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共 22 段- The alpine gorges are usually wide and open, leading into am
- When we got together our outfit of mules and equipments of a
- Just as the sun sank to the horizon, one tar-head stepped ou
- As we climbed, the gorge grew narrow and sharp, both sides w
- The King’s Cañon, which headed against our wall, seemed
- Next to this, and more pleasing to notice, is the interest a
- The wind had scattered the ashes of our old camp-fire, and b
- Noon brought the hour of my departure. Susan and her father
- About eleven o’clock, it being my turn to watch the horizon,
- By night we had climbed to the top of the northern wall, cam
- I had always felt a desire to examine Bridal Veil cañon and
- The luminous cloud-bank in the east rolled from the last Sie
- On the morning of the twelfth day out Gardiner and I seated
- In plan the fall recurves up stream in a deep horseshoe, res
- It was a delicate feat of balancing for us to bridge that ch
- We passed in through low doors, turned from a small, dark en
- Later we met for bivouac, spread our beds upon small _débris
- My “‘69” was one of these insidious beings who within a week
- I can even now see old Protem draw an explanatory map on the
- Logs, soon brought in by Pinson, were kindled. The hot blaze
- Thus the map location on which Mr. Hoffmann relied, and of w
- In failing gold-industry, and the gradual abandonment of pla