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Book 1. (11 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	44	Even so, the surface of the highway had been worn smooth, and the ruts of tharlarion carts were clearly visible, ruts worn deep by centuries of caravans.	10
3	19	His blue robes were worn through in a dozen spots, only two or three of which had been ineptly attacked by thread.	10
3	267	Rings, comparable to those which are fastened on the legs of the young birds, are worn by the adult birds to reinforce the memory of the hobbling wire and the tarn-goad.	10
8	97	I tossed to one side the leading chains, manacles, and slave bracelets that Talena and I had worn.	10
8	113	Her garment was, of course, too long, as it had originally reached to the ground, covering the absurd platformlike shoes she had worn.	10
9	122	"She has not worn her bracelets long," I said.	10
14	21	"It was well done," said Marlenus, looking at the Stone, holding it so the light reflected variously from its worn surface.	10
14	95	As I found a moment's respite, I spun to face him, hoping to have it out with the Ubar himself, but as I did so, the shackles that I had worn struck me forcibly in the face and throat, thrown like a bolo by Marlenus.	10
15	114	Hitherto I had worn the ring almost arrogantly, but now it seemed to me that discretion, to alter a saying, was the better part of pride.	10
18	82	Some contained worn sleeping mats of cold, moldy straw, some contained a few rusted metal utensils, such as kettles and pails, but most were completely empty, revealing no signs of life or use at all.	10
20	44	I was wearing the now so crude-seeming camp clothes I had originally worn.	10

Book 2. (10 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	7	What he builds he expects men to use until the storms of time have worn it to dust.	10
8	12	I missed in the crowd the presence of slave girls, common in other cities, usually lovely girls clad only in the brief, diagonally striped slave livery of Gor, a sleeveless, briefly skirted garment terminating some inches above the knee, a garment that contrasts violently with the heavy, cumbersome ...	10
12	113	"Yet," she said, "though I had worn the silver mask, and counted myself a woman of Tharna, when he took me in his arms, I did not find the sensation unpleasant".	10
15	50	A crown of talender was often worn by the girl at the feast celebrating her Free Companionship.	10
17	64	There was not much conversation in the cell, for the men perhaps had little to say, and their bodies were worn with the cruel labors of the day.	10
19	158	The words of the man of Ar, he who had worn the robes of the Initiates, he who had brought me the message of the Priest-Kings on the road to Ko-ro-ba that violent night months before, rang in my ears, "Throw yourself upon your sword, Tarl of Ko-ro-ba!" But I knew then that I would not throw myself u...	10
21	46	The brand is normally concealed by the briefly skirted slave livery of Gor but, of course, when the camisk is worn, it is always clearly visible, reminding the girl and others of her station.	10
22	55	I put my arms around her slender shoulders and to my amazement she who had worn the golden mask of Tharna, she who had been Tatrix of that gray city, put her head upon my chest and wept.	10
22	198	I noted that Targo did not even furnish the customary slave livery of Gor but merely a camisk, which had clearly been worn before.	10
26	42	It is perhaps a small thing to see on the belt of an artisan a silver buckle of the style worn in mountainous Thentis or to note the delicacy of dried eels from Port Kar in the marketplace, but these things, small though they are, speak to me of a new Tharna.	10

Book 3. (12 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	43	At places there were well-worn paths, at others even stairs had been cut in the sides of mountains, stairs worn smooth in the millennia by the passage of countless feet.	10
2	54	The inscription was worn.	10
4	9	I noted that the passage which I trod was well worn.	10
5	283	The wool fillet she had worn to bind her hair had loosened.	10
7	21	Vika of course had worn a scarf and these girls did not, but now Vika no longer wore her scarf; now her collar, steel and gleaming, locked, encircling her fair throat, was as evident and beautiful as theirs, proclaiming her to the eyes of all, like them, only a slave girl.	10
19	30	"They are worn on Tola by all Priest-Kings in memory of the Nuptial Flight, for the Nuptial Flight takes place above the ground in the sun and there on the surface there are many things which are green".	10
20	129	The collar is normally worn snugly, indeed so much so that if the snap of a slave leash is used the girl will normally suffer some discomfort.	10
26	46	I then took the handful of rags she had worn and discarded them in a nearby waste container, a convenience with which the Nest was, to my mind, excessively provided.	10
27	16	Outside I thrust the red plastic garment I had worn into the first disposal chute I found whence it would be whisked away pneumatically to the distant incinerators that burned somewhere below the Nest.	10
27	47	Without the tunic I had worn I probably did not seem much different to him from any other male Mul he had encountered in the Nest.	10
27	114	But on the platform before which these golden creatures stood there lay the Mother, perhaps blind, almost insensate, the large, feeble thing they revered, weak, brownish, withered, the huge worn body at last wrinkled and empty.	10
31	87	Then Al-Ka unlocked the throat chain worn by the female Muls and he went off in one direction and Ba-Ta in the other.	10

Book 4. (22 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	170	It was a worn, stained Turian camisk, doubtless one that had been worn by one of the Turian maidens acquired in Love War.	10
2	52	For some reason they have all worn hoods.	10
2	134	Actually I was later to learn that the jeweled belt is worn to incite envy and accrue enemies; its purpose is to encourage attack, that the owner may try the skill of his weapons, that he need not tire himself seeking for foes.	10
5	16	The Tuchuk, incidentally, like others of the Wagon Peoples, prays only when mounted, only when in the saddle and with weapons at hand; he prays to the sky not as a slave to a master, nor a servant to a god, but as a warrior to a Ubar; the women of the Wagon Peoples, it might be mentioned, are not pe...	10
5	46	Among the Wagon Peoples, to be clad Kajir means, for a girl, to wear four articles, two red, two black; a red cord, the Curla, is tied about the waist; the Chatka, or long, narrow strip of black leather, fits over this cord in the front, passes under, and then again, from the inside, passes over the...	10
7	16	Although the dais was resplendent, and the rugs upon it even more resplendent, I saw that beneath Kutaituchik, over these rugs, had been spread a simple, worn, tattered robe of gray boskhide.	10
8	34	Indeed, even the chains and collars of slave girls, worn often by captive Turian girls themselves, are of Turian origin.	10
8	53	The Wintering was not unpleasant, although, even so far north, the days and nights were often quite chilly; the Wagon Peoples, and their slaves as well, wore boskhide and furs during this time; both male and female, slave or free, wore furred boots and trousers, coats and the flopping, ear-flapped c...	10
8	63	There was a thunder of kaiila paws on the worn turf and Conrad, with his red lance, nipped the tospit neatly from the tip of the wand, the lance point barely passing into it, he having drawn back at the last instant.	10
8	142	He did not permit her, of course, to bind or dress her hair; it must be worn loose; that alone, naturally, was sufficient to mark her slave among the wagons.	10
8	194	As soon as Kamchak had agreed to Albrecht's proposal the children and several of the slave girls immediately began to rush toward the wagons, delightedly crying, "Wager! Wager!" Soon, to my dismay, a large number of Tuchuks, male and female, and their male or female slaves, began to gather near the ...	10
9	1	Aphris of Turia There was little doubt that I, in the worn, red tunic of a warrior, and Kamchak, in the black leather of the Tuchuks, seemed somewhat out of place at the banquet of Saphrar, merchant of Turia.	10
9	129	The common camisk is a single piece of cloth, about eighteen inches wide, thrown over the girl's head and worn like a poncho.	10
12	192	"There," he said, "that is how a camisk is worn".	10
12	197	She laughed with delight, as proud of the worn camisk as she might have been once of robes of white and gold.	10
15	99	* * * * I searched among the wagons long before I found, sitting cross-legged beneath a wagon, wrapped in a worn bosk robe, his weapons at hand folded in leather, the young man whose name was Harold, the blond-haired, blue-eyed fellow who had been so victimized by Hereena, she of the First Wagon, wh...	10
16	138	His head was covered by a hood, such as is worn by members of the Clan of Torturers.	10
16	142	On the left of Saphrar there sat another warrior, in the leather of a tarnsman, save that he wore a jeweled belt, and about his neck, set with diamonds, there hung a worn tarn disk from the city of Ar.	10
21	253	Beneath the unbelted tunic of the Bakers, slung under my left arm, its lineaments concealed largely by a short brown cloak worn over the left shoulder, there hung my sword and with it, the quiva.	10
23	67	Our bosk horns rang out and my brave Thousand, worn in the saddle, weary, on spent kaiila, without a murmur or a protest, turned and following my lead struck into the center of the Paravaci forces.	10
26	293	Kamchak bent to the figure and, opening his garments, tore from his neck the almost priceless collar of jewels which the man had worn.	10
26	378	For better than an hour it burned and then the basin of the pool, now black, in places the marble fused and melted, was empty, save for smears of carbon and grease, and some cracked, blackened bones, and some drops of melted gold, what had been left perhaps of the golden drops which Saphrar of Turia...	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	80	Philemon, I and the guards emerged from the exposition area to the interior of the sales amphitheater; the entire house was now lit by energy bulbs; later, the block alone would be illuminated; the seats rose in tier after tier, largely circling the block, though a passage lay open behind the block;...	10
1	90	The faction patches are worn in Ar by those who favor a given faction in the racing.	10
5	542	The girl screamed but no one came to her aid, and Elizabeth spun her about, peeling off layers of Robes of Concealment until, in a heavy pile of silk, brocade, satin and starched muslin the girl stood in a sleeveless, rather brief orange tunic, attractive, of a sort sometimes worn by free women in t...	10
9	63	Neither had worn collars.	10
12	64	I wore a worn, red tunic, that of a Warrior.	10
12	373	I also saw a booth where sandals were sold, cheap and poorly sewn, which the seller was proclaiming were of the same sort as those worn by Menicius of Port Kar.	10
13	290	Mip rode Green Ubar; he looked well in the worn saddle; his stirrups were short.	10
15	6	As the weeks had worn on, becoming months, I had grown more and more apprehensive and impatient.	10
15	225	In the beginning, when moving about the house, the girls had been permitted only the garb customarily worn in the sweat and motion of the training, a rectangle of silk, about a foot long, thrust into a silken string knotted about the waist; Virginia and Phyllis would not even leave their cells so cl...	10
17	597	"Be silent, slave," said I, poking about, and then I saw in the bottom of the chest, almost colorless, ragged, not more than a foot high nor a few ounces heavy, a small worn, tattered doll, dressed in faded Robes of Concealment, of a sort little girls might play with on the bridges or in the corrido...	10
19	74	The sale at the Curulean is carefully planned, and the lots prepared and scheduled with much attention to such matters as variety and the attention of the buyers; for example, two consecutive lots are not likely to wear the same first silks upon ascending the block, yet each girl, given her complexi...	10
19	175	Now, however, as I saw her shuffled across the boards, stiff, wrapped in a worn, dark blanket, she looked dull, stupid.	10
21	137	It seemed identical to the one I had worn.	10
24	76	These things, together with the dissatisfaction of men with the governance of the city and the safety of their homes, coupled with the memories of Ar's greatness when Marlenus had worn the medallion of supreme office, of Ar's splendor when she had stood in his day feared, foremost, magnificent and g...	10
24	170	They wore the brief gray livery of the state slave of Ar, slashed to the waist, knotted with a gray cord; about their throats was locked the gray metal collar of Ar's state slave; they were barefoot; on the left ankle of each was the gray metal band, with its five gray bells, worn by the female stat...	10

Book 6. (21 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	67	About his left shoulder, in the manner of his city, he had worn the knotted ropes of Port Kar; his garment had been simple, dark and closely woven; the hood had been thrown back, revealing his broad, wide head, the close-cropped white hair; the face had been red from windburn and salt; it had been w...	10
2	16	She wore a brief, sleeveless garment of yellowish-brown rence cloth; it was worn well away from both shoulders to permit her freedom of movement; the brief skirt had been hitched up about her thighs that it might in no way bind her in her hunting.	10
3	26	Ho-Hak might have worn it for years.	10
4	24	At noon, in the marshes, with the sun burning at meridian, she had taken another handful of rence paste from a wallet worn at her waist and thrust it in my mouth, again not permitting me the dignity of feeding myself.	10
5	154	Then, throwing away the garland of rence flowers I had worn, she replaced it with a fresh garland.	10
5	157	I saw, in the crowd, Ho-Hak, clapping his hands and singing, and the others, and he who had worn the headband formed of the pearls of the Vosk sorp, who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
5	164	Then the rence girls, vital, eyes shining, breathing deeply, barefoot, bare-armed, many with beads worn for festival, and hammered copper bracelets and armlets, stood all within the circle.	10
6	43	I saw the rencer who had worn the headband of the pearls of the Vosk sorp, who had been unable to bend the bow.	10
6	73	And, too, how well I remembered her from the dance! It was she who had danced before me with her ankles so close together that they might have been chained, who had put her wrists together back to back over her head, palms out, as though she might have worn slave bracelets, and who had then said "Sl...	10
7	70	I reached to my head and drew away the garland of rence flowers which I had worn at festival.	10
9	221	The girl, who had danced there, she who had worn the delicate vest and belt of chains and jewels, with shimmering metal droplets attached, with the musicians, had withdrawn to one side.	10
9	280	I had given her a brief tunic of silk, briefer even than had been the rence tunic she had worn when she had taunted me at the pole, and when she had danced before me, which had been taken from her by the slaver after she had been netted on the island.	10
9	464	"It is a long time since I have worn a steel collar," she said.	10
9	614	The chains which she had worn while serving paga, and when she had asked for my protection, had been removed, doubtless while she had been in the alcove, sometime after I had left the tavern, that she might have better rendered Surbus, Captain of Port Kar, the dues of the slave girl.	10
10	337	It was Henrak, who had worn the white scarf, who had betrayed the rencers.	10
11	264	These are commonly worn only outside the city.	10
15	3	I wore at my side a jeweled sword, no longer the sword I had worn for the long years when I had served Priest-Kings.	10
15	361	She had high cheekbones, and flashing black eyes, and coal-black hair, now worn high, pinned, over her head.	10
15	738	"Why have you worn the armlet of gold?" I asked.	10
17	295	I speak of lean, scarred Ha-Keel, who wore about his neck, on a golden chain, a worn tarn disk, set with diamonds, of the city of Ar.	10
18	707	About his neck there was still the heavy iron collar he had worn as a galley slave, with its links of heavy, dangling chain.	10

Book 7. (12 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	294	But how did I know? Others had worn the uniforms of the police.	10
8	1057	I am Elinor Brinton, I cried to myself! She is no slave! She obeys no man! She is free! Free! The girl who had worn the black, buttoning, bare-midriff blouse, the tan slacks, who had owned the Maserati, who had had three quarters of a million dollars, who had had a penthouse, who had modeled, and tr...	10
10	19	He wore a common Gorean male house tunic, rough and brown, with leggings, such as are sometimes worn by woodsmen, who work in brush.	10
11	109	The Turian camisk is worn tightly.	10
12	28	It was a "common camisk," of course, as was the first one I had worn, not a Turian camisk.	10
13	978	Can the free women of Earth understand how we love our collars? They have perhaps never worn one.	10
14	241	Ena, who had been sewing a talmit, a headband sometimes worn by tarnsmen in flight, came to me.	10
14	359	"I have never worn a slave tunic," I said, "except in training".	10
14	619	It was superior to any I had ever worn on Earth, when I had been wealthy and could command the customized attentions of the finest continental perfumers, and yet here, on this barbaric planet, it was used without thought to adorn the body of Elinor Brinton, a mere slave girl.	10
15	1075	I had worn clothing and had then been ordered to remove it.	10
18	17	What should I do? What can I do? My old sword, the blade carried even as long ago as the siege of Ar, hangs still in my chambers, in its worn scabbard.	10
18	27	How could she, a Ubar's daughter, hold up her head, when once she has worn the collar of a warrior of Treve.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	80	I bent to her throat, where there was still fastened the golden chains and claws that she had worn when she had met us, long ago, at the exchange point, which she had worn when she had been purchased, which she had worn in the hold.	10
2	406	"You," she said, "have worn the chains of panther girls!" "It is not impossible," conceded Rim.	10
4	152	Such things are not worn by free women on Gor.	10
5	48	It was a better garment than she had worn when she had been free, though, of course, it was much shorter.	10
6	779	"Can you feel this?" She put her fingers at the pouch worn at my belt.	10
11	420	Verna was clad only in the bit of yellow slave silk she had worn when she escaped.	10
13	235	I then picked up the slave silk they had worn and, under the throat tether of each, thrust the silk.	10
18	34	Sarus stood to one side, worn.	10
19	107	I noted which pommels were worn.	10
20	37	I had not worn the yellow of Tyros for nothing.	10
21	9	Behind her, blade in hand, that she might come to no harm, was the young Turus, he who had worn the amethyst-studded wristlet.	10
22	235	The skins of the woman who had protested "Verna!" were now worn by Verna herself.	10

Book 9. (18 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	383	At her waist she wore a jeweled scabbard, protruding from which I saw the ornamented, twisted blade of a Turian dagger; free women in Torvaldsland commonly carry a knife; at her belt, too, hung her scissors, and a ring of many keys, indicating that her hall contained many chests or doors; her hair w...	10
1	670	"One is plain, with a worn hilt; the other is rich, with a jewel-encrusted hilt".	10
2	11	She had a scarlet vest, embroidered in gold, worn over a long-sleeved blouse of white wool, from distant Ar.	10
3	303	This loop is fixed in a broad leather belt worn from the left shoulder to the right hip, fastened there by a hook, that the weight of the ax will not turn the belt, which fits into a ring in the master belt.	10
3	307	It is called the master belt, doubtless, to distinguish it from the ax belt and the sword belt, and because it is, almost always, worn.	10
4	150	I looked upon the eyes of the first girl on the coffle, who was the slender, blondish girl, who had worn the red vest and jacket.	10
6	111	"Drink," said Ivar Forkbeard, thrusting the cup into the hands of the slender, blond girl, she who had, so long ago, in the temple of Kassau, worn the snood of scarlet yarn, with twisted golden wire, the red vest and skirt, the white blouse.	10
6	495	Then from his chests, within the hall, he had given me a long, swirling cloak of the fur of sea sleen; a bronze-headed spear; a shield of painted wood, reinforced with bosses of iron; the shield was red in color, the bosses enameled yellow; a helmet, conical, of iron, with hanging chain, and a steel...	10
8	50	She had worn, in her degradation, golden loops in her ears; she had not been able, even, to finish her dance; at a sign from Marlenus she had been seized, thrown to the tiles on which she had danced, and raped by more than a hundred men.	10
8	179	She looked to the floor; on it, scattered, lay her bracelets, her rings, the golden chains she had worn about her neck.	10
10	342	At last only Gunnhild and the "silk girl," she who had worn the earrings, walked on the platform.	10
10	367	"No woman," it is said, "knows truly what she is until she has worn the collar".	10
13	211	Near him, beside the high seat, sat his woman, Bera, her hair worn high on her head, in a kirtle of yellow wool with scarlet cape of the fur of the red sea sleen, and, about her neck, necklaces of gold.	10
13	308	From the doors to the hall, swung wide, now approaching, came four figures, Ottar, who had accompanied the Forkbeard to the Thing, two of the Forkbeard's men, with spears, and, between them, clad in rich robes of concealment, such as are worn in the south, even to the veils, the figure of a girl.	10
17	306	In my pouch, even now, there lay the golden armlet, which once had been worn by the woman, Telima.	10
17	310	I drew forth the golden armlet which had been worn by Telima.	10
18	254	That no ring of reddish alloy was worn, which would distinguish the leader of a Band or March was of interest.	10
21	17	She had worn a Kur collar before, and, with hundreds of others, had been rescued from the pens.	10

Book 10. (17 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	640	The bondage knot is a simple looped knot tied in the girl's hair and worn at the side of her right cheek or before her right shoulder.	10
1	669	The guard took the straps which had bound her ankles together, and, untying them, slipped them through the metal ring, glinting, sewn into the back of the leather collar of the harness, worn over the simple curved collar of iron which marked her, even should she be clothed, and her brand not visible...	10
2	203	The use of a light walking chain, tethering the ankles, meant to be worn abroad, accompanying the master, incidentally, is not uncommon in the regions of the Tahari.	10
2	609	There were steps, broad, flat, worn, in concentric circles, leading down to the water.	10
4	173	He lives miserably, of course, unfulfilled, frustrated, and subject to hideous diseases, and has little to console himself with other than the ignorant servility with which he has worn his chains, taking smug, righteous pride in his allegiance to them".	10
7	425	When first I had seen her, her yellow nylon stockings in shreds, her brief, yellow, with narrow orange stripes, Oxford-cloth shift, dusty and stained, her neck bound to a capture lance, her wrists bound behind her, on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, a captive of Tuchuks, she had worn it.	10
8	3	I did, however, get several hours of uninterrupted sleep toward morning, when, worn, exhausted, thirsty, slack in their saddles, the bulk of the search parties returned to Nine Wells.	10
12	85	I had not, because of the purple sand veil worn by Tarna, which she had looped loosely about her face, well looked upon her.	10
13	107	When the men's feet were cleansed, they were fitted by the girls with soft, heelless slippers, of the sort commonly worn indoors in permanent residences in the Tahari, with extended, curling toes.	10
20	31	I had seen rings of the sort worn on arms and wrists, and earrings, but no ring of the sort which might encircle a digit.	10
21	458	I was puzzled that the Kur with whom I had trekked, who had worn the ring, had been hit four times, accurately, with the weapon of the Kur who stalked me.	10
21	523	It was gone! The bit of leather, brittle, worn from the sun, had separated.	10
24	530	I should have seen that before, when she was brought to the camp of the Wagon Peoples, her neck bound to the lance, run between kaiila, when she had been in the pelt of the red larl, when she had worn the nose ring, and been exhibited in the chatka and curla, the kalmak and koora.	10
24	963	She wore it as I had worn it.	10
25	461	This dirtied the cloth, making it more fitting to be worn about the hips of a slave; too, of course, it removed the soot from his hands, from the tharlarion-oil lamp.	10
25	473	I took her by the arm and, Hassan preceding us, I conducted her down the curving, narrow, worn stairs, deep below the kasbah.	10
26	106	"That one," he had said, sitting in court, in the audience chamber of what had been the kasbah of Ibn Saran, indicating the silken fellow who had worn the ruby necklace, who had tried to betray us to the guards of Tarna, "that one sell in Tor—sell him to a woman".	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	10	The street veil, worn publicly, is extremely bulky, quite heavy and completely opaque; the lineaments of the nose and cheeks are scarcely discernible when it is worn; the house veil is worn indoors when there are those present who are not of the household, as in conversing with or entertaining assoc...	10
2	1216	I was startled, discerning the volume and splendor of her robes; they were multicolored and brilliant in their sheens and chromatic textures, and so draped and worn that, particularly at the hem, the diverse borders of these various garments seemed to compete with one another to win the observer's a...	10
3	270	In this form no hoods are worn.	10
4	35	Even lipstick and eye shadow, which a girl may wash off and reapply, a girl wishes to be perfect; how much more so then the brand, which is always worn! The girl wishes a brand of which she can be proud.	10
4	386	But it seemed unlikely that, if I should have worn such a necklace, it had not been placed on me; and unlikely, too, that someone, in such a wilderness, would come upon me while I there lay chained and remove the necklace.	10
4	569	She had kissed me, happily, and one by one, removed the loops and ties of bells, lastly removing that which I had worn at my left hip.	10
4	823	When they discovered the mark, worn by a girl masquerading as one of their own lofty station, a woman free, would they not in fury, with whips, drive me stripped, begging for mercy, weeping, to the waiting shackles of the men? What escape, what freedom, could there be for a girl who wore a brand? I ...	10
5	11	Veils are worn in various numbers and combinations by Gorean free women, this tending to vary by preference and caste.	10
7	499	I had never worn Sirik.	10
7	1095	She is familiar with chains, and has worn them; she sees the whip, and has felt it.	10
9	1083	They ranged from simple bands of iron, hammered about a girl's throat, her head held down on an anvil, to bejeweled, wondrously wrought, close-locking circlets befitting the preferred slave of a Ubar; such collars, whether worn by a kitchen slave or the prize beauty of a Ubar, had two things in comm...	10
9	1099	I had worn only a rope collar, but yet it seemed to me that it, even in its coarseness, made me more beautiful, more exciting.	10
9	1933	The lust of Gorean males has much to do, doubtless, with the robes of concealment worn in most cities by Gorean free women.	10
9	1973	At that time, however, I had not worn more sophisticated devices, equally or more effective, such as the Gorean slave hood with gag-attachment.	10
11	42	I had never worn a true collar before.	10
11	55	He had taken the bit of sacking I had worn, and the slave beads, and the slave bracelets, which had confined my wrists.	10
11	178	I had been tamed since the first Gorean male had touched me, long ago, when I had worn a chain and collar in a Gorean field.	10
13	6	I looked at the worn stairs of solid wood, leading in their spiral upward.	10
13	12	Slowly I began to ascend the wide, concave stairs, worn by the bare feet of countless slave girls before me.	10
18	50	The dress and costume of the paga girls, too, was intended to suggest the common garb worn by the enslaved beauties who well served the mounted, lance-bearing riders of the lofty, silken kaiila.	10
26	489	It was not merely my desire that she not be given a name which I had worn when free.	10
27	316	White, on Gor, when worn by a female slave, tends to suggest a "white-silk girl," that is a slave who has not yet been "opened for the uses of men".	10
28	104	The girl to my right wore a demure, brief house tunic, of the sort worn by a house slave.	10

Book 12. (35 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	297	Samos, thoughtfully, began to unwind the long ribbon, that which the girl had worn, and which formed the scytale, from the spear's shaft.	10
3	519	I thought, of course, of the girl in the house of Samos and the raiment she had worn, which had been burned in her presence.	10
3	520	She and the last two girls would have been extremely similarly attired; they all wore, or had worn, the male-imitation uniform which I gathered must be popular among such girls, girls apparently striving to copy a masculinity which hormonally and anatomically would be forever denied to them; better ...	10
3	601	The fact that the blonde had worn shorts and had tied her shirt as she had made it clear to me that she was willing to display her body.	10
3	619	The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth.	10
3	632	I supposed at one time each, unconscious, had worn locked on her left ankle the steel identification anklet of the Kur slaver.	10
3	774	"Do you think so?" asked the dark-haired girl, who had worn the black slacks and the soft, torn red pull-over.	10
3	798	"You will note, of course," said the dark-haired girl, second on the chain, who had worn the torn pull-over, "the nature of the garments in which we have been placed".	10
3	859	The dark-haired girl, who had worn the pull-over, turned angrily to the blonde, at the other end of the chain.	10
3	904	"Feminine! Feminine!" scolded the girl on the end, who had worn the beige flannel shirt.	10
3	905	The dark-haired girl in the brief platform tunic, who had worn the red pull-over, knelt back.	10
3	915	Of the four Earth beauties chained on the platform a few feet away I found the dark-haired girl, who had worn the soft, red pull-over, of greatest interest—of greatest slave interest, of course.	10
3	940	"I saw you!" said the girl on the end, who had worn the beige flannel shirt.	10
3	943	"He didn't buy you," sneered the third girl, who had worn the plaid flannel shirt, "you rich tart!" "He didn't buy you either," retorted the dark-haired girl, "you low-class idiot".	10
3	951	"If we must discuss that sordid sort of thing," said the girl on the end, who had worn the beige flannel shirt, "I am the most beautiful of us four".	10
3	1084	One held with his two hands the thighs of the third girl, who had worn the plaid flannel shirt.	10
3	1086	Another man took the fourth girl, who had worn the beige flannel shirt, under the arms, and pulled her to him.	10
3	1156	I recalled she had worn soft, black, custom-fitted feminine slacks, a soft, delicious, turtle-necked, red pull-over.	10
3	1219	The fourth girl, who had once worn the denim pants and beige flannel shirt, extended her chained hands to the crowd.	10
6	835	He had taken the rags he had worn about his hips and was, with what had been her dagger, punching holes in them.	10
7	67	The metal worker finished sawing the portion off the heavy collar Ram had worn.	10
9	166	The two girls were the slaves he had purchased at the fair, the Earth girls, one blond, the other dark-haired, who had worn the torn red pullover.	10
9	291	I remembered she had once worn the brief, denim shorts, raveled, and the man's shirt, tied under her breasts.	10
10	149	Both had been placed in belted woolen camisks, an open-sided garment sometimes worn by female slaves.	10
12	3	In the hide tent she slipped into the brief fur panties worn by the women of the north.	10
12	268	Her hair was worn knotted in a bun on the top of her head, like that generally of the women of the red hunters.	10
12	269	Their hair is worn loose, interestingly, out of doors, only during their menstrual period.	10
15	301	Their hair is usually worn long and loosely.	10
15	958	When he returns to his compartments he does not want to find a worn chore woman there but a lovely slave, fresh, vital, eager and fully alive, kneeling before him, waiting to be commanded".	10
20	52	The next song dealt with a rascal who, supposedly hunting for tabuk, lay down and rubbed his boots on a rock, later returning to his companions with a report of luckless hunting, indicating his worn boots as evidence of his lengthy trekking.	10
22	21	When they are worn on one side they may be turned to the other.	10
23	131	Before it had turned I had seen that it had worn in its ears two golden rings.	10
35	467	I caught sight of a flash of ankle beneath the heavy robes of concealment worn by the women.	10
35	637	The intimacy veil, I detected, had never been worn by the Lady Rosa.	10
35	1131	I removed the suit I had worn.	10

Book 13. (16 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	86	Too, they are skins, of the sort which might be worn by free women, huntresses, not rep-cloth or bark cloth, not rags, of the sort which might be worn by slaves".	10
2	226	He wore a closely woven seaman's aba, red, striped with white, which fell from his shoulders; this was worn over an ankle-length, white tobe, loosely sleeved, embroidered with gold, with a golden sash.	10
11	153	I could see, however, the man who had been called Kunguni and the woman who had worn the tan slave tunic.	10
11	155	"I am sorry I am late," said the girl who had worn the tan slave tunic.	10
14	123	I looked down at the sleeping girl, so worn and exhausted.	10
18	9	The hair of the men and women was worn in a variety of fashions.	10
18	261	He had worn armlets and bracelets, and anklets, of gold.	10
18	262	He had worn at his loins the pelts of the yellow panther.	10
18	267	Naturally it is to be worn only by a Ubar.	10
32	502	Too, I wore sunglasses, pieces of colored glass sometimes worn by those of Earth before their eyes, sometimes to guard their expressions and features, but usually to reduce the glare of a bright sun".	10
32	511	"They are worn in Torvaldsland and in other areas, generally in the northern latitudes".	10
32	874	In the light of his torch I could see that many of the carvings were colored, the natural hues and pigments not worn away by wind or rain.	10
53	4	Shaba, drawn and worn, lay upon a couch, blankets behind his head.	10
53	360	The Kur had worn rings of gold in its ears.	10
53	379	I sprang upon the worn stone stairs leading at this point to the wall.	10
54	105	Bila Huruma turned away and looked back at the ruins of the huge building, at the great stone statues, worn and covered with vines, and at the city, lost and forgotten, lying to the east.	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	203	The hair of slave girls is commonly worn long and loose, unbound.	10
5	14	My hair, longer now, though I had worn it long before, was combed back and tied behind my head with a white ribbon.	10
5	16	The heavy iron collar I had worn was now replaced with a lighter collar, enameled white.	10
6	172	It was she who had most closely examined me, she who had worn, beneath her silken sleeve, the metal-studded, black-leather wristlet.	10
11	323	This was, of all things, my old clothing, the clothing I had worn on Earth the night on which Miss Beverly Henderson, a lovely quarry of Gorean slavers, had been abducted and I, unwittingly, had become implicated in her fate.	10
12	1	The Market of Tima "I have a bid of four tarsks!" called the girl in the white gown, it concealing the shameful Ta-Teera she had worn while pretending to be an Earth-girl slave.	10
12	408	It was identical to that which I had worn in the room of preparation.	10
18	144	Such garments, far less formal than the common attire of the Gorean free woman, are sometimes worn by rich women in the supervision and inspection of certain sorts of holdings, such as orchards, fields, ranches and vineyards.	10
19	246	She also wore, I saw, a brown tunic, similar to those which are worn by stable sluts.	10
19	310	It is that mark, lovely, small, a Kef in cursive script, the first letter of 'Kajira', which is worn by most Gorean slave girls.	10
27	95	"It is the first time I have ever worn such a garment," she whispered.	10
27	118	The men of Tharna may be recognized in their city and abroad by the two yellow cords worn at the belt, each some eighteen inches in length, devices useful in tethering women, hand and foot.	10

Book 15. (15 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	222	Too, she had worn a bit of lipstick and eye shadow, and had worn a tiny bit of perfume.	10
4	42	"You cannot put me out!" Oneander of Ar, the salt and leather merchant, and some others, had worn masks at the loot camp outside the city of Vonda.	10
4	113	Similarly the robes of concealment worn by many Gorean women are doubtless dictated by similar sentiments.	10
4	132	Oneander had worn a mask, as had others in the loot camp, because of his fear of the anger of the men of Ar, concerning his trading venture with Lara, and, doubtless, because of his shame at his failure in that venture.	10
4	138	Masks, too, are sometimes worn by men in disgrace, or who wish to travel incognito.	10
4	146	Now, however, for an independent reason, I was pleased to have worn the mask.	10
10	286	"The name 'Beverly' may be worn as a free name, as well as a slave name," she said.	10
11	248	It was the same brand worn by Miss Henderson.	10
14	10	This seemed to me appropriate, as it was the name which she had worn in the House of Andronicus.	10
14	18	She had not worn a house veil since the night I had kenneled her.	10
23	255	Yet it was, in its way, more demure than that which had been worn by the girl before her.	10
24	20	Among them was, opened, the rounded steel loop she had worn about her neck, earlier.	10
29	7	I wore the mask which I had worn while pretending to be the courier of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
29	222	I wore the mask I had worn when I had pretended to be the courier of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
30	216	The collar was very beautiful on her throat, and her dark hair, loose and soft, as a slave's hair is commonly worn, was soft and lovely about her shoulders.	10

Book 16. (30 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	131	The clothing worn by the girls ranged from the long, classic gowns worn by the girls from the walk, who had welcomed us with song, flowers and dance, on our entry into the holding, to the cruel, heavy scantiness of the close chains, and their brands and collars, of the girls brought up from the lowe...	10
10	20	It was identical to that which had been worn by the masked fellow who had tried to obtain the topaz from me in Victoria.	10
11	140	Her brand, of course, fixed in her very flesh, deep and lovely, is always worn.	10
11	167	The garment is drawn on by the girl over her head and down upon her shoulders; it is worn, thus, like a poncho; it is commonly belted with binding fiber or a bit of light chain, something with which the girl may be secured, if the master wishes.	10
16	490	I have worn such collars.	10
17	264	And I recalled her, too, from an evening at a restaurant, when she had worn, so seemingly unaccountably, an incongruous-for-her, lovely, off-the-shoulder, svelte, white, satin-sheath dress.	10
17	465	She had worn an off-the-shoulder, svelte, white satin-sheath dress.	10
18	108	It was the sort of garment which, commonly, would be worn only by the most lascivious of dancing slaves writhing before strong, rude men in the lowest taverns on Gor.	10
18	149	I wore a mask identical to that which I had worn when I had first gained admittance to the holding of Policrates, when I had, long ago, pretended to be an agent of Ragnar Voskjard, he who was the bearer of the topaz.	10
18	488	In the restaurant she had worn golden pumps, with a golden wisp of straps.	10
18	768	I then removed the mask which I had worn, and thrust it in my pouch.	10
19	120	The free woman looks into a slave kennel but she, presumably, has never occupied it, the helpless prisoner behind its bars; the free woman may see chains but she, presumably, has never worn them; she may see the whip but she, presumably, has never felt it.	10
19	280	It was a standard collar, of a sort worn by many girls on Gor.	10
19	650	"You have worn such collars before, have you not?" I asked.	10
20	543	But I smiled to myself, for I knew that such garments, on Earth, might be worn by free women.	10
20	544	To be sure, on Earth, they were usually worn as undergarments, whereas, on Gor, such a garment, silken and smooth, with nothing beneath it, would be regarded as quite acceptable for a slave's street wear, particularly in warm weather.	10
20	547	It is, accordingly, worn by few slaves.	10
20	554	In the restaurant she had worn golden pumps, with wisps of golden straps.	10
20	566	The golden straps she had used to simulate the footwear which she had worn on Earth were golden binding straps.	10
20	567	They were the nearest thing she could find, within her limited resources, I gathered, to what she had worn in the restaurant.	10
20	589	In certain cities, such as Ar, high platforms might be worn, particularly by high-caste women.	10
20	868	She had worn a black ribbon in her blond hair, a long-sleeved, white-silk blouse, panty hose of black netting, and a brief, black miniskirt.	10
20	1077	Quickly she ran to him, stripped off the yellow gauze she had worn, turned her back to him and crossed her wrists.	10
20	1220	He carried with him the brief white tunic which Peggy had worn, and the collar which he had taken from her throat.	10
20	1290	She then retained this position, not having been given permission to break it, while I went to the tiles at the foot of the table and gathered up the two golden straps with which, earlier, she had simulated the footwear she had worn at the restaurant.	10
20	2007	It may be worn with or without clothing.	10
20	2009	It is to be worn, of course, only by a slave.	10
20	2072	Some such chains, of course, such as those sometimes worn by high slaves, are quite expensive, being of gold and set with such stones as rubies, sapphires and diamonds.	10
21	525	On Gor earrings are not worn by free women, and are commonly put upon only the lowest and most sensual of slaves.	10
21	529	It is said that they are even worn by some free women, for example, among the Wagon Peoples of the southern plains.	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	The nose ring, most often, is worn by a slave.	10
1	766	"Does the skin seem to you old," asked Kog, "faded, brittle, cracked, worn, thin, fragile?" "No," I said.	10
2	139	Most of them were smooth, and, on many, the dark varnish was all but worn off.	10
8	249	Most Gorean garments, of course, of the sorts worn by humans, trace back to terrestrial antecedents.	10
8	329	The hair of slave girls, incidentally, unless shaved or shortened as a punishment, or to be sold, often for catapult cordage, is usually worn long.	10
12	211	In cooler weather it is often worn with leggings and a shirt.	10
13	379	I was pleased to learn that she had not worn the false pearls of her own volition.	10
15	40	"The hair," said Grunt, "is worn in the high pompadour, combed back".	10
19	400	"Here, in your country, it seems all that matters is whether a certain garment is worn.	10

Book 18. (18 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	321	A collar of identical design, back in the village, was worn by the lovely, red-haired girl, the former Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, who had so taken the fancy of the young warrior.	10
2	29	The hides, in places, were worn.	10
2	127	The collar, of course, or any collar, might be worn or not.	10
7	418	Then, worn from her ordeals of the day, she was asleep.	10
7	588	They are worn even in the winter.	10
11	115	In the lower fork, rolled in a bundle, were the jewelry and clothes Winyela had worn when she had cut down the tree.	10
14	476	She had worn the robes of concealment, but only a wisp of diaphanous silk, presumably by intent, had feigned to hide her features.	10
22	37	I had not worn it since I had accepted the collar of Canka.	10
25	110	I recalled the coils of supple rope which Iwoso, her maiden, had worn at her belt.	10
28	233	Surely they would have understood that most of such might be worn by Kaiila, but, in flight, moving swiftly, uncertain of their desiderated targets they had, for the most part, restrained their fire.	10
33	162	Turnip rose to her feet and, over her head, drew off the dismal, gray dress she had worn.	10
33	441	"Master well knows how to humble a slave! Once that name was worn by a slave who did not know she was a slave.	10
43	40	It contrasted markedly with the exquisite, almost white, soft-tanned tabukhide dress, with its beads and finery, worn by her mistress.	10
43	157	He then, too, drew from her legs the soft, almost white, tabukhide knee-length leggings which she had worn.	10
43	401	"That will be sufficient, Lady Iwoso," I told her, in Kaiila, and then, with perhaps an overly dramatic gesture, but one whose effect was not lost on the Yellow Knives, I threw aside the robe I had worn.	10
54	3	This could be told at a glance from the hair, which was worn in a high, combed-back pompadour.	10
54	85	In the time that I have worn that name I have taken my highest coups.	10
54	86	More importantly, in the time that I have worn that name, I have, for the first time in my life, found friends".	10

Book 19. (36 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	31	Hitherto I had generally worn veils only when intending to travel incognito in the city, and I had never worn them on official occasions of state.	10
21	34	The tunic I had worn, too, had been worn by others, presumably slaves, before me.	10
33	507	I also saw there garments which looked like those I had worn to the song drama with Drusus Rencius, and had worn later with him on the walls of Corcyrus.	10
1	482	Perhaps I should have worn something more feminine.	10
1	485	"Perhaps I should have worn something less severe?" I said, tentatively.	10
1	496	"Perhaps I should have worn something more feminine," I said.	10
4	293	The hilt of the sword in his scabbard, at his left hip, too, was worn.	10
6	318	Some are worn even long after the performance or event in question, perhaps to let people know that one was fortunate enough to have been the witness of a particular event or performance, or perhaps merely because of their intrinsic aesthetic value.	10
6	354	Some of the smaller fountains were worn down on the right side of their rim.	10
11	6	Even the silken collar sheath, of one color or another, which was usually worn, selected to match a tunic, was gone.	10
13	143	The uniforms the men had worn were not unlike that in which I had just seen Drusus Rencius, and not unlike those of certain others about the dais, soldiers.	10
19	286	But those bodies, I suspected, had worn brands and had had their necks encircled with collars.	10
24	39	I had worn it for only a few Ahn.	10
24	90	I wore the name "Tiffany" now as Susan had worn the name "Susan," now merely as a named animal, merely by the will and decision of masters.	10
24	161	The first collar I had worn had been a color-coded transfer collar, put on me at the holding area outside the gate, probably primarily to comply with the ordinance that female slaves in Ar must wear a visible token of their bondage; otherwise we might simply have had our destinations written on our ...	10
24	194	Such a tunic might have been worn by girls laboring or serving in almost any of his holdings.	10
26	92	I did not have to wear the mill uniform, bearing the sign for the enterprises of Mintar, but wore, instead, usually, a light, white house tunic, similar to that often worn by tower slaves.	10
26	249	She has worn the collar.	10
29	196	The most commonly worn wrist and ankle rings are the twos and threes.	10
29	216	"In Corcyrus," he said, "I was furnished with clothing which she had worn.	10
31	690	He picked up my silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key.	10
32	208	There, putting me to my stomach, he began to replace my bonds with those she had worn.	10
32	211	Had she never worn a slave tunic? I looked up at her, angrily.	10
32	215	My gag was then replaced with the one which she had worn.	10
32	236	I then saw him, and not gently, replace the bonds on Sheila, she now on her belly on the tiles, with those I had worn, even to the gag, packed then tightly in her mouth, wet and sopping, and secured there.	10
33	441	When I was in Corcyrus and I received from Menicius, her Administrator, clothing which had been worn by the Tatrix, I divided it into two bundles and had each sealed with the seal of Corcyrus.	10
33	454	"I, too, have clothing from Corcyrus," said Ligurious, "but it is authentic clothing, clothing actually once worn by the true Tatrix of Corcyrus".	10
33	504	It was the first garment I had ever worn on Gor.	10
33	520	The last pieces were all items of intimate feminine apparel, which had been worn next to my body.	10
33	523	But when I had worn them they had been the garments of a free woman.	10
34	81	But perhaps only those who have worn the collar, and have knelt to a master, can understand these things.	10
36	421	Has she not already worn it, in her dreams? Herein, you see, is embedded a mysterious chemistry, having to do, doubtless, with genetics, with evolution, with complementarities, with the woman's disposition to desire, and her hope to be found attractive by, an intelligent, powerful male, to whom she ...	10
36	554	Such names, like collars, are worn whether the slave wishes them or not.	10
36	989	Many of the garments I wore had been those which I myself had worn, when I had been playing the role of the Tatrix.	10
36	1034	It was the brief slave tunic, sleeveless and gray, which I had worn in the house of Kliomenes, so long ago, in Corcyrus.	10
36	1078	He had seen me as a Tatrix, he had seen me stripped, he had seen me again in the garment, subsequently shortened to slave length, which I had worn in the house of Kliomenes and in the room in the inn of Lysias.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	278	I have mentioned that masks are commonly worn in serious drama and sophisticated comedy, such as it is; I might also mention that they are not worn in most of the minor forms, such as mime or story dance, unless called for by the plot, as in the case of brigands, and so on; farce, on the other hand,...	10
2	429	Had he been of the players he would doubtless have worn their robes.	10
2	798	I saw the free woman who had worn the brief cloth about her hips near the racks.	10
2	918	Accordingly, much attention is paid by slaves, amongst other things, to the arrangement, condition and quality of their hair; it is usually worn long, and is almost invariably clean, glossy, brushed, and combed.	10
9	324	"I have never worn a collar!" "That can be remedied," Boots informed her.	10
10	10	It was the same collar as was worn by Boots's other girls.	10
12	488	The girl who had originally worn it to his house, a blond-haired, blue-eyed Earth girl, was now one of his slaves.	10
14	144	He drew forth from a sack the ragged tunic I had worn in the cell.	10
14	152	"Look," grinned Flaminius, and he signaled again to the fellow who held the rags I had worn.	10
16	789	The scarves which they had worn about them were now knotted about their hips.	10
16	790	They were knotted at the left hips, so that the opening was at their left thighs, where, on the thighs, could be seen the circular, adhesive patches they had worn during the play, those patches which, in the conventions of the theater, informed the audience that they were to be taken, for the purpos...	10
16	1195	I think it must have been years since he had worn it openly.	10
21	108	The wood was not worn smooth and stained with the oil of fingers; the surface of the boards showed little sign of wear, or use, such as tiny scratches or even the subtle indications, the small rubbing marks, of polishings.	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	1292	The long garments, usually worn by free women, such as that now worn by Boabissia, might cover certain defects of gait perhaps, but when one's legs are bared, as a slave's commonly are, one must walk with beauty and grace.	10
4	342	"It takes more than fur and leather, and a dagger worn pretentiously at one's belt, to make a man," I said.	10
4	578	It had been hitherto muchly concealed from detection by the leather and furs she had worn, though even beneath them its subtle and tantalizing lineaments had been clearly suggested.	10
5	111	Mincon had fashioned it for her from her former garments, those she had worn yesterday as a free woman.	10
15	377	If she had once worn a golden, bejeweled collar it was now gone.	10
23	140	He was not wearing the purple of the ubar, but his shoulders were covered with a brown cloak, rather of the sort worn by Administrators in certain cities, civilian statesmen, servants of the people, so to speak.	10
24	196	I have always worn it".	10
24	322	He put to one side, taking it from a shallow pocket within the book's cover, a punched copper disk, on a string, rather the size of that which Boabissia had worn, and put it next to Boabissia's.	10
25	374	She may be given the name afresh, but now to be worn as a slave name chosen by her master, or, sometimes, presumably that she may better understand her dependence on men's will, and her subjection to male domination, she may be given another Earth-girl name.	10
25	1721	The hair of a female slave is normally worn long, and unbound.	10
27	184	These, rather, were plain, and of a sort which might be worn within a slaver's residence or place of business, within pens, kennels, holding areas, warehouses, and such.	10
28	12	It was the common kajira mark, as I had expected, small, delicate, and beautiful, the cursive Kef, the staff and fronds, lyrically feminine, but unmistakable, a brand marking property, worn by most Gorean female slaves.	10

Book 22. (29 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	374	I had worn simple, quiet, unostentatious, dignified garments.	10
3	375	I had worn a long-sleeved blouse, a dark sweater, a plain skirt, dark stockings and low-heeled shoes.	10
3	447	I removed the jewelry, the anklets and necklaces, and such, I had worn.	10
3	904	I saw a pile of my things there on the carpet, the dancer's costume, my purse, my clothes, those I had worn to the library, and such, near the table.	10
5	229	I had, for most practical purposes, worn it since, even sleeping in it, in my kennel.	10
6	435	And even the instructresses I had seen had been barefoot and worn only brief tunics.	10
8	181	There are various hairdos in which such combs are worn in the hair.	10
8	182	Usually, however, the hair of slaves is worn long, and loose, or confined only in some simple way, as with a ribbon or woolen fillet.	10
9	389	It then seemed that it was the dancer in the sawdust, on the block, she who had worn the skirt and halter, and bells.	10
10	568	They are worn even by some free women, I understand, in the far south, the women of the Wagon Peoples there, as well as, generally, by the female slaves of such peoples.	10
11	9	I had very seldom been in sirik, though I had worn one in my training once or twice, so that I might be instructed in the strict limitations it would impose on me, and how I might, nonetheless, move in it, if it were set to suitable widths, in a way pleasing to masters.	10
13	6	I wore a double belt of threaded, jangling coins, one strand high, one low, as with the corded belt of metal pieces I had worn in my virgin dance, weeks ago.	10
13	71	Slave silk, and certainly that sort which is commonly worn in paga taverns and upon occasion in brothels, when the girls are permitted clothing there, is generally diaphanous.	10
13	81	There are a large number of ways in which slave silk is worn.	10
13	82	It can be worn, for example, on the shoulder or off the shoulder, with high necklines or plunging necklines, in open or closed garments, tightly or flowingly, and in various lengths.	10
13	86	Often, too, and as usually in paga taverns, it is worn in brief tunics.	10
13	595	It was perfume of a sort not worn by free women on Gor.	10
14	51	To be sure, it was silk such as would be worn only by a pleasure slave.	10
16	136	She then stood there among them, in a brief tunic of opaque slave silk, such as might be worn during the day.	10
19	26	"Your robes, though worn and shabby, are well kept," he said.	10
20	284	Such a costume, too, it might be mentioned, is often worn for hunting.	10
21	76	I had worn it the last eleven nights.	10
22	115	The collar I had originally worn then, that of Tyrrhenius of Argentum, was removed from my neck.	10
24	107	To be sure, I, too, once or twice, as had other girls, had worn the rectangle of silk in his tent.	10
24	363	I had then worn the rectangle of red silk, that in which he was accustomed to put his use slaves.	10
27	142	Aulus, as I well knew, from when I had worn the rectangle of silk in his tent, was a strong master.	10
28	18	She still wore, soiled now, the tiny, thin rectangle of red silk she had worn in the tent of Aulus.	10
32	96	He tossed the mask he had worn to the side, among his things.	10
34	618	Some of them I had worn.	10

Book 23. (14 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	1119	These are frequently worn by Gorean men, but seldom if ever by Gorean free women, at least publicly, though, I suppose, they might be worn in segregated baths or gymnasiums.	10
6	154	The same chain, in virtue of the links selected, may be worn by any woman.	10
6	699	It is commonly worn naked.	10
8	280	Doubtless this was in major part because she was very lightly complexioned genetically, but it was, too, in part, doubtless, because she would have commonly worn the ornate, heavy, stiff, cumbersome robes of concealment affected by most well-to-do Gorean women.	10
14	114	"The defenders are worn and half starved.	10
15	224	I pulled back the warder's scarflike turban which, I had assumed, was worn to cover and hide a closely cropped head.	10
15	633	Then she said, delightedly, touching the garment, "I have not worn clothes in days!" I smiled to myself.	10
16	13	She had been quite cruel to us, I recalled, as our warder, and had much mocked Lady Claudia in her distress, when Lady Claudia, rather than she, had worn the ropes.	10
21	121	This was the first time, I gathered, that she had worn slave chains.	10
21	975	Normally tunics are worn in urban areas.	10
21	1190	Normally slave silk would be worn in the home, or by paga slaves, or brothel slaves.	10
21	1241	Sometimes a guard, in his kindness, will give them a man's worn sandal, that they may conceal it in their kennel and at night, in secrecy, in their sorrow and need, press it to their cheek, and kiss it, and shed tears upon it.	10
24	940	In such places they learn the wearing of the garments of the Tahari, and, if the master pleases, the stride-measuring ankle chains of the area, worn even by many free women.	10
24	967	"I have worn many names, Master," she said.	10

Book 24. (18 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	It was the common kajira brand, the staff and fronds, beauty subject to discipline, worn by most female slaves on Gor.	10
1	592	For the first time in their lives they had then worn chains.	10
3	321	Such tunics, however, are seldom worn on Gor.	10
3	451	The men seemed worn and haggard.	10
9	113	They, and many such names, are worn by hundreds of women in bondage.	10
13	185	Several of them had the varnish worn from them.	10
17	341	Indeed, they are seldom worn by men.	10
17	342	They are almost always worn by slave girls.	10
18	95	Thus it might be worn about the neck, or, say, twisted about a wrist.	10
19	1620	I then picked up a short, buckled strap, cut from the harness I had worn in drawing the raft through the marsh.	10
19	1622	I then lifted up one end, the loose end, of a long strap, also part of the harness I had worn in drawing the raft through the marsh, and tied it about the four turns of the strap on her neck.	10
26	11	Her hands were now free, but the collar and strap, fashioned from the harness I had once worn, was still on her throat, fastened to the raft.	10
26	63	It is in this ceremony, also, that they receive the two yellow cords commonly worn in the belt of a male Tharnan.	10
36	38	But, too, it was surely the sort of garment that would be likely to be worn only by a woman of the lower castes.	10
37	176	Some of Earth, I seem to recall this from Earth, long ago, who understand, apparently, absolutely nothing of these matters, seemed to have a preconceived notion, doubtless politically motivated, that the slave girl is supposed to be a worn, spent, dismal, starved, overworked, unhappy creature, spend...	10
39	122	The leader of the mercenaries, and several of them, astride their tharlarion, wore wind scarves, rather like those worn in the Tahari, protecting themselves from the dust of the journey.	10
39	148	"Have you ever worn slave silk before?" I asked.	10
44	283	The collar she wore was not one of the common, flat, lovely, close-fitting, light-but-inflexible lock collars worn by most female slaves in the north.	10

Book 25. (23 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	188	Even gloves are often worn.	10
1	435	This ring, which had several tiny knobs on it, was worn on the first finger of his right hand.	10
2	29	Once before, in the neighborhood of Brundisium, far to the north and west, when she had thought she was to receive a similar garment, one which had previously been worn by another slave, Marcus had refused to permit it to her.	10
6	24	The viewer, or the male viewer, at any rate, understands that the decorous attire of the embonded beauties of the moving platform is not likely to be worn in the exposition cages or on the block.	10
7	75	Too, he had been placed in motley rags, not unlike the sort that might be worn by a comedic mime upon the stage.	10
7	409	She had worn the robe of a penitent or suppliant.	10
7	562	Such a surface would be likely to be quite smooth to her feet, too, presumably having been worn smooth by the bared feet of numerous women before her.	10
8	114	A medallion of Ar was also placed about Talena's neck but the traditional medallion, which had been worn by Marlenus, and which he had seldom permitted out of his keeping, and which he may have had with him upon his departure from the city long ago, had not been found.	10
9	12	"Have you never worn chains?" asked a man.	10
9	425	I have worn the collar.	10
17	47	The masks worn, the costuming, the dialogue, and such, make it clear, of course, which roles are to be understood as the female roles.	10
17	74	The bracelet, the anklet and ring are often worn by women whose slavery is secret, largely hidden from the world, though not, of course, from themselves and their masters.	10
19	649	It was the first collar I had ever worn.	10
20	243	The collar worn by such slaves had been gray, matching the tunic, and it had been customary to lock about their left ankle a steel band, also gray, from which depended five small bells, also of gray metal.	10
21	584	I picked up the small cloak she had worn, and put it about her shoulders.	10
22	650	This is because the sheath of the knife or sword is, by right-handed men, commonly worn on the left, facilitating the across-the-body draw to the right.	10
22	671	I would then, in the concealment of one of the doorways, put her in the small cloak she had worn before, now folded in my wallet, and we would then make our way home.	10
25	271	The slave looked up at me while the retainer removed his chains, and the identificatory slave bracelet, of silver, which he had worn on his left wrist.	10
25	684	He did so, and I locked a silver slave bracelet, resembling the one he had previously worn, on his left wrist.	10
26	111	The Turian camisk, which is more demure, and is one of the few Gorean slave garments with a nether closure, is sometimes worn in cities, particularly in the south.	10
27	496	"And do not forget this," I said, lifting up the small, capped leather capsule on its thong which the former Ubara had worn about her neck, which contained the compromising note, which had given her such power over him when he was a slave.	10
27	525	In a bit Lavinia was bedecked in the robes which had been worn by Talena.	10
27	1009	"Then, in effect," I said, "aside from having worn the collar and such, you have never experienced what one might call a full slavery?" "Like a common slave slut?" she asked.	10

Book 26. (30 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	1294	"Forgive me, I beg of you, beautiful Mistress! Please, forgive me, beautiful Mistress!" The slippers, I supposed, might not be greatly unlike those which the Lady Constanzia herself had worn when free, even those which she might have worn on the afternoon of her abduction.	10
6	200	So, to be sure, I might not have worn certain narrow, stiltlike garments as well as a model but I had learned, initially to my surprise, and later to my dismay, and terror, and later, yet, rather to my contentment, and even joy, that I might, in a bit of silk, or in a bracelet and a pair of bangles,...	10
8	115	I had worn, almost from the first, a light, gleaming, about-a-half-inch-high, close-fitting steel collar.	10
8	192	The drug had now worn off.	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	310	I had only twice, in my training, in my costuming, and silking, and such, worn a garment with a nether closure.	10
8	319	It is worn over the head and tied at the waist, normally with one or more loops of binding fiber.	10
8	486	Now, however, the effects of the drug, or drugs, had worn off.	10
9	222	I wondered how many were women such as I and how many might, perhaps only days ago, have worn the heavy, complex, gorgeous, ornate robes and veils of the free women of this world.	10
10	165	There are also wrist leashes, usually worn on the right wrist of a right-handed girl, or on the left wrist of a left-handed girl, and ankle leashes, similarly oriented.	10
11	498	I would not have expected to have worn other than a common collar, of course.	10
11	1506	I had worn one almost constantly in my journey to this place.	10
12	206	Need she know that I had, in much of my journey, worn a slave hood? I was becoming very uneasy with our conversation.	10
12	549	The finger tips of my gloves, and the palms of them, were worn and soiled from pressing the hard surfaces about me.	10
13	787	He knew my name, that which I had been given, that on my collar, which, perhaps, had been worn by many others before me! I recalled that some of the guards in the pens did not care to administer a formal whipping to a woman, as opposed to some admonitory blows now and then, until they knew her name,...	10
13	808	Had I not considered it in countless thoughts? Had I not worn it in a thousand dreams? To be sure, it doubtless had many meanings, rich and complex, subtle and deep, which only gradually, bit by bit, as they were revealed to me, I might come to understand, and love.	10
14	628	She still lay on the floor, in the tiny sliplike garment she had worn.	10
14	915	It is commonly worn by low girls".	10
14	933	This is the common way in which such collars are worn.	10
16	713	The jewelry I had worn, the bracelets and the bangles, the armlet and the earrings, had been removed from me.	10
23	16	It was not so much the fact that I was muchly exposed, for I have worn slave strips, and less, and slaves grow used to such things, and may even revel in them brazenly, as the fact that I was now revealingly clad in the very way I had once intended for her to be revealingly clad.	10
23	73	I had worn one only once, in training.	10
23	82	This binding is of thick, supple leather; it fits snugly, closely, to the contours of a girl's face and mouth; it had been drawn back, tight, on me; that is the way such things are worn; on the outside it is covered with hinged metal plates.	10
23	161	I had worn one once before, in the pens.	10
24	537	I saw a heavy, bootlike sandal, the sort worn by warriors, which can sustain long marches over stony soils, which provides protection from the slash of coarse grasses and the strike of leech plants, nudge Dorna.	10
24	679	But, I hoped, no more, no more! She, too, was a slave! Doubtless she would be in the same collar and chain that I had worn.	10
29	42	She was in at least the outer robe of a free woman, apparently the same ornate, colorful, expensive robe that had been worn that morning.	10
34	105	"These are undoubtedly those which were worn by our prisoner.	10
45	127	How fierce were his eyes! That he had worn the mask suggested to me that perhaps it had not been intended that I recognize him.	10
46	592	I looked to the two cloaks, the one he had worn, the other which had been put about me after I had been removed from the slave box, and set before him, on my knees.	10

Book 27. (13 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	154	Perhaps you should not have worn those shorts, or bared your midriff, or worn your hair in that fashion, or worn that svelte, mannish suit, or moved in such a brusque manner, or spoken sharply to the cab driver.	10
18	134	In its way, the collar has some of the symbolic aspects of the marriage ring, except, of course, that that ring is a symbol worn by a free woman who is the putative equal of a man, whereas the collar is worn by a slave, and, aside from such things as its identificatory purposes, important in Merchan...	10
30	638	Once a woman has worn the collar, truly worn it, you see, she is forever spoiled for freedom.	10
3	32	She had not worn her hair in this fashion, that short, rather at her nape, since she was a girl.	10
4	72	Did this mean that she, somehow, now shared some status, or condition, with that other woman, that trivial, simple, stupid, hated, beautiful Tutina? Surely not! Too, she now understood the meaning of the bandage which had been worn by Tutina to both performances.	10
4	97	How amused must the blond woman, Tutina, have been, she thought, when she removed her clothing and would then compare her own abundant, vital, provocative riches with the worn, slack, tired, withered, pathetic, impoverished form which, helpless and unconscious, lay before her.	10
4	192	But once, daringly, she had worn two light, narrow, golden bracelets on her left wrist, that might sometimes strike together, making a tiny, provocative sound.	10
4	511	She had never worn such a device.	10
7	65	It was on her as fixedly as ever, as efficiently, as perfectly, as it had been on her former world, in the house where she had worn the white hospital or examination gown, in the house where she had been given the first injection, while lying on her right side before his desk.	10
8	40	She had worn it high on her head, in a severe bun.	10
8	156	Perhaps in the cocktail lounge, in your short, lovely outfit, with the chiffon, you should not have been so animated, so charming, should not have worn those three strands of pearls about your neck, so closely, so much like a slave collar.	10
11	173	So, thought Ellen, I have been given a common brand, that appropriate for any low girl! So that is how he thinks of me! That is how he rates me! But it is beautiful! And it is doubtless, if it is indeed the most common brand, worn by thousands, at least, of girls on this world.	10
13	118	Had she hinted at that, or her slaveness, when she had worn the two small bracelets? Perhaps, she thought.	10

Book 34. (4 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	141	The second in line was she who had worn the maid's uniform, or what seemed such a uniform; third was she whom I had first seen in the torn evening gown; her legs were well revealed in her short tunic; then came the taller of the two young women who had worn the frivolous, boyish garb, apparently ado...	10
6	547	Two of the preceding girls, one the girl who had worn the expensive jacket and skirt and the other the girl who had worn the torn evening gown, apparently had not performed this gesture of obeisance promptly enough or satisfactorily enough, for each was forced to repeat the action, again and again, ...	10
30	428	It would not do to keep the bright yellow tunic I had worn at the slave ring, that which I had worn when posing as a guide slave for Tyrtaios, of the Black Court.	10
62	36	Usually, however, these are worn, if worn, as a pair of chevrons, low on the left sleeve, usually of a darker garmenture.	10