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| 58 | 116 | It was my View more quotes about hope">hope that we could, with harrowing but acceptable damage, bring the forward starboard side of the Tesephone against the side of the attacking ship in such a way as, given the attacker's speed, to force his thrust wide of the Dorna. |
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| 58 | 113 | My anticipation of its utility had motivated my current position vis-Ã -vis the Dorna. |
| 58 | 114 | The point of the parry is not to directly block a blow but to move it from its course, to cause it to deviate. |
| 58 | 115 | If we were to interpose the hull of Tesephone directly between her and the attacker we would save the Dorna but only at the expense of the Tesephone. |
| 58 | 116 | It was my hope that we could, with harrowing but acceptable damage, bring the forward starboard side of the Tesephone against the side of the attacking ship in such a way as, given the attacker's speed, to force his thrust wide of the Dorna. |
| 58 | 117 | There was a screech of metal at our forward starboard side where our bow and ram had struck against the port shearing blade of the enemy. |
| 58 | 118 | This impact caused the enemy to veer to starboard. |
| 58 | 119 | "She is wide of the Dorna!" cried Thurnock, jubilantly. |