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

The fleet of Lord Yamada was approaching the cove, when the great ship slipped away". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #38)
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35 38 The View more quotes about fleet">fleet of Lord Yamada was approaching the cove, when the great ship slipped away".

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

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35 35 "Should you not, at the first opportunity," I said, "seek to make contact with the ship?" "No," he said.
35 36 I recalled the two Assassins, of yesterday evening.
35 37 "It is that ship," said he, "which is, or was, of the much-diminished navy of Lord Temmu, but the war was going badly.
35 38 The fleet of Lord Yamada was approaching the cove, when the great ship slipped away".
35 39 "You think," I said, "it may be a prize, taken by the ships of Lord Yamada's admiral?" "I think it unlikely," he said, "quite improbable, but, in any event, caution is advised".
35 40 "Why unlikely, why improbable?" I asked.
35 41 "It was not in the cove when the fleet of Lord Yamada made its appearance," he said.
"Should you not, at the first opportunity," I said, "seek to make contact with the ship?" "No," he said. I recalled the two Assassins, of yesterday evening. "It is that ship," said he, "which is, or was, of the much-diminished navy of Lord Temmu, but the war was going badly. The fleet of Lord Yamada was approaching the cove, when the great ship slipped away". "You think," I said, "it may be a prize, taken by the ships of Lord Yamada's admiral?" "I think it unlikely," he said, "quite improbable, but, in any event, caution is advised". "Why unlikely, why improbable?" I asked. "It was not in the cove when the fleet of Lord Yamada made its appearance," he said. - (Mariners of Gor)