Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 363
oof! About midway of the streams course, underthe bridge, is the Great Basin — a pool whichwould be a wonder anywhere. It is a solidrock bowl, some seventy-five feet in diameter 83o STRANGE CORNERS OF OUR COUNTRY. [Sept. and ninety in depth ; and so clear that a whitestone, rolled down the strange,… … _>UGH THE SOUTH ARCH OF rIE GREATEST NATURAL BRIDGE feet; but, dwarfed by its giant company, thefall seems petty. The north arch, to which we may come un-der the bridge by a ticklish climb around theGreat Basin, is less regular but not less pic-turesque than the south arch. It is more rug-ged in…
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