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

If the Dorna had been detected, possibly in virtue of the activity of the Brigand Island, I did not think it could long elude its pursuers, given the numbers of rested oarsmen on which they could draw, heavily crewed as they were with large numbers of draftable, evacuated mercenaries. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #9)
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51 9 If the View more quotes about dorna">Dorna had been detected, possibly in virtue of the activity of the Brigand Island, I did not think it could long elude its pursuers, given the numbers of rested oarsmen on which they could draw, heavily crewed as they were with large numbers of draftable, evacuated mercenaries.

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

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51 6 "Where are the other four?" I had hoped to lead the corsair fleet, all seven fifty-oared ships, away from the Dorna.
51 7 Clearly this stratagem had been unsuccessful.
51 8 I had no doubt that the other four corsair ships, possibly in communication by means of message vulos, were in pursuit of the Dorna.
51 9 If the Dorna had been detected, possibly in virtue of the activity of the Brigand Island, I did not think it could long elude its pursuers, given the numbers of rested oarsmen on which they could draw, heavily crewed as they were with large numbers of draftable, evacuated mercenaries.
51 10 There was the possibility, of course, that the Dorna had somehow escaped and was now bound for the Cove of Harpalos.
51 11 Thurnock eyed the three ships between us and the coast.
51 12 "The oars are still," he said.
"Where are the other four?" I had hoped to lead the corsair fleet, all seven fifty-oared ships, away from the Dorna. Clearly this stratagem had been unsuccessful. I had no doubt that the other four corsair ships, possibly in communication by means of message vulos, were in pursuit of the Dorna. If the Dorna had been detected, possibly in virtue of the activity of the Brigand Island, I did not think it could long elude its pursuers, given the numbers of rested oarsmen on which they could draw, heavily crewed as they were with large numbers of draftable, evacuated mercenaries. There was the possibility, of course, that the Dorna had somehow escaped and was now bound for the Cove of Harpalos. Thurnock eyed the three ships between us and the coast. "The oars are still," he said. - (Avengers of Gor)