Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
with his teeth, and jerked it from thehands of the banderillero, amid a roar of ap-plause. This was an unexpected move and not downon the bills, and the banderillero stood irreso-lute a moment. Not so the bull. Dropping thebandana, he rushed at his enemy, who, panic-stricken, leaped into the air to… … -v^^ THE PICADOR EVADES THE DULL S CHARGE. have overtaken his victim had not a picadordropped the point of his long lance, and pre-pared to charge. Quick as a flash, the bulllowered his head and dashed under the wea- pon. Taken by surprise, the picador hesitated;the audience, seeing his danger,…
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