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

The Pani below had set fire to our galley and were trying to thrust it against our hull. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #109)
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16 109 The Pani View more quotes about below">below had set fire to our galley and were trying to thrust it against our hull.

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

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16 106 And armed men, in their dozens, were pouring onto the deck, having armed themselves below in the weapon rooms.
16 107 I saw fires lit on the ship which had seemed deserted, save for the dead, when we had come upon it.
16 108 Fire, if it can but obtain its hold, may climb to the clouds.
16 109 The Pani below had set fire to our galley and were trying to thrust it against our hull.
16 110 Those who had boarded it but moments ago leapt into the water or perished in the flames.
16 111 "Bring water from port!" screamed Aëtius from the stern-castle deck.
16 112 "Protect my ship! Save my ship!" screamed Tersites, from beside him.
And armed men, in their dozens, were pouring onto the deck, having armed themselves below in the weapon rooms. I saw fires lit on the ship which had seemed deserted, save for the dead, when we had come upon it. Fire, if it can but obtain its hold, may climb to the clouds. The Pani below had set fire to our galley and were trying to thrust it against our hull. Those who had boarded it but moments ago leapt into the water or perished in the flames. "Bring water from port!" screamed Aëtius from the stern-castle deck. "Protect my ship! Save my ship!" screamed Tersites, from beside him. - (Mariners of Gor)