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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I tied her hands behind her back, and then took her by the ankles and held her upside down, thrusting her head and shoulders, and upper body, under the cold waters of the canal. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #118)
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3 118 I View more quotes about tied">tied her hands behind her back, and then took her by the ankles and held her upside down, thrusting her head and shoulders, and upper body, under the cold waters of the canal.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 115 He slumped down, unconscious.
3 116 I took binding fiber from my sea bag and tied his wrists together behind his back, and crossed and tied his ankles.
3 117 I then turned to the girl.
3 118 I tied her hands behind her back, and then took her by the ankles and held her upside down, thrusting her head and shoulders, and upper body, under the cold waters of the canal.
3 119 In a few seconds I pulled her up, sputtering, and sat her, tied, against the wall across from me.
3 120 She gasped for air; she tried to clear water from her eyes.
3 121 She choked.
He slumped down, unconscious. I took binding fiber from my sea bag and tied his wrists together behind his back, and crossed and tied his ankles. I then turned to the girl. I tied her hands behind her back, and then took her by the ankles and held her upside down, thrusting her head and shoulders, and upper body, under the cold waters of the canal. In a few seconds I pulled her up, sputtering, and sat her, tied, against the wall across from me. She gasped for air; she tried to clear water from her eyes. She choked. - (Explorers of Gor)