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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I looped the rope about the pommel of the saddle, dropping a few coils of it to either side, it then, on either side, descending to the ground and trailing back into the lodge. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #305)
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43 305 I View more quotes about looped">looped the rope about the pommel of the saddle, dropping a few coils of it to either side, it then, on either side, descending to the ground and trailing back into the lodge.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
43 302 I unhobbled the kaiila waiting there.
43 303 It had a high-pommeled saddle on its back.
43 304 It was to be ridden neither in the hunt nor to war.
43 305 I looped the rope about the pommel of the saddle, dropping a few coils of it to either side, it then, on either side, descending to the ground and trailing back into the lodge.
43 306 I threw a robe over my head and shoulders.
43 307 I then mounted.
43 308 Then, not hurrying, the robe muchly about me, I moved the kaiila away from the lodge, drawing from the lodge, through the cut in its back, by means of the rawhide ropes attached to their handles, the two sacks.
I unhobbled the kaiila waiting there. It had a high-pommeled saddle on its back. It was to be ridden neither in the hunt nor to war. I looped the rope about the pommel of the saddle, dropping a few coils of it to either side, it then, on either side, descending to the ground and trailing back into the lodge. I threw a robe over my head and shoulders. I then mounted. Then, not hurrying, the robe muchly about me, I moved the kaiila away from the lodge, drawing from the lodge, through the cut in its back, by means of the rawhide ropes attached to their handles, the two sacks. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)