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Across the prairie I could see riders approaching, some four or five in the lead, and others, drawn out, behind them. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #428)

I dismounted and pulled the two slave sacks across the stone to my feet. I removed the rope by means of which the two sacks had been drawn from the pommel of my saddle. I then removed the rope's ends from the large, closed, high handles of the sacks. Across the prairie I could see riders approaching, some four or five in the lead, and others, drawn out, behind them. I cut the rope apart in the center. I then threaded one length of the rope through the handles on Bloketu's sack and tied the two ends together, drawing it up from the handles in such a way as to make a long, double loop, the two high portions of the loop well above the handles and adjacent to one another; I then, with the other length of the rope, did the same thing with Iwoso's sack. The lead riders, then, had stopped. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)