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She stands between you and the deep, cold waters of Thassa. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #229)

"Call out!" "Here, here!" I cried. The voice I had heard had clearly the accents of Tyros, or Cos, which accents are much the same, many times even indistinguishable. Then, the fog parting, momentarily, I saw, looming above me, passing, a large, painted eye, black on yellow, that behind the small galley's downward sloping, concave prow, such eyes that she may guard herself and see her way, for as those who follow the sea are well aware, the ship is a living thing, and without eyes how might she see? Without eyes how might she guard herself or hers, how find her way? She is not an object, but a fellow, a colleague, a friend, a companion, a lover, one with whom one shares an endeavor or an adventure, one to whom one entrusts oneself. She stands between you and the deep, cold waters of thassa. She will not lie to you, or betray you. She will not cheat you or steal from you. She will never forsake you for another. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 2)