Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 85 | We could see the flotilla View more quotes about largely">largely because of the size of its galleys and the number of its vessels, both canoes and galleys. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 82 | The distance was too great. |
| 33 | 83 | Too, had he been within fifty yards he probably could not have heard him, because of the roar of the falls. |
| 33 | 84 | Moreover, so far away was the flotilla, I had little doubt but what we could not be seen from its position. |
| 33 | 85 | We could see the flotilla largely because of the size of its galleys and the number of its vessels, both canoes and galleys. |
| 33 | 86 | The canoes were almost invisible from where we stood. |
| 33 | 87 | Had there been but a single canoe it would have been extremely difficult to detect. |
| 33 | 88 | Similarly, from the position of the flotilla we would be, of course, specks upon a larger speck, for most practical purposes invisible. |
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The distance was too great.
Too, had he been within fifty yards he probably could not have heard him, because of the roar of the falls.
Moreover, so far away was the flotilla, I had little doubt but what we could not be seen from its position.
We could see the flotilla largely because of the size of its galleys and the number of its vessels, both canoes and galleys.
The canoes were almost invisible from where we stood.
Had there been but a single canoe it would have been extremely difficult to detect.
Similarly, from the position of the flotilla we would be, of course, specks upon a larger speck, for most practical purposes invisible.
- (Explorers of Gor)