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| 33 | 131 | These View more quotes about blades">blades were seven feet in height, like convex moons of iron. |
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| 33 | 128 | I looked over the rail, to the great wooden, iron-shod ram, which protruded, in part, from the water. |
| 33 | 129 | I looked over the starboard rail, and saw the great, curved shearing blade, fixed in the side of the vessel. |
| 33 | 130 | Its mate, anchored, too, in the strakes, forward of the oars, reposed on the port side. |
| 33 | 131 | These blades were seven feet in height, like convex moons of iron. |
| 33 | 132 | It is said that such blades were an invention of Tersites, a shipwright of Port Kar. |
| 33 | 133 | I returned to stand beside Callimachus. |
| 33 | 134 | "You have not fought on the water before, have you?" he asked. |