Spain of the Spanish
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■•, . . , i i ■ embroideries of these capotes, and their average cost is another 1, 000 pesetas. The torero's hat — or montera — is a picturesque arrangement of black velvet and chenil, which costs about £4, and as there is also a wide waistband of silk — the faja — which measures at least four yards, the entire cost of a costume worn in the arena cannot come to much less than £100. I give these figures because the word tawdry has sometimes been applied to the torero's dress, and it is inapplic...able.
When everyone is in his place and when the President gives the signal, the door of the toril is opened and the first bull rushes into the arena. And from this moment the whole attention of the toreros, especially of the espadas, is directed on the animal. What may be his temper, his character, his peculiarities ? For the difference between buUs is amazing.
Just to take a few examples of different aptitudes : the bull which has entered the ring may be boyante, which means that he will be brilliant and easy to torear.
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■•, . . , i i ■ embroideries of these capotes, and their average cost is another 1, 000 pesetas. The torero's hat — or montera — is a picturesque arrangement of black velvet and chenil, which costs about £4, and as there is also a wide waistband of silk — the faja — which measures at least four yards, the entire cost of a costume worn in the arena cannot come to much less than £100. I give these figures because the word tawdry has sometimes been applied to the torero's dress, and it is inapplic...able.
When everyone is in his place and when the President gives the signal, the door of the toril is opened and the first bull rushes into the arena. And from this moment the whole attention of the toreros, especially of the espadas, is directed on the animal. What may be his temper, his character, his peculiarities ? For the difference between buUs is amazing.
Just to take a few examples of different aptitudes : the bull which has entered the ring may be boyante, which means that he will be brilliant and easy to torear.
What to read after Spain of the Spanish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janie Villiers Wardell to read onlineMoreLess
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