Chapter

 1 V    |        it appeared to me as if breakfast was going to be wanting,
 2 VII  |        at table, devouring his breakfast. I stared at him with horror
 3 VIII |  sailing. Now let us have some breakfast and go about the town.”~
 4 VIII | Vincent, where we had an ample breakfast for four marks each (2_s.
 5 XII  |      shared with us our frugal breakfast; answering my uncle’s questions
 6 XV   |    come to a halt, and a hasty breakfast was served out. My uncle
 7 XV   |        was a rest as well as a breakfast hour and he had to wait
 8 XVIII|         said my uncle, “let us breakfast; but we must lay in a good
 9 XVIII|     mingled with a little gin.~Breakfast over, my uncle drew from
10 XXV  |        it with pleasure.~After breakfast the Professor gave a few
11 XXIX |        you will let me have my breakfast.”~“You shall eat, lad. The
12 XXXI |      other sea.~I came back to breakfast with a good appetite. Hans
13 XXXVI|       only just coming down to breakfast, and that I was to be married
14 XXXVI| madness.~“And now let us go to breakfast,” said he.~I followed him