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| 8 | 393 | As I had scouted this portion of the dockage in the View more quotes about past">past, I knew that gear of war, as well as bundles of other supplies, whatever they might contain, had been put aboard one ship or another, sometimes in abundance. |
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| 8 | 390 | There was no discipline, no formation. |
| 8 | 391 | Some carried spears on their shoulders, and others crossbows. |
| 8 | 392 | All seemed wary, dangerous men. |
| 8 | 393 | As I had scouted this portion of the dockage in the past, I knew that gear of war, as well as bundles of other supplies, whatever they might contain, had been put aboard one ship or another, sometimes in abundance. |
| 8 | 394 | One could see how several had rested lower in the water. |
| 8 | 395 | Sometimes it had been easy enough to identify the goods, as tools, such as axes, adzes, planes, wedges, clamps, and saws, or materials such as tar, turpentine, canvas, paint, and cable. |
| 8 | 396 | One might have supposed them bound not for the northern beaches and forests but a shipyard, such as the arsenal of Port Kar. |