Andalusia, Sketches And Impressions
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They disappear. The fighters meanwhile exchange their satin cloaks for others of less value.
There is another flourish of trumpets, the gates are opened for the bull.
Then comes a moment of expectation, every one is trembling with excitement. There is perfect silence. All eyes are fixed on the open gate.
[140] XXV: Corrida de Toros — // One or two shouts are heard, a murmur passes through the people, and the bull emerges — shin- ing, black, with massive shoulders and fine horns.
It advances a l...ittle, a splendid beast conscious of its strength, and suddenly stops dead, looking round.
The toreros wave their capes and the picadors flour- ish their lances, long wooden spikes with an iron point. The bull catches sight of a horse, and lower- ing his head, bears down swiftly upon it. The picador takes firmer hold of his lance, and when the brute reaches him plants the pointed end between its shoulders; at the same moment the senior mata- dor dashes forward and with his cloak distracts the bull's attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They disappear. The fighters meanwhile exchange their satin cloaks for others of less value.
There is another flourish of trumpets, the gates are opened for the bull.
Then comes a moment of expectation, every one is trembling with excitement. There is perfect silence. All eyes are fixed on the open gate.
[140] XXV: Corrida de Toros — // One or two shouts are heard, a murmur passes through the people, and the bull emerges — shin- ing, black, with massive shoulders and fine horns.
It advances a l...ittle, a splendid beast conscious of its strength, and suddenly stops dead, looking round.
The toreros wave their capes and the picadors flour- ish their lances, long wooden spikes with an iron point. The bull catches sight of a horse, and lower- ing his head, bears down swiftly upon it. The picador takes firmer hold of his lance, and when the brute reaches him plants the pointed end between its shoulders; at the same moment the senior mata- dor dashes forward and with his cloak distracts the bull's attention.
What to read after Andalusia, Sketches And Impressions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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