Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 09 : as to buried treasure

Skinner, Charles M. (Charles Montgomery)
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MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF OUR OWN LAND By Charles M. Skinner Vol. 9. AS TO BURIED TREASURE AND STORIED WATERS, CLIFFS, AND MOUNTAINS CONTENTS: AS TO BURIED TREASURE Kidd's Treasure Other Buried Wealth STORIED WATERS, CLIFFS, AND MOUNTAINS Monsters and Sea-Serpents Stone-Throwing Devils Storied Springs Lovers' Leaps God on the Mountains AS TO BURIED RICHES KIDD'S TREASURE Captain Kidd is the most ubiquitous gentleman in history. If his earnings in the gentle craft of piracy were frugally husbanded, he has possibly left some pots of money in holes in the ground between Key West and Halifax. The belief that large deposits of gold were made at Gardiner's Island, Dunderberg, Cro' Nest, New York City, …

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