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The most of the warriors, we had noted, were concentrated in the first and the last barges. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #102)

We had estimated that there had been more than a hundred warriors on the six barges, but not, perhaps, many more. Counting kills, and other men we had seen, moving furtively, seldom lifting more than a head above the barges' hulls, there might be some fifty men left, spread over the six barges. Silently Telima poled our small craft to the fourth barge. The most of the warriors, we had noted, were concentrated in the first and the last barges. The barges, during the afternoon, had been eased into a closer line, the stem of one lying abeam of the stern of the next, being made fast there by lines. This was to prevent given barges from being boarded separately, where the warriors on one could not come to the aid of the other. They had no way of knowing how many rencers might be in the marshes. - (Raiders of Gor)