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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Our men cheered and flung their mariner's caps into the air. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #884)
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8 884 Our men cheered and flung their mariner's caps into the air.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 881 It was low in the View more quotes about water">water, painted a mottled green, scarcely visible at first, almost lost in the swells, moving swiftly, so swiftly that, propelled by the mighty levers of its oars, rising and falling, in unison, shedding water, it was like a living spear.
8 882 "The Dorna!" cried our men.
8 883 Almost at the same moment, amidst cries of terror and distress from across the water, there was a sudden, vast sound of buckling, broken, ruptured, splintering, shattering planking.
8 884 Our men cheered and flung their mariner's caps into the air.
8 885 "The Dorna, the Dorna!" they cried.
8 886 I gathered that the ship was well known.
8 887 The bow and stern of the corsair seemed to fold toward one another.
It was low in the water, painted a mottled green, scarcely visible at first, almost lost in the swells, moving swiftly, so swiftly that, propelled by the mighty levers of its oars, rising and falling, in unison, shedding water, it was like a living spear. "The Dorna!" cried our men. Almost at the same moment, amidst cries of terror and distress from across the water, there was a sudden, vast sound of buckling, broken, ruptured, splintering, shattering planking. Our men cheered and flung their mariner's caps into the air. "The Dorna, the Dorna!" they cried. I gathered that the ship was well known. The bow and stern of the corsair seemed to fold toward one another. - (Quarry of Gor)