steed

• It occurred to Tandy that the steed was as frightened as Tandy herself was. —  Ogre Ogre
• For the Circassian wears his cartouche pockets constantly on his breast; any extra ammunition, together with a scanty supply of provisions, is easily attached to the saddle-bow; the steed is always ready for service; the dogs are eager to set off; and so at short [49] notice the whole party gallops out of the aoul with hurrahs and pistol-firing. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Life Of Schamyl, by J. Milton Mackie.
• In this case, his steed was a big, f***-off Landrover and his trailed blazed its way all the way up to Rotherham. —  TV Scoop
• For the Circassian wears his cartouche pockets constantly on his breast; any extra ammunition, together with a scanty supply of provisions, is easily attached to the saddle-bow; the steed is always ready for service; the dogs are eager to set off; and so at short notice the whole party gallops out of the aoul with hurrahs and pistol-firing On the journey, however, they ride slowly. —  Life of Schamyl And Narrative of the Circassian War of Independence Against Russia
• "Forward, Margotte--we must get under shelter But just as the steed was about to start, the rider again heard the sound of a horse's hoofs on the frozen ground, and in a twinkling a horse bounded past Pierre like the wind. —  The Son of Monte-Cristo, Volume II

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