The Blood of the Arena
The Blood of the Arena
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They were enthusiastic con- noisseurs, the admirers who called on him on bull- fight days. The matador instantly forgot all his anxieties and went out smiling, his head thrown back, his bearing arrogant, as if the bulls that awaited him in the plaza were personal enemies whom he desired to face as soon as possible and make them bite the dust with his uner- ring sword.
The farewell was, as on other occasions, disconcert- ing and disturbing to Gallardo. The women fled so as not to see him go, all... except Carmen, who forced herself to keep serene, and accompanied him to the door; the astonishment and curiosity of his little nephews annoyed the bull-fighter, arrogant and manful now that the hour of danger had come.
"I should think they were taking me to the gallows! Well, see you later! Don't worry, nothing is going to happen. " And he stepped into his carriage, forcing his way [182] DIAMONDS IN THE RING among the neighbors and the curious grouped before his house, who wished good luck to Senor Juan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were enthusiastic con- noisseurs, the admirers who called on him on bull- fight days. The matador instantly forgot all his anxieties and went out smiling, his head thrown back, his bearing arrogant, as if the bulls that awaited him in the plaza were personal enemies whom he desired to face as soon as possible and make them bite the dust with his uner- ring sword.
The farewell was, as on other occasions, disconcert- ing and disturbing to Gallardo. The women fled so as not to see him go, all... except Carmen, who forced herself to keep serene, and accompanied him to the door; the astonishment and curiosity of his little nephews annoyed the bull-fighter, arrogant and manful now that the hour of danger had come.
"I should think they were taking me to the gallows! Well, see you later! Don't worry, nothing is going to happen. " And he stepped into his carriage, forcing his way [182] DIAMONDS IN THE RING among the neighbors and the curious grouped before his house, who wished good luck to Senor Juan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicente Blasco Ibbsez to read onlineMoreLess
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