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

The tumult, the confusion, the striking of oars, the splashing of men in the water, had doubtless attracted the attention of marine predators, presumably sharks. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #154)
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22 154 The tumult, the confusion, the View more quotes about striking">striking of oars, the splashing of men in the water, had doubtless attracted the attention of marine predators, presumably sharks.

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

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22 151 I heard a weird cry behind us, in the water.
22 152 In the light of a lantern, held by a fellow on a small boat, I saw a fellow's arm disappear beneath the water.
22 153 I saw the lantern's light flash on a twisting fin, and then another.
22 154 The tumult, the confusion, the striking of oars, the splashing of men in the water, had doubtless attracted the attention of marine predators, presumably sharks.
22 155 The attack I had witnessed had taken place in less than three feet of water.
22 156 The great ship lay some half pasang from shore, in the darkness.
22 157 Some, of those who could swim, may have reached her.
I heard a weird cry behind us, in the water. In the light of a lantern, held by a fellow on a small boat, I saw a fellow's arm disappear beneath the water. I saw the lantern's light flash on a twisting fin, and then another. The tumult, the confusion, the striking of oars, the splashing of men in the water, had doubtless attracted the attention of marine predators, presumably sharks. The attack I had witnessed had taken place in less than three feet of water. The great ship lay some half pasang from shore, in the darkness. Some, of those who could swim, may have reached her. - (Mariners of Gor)