pommel

• He snatched a sixth keg of liquor from one of the nets and a coil of strong rawhide lashing that had been looped over the pommel, then rendered himself and his burden invisible and moved back until he was well into the fog. —  Julian, May - Boreal Moon 01 - Conqueror's Moon
• His hands rested on the pommel, a light grip on the reins, and lust in his expression. —  Cheyenne McCray - Spellbound.pdf.htm
• Instead their guide drew his dagger and pounded sharply on the wall in some sort of signal, with a dull clunk sound that made him think the pommel was made of lead. —  Map.html
• Bent slightly over the saddle pommel, his eyes upon these snow-capped peaks still showing blurred and distant, he rode steadily on, the only moving object amid all that wide, desolate landscape PART II WHAT OCCURRED IN GLENCAID CHAPTER I THE ARRIVAL OF MISS SPENCER There was a considerable period when events of importance in Glencaid's history were viewed against the background of the opening of its first school. —  Bob Hampton of Placer
• She must first free her knee from the pommel, and be certain that her habit is entirely disengaged. —  Our Deportment Or the Manners, Conduct and Dress of the Most Refined Society

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