Some of the slower or hungrier dropped out and began to graze.

Certain of the more wary disappeared to right or left.
Now, after the day's work was practically over, we had our first accident.

The horse ridden by a young fellow from Dos Cabesas slipped, fell, and rolled quite over his rider.

At once the animal lunged to his feet, only to be immediately seized by the nearest rider.

But the Dos Cabesas man lay still, his arms and legs spread abroad, his head doubled sideways in a horribly suggestive manner.