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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

I fastened the saddle on the bird and, with a bit of difficulty, the bird sensing my unsure movements, the tarn harness. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #288)
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13 288 I View more quotes about fastened">fastened the saddle on the bird and, with a bit of difficulty, the bird sensing my unsure movements, the tarn harness.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 285 He moved over the tem-wood beams until he came to two sets of racing saddles and harness, and he threw me one, indicating a brown, alert racing tarn two perches away.
13 286 The racing harness, like the common tarn harness, works with two rings, the throat ring and the main saddle ring, and six straps.
13 287 The major difference is the tautness of the reins between the two rings; the racing saddle, on the other hand, is only a slip of leather compared to the common tarn saddle, which is rather large, with saddle packs, weapon sheaths and paired slave rings.
13 288 I fastened the saddle on the bird and, with a bit of difficulty, the bird sensing my unsure movements, the tarn harness.
13 289 Mip and I, moving the lock levers, removed the hobble and chain from the two birds and took the saddle.
13 290 Mip rode Green Ubar; he looked well in the worn saddle; his stirrups were short.
13 291 We fastened the safety straps.
He moved over the tem-wood beams until he came to two sets of racing saddles and harness, and he threw me one, indicating a brown, alert racing tarn two perches away. The racing harness, like the common tarn harness, works with two rings, the throat ring and the main saddle ring, and six straps. The major difference is the tautness of the reins between the two rings; the racing saddle, on the other hand, is only a slip of leather compared to the common tarn saddle, which is rather large, with saddle packs, weapon sheaths and paired slave rings. I fastened the saddle on the bird and, with a bit of difficulty, the bird sensing my unsure movements, the tarn harness. Mip and I, moving the lock levers, removed the hobble and chain from the two birds and took the saddle. Mip rode Green Ubar; he looked well in the worn saddle; his stirrups were short. We fastened the safety straps. - (Assassin of Gor)