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Hyacinth

CHAPTER XVI
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The whole party leaned over to examine it.

Every stone was visible in the clear water, and it was obvious that it had been planned and built, and was no merely accidental formation of the rocks.

The Canon had heard of a similar device resorted to by an island hermit to insure the privacy of his cell.

Hyacinth spoke vaguely of the settlements of primitive communities of lake-dwellers.

The three boys planned an expedition across the causeway after luncheon.
'We'll carry our shoes and stockings with us,' they said, 'and then explore the island.


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