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 1 1 |        was originally given this mountain by the people of the surrounding
 2 1 |       lie within their circuit a mountain lake, such as exists in
 3 1 |         parts of the Appalachian mountain system, a lagoon fed by
 4 1 |      Smoke had floated above the mountain and once the country folk
 5 1 |        the true condition of the mountain. The Carolina newspapers
 6 1 |          farms yet closer to the mountain.~Assuredly it was regrettable
 7 1 |          it was regrettable that mountain climbers had not previously
 8 1 |      complete examination of the mountain was become absolutely necessary.~
 9 1 |      east. Its distance from the mountain chain rapidly increased.
10 1 |    rumblings were heard from the mountain, accompanied by heavy clouds
11 1 |    rolling down the slope of the mountain across their route?~Nevertheless,
12 1 |   Venturing within a mile of the mountain, they saw that the glare
13 1 |         ventured back toward the mountain. Some farms were reoccupied
14 1 |         beneath the ridge of the mountain, where the shadows of night
15 2 |           what is inside of that mountain. If we are helpless in the
16 2 |          exists in the Blueridge mountain chain. Our Appalachian mountain
17 2 |  mountain chain. Our Appalachian mountain system is nowhere volcanic
18 2 |         forests rise high up the mountain slopes. All that the region
19 2 |          the very borders of the mountain forests. Thus there were
20 2 |      undertake the ascent of the mountain, with the aid of two experienced
21 2 |    recently broken away from the mountain side and perhaps it has
22 3 |         liquors. As to water the mountain springs would furnish it
23 3 |          the entire crest of the mountain. Not a suspicious noise
24 3 |        Wildon at the foot of the mountain. The country was much the
25 3 |  distance of only six miles. The mountain crests were sharply outlined
26 3 |        out for the ascent of the mountain. The height of the Great
27 3 |    search the very bowels of the mountain.”~“As it may happen, then,”
28 3 |         of the lower part of the mountain, and perhaps at the top
29 3 |   without even having scaled the mountain, my mission would be a complete
30 3 |    rushed down this flank of the mountain.~“That must be the path
31 3 | descended the last slopes of the mountain, and the farmer of Wildon
32 5 |          silver mines within the mountain! But such an hypothesis
33 5 |       seems justified, since the mountain is now quiet. We will wait
34 6 |         demons set fire to their mountain?”~“Exactly.”~“Oh, sir! I
35 17|        until he had left all the mountain region behind.~But in what