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"
‘
He
is
preparing
to
vomit
,
’
some
one
said
and
the
lines
laughed
.
"
‘
Don
Faustino
,
’
a
peasant
called
.
‘
Vomit
if
it
will
give
thee
pleasure
.
To
me
it
is
all
the
same
.
’
"
Then
,
as
we
watched
,
Don
Faustino
looked
along
the
lines
and
across
the
square
to
the
cliff
and
then
when
he
saw
the
cliff
and
the
emptiness
beyond
,
he
turned
quickly
and
ducked
back
toward
the
entrance
of
the
Ayuntamiento
.
"
All
the
lines
roared
and
some
one
shouted
in
a
high
voice
,
‘
Where
do
you
go
,
Don
Faustino
?
Where
do
you
go
?
’
"
‘
He
goes
to
throw
up
,
’
shouted
another
and
they
all
laughed
again
.
"
Then
we
saw
Don
Faustino
coming
out
again
with
Pablo
behind
him
with
the
shotgun
.
All
of
his
style
was
gone
now
.
The
sight
of
the
lines
had
taken
away
his
type
and
his
style
and
he
came
out
now
with
Pablo
behind
him
as
though
Pablo
were
cleaning
a
street
and
Don
Faustino
was
what
he
was
pushing
ahead
of
him
.
Don
Faustino
came
out
now
and
he
was
crossing
himself
and
praying
and
then
he
put
his
hands
in
front
of
his
eyes
and
walked
down
the
steps
toward
the
lines
.
"
‘
Leave
him
alone
,
’
some
one
shouted
.
‘
Don
’
t
touch
him
.
’
"
The
lines
understood
and
no
one
made
a
move
to
touch
Don
Faustino
and
,
with
his
hands
shaking
and
held
in
front
of
his
eyes
,
and
with
his
mouth
moving
,
he
walked
along
between
the
lines
.
"
No
one
said
anything
and
no
one
touched
him
and
,
when
he
was
halfway
through
the
lines
,
he
could
go
no
farther
and
fell
to
his
knees
.
"
No
one
struck
him
.
I
was
walking
along
parallel
to
the
line
to
see
what
happened
to
him
and
a
peasant
leaned
down
and
lifted
him
to
his
feet
and
said
,
‘
Get
up
,
Don
Faustino
,
and
keep
walking
.
The
bull
has
not
yet
come
out
.
’
