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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had, almost from the first in Kamchak's wagon, been truly fond of Dina, and I think she of me. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #158)
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21 158 I had, View more quotes about almost">almost from the first in Kamchak's wagon, been truly fond of Dina, and I think she of me.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 155 Several times criers had passed through the streets shouting that I was still at large and calling out my description.
21 156 Once two guardsmen came to the shop, searching it as I expect most other structures in the city were searched.
21 157 During this time I climbed out a back window facing another building, and hoisted myself to the flat roof of the shop, returning by the same route when they had gone.
21 158 I had, almost from the first in Kamchak's wagon, been truly fond of Dina, and I think she of me.
21 159 She was truly a fine, spirited girl, quick-witted, warm-hearted, intelligent and brave.
21 160 I admired her and feared for her.
21 161 I knew, though I did not speak of it with her, that she was willingly risking her life to shelter me in her native city.
Several times criers had passed through the streets shouting that I was still at large and calling out my description. Once two guardsmen came to the shop, searching it as I expect most other structures in the city were searched. During this time I climbed out a back window facing another building, and hoisted myself to the flat roof of the shop, returning by the same route when they had gone. I had, almost from the first in Kamchak's wagon, been truly fond of Dina, and I think she of me. She was truly a fine, spirited girl, quick-witted, warm-hearted, intelligent and brave. I admired her and feared for her. I knew, though I did not speak of it with her, that she was willingly risking her life to shelter me in her native city. - (Nomads of Gor)