Frank Coffee, Forty Years On The Pacific — Volcanoes (1920)
“ Five native villages have been covered by the flow, and even their former sites can only be conjectured, for the thickness of the lava is seldom under thirty or forty feet at any place. No lives have so far been lost, for, as a usual thing, the approach of a lava flow is slow. The sight is overpoweringly majestic, and once witnessed is never forgotten. ”
