Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 414 | I View more quotes about looked">looked out the window. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 411 | This board, then, with its towing loop, and its cargo, the packet in the sealed, oil-cloth envelope, I placed near the window. |
| 8 | 412 | It was at this time that I heard the signal horns of the pirate fleet. |
| 8 | 413 | The orders, I thought, had been too long delayed. |
| 8 | 414 | I looked out the window. |
| 8 | 415 | As I had thought the pirate fleet was now drawing back. |
| 8 | 416 | The self-frustrating futility of their attack, obstinate and unimaginative, had, at long last, apparently been brought home to its commander. |
| 8 | 417 | The pirate ships now, sent forward judiciously, singly or doubly, supported as need be, no longer crowded together in useless attempts at boarding, could now bring their rams and shearing blades into play against the cornered, pathetically outnumbered barks of the defenders. |
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This board, then, with its towing loop, and its cargo, the packet in the sealed, oil-cloth envelope, I placed near the window.
It was at this time that I heard the signal horns of the pirate fleet.
The orders, I thought, had been too long delayed.
I looked out the window.
As I had thought the pirate fleet was now drawing back.
The self-frustrating futility of their attack, obstinate and unimaginative, had, at long last, apparently been brought home to its commander.
The pirate ships now, sent forward judiciously, singly or doubly, supported as need be, no longer crowded together in useless attempts at boarding, could now bring their rams and shearing blades into play against the cornered, pathetically outnumbered barks of the defenders.
- (Guardsman of Gor)