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| 51 | 119 | I guessed that there View more quotes about might">might be two hundred and fifty to three hundred men in the water, as the corsair ships were crowded with evacuated mercenaries. |
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| 51 | 116 | "I think the defense-of-territory theory is more plausible," I said. |
| 51 | 117 | "First would come the movement of oars, particularly of several oars, the disturbance in the water, alerting the hith to the presence of an intruder, then the discovery of a large, dark shape entering his domain, and then, only after the attack, would it be likely to sense possible prey, thrashing in the water". |
| 51 | 118 | "I much agree," said Sakim, "and such is my view, but surely you will grant that once food has been associated with an attack, that attacks might be thus encouraged?" "Surely," I said. |
| 51 | 119 | I guessed that there might be two hundred and fifty to three hundred men in the water, as the corsair ships were crowded with evacuated mercenaries. |
| 51 | 120 | I saw one fellow trying to crawl onto a narrow plank. |
| 51 | 121 | It could not support his weight. |
| 51 | 122 | I saw a helmeted figure slip beneath the water, seemingly drawn under the surface, one hand raised, as though it might be grasped by someone. |