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Doubtless he had followed the manola and spoken to her again.

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But on looking around, Andrés could discover no one who seemed to pay the slightest attention to the proceedings of the beautiful manola.

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All this because he had ogled a pretty manola at a bull-fight.

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Meanwhile Andrés, delighted to have found the manola, paid little attention to the preliminaries of the fight, and the first bull had already ripped up a horse before he bestowed a single look upon the arena.

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Devoured by anxiety, the manola asked herself what could be the projects of the persevering cavalier, and dreaded the terrible scene that must ensue should Juancho discover him.

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"Well done!" exclaimed Andrés, who, from an alley of the Prado, which he had already reached, saw cab and boy rattle past: "in an hour I shall know the address of the charming manola."

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On reaching the topmost landing-place, the pretty manola raised a fragment of matting that hung before one of those many-panelled doors common in Madrid, took her key and let herself in.

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At the entrance of the chapel we perceived many a dark-complexioned _manola_ — many a terrible looking, fierce-whiskered, cigar-smoking _majo_ — awaiting the egress of their friends; who, as soon as their devotions were concluded, stalked out with

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And it was a vague hope, unacknowledged even to himself, of beholding the lovely manola, that now doubled his usual impatience to reach the scene of the bull-fight.

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Andrés found himself seated next to the young manola.

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