With a cry she leaped to her feet and threw herself against the door, her face suddenly wild with tears, and pounded on it madly with her small fists.	10
32	301	He threw the switch again and the portal began to roll down but one of the larls with a wild roar threw himself towards it and got half his body and one long, raking clawed paw under it.	10
33	76	A wild, glad shout broke from the throats of the assembled multitude as the men suddenly began to understand that their world was returning to its normal order.	10
34	3	Once again I saw that strong, lined face, that square jaw, that wild, flowing mane of fiery hair so much like my own, that spare, ready frame, those gray eyes, now rimmed with tears.	10
35	9	It was a wild, beautiful autumn night.	10

Book 4. (33 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	2	"Flee for your life!" I saw her eyes wild with fear for a moment above the rep-cloth veil and she had sped past me.	10
1	19	Even past me there thundered a lumbering herd of startled, short-trunked kailiauk, a stocky, awkward ruminant of the plains, tawny, wild, heavy, their haunches marked in red and brown bars, their wide heads bristling with a trident of horns; they had not stood and formed their circle, shes and young...	10
1	42	Overhead a wild Gorean kite, shrilling, beat its lonely way from this place, seemingly no different from a thousand other places on these broad grasslands of the south.	10
2	58	I passed fields that were burning, and burning huts of peasants, the smoking shells of Sa-Tarna granaries, the shattered, slatted coops for vulos, the broken walls of keeps for the small, long-haired domestic verr, less belligerent and sizable than the wild verr of the Voltai Ranges.	10
2	174	The effect of the scars, ugly, startling, terrible, perhaps in part calculated to terrify enemies, had even prompted me, for a wild moment, to conjecture that what I faced on the Plains of Turia were not men, but perhaps aliens of some sort, brought to Gor long ago from remote worlds to serve some n...	10
3	111	Then, furiously, the scars wild in his face, he sprang up in the stirrups and lifted both hands to the sky.	10
5	72	There was the sudden thud of a kaiila's paws on the grass between the wagons and a wild snorting squeal.	10
5	76	She wore a brief leather skirt, slit on the right side to allow her the saddle of the kaiila; her leather blouse was sleeveless; attached to her shoulders was a crimson cape; and her wild black hair was bound back by a band of scarlet cloth.	10
6	2	Many others, too, rushed to the sound, and we were jostled by armed warriors, scarred and fierce; by boys with unscarred faces, carrying the pointed sticks used often for goading the wagon bosk; by leather-clad women hurrying from the cooking pots; by wild, half-clothed children; even by enslaved Ka...	10
6	33	She lifted her head and seeing the wild, fearsome scarred face that stared into hers, she suddenly screamed hysterically, and tried to jerk and tear herself away, but the lance held her in place.	10
8	226	Turian warriors, he told me, enjoy such women, the wild girls of the Wagons.	10
9	46	"Perhaps," he suggested, "you would like a piece of roasted bosk meat?" I replaced the golden eating prong in its rack beside my place, shoved back the glittering dish in which lay several theoretically edible objects, carefully arranged by a slave to resemble a bouquet of wild flowers sprouting fro...	10
9	359	One girl, the leader of the dancers, she who had spoken to Kamchak, was a Tuchuk girl, and was particularly startling, vital, uncontrollable, wild.	10
9	433	Her eyes were wild with fury and tears.	10
10	115	She threw a wild, pleading look at me.	10
10	248	They were marvelous, the many wild girls of the Wagons, and I saw that chief among them was the proud, beauteous Hereena, of the First Wagon.	10
10	273	I wondered how many of the proud beauties of Turia would this night tearfully serve barbarian masters; and how many of the wild, leather-clad girls of the Wagons, like Hereena, would find themselves this night naught but bangled, silken slaves locked behind the high walls of distant, lofty Turia.	10
11	180	It seemed strange to think of her, so wild and insolent, arrogant on the back of her kaiila, now a perfumed, silken slave of Turians.	10
13	16	Before I could remonstrate with the angry Tuchuk the hunting sleen suddenly seemed to go wild, rearing on their hind legs, scratching in the air, dragging against the chains.	10
13	193	I threw down a wild swallow of paga.	10
14	4	Those who are unfamiliar with the Wagon Peoples, or who know them only from the swift raid, sometimes think them devoid of organization, sometimes conceive of them as mad hordes or aggregates of wild warriors, but such is not the case.	10
18	79	The crossbow bolt went wild, again shattering the blue surface of the dome.	10
18	80	I heard the wild, eerie cry of the luckless man beneath me and then, with my fist, broke the blue surface and climbed through, grasping the iron of a reticulated framework supporting numerous energy bulbs.	10
19	185	She looked at him for a moment and then put back her head and sucked in air and then, her mouth open, prepared to utter a wild scream.	10
20	47	I saw briefly the wild, frightened look in her eyes, heard what might have been a muffled plea.	10
21	314	Almost instantly there was a wild cry, the war cry of the Tuchuks, and the first five kaiila leaped from outside the gate onto the top of the wagon, finding firm footing on what I had taken to be simple rain canvas, but actually was canvas stretched over a load of rocks and earth, accounting for the...	10
22	139	More foods and wines were served, and even the high men of Turia, at quiva point, were forced to drink heavily and some began to mumble and weep, while the feasters grew, to the barbaric melodies of the musicians, ever more merry and wild.	10
23	78	And then, as the Paravaci bosk horns sounded frantically, our bosk began to run, their mighty heads with the fearsome horns nodding up and down, and the earth began to tremble and my men cried out more and jabbed animals, riding with the flood and the Paravaci with cries of horror that coursed the l...	10
23	149	And I looked and saw suddenly and my heart stopped beating and then I uttered a wild cry for from the left, riding with the Thousands sweeping over the hills, I saw the standard of the Yellow Bow, and on the right, flying forward with the hurtling Thousands, its leather streaming behind its pole, I ...	10
23	158	"To your animals!" And in an instant it seemed the wagon lashings had been cut by quivas and our hundreds of warriors, the pitiful remnant of our two Thousands, swept forth upon the Paravaci, riding as though they had been fresh rested and ready, shouting the wild war cry of the Tuchuks.	10
25	300	Indeed, even the Gorean woman, outside her city, without a defender, should she escape the dangers of the wild, is not likely long to elude the iron, the chain and collar.	10
25	844	She did not move, and then suddenly I felt the cut of her nails deep in my arms, and though her lips were open, her teeth were clenched, her head was back, the eyes closed, her hair tangled under her and over her body, and then her eyes seemed surprised, startled, and her shoulders lifted a bit from...	10
26	564	And she had wept with joy, pressing her head with its loose, wild hair to my side.	10

Book 5. (39 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	69	It bounded to its feet, like a small, hunched animal, with a large head and wild brown hair.	10
3	33	He was a man who would be respected by all the castes in Ar; he was a man who would be recognized, most likely, not only by every urchin wild in the streets of the city but by the Ubar as well; he was a Player, a professional, one who earned his living through the game.	10
4	183	It bespeaks the barbarian, the promise of pleasures so wild and fierce a man of the cities could scarcely conceive of them".	10
4	185	"I had a Tuchuk girl once," said Cernus, "a wild girl of the wagons, of whom I was fond, but when she tried to kill me, I strangled her in the chain of the House of Cernus".	10
6	61	He was greeted with cheers and was immediately taken to the table on my left, where he was seated at the far end of the table, before a plate heaped with meat, which he began to devour, holding it in his hands, eyes wild, almost lost in the food, to the amusement of the watching men.	10
6	90	I have always enjoyed the melodies of Gor, though they tend on the whole to a certain wild, barbaric quality.	10
6	118	I expect a great deal has to do with the girl's sensitivity to her audience, with her experience in playing to, and interacting with, different audiences, teasing and delighting them in different ways, making them think they will be disappointed, or that she is poor, and then suddenly, by contrast, ...	10
12	197	She said nothing but stood there, wrists braceleted behind her back, locked in place, watching the approach of the iron, observing the graceful, white-hot character at the iron's termination; she screamed uncontrollably when the iron marked her, firmly, decisively for about three Ihn; and then she s...	10
14	112	Once as I walked about I heard the wild cry, a howling roar, of an animal, apparently large and fierce; I supposed it to be the Beast of which Ho-Tu, and others, seemed so frightened; they seemed to know as little of it as I; when I heard the cry an involuntary shiver coursed my spine; I felt the ha...	10
15	3	The music was wild, a melody of the delta of the Vosk.	10
15	24	The music became more wild.	10
15	393	The first two guards were holding between them a heavy man, with a paunch that swung beneath his robes, wild-eyed, his hands extended to Cernus.	10
16	171	Phyllis, wild eyed, the clothing half torn from her, the iron belt revealed, was trembling by the iron banister on the ramp, on her knees shuddering, her left wrist braceleted to the railing, breathing spasmodically.	10
16	231	Throughout the stands, startling those multitudes, unsettling the other birds being drawn by the horned tharlarion on the low carts, there was heard the sudden shrill, ringing challenge scream of a tarn, unhooded, a giant tarn, black, a wild mountain cry of one of Gor's fiercest, most beautiful pred...	10
16	256	Then the tarn threw back its head and once more screamed, wild, eerie, fierce, savage, a cry that might have struck terror into the heart of a larl, but I did not fear it.	10
17	139	Week by week Ar became ever more wild, ever more lawless.	10
17	411	Then the slave girls about the table began to go wild, throwing things and where possible pouring liquids on the heads of the guards and members of the staff, who, leaping up, seized them when they could catch them, kissing them, holding them, making them cry out with delight.	10
17	488	She threw one wild look at Relius and then, as Ho-Tu removed the slave goad from his belt, she ran weeping from the room.	10
18	281	Suddenly there was a wild cry from behind the door, of almost maniacal intensity, and I thought I heard something moving on the stones behind it, uncontrollable, clawed.	10
18	287	There was another wild, eerie cry, an uncanny almost demented roaring noise, and the bolt on the other side was dashed free of the door, and the two guards, with a cry of fear, hurled the beams in the two brackets, fastening the door, which was made to swing outward, shut.	10
19	50	This was the evening of the fourth day of the Love Feast, the climax of the feast insofar as the sales of slaves was concerned; this was the night Cernus would put his barbarian beauties on the block; tomorrow would be the concluding races and games, wild, dizzying hours in the Stadium of Tarns and ...	10
19	133	A girl, wild, clad only in a brief tunic of gray toweling, as though fleeing, ran to the surface of the block, weeping, circling it, her hands outstretched to the crowd; this was done to the music of the Musicians; she turned this way and that, acting the frantic role of the fleeing slave girl.	10
19	155	Then taking the whip from the whip slave the auctioneer stepped to the disconsolate girl; suddenly, without warning, he administered to her the Slaver's caress, the whip caress, and her response was utterly, and uncontrollably, wild, helpless.	10
19	339	The girls stood in the light, lifting their heads to the crowd, nude and proud on the block, in the wild shouting and stamping and crying out, and knew themselves beautiful and prized.	10
19	353	In the crowd men cried out with pleasure; I heard even gasps from women, perhaps amazingly, startled that their sex was capable of such beauty; the eyes of some of the women shone with ill-concealed admiration and excitement; I could mark the quickness of their breath in their veils; the eyes of oth...	10
19	376	"I am offered five hundred and forty gold pieces for these hot-blooded barbarian beauties," called the auctioneer, "only five hundred and forty gold pieces for this exquisite set of animals, in prime condition and superbly trained to tantalize you, to torment you, to drive you wild with pleasure! Do...	10
19	473	I heard the sound of a slave whip below the block, the hysterical, wild sobbing and screaming of a slave girl.	10
20	43	I heard, far off, a weird scream, that of Portus, and a wild, savage cry, almost a roar.	10
20	384	Then Hup gave a wild yip and turned a backward somersault and bounded suddenly, squealing like an urt, after a naked slave girl, one of those who had served the tables.	10
21	214	For sport I, too, took a few wild swings, to the delight of the crowd.	10
22	25	Approaching him we heard a wild tarn scream, of hate and challenge, and we stopped.	10
22	29	I saw blood on the beak of the bird, its round black eyes, gleaming, wild.	10
22	109	I heard the judge's bar, a bristling fire of wings, and the sudden, wild roar of the crowd.	10
22	142	Its feathers lacked the fiery sheen of the young tarn; its beak was not the gleaming yellow of the other birds, but a whitish yellow; its breathing was not that of the other birds; but its eyes were those of the unconquerable tarn, wild, black, fierce; gleaming with pride and fury; determined that n...	10
22	352	Then the bird threw back its head and opened its wings, and, eyes gleaming, as though among the crags of the Thentis Range or the Voltai, uttered the challenge scream of the Mountain Tarn, shrill, wild, defiant, piercing.	10
22	428	Shortly before the first circuit of the track had been made I swept past the last bird, a nonfaction bird, whose rider, caught unaware, threw a wild glance over his shoulder as I, a shadow upon a flying shadow, hurtled by over his head and to the left.	10
22	562	I saw a look of wild hatred transform the features of Menicius and he jerked at something in his belt.	10
23	72	The door burst open and five men entered, Cernus, wild-eyed, suddenly haggard, and behind him Philemon, of the Caste of Scribes, the man who had commanded the fifty tarnsmen who had ridden against me in the Stadium of Tarns, and two Taurentian guardsmen.	10
23	166	I saw a sudden, wild elation cross his features.	10

Book 6. (25 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	75	Wild marsh gants, captured, even as young as gantlings, cannot be domesticated; on the other hand, eggs, at the hatching point, gathered from floating gant nests, are sometimes brought to the island; the hatchlings, interestingly, if not permitted to see an adult gant for the first week of their lif...	10
16	138	He stood there, within the room, his eyes wild, his hair wild, holding a torch.	10
1	50	On river barges, for hundreds of pasangs, I had made my way down the Vosk, but where the mighty Vosk began to break apart and spread into its hundreds of shallow, constantly shifting channels, becoming lost in the vast tidal marshes of its delta, moving toward gleaming Thassa, the Sea, I had abandon...	10
5	197	The girls whirled and writhed, and the crowd clapped and shouted, and the music grew ever more wild, barbaric and fantastic.	10
5	241	Just then, from outside, there was the wild, high, terrified scream of a girl, and suddenly the music stopped.	10
6	19	Telima threw her hands before her face, her eyes wild, and uttered a terrifying scream of fear.	10
7	39	Two wild gants alighted on the island, away from the men and their prisoners, and began pecking about the ruins of one of the rence huts, probably after seeds or bits of rence cake.	10
7	81	A flock of marsh gants, wild, took flight, circled, and then, seeing I meant them no harm, returned to the island, though to its farther shore.	10
8	70	As we silently moved among the growths of the marsh we heard the wild cries of men, and the screaming of the girl bound to the prow, until, by a whip slave, she was lashed to silence.	10
8	212	Slaves, chained at the benches, haggard, wild-eyed, looked up at me.	10
9	412	The music grew more wild.	10
9	414	"Be kind to Midice!" The music grew even more wild.	10
10	336	His eyes were wild.	10
12	39	It was gagged as well as bound, and I saw its eyes wild, inches over the murky waters of the canal.	10
13	337	But then another cry, wild, drifted down from the basket on the main mast, "Two more ships! Off the starboard bow!" "Helm ahead!" cried Tenrik.	10
13	402	His eyes were wild.	10
15	32	I accepted the acclaim of the wild throngs.	10
15	40	The wild crowds screamed and shouted, and threw flowers, and the flagship, oars dipping in stately fashion, took her regal path, ram's crest dividing flowers in the water, between the buildings lining the great canal.	10
15	411	The applause and cries were wild and loud.	10
16	432	"I see," said Samos, standing near to me, his voice indistinct in the wild cries of the crowd, "that there is indeed a Home Stone in Port Kar".	10
17	206	The sea was now growing high, and the darkness in the north was now half the sky, looming like a beast with wild fur rooting and sniffing for its prey.	10
17	283	Mine own had been black-plumaged, a giant tarn, glossy, his great talons shod with steel, a bird bred for speed and war, a bird who had been, in his primitive, wild way, my friend.	10
18	168	We saw their eyes, wild, over their gags.	10
18	525	Then helmeted heads, eyes wild in the Y-like openings of the helmets, appeared at the crenels, and hands and arms, and booted feet, appeared, and men were swarming at the walls.	10
18	618	For an instant, white-faced, wild, I saw below Lysias, with his helmet with its crest of sleen hair, and beside him, with the string of pearls of the Vosk sorp about his forehead, the rencer Henrak, who had, long ago, betrayed the rencers for the gold of Port Kar.	10

Book 7. (26 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	24	My eyes, I could see in the mirror, were wild over the gag.	10
5	126	I was wild with hunger.	10
7	206	Even I smiled, to see him leaping about, his arms waving, his face first transformed with mock horror and then, at last, after a wild stroke, as though with a spear, transfigured with a mock triumphal ecstasy.	10
7	510	Her eyes were wild.	10
8	379	They were wild men, of the Caste of Warriors, who spent much of their time in the taverns of Laura, fighting and gambling and drinking, while slave girls, excited and with shining eyes, served them and pressed about them, begging to be noticed and ordered to the alcoves.	10
8	562	It seemed to me a simple, wild, lovely place, with the glorious air and sky, the forest to the north, the river to the south.	10
8	724	Then, suddenly, it gave a hideously terrifying roar and sprang toward the bars, its great clawed appendages grasping towards us, its huge, fanged hole of a mouth wild with its white traps of teeth, howling and hissing.	10
8	1114	These were forest girls, sometimes called panther girls, who lived wild and free in the northern forests, outlaw women, sometimes enslaving men, when it pleased them to do so.	10
9	21	I shook my head, begging, eyes wild, no, no! I knelt as I had been ordered.	10
9	334	And then the first girl tore away her skins and danced in her golden ornaments beneath the huge, wild moons, on the grass of the circle, before the square.	10
9	337	Then suddenly, to my amazement, Verna cried out in anguish, a wild, moaning, anguished cry, and threw from herself her weapons and tore away her own skins and leaped into the circle, turning, and clawing and crying out like the others.	10
9	345	One by one the other girls, too, violently, threw themselves to the grass, rolling upon it and moaning, some even within the precincts of the square, then throwing themselves upon their backs, some with their eyes closed, crying out, others with their eyes open, fixed helplessly on the wild moons, s...	10
10	621	The beast at the side of the wall went wild.	10
10	665	Then the beast threw back its head and uttered a wild, horrifying scream, and fell to feeding on the sleen's carcass.	10
11	212	I, held by the leather worker, cast wild eyes on Targo.	10
11	779	Sometimes I ran between the great Tur trees, on the carpeting of leaves between them, sometimes I made my way through more thickset trees, sometimes through wild, moonlit tangles of brush and vines.	10
11	1041	I remembered the panther girls, dancing under the moons of Gor, and how they had writhed helplessly beneath those wild moons.	10
11	1111	And even should they be dispatched to the walls, perhaps upon some servile errand, they could see, for looming, remote pasangs about them, only the wild, bleak crags of the scarlet Voltai, and the sickening drop below them, the sheer fall from the walls and the cliffs below to the valley, pasangs be...	10
13	278	"It is a wild tarn," I said.	10
13	281	"It is only a wild tarn," I insisted.	10
13	304	"It was only a wild tarn," I told her.	10
14	208	It seemed strange to me to think of such tarnsmen, such brutal, wild men, caring for such a small pleasantry.	10
15	1271	The perfume was wild about me, swift in the brightness and the shadows.	10
17	50	The huntsman lives a free and open life, as wild and swift, and secret, as the beasts he hunts, and his slaves, whom he insists on accompanying him, must, too, learn the ways of the forests, the flowers and the animals, the leaves and wind.	10
17	362	The door to the hall burst open, and in, wild-eyed, ran a man with short-cropped, white hair, with earrings.	10
17	393	I looked at him, wild-eyed.	10

Book 8. (26 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	314	When he pulled their heads from the water, they were wild-eyed, sputtering and gasping, their lungs shrieking for air.	10
3	108	He might speak in the accents of Tyros, but startle you with his knowledge of the habits of wild tarns, knowledge one would expect to find only in one of Thentis.	10
3	340	Her eyes were wild.	10
5	263	She went wild, jerking and moaning, pulling at the chain.	10
6	1038	She pulled at the collar on her throat, her mouth trembling, her eyes wild with tears.	10
7	78	I wondered what the paga slaves now in the camp would think of such wild captives.	10
8	255	Then he was pulled from his feet, and I saw a panther girl, a blond girl, her hair wild, leap toward him, her spear lifted in two hands.	10
9	279	I recalled the uncontrollable movements of Sheera's body, its wild helplessness, the ecstatic prisoner of its slave reflexes.	10
9	419	Mira leaped to her feet and tore her skins to the waist exposing her breasts to the wild light of the flooding moons.	10
9	427	Now, moaning, crying out, the she-beasts of the forest, the panther girls, hands lifted, clawing, began to stamp and dance beneath the fierce brightness of the wild moons.	10
9	429	Verna threw back her head, her fists clenched on her thighs, and cried out, a wild scream, as though in agony.	10
9	435	Their hair was disheveled, their eyes wild.	10
9	453	Then the dance became progressively swifter and wilder, and the feigned blows became more frequent, and then, suddenly, with a wild cry, the swirling throng about me stood for an instant stock still, and then with a cry, each spear thrust down savagely toward my heart.	10
11	893	Her eyes, over my hand, were wild.	10
14	291	The dance of the panther girls became more wild, more frenzied.	10
15	20	Wild eyed, she leaped up and stumbled on again.	10
15	696	In half an Ahn she was wild, moaning, weeping, submissive in my arms.	10
15	767	The movement would be startled, involuntary, sudden, wild, helpless, uncontrollable.	10
16	89	In terror, a reflex action, uncontrollable, her mouth, lips wild, opened.	10
16	99	Her eyes wild over her gag, she nodded her understanding.	10
17	138	One of the panther girls was on her feet, wild, hysterically trying to force the slave bracelet from her left wrist.	10
18	501	She looked at me, her eyes wild over the gag.	10
18	671	The men would be desperate to hold the softness of a naked woman in their arms, to feel her touch, the caress of her lips and tongue, to hear her cry out their manhood and her femaleness in a single wild cry of pleasure.	10
20	31	The war cry of Ko-ro-ba, wild, roared from my throat.	10
20	72	In their light I could see men of Tyros, blades drawn, back to back, eyes wild.	10
20	160	"Stop, in the name of Chenbar!" The men of Tyros, wild-eyed, half crazed with fear, fell back.	10

Book 9. (18 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	354	He threw back his head with a wild roaring laugh, the bloody ax in his hand.	10
2	357	I suddenly saw the large man of Torvaldsland, he of incredible stature, seem to come alive, eyes wild, screaming, veins prominent on his forehead, mouth slobbering, striking about himself almost blindly with a great ax.	10
3	37	I saw the wild muscles of his bare arms bulging and knotted.	10
6	56	I surmised, as is common in Torvaldsland, most of the cattle had been driven higher into the mountains, to graze wild during the summer, to be fetched back to the shed only in the fall, with the coming of winter.	10
6	418	Another of the new girls was thrown over one of the benches; she lay on her back; her head was down, her dark hair, long, wild, was in the dirt and reeds, strewn on the floor of the hall; her head twisted from side to side; her eyes were closed; her lips were parted; I saw her teeth.	10
10	365	Free women view the platform with stern disapproval; on it, female beauty is displayed for the inspection of men; this, for some reason, outrages them; perhaps they are furious because they cannot display their own beauty, or that they are not themselves as beautiful as women found fit, by lusty men...	10
10	567	Since the Nest War the probes of aliens had grown more bold, even on Gor; they had little difficulty in taking female slaves on Earth; gold, exchangeable for materials essential to their enterprises, was well guarded on Earth; it could seldom be obtained in quantities without attracting the attentio...	10
11	283	Then it lifted its head and, fangs wild, like a maddened larl, roared in fury.	10
14	92	On her back, then on her side, then on her stomach, rolling and squirming, eyes wild, her fingers hooked inside the collar, trying to keep it from choking her, was dragged the bondmaid.	10
15	239	The first Kur was some eight or ten feet below us when, suddenly, it slipped on the rock and, with a wild shriek, scratching at the stone, slid some four feet downward and then plunged backward, turning in the air, howling, and, some five Ihn later, struck the rocks far below.	10
15	388	I saw Ivar, on the flat above, wild-eyed.	10
18	22	It was the voice of a girl, wild, slender.	10
18	43	Ottar pursued it, heedless of his safety, his eyes wild, killing it, cutting its body then in two with repeated blows of his ax.	10
18	205	On one side of me fought the mighty Rollo, his lips foaming, his eyes wild, on the other side he who called himself Hrolf, from the east, the bearded giant with bloodied spear.	10
18	567	Suddenly, crying with rage, his beard wild behind him, Thorgard of Scagnar, a mighty foe, now armed, rushed upon the Forkbeard, who fended away the blow.	10
20	123	It tottered, eyes wild, not understanding, then understanding, the hilt protruding from its chest, stopped only by the guard, the blade fixed in the vast eight-valved heart.	10
21	204	The eyes of Sullius were wild with fear.	10
22	201	She is an instrument of passion on which he plays, delighting himself with the music of her expressions, her movements, her cries, even the wild, unrestrainable odors of her collared slave body.	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
5	113	His hand was on her body, and she, writhing, weeping, with her heels, pushing herself, back scraping on the bark, climbed almost a foot up the slanting trunk, before he, taking her in his arms, through her veil, kissed her, fiercely, again and again, with the rape-kisses of a master, impressed on th...	10
5	618	I considered her blond hair, now wild about her head as, suddenly, she entered into a series of spins.	10
7	188	The men looked to one another, wild-eyed.	10
10	109	She cried out, her eyes shut, her teeth clenched, her head flung, wild, from side to side.	10
12	526	She struggled to face me, squirming, her eyes wild with rage.	10
12	575	Her eyes were wild over the gag, furious, enraged.	10
12	602	Each uttered tiny sounds of protest; their eyes were wild over their gags.	10
14	139	I saw her wild eyes, frightened.	10
14	475	I struggled to my feet, pulling against the chain with my neck, wild, not able to see.	10
19	43	They were wild vulos, tawny and broad-winged.	10
21	359	I thought I heard, wild, though it was hard to tell in the wind, the screams of men.	10
24	8	I came once within one hundred and fifty yards of Ibn Saran; Hassan, or Haroun, high Pasha of the Kavars, came within twenty yards of him, fighting like a wild animal, but was turned back at last by a wall of bucklers, a hedge of lances.	10
24	738	Her eyes were wild over my hand.	10
25	172	Her eyes were wild.	10
25	176	Her hair was wild, long, loose behind her, behind the thrown-back hood of the burnoose.	10
25	241	She stumbled from the pillar, wild.	10
26	280	She was, wild with rage, quite beautiful in the brief, stained rag I had given her to wear.	10
26	1167	She squirmed and then, held, cried out, a scream that must have carried to every cell, through every corridor, of that grim level, startling the enslaved beauties chained there, amusing the soldiers in whose arms they lay, a scream at once of wild love and of a helpless slave girl's total submission...	10

Book 11. (26 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	312	That I had been terrified, and desperate to buy my life at any cost, had been the occasion, and an adequate justification, of my utterance, doubtless, but this terror could not explain the wild, uncontrollable acknowledgment, the shattering of inhibitions which I had felt, the torrential rapture, th...	10
2	1101	In a world such as this, without a man such as he to protect me, I might be simply hunted down, and torn to pieces by wild beasts.	10
3	570	Had I been a man I might have been driven wild, I supposed, by the way in which this had been said.	10
4	530	Once I struck one, and tripped, and fell rolling in a wild jangle of bells.	10
4	1153	My eyes were wild.	10
4	1241	How wild and white and beautiful they seemed.	10
5	318	Ignorant, wild, terrified, I ran.	10
5	438	I turned my head to the side, with a wild sob, as the veil of the citizeness was torn away.	10
5	918	I looked up at the wild moons.	10
7	49	It is even being stocked with game and wild bosk.	10
7	582	Some fifty yards from the line, in the darkness, between the straw huts, on their pilings, I stopped, and, wild, gasping, in the Ta-Teera, looked back.	10
7	830	Not more than ten yards away I saw Chanda, wild, running.	10
8	108	The critical attacking distance for a sleen in the wild is about twenty feet.	10
8	144	In the wild, the sleen is a burrowing, predominantly nocturnal animal.	10
8	153	It is difficult to take and tame a wild sleen.	10
8	155	If they can be taken within the first two months of their life, which seems to be a critical period, before they have tasted blood and meat in the wild, and made their own kills, there is apparently a reasonably good chance that they can be domesticated; otherwise, generally not.	10
8	156	Although grown, wild sleen have been caught and domesticated, this is rare.	10
9	124	I half reared up, struggling, to a sitting position, my hands tied behind my back, my eyes wild over the gag.	10
9	1845	My eyes were wild over the heavy gagging that had been inflicted upon me.	10
9	2078	She looked up at him, her eyes wild with the passion-submission of the eager slave girl.	10
12	732	She cast me a wild glance and pulled futilely at the bracelets, threaded through the stirrup ring.	10
12	785	I wanted to see, though I feared to do so, what was going on, the men who now owned us, their movements, the tarns, the ropes and chains, the slaves bound over saddles, and fastened at stirrups, the flames, the wild, racing, distorted shadows, the parapets and towers of the keep of Stones of Turmus.	10
15	222	Then I threw back my head eyes wild, lips parted, and screamed, delivering my body to my master.	10
22	177	I screamed and saw the new ship, suddenly large, seem to lift itself in the water, and then heard the shattering splintering wreckage of wood and the loud swift swirl of water the ship struck and men screaming and saw the lines loose wild the yard and sail leaning awry the deck shifting and becoming...	10
26	751	I saw her eyes, wild, trying to retain the image of the Earth girl.	10
27	653	"It is strange," he said, "I have faced wild sleen and the steel of fierce enemies.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	153	In a quarter of an Ahn her beauty squirmed helplessly; my arms bled from her fingernails; her eyes were wild and piteous.	10
1	328	"I would have put them in with the others!" She half reared up beneath me, struggling, her eyes open and wild.	10
2	621	Winds and tides broke the ice, crushing and piling it in fantastic shapes, wild, trackless conformations, the sport of a terrible nature at play, the dreaded pack ice of the north.	10
3	470	She then becomes wild, and free, and sexual, and cares not that she might be scorned by the free either for her miserable condition or helpless appetites; she knows she will be what she must; she has no choice; she is slave.	10
6	577	I saw the man take the tube of reed he had broken off and thrust it in her mouth; then the knife he carried, hers, lay across her throat; I saw her eyes, wild, in the moonlight, and then he, another bit of reed in his mouth, pulled her quietly below the surface.	10
6	868	The squealing was wild now, as they caught sight of the bound girl in the field.	10
6	880	She looked up, her eyes wild.	10
7	217	The man behind her, the straps looped about his fists, tightened them slightly and instantly, terrified, eyes wild, she stopped all attempts to resist.	10
14	257	He made a wild animal noise and, wheeling about, in his fur boots, sped rapidly back toward the tent of Kadluk.	10
15	540	A liberation of a woman, too, which does not permit her to be wild and free and sensuous, and true to her true needs, is not a liberation but a new imprisonment".	10
20	181	I looked at the high meat racks, some with tiers, some twenty feet or more in height, to protect the meat from sleen, both those domesticated and the wild sleen that might prowl to the shores as the hunting, the leems hibernating, grew sparse inland.	10
20	182	Wild snow sleen, particularly when hunger drives them to run in packs, can be quite dangerous.	10
23	72	There are upon occasion wild snow sleen in the tundra, half starved and maddened by hunger.	10
27	4	The reversion frenzy of our sleen had passed quickly, even by the time the first shelter had been constructed, but we had left it tied, loosening its jaws only to feed it, because of the presence of the wild sleen in the vicinity.	10
29	35	"That is where wild animals belong".	10
30	264	I heard two more hisses, and part of the benches in one tier burst apart and I saw another dart disappear into the body of a man and I saw his eyes wild and the scarcest instant later he seemed to blow apart.	10
34	116	Then to the moons and to the frozen world about us, to the ice and the sky and stars, it uttered a wild, fearsome, howling cry, a long, horrifying cry.	10
34	148	Suddenly and so suddenly for a moment I could not comprehend it there was a hideous shriek from the beast and I could hear nothing else for a moment and it was one of surprise and pain and I was momentarily deafened and then, too, at the same time, reflexively I was flung from it the stars and ice s...	10

Book 13. (13 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	103	"No!" she screamed, wild-eyed, as I suddenly lifted her from her feet and spun about, she knowing herself lifted helplessly into the path of the blow.	10
5	213	Her face was startled, her eyes were wild.	10
12	489	I saw disbelief, startled, wild, enter her eyes.	10
19	42	Then I heard a wild, piteous shriek which terminated in spasmodic coughing and gasping.	10
32	738	I do not know from where within me came then that piteous wild cry that I then uttered.	10
34	116	I lifted up the wild tarsk.	10
34	1009	Sometimes a girl, kneeling before a new master, is seized by a sudden wild emotion.	10
45	46	Her eyes were wild, terrified, over the gag.	10
53	186	Then I heard the screams of wild Kurii from all about, encircling the walls.	10
53	204	The scribe threw a wild look at Shaba.	10
53	211	Many of the Kurii, I suspected, were Gorean Kurii, wild, degenerate Kurii, descendants of marooned Kurii or survivors of crashed ships.	10
53	325	These Kurii were, on the whole, wild Kurii, not ship Kurii.	10
53	334	Then, from behind Bila Huruma, there was a wild cry of Ukungu, and a raider's spear, in its length, thrust past the Ubar and buried itself in a red wound in the Kur's heart.	10

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	455	The slave, so unfree in some senses, even to the collar, is in other senses the freest of women, free to love, free to be submitted, free to be uninhibited, wild and sexual, free to be her deepest, most secret, most fulfilling self.	10
13	409	Uncontrollable, wild, starved for the ownership of a woman, I thrust her back, brutally, against the wall.	10
20	115	I saw even the eyes of free women bright and wild over their veils.	10
22	258	"Do you dare to obstruct a blow of the whip!" cried the Lady Florence to the girl who lay now terrified and supine, in pain, wild, her hands trying to fend the leather away, at her feet.	10
22	565	The music became ever more wild and primitive.	10
22	702	Just the sight of her about the stables would drive the male slaves wild with desire, let alone the occasional opportunity to get their hands on her.	10
25	212	I saw free women in the tiers, their eyes wild, half glazed, over their veils.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	492	They are regarded as game, much as tabuk or wild verr might count as game, only in this instance as "slave game," and the men of one city, particularly those of the caste of warriors, often delight in the pleasure of "woman hunt," trying, as it is said, their "chain luck".	10
9	182	She, the vain, proper, elegant young lady, so prideful, yet so confused and unhappy, so desperately concerned to profess, and adhere to, prescribed views, so conditioned to uncritically accept multiple stupidities, so concerned to be found acceptable by driven, self-seeking, moronic doctrinaires, no...	10
21	368	Peggy, startled, wild-eyed, rose to her knees and seized my sandals.	10
22	356	He lifted his head to the Gorean moons and, in the dark street, in anguish uttered a wild cry.	10
23	157	"Music," then he called, "and a new dancer, and wenches to serve! Let the feast continue!" The musicians then again began to play, the sensuous, melodious, exciting, wild music of Gor.	10
24	324	Though I could scarcely admit it to myself I knew, with wild, strange feelings, that I was glad that I, too, had been branded.	10
24	455	I lifted her high above me, bound, her dark hair, unbound, loose and wild about her.	10
28	199	At last she can be as wild, and free, and sexual as she pleases.	10

Book 16. (8 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	53	Her eyes were wild over the gag.	10
18	299	Yet, of course, it is not simply the lipstick, but the entire appearance and ensemble of the slave, and perhaps mostly simply that she is a slave, which so enhances her desirability, which so drives men wild with the desire to have her.	10
19	345	It can excite men, and drive them wild.	10
19	488	Her eyes, over my hand, were wild, and incredulous.	10
20	1536	Her hair was wild on the tiles.	10
20	1551	Her eyes were widely open, and wild.	10
21	361	Her eyes were wild.	10
21	702	The female slave is quite lovely in one's arms, head back, hair wild, squirming, pleading for mercy and wanting none, hot, sweating, vital, responsive, helpless in her collar, or chains, moaning, gasping, her body moving uncontrollably, in your grasp, owned, yours, locked in the merciless throes of ...	10

Book 17. (10 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	997	It is easy, for example, to mistake a scout, on all fours, spying over a rise, for a wild sleen.	10
4	194	Their third lids, the transparent storm membranes, were drawn, giving their wild, round eyes a yellowish cast.	10
5	156	As a free woman she doubtless hated slave girls, the lascivious, shameless sluts who drove men wild with such desire for them.	10
8	422	The girl regarded it, wild-eyed.	10
13	611	I do know that I am lying on blankets spread on grass, with blazing stars above, with wild moons overhead.	10
13	755	The beams from the headlights seemed wild on the road ahead of me.	10
13	1665	Her eyes were wild.	10
14	992	"It means a wild sleen.	10
15	245	Then, suddenly, with a wild whoop, and kicking his heels back into the flanks of his kaiila, he raced away.	10
16	68	"Then a wild sleen must have caught him," said Grunt.	10

Book 18. (24 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	376	Suddenly there was a wild screaming from behind me, and a wild crying out, in what I assumed must be Yellow Knife.	10
2	1	The Procession of the Isanna Wasnapohdi, or Pimples, naked, her dark hair loose and wild behind her, strings of glass beads about her throat, put there by Grunt, marking her as his, in the tattered lodge I shared with Cuwignaka, clutched me, gasping, half rearing under me.	10
2	210	My own suspicion in this matter, borne out by tribal stories, is that the early savages in this area found large herds of wild kaiila roaming the plains.	10
6	20	Almost at the same time, suddenly, about a bend in the draw, turning, lurching, its shoulder striking the side of the draw, its feet almost slipping out from under it, in its turn, in the soft footing, covered with dust, its eyes wild and red, foam at its nostrils and mouth, some twenty-five hundred...	10
9	142	I was driven half wild, seeing her small hands so careful and attentive upon that encircling badge of servitude, calling attention to it, adjusting it.	10
12	85	"They supplement their diets by picking berries and digging wild turnips," said the first lad.	10
15	116	Her body was shaken with wild sobs.	10
28	226	We struck them, they milling, startled, wheeling about, kaiila rearing, a full Ihn before the turf was dark with the wild, swiftly moving shadows of the Kinyanpi overhead.	10
29	76	I lifted my shield but the Yellow Knife, his eyes wild with fright, rode past, his braids flying behind him.	10
32	99	Her eyes were wild.	10
34	339	"I have always wanted to own you!" he cried, his voice rich, husky and wild.	10
35	14	The woman's voice, from behind it, seemingly far away, was wild with rage.	10
39	233	"How laughable and delicious would the little collared chits find it that I, who so scorned them, am not only now, too, a slave, but a low slave, one with only a leather collar, one not even permitted clothing, a cheap, inexpensive slave, thousands of pasangs from civilization, a meaningless slave i...	10
39	256	"It is not a wild tarn," said Cuwignaka.	10
39	261	"He is perhaps trying to conceal that the tarn is not wild," said Cuwignaka.	10
42	96	The tarn, arrested in its lunge, screamed, rearing back, startled, wild, in the air.	10
43	196	Her eyes were wild.	10
43	473	She squirmed in the sack, her eyes wild with terror.	10
44	415	Her eyes were wide, and wild.	10
45	84	I saw a face, wild.	10
46	137	Eyes, wild, regarded us over their shoulders.	10
47	108	There were eighteen of these beasts, that which had been a Kinyanpi mount which had come to us on the prairie, the two wild tarns we had captured by means of the tarn pits, and the fifteen tarns we had managed to secure in our subsequent raid.	10
47	131	I saw eyes, wild, about me.	10
47	381	Sardak flung his head back, to close the space between the skull and the vertebrae, his eyes like wild moons, but it was too late.	10

Book 19. (15 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	576	I fought the wild needs within me, seeming to well up from my very depths, needs which seemed to be to surrender, to submit and love, totally, irreservedly, giving all, asking nothing.	10
8	7	I was filled with wild, turbulent emotions.	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
13	132	"Behold the Tatrix of Corcyrus," called Miles of Argentum, indicating me with a sweeping gesture, "helpless, and in chains!" There was a wild cheer from the crowd, almost a shriek, as though for blood.	10
13	139	I looked down on the crowd, into the wild eyes, the upraised fists.	10
19	54	I lifted my head to look at him, my eyes wild.	10
23	148	It had been done so naturally, almost reflexively! I felt suddenly shamed, miserable, and revealed, exposed, vulnerable, piteous, displayed! Why had I done that? Had it to do with the changes in me which had been wrought by Speusippus of Turia? Had it to do with those sensations which he had induced...	10
23	305	But, too, I remembered clearly that wild, surging, overwhelming sensation I had felt.	10
23	364	In a moment or two, suddenly recalling the wild sensations the driver had induced in me, I inadvertently moaned and moved.	10
30	334	My first awareness of the nearness of the sleen was that wild, hissing, excited squeal not more than a hundred yards behind me.	10
33	84	"Yes," he said, "that is she! That is the infamous Tatrix of Corcyrus!" She uttered wild, tiny, desperate, muted sounds, shaking her head wildly.	10
33	423	We give the sleen something which, supposedly, bears the scent of the Tatrix, and then the sleen follows that scent, no differently than it might the scent of a wild tarsk or a yellow-pelted tabuk.	10
33	484	Sheila tried to scramble back, wild in her chains, but, held, could not do so.	10
33	489	Its fangs, long, wild, white, moist, curved, gleaming, were but inches from her enslaved beauty.	10
36	484	"Even last night," he said, "in your writhing on the steps, you made me wild for you.	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	477	"Do you not know you are a slave? Do you not know you are owned?" A wild look, one of sudden, fearful insight, came over the face of the dancer.	10
1	842	Tula, with those long, tannish legs, the high cheekbones, the wild, black hair, the golden collar, was very beautiful.	10
2	75	Such things, maskings, and disguisings, and dressing up, sometimes in incredible and wild fashions, are all part of the fun of carnival.	10
2	1561	Her eyes were wild, pleading.	10
6	934	"I am a slave! I swear it! I swear it!" She cast a wild glance back over her shoulder.	10
6	1063	"Be gone, scamps, scoundrels, rogues!" cried Boots, with a vast, wild threatening gesture.	10
8	142	Sleen, which tend to be fine hunters and splendid trackers, which are swiftly moving, aggressive, serpentine, generally nocturnal animals, particularly in the wild state, are less fastidious about their eating habits.	10
9	119	Sleen, of course, prefer tabuk, or wild verr.	10
13	183	There was the wild scream of a charging sleen below and its sudden, frightened squeal, and I saw it flung, half bitten apart, to the side.	10
18	237	Her eyes were wild.	10
20	246	There were wild screams and a sudden breaking of ranks.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	1864	But of course, even if she should manage this, trying desperately, determinedly and elatedly, with wild hopes, to free herself, she would discover shortly, at least in this case, this discovery dashing these wild, absurd hopes, mocking all her efforts, and plunging her into despair, the fiber's ster...	10
11	222	Feiqa threw me a wild look of gratitude.	10
15	459	"Her eyes were wild, frantic, over her gag.	10
15	508	"Oh, yes," she cried, suddenly, "Yes!" Her eyes were wild.	10
15	546	They were wild.	10
16	170	You will learn to wear chains attractively and to move in them in such a way as to drive men wild with passion.	10
16	667	She then lay there, on the cool marble, clutching it, tensely, her eyes wild, her head to the left.	10
25	766	I reached for my dagger, but it had been removed from my sheath! I stood there, wild, on the grass, between them, the two ropes on my neck.	10
25	1730	Her eyes were widely opened, protesting, wild, frightened.	10
25	1808	She threw a wild look at the fellow slumped over the nearby table.	10
26	487	I felt her hair in the darkness, from the wild tossing of her head.	10
26	489	There was a sudden, wild yanking at the shackles and chain, and ring.	10

Book 22. (16 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	732	"In the wild it commonly hunts tabuk and wild tarsk," he said, "but it is an intelligent beast, and it can be trained to hunt anything".	10
27	279	It was from somewhere else! I was suddenly wild with terror, not the numbing paralyzing terror, which I now understand the thing was waiting to pass, but a different sort of terror, now a wild, helpless terror.	10
2	113	"It tells of a world very different from that in which you live," he said, "a world very much simpler, and more basic, a world more fundamental, and less hypocritical, and far fresher and cleaner, in its way, and more alive and wild than yours".	10
3	293	I threw a wild look over my shoulder.	10
3	1001	My eyes must have been wild over the mask.	10
10	301	Then I heard a succession of wild, startling sounds, like the snapping of great sheets, and it seemed I was in the midst of a whirlwind, mad, choking dust swirling up and about me.	10
10	331	Then, in a bit, I heard a cry and the jerking of harness, and that wild scream again, so piercing, hurting my ears, making me again leap and squirm, terrified, miserable, in my bonds.	10
11	943	Suddenly in my dance it seemed I was a virgin, reluctant and fearful, terrified in the reality in which she found herself, but knowing she must respond to the music, to those heady, sensuous rhythms, to the wild cries of the flute, to the beating of the drum.	10
24	316	Surely the women of his caste, too, could be taught to dance, and to lick and kiss, and serve, and even superbly, such that they might drive a man wild with desire.	10
29	368	"It is then a wild sleen," he said.	10
29	559	"Turn around! Turn around!" "That is not a wild sleen!" cried Mina.	10
29	809	Return to the wild.	10
29	892	The leader of the beasts crouched near them, on all fours, circling them, wild-eyed, waiting its chance.	10
29	1362	His eyes wild he staggered toward me, the blade lifted over his head, in two hands.	10
29	1381	Her beauty, so wild and pathetic, bare-breasted, in its collar and shreds of skirt, was between us.	10
33	356	It was a release from the fear of death, it was a thanksgiving for fate and fortune, it was an affirmation of life, it was the cry of a wild verr in the mountains, the leaping of a fish in the sea, the roar of the larl, the hiss of the sleen, the scream of a tarn in the sky.	10

Book 23. (27 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	330	Too, from time to time, lightning shattered across the sky, suddenly bathing the road and countryside in flashes of wild, white light, this coupled almost momentarily, sometimes a little sooner, sometimes a little later, with a grinding and explosion of thunder.	10
1	561	There was another great flash of lightning and I saw her eyes, looking up at me, wild, frightened, needful.	10
3	44	It might be of interest to note that when I had come to Gor, some years ago, domestic tarns, like wild tarns, almost always made their own kills.	10
3	46	Ideally, they are taught to do this from the time of hatchlings, it being thrust into their mouths, given to them much as their mother bird would do in the wild.	10
3	48	With older birds, on the other hand, captured wild tarns, for example, the training usually takes the form of tying fresh meat on live animals, and then, when the tarn is accustomed to eating both, effecting the transition to the prepared meat.	10
3	49	Needless to say, a hunting tarn is extremely dangerous, and although its favorite prey may be tabuk, or wild tarsk, they can attack human beings.	10
8	725	Then she screamed, a long, wild wailing scream, as the tarn, responding to the four-strap, began a sudden, precipitous descent.	10
9	193	She cast us one wild, desperate glance, and then was dragged past.	10
10	181	She regarded me, in wild protest.	10
10	318	For a wild, irrational moment I wondered if the city might have been deserted.	10
13	32	We heard, from somewhere outside, the long, wild scream of a woman, perhaps from among the buildings, outside the wall.	10
13	35	It had had a sudden wild ring about it, as though she might suddenly, to her dismay, have felt ropes settle about her body, and draw tight.	10
15	124	His eyes were wild.	10
15	317	Her eyes were now wild over it, it held out from her.	10
15	753	She uttered tiny, wild, protesting noises.	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
15	802	Lady Publia, in the hood, tied at our feet, made a small, wild noise, as of understanding, acknowledgment, dismay, regret, misery and pain.	10
15	835	Wild, tiny, piteous noises emanated from Lady Publia's hood.	10
16	126	She thrashed about, uttering wild, affirmative whimpers, nodding her head in the hood, vigorously.	10
17	93	Cosians, sweating, their eyes wild in their helmets, reaching out from ropes, and ladders, struggled through, and over, the crenels.	10
17	500	There was suddenly, she losing her footing, knowing herself unsupported, her head jerking wildly in the hood, her legs moving wildly, treading on nothing, beginning to turn to her side in the air, starting to plunge downward, a wild, tiny, terrified, prolonged noise from within the hood, what perhap...	10
17	501	But in an instant she had gasped and was jerked up short by the coils of rope, her plunge arrested, but then, again, almost instantly, the rope began to uncoil from her body and she, spinning, the rope unwinding, in a series of wild jerks, awkwardly began to descend, riding the uncoiling rope downwa...	10
17	703	Her eyes were wild.	10
18	154	I saw in one wild instant the officer who had addressed the wall now facing us, he having turned about.	10
19	18	There were screams from the water and extended hands, and wild eyes.	10
23	31	I could hardly hold her for a moment, even with her small body, so grateful, so wild, so eager she was in her sudden, joyous spasmodic helplessness.	10
24	458	She dangled and jerked in the harness, sobbing, wild-eyed, disbelieving, though she had been struck but once.	10

Book 24. (15 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	14	The body hung limp, save for tremors, contractions, the wild stare in the eyes.	10
9	49	"Help!" I turned about and saw a fellow several yards back, to one side, his eyes wild with horror, lift his hands.	10
13	202	In the water, below, with the many others who had originally surrounded and charged the barge, were some six or seven other fellows, distraught, haggard, wild-eyed, some bleeding, some supporting their fellows.	10
13	471	His eyes were wild for one instant, and then the yoke struck him heavily, on the side of the head.	10
19	170	The female made some startled, helpless, wild hysterical noise.	10
19	729	I caught sight of the Lady Ina plunging through the marsh, her hands extended, her hair wild behind her.	10
19	759	I leapt upward with the sword and the blade met the beating wing on its forward strike and the blade and my arm, too, given the force, penetrated it like paper, and the thing rose up uttering a wild, hissing noise, clutching the girl, I hanging in the rent wing.	10
19	763	The noise of the creature now was a wild deafening squeal.	10
19	976	She was wild in the sand.	10
25	182	Her hair was wild, and damp.	10
27	52	His eyes were wild.	10
27	454	She thrashed in the sand, wild protest in her eyes, but unable to help herself.	10
28	300	"Ina," I said, "do you beg to please the captain?" She cast me a wild look.	10
31	65	Also a wild idea had come to me.	10
46	122	Suddenly, with a wild sob, she leaped to her feet and ran toward the men, but she had scarcely gone a step or two when she stopped, in terror.	10

Book 25. (14 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	Her eyes were wild.	10
3	523	I saw her eyes for a moment, wild, but frightened, and grateful.	10
7	340	But it seemed, too, then, for a time, one could scarcely hear the bars, so loud, so unrestrained, so wild, so grateful, so elated and tumultuous, were the cheers of the crowd.	10
9	198	Beneath the stands of the Stadium of Blades were numerous holding areas, suitable for wild beasts, dangerous men, criminals, and such.	10
10	204	Her eyes were wild in the opening within the hood.	10
12	385	In this sense the whip does not oppress the woman but rather liberates her to be herself, wild, uninhibited, free in a sense, even though she may be bound in chains, and sexual.	10
12	648	She turned once, inside the threshold, cast a wild glance at Marcus and myself, and hurried further within.	10
16	229	In moments a sack was brought and the fellow, his eyes wild, was thrust, bound and gagged, into it.	10
19	626	"It was a momentary reaction, a sudden, fleeting, wild thing!" "What was it?" I asked.	10
20	66	And then she began to twist and moan, and try to remain still, and thrust against me, and to hold my head where it was not letting it go and her fingers were tight in my hair and this hurt but I did not beat her but relished her so moaning and then bucking and trying to remain still and thrusting ag...	10
20	742	I am wild inside and helpless and my body cries out silently and moves as it wishes! Sometimes it is almost as though I were being beaten, or struck!" "They are simple slave reflexes," I said.	10
20	844	In a few moments she wept, "I yield me, Master!" and I then held her like iron and cried out with joy and she sobbed "I am helpless and taken!" and Phoebe, too, in the arms of Marcus, cried out, herself as well taken, and he, too, uttered a wild cry and a then sudden, low, satisfying growl, and the ...	10
22	174	She cast a wild glance toward me, but I pretended not to notice.	10
24	263	And I think that they are not always averse to noting the effects of their unveiling upon the master, to note how they, in this revelation of their beauty and loveliness, can drive him wild with desire.	10

Book 26. (11 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	602	We then saw, in the light of the swinging lanterns, in the light of the small lamps, the men drawn back, the peasant, standing where he had been, but now bent over, his eyes wild, like something that had tasted blood, a long-forgotten taste, but one which induced a wild intoxication.	10
4	44	I was wild, frightened.	10
7	260	Sometimes I heard weird, wild, birdlike screams.	10
7	354	I reared half up, helplessly, a wild cry stifled by the wet silk I clenched between my teeth.	10
8	925	How did I know that it was not some wild creature of the mountains, come to the ledges, hunting for prey? There were various reasons for supposing that unlikely, even if it had not been for one item.	10
8	930	So, even had it not been for one item, one might plausibly have doubted that it was merely a wild thing, come to the ledges in hunger, seeking food.	10
10	812	My eyes must have been wild with fear.	10
11	1088	She cast me a wild glance.	10
11	1110	She did, through wild tears.	10
11	1529	In an instant, with rapid steps, sure-footedly, the jailer had reached me, lifted me up, turned about and returned me, trembling, wild-eyed, to the foot of the dais.	10
12	516	I was wild inside it, like a trapped animal.	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	71	The hunting sleen then rushed upon its wild fellow, and, in moments, after a brief, squealing, exploding, rolling, tangled bunching of fur, the wild sleen lay, eyes glazed, limp in the dirt, its throat still throbbing, discharging blood into the dirt.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	200	They will certainly attack humans, and humans are surely within their prey range, but, given a choice, they will usually choose prey to which they are accustomed, wild tarsk, wild verr, tabuk, and such".	10