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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

This left, after the last of my original eleven ships had returned, twenty of my ships with the treasure fleet, more than enough to counter any returning enemy tarn ships. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #297)
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14 297 This View more quotes about left">left, after the last of my original eleven ships had returned, twenty of my ships with the treasure fleet, more than enough to counter any returning enemy tarn ships.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 294 Five of these search ships I sent in a net formation toward Cos, supposing this the most likely, if not the most wise, course that would soon be taken by the majority of the escaping round ships.
14 295 My other five search ships I sent in sweeps away from Cos.
14 296 If the endeavors of these various ships, after two days, were unsuccessful, they were to return to Port Kar.
14 297 This left, after the last of my original eleven ships had returned, twenty of my ships with the treasure fleet, more than enough to counter any returning enemy tarn ships.
14 298 I ordered the mast raised on the Dorna.
14 299 When the mast, with its sail fastened to its yard, had been set in the mast well, and stayed fore, aft and amidships, I climbed to the basket myself, carrying the glass of the builders.
14 300 I looked upon my twenty-three round ships, and was not unsatisfied.
Five of these search ships I sent in a net formation toward Cos, supposing this the most likely, if not the most wise, course that would soon be taken by the majority of the escaping round ships. My other five search ships I sent in sweeps away from Cos. If the endeavors of these various ships, after two days, were unsuccessful, they were to return to Port Kar. This left, after the last of my original eleven ships had returned, twenty of my ships with the treasure fleet, more than enough to counter any returning enemy tarn ships. I ordered the mast raised on the Dorna. When the mast, with its sail fastened to its yard, had been set in the mast well, and stayed fore, aft and amidships, I climbed to the basket myself, carrying the glass of the builders. I looked upon my twenty-three round ships, and was not unsatisfied. - (Raiders of Gor)