CHAPTER L.
The Breakfast--The Tomen Bala--El Punto de la Vana.
I slept soundly that night, as well I might, my bed being good and my body weary.

I arose about nine, dressed and went down to the parlour which was vacant.

I rang the bell, and on Tom Jenkins making his appearance I ordered breakfast, and then asked for the Welsh American, and learned that he had breakfasted very early and had set out in a gig on a journey to some distance.

In about twenty minutes after I had ordered it my breakfast made its appearance.

A noble breakfast it was; such indeed as I might have read of, but had never before seen.