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| 42 | 205 | Some had been aligned, hull to hull, to afford a View more quotes about passage">passage, a bridge of boats, to access the landing. |
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| 42 | 202 | Then we were through the opening that had held the remainder of the timbers of the outer portal and were on the landing of the holding's small harbor. |
| 42 | 203 | The canal gate, which had been forced inward by the rescuing men of Port Kar, hung awry on its hinges. |
| 42 | 204 | The holding's harbor itself, and the canal beyond the harbor, was bristling with canal boats. |
| 42 | 205 | Some had been aligned, hull to hull, to afford a passage, a bridge of boats, to access the landing. |
| 42 | 206 | "That slave is naked," said a man, interposing himself between a canal boat and Vas of Anango. |
| 42 | 207 | "Suitably," said Vas of Anango. |
| 42 | 208 | "She is belled," said the man. |