packsaddle

Now, where can I put the packsaddle, and where's a safe place for these bundles?"

They led the horse over to the pickup and put a cumbersome-looking packsaddle on him.

It is a suburban development built on the grounds of Packsaddle House.

The two men raised the body to the cross trees of the packsaddle and Claude roped it down.

His legs were locked firmly on the packsaddle, but he didn't know what to do except hang on.

He expected a sneer from Lucilius, but the man was sitting propped against a packsaddle.

One day, the queen saw a man steal a packsaddle and quarrel with the rightful owner.

It is also known as the "packsaddle".

The only remaining part of the grounds is Packsaddle Lodge the original gate house to the estate.

Quickly she tossed the packsaddle on the mule and tied her pack and the food bags to it.

Should she start anything, he would deliver her to Elayne tied to a packsaddle, if it took ten men to put her there.

Idalia tethered the mare once more, and turned to help Kellen with the packsaddle.

Its pack started to slip to one side as the girths of its packsaddle weakened.

They followed Xhia in single file, each trooper leading a spare horse that carried a packsaddle.

Have yourself a cup of coffee whilst I go throw a packsaddle on one of the horses."

"I hope those packhorses are where we left them, or my Lord Dragon will have to be fitted for a packsaddle."

He silently helped her tie his bedroll and their gunnysack of food to Lafayette's packsaddle.

Quickly he removed the mule's cargo and packsaddle and shoved it all under a big cedar.

Emmet slung the packsaddle on the mule's back.

He looped it around his unruly hair, then picked up the heavy wooden packsaddle, and followed Idalia outside.

Maddox undid the diamond hitch, pulled off the packsaddle.

They found some twenty one Indians encamped on Packsaddle Mountain.

Claude threw a lariat around the warden's legs I and tied the other end to the packsaddle on the mule.

Harley Boble was tying the strings on a packsaddle, scowling as he said something to another, larger man.

You go voluntarily where I want you to, or you go tied to a packsaddle.