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

I saw, far below, the small figure of the slave, on a storm rope, both arms fastened about it. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #97)
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19 97 I saw, far View more quotes about below">below, the small figure of the slave, on a storm rope, both arms fastened about it.

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

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19 94 The waters churned about her, and she was smote as with discordant, hurtling rivers in the sea, and I feared her timbers, though of mighty Tur wood, might be stove in.
19 95 The ship leapt forward, as waves rose behind her, and then her bow again went under the water, and I clung to the mast, and saw the sea not feet below me.
19 96 The ship rose from the water, water pouring from her, as from the back of an emerging sea tharlarion.
19 97 I saw, far below, the small figure of the slave, on a storm rope, both arms fastened about it.
19 98 Behind us I saw steam rising from the sea, and the water began to boil.
19 99 The helm deck and stern-castle deck were empty.
19 100 I feared the calking might be melted from the timbers.
The waters churned about her, and she was smote as with discordant, hurtling rivers in the sea, and I feared her timbers, though of mighty Tur wood, might be stove in. The ship leapt forward, as waves rose behind her, and then her bow again went under the water, and I clung to the mast, and saw the sea not feet below me. The ship rose from the water, water pouring from her, as from the back of an emerging sea tharlarion. I saw, far below, the small figure of the slave, on a storm rope, both arms fastened about it. Behind us I saw steam rising from the sea, and the water began to boil. The helm deck and stern-castle deck were empty. I feared the calking might be melted from the timbers. - (Mariners of Gor)