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Tina

Book 8. (124 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	347	To one side, two girls, Cara and Tina stood, both in their brief woolen slave garments, Tina's hands at her belly, where they were still confined by the slave strap and bracelets.	10
2	163	"But I met, in a tavern," said Arn, "a brief-tunicked girl, though free, small, black-haired, black-eyed, named Tina, with a notched ear".	10
2	298	"You insult me!" "Your purse was stolen in Lydius," Rim reminded him, "by a little notch-eared wench called Tina".	10
3	280	"Will the Lady Tina of Lydius deign to face me?" asked the judge, using the courteous tones and terminology with which Gorean free women, often inordinately honored, are addressed.	10
3	282	"Tina!" I said.	10
3	289	I suspected that little Tina would cut few purses in the future.	10
3	290	"Will the Lady Tina of Lydius please deign to face me?" asked the judge, with the same courtesy as before.	10
3	298	"It is now my duty, Lady Tina," said the judge, "to pass sentence upon you".	10
3	302	"Are you prepared now, Lady Tina of Lydius," asked the judge, "to hear your sentence?" "Yes," she said, regarding him, "my judge".	10
3	303	"I herewith sentence you, Lady Tina of Lydius," said the judge, "to slavery".	10
3	312	"Lady Tina," requested the judge, "go to the rack".	10
3	338	The judge looked down upon the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
3	341	"Brand the Lady Tina of Lydius," he said.	10
5	41	Yesterday I had sent Tina for bread.	10
5	55	Tina, on the other hand, had been kept in the slave strap and bracelets, except when she was working in the kitchen area, cooking, and peeling suls and such.	10
5	57	If we had permitted Tina to run free, as with Cara, I think she might have attempted escape.	10
5	78	"It is Tina!" I heard laugh.	10
5	79	"Tina!" cried others.	10
5	109	I glanced at Tina, standing beside me.	10
5	132	Tina, however, was fresh to her collar.	10
5	135	I regarded Tina.	10
5	359	I saw Cara and Tina watching.	10
5	370	I saw Cara and Tina standing by the rail.	10
5	373	Tina could not lift her hands to bid her city farewell, for her wrists were locked in slave bracelets, fastened at her belly, strung through the ring of a slave strap.	10
6	17	I removed the slave strap and bracelets from Tina.	10
6	22	Tina turned about and looked at me, agony on her face.	10
6	34	She, Tina, was well marked.	10
6	37	Tina, the slave, wept.	10
6	590	"The little she-sleen!" I observed Tina, carrying a pitcher of water to two of the men working at the side of the Tesephone.	10
6	652	Tina lifted her head.	10
6	689	I regarded Tina.	10
6	698	This time lovely Tina, beneath her tan, from the wharves of Lydius, blushed red, and put down her head.	10
6	718	I indicated Tina.	10
6	732	I thought Tina would prove popular in the camp.	10
6	770	"Tina! Come here!" She had been serving, too.	10
6	778	"Note," said Tina.	10
6	798	"That time," said Tina, "you did not feel it".	10
6	813	Tina looked quickly at him.	10
6	817	"You, Master," said Tina, to a handsome young seaman, who wore a wristlet studded with purplish stones, amethysts from Schendi, "would you be so kind as to rise and come forward".	10
6	829	"Here is your wristlet," said Tina, handing him the amethyst-studded wristlet.	10
6	832	Most of those at the fire were as startled as the handsome young seaman when they saw the wristlet in Tina's hand.	10
6	835	"Master," said Tina.	10
6	849	"Master?" asked Tina.	10
6	851	But when Tina stumbled against me, before I realized it, neatly, the purse strings had been cut.	10
6	856	"Perhaps," said Tina.	10
6	867	Tina tossed the tiny knife back to Rim.	10
6	887	I indicated Tina.	10
6	1132	"Cara and Tina can manage," I told her.	10
7	52	Arn had heard in Lydius that we had acquired little Tina, as I had thought he might.	10
7	58	I had given Arn no definite answer on his request to purchase Tina, his object in coming to my camp.	10
7	60	Those objections were Tina's, not mine, and they were not of account, for she was slave.	10
7	67	I would decide on the disposition of lovely Tina later.	10
12	156	I was interested in seeing again the delicious, quick-handed little Tina, Rim's lovely slave, Cara, and in particular a former panther girl, a proud, sweet-bodied, dark-haired girl, who wore my collar, who had found herself helpless in my hands, whose name was Sheera.	10
13	250	Rim, Grenna, Sheera, Tina and Cara were thus with the attacking force.	10
14	45	He would also hold, of course, several female slaves, Sheera, Cara, Tina and Grenna, taken from my camp; Verna and her women, taken from the camp of Marlenus; and the girls of Marlenus, taken, too, from his camp.	10
15	432	I saw Cara and Tina, still in their white wool slave tunics, save that they were now dirtied and torn.	10
18	67	Then, of course, after having laid this impediment in the path of his pursuer or pursuers, he, with his choice male prisoners, Marlenus chief among them, and the twenty-four captured slave girls, including Verna, Cara, Grenna and Tina, continued their flight to the shores of gleaming Thassa and thei...	10
18	80	I saw Cara behind her, in the bit of white wool still left her, and behind her, Tina, in the shreds of her simple garment of wool.	10
18	81	Behind Tina was Grenna, also in the branch-lashed, white-woolen tatters of a slave garment, for she had been enslaved in my camp before her capture by the men of Tyros.	10
18	170	I noted that Cara and Tina were tied together, forming one pair of slave girls.	10
18	245	The first pair was Cara and Tina.	10
18	250	It was natural that the pairs had been arranged as they had, particularly that of Cara and Tina, given their location in the coffle.	10
18	251	I needed Tina, and I preferred to have Cara, too, though, for my plan, another girl might do as well.	10
18	252	If Cara had not been tied with Tina I should still have done what I did.	10
18	253	I needed the pair which contained Tina.	10
18	257	"Gather wood, quickly, and return!" cried the fellow guarding Cara and Tina.	10
18	260	"Come with us," wept Tina.	10
18	284	"I obey!" wept Tina.	10
18	296	"Master," whispered Tina, her eyes wide.	10
18	297	"Where is the guard?" asked Tina.	10
18	305	"There is great danger here for you, Master," said Tina.	10
18	309	Then I looked down at Tina.	10
18	310	"There are more than fifty men of Tyros here," said Tina.	10
18	314	"You must flee," whispered Tina.	10
18	335	I then dragged it down to the beach and threw it on the great pile of wood which I, and Cara and Tina, had accumulated.	10
18	356	"You will have the first watch," I told Tina.	10
18	358	"Yes, Master," said Tina.	10
18	388	I looked at Tina, tied, back against the tree, my slave.	10
18	401	I awakened only once before nightfall, to change the positions of Tina and Cara.	10
18	402	I wished Tina to be fresh.	10
18	405	I freed both Cara and Tina.	10
18	419	She and Tina then finished the bit of water remaining.	10
18	489	I looked at Tina.	10
18	506	I called to Tina, softly, from the shadows of the forest.	10
18	518	"Kneel," I told Tina.	10
18	522	I took the slave whip from my belt and touched Tina on the shoulder with it.	10
18	533	"Protect me, Masters!" wept Tina.	10
18	541	"Protect me, Master!" wept Tina.	10
18	544	Tina was beautiful.	10
18	551	Tina did so, and was examined by them, with the candidness accorded a female slave.	10
18	552	"I was stolen from Bosk of Port Kar," wept Tina, "by the terrible Sarus of Tyros".	10
18	554	Tina did not seem to understand their tacit communication.	10
18	567	Tina kept her head down.	10
18	568	"Protect me!" wept Tina.	10
18	575	"I am fortunate," breathed Tina, "to have fallen in with you".	10
18	577	Tina shook with fright.	10
18	585	Tina straightened herself.	10
18	589	"Please," whispered Tina.	10
18	591	Tina said nothing.	10
18	593	Tina gasped.	10
18	596	Tina lay in the sand before him, one knee raised, her head turned to one side.	10
18	609	Tina was now kneeling at the side of the leader of the men of Tyros.	10
18	612	"Did Tina please you?" she asked.	10
18	615	Again Tina looked up, piteously, at the leader.	10
18	617	Tina's eyes shone.	10
18	621	"Very well, Master," said Tina.	10
18	636	Tina was thrown to her stomach in the sand, and bound hand and foot.	10
18	645	Tina moaned.	10
18	647	Tina regarded him with horror.	10
18	657	Tina had one night, perhaps two, to do her work.	10
18	673	I had thrown Tina among them.	10
19	15	It was now the night following that on which I had, by my will, forced Tina to deliver herself to the men of the Rhoda and Tesephone.	10
19	49	Perhaps Sarus was unnerved, too, by the escape, the day before yesterday, of Cara and Tina.	10
20	51	Cara and Tina were no longer in the coffle.	10
21	7	Tina slipped within the gate.	10
21	37	"They made me do it!" cried Tina, to my surprise.	10
21	103	"I have it," said Tina.	10
22	421	"Let the slave Tina stand before me," said I.	10
22	422	Tina, in my collar, in white wool, stood before me.	10
22	424	"Nothing is owed to a slave," said Tina.	10
22	452	I doubted, however, that Tina would be often caught.	10
22	454	Tina's collar was removed.	10
22	471	"Tina is free!" He ran suddenly toward her and she tried to scramble away, climbing over the thwarts, but he caught her by the scruff of the tunic and pulled her under the water.	10
22	478	I expected that little Tina and handsome, young Turus would see much of one another in Port Kar, jewel of gleaming Thassa.	10

Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	416	I recalled a girl named Tina, once of Lydius, now of Port Kar.	10

Book 12. (48 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	220	He was satisfied with lovely Tina, who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
6	582	"Have you see aught of the Lady Tina of Lydius?" inquired one of the men.	10
6	589	"Have you see the Lady Tina?" asked the leader of the men.	10
6	616	"I am the Lady Tina of Lydius," she said.	10
6	618	"I am the Lady Tina of Lydius," she said.	10
6	622	I had once owned a slave named Tina, who also had been from Lydius.	10
6	624	The Tina whom I had known was now free, an esteemed member of the caste of thieves in Port Kar, one of the most skillful in the city.	10
6	626	I looked at this Tina.	10
6	731	She glanced at the Lady Tina.	10
6	732	"Do not look at me, Slave!" hissed the Lady Tina.	10
6	754	I saw her make a tiny face at the Lady Tina.	10
6	755	"Oh!" cried the Lady Tina, in fury, squirming in the leather.	10
6	759	"I hate you all!" said the Lady Tina.	10
6	788	I, in the light of the subsiding fire, watched the Lady Tina fight weeping with her bonds.	10
6	801	The free woman, the Lady Tina of Lydius, too, slept, lying on her side, exhausted from her struggles of the night.	10
6	824	"Awaken, Lady Tina," I heard Ram say.	10
6	834	"What are you doing?" demanded the Lady Tina.	10
6	852	"To Lydius, Lady Tina," I informed her.	10
6	860	Suddenly Lady Tina went white.	10
6	870	"Run, Lady Tina," suggested Ram.	10
6	904	She who had been the Lady Tina was held safe in the arms of Ram, her master.	10
6	908	She who had been the Lady Tina looked at her with fear.	10
6	950	"Constance is first girl," I told her who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
6	951	"Yes, Master," said she who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
6	953	"Mistress," said she who had been the former Lady Tina of Lydius, frightened, to Constance.	10
7	45	Beside him, on the floor, knelt Tina, which was now her slave name.	10
7	55	I looked down at Tina.	10
7	62	Tina, too, I noted, straightened herself a bit.	10
7	68	Ram then pulled Tina to the feet by her hair and forced her head down on the anvil.	10
7	84	Who would recognize in her the former lofty lady of Lydius, the rich Lady Tina, who had often trod these streets aloof and hidden, probably escorted, in her several veils and multitudinous robes of concealment? Looking upon her, and look they would, they would see only a bond girl, only a lovely, ha...	10
8	182	I saw that she, too, as had the Lady Tina of Lydius, knew too little of men to fear them.	10
10	12	"Late that night," said he, "in the alcove they surprised me with Tina.	10
23	252	I remembered Tina and Constance.	10
23	268	"Such as Tina and Constance," I said.	10
23	271	"You have come north then primarily," I said, "seeking Tina".	10
23	290	"I think Tina is my perfect slave," he said, grinning.	10
23	294	"Together we might seek out Tina and Constance".	10
30	12	One of these girls was the former Lady Tina of Lydius, whom Ram had once enslaved.	10
30	56	Tina was released from the post, and fled to him, but stopped short, the point of his blade at her belly.	10
30	69	Tina was dragged in her collar and slave silk to the post.	10
30	222	"Do not fight!" cried Tina.	10
30	225	Then she knelt as did Tina, as what she was, as a slave girl, at the post, with her hands lifted and fastened above her head to the ring.	10
30	227	"Be silent, Girl," said Ram to Tina.	10
30	229	"Yes, Master," said Tina.	10
30	271	I saw Tina and Arlene, braceleted at the iron posts.	10
30	280	I saw Tina and Arlene, in their collars, slumped unconscious at the posts, their small wrists still obdurately captive in the inflexible slave bracelets which secured them so perfectly at the ring.	10
35	1006	I saw Tina with Ram, and Poalu with Imnak.	10
38	38	Tied by the neck to the left-hand, rear upright of Ram's sled, clad in furs, was Tina.	10

Book 15. (3 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	18	Yesterday evening I had boarded the Tina, out of Victoria, captained by Callimachus.	10
33	28	To port and starboard, each some fifty yards away, gray and silent, intermittently visible in the fog, each lying to, as was the Tina, were two other galleys, the Mira, out of Victoria, and the Talender, out of Fina.	10
33	202	And the independent ships, like the Tina, are not manned by warriors, but by volunteers, stalwart but untrained fellows, mostly of lower castes.	10

Book 16. (74 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	83	In an instant, the signals relayed, the Tina leaped forward.	10
1	134	The Tina knifed toward the chain.	10
1	141	Once again the Tina approached the chain, swinging about now, broadside to the chain.	10
1	147	A heavy stone broke away the railing of the stern castle of the Tina.	10
1	163	I heard the chain scraping at the side of the Tina, then the shearing blade on our starboard side, swinging to starboard, struck the wood of a longboat.	10
1	166	But the Tina, the chain cleared, was now swinging about.	10
1	169	I heard men behind me extinguishing the flames on the Tina.	10
1	171	And the Tina backed away again from the chain, her bow facing it.	10
2	1	Night Slowly, in the darkness, the Tina prowled the chain.	10
2	10	The oars of the Tina lifted and slid partly inboard.	10
2	95	The longboat had been put down across the chain, the Tina abeam of it, a quarter of an Ahn ago.	10
2	163	"Return to the Tina," I said.	10
2	201	"Return to the Tina.	10
2	210	"We have encountered no further evidence of work at the chain," said a man, as we neared the location of the Tina, east of the chain, a single lantern swinging on one of her stem-castle lines.	10
2	224	The Tina then, in a few Ehn, came abeam of the chain.	10
3	7	I could hear the stroke of the hortator's hammer even on the Tina.	10
3	26	Already the Tina was speeding toward the intruder.	10
3	32	The Tina, shuddering, backing, with a splintering of wood, freed her ram.	10
4	76	It was her intention not to be stopped at the Tina but to shatter between us and the Mira, opening the line.	10
4	92	There were, of course, three such poles on the Tina and on the Mira.	10
4	96	Almost simultaneously other men, on the Tina and Mira, with ropes and grappling irons, drew the ships more closely together.	10
4	171	There was cheering upon the Tina.	10
4	193	"The Voskjard has exposed his flank to us!" The Tina and her line moved forward.	10
4	219	Then the Tina, with the Mira to starboard and the Talender to port, lay to in our lines.	10
4	242	"Not faster than the Tina," said the officer.	10
5	4	One of my feet was on the Tina.	10
5	8	Men on the Tina, using loose oars as levers, were trying to pry the ships apart.	10
5	27	I nearly struck, by accident, an oarsman from the Tina, too on the pirate's vessel.	10
5	29	I saw the fellow I had nearly struck board the Tina, literally with the pirates.	10
5	32	Then he was again on the deck of the Tina.	10
5	35	Pirates were at the stern castle of the Tina.	10
5	50	I saw a man on the Tina plunge backward, his hands clutching at an arrow protruding from his forehead.	10
5	61	The ship shuddered as the great catapult loosed a stone which shattered into the rowing frame on the port side of the Tina.	10
5	62	In moments I and the others, now some seven men, cutting at pirates, severing ropes, separated the two vessels and, as they slipped loose of one another, leaped onto the stern of the Tina, falling upon the pirates who had boarded her there.	10
5	168	No longer was the Tina alert to her helms.	10
5	179	The Tina lying to, several of us stood upon our benches, that we might observe the Portia's fate.	10
5	202	"Infantrymen of Ar!" cried a man on the Tina.	10
6	3	The Tina shook in the water and, swerving, slid back.	10
6	61	Of Port Cos, we had had the Leda and Tais; of Ar's Station, we had had the Olivia and Portia, and four prize ships; of Fina, we had had the Talender; of Victoria, we had had the Mira and Tina.	10
6	62	Of these eleven ships, four remained, the Tais, Olivia, Talender, and Tina.	10
6	90	Then, from the scarred, half-shattered, smoke-blackened stern castle of the Tina, first from one trumpet, lifted by a fellow who was little more than a boy, and then from another, and from another, there resounded notes of defiance.	10
6	166	The Tina shuddered in the water, and then, once more, with her sisters, the Olivia and the Tais, her oars catching at the water, her ram half lifting, dripping, from the Vosk, defiant and gallant, leapt forward.	10
7	4	I dove into the water, from the bow railing of the Tina.	10
7	8	Voskjard ships crowded about the Olivia, the Tais and Tina.	10
7	55	The Olivia, the Tais and the Tina were still afloat.	10
8	1	I Conduct Business upon the Tamira; I Return to the Tina, Bringing with Me Some Things Which I Find of Interest I, knife between my teeth, in the water, clung to the starboard rudder of the Tamira.	10
8	393	They would also make it difficult to return to the Tina.	10
9	1	I Acquire Another Girl; I Renew an Acquaintance with Two Old Friends "Who is there?" called the fellow from the gunnels of the Tina.	10
9	13	In a moment I stood, shivering, on the deck of the Tina.	10
9	109	On either side of the bar, the Tina and the Tais, with stout ropes, four inches in width, strained, too, to free the Tuka.	10
9	116	Using this as a diversion the Tina and the Tais, with Aemilianus, and the crew and men of the Olivia, with captured pennons from prize ships taken earlier from the Voskjard, had permitted other ships, like sharks, to pass them, following the light of the Olivia, taking that light for the locale of b...	10
9	123	"I fear there is little time," called Callimachus from the rail of the Tina.	10
9	131	I left my position and, hurrying, ankle deep in sand and water, lowering my head to pass under the ropes between the Tina and the Tuka, made my way along her hull until I came to the river, and there entered the water, and swam about her stern quarters.	10
9	290	The ropes by which the Tina and the Tais had drawn the Tuka from the bar were being cast off.	10
9	295	"We must board the Tina".	10
9	307	I then, my hand in the girl's hair, drawing her behind me, swam slowly about the bow of the Tuka and to the side of the Tina.	10
9	308	In moments, helped by crewmen, we had attained the deck of the Tina.	10
9	332	Callimachus and I, with the officer, went to the starboard rail of the Tina.	10
9	358	The Tais, dark, low in the water, beautiful, scarred and lean, fierce, one of the most dangerous fighting ships in the navy of Port Cos, under the command of Calliodorus, captain in Port Cos, swept about the stern of the Tuka and the bow of the Tina.	10
9	378	I discarded my belt and sword and dove from the rail of the Tina.	10
9	456	I helped the two chained men to stand on the wreckage, that they might be lifted aboard the Tina.	10
10	5	In a river galley, of the construction of the Tina, her legs fell on either side of the heavy, wooden concave slope of the bow to the water and ram.	10
10	7	Our Tina was second in our line.	10
10	19	I had made it in Victoria before venturing west, there to join the Tina at the chain.	10
10	40	When freed on the Tina he had first expressed his desire to be put ashore, when possible, to make his way to Turmus, but, upon learning that a certain slave, one called Florence, was confined within the high walls of the holding of Policrates he had begged instead to be granted a place on a bench an...	10
10	58	Following the Tuka and the Tais, by prearranged plan, we in the Tina had then rowed southward along the chain until we came to the point where the northward-moving portion of the Voskjard's fleet, that which we had once mistaken for the support vessels of Callisthenes, had cut the chain.	10
10	64	Before we had left the vicinity of the encounter between the Tais and the Tamira, I had called loudly, as though to Callimachus, "We have made good our immediate escape! Let us hasten now to Tetrapoli, where our safety most securely may be sought!" There had been an answering cheer from the crew of ...	10
10	166	Welcome, Masters, all!" The Tina drew alongside the walk.	10
10	212	From the wall's height I could see the walk near the holding crowded with our men, emerged from the holds of the Tuka and Tina.	10
11	55	Among them, too, we had placed Shirley and Lola, who had been at the prows of the Tuka and Tina when we had entered the sea yard.	10
11	105	"I count eighty-nine," said Miles of Vonda, "including those two, both yours, whom we brought in at the prows of the Tuka and Tina".	10
12	10	The Tuka, the Tina and the Tais had been removed from the sea yard.	10
12	82	I was much pleased that we had removed the Tuka, as well as the Tina and Tais from the sea yard.	10
20	36	At the kennel, incidentally, I had arranged for Shirley to receive the whipping which had been due to her for having lifted her head without permission on the deck of the Tina.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	206	You are not going to be sold as a tower slave, Lady Tina.	10
20	42	"Greetings, Tina," I said.	10
20	59	"Your master is surely one of the ugliest men I have ever seen," said Tina.	10
20	73	"That is interesting," said Tina.	10
20	97	"Lactantius," said Tina, "is merciless with me.	10
20	115	"Am I ugly, Tina?" I asked.	10
20	138	"Your master is not contenting you, is he?" asked Tina.	10
20	146	"Interesting," said Tina.	10
20	168	"Does he rent you out?" asked Tina.	10
20	171	"The whole matter seems very puzzling," said Tina.	10
20	185	"What is the news, Tina?" I asked.	10
20	201	"Where do they think she went?" "No one knows," said Tina.	10
20	206	"Tina," I said.	10
20	220	I dallied by the stream until Tina had finished her work and returned to the vicinity of her master's wagon.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	1220	To be sure, if I owned her, I thought I would shorten it to Tina.	10

Book 22. (2 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	173	My usual instructress was "Tina," the name which she had been given on this world.	10
5	191	I do not know what the nature of Tina's brand was, as I never saw it, but I am sure it was there, probably high on the left thigh, like mine, beneath that brief skirt.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	833	"Who obeys?" "Tina obeys!" I suppose, too, one has upon occasion seen a lovely woman and wished that she might have a certain name, for one might think that an excellent name for her.	10
20	322	"This ship here," he said, "is the Tina, out of Victoria.	10
20	336	"If I were to remove this canvas would I see the name 'Tina'?" The fellow on board looked sharply at the man with me.	10
20	345	I had read there, in archaic script, the name 'Tina'.	10
20	346	"Your ship, then," I said to the fellow on board, "is indeed the Tina".	10
20	403	Many other passengers had boarded the ships which had remained wharfed, such as the Tina and Tais.	10
20	419	Among these was the ship called the Tina.	10
21	8	One of these was the ship to whose captain I had spoken earlier, the Tina.	10

Book 24. (3 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	825	Rather, say, the 'Hope of Tina.	10
1	837	The "Hope of Tina," a melody of Cos which would surely be popular with most of the fellows present, on the other hand, was an excellent choice.	10
1	859	Yet, too, uncompromisingly, she was one with the music, and, particularly in the beginning, with the story, seeming to examine her own charms, timidly, as if, like the "Tina" of the song, she might be considering her possible merits, whether or not she might qualify for bondage, whether or not she m...	10