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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The next time he drew her head up, free of the water, he released her hair. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #40)
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39 40 The View more quotes about next">next time he drew her head up, free of the water, he released her hair.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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39 37 Then, after a time, he pulled her head up, out of the water, and she looked at him, turning her head as she could, sputtering, coughing, water in her eyes, his hand tight in her hair, gasping for breath.
39 38 "No!" she begged, as her head was again forced under the water.
39 39 Again, I feared she would be drowned.
39 40 The next time he drew her head up, free of the water, he released her hair.
39 41 They stood in the water, she half bent over, looking at one another.
39 42 He then gestured toward the shore, as he had before, and this time she, head down, frightened, obedient, waded to the shore.
39 43 Shortly thereafter, approaching from the east, I saw Hiza, the upper part of her body wrapped in a slave net, stumbling toward the camp.
Then, after a time, he pulled her head up, out of the water, and she looked at him, turning her head as she could, sputtering, coughing, water in her eyes, his hand tight in her hair, gasping for breath. "No!" she begged, as her head was again forced under the water. Again, I feared she would be drowned. The next time he drew her head up, free of the water, he released her hair. They stood in the water, she half bent over, looking at one another. He then gestured toward the shore, as he had before, and this time she, head down, frightened, obedient, waded to the shore. Shortly thereafter, approaching from the east, I saw Hiza, the upper part of her body wrapped in a slave net, stumbling toward the camp. - (Smugglers of Gor)