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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0711, Page 175

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    There is a treasure buried in the Big Field. Mr Brien owns the field. It is hidden under a big stone in the middle of the field. Nobody ever tried to find it. There was a fairy seen sitting on the stone with a lamp. It is supposed to be gold coins. It was hidden by the druids. It was hidden because an army from England wanted to get it.
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