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Chapter 15 - In Our Time - Ernest Hemingway · In Our Time by Ernest Hemingway

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  Chapter No. Fifteen. I heard the drums coming down the street, and
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  then the fife and the pipes, and then they came around the corner,
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  all dancing. The street full of them. Mayera saw him, and then
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  I saw him. When they stopped the music for the crouch, he hunched
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  down in the street with them all, and when they started again he jumped
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  up and went dancing down the street with them. He was drunk. All
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  right, You go down after him, said Mayaierra. He hates me.
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  So I went down and caught up with him and grabbed him while he was
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  crouching down waiting for the music to break loose and said, come on,
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  Louise, for Christ's sake, you've got bulls this afternoon. He didn't listen
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  to me, he was listening so hard for the music to start. I
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  said, don't be a damned fool, Louise, come on back to the
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  hotel. Then the music started up again, and he jumped up and twisted
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  away from me and started dancing. I grabbed his arm, and he pulled
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  loose and said, oh, leave me alone, you're not My father went
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  back to the hotel, and my arrow was on the balcony looking out to
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  see if I'd be bringing him back. He went inside when he saw me
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  and came downstairs disgusted. Well, I said, after all, he's just
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  an ignorant Mexican savage, yes, Mara said, and who will kill his
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  bulls after he gets a coheda? We I suppose, I said, Yes,
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  we said Mayera. We killed the savages bulls, and the drunkard's bulls
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  and the rial rial dancers bulls. Yes, we kill them. We kill
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  them all right, yes, yes, yes, end of chapter fifteen