Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 264 | I could see some lanterns, on View more quotes about small">small boats, and one on the stern of a galley. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 261 | If that were the message, it seemed pointless to me. |
| 22 | 262 | What soldier is not prepared to obey? I stood up, and looked back. |
| 22 | 263 | Some new fellows were behind us, almost as shadows, and, down at the beach, some others, I sensed, might have been approaching. |
| 22 | 264 | I could see some lanterns, on small boats, and one on the stern of a galley. |
| 22 | 265 | From torches I could sense, as well, a number of men at the water's edge. |
| 22 | 266 | Our own position was precarious, but I was sure the defensive lines which Cabot and I had joined, commanded by Lord Nishida, had won the time needed for the withdrawal of most of our surviving forces. |
| 22 | 267 | They, at least, would return to the ship. |
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If that were the message, it seemed pointless to me.
What soldier is not prepared to obey? I stood up, and looked back.
Some new fellows were behind us, almost as shadows, and, down at the beach, some others, I sensed, might have been approaching.
I could see some lanterns, on small boats, and one on the stern of a galley.
From torches I could sense, as well, a number of men at the water's edge.
Our own position was precarious, but I was sure the defensive lines which Cabot and I had joined, commanded by Lord Nishida, had won the time needed for the withdrawal of most of our surviving forces.
They, at least, would return to the ship.
- (Mariners of Gor)