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Dina

Book 4. (65 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	482	But I could judge Dina's run, two left, one right, so I set the kaiila running at full speed for what would seem to be the unwilling point of rendezvous between Dina and the leather of the bola.	10
9	94	Indeed, to the annoyance of Elizabeth Cardwell, who had spent her nights under the wagon in the last weeks, there were two such in our own wagon, the girl Dina, whom I had snared in the contests of the bola, and her companion, the fine wench who had bitten the neck of Kamchak's kaiila and had attemp...	10
9	95	"Does it mean," Dina had asked me that night, head to boot, "that Dina's master is pleased with her?" "Yes," I said, "it does".	10
8	359	One of the best among the wagons I had heard was a Kassar slave, a swift Turian wench whose name was Dina.	10
8	447	She is Dina of Turia".	10
8	458	Little did we know that one of those girls was Dina of Turia, who, of course, would run not for the skilled Kamchak, but for his awkward friend, the clumsy Tarl Cabot, not even of the Wagon Peoples, new to the kaiila and bola! Conrad and Albrecht had perhaps even come to the camp of the Tuchuks with...	10
8	463	Even the Turian girl, Dina, perhaps the best slave among all the wagons in this sport, was laughing, hanging on the stirrup of Albrecht, looking up at him.	10
8	476	Surely she had not miscounted, not Dina of Turia.	10
8	505	I looked down at Dina of Turia.	10
8	514	I looked down at Dina, who lay at my feet, now no longer struggling.	10
8	522	I then took Dina of Turia in my arms and, at some length, and with a certain admitted satisfaction, collected my winnings.	10
8	610	It was with a kind of shock that I suddenly realized that she, and Dina of Turia, now belonged to Kamchak and myself.	10
8	615	I saw Dina of Turia look at me.	10
10	14	The standard of the Kassars is that of a scarlet, three-weighted bola, which hangs from a lance; the symbolic representation of a bola, three circles joined at the center by lines, is used to mark their bosk and slaves; both Tenchika and Dina wore that brand; Kamchak had not decided to rebrand them,...	10
10	16	Neither Tenchika nor Dina would be with us.	10
10	19	Dina, though she was slave, I had placed on the saddle before me, her legs over the left forequarters of the animal, and had ridden with her from the wagons, until in the distance I could see the gleaming, white walls of Turia.	10
10	44	"Why not Dina?" she asked.	10
10	55	"No," I said, "Dina of Turia.	10
10	62	"You, Dina of Turia," I said, "are free".	10
10	69	And indeed it was a free woman who cried those words, Dina, a free woman of Turia.	10
10	106	Elizabeth Cardwell, who had been fixing the fire in the wagon, had been startled when I had returned without Dina, but had not dared to ask what had been done with her.	10
10	120	Now she assumed that the disappearance of Dina from the wagon was to be similarly explained.	10
10	122	For my part I did not think it would be a good idea to tell her that I had freed Dina.	10
10	130	No, it was best that Elizabeth Cardwell believe I had callously sold the lovely Dina of Turia.	10
10	150	Once outside, to my astonishment, he turned to me and said, "You were a fool to free Dina of Turia".	10
10	161	"A girl such as Dina of Turia is worth more than a kaiila," he said.	10
10	268	And he had then pointed to Dina and Tenchika, clad Kajir, who were at that time busy in the wagon.	10
10	271	It was only then that it had occurred to me that both girls might have been acquired in the games; as a matter of fact, however, I later learned that only Tenchika had been so acquired; Dina had first felt the thongs of a master beside the burning wagons of a caravan in which she had purchased passa...	10
10	272	Now, looking on the approaching palanquins, I supposed that so once, in veil and silks, had ridden the lovely Tenchika, and so, too, as far as I knew, might have ridden the lovely Dina, had she not fallen earlier and otherwise to the chains of Kassar warriors.	10
11	250	"Tenchika and Dina are gone," said he.	10
11	258	Still, Tenchika and Dina had not quarreled very much.	10
11	260	"Who, may I ask," asked Aphris, "were Tenchika and Dina?" "Slaves, Turian wenches," said Kamchak.	10
12	313	"Because I am better than Dina and Tenchika," she said.	10
21	110	"Dina of Turia!" I cried.	10
21	111	* * * * I stayed four days in the rooms above the shop of Dina of Turia.	10
21	114	At one time, I gathered from Dina, her father's shop had been the most famed of the baking shops of Turia, most of which are owned by Saphrar of Turia, whose interests range widely, though operated naturally, as Gorean custom would require, by members of the Caste of Bakers.	10
21	119	Dina had lived for a time on the savings of the family, but had then taken them, sewn in the lining of her robes, and purchased a place on a caravan wagon bound for Ar, which caravan had been ambushed by Kassars, in which raid she herself, of course, had fallen into their hands.	10
21	148	"You are very beautiful, Dina of Turia," I said to her.	10
21	153	Dina and myself attracted little attention from guardsmen or men-at-arms.	10
21	158	I had, almost from the first in Kamchak's wagon, been truly fond of Dina, and I think she of me.	10
21	162	Indeed, it is possible I might have died the first night in Turia had it not been that Dina had seen me, followed me and in my time of need boldly stood forth as my ally.	10
21	165	When Dina was about her own business, shopping for her clients, usually in the early morning and the late afternoon, I would remain in the rooms above the shop.	10
21	170	Sometimes Dina and I, in our walking about the city, would ascend the high walls and look out over the plains.	10
21	174	"You seem troubled, Tarl Cabot," said Dina, by my side, looking with me out over the prairie.	10
21	175	"It is true, my Dina," said I.	10
21	186	"I shall miss you, too, my Dina of Turia," I told her.	10
21	192	"How will you leave the city?" asked Dina.	10
21	223	Dina was still watching the broil below and laughing, for the driver seemed so utterly distressed and apologetic, cringing and dancing about and scraping before the irate officer.	10
21	233	I seized Dina of Turia in my arms.	10
21	252	And Dina of Turia ran down the walkway, along the rim of the high wall of Turia.	10
22	85	It was Dina of Turia! The laughing Tuchuk, he with the bloody shoulder, hauled her before us.	10
22	87	"Marvelous! A fighter!" Suddenly Dina stopped pulling and kicking and scratching.	10
22	96	"With our lives!" Dina of Turia looked at me, gratitude in her eyes.	10
22	100	I knew that while the Tuchuks remained in Turia there would be in all the city no woman more safe than lovely Dina, she only of the Caste of Bakers.	10
27	68	Shortly before Albrecht and Tenchika had been there, and Dina of Turia with her two Tuchuk guards, who had kept her safe from harm during the fall of the city.	10
27	69	Tenchika had approached Dina of Turia.	10
27	70	"You wear no collar now," Dina had said.	10
27	73	"Will you now return to Turia?" asked Dina.	10
27	77	"Here," said Tenchika, thrusting the small cloth sack she held into Dina's hands.	10
27	79	Dina, wondering, opened the package and within it she saw the cups and rings, and pieces of gold, which Albrecht had given her for her victories in the runnings from the bola.	10
27	81	"Does he know?" asked Dina.	10
27	83	"He is kind," said Dina.	10
27	84	"I love him," said Tenchika, kissing Dina and hurrying away.	10
27	85	I approached Dina of Turia.	10
27	96	"And I," I said, "wish you well—noble Dina of Turia".	10

Book 11. (140 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	529	It was more slender, more vertical, more like a stem with floral, cursive loops, about an inch and a half in height, and a half inch in width; it was, I would later learn, the initial letter in cursive script of the Gorean expression 'Kajira'; my own brand was the "dina"; the dina is a small, lovely...	10
3	531	That in the north the lovely dina was spoken of as the "slave flower" did not escape the notice of the expatriated Turians; in time, in spite of the fact that "Dina" is a lovely name, and the dina a delicate, beautiful flower, it would no longer be used in the southern hemisphere, no more than in th...	10
7	1355	"I am Dina! I am Dina!" I clutched him, joyously, his.	10
9	1025	"If your master has been pleased to call you 'Dina,'" said Ladletender, "then you are Dina".	10
9	1029	"I am Dina," I said swiftly, "only Dina, the girl of my master".	10
9	1674	I knew I was now only Dina, a slave, and was now only of Gor! I was now only Dina, a Gorean slave at the mercy of masters.	10
12	265	"You should let Dina please you," I said, "for soon you may be branded, and then you will be only a poor little slave like Dina".	10
13	216	"Would you not like to own this pretty little Dina? Do you have a Dina among your girls?" He twisted my head, held by the hair, from side to side.	10
3	532	"Dina," in the north, for many years, had been used almost entirely as a slave name.	10
3	533	The reason, in the north, that the dina is called the slave flower has been lost in antiquity.	10
3	535	As he chained her collar to his stirrup, he is said to have looked about the field, and then named her "Dina".	10
3	536	But perhaps the dina is spoken of as the slave flower merely because, in the north, it is, though delicate and beautiful, a reasonably common, unimportant flower; it is also easily plucked, being defenseless, and can be easily crushed, overwhelmed and, if one wishes, discarded.	10
3	537	The brand Eta wore was not the "dina"; it was, as I would later learn, the initial letter in cursive script of the Gorean expression 'Kajira'; it, too, however, was, in its delicacy and floral nature, an incredibly beautiful and feminine brand; I recalled that I had thought that the brand I had heat...	10
3	538	It was natural, given the fact that the dina is the "slave flower," that eventually enterprising slavers, warriors and merchants, those with an interest in the buying and selling of women, should develop a brand based on the flower.	10
3	540	Some merchants invent brands, as the dina was invented, in order to freshen the nature of their merchandise and stimulate sales.	10
3	547	Unfortunately for these entrepreneurs, their greed and lack of control over the metal shops resulted in the widespread proliferation of the dina brand.	10
3	554	Yet I had been made a "dina".	10
3	557	He had decided the dina brand would be, for me, exquisitely "right".	10
3	805	It was very meticulous, and clean, and deep, and lovely and delicate; it was incredibly feminine; it was as though my femininity had been literally stamped upon my body; it was as though I had been certified a certain sort of thing, which thereafter, no matter what I wished, or what I might be told,...	10
4	247	On my thigh I wore one of the most beautiful brands, the dina, the slave flower.	10
4	307	"Kan-lara Dina," she said.	10
5	634	"Dina," said the girl with the bruise to me.	10
5	635	She had called me that because of my brand, the Dina, or Slave Flower.	10
5	637	As she had said "Dina," it had been a term of abuse.	10
5	638	The Dina brand is one of the more frequently found of the specialized brands on Gor.	10
5	642	"Dina!" she said, and kicked me.	10
5	698	"Shameless slave," cried the last girl in the line, she who had lamented the fate of her mistress, and who had called me "Dina," and kicked me.	10
5	818	She was the one who had called me "Dina," and who, when I had been bound, had kicked me.	10
7	1320	"The Slave Flower, the Dina!" I cried.	10
7	1322	"The Dina!" I cried.	10
7	1323	"The Dina!" He had begun to have me.	10
7	1330	I was the only Dina among his girls.	10
7	1332	Often girls who wore it were called Dina.	10
7	1351	"You are Dina," he said, laughing, his voice like a lion.	10
7	1352	"You are the slave Dina, whom I own".	10
7	1356	"Dina loves Master!" I wept.	10
7	1357	"Dina loves Master!" * * * * Later I lay in his arms, an owned slave girl, content beside the mightiness of her master.	10
7	1366	I was only Dina.	10
7	1369	"If Dina has found favor with her master," I said, "she is pleased".	10
7	1374	"It is I, Dina, in your arms, who am without strength".	10
7	1381	"You did not seem weak to me, Master," I said, "when you laughed, and took me, and named me Dina.	10
7	1386	Dina, the Earth girl, she who had once been Judy Thornton, a lovely college student and poetess, was now the enslaved love conquest of Clitus Vitellius of Ar.	10
7	1396	"Has Dina pleased you this night?" I asked.	10
7	1409	"Dina wants Master's collar," I whispered, kissing at him.	10
7	1414	"Does Dina love her master?" he asked.	10
9	183	"A Dina," said another girl.	10
9	382	"My former master, Clitus Vitellius, of Ar," I had said, "called me Dina".	10
9	388	"I name you Dina," he said, putting the name on me, naming his animal.	10
9	390	"Dina," I had said, "Master".	10
9	393	"Dina," I said.	10
9	394	"Many girls with your brand are called Dina," said Turnip.	10
9	443	Yet, why should a girl who needs a whipping not be whipped, if she has a Gorean master? "Dina is right," said Radish.	10
9	448	"This is a peasant village, Dina," said Verr Tail.	10
9	587	"Come, Dina, pull harder," said Thurnus.	10
9	633	"Untie Dina," said Thurnus, "and take her to the cage".	10
9	635	"Poor little Dina," said Thurnus, looking down at me, as the ropes were removed from my small limbs.	10
9	666	What idiots they were! There were better things to do with a beautiful slave girl than hitch her to a plow! "The village is not a good place for you, Dina," Turnip had once said to me.	10
9	714	"I see, Dina," he laughed, "that you are good for something after all".	10
9	725	"Remain behind, Dina," had said Melina, companion of Thurnus.	10
9	747	"Remove your tunic, Dina," she said.	10
9	962	Dina, she who had been Judy Thornton, was so much a slave! The women of Earth are slave meat, I thought.	10
9	1024	"My master has been pleased to call me 'Dina,'" I said.	10
9	1027	I had not meant to imply that my name might not be 'Dina.	10
9	1032	"Pretty Dina," said Ladletender.	10
9	1038	"You have rough hands, Dina," he said.	10
9	1070	"Would you like, pretty Dina," said Ladletender, fingering my neck, "to have a pretty steel collar, perhaps enameled?" "I have never owned a collar," I said.	10
9	1175	"Perhaps, pretty Dina," said Melina, companion to Thurnus.	10
9	1274	"I have come to fetch you, Dina," he said.	10
9	1305	"Tonight," he said, "you will be a feast and a festival to us, Dina".	10
9	1326	It, like the girl, Dina, whom I was, belonged to my master.	10
9	1327	Dina was responsible for it.	10
9	1329	Dina might be beaten.	10
9	1489	Much and well had the young men of Tabuk's Ford pleasured themselves with the girl from Earth, the former Judy Thornton, now the helpless Gorean slave girl, Dina.	10
9	1834	In each plan Dina, the slave girl, had been the bauble with which to bring about her will.	10
9	2301	"But so, too, are you, pretty little Dina," said Thurnus.	10
9	2341	You will all be pleasure slaves for the Master! Surely you have learned something from little Dina!" She again inspected the line.	10
9	2372	"You may rise, Dina," said Tup Ladletender to me.	10
9	2389	"I wish you well, Dina," she said.	10
9	2395	"The village," said he, "is no place for you, little Dina.	10
10	2	"Clean yourself well, Dina," said Tup Ladletender.	10
10	49	"Look, Dina!" said Tup Ladletender, pointing upward.	10
10	69	"You must sparkle, Dina," he said to me.	10
10	142	"You are beautiful, Dina," said he.	10
11	102	"A Dina," said the woman.	10
11	124	"Dina," I said.	10
11	127	"For the time then," said Sucha, "until masters wish otherwise, you will remain 'Dina.	10
11	129	"Follow me, Dina," she said.	10
11	137	On the other side of the door, she said, "Precede me, Dina".	10
11	183	"Yes," said the former Judy Thornton, now the slave, Dina, "I am tamed".	10
11	200	"You are Dina," she said.	10
11	238	"Kneel, Dina".	10
12	29	"Meat, Dina!" cried a man.	10
12	43	"You will not be sold, Dina," Sucha had said to me.	10
12	72	Who is most often summoned to his couch? "Meat, Dina!" cried another man, and I hastened to him, to kneel and serve him.	10
12	84	"Dina!" called a man.	10
12	107	"You are the meat I want, Dina," he said.	10
12	118	"Is it your intention, Dina," had asked a soldier, coming up behind me, "to dash yourself to the ground?" "No, Master," I said to him.	10
12	195	"Taunt him," said he, "Dina".	10
12	213	How often would Dina, a slave, have a man, such a man, so at her mercy? I could arouse him with impunity, and he could not touch me.	10
12	232	I could not even write my own name, Dina, in Gorean.	10
12	241	"Is Master afraid of Dina?" I asked.	10
12	262	"Let Dina give you pleasure, Master," I whispered.	10
12	263	"Let Dina please you".	10
12	271	"Dina is sorry that you will soon be a slave, Master," I said.	10
12	278	"Run along, Dina," said Borchoff, returning to the prisoner.	10
12	305	Then he called out, "Sulda, Tupa, Fina, Melpomene, Dina, feast and please our mysterious guest, he who finds it difficult to recall his caste, his name or city".	10
12	339	"Dina!" called the fellow to whom I had earlier served the spiced hot meat.	10
12	358	"Please, Master," I wheedled, "feed Dina".	10
12	390	* * * * "A little wine for Dina, Master," I begged.	10
12	397	"A little wine for Dina, please, Master," I begged.	10
12	595	"It is the Dina," said one of them.	10
12	813	It could not be happening to me! "What is wrong with you, Dina?" whispered a girl.	10
12	824	But it was happening to me! Of course you can be stolen, foolish Dina, I said to myself.	10
13	149	Her brand is the Dina, the slave flower.	10
13	215	"She wears the Dina," said the auctioneer, indicating to the crowd my brand, the slave flower.	10
13	233	"Walk, little Dina," said he to me.	10
13	241	"Walk well, little Dina," cautioned the auctioneer.	10
13	244	"Stand proudly, little Dina," said the auctioneer.	10
13	278	"On your belly, little Dina," he said.	10
13	332	"It is all right, little Dina," he said, with surprising pleasantness, considering how harshly he had managed me upon the block.	10
13	336	"Then Dina will not be whipped?" I asked.	10
13	344	"One moment, little Dina," he said.	10
13	361	"Writhe, little Dina," he said, "writhe".	10
13	432	"Stand, little Dina," said the auctioneer.	10
17	37	I wore the Dina.	10
20	97	What A slave you are, I thought, Yata, or Teela, or Dina, or whatever men will call you! Then I thought, yes, yes, I am a slave! I supposed I had always been a slave, even on Earth.	10
20	385	"Dina," he said.	10
21	162	"You are a Dina," he said.	10
21	168	"We shall test your boasting later, little Dina," he said.	10
27	39	"Oh," he said, "you are an interesting and clever slave! That is one of the reasons you are so dangerous, Dina.	10
27	43	"Does Master care for Dina?" I asked.	10
27	134	"Greetings, little Dina," he roared.	10
27	289	"You are so beautiful, Dina! So beautiful!" "I am pleased if Master is pleased," I said.	10
27	299	"How beautiful you are, Dina!" he cried.	10
27	392	"You are beautiful, Dina!" he cried.	10
27	397	"And you, Dina, pretty little slave, are so beautiful!" "Oh!" I cried.	10
27	408	"I wish you well, Dina," he said.	10
27	636	"I shall miss you, Dina," he said.	10
29	61	"Now I have you where I want you, Dina," said he, "Earth girl".	10
29	207	Now I was only a branded slave girl, Dina, helpless in the arms of her master.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	739	"I have five brands," said the metal worker, "the common Kajira brand, the Dina, the Palm, the mark of Treve, the mark of Port Kar".	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	495	As I recall, her name was "Dina".	10

Book 22. (2 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	370	Indeed, there is even a brand called the "Dina," which resembles the Dina, or slave flower, a tiny, roselike flower.	10
17	369	In this respect they are like Lita and Dina.	10

Book 23. (8 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	833	"Come to the Dina!" said the first.	10
24	834	"All our girls are dinas!" She turned her left thigh to me and drew up her tunic, showing me the dina brand.	10
24	835	The dina is a small, roselike flower.	10
24	837	The dina brand, or slave-flower brand, is a common one on Gor.	10
24	876	"Are they expensive?" "We, like those at the Dina and Veminium, are affordable," she said.	10
24	908	"Yes, Master," said the dina.	10
24	922	"Roxanne, of the Dina, slave of Simonides, taverner of Port Cos," said the first.	10
24	950	Certain names on Gor tend to be used almost exclusively as slave names, such as Dina, Lita, Lana, Tafa, Tela, Tula, and so on.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	153	What more could one expect of a Dina or Lita? Do not blame them.	10
9	112	Such names, 'Ina', 'Ita', 'Tuka', 'Tula', 'Dina', 'Lita', and such, as suggested earlier, are common slave names.	10

Book 25. (4 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	268	First, 'Dina' is a common slave name, often given to girls with the "Dina" brand, which is a small roselike brand.	10
12	256	"Have you read," I asked, "the Manuals of the Pens of Mira, Leonora's Compendium, the Songs of Dina, or Hargon's The Nature and Arts of the Female Slave?" "No, Master," she said, eagerly.	10
12	264	Perhaps a word is in order pertaining to the Songs of Dina.	10
12	265	Some free women claim that this book, which is supposedly written by Dina, "a slave," which continues to appear in various editions and revisions, because of its intelligence and sensitivity, is actually, and must have been, written by a free woman.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	569	One such is 'Dina'.	10

Book 27. (2 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	279	"What is the title of the eighteenth love song of Dina, the slave poetess?" he asked.	10
17	184	"Perhaps it is a temporary brand, put on them for shipping purposes, before they have the kef, the dina, a city mark, or such, put on them".	10

Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	846	The most common types are the staff and fronds, and the Dina, resembling a small and common flower of that world.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	323	Slave names are often short, and convenient, such as 'Lita', 'Lana', 'Dina', and such.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	The Sea Sleen was not one of the higher, larger taverns in the great port of Brundisium, such as that of the Diamond Collar, the Joys of Turia, the Dina, the tavern of Chang, that of Hendow, or such.	10

Book 31. (4 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	34	"What of the masters?" said Dina.	10
6	35	She wore the tiny Dina brand, "the slave flower".	10
6	36	The Dina is a familiar slave brand, but not nearly as common as the cursive Kef.	10
6	37	The girls who wear that brand are often called "Dina," doubtless from the mark.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	98	There is little on which one cannot bet, the turning of cards and the fates of small, marked stones, the trickle of rain drops down a polished shield, the number of petals on a dina or talendar.	10
46	465	"Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna.	10