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mira ! los Teja- nos !" would he heard from the women and girls, and then a general scampering and rush to the doors and win- dows to ohtain a sight of our little party, In order to get rid of the constantly-increasing crowd of boys, we quickened our pace, arid after turning three or four corners, reached a large and well-conducted restaurat kept by an Irishman. This we entered, and immediately called for a breakfast such as we had not seen or tasted for eight months. It consisted simply of bee...fsteaks, mutton chops, boiled eggs, Irish potatoes, coffee, and claret all simple and common enough but then we had long been unused even to such a variety, and having a table before us, with chairs to sit in, and knives and forks to eat with, we did ample justice to our break- fast. The wife of our host, or female superintendent of the establishment I am uncertain which made her appearance just as we had finished our meal. She was a stout, fresh, red-cheeked Irish woman, wore a clean, flowing, and neatly-crimped cap, and as she was the first female I had seen since we left the frontiers of Texas who naturally spoke my language, I could not but regard her as my countrywoman, although she had a brogue as rich as that of the lamented Power in Pat Rooney.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mira ! los Teja- nos !" would he heard from the women and girls, and then a general scampering and rush to the doors and win- dows to ohtain a sight of our little party, In order to get rid of the constantly-increasing crowd of boys, we quickened our pace, arid after turning three or four corners, reached a large and well-conducted restaurat kept by an Irishman. This we entered, and immediately called for a breakfast such as we had not seen or tasted for eight months. It consisted simply of bee...fsteaks, mutton chops, boiled eggs, Irish potatoes, coffee, and claret all simple and common enough but then we had long been unused even to such a variety, and having a table before us, with chairs to sit in, and knives and forks to eat with, we did ample justice to our break- fast. The wife of our host, or female superintendent of the establishment I am uncertain which made her appearance just as we had finished our meal. She was a stout, fresh, red-cheeked Irish woman, wore a clean, flowing, and neatly-crimped cap, and as she was the first female I had seen since we left the frontiers of Texas who naturally spoke my language, I could not but regard her as my countrywoman, although she had a brogue as rich as that of the lamented Power in Pat Rooney.
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