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Chapter 16 - In Our Time - Ernest Hemingway · In Our Time by Ernest Hemingway

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Chapter No. Sixteen. Mayerra lay still, his head on his arms,
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his face in the sand. He felt warm and sticky from the bleating.
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Each time he felt the horn coming, Sometimes the bull owly bumped him with
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his head. Once the horn went all the way through him, and he
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felt it going to the sand. Someone had the bull by the tail.
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He was swearing at him and flopping the capeman's face. Then the bull was
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gone. Some men picked Mayaa up and started to run with him toward the
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barriers, through the gate, out the passageway around under the grand stand to
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the infirmary. They laid Mayra down on a cot, and one of the
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men went out for the doctor. The others stood around. The doctor came
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running from the corral where he had been sewing up piccadot horses. He had
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to stop and wash his hands. There was great shouting going on in the
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grand stand overhead. Mayerra wanted to say something and found he couldn't not talk.
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Maera felt everything getting larger and larger, and then smaller and smaller than
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it. Got larger and larger and larger than smaller and smaller than everything commenced
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to run faster and faster, as when they speed up a cinematograph film than
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he was dead end of Chapter sixteen,