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We Dine. -- A Curious Dish. -- "A Feeling of Sadness Comes O'er Me. " -- The German Cigar. -- The Handsomest Match in Europe. -- "How Easy 'tis for Friends to Drift Apart," especially in a place like Munich Railway Station. -- The Victim of Fate. -- A Faithful Bradshaw. -- Among the Mountains. -- Prince and Pauper. -- A Modern Romance. -- Arrival at Oberau. -- Wise and Foolish Pilgrims. -- An Interesting Drive. -- Ettal and its Monastery. -- We Reach the Goal of our Pilgrimage.
At one o'clock we turned into a restaurant for dinner. The Germans themselves always dine in the middle of the day, and a very substantial meal they make of it. At the hotels frequented by tourists _table d'hote_ is, during the season, fixed for about six or seven, but this is only done to meet the views of foreign customers.