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

At this point the Tamira, which had tenaciously kept with us, and despairing of support, desperately attacked. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #54)
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10 54 At this View more quotes about point">point the Tamira, which had tenaciously kept with us, and despairing of support, desperately attacked.

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

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10 51 This, we had hoped, would create a diversion, and lead the pirates, in the confusion and darkness, to assume that we were moving eastward, and that the Olivia had been set aflame by their own forces.
10 52 We had then lain to, in the movement of ships, pennons of the Voskjard on our lines, should we fall within the light of passing lanterns.
10 53 We had then withdrawn west to the chain, where we had salvaged the Tuka.
10 54 At this point the Tamira, which had tenaciously kept with us, and despairing of support, desperately attacked.
10 55 She had fallen prey to the swift Tais.
10 56 Twice struck, she had soon sunk.
10 57 I had managed to rescue Miles of Vonda and Krondar, his slave, from the dark, wreckage-strewn water.
This, we had hoped, would create a diversion, and lead the pirates, in the confusion and darkness, to assume that we were moving eastward, and that the Olivia had been set aflame by their own forces. We had then lain to, in the movement of ships, pennons of the Voskjard on our lines, should we fall within the light of passing lanterns. We had then withdrawn west to the chain, where we had salvaged the Tuka. At this point the Tamira, which had tenaciously kept with us, and despairing of support, desperately attacked. She had fallen prey to the swift Tais. Twice struck, she had soon sunk. I had managed to rescue Miles of Vonda and Krondar, his slave, from the dark, wreckage-strewn water. - (Guardsman of Gor)