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

There must have been in the neighborhood of a hundred, oared river galleys, the balance of the fleet which had been prepared for Shaba's originally projected penetration of the Ua, and perhaps again as many canoes. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #31)
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33 31 There View more quotes about must">must have been in the neighborhood of a hundred, oared river galleys, the balance of the fleet which had been prepared for Shaba's originally projected penetration of the Ua, and perhaps again as many canoes.

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

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33 28 "Yes, Master," she said, commanded, hurrying from us to address herself to her tasks.
33 29 I looked into the distance, downriver, half shutting my eyes against the glare from the water.
33 30 Downriver, several pasangs away, small but unmistakable, moving in our direction, was a fleet of canoes and river vessels.
33 31 There must have been in the neighborhood of a hundred, oared river galleys, the balance of the fleet which had been prepared for Shaba's originally projected penetration of the Ua, and perhaps again as many canoes.
33 32 If there were crews of fifty on the galleys and from five to ten men in a canoe, the force behind us must have ranged somewhere between five and six thousand men.
33 33 "It is Bila Huruma!" shouted Kisu in triumph.
33 34 "So this is why you accompanied me on the Ua?" I asked.
"Yes, Master," she said, commanded, hurrying from us to address herself to her tasks. I looked into the distance, downriver, half shutting my eyes against the glare from the water. Downriver, several pasangs away, small but unmistakable, moving in our direction, was a fleet of canoes and river vessels. There must have been in the neighborhood of a hundred, oared river galleys, the balance of the fleet which had been prepared for Shaba's originally projected penetration of the Ua, and perhaps again as many canoes. If there were crews of fifty on the galleys and from five to ten men in a canoe, the force behind us must have ranged somewhere between five and six thousand men. "It is Bila Huruma!" shouted Kisu in triumph. "So this is why you accompanied me on the Ua?" I asked. - (Explorers of Gor)