| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 53 | 174 | The ideal for an View more quotes about enemy">enemy contemplating boarding was clearly, if possible, to utilize two ships and draw alongside the target vessel on both the port and starboard side, thus permitting a simultaneous, coordinated attack, analogous to a land action in which an enemy can be attacked both on the front and rear, or on both flanks. |
| 53 | 175 | To do this in one maneuver the enemy would require four ships, two for the Dorna and two for the Tesephone. |
| 53 | 176 | That necessitated being joined by at least one of the two ships to port. |
| 53 | 177 | I looked to the sun, Sol, Tor-tu-Gor, the common star of Earth and Gor, of dozens of orbiting bodies, from massive to miniscule. |
| 53 | 178 | "It is two Ahn until darkness," said Sakim. |
| 53 | 179 | "At least," I said. |
| 53 | 180 | I hoped that it would take at least an Ahn for the enemy to bring his consolidated forces into a position where an attack would be possible. |