The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

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the desert. sna live ipdes,.nden, Of ,hs.
resources of the eoup,rw ibro,oh wb;;h
they u.ss, N....r..,' ''
'ihe scenery ,b,orrhou, ~. ,,,o,,
country is yafiegated, and wild, abound
ing in nigh hills and deep gorgss, and
the soil Is barren. and fit for. liule but
grazing. We had in our company a
man Of SOME trayel and
varied information, but WHO was an in
Valfd, and who has since died ef con-,
suinrtlonr-lils wife, a gentletnsu who
acted rs guide, n beaptiful girl from
and myself. :. :. -, ,
y Having been raised among the
the scenery did not al first
st''ke meas any'thingVerY renark~ble,
Ius my Louisiana friend, who lIad new,
er seen anything like ia when. sh e, came
IN s'ght ofithe first high mountain,
c,aIped her pretty s@ln'c hands, and
shouted Ike a creatare half .Mikl Int
whe"' alter a day or. two's faaguing
travel We reached the falls, and she sat
down among ths rocks at iheir base.
ana gazed up up ueat'y 200 feet, and
the Tremendous pile of rocks, and AT the
,~h"e' changing ana misty veil fioaling
i"g over them, she grew as flushed rs
All ""es'F'ckeh eh''u'
- We were all mute-surp'ised-I, for
one, grew bieati,iess. The stream is
wider than . Iirulet-one could
es.'ly pass II At Loand ! u flows on
over rocky bed, nuruuring and gurg.
ling. by and by, i'il sudden, it reach.
es The sharp edge OF perpendicular
she!ve OF rock, nearly two hundred feet
high, and Is instantly broken into veil
of silvery and. rainbow spanned mist,
which comes floating down, down, look.
ing more like a vast bridal veil shan
ANYTHING | could think OF. il falls,
making rain.llke music in the deep ba-
sin below, and ,hen it resumes its iivu-
let flow, and babbles on as n"iselessly
and insignificant as before. The rocks,
which come around in the shape Of an
ampi,ilhealre, are covered with woods,
and there, in ut,er solitude, ibis wild
elfin ,hing plays on. When did il be
gin its fairy dance 2 1t is wholly and
exouisitely Beautiful" The Indian,
had he sought all languages through,
could not have found another word so
appropriate.
= Ar the frs, olorce size took in tho
whole sni,i, Of the scene, and chris,ened