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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Almost at the same time, another arrow, trailing a spume of smoke, ascended from the ship, paused at the height of its trajectory and then, trailing its tail of smoke, descended, falling into the water. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #93)
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16 93 View more quotes about almost">Almost at the same time, another arrow, trailing a spume of smoke, ascended from the ship, paused at the height of its trajectory and then, trailing its tail of smoke, descended, falling into the water.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 90 "They are waiting for the others," said Lord Nishida.
16 91 At that moment there was a long whistle, and I picked out a shaft, an ascending arrow, fired from somewhere on the ship below.
16 92 It reached the zenith of its flight, turned in the air, scarcely visible, and then, with a different whistling pitch, descended.
16 93 Almost at the same time, another arrow, trailing a spume of smoke, ascended from the ship, paused at the height of its trajectory and then, trailing its tail of smoke, descended, falling into the water.
16 94 While this was going on Lord Nishida cried to the deck watch, "The bar, the bar, strike it, strike it".
16 95 Below, as though from nowhere, large numbers of men, of the Pani sort, emerged wildly from hatches, screaming, wielding weapons, swarming over the deck.
16 96 The bar began to sound, hammered again and again.
"They are waiting for the others," said Lord Nishida. At that moment there was a long whistle, and I picked out a shaft, an ascending arrow, fired from somewhere on the ship below. It reached the zenith of its flight, turned in the air, scarcely visible, and then, with a different whistling pitch, descended. Almost at the same time, another arrow, trailing a spume of smoke, ascended from the ship, paused at the height of its trajectory and then, trailing its tail of smoke, descended, falling into the water. While this was going on Lord Nishida cried to the deck watch, "The bar, the bar, strike it, strike it". Below, as though from nowhere, large numbers of men, of the Pani sort, emerged wildly from hatches, screaming, wielding weapons, swarming over the deck. The bar began to sound, hammered again and again. - (Mariners of Gor)