Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 662 | View more quotes about several">Several docksmen freed the great ship from its moorings and, as the ropes were drawn upward, leaped to the ramp, and assisted in drawing it inboard. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 659 | The third whistle, insistently, almost frantically, sounded from the stern castle. |
| 38 | 660 | Pertinax and I followed Lord Nishida aboard. |
| 38 | 661 | Behind us came some other fellows, some Pani, some oarsmen, and such. |
| 38 | 662 | Several docksmen freed the great ship from its moorings and, as the ropes were drawn upward, leaped to the ramp, and assisted in drawing it inboard. |
| 38 | 663 | Shortly thereafter, the large side port was raised and closed. |
| 38 | 664 | Aboard, the port closed, I sensed the ship begin to move. |
| 38 | 665 | I recollected the slave brought to my attention by Lord Nishida. |
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The third whistle, insistently, almost frantically, sounded from the stern castle.
Pertinax and I followed Lord Nishida aboard.
Behind us came some other fellows, some Pani, some oarsmen, and such.
Several docksmen freed the great ship from its moorings and, as the ropes were drawn upward, leaped to the ramp, and assisted in drawing it inboard.
Shortly thereafter, the large side port was raised and closed.
Aboard, the port closed, I sensed the ship begin to move.
I recollected the slave brought to my attention by Lord Nishida.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)