Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 420
sed one ear as I entered,next raised his head and calmly eyed me; thenhe dropped his big ears upon the grass againand pretended to go to sleep ! This was unbearable; and an agile picadorsprang forward and fluttered a red bandanabefore him. Jack rose into the air with a singlebound, and away went… … SEIZING JACK BV ONE OF HIS LONG EARS, I WRENCHED HIM FROM HIS HOLD. enemy would reappear. Then, turning, he sawthe matador. Jack evidently recognized me, and felt thathere was no common enemy, but one whoknew his tactics. And I did; numerous scarsupon my legs testifying to the fact. He didnot…
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