Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 130 | Its mate, anchored, too, in the strakes, View more quotes about forward">forward of the oars, reposed on the port side. |
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Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 127 | "I would think so," I said. |
| 33 | 128 | I looked over the rail, to the great wooden, iron-shod ram, which protruded, in part, from the water. |
| 33 | 129 | I looked over the starboard rail, and saw the great, curved shearing blade, fixed in the side of the vessel. |
| 33 | 130 | Its mate, anchored, too, in the strakes, forward of the oars, reposed on the port side. |
| 33 | 131 | These blades were seven feet in height, like convex moons of iron. |
| 33 | 132 | It is said that such blades were an invention of Tersites, a shipwright of Port Kar. |
| 33 | 133 | I returned to stand beside Callimachus. |
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"I would think so," I said.
I looked over the rail, to the great wooden, iron-shod ram, which protruded, in part, from the water.
I looked over the starboard rail, and saw the great, curved shearing blade, fixed in the side of the vessel.
Its mate, anchored, too, in the strakes, forward of the oars, reposed on the port side.
These blades were seven feet in height, like convex moons of iron.
It is said that such blades were an invention of Tersites, a shipwright of Port Kar.
I returned to stand beside Callimachus.
- (Rogue of Gor)