The orchestra played another waltz, the audience protested, when fortunately there arose a charitable hero to distract their attention and relieve the manager, in the person of a man who had occupied a reserved seat and refused to give it up to its owner, the philosopher Don Primitivo.

Finding his own arguments useless, Don Primitivo had appealed to an usher.

Don Primitivo, the philosopher, was in his glory quoting opinions of the theologians.

Vainly Don Primitivo argued in Latin.

Aristorenas shook his head, and that too when Don Primitivo's Latin was easy to understand, for he talked of an gallus talisainus, acuto tari armatus, an gallus beati Petri bulikus sasabungus sit, and so on, until at length he decided to resort to the argument which many use to convince and silence their opponents.

y la devocion al Numen primitivo.

En Flandes se ha puesto el sol; edited by Ernest Herman Hespelt and Primitivo R. Sanjurjo, with a critical introd.

SANJURJO, PRIMITIVO R., ed.

Primitivo and his dog.

En Flandes se ha puesto el sol; edited by Ernest Herman Hespelt and Primitivo R. Sanjurjo, with a critical introd.

SANJURJO, PRIMITIVO R., ed.

Primitivo and his dog.