[Roy Blakeley’s Adventures in Camp by Percy Keese Fitzhugh]@TWC D-Link bookRoy Blakeley’s Adventures in Camp CHAPTER XXVI 6/11
It'll bring us right out near the old creek bed.
Then we can follow that right down to the river.
That's the way Skinny did, but I guess he just stumbled through that way.
Ever hear of old Nick ?" "Only on account of the name, Nick's Cove," I said; "is he dead ?" "Oh, very much dead," he said; "he died about a hundred years ago. Didn't you know he was dead ?" "Believe _me_, I never even knew he was sick," I told him. Then he said, "Well, from all I can learn, old Nick owned all the land for miles around here, and he lived at the bottom of Black Lake." "Good night," I said, "if I owned as much land as that, I wouldn't live at the bottom of a lake." "Kind of damp, huh ?" he asked; "but you see Black Lake wasn't here then." "Where was it ?" I asked him. "Well it just wasn't," he said; "it was dry land.
The way I make it out, it was Bowl Valley, and old Nick lived right down in the bottom of Bowl Valley.
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