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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then threw the saddle over the bird's back and crawled under its stomach to fasten the girth straps. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #174)
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12 174 I then threw the View more quotes about saddle">saddle over the bird's back and crawled under its stomach to fasten the girth straps.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 171 The antelope's back had been broken, apparently in the tarn's strike, and its neck and head lolled aimlessly to one side.
12 172 When the tarn had fed, I walked over to him, speaking familiarly, as if I might be doing the most customary thing on Gor.
12 173 Letting him see the harness fully, I slowly and with measured care fastened it around his neck.
12 174 I then threw the saddle over the bird's back and crawled under its stomach to fasten the girth straps.
12 175 Then I calmly climbed the newly repaired mounting ladder, drew it up, and fastened it to the side of the saddle.
12 176 I sat still for a moment and then decisively drew back on the one-strap.
12 177 I breathed a sigh of relief as the black monster lifted himself in flight.
The antelope's back had been broken, apparently in the tarn's strike, and its neck and head lolled aimlessly to one side. When the tarn had fed, I walked over to him, speaking familiarly, as if I might be doing the most customary thing on Gor. Letting him see the harness fully, I slowly and with measured care fastened it around his neck. I then threw the saddle over the bird's back and crawled under its stomach to fasten the girth straps. Then I calmly climbed the newly repaired mounting ladder, drew it up, and fastened it to the side of the saddle. I sat still for a moment and then decisively drew back on the one-strap. I breathed a sigh of relief as the black monster lifted himself in flight. - (Tarnsman of Gor)