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I still had a little German left, even after that. So I ordered an omelette also. I STILL HAD THE LITTLE GERMAN LEFT EVEN AFTER THAT SO I ORDERED AN OMELET ALSO
eer-Cellar." At Munich we left our luggage at the station, and went in search of breakfast. Of course, at eight o'clock in the morning none of the big cafes were open; but at length, beside some gardens, we found an old-fashioned looking restaurant, from which came a pleasant odour of coffee and hot onions; and walking through and seating ourselves at one of the little tables, placed out under the trees, we took the bill of fare in our hands, and summoned the waiter to our side. I ordered the breakfast. I thought it would be a good opportunity for me to try my German. I ordered coffee and rolls as a groundwork. I got over that part of my task very easily. With the practice I had had during the last two days, I could have ordered coffee and rolls for forty. Then I foraged round for luxuries, and ordered a green salad. I had some difficulty at first in convincing the man that it was not a boiled cabbage that I wanted, but succeeded eventually in getting that silly notion out of his head. HEN HIGH LIFE V LOW LIFE A BEER CELLAR AT MUNICH WE LEFT OUR LUGGAGE AT THE STATION AND WENT IN SEARCH OF BREAKFAST OF COURSE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING NONE OF THE BIG CAFES WERE OPEN BUT AT LENGTH BESIDE SOME GARDENS WE FOUND AN OLD FASHIONED LOOKING RESTAURANT FROM WHICH CAME A PLEASANT ODOR OF COFFEE AND HOT ONIONS AND WALKING THROUGH AND SEATING OURSELVES AT ONE OF THE LITTLE TABLES PLACED OUT UNDER THE TREES WE TOOK THE BILL OF FARE IN OUR HANDS AND SUMMONED THE WAITER TO OUR SIDE I ORDERED THE BREAKFAST I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GOOD OPUNITY FOR ME TO TRY MY GERMAN I ORDERED COFFEE AND ROLLS AS A GROUNDWORK I GOT OVER THAT PART OF MY TASK VERY EASILY WITH THE PRACTICE I HAD HAD DURING THE LAST TWO DAYS I COULD HAVE ORDERED COFFEE AND ROLLS FOR FORTY THEN I FORAGED AROUND FOR LUXURIES AND ORDERED A GREEN SALAD I HAD SOME DIFFICULTY AT FIRST IN CONVINCING THE MAN THAT IT WAS NOT A BOILED CABBAGE THAT I WANTED BUT SUCCEEDED EVENTUALLY IN GETTING THAT SILLY NOTION OUT OF HIS HEAD
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