Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 343
er fishes — not the chub, nor the sucker, nor thewhite-fish, nor the minnow, nor the blob — had everclimbed Pacific Creek. None of them were able tofollow where the trout had gone, and none of themhave ever been seen in the Yellowstone Lake. Whatthe trout had done in this lake — their victories… … Trout. The Story of a Strange Land 313 of the back staircase. For all we know, they havegone down it on the other side. And in a similar way,by steaHng over from Blacktail Deer Creek, they over-came the Undine Falls in Lava Creek and passed itssteep obsidian walls, which not all the fishes in…
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