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OF. fils de bast son of the packsaddle; as the muleteers were accustomed to use their saddles for beds in the inns.

And for each able horse, with a packsaddle or other saddle and furniture, two shillings per diem.

There were some who dragged a heavy chain about with them, and others carried a packsaddle; some had their heads always in a bushel—the best people in the world to live with.

As she rode along, she cleared her path by cutting away the twigs and gnarled branches which might catch from behind on the packsaddle or her clothing.

On the led horse was a pack bound rather slouchily, not to a packsaddle, but to an old riding saddle.