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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other side of the ship, larger ports had been opened now, and, on ramps sloping up from the water, the six galleys were being drawn on board, and were being rolled to berths in a lower hold. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #76)
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38 76 On the other View more quotes about side">side of the ship, larger ports had been opened now, and, on ramps sloping up from the water, the six galleys were being drawn on board, and were being rolled to berths in a lower hold.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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38 73 The war, as I recalled from a remark of Lord Nishida in the pavilion of Lord Okimoto, was to the knife, without quarter.
38 74 Torgus, Ichiro, Lysander, and others, would be with the cavalry.
38 75 The birds would be brought aboard later, in some four days, joining us near the mouth of the Alexandra.
38 76 On the other side of the ship, larger ports had been opened now, and, on ramps sloping up from the water, the six galleys were being drawn on board, and were being rolled to berths in a lower hold.
38 77 Similar boarding ports were on the starboard side, which was now near the wharf, lying against its cushions of rolled leather, these to prevent damage to either ship or wharf.
38 78 In this way, galleys might be nested from either side of the great ship.
38 79 Tajima, who was standing beside me, suddenly stepped back, and bowed.
The war, as I recalled from a remark of Lord Nishida in the pavilion of Lord Okimoto, was to the knife, without quarter. Torgus, Ichiro, Lysander, and others, would be with the cavalry. The birds would be brought aboard later, in some four days, joining us near the mouth of the Alexandra. On the other side of the ship, larger ports had been opened now, and, on ramps sloping up from the water, the six galleys were being drawn on board, and were being rolled to berths in a lower hold. Similar boarding ports were on the starboard side, which was now near the wharf, lying against its cushions of rolled leather, these to prevent damage to either ship or wharf. In this way, galleys might be nested from either side of the great ship. Tajima, who was standing beside me, suddenly stepped back, and bowed. - (Swordsmen of Gor)