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Ernest Ingersoll is the author of The Crest of the Continent, a record of a summer's ramble in the Rocky Mountains and beyond. The writer says he knows no place in Colorado where the fly-fisher will have better sport and the angler, though uninstructed in the wiles of Walton, get better results. The text says the black-tailed deer is to be found lurking in the aspens.
Fountains are placed in nearly every yard in Denver, which dines at five o'clock as a rule. The text says Denverites boast of their climate, and that it is to be expected that the air is pure and invigorating at a point right out on a plateau a mile above sea-level. The text says it is to invalids that the hot springs especially appeal. The arriving train of the Central Pacific poured across the busy platform another just such a merry company, filling the cars of the Denver and Rio Grande.
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- Ernest Ingersoll
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