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

"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. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #333)
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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.

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

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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.
I heard a fellow call out to his slave. "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. "I have never seen anything like it!" said a fellow, standing on a ledge, shading his eyes. "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. "I cannot think so," he said. "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. Too, if the ship is at the piers, I do not think it could be that ship, given her draft. - (Mariners of Gor)