Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 417 | Mariners of some View more quotes about ships">ships freed the mooring lines of others, and then their own, and then boarded, some of them using the lines themselves to regain the decks. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 414 | Others made use of various planks and gangplanks. |
| 20 | 415 | On some of the ships now there was scarcely room for the oarsmen to ply their levers. |
| 20 | 416 | Water lapped high on the hulls; the rams were now at least a yard under the water; even the lower tips of their shearing blades were submerged. |
| 20 | 417 | Mariners of some ships freed the mooring lines of others, and then their own, and then boarded, some of them using the lines themselves to regain the decks. |
| 20 | 418 | Several of the ships then departed from the piers, pushing off with the three traditional poles. |
| 20 | 419 | Among these was the ship called the Tina. |
| 20 | 420 | I looked out into the harbor. |
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Others made use of various planks and gangplanks.
On some of the ships now there was scarcely room for the oarsmen to ply their levers.
Water lapped high on the hulls; the rams were now at least a yard under the water; even the lower tips of their shearing blades were submerged.
Mariners of some ships freed the mooring lines of others, and then their own, and then boarded, some of them using the lines themselves to regain the decks.
Several of the ships then departed from the piers, pushing off with the three traditional poles.
Among these was the ship called the Tina.
I looked out into the harbor.
- (Renegades of Gor)