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| 51 | 160 | "The boat could View more quotes about hold">hold several more occupants," I said. |
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| 51 | 157 | "Does it surprise you?" I asked. |
| 51 | 158 | Ctesippus was now apparently issuing orders to the crew of the longboat. |
| 51 | 159 | It turned about and, the mercenaries with spears continuing to fend off desperate swimmers, began to make its way back toward the two unharmed corsair ships, waiting closer to shore. |
| 51 | 160 | "The boat could hold several more occupants," I said. |
| 51 | 161 | "It seems that Ctesippus has no wish to take on further passengers," said Sakim. |
| 51 | 162 | One fellow was clinging to an oar of the longboat but lost his grip, a spear jabbed into his face. |
| 51 | 163 | The third lifeboat, like the first, overloaded, awash, capsized; the fourth lifeboat, like the second, bore policing spearmen and, in the midst of shrieking swimmers, seemed determined to take on only elite passengers, presumably officers and special persons. |