The Story of Marthas Vineyard
The Story of Marthas Vineyard
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S. S <. T lan. Lhl^^ spread that there were pirates on the beach, and a party was organized which dug up the money, deposited it in the Fal- mouth Bank and then arrested the two captains. Dunham re- ceived a six-quart tin pail full of silver dollars for his share of the night's work, but they do say that the pirates stole some of it back before landing; other tellers of the story say that when it was discovered that the money was stolen the authori- ties took away from him what little his passengers had left. All agree that the ferryman got little but experience for his night's work. " 76 MARTHA'S VINEYARD. Some remember that one of the men confessed that only half of the money had been removed from the Lagoon's shore by the pirates ; others that the fact that treasure had been buried thereabouts leaked before any of it had been taken away. At any rate, the story got out at some point in the game and excitement ran high. Men swarmed all along the shore with iron rods or bean poles, or other handy implement for tak- ing soundings in the sand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. S <. T lan. Lhl^^ spread that there were pirates on the beach, and a party was organized which dug up the money, deposited it in the Fal- mouth Bank and then arrested the two captains. Dunham re- ceived a six-quart tin pail full of silver dollars for his share of the night's work, but they do say that the pirates stole some of it back before landing; other tellers of the story say that when it was discovered that the money was stolen the authori- ties took away from him what little his passengers had left. All agree that the ferryman got little but experience for his night's work. " 76 MARTHA'S VINEYARD. Some remember that one of the men confessed that only half of the money had been removed from the Lagoon's shore by the pirates ; others that the fact that treasure had been buried thereabouts leaked before any of it had been taken away. At any rate, the story got out at some point in the game and excitement ran high. Men swarmed all along the shore with iron rods or bean poles, or other handy implement for tak- ing soundings in the sand.
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