West Paris High School - Nautilus Yearbook (West Paris, ME)

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iN THE LAND CTF WXEXIIIQQANKARGSA One sunny day in December, as I was snoozing peacefully, I was suddenly awakened by the shrill ringing of our doorbell. Upon opening the door, I was very much surprised to see no one there. I turned and started to retrace my steps when a square green piece of paper, which was attached to the screen, naught my eye. Taking the paper into the house, I examined the contents and what I saw first stertled me and then caused me to burst into laugh- ter. It was just like the fairy stories: HA mysterious treasure mapa popping into my lap. Only it vesn't exactly a treasure map, as it said! HIf you desire to visit a queer little town, one that you could tell about later and not have one person believe you, prepare yourself for sub-zero weather and tefe tomorrow morning's train to Yingston. There you will find a sleigh awaiting your arrival to take you to the unhnovn land of Kanbanharoee. You may have one companion with you: however, the transportation fee is one dollar a person. Murders are two dollars extra so I essure you, that for only one dollar, you will be suite safe.H I arrived at Iingston on the morning train and there was my sleigh, just as the mysterious note had said. A little old man was driving it but when I tried to rake conversation and find out where I was going, he only laughed, a gruesome laugh, and said, nlour fee, madam.' I paid him one dollar and settled back in my seat expecting the worst. Ne had driven only a short distance when I heard a long, low whistle and before I Knew what had hapoened, the ground had dropped from beneath us and we were in an underground cavern. Then I had regained my senses enough to speak, I turned to my driver and soon found out that I was completely aloneg Forse, This was a short one and at the end I saw a sight sleigh, and driver had all disappeared. Well--I had asked for it but whyu was beyond me. The cavern was very large with five great halls or tunnels. which one I was to tate was the next thing. After exploring for about an hour, I found that three of these halls vent in wide circles and ended back where I started. The fourth one lead to a stairway, at the top of which I saw day- light. Of course, I could have ended my journey there, but the fifth hall held a great enchantment that I must discover that, if I ever got out of here alive, truly no one would believe. There were the nueerest looking horses thft human eyes ever beheld. No --the horses themselves weren't oueer, but the strange thing about them was the fact that they were all dancing around on their hind legs to the music of the HKankankarosa Eand.N This uband,n too was made up of horses.