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

I had the admiral freed of his leg irons and he and I, from the stem castle of his own ship, regarded the approaching ships. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #483)
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14 483 I had the admiral freed of his leg irons and he and I, from the stem View more quotes about castle">castle of his own ship, regarded the approaching ships.

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

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14 480 In a quarter Ahn my vessels were aligned for battle.
14 481 The enemy fleet, the twelve ships, was now, by estimate from the lookout, with his glass, some four pasangs distant.
14 482 If they came within two pasangs, I would board the Dorna.
14 483 I had the admiral freed of his leg irons and he and I, from the stem castle of his own ship, regarded the approaching ships.
14 484 "Do you wager," I asked him, "that they come within two pasangs?" "They will fight!" he said.
14 485 The Lady Vivina, prepared for the prow, stood nearby, a sailor's hand on her arm, she, too, watching the approaching ships.
14 486 Then the admiral cried out with rage and the Lady Vivina, her hand at her breast, eyes horrified, cried out, "No, No!" The twelve ships had put about, taking their course now for Cos.
In a quarter Ahn my vessels were aligned for battle. The enemy fleet, the twelve ships, was now, by estimate from the lookout, with his glass, some four pasangs distant. If they came within two pasangs, I would board the Dorna. I had the admiral freed of his leg irons and he and I, from the stem castle of his own ship, regarded the approaching ships. "Do you wager," I asked him, "that they come within two pasangs?" "They will fight!" he said. The Lady Vivina, prepared for the prow, stood nearby, a sailor's hand on her arm, she, too, watching the approaching ships. Then the admiral cried out with rage and the Lady Vivina, her hand at her breast, eyes horrified, cried out, "No, No!" The twelve ships had put about, taking their course now for Cos. - (Raiders of Gor)