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| 52 | 109 | "I View more quotes about turned">turned about," said Tab, "and, circling, and charging, for the Dorna, for her size, is like a tabuk, stove in the hull of the nearest pursuer, but the ram anchored itself athwart the keel of the enemy, and before I could disengage it, my oars were being sheared, rudders torn away, and planking ruptured at the waterline". |
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| 52 | 106 | "You could not outdistance the foes?" said Clitus. |
| 52 | 107 | "It seemed they were tireless," said Tab. |
| 52 | 108 | "They were doubtless heavily crewed," I said, "and had the services of transported mercenaries, making possible frequent shifts of rowers". |
| 52 | 109 | "I turned about," said Tab, "and, circling, and charging, for the Dorna, for her size, is like a tabuk, stove in the hull of the nearest pursuer, but the ram anchored itself athwart the keel of the enemy, and before I could disengage it, my oars were being sheared, rudders torn away, and planking ruptured at the waterline". |
| 52 | 110 | "You sank one of the enemy," said Clitus. |
| 52 | 111 | "Yes," said Tab. |
| 52 | 112 | "But the foes did not finish you off," said Thurnock. |