Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 389 | The oar-View more quotes about master">master, his face bloody, climbed to his feet. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 386 | Relentlessly though the keleustes, under his orders, pounded the great drum. |
| 13 | 387 | Then the strokes of the drum were no longer coordinated with the oars. |
| 13 | 388 | The men, many of them, could no longer maintain the beat of the keleustes, and they had no guide for a stroke they could draw. |
| 13 | 389 | The oar-master, his face bloody, climbed to his feet. |
| 13 | 390 | "Up oars!" he cried. |
| 13 | 391 | Then he spoke to the keleustes, wearily, "Ten from maximum beat". |
| 13 | 392 | We took up this beat, and again the Rena moved. |
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Relentlessly though the keleustes, under his orders, pounded the great drum.
Then the strokes of the drum were no longer coordinated with the oars.
The men, many of them, could no longer maintain the beat of the keleustes, and they had no guide for a stroke they could draw.
The oar-master, his face bloody, climbed to his feet.
"Up oars!" he cried.
Then he spoke to the keleustes, wearily, "Ten from maximum beat".
We took up this beat, and again the Rena moved.
- (Raiders of Gor)