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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

It took but one glance and I dove into the water, swam to her, seized her by the ankle and dragged her under, kissing her, rolling about beneath the surface. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #54)
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13 54 It View more quotes about took">took but one glance and I dove into the water, swam to her, seized her by the ankle and dragged her under, kissing her, rolling about beneath the surface.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 51 In some of the larger pools the girls went as cheaply as one copper tarn disk.
13 52 For the fee one was entitled to use the girl as he wished for as long as he wished, his use, of course, limited by the hours of the pool's closing.
13 53 The first time I had seen Nela, several days ago, she had been playing in the pool alone, rolling about.
13 54 It took but one glance and I dove into the water, swam to her, seized her by the ankle and dragged her under, kissing her, rolling about beneath the surface.
13 55 I liked the lips and feel of her and when we broke surface, she and I laughing, I asked her how much she went for.
13 56 "For a tarsk," she laughed, and turned about, looking at me, "but you will have to catch me first".
13 57 I knew this game of bath girls, as though they, mere slaves, would dare to truly flee from one who pursued them, and I laughed, and she, too, sensing my understanding, laughed.
In some of the larger pools the girls went as cheaply as one copper tarn disk. For the fee one was entitled to use the girl as he wished for as long as he wished, his use, of course, limited by the hours of the pool's closing. The first time I had seen Nela, several days ago, she had been playing in the pool alone, rolling about. It took but one glance and I dove into the water, swam to her, seized her by the ankle and dragged her under, kissing her, rolling about beneath the surface. I liked the lips and feel of her and when we broke surface, she and I laughing, I asked her how much she went for. "For a tarsk," she laughed, and turned about, looking at me, "but you will have to catch me first". I knew this game of bath girls, as though they, mere slaves, would dare to truly flee from one who pursued them, and I laughed, and she, too, sensing my understanding, laughed. - (Assassin of Gor)