Buried treasure, like that which you call the Gold of the Gods, is always fascinating," continued Kennedy.
The legends of buried treasure, instanced in another place, frequently include assaults by the ghosts of pirates and misers on the daring ones who try to resurrect their wealth.
A farmer named Belknap dreamed several times of a buried treasure at this point, and he was told, in his vision, that if he would dig there at midnight he could make it his own.
There's a buried treasure up there that we must find!
Gerald's angry, disgusted face had changed its expression entirely, since that finding of the curious map which made the possibility of the "buried treasure" seem so real.
And who knew how much more of crime and blood and violence we should send forth into the world with the long-buried treasure?
I really wasn't very covetous about the money, taken just as money; but considered as buried treasure it made my mouth water.
Besides, at Panama, he was making arrangements to go with some other Germans on a small business venture to Samoa, which he would not have been likely to do if he had just unearthed a vast fortune in buried treasure.
As to buried treasure, it is supposed that this is always guarded by a spirit, sometimes good, sometimes evil, and generally that some evil will befall those who meddle with it.
He said that if he could only make one stab for buried treasure, he would feel that he hadn't lived in vain.
For they were indeed on a determined search for Captain Kidd's buried treasure.
And now I come to the part of the story which relates to what has always been spoken of in the family as Richard Saint Leger's buried treasure.
But, though I allowed no single scrap of paper to pass unexamined, not one of them contained the most remote reference to any such matter as buried treasure.
It might be markings that tell of a buried treasure.
This comes up to any story of buried treasure that I've ever read in my life.
You spoke of buried treasure at that never-to-be-forgotten dinner at my sister's.
To let you into a dark secret, he's got the idea that there's buried treasure somewhere on the land occupied by Heart o' Dreams Camp.
It would make a great first page story--buried treasure--a war for hidden gold centered about a girls' camp.
And here's another striking coincidence: You mentioned casually that Isabel spoke of buried treasure in the far north.
In 1892 this captain was still living, in Newcastle, England, and although his story bears a family resemblance to every other story of buried treasure, there were added to the tale of the pirate some corroborative details.
Another asset of the island held out by the prospectus was its great store of buried treasure.
Knight, who in the Japanese-Russian War represented the London Morning Post, visited Trinidad in his yacht in search of buried treasure.
One, a very large one, was called "The Book of Buried Treasure.
Sally was depressed beyond words by their recent discovery, for she had counted many long months on her "pirate theory" and the ultimate unearthing of buried treasure.
At length it was decided that Sally take the "Buried Treasure Book," as it was very bulky, and Doris would go over the other two.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "buried treasure" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
