Through Spain And Portugal
Through Spain And Portugal
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In an instant, however, he recov- ered his senses, and, seeing only the flaming-red object in the middle of the arena, with a snort he made a dash for it, rushing toward the motionless figure at a furious rate of speed. And then, when but a few feet from it, he suddenly stopped short, sniffed the air, his tense muscles relaxed, his fury seemed to abate as if by magic, and taking a last look at the immovable figure on the box, he turned away and trotted off.
Wild applause greeted the success of ...Cuchareta's exploit as, stepping down from his pedestal, he bowed again and again as he walked swiftly, with one eye on the bull, toward the harriera, which he lightly vaulted, and disappeared among an admiring throng. This curious act was originated by a Mexi- can, Tancredo (whence its name), who lost his life at last in performing it, for the bull turned upon him as he left his pedestal, and, as sometimes hap- pens, gored him mortally before he could reach the barrier.
[155] THROUGH SPAIN AND PORTUGAL After witnessing Cuchareta's daring, we no longer wondered why his placid, buxom wife did not care to see her husband in the ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In an instant, however, he recov- ered his senses, and, seeing only the flaming-red object in the middle of the arena, with a snort he made a dash for it, rushing toward the motionless figure at a furious rate of speed. And then, when but a few feet from it, he suddenly stopped short, sniffed the air, his tense muscles relaxed, his fury seemed to abate as if by magic, and taking a last look at the immovable figure on the box, he turned away and trotted off.
Wild applause greeted the success of ...Cuchareta's exploit as, stepping down from his pedestal, he bowed again and again as he walked swiftly, with one eye on the bull, toward the harriera, which he lightly vaulted, and disappeared among an admiring throng. This curious act was originated by a Mexi- can, Tancredo (whence its name), who lost his life at last in performing it, for the bull turned upon him as he left his pedestal, and, as sometimes hap- pens, gored him mortally before he could reach the barrier.
[155] THROUGH SPAIN AND PORTUGAL After witnessing Cuchareta's daring, we no longer wondered why his placid, buxom wife did not care to see her husband in the ring.
What to read after Through Spain And Portugal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Clifford Peixotto to read onlineMoreLess
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