aftercastle

He decided to go below, to his cabin in the aftercastle.

At the stern an aftercastle rose one level above the main deck.

The aftercastle was an isolated island of resistance, and it couldn't hold much longer.

Up on the deck once more, Kennit led them into the aftercastle.

But in the aftercastle, at least, there was not a whiff of rats.

He stood atop the galley's aftercastle, looking up at the heavens.

The young admiral met him by the aftercastle, and invited him below.

He had no idea how long he'd stood onGorath Bay 's aftercastle.

He strode on deck, Myrgyn following at his shoulder, and climbed to the top of the aftercastle.

Haskyn bowed in salute and headed for the aftercastle ladder at a run.

He carried it to the aftercastle and poured aqua vitae on the blade.

In the aftercastle, doors had been forced when the slaves had hunted down the ship's officers.

Candle-glow through thin-scraped horn shone on the aftercastle of a particular ship.

He climbed down the aftercastle ladder slowly, like an old, old man, opened his cabin door, and stepped through it.

She had just survived a pirate attack with tattered sails and a charred aftercastle.

Merlin's deep voice boomed the battle cry, cutting through all of the other noises, and then he was onto the aftercastle itself.

Wished he himself had reached the aftercastle ofRoyal Charis even a minute earlier.

The weapon racks on the aftercastle emptied swiftly.

Before the archer could finish drawing, the door to the aftercastle flew open and a short, black-bearded man came stamping out.

Somehow, the man had actually managed to respan the weapon before he leapt up onto the aftercastle bulwark.

She entered the aftercastle.

But there were hundreds of those enemies between him andRoyal Charis ' aftercastle.

In the shelter of the aftercastle two men stood at the long tiller, feet braced wide apart and chests slick with sweat.

Most early cannon were placed in the forecastle and aftercastle of a ship where they might be conveniently pointed in any direction.

A length of flaming mast speared a lesser galley, crunching through its aftercastle.