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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Angrily then, my hand still in her hair, I jerked her head forward and, still keeping her on her knees, crouching over her, I thrust her face beneath the water. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #538)
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24 538 View more quotes about angrily">Angrily then, my hand still in her hair, I jerked her head forward and, still keeping her on her knees, crouching over her, I thrust her face beneath the water.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 535 I forced her to her knees in the water and then, holding her by the hair, not permitting her to leave her knees, I forced her head back until her dark hair, beneath where I had it knotted in my hand, was loose, floating in the water, and the bow of her exquisite slave beauty was well exposed to me.
24 536 I regarded her for a time, so held.
24 537 "Please, Master," she wept, "be gentle with me".
24 538 Angrily then, my hand still in her hair, I jerked her head forward and, still keeping her on her knees, crouching over her, I thrust her face beneath the water.
24 539 I held it there for a time, and then pulled it up.
24 540 Sputtering, half blinded by the water, gasping, she wept, "Please, Master, forgive me! I did not mean to displease you!" I then flung her on her back in the water and, she struggling, gasping, trying to keep her head above water, again had her.
24 541 Then I thrust her up, half sitting, half lying, against the edge of the tub.
I forced her to her knees in the water and then, holding her by the hair, not permitting her to leave her knees, I forced her head back until her dark hair, beneath where I had it knotted in my hand, was loose, floating in the water, and the bow of her exquisite slave beauty was well exposed to me. I regarded her for a time, so held. "Please, Master," she wept, "be gentle with me". Angrily then, my hand still in her hair, I jerked her head forward and, still keeping her on her knees, crouching over her, I thrust her face beneath the water. I held it there for a time, and then pulled it up. Sputtering, half blinded by the water, gasping, she wept, "Please, Master, forgive me! I did not mean to displease you!" I then flung her on her back in the water and, she struggling, gasping, trying to keep her head above water, again had her. Then I thrust her up, half sitting, half lying, against the edge of the tub. - (Rogue of Gor)