Chapter

 1 1 | Chapter 1~WHAT HAPPENED IN THE MOUNTAINS~If I speak of myself in
 2 1 |        deep amid the Blueridge Mountains rises the crest called the
 3 1 |  clearly as one approaches the mountains by way of the village of
 4 1 |    entire district between the mountains and Morganton was sure that
 5 1 |  uproar. They thought that the mountains were falling upon them.
 6 1 |      been day the crest of the mountains would have been invisible.~
 7 1 |    rock from the summit of the mountains.~An hour passed without
 8 1 |    buried in the bowels of the mountains. And after so many years,
 9 2 | happened down in the Blueridge Mountains near Morganton.”~“Surely,
10 3 |       Blueridge and Cumberland Mountains.~A light wagon with two
11 5 |       like that of the Pacific mountains, the Transvaal, or Australia.~
12 7 |      This lake, deep among the mountains, appears to have no outlet.
13 7 | surround it. Shut in among the mountains, it can be reached only
14 7 |       Beyond the circle of the mountains lie the railroads which
15 7 |       all sides by a circle of mountains, is no more accessible to
16 10|     phenomena of the Blueridge Mountains, arid the no less phenomenal
17 15|     this part of the Blueridge Mountains, did not exceed four hundred
18 17|        people of the Blueridge Mountains. I was assured that neither
19 17|       within the bowels of the mountains. No crater had arisen in
20 17|  winged its way high above the mountains on its route to the Great