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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

More than one, at the waterline, or on her decks, it falling among crowded men, had been smitten with stones cast from the catapults of their own ships. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #18)
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7 18 More than one, at the waterline, or on her decks, it View more quotes about falling">falling among crowded men, had been smitten with stones cast from the catapults of their own ships.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 15 It was like a lake of bloody wood in the center of the Vosk.
7 16 The ships of the Voskjard so pressed about our three ships that they could not use their rams or shearing blades.
7 17 More than one Voskjard ship had been set afire by flaming pitch cast from another.
7 18 More than one, at the waterline, or on her decks, it falling among crowded men, had been smitten with stones cast from the catapults of their own ships.
7 19 Fusillades of javelins, struck from springals, hailed down on pirate ships as frequently as they did on ours.
7 20 Even arrows, as often as not in the fray, in the mixings and shiftings of men, indiscriminately, to the consternation of pirates, found unintended targets.
7 21 There was a movement in the water behind me, and I twisted suddenly to the side, turning, and catching the arm, its knife in hand, striking toward me.
It was like a lake of bloody wood in the center of the Vosk. The ships of the Voskjard so pressed about our three ships that they could not use their rams or shearing blades. More than one Voskjard ship had been set afire by flaming pitch cast from another. More than one, at the waterline, or on her decks, it falling among crowded men, had been smitten with stones cast from the catapults of their own ships. Fusillades of javelins, struck from springals, hailed down on pirate ships as frequently as they did on ours. Even arrows, as often as not in the fray, in the mixings and shiftings of men, indiscriminately, to the consternation of pirates, found unintended targets. There was a movement in the water behind me, and I twisted suddenly to the side, turning, and catching the arm, its knife in hand, striking toward me. - (Guardsman of Gor)