Chapter

 1 1 |         people of the surrounding region, I am not quite Sure It
 2 1 |      dangerous to dwell in such a region. Their articles aroused
 3 1 |           menaced all the western region of the Carolinas, then a
 4 1 |         it hardly seemed that the region was immediately menaced
 5 2 |     mountain slopes. All that the region lacks is the wells of natural
 6 3 |          were both natives of the region, and in constant demand
 7 3 |           rains, frequent in that region during springtime.~It is
 8 3 |        bare strips called in that region, slides. Amid this loose
 9 5 |        situated in a gold bearing region like that of the Pacific
10 6 |      inhabitants of the Blueridge region had been in danger from
11 11|            Wells told me that the region around Black Rock Creek
12 11| considerable. In short, this is a region of most magnificent lakes.
13 11|           of the Arctic cold. The region to the northward is low,
14 11|          made upon the beach. The region is so uninhabited and the
15 12|          quay,” only used in that region, exactly describes the spot.
16 15|         have with the surrounding region? Could one only depart from
17 17|       country-folk throughout the region, nor the townfolk of Pleasant
18 17|           the future? Toward what region would he now turn? Would
19 17|         had left all the mountain region behind.~But in what direction