FOOTNOTES:
[67] Little aunt
[68] Sleeveless coat, generally of sheep or goat skin.
[69] Cuadrillas de cartel.
[70] Toro de libras.
[71] Tobacco is a Government monopoly.
[72] Liquido.
[73] A not very complimentary term to the lady—a stinging insect, a dangerous beast.
[74] Gachi—uncomplimentary gipsy word, applied to male or female, generally to a Christian.
[75] Iron-tipped lance, used in overthrowing young bulls.
[76] Overthrowing—baiting of bulls by overthrowing them with a spear.
[77] An old Moorish tower on the banks of the Guadalquivir close to the gardens Las Delicias.
[78] Heads of the herds—trained to act as leaders and decoys.
[79] Pet lair or lurking place.
[80] The cry used to incite a bull to attack—lit. enter, come along, and attack.
[81] It is recorded that the Cid tilted at bulls with his lance.
[82] A proverbially learned Bishop.
[83] Artesonada.
[84] Man who gives the coup de grace to a bull with a dagger, if the matador has failed to kill it with his sword thrust.