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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I must not breathe! I must not breathe! And then the cage broke the surface of the water and, sputtering, I expelled air, and sucked into my lungs the glory of an unpolluted world's air. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #713)
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9 713 I View more quotes about must">must not breathe! I must not breathe! And then the cage broke the surface of the water and, sputtering, I expelled air, and sucked into my lungs the glory of an unpolluted world's air.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 710 Was I not, in some way, however negligible, of some value, an investment of sorts, as the dealer had reminded the free woman? What if they miscalculated? What if I could not hold my breath as long as they expected? I began to despair.
9 711 Strange memories, from the past, flashed about me, as though swirling in the water.
9 712 I must breathe! Then I felt the cage shift, jerk, and begin to be drawn toward the surface.
9 713 I must not breathe! I must not breathe! And then the cage broke the surface of the water and, sputtering, I expelled air, and sucked into my lungs the glory of an unpolluted world's air.
9 714 I gasped.
9 715 I tried to rub the water from my eyes.
9 716 "No!" I cried out, as the cage, again, released, descended into the water.
Was I not, in some way, however negligible, of some value, an investment of sorts, as the dealer had reminded the free woman? What if they miscalculated? What if I could not hold my breath as long as they expected? I began to despair. Strange memories, from the past, flashed about me, as though swirling in the water. I must breathe! Then I felt the cage shift, jerk, and begin to be drawn toward the surface. I must not breathe! I must not breathe! And then the cage broke the surface of the water and, sputtering, I expelled air, and sucked into my lungs the glory of an unpolluted world's air. I gasped. I tried to rub the water from my eyes. "No!" I cried out, as the cage, again, released, descended into the water. - (Plunder of Gor)