Chapter

 1   III|        reeds yonder is a stray bull, which has been prowling
 2   III|        be fools to bring a mad bull among the people on a holiday
 3   III|        which not merely a wild bull but a hippopotamus could
 4   III|        morass where the errant bull happened to be at that moment.
 5   III|      beast known as an "errant bull" really is.~ ~When there
 6   III|       to trace the lair of the bull. Two distinct paths led
 7   III|      heard the snorting of the bull. For a moment he thought
 8   III|       after him the infuriated bull.~ ~When the wild beast came
 9   III|        the beast's head.~ ~The bull roared at him, but did not
10   III|    creeping closer to the wild bull, he gave it a cut with his
11   III|      with a sharp crackle. The bull only grunted, but did not
12   III|        by the cowardice of the bull, and tried to arouse it
13   III|        whip chanced to hit the bull in the eye. Quick as lightning
14   III| liberate himself.~ ~The baited bull stood on the plain roaring
15   III|       steed. No sooner did the bull perceive that his enemy
16   III|        sprang to one side. The bull bounded away right on, and
17   III|     remained behind, while the bull flew on in front. By this
18   III|      from behind at the[Pg 78] bull, which rushed on even quicker
19  VIII|         became as furious as a bull when the dog-star is in