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I remembered, then, the ship I had heard of, shortly before entering the hold of the Tuka, that which had been identified as a derelict, one presumably drifting downriver, lost from the confusion of the night, illuminated by our diversion of the burning Olivia, a pasang or so to the east. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #330)

"Sir," said an officer to Callimachus, "there is movement on the ship to starboard". "Then she is not abandoned," said Callimachus. "I thought not". I remembered, then, the ship I had heard of, shortly before entering the hold of the Tuka, that which had been identified as a derelict, one presumably drifting downriver, lost from the confusion of the night, illuminated by our diversion of the burning Olivia, a pasang or so to the east. She had perhaps been struck by one of the pirate ships, or perhaps, earlier, a casualty from a previous day, had come loose from one of the bars in the river. Callimachus and I, with the officer, went to the starboard rail of the Tina. We saw oars sliding outboard. - (Guardsman of Gor)