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| 58 | 145 | At this View more quotes about point">point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships. |
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| 58 | 142 | Given the proximities inevitably involved in ramming and shearing it can be highly dangerous to approach a flaming ship. |
| 58 | 143 | From the point of view of the incendiaries, the torching of the ship must be arranged in such a manner as to put the enemy at the highest risk possible. |
| 58 | 144 | This means either that one takes the flaming ship to the enemy, or fires the ship unexpectedly when the enemy finds himself in a position from which it is difficult to withdraw. |
| 58 | 145 | At this point I was reasonably sure, despite the loss of one of our rudders, that we could bring the Tesephone, aflame, against one of the enemy ships. |
| 58 | 146 | Over a short distance I would have matched her in speed against anything on Thassa. |
| 58 | 147 | The Dorna, on the other hand, was crippled, and slow in the water. |
| 58 | 148 | Which of the enemy ships, I wondered, now served as the enemy fleet's flagship? The position of the four enemy ships was now as follows. |