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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the time I did not understand the likely explanation of this seeming subsurface tumult or thrashing. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #23)
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50 23 At the View more quotes about time">time I did not understand the likely explanation of this seeming subsurface tumult or thrashing.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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50 20 Uncoupled, each is independent of the other, which feature, particularly should one rudder be damaged or destroyed, permits the vessel to proceed unimpaired.
50 21 Almost at the same time as the impact the early morning fog parted and, briefly, I glimpsed several tents, many men, some seizing up weapons, some great heaps of stone blocks, of the sort which had been used in the great catapults of the mercenaries near Mytilene, and a flare of fire to the right.
50 22 Too, water began to rumble beneath the surface suggesting an agitation or a disturbance of some sort.
50 23 At the time I did not understand the likely explanation of this seeming subsurface tumult or thrashing.
50 24 Too, I did not understand, then, the meaning of the flames to the right.
50 25 I thought they might be igniting bundles of pitch for use as missiles, but I saw no visible catapults, or any means for delivering such missiles.
50 26 Then the fog closed in again, and I could see little or nothing through the fog save for the dim incandescence of the fires being lit or stoked to the right.
Uncoupled, each is independent of the other, which feature, particularly should one rudder be damaged or destroyed, permits the vessel to proceed unimpaired. Almost at the same time as the impact the early morning fog parted and, briefly, I glimpsed several tents, many men, some seizing up weapons, some great heaps of stone blocks, of the sort which had been used in the great catapults of the mercenaries near Mytilene, and a flare of fire to the right. Too, water began to rumble beneath the surface suggesting an agitation or a disturbance of some sort. At the time I did not understand the likely explanation of this seeming subsurface tumult or thrashing. Too, I did not understand, then, the meaning of the flames to the right. I thought they might be igniting bundles of pitch for use as missiles, but I saw no visible catapults, or any means for delivering such missiles. Then the fog closed in again, and I could see little or nothing through the fog save for the dim incandescence of the fires being lit or stoked to the right. - (Avengers of Gor)