Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 236
dnightmirror, and for an hour the bubbles will struggleshivering up from its unknown depths. The waters do not lave the foot of a perpen-dicular cliff all around the sides of that fantasticwell. The unfathomed slump is in the center,and is separated from the visible walls by a nar-row, submerged… … MONTEZUMA S WELL. rim and the foot of the cliff is, in most places, awild jumble of enormous square blocks, fallensuccessively from the precipices and lodgedhere before they could tumble into the lowerdepths. There are two places where the cliff can bedescended from top to waters edge. Elsewhereit…
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