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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is somewhat more in the nature of a stirruped seat. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #885)
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13 885 It is View more quotes about somewhat">somewhat more in the nature of a stirruped seat.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 882 "Help me into the saddle," she said.
13 883 I lifted her sandaled foot upward, and she took her place in the leather seat at the side of the tharlarion's back.
13 884 It has stirrups, into which I helped her place her feet, but it is not exactly a saddle as those of Earth would think of one, even of the sort usually designated as a sidesaddle.
13 885 It is somewhat more in the nature of a stirruped seat.
13 886 It is at the height of the beast's back, cushioned, held there by straps.
13 887 She hooked herself into the seat, or, if one prefers, saddle.
13 888 As I had lifted her into the seat I had seen her ankle.
"Help me into the saddle," she said. I lifted her sandaled foot upward, and she took her place in the leather seat at the side of the tharlarion's back. It has stirrups, into which I helped her place her feet, but it is not exactly a saddle as those of Earth would think of one, even of the sort usually designated as a sidesaddle. It is somewhat more in the nature of a stirruped seat. It is at the height of the beast's back, cushioned, held there by straps. She hooked herself into the seat, or, if one prefers, saddle. As I had lifted her into the seat I had seen her ankle. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)