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The Traveller (1902)

Ellison, D. J. (Daniel James) · New York : Underwood & Underwood · leaf 48

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of the Colorado. The express train sped and lands its passengers at the head of westward all night over the vast barren Bright Angel Trail. Doyle and I took plains of northern Arizona until we the prairie schooner via the overland route. reached Flagstaff, where our camping out¬ The schooner left… … dog, fifteen least number of Agatized Ruins of a Great Primeval Forest, near Adamana, miles from their saloons sur¬ nearest neighbor, and we were soon made rounding it. Here we remained long to feel at home. Beans and coffee were enough to engage the best guide in north¬ prepared and our comfort…

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