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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. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #430)

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. They seemed confused about the trail. Perhaps it had crossed another trail. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)