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1 1 |  mountain and once the country folk passing near had heard subterranean
2 1 |         and even more the good folk of Pleasant Garden and the
3 1 | glimmerings of light at night. Folk began to realize that the
4 1 |      fourth of April, the good folk of Pleasant Garden were
5 1 |       new cause for panic; and folk began to return to their
6 3 |       so terrified our country folk! Is their fire absolutely
7 3 |     imagination of our country folk.”~At half past eight our
8 10|      day, the millions of good folk who read and re-read their
9 17|      Eyrie. Once more the good folk of Morganton and Pleasant