Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 8 | 500 | Docksmen View more quotes about stood">stood at mooring cleats, ready to loose the ropes and fling them to fellows aboard the ship. |
| 8 | 501 | A mariner stood at the bow, amidships, and stern, each with his harbor pole. |
| 8 | 502 | Four mariners stood ready to hoist the small yard, with the now-folded sail. |
| 8 | 503 | Oars were still inboard. |
| 8 | 504 | The two helmsmen were at their posts. |
| 8 | 505 | I would wait until the ship departed, and see it disappear, a bright speck, outside the farther breakwater. |
| 8 | 506 | That would be the last of it, and of her. |
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Docksmen stood at mooring cleats, ready to loose the ropes and fling them to fellows aboard the ship.
A mariner stood at the bow, amidships, and stern, each with his harbor pole.
Four mariners stood ready to hoist the small yard, with the now-folded sail.
Oars were still inboard.
The two helmsmen were at their posts.
I would wait until the ship departed, and see it disappear, a bright speck, outside the farther breakwater.
That would be the last of it, and of her.
- (Smugglers of Gor)