ghost-of-gold

Updated: May 18, 2025

Here they passed a small village occupied entirely by negroes, and Cujo learned from them that King Susko had passed that way but five days before. He had had no cattle with him, the majority of his followers having taken another route. It was thought by some of the natives that King Susko was bound for a mountain known as the Hakiwaupi or Ghost-of-Gold. "The Ghost-of-Gold!" repeated Dick.

Edward Stratemeyer - The Rover Boys in the Jungle : Or, Stirring Adventures in Africa