| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 43 | 174 | View more quotes about fear">Fear rather terrible ships yet unseen, narrow ships, swift and long oared, even now coursing in our wake". |
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| 43 | 171 | She can move but cannot fly. |
| 43 | 172 | She cannot overtake us. |
| 43 | 173 | She cannot match our speed. |
| 43 | 174 | Fear rather terrible ships yet unseen, narrow ships, swift and long oared, even now coursing in our wake". |
| 43 | 175 | The canal boat was buffeted to one side, and was washed back, and then, again and again, it was lifted, and then fell back, dropping between waves. |
| 43 | 176 | Spray was whipped by the angry wind, and lashed the oarsmen and we who were behind the canopied area, Seremides, myself, and Vas of Anango. |
| 43 | 177 | I thought those under the canopy, the beautiful Talena of Ar, and the lovely, gagged, bound slave, Euphrosyne, were scarcely more protected than we. |