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| 25 | 309 | View more quotes about certainly">Certainly it was not a river ship, and, I was told, one does not take to Thassa, the sea, in the winter. |
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| 25 | 306 | Though the day had been warm, it was late autumn. |
| 25 | 307 | Twice I had seen ice in the Alexandra, doubtless washed down from some northern tributary. |
| 25 | 308 | Though it was rumored that the great ship would soon cast its moorings, any day now, many had scoffed at this, speculating that it was unlikely, for the season. |
| 25 | 309 | Certainly it was not a river ship, and, I was told, one does not take to Thassa, the sea, in the winter. |
| 25 | 310 | Even in the summer, with her storms and moods, she is daunting, unruly, and dangerous. |
| 25 | 311 | In the winter, I was told, it would be madness to venture amongst the swirling mountains of her waves, the cold and bitter hammers of her winds. |
| 25 | 312 | Yet it seemed the ship was being readied. |