Chapter

 1 1 |           the village of Pleasant Garden.~Why the name of Great Eyrie
 2 1 |          eastward toward Pleasant Garden, a few cinders and ashes
 3 1 |         the good folk of Pleasant Garden and the hamlets and farms
 4 1 |         the good folk of Pleasant Garden were awakened by a sudden
 5 1 |           even as far as Pleasant Garden and Morganton?~This time
 6 2 |       nature extended to Pleasant Garden and to Morganton.~The mayor
 7 3 |           the village of Pleasant Garden. The guides accompanied
 8 3 |          that evening at Pleasant Garden, where we were comfortably
 9 3 |     friend of Mr. Smith. Pleasant Garden proved little more than
10 3 |         Mr. Strock. From Pleasant Garden we can see the entire crest
11 3 |           to get back to Pleasant Garden to-night.”~I made no answer,
12 3 |          of the Mayor of Pleasant Garden, where we passed the night.
13 5 |      friend the mayor of Pleasant Garden, are reliable men. And they
14 11|         of Morganton and Pleasant Garden. We were hungry and thirsty;
15 15| frightened the people of Pleasant Garden and Morganton. But of what
16 17|          the townfolk of Pleasant Garden and Morganton were in danger
17 17|         of Morganton and Pleasant Garden would believe that the crater