Three-horse chariot

Usage examples of triga.

You have all chosen, as you have a right to do—and I thank Triga for trusting as far as he can.

If Triga was trying to be helpful, why stop him, “I think we’ll need more than one place, but that sounds useful.

He waved Triga ahead, waited until he was almost out of sight on the narrow trail, and started off himself.

Gird waited what he thought was long enough for it to reach Ivis, then waved Triga on, and started again himself.

After a short time, Triga came out from under the trees, and stepped onto one of the tussocks.

He wanted to ask Triga how big the snakes in the bog could be, but he didn’t want to admit he didn’t know.

And they marched quietly through the wood, with Diamod scouting ahead, and Triga bringing up the rear.

Gird put out his hand to stop Triga (and Triga’s arm was there—predictable as always) and said “Don’t laugh.

He looked across the campsite, and saw Triga and someone else dragging loaded baskets away toward the pickoaks.

Finally Triga said, “You mean for us to go into villages and teach farmers what you’ve taught us—by ourselves?