Chapter

 1 1|       plains of Carolina with an eruption such as that of 1902 in
 2 1|     interior. Yet, if a volcanic eruption menaced all the western
 3 1| surrounding country must fear an eruption at some period more or less
 4 1|       Morganton was sure that an eruption was at hand.~The night of
 5 1|        an earthquake!” “It is an eruption!” “Whence comes it?” “From
 6 1|   observed that if there were an eruption the noise would have continued
 7 1|          any ordinary cause.~“An eruption! An eruption!”~The cry resounded
 8 1|          cause.~“An eruption! An eruption!”~The cry resounded from
 9 1|     resounded from all sides. An eruption! The Great Eyrie was then
10 2|         is a crater there and an eruption is imminent, can we avert
11 3|    nothing whatever threatens an eruption.”~This was true. A profound
12 6|       had been in danger from an eruption or possible earthquake at
13 8|         the government, since an eruption was no longer threatening.