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I was not overly concerned about being picked up, as I was sure the great ship was far from clear of the Vine Sea, and I had little doubt that there would be a thorough search for survivors, perhaps extended over two or three days. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #258)

I stood, unsteadily, on the beams. I could then see two of the four intact galleys in the distance and, several hundred yards away, the great ship itself. I cried out and waved, but did not know if my presence was noted. I was not overly concerned about being picked up, as I was sure the great ship was far from clear of the Vine Sea, and I had little doubt that there would be a thorough search for survivors, perhaps extended over two or three days. I had gathered that every man was valued, if only as a tool or beast of sorts, by the Pani, and I was sure that I could count on the patience, and diligence, of Tarl Cabot, and several others. I took them as good officers and honorable men. They would seek the best accounting possible. - (Mariners of Gor)