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| 33 | 333 | "Could it be the View more quotes about ship">ship of Tersites?" I asked the stranger, though he, of course, was in no position to see better than I, from our current position. |
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| 33 | 330 | I heard a fellow call out to his slave. |
| 33 | 331 | "Go, see what is going on! Come back, and tell me!" "Yes, Master," she cried, and, barefoot, in her light tunic, sped toward the docks. |
| 33 | 332 | "I have never seen anything like it!" said a fellow, standing on a ledge, shading his eyes. |
| 33 | 333 | "Could it be the ship of Tersites?" I asked the stranger, though he, of course, was in no position to see better than I, from our current position. |
| 33 | 334 | "I cannot think so," he said. |
| 33 | 335 | "I do not think Tersites would risk her east of the farther islands, because of Cos and Tyros, and it would be madness to bring her as far as Brundisium. |
| 33 | 336 | Too, if the ship is at the piers, I do not think it could be that ship, given her draft. |