1
He suddenly stopped his horse, and threw the bridle to Jacques, saying:
2
He threw the bridle over the fence and strode up the pathway.
3
The other cowboy got off his nervous, spirited horse and threw the bridle.
4
He slid off his horse and threw the bridle.
5
We dismounted; Nimrod threw the bridle over his horse's head and started across, leading his beast.
6
He dismounted, threw the bridle over a post, and, going into the garden, knocked gently at the door.
7
She crossed the sidewalk threw the bridle rein over the horse's neck, and swung herself gracefully into the saddle.
8
When I threw the bridle over her head, she nuzzled me and did a little dance, anticipating our ride.
9
He threw the bridle over a stake in the fence, and the horse was glad to rest, with drooping head.
10
He threw the bridle over an iron railing, and knocking with a peculiar sound at the door, was soon admitted.
11
Resolving to tarry here for the night, he threw the bridle of his weary steed to the hostler, and entered the house.
12
As he dismounted from his horse, he threw the bridle over its neck, and looked at the animal as being his only friend.
13
Now he threw the bridle reins back over the horse's head, and then the two walked on, side by side, man and beast.
14
Then, as if he'd forgotten somethin', he wheeled the horse sharp around, trotted back, threw the bridle over a fence-post, an' came in.
15
A moment later he dismounted at the portal of the Chateau, threw the bridle into the hands of a groom in waiting, and entered.
16
He joined her in another moment, and springing from the saddle, he threw the bridle-rein over his arm and walked beside her, leading his horse.
