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Her thighs were then tied tightly about the great chest of the kaiila; they were held, bound as she was, flattened against, and pressed deeply into, the body of the animal; I saw them move with its breathing; on their interiors, later, would be found the marks of the beast's warm, silken coat and oil from its hide. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 56, Sentence #25)

I hoisted her to the back of a kaiila and she, to keep her balance, momentarily frightened, clutched at its mane, fastening her fingers in it. I took a long strap and tied it about her right ankle and then, drawing it tight under the belly of the kaiila, looped it twice about her left ankle. I then jerked the entire arrangement tight again and fastened her left ankle in place. Her thighs were then tied tightly about the great chest of the kaiila; they were held, bound as she was, flattened against, and pressed deeply into, the body of the animal; I saw them move with its breathing; on their interiors, later, would be found the marks of the beast's warm, silken coat and oil from its hide. The beast did not have reins but a neck rope. I took this neck rope, a long one, and slung it about the pommel of my saddle. "Master has not seen fit to permit me clothing," she said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)