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| 49 | 147 | The View more quotes about enemy">enemy was inert, like mountains in the sea, between which we might pass, undeterred, unmolested". |
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| 49 | 144 | "Seven ships appeared, two days ago, early, emerging from the mists," said Tab. |
| 49 | 145 | "At first sight of them, lest landing parties should disembark and trap us ashore, we put to sea, intent on fighting our way to open water". |
| 49 | 146 | "But," said Sakim, "no effort was made to hinder our escape, nor to follow us. |
| 49 | 147 | The enemy was inert, like mountains in the sea, between which we might pass, undeterred, unmolested". |
| 49 | 148 | "Why, we wondered," said Tab, "are they, in their numbers and might, letting us pass". |
| 49 | 149 | "Surely we could easily have rowed on, saving ourselves," said Sakim. |
| 49 | 150 | "They knew you would not do so," I said. |