Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 337 | Most of the View more quotes about ships">ships, of course, would be small ships, coasting vessels and light galleys. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 334 | I could see some forty or fifty sails in the harbor. |
| 6 | 335 | There must then have been a great many more ships in the harbor, for most ships, naturally, take in their canvas when moored. |
| 6 | 336 | The ships under sail must, most of them, have been entering or leaving the harbor. |
| 6 | 337 | Most of the ships, of course, would be small ships, coasting vessels and light galleys. |
| 6 | 338 | Also, of course, there were river ships in the harbor, used in the traffic on the Nyoka. |
| 6 | 339 | I had not realized the harbor at Schendi was so large. |
| 6 | 340 | It must have been some eight pasangs wide and some two or three pasangs in depth. |
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I could see some forty or fifty sails in the harbor.
There must then have been a great many more ships in the harbor, for most ships, naturally, take in their canvas when moored.
The ships under sail must, most of them, have been entering or leaving the harbor.
Most of the ships, of course, would be small ships, coasting vessels and light galleys.
Also, of course, there were river ships in the harbor, used in the traffic on the Nyoka.
I had not realized the harbor at Schendi was so large.
It must have been some eight pasangs wide and some two or three pasangs in depth.
- (Explorers of Gor)