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| 57 | 133 | "What mercenary shrinks from a View more quotes about fight">fight he deems easily and profitably won," asked Thurnock, "a fight in which he risks little and is likely to gain much?" "It is true," I said, "the corsairs have four ships to our two, and the Dorna is crippled". |
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| 57 | 130 | "They cannot be unaware that, on this side, we are still grossly undermanned". |
| 57 | 131 | "Mercenaries can take only so much," said Clitus, folding his net. |
| 57 | 132 | "They fight for gold, not death". |
| 57 | 133 | "What mercenary shrinks from a fight he deems easily and profitably won," asked Thurnock, "a fight in which he risks little and is likely to gain much?" "It is true," I said, "the corsairs have four ships to our two, and the Dorna is crippled". |
| 57 | 134 | "They are coming again!" cried a man, pointing. |
| 57 | 135 | The corsair ship was maneuvering to come alongside once more. |
| 57 | 136 | It was a beautiful ship, low in the water, with fine lines, with the eyes on either side of the graceful, concave prow. |