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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

At this point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 58, Sentence #145)
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58 145 At this View more quotes about point">point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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58 142 Given the proximities inevitably involved in ramming and shearing it can be highly dangerous to approach a flaming ship.
58 143 From the point of view of the incendiaries, the torching of the ship must be arranged in such a manner as to put the enemy at the highest risk possible.
58 144 This means either that one takes the flaming ship to the enemy, or fires the ship unexpectedly when the enemy finds himself in a position from which it is difficult to withdraw.
58 145 At this point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships.
58 146 Over a short distance I would have matched her in speed against anything on Thassa.
58 147 The Dorna, on the other hand, was crippled, and slow in the water.
58 148 Which of the enemy ships, I wondered, now served as the enemy fleet's flagship? The position of the four enemy ships was now as follows.
Given the proximities inevitably involved in ramming and shearing it can be highly dangerous to approach a flaming ship. From the point of view of the incendiaries, the torching of the ship must be arranged in such a manner as to put the enemy at the highest risk possible. This means either that one takes the flaming ship to the enemy, or fires the ship unexpectedly when the enemy finds himself in a position from which it is difficult to withdraw. At this point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships. Over a short distance I would have matched her in speed against anything on Thassa. The Dorna, on the other hand, was crippled, and slow in the water. Which of the enemy ships, I wondered, now served as the enemy fleet's flagship? The position of the four enemy ships was now as follows. - (Avengers of Gor)