Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 364
tisfied, for always some other rock a littleway off appears a trifle higher than the oneon which one is standing. The Indians have a legend which very satis-factorily accounts for this flat-topped moun-tain. It seems, according to the legend, thatoriginally it was very much higher and had… … A VIEW ON THE PIKES PEAK COG ROAD, SHOWING THE STEKI KST (;UADi; ing wherever night should overtake them. Themountain-sides were rocky and very steep,making climbing extremely difficult. Ever-greens, brilliantly colored flowers, and kinnik-innic—the holly of the Rockies—grew in pro-fusion wherever…
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