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An abbot on an ambling pad likely refers to a religious leader (abbot) riding a horse or other animal that moves at a leisurely pace (ambling). The term "pad" could refer to the saddle or cushion the abbot is sitting on. This phrase could be used metaphorically to suggest a calm and unhurried demeanor or approach to leadership.

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A senior monk on a slow-stepping horse (or padnag). Could mean an abbot (head of an abbey) (Preacher) on an ambling (amble-to make a statement (pre amble)).Pad (Platform) maybe like a soap box but for religious not political speaking. A preacher on a platform.

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