Almah was my constant associate, and all around regarded us with the profoundest respect.
The people were the mildest, most gentle, and most generous that I had ever seen.

The Kohen seemed to pass most of his time in making new contrivances for my happiness.

This strange people, in their dealings with me and with one another, seemed animated by a universal desire to do kindly acts; and the only possible objection against them was their singular love of darkness.
My freedom was absolute.

No one watched me.

Almah and I could go where we chose.