Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
e spear.A few steps more, and he reached the barrier—his hands were on the top rail — up — almostover, when a long-eared object shot into theair. A yell, a ripping, tearing sound, and thebull dropped back with a mouthful of gaudyribbons, while the defeated picador whiskedover the fence. The bull… … ESCAPE OF THE PICADOR. 406 THE FAMOUS TORTlGAS BULL-FIGHT. [April, looked around, with his great lop ears grace-fully drooping. This was undoubtedly a challenge; and thegrandees stood up in the private boxes andcheered long and loud. In the mean while the physician in attendance had been sent…
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