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| 57 | 188 | If one is View more quotes about fortunate">fortunate, one might people a longboat, a small vulnerable craft, with limited water and food, on a wide, lonely sea. |
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| 57 | 185 | One of a mariner's worst nightmares is to awaken at night to the cry of "Fire!" Fire at sea is quite different from fire on land, say, in a house or village. |
| 57 | 186 | There is nowhere to run. |
| 57 | 187 | Flames burn and water drowns. |
| 57 | 188 | If one is fortunate, one might people a longboat, a small vulnerable craft, with limited water and food, on a wide, lonely sea. |
| 57 | 189 | "Oars out, thrust away!" I heard from the corsair vessel. |
| 57 | 190 | Oars from the corsair ship thrust out, striking our hull, trying to move their ship from our proximity. |
| 57 | 191 | "Back, back," cried a mercenary officer on our deck, looking behind him, and men began, sustaining our determined, fierce attack, to back away. |