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| 57 | 174 | "Now!" I View more quotes about cried">cried, and I, and my men, some thrusting screens before them, rushed forward. |
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| 57 | 171 | "There will be too many," said Clitus. |
| 57 | 172 | I brought my arm down, swiftly, and Thurnock dashed the flaming lamp onto the oiled deck before the screens. |
| 57 | 173 | Instantly spreading fire, like a striking, scarlet snake, raged about the ankles and legs of the mercenaries. |
| 57 | 174 | "Now!" I cried, and I, and my men, some thrusting screens before them, rushed forward. |
| 57 | 175 | We knew, as the mercenaries presumably would not, that on a flat deck coated with a layer of oil, that the flames, after their initial flaring, would provide little impedance to the business of war. |
| 57 | 176 | One might fight amongst them, as they subsided, even with them about one's ankles. |
| 57 | 177 | The primary effect of the flames would be psychological, disconcerting and alarming. |