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“The discovery of these ruins was, more or less, incidental. During this season my primary objective is Northern Yucatan, where Professor Morley, of the Carnegie Institute, and I propose to test the truth of some wonderful Indian legends. The Indians have told me of a vast subterranean cavern some twenty miles long, and of the ruins of a great city which no white man has seen.