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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Above on the deck I could hear running feet, men shouting. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #335)
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13 335 View more quotes about above">Above on the deck I could hear running feet, men shouting.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 332 I put down my pan of bread, onions and peas, sliding it under the bench.
13 333 I might want it later.
13 334 I slid the oar out of the thole port and readied it.
13 335 Above on the deck I could hear running feet, men shouting.
13 336 I heard the voice of the captain, Tenrik, crying to his helmsmen, "Hard to starboard!" The big ship began to swing to starboard.
13 337 But then another cry, wild, drifted down from the basket on the main mast, "Two more ships! Off the starboard bow!" "Helm ahead!" cried Tenrik.
13 338 "Full sail! Maximum beat!" As soon as the Rena had swung to her original course, the oar-master cried "Stroke!" and the mallets of the keleustes began to strike, in great beats, the copper-covered drum.
I put down my pan of bread, onions and peas, sliding it under the bench. I might want it later. I slid the oar out of the thole port and readied it. Above on the deck I could hear running feet, men shouting. I heard the voice of the captain, Tenrik, crying to his helmsmen, "Hard to starboard!" The big ship began to swing to starboard. But then another cry, wild, drifted down from the basket on the main mast, "Two more ships! Off the starboard bow!" "Helm ahead!" cried Tenrik. "Full sail! Maximum beat!" As soon as the Rena had swung to her original course, the oar-master cried "Stroke!" and the mallets of the keleustes began to strike, in great beats, the copper-covered drum. - (Raiders of Gor)