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| 57 | 167 | After some two or three Ehn, the fourth row was in View more quotes about place">place, each row consisting of some ten men. |
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| 57 | 164 | Too, I did not think the corsair could hold its current position for more than a few Ihn at a time. |
| 57 | 165 | Accordingly, the passage between ships would be dangerous, brief, and intermittent. |
| 57 | 166 | The two ships, the corsair ship and the Tesephone, were literally against one another only briefly, but the gap between them, ranging from a few inches to a yard, held for almost an Ehn; then it widened to four to five feet, and then, once more, was such that it could be easily bridged. |
| 57 | 167 | After some two or three Ehn, the fourth row was in place, each row consisting of some ten men. |
| 57 | 168 | We had not yet, muchly concealed behind the screens, attacked the boarders, nor had they, as yet, shields lifted, weapons poised, charged us. |
| 57 | 169 | "Surely we are now rich enough in foes," said Clitus. |
| 57 | 170 | "Others, behind them," said Sakim, "are preparing to board". |