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And armed men, in their dozens, were pouring onto the deck, having armed themselves below in the weapon rooms. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #106)

This was no ascent of a few feet, to the deck of a common round ship, or that of the batten-sailed ships of the sort with which we had familiarized ourselves in the Vine Sea. Some grapnels, on knotted rope, were slung upward from the galley, but fell short. I heard weapons being spilled on the deck, brought from below, and men seized up blades, spears, axes, and pikes. And armed men, in their dozens, were pouring onto the deck, having armed themselves below in the weapon rooms. I saw fires lit on the ship which had seemed deserted, save for the dead, when we had come upon it. Fire, if it can but obtain its hold, may climb to the clouds. The Pani below had set fire to our galley and were trying to thrust it against our hull. - (Mariners of Gor)