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| 8 | 923 | Two men, with an oar, were View more quotes about striking">striking, or thrusting at, fellows in the water. |
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| 8 | 920 | The long boat had now been righted, and some twelve or so men, perhaps as many as fourteen or fifteen, had climbed aboard. |
| 8 | 921 | Of these, some with cupped hands or caps were bailing water while others, in water to their knees, stood at the gunwales and, with knives and clubs, were preventing others from boarding. |
| 8 | 922 | Here and there a dorsal fin cleft the waves. |
| 8 | 923 | Two men, with an oar, were striking, or thrusting at, fellows in the water. |
| 8 | 924 | I heard another cry, and saw another man pulled under the water. |
| 8 | 925 | The keeper was standing near me. |
| 8 | 926 | "Surely we could save some, Master," I said. |