The Story of Martha's Vineyard
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Just what happened then no one seems to clearly know, but the digger claims that the earth opened under his ieet and he sank with a yell to his armpits, while all manner of uncanny noises came from out the darkness. The others managed to recover their wits, and pulled up the half-buried treasure- hunter; but no one stopped for further search after gold, but tumbled the earth back as fast as could be and ran for home, never looking back for fear the evil one might be close behind. The man who fo...und the buried riches was later taken with what was thought the dread dis- ease, and there has been no treasure hunting around that rock since.
Cotissimoo, meaning a great spring of water, is said to be the earliest Indian name of this our beauty spot.
BY V^AY OF THE WOODS.
Beyond Tashmoo there is a choice of roads where the guideboard points Turn liere for Lamliert's Cove.
144 MARTHA'S VINEYARD.
toward Lambert's Cove, and the writer inclines this way, as this is the quiet way, and one which the automobile does not so much frequent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just what happened then no one seems to clearly know, but the digger claims that the earth opened under his ieet and he sank with a yell to his armpits, while all manner of uncanny noises came from out the darkness. The others managed to recover their wits, and pulled up the half-buried treasure- hunter; but no one stopped for further search after gold, but tumbled the earth back as fast as could be and ran for home, never looking back for fear the evil one might be close behind. The man who fo...und the buried riches was later taken with what was thought the dread dis- ease, and there has been no treasure hunting around that rock since.
Cotissimoo, meaning a great spring of water, is said to be the earliest Indian name of this our beauty spot.
BY V^AY OF THE WOODS.
Beyond Tashmoo there is a choice of roads where the guideboard points Turn liere for Lamliert's Cove.
144 MARTHA'S VINEYARD.
toward Lambert's Cove, and the writer inclines this way, as this is the quiet way, and one which the automobile does not so much frequent.
What to read after The Story of Martha's Vineyard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hine Charles Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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