We might go, he said, without seein' the sights, or, if there was any way of seein' the sights without goin', that might do, but he couldn't do both.

So we give that up, and after thinkin' a good deal, we agreed to go to some other falls, which might come cheaper, an' may-be be jus' as good to begin on.

So we thought of Passaic Falls, up to Paterson, an' we went there, an' took a room at a little hotel, an' walked over to the falls.

But they wasn't no good, after all, for there wasn't no water runnin' over em.

There was rocks and precipicers, an' direful depths, and everything for a good falls, except water, and that was all bein' used at the mills.