Chapter

 1 1 |          by way of the village of Pleasant Garden.~Why the name of
 2 1 |       smoky cloud eastward toward Pleasant Garden, a few cinders and
 3 1 |        even more the good folk of Pleasant Garden and the hamlets and
 4 1 |           April, the good folk of Pleasant Garden were awakened by
 5 1 |           forests, even as far as Pleasant Garden and Morganton?~This
 6 2 | convulsions of nature extended to Pleasant Garden and to Morganton.~
 7 3 |      River, led to the village of Pleasant Garden. The guides accompanied
 8 3 |           arrived that evening at Pleasant Garden, where we were comfortably
 9 3 |   particular friend of Mr. Smith. Pleasant Garden proved little more
10 3 |         Nothing, Mr. Strock. From Pleasant Garden we can see the entire
11 3 |         if we want to get back to Pleasant Garden to-night.”~I made
12 3 |         the house of the Mayor of Pleasant Garden, where we passed
13 5 |           his friend the mayor of Pleasant Garden, are reliable men.
14 11|     forest odors of Morganton and Pleasant Garden. We were hungry and
15 15|          frightened the people of Pleasant Garden and Morganton. But
16 17|       region, nor the townfolk of Pleasant Garden and Morganton were
17 17|        good folk of Morganton and Pleasant Garden would believe that