After resting a few moments, I began to look about among the flood-boulders of Eaton Creek for a camp-ground, when I came upon a strange, dark-looking man who had been chopping cord-wood.

He seemed surprised at seeing me, so I sat down with him on the live-oak log he had been cutting, and made haste to give a reason for my appearance in his solitude, explaining that I was anxious to find out something about the mountains, and meant to make my way up Eaton Creek next morning.

For that flat out there," referring to a small, irregular patch of bouldery detritus, two or three acres in size, that had been deposited by Eaton Creek during some flood season,"that flat is large enough for a nice orange-grove, and the bank behind the cabin will do for a vineyard, and after watering my own trees and vines I will have some water left to sell to my neighbors below me, down the valley.

From the base of the fall I followed the ridge that forms the western rim of the Eaton basin to the summit of one of the principal peaks, which is about 5000 feet above sea-level.

It is almost too bad for the Eatons and other publishers of mad democratic books.

EATON, HAROLD T. Eaton-Palmer workbooks in literature.

EATON, HAROLD T. Eaton-Palmer workbooks in literature.

© Harold T. Eaton (A)

The new Eaton literature tests; Dicken's A tale of two cities, Shakespeare's Macbeth, Shakespeare's Julius Ceasar, and others.

Harold T. Eaton (A); 14Jun65; R363215. EATON, HARRIET JAMES.

Harold T. Eaton (A); 14Jun65; R363215. EATON, HARRIET JAMES.

EATON, JEANETTE.

EATON, ANNE THAXTER. Reading with children.

Anne Thaxter Eaton (A); 18Dec67; R424418.

EATON, EVELYN.

Evelyn Eaton (A); 12Dec67; R423981.

EATON, EVELYN SYBIL MARY.

Evelyn Eaton (A); 8Dec67; R424133.

EATON, HAROLD T. Ivanhoe.

(Eaton-Palmer workbooks in literature)

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(Eaton-Palmer workbooks in literature)

Harold T. Eaton (A); 9Aug67; R415593. EATON, HELEN S. Semantic frequency list for English, French, German, and Spanish.

Harold T. Eaton (A); 9Aug67; R415593. EATON, HELEN S. Semantic frequency list for English, French, German, and Spanish.

Among these Cumberland stations was Mansker's (usually called Kasper's or Gaspershe was not particular how his name was spelled), Stone River, Bledsoe's, Freeland's, Eatons', Clover-Bottom, and Fort Union.