Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 390 | From a View more quotes about distance">distance, given their tininess, these ports, if noticed at all, would seem little more than dots in the hull. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 387 | Most welcome was a tiny port, some four inches in diameter, with its hinged window, opposite the door. |
| 38 | 388 | By means of this aperture, one could look outside, and, the port opened, ventilate the cabin. |
| 38 | 389 | Closed, the window was proof against cold and high seas. |
| 38 | 390 | From a distance, given their tininess, these ports, if noticed at all, would seem little more than dots in the hull. |
| 38 | 391 | The door was small and narrow, and would swing inward from the adjacent companionway. |
| 38 | 392 | In this way, if opened, it would not obstruct the companionway. |
| 38 | 393 | I could not stand fully upright in the cabin, but one does not intend to spend much time there. |
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Most welcome was a tiny port, some four inches in diameter, with its hinged window, opposite the door.
By means of this aperture, one could look outside, and, the port opened, ventilate the cabin.
Closed, the window was proof against cold and high seas.
From a distance, given their tininess, these ports, if noticed at all, would seem little more than dots in the hull.
The door was small and narrow, and would swing inward from the adjacent companionway.
In this way, if opened, it would not obstruct the companionway.
I could not stand fully upright in the cabin, but one does not intend to spend much time there.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)