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Yet, that night, he had permitted Elizabeth Cardwell, only a girl, to saddle him, to fly him from the Sardar. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #206)

I attempted to kiss her, but she had turned and, not crying, left me. My thoughts turned again to the great saddlebird, the war tarn, Ubar of the Skies. He had slain men who had attempted to climb to his saddle. Yet, that night, he had permitted Elizabeth Cardwell, only a girl, to saddle him, to fly him from the Sardar. He, alone, had returned four days later. In fury I had driven the bird away. I who had sought to protect her, had lost her. - (Raiders of Gor)