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

It is Suspected that Land is Nigh; Many Slaves are Allowed the Liberty of the Deck; I Take the Opportunity to Interrogate a Particular Slave; No Cry of Interest Had Yet Emanated from the High Watch Having passed the "ridge," and leaving the Raging Sea, the Sea of Fire, in our wake, we had turned north, and then north by northwest. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1)
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20 1 It is View more quotes about suspected">Suspected that Land is Nigh; Many Slaves are Allowed the Liberty of the Deck; I Take the Opportunity to Interrogate a Particular Slave; No Cry of Interest Had Yet Emanated from the High Watch Having passed the "ridge," and leaving the Raging Sea, the Sea of Fire, in our wake, we had turned north, and then north by northwest.

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

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19 228 "I will linger a moment," I said.
19 229 I looked about.
19 230 I had never before seen the formation of islands.
20 1 It is Suspected that Land is Nigh; Many Slaves are Allowed the Liberty of the Deck; I Take the Opportunity to Interrogate a Particular Slave; No Cry of Interest Had Yet Emanated from the High Watch Having passed the "ridge," and leaving the Raging Sea, the Sea of Fire, in our wake, we had turned north, and then north by northwest.
20 2 Though no word was spoken to the crew we suspected we were near land, that the long voyage of the great ship was almost done.
20 3 Many were the looks cast forward.
20 4 Some men, off duty, climbed the ratlines, and masts.
"I will linger a moment," I said. I looked about. I had never before seen the formation of islands. It is Suspected that Land is Nigh; Many Slaves are Allowed the Liberty of the Deck; I Take the Opportunity to Interrogate a Particular Slave; No Cry of Interest Had Yet Emanated from the High Watch Having passed the "ridge," and leaving the Raging Sea, the Sea of Fire, in our wake, we had turned north, and then north by northwest. Though no word was spoken to the crew we suspected we were near land, that the long voyage of the great ship was almost done. Many were the looks cast forward. Some men, off duty, climbed the ratlines, and masts. - (Mariners of Gor)