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

I heard some men cry out in pain, ribs or arms broken. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #431)
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 428 Obediently the oars slid outboard, and suddenly, all along the starboard side there was a great grinding, and the slaves screamed, and there was a sudden ripping of planks and a great snapping and splintering of wood, the sounds magnified, thunderous and deafening, within the wooden hold.
13 429 Some of the oars were torn from the thole ports.
13 430 Others were snapped off or half broken, the inboard portions of their shafts, with their looms, snapping in a stemward arc, knocking slaves from the benches, cracking against the interior of the hull planking.
13 431 I heard some men cry out in pain, ribs or arms broken.
13 432 For an ugly moment the ship canted sharply to starboard and we shipped water through the thole ports, but then the other ship, with her shearing blade, passed, and the Rena righted herself, but rocked helplessly, lame in the water.
13 433 From my point of view the battle was now over.
13 434 I looked at the officer.
Obediently the oars slid outboard, and suddenly, all along the starboard side there was a great grinding, and the slaves screamed, and there was a sudden ripping of planks and a great snapping and splintering of wood, the sounds magnified, thunderous and deafening, within the wooden hold. Some of the oars were torn from the thole ports. Others were snapped off or half broken, the inboard portions of their shafts, with their looms, snapping in a stemward arc, knocking slaves from the benches, cracking against the interior of the hull planking. I heard some men cry out in pain, ribs or arms broken. For an ugly moment the ship canted sharply to starboard and we shipped water through the thole ports, but then the other ship, with her shearing blade, passed, and the Rena righted herself, but rocked helplessly, lame in the water. From my point of view the battle was now over. I looked at the officer. - (Raiders of Gor)