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| 29 | 264 | View more quotes about almost">Almost at the same time the walls, on the inside, seemed alive with archers, who must have been hidden behind the parapets. |
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| 29 | 261 | There had been a horrendous sound of splintering, as the heavy gate had cut through the strakes of the galley like an ax through twigs. |
| 29 | 262 | In that moment I had seen, through the closely set latticework of the gate, the chopped galley leaping upward. |
| 29 | 263 | I saw Callimachus thrown into the water, and the men, suddenly, lifted up with the galley, some clinging to benches, others rolling on the deck. |
| 29 | 264 | Almost at the same time the walls, on the inside, seemed alive with archers, who must have been hidden behind the parapets. |
| 29 | 265 | The prow, to which I clung, then fell back towards the water, and I leaped from it. |
| 29 | 266 | In a moment I rose to the surface, gasping, trying to see. |
| 29 | 267 | The debris of the forequarters of the galley was floating about me. |