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

Steam and bubbles had hissed up as the water flowed into the fires and drenched the spurring, heated irons by means of which its movements had been controlled. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 56, Sentence #37)
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56 37 Steam and bubbles had hissed up as the View more quotes about water">water flowed into the fires and drenched the spurring, heated irons by means of which its movements had been controlled.

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

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56 34 I brought my arm down swiftly, savagely, and the mariners at the prow emptied basket after basket into the sea.
56 35 Shortly thereafter, scarcely had war sandals been pressed on the first rungs of the braced scaling ladders, than a sudden, hideous tremor shook the beast, a violent stream of air and water exploded upward from its breathing hole, and its enormous body reared a dozen feet from the water, scattering ladders and men.
56 36 Then it submerged, and the water was filled with startled, struggling men, ladders, tents, supplies, and a camp's debris.
56 37 Steam and bubbles had hissed up as the water flowed into the fires and drenched the spurring, heated irons by means of which its movements had been controlled.
56 38 "It may be under the ship!" cried Sakim.
56 39 "No!" I said, pointing.
56 40 "See the water, to starboard!" Then the water seemed quiet.
I brought my arm down swiftly, savagely, and the mariners at the prow emptied basket after basket into the sea. Shortly thereafter, scarcely had war sandals been pressed on the first rungs of the braced scaling ladders, than a sudden, hideous tremor shook the beast, a violent stream of air and water exploded upward from its breathing hole, and its enormous body reared a dozen feet from the water, scattering ladders and men. Then it submerged, and the water was filled with startled, struggling men, ladders, tents, supplies, and a camp's debris. Steam and bubbles had hissed up as the water flowed into the fires and drenched the spurring, heated irons by means of which its movements had been controlled. "It may be under the ship!" cried Sakim. "No!" I said, pointing. "See the water, to starboard!" Then the water seemed quiet. - (Avengers of Gor)