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III. The King of Franconia: Profile House and Glen.—Eagle Cliff.—Echo Lake.—Ascent of Mount Lafayette.—The Lakes.—Singular Atmospheric Effects 237 IV. Franconia, and the Neighborhood: The Roadside Spring.—Franconia Iron Works and Vicinity.—Sugar Hill 248 V. The Connecticut Ox-Bow: Newbury and Haverhill 256 VI. The Sack of St. Francis De Sales: Robert Rogers, the Ranger.—Destruction of the Abenaqui Village.—Retreat and Pursuit of the Rangers.—Legend of the Silver Image 259 VII. Moosehillock: Ascent of the Mountain from Warren.—View from the Summit 267 VIII. Bethlehem: Bethlehem Street.—Sudden Rise of a Mountain Resort.—The Environs.—Maplewood and the Great Range.—The Place of Sunsets.—The “Hermit.”—The Soldier turned Peddler 276 IX. Jefferson, and the Valley of Israel’s River: Jefferson Hill.—Starr King and Cherry Mountains.—The Great Chain Again.—Thomas Starr King.—Ethan Crawford’s.—Ravine of the Cascades.—Randolph Hill and King’s Ravine.—The Cherry Mountain Road.—Fabyan’s.—Captain Rosebrook 291 X. The Great Northern Peaks: The Mountain Railway.—An Evening Ascension.—Moonlight on the Summit.—Sunrise.—A March to Mount Adams.—The Great Gulf of the Five Mountains.—The Castellated Ridge.—Peak of Mount Adams.—Conclusion 304   TOURIST’S APPENDIX. 318   INDEX 335   FOOTNOTES

Illustrations.

These Illustrations, excepting those marked *, were designed by W. Hamilton Gibson.

SUBJECT.	ENGRAVER.	PAGE.
Travellers in a Storm, Mount Washington	R. Hoskin	Frontispiece
Winnipiseogee, From Red Hill	J. Tinkey	15
*“Alone With All Those Men!”	V. Bernstrom	20
Designed by W. A. Rogers.
Passaconnaway, From the Bear-camp River	Smithwick and French	24
Chocorua	R. Hoskin	26
Lovewell’s Pond	J. P. Davis	public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@42447@[email protected]#page_034" class="pginternal"