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But I knew that, crowded in the stem and stern castles, in the turrets, below decks, in the rowing and cargo holds, there were hundreds of men. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #137)

It was the latter sail which, although it was unusual, the round ships were using for tacking; had they used either of the larger sails, with the sharp wind, they would have heeled dangerously toward the water, perhaps shipping water through the leeward thole ports. I smiled as the ships swept past. Their decks were almost deserted. But I knew that, crowded in the stem and stern castles, in the turrets, below decks, in the rowing and cargo holds, there were hundreds of men. I resumed my watch, lifting again the glass of the builders toward the west. The ships of my first wave had now struck the lines of the fleet of Cos and Tyros. It was cold in the basket. - (Raiders of Gor)