Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 421
finally effected, for thegrandees cheered the bull and demanded thathe receive the flowers. So the matador acceptedthe situation, the goat-team was driven in, abox placed on the cart, and the victorious bullwas perched upon it. He looked ready foranother fight, and as if he would enjoy it. And so… … TRIUMPHAL EXIT OF JACK. umphant Jack. Chewing at the flowers, he picadors and banderilleros opened the gates, was borne proudly around the arena, amid and he passed out. shouts, and blasts from the trumpet! Then the So ended the famous Tortugas bull-fight. IT REALLY RAINED. By Julian Ralph. In the…
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