Cascade (AD 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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WHAT? NO CHEERLEADERS? From the first roll of the drums and the sound of the trumpets, until the death of the bull, the spectacle of a bullfight is most excit- ing. The parade that proceeds gives the ap- pearance of a circus but once the bull enters the ring it is drama. After the Toreado, the Picadores, and the Banderellas have taken some of the spirit out of the bull, the Matador receives permission from the president of the arena to kill the bull. He then dedicates the kill to one of the audience. The perfect kill is his goal, that is sinking the sword to the hilt between the shoulder blades. NEXT BATTER 3

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