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Hell Mary Hill -LRB- probably a corruption of Hail Mary Hill -RRB- , is a forested hill , `` tolerably high '' , near Sheffield , England .. Sheffield. Sheffield. England. England. According to legend , near its top is a cave reputedly containing a chest of money .. In The Mirror of Literature , Amusement , and Instruction , v. 10 , n. 285 , December 1 , 1827 , the legend is described thus  :. -- a great iron chest , so full , that when the sun shines bright upon it , the gold can be seen through the key-hole ; but it has never yet been stolen , because  :. in the first place , a huge black cat -LRB- and wherever a black cat is there is mischief , you may be sure -RRB- guards the treasure , which bristles up , and , fixing a gashful gaze on the would-be marauder , with fiery eyes , seems ready to devour him if he approach within a dozen yards of the cave ;. and , secondly , whenever this creature is off guard , -LRB- and it has occasionally been seen in a neighbouring village , -RRB- and the treasure has been attempted to be withdrawn from its tomb , no mortal rope has been able to sustain its weight , each that has been tried invariably breaking when the coffer was at the very mouth of the cave ; which , being endowed with the gift of locomotion , has immediately retrograded into its pristine situation ! ''. This tradition is curiously coincident with the German superstition of treasure buried within the Hartz mountains , guarded , and ever disappointing the cupidity of those who would discover and possess themselves of it .. German superstition. German folklore. Hartz mountains. Harz. Category  : Yorkshire folklore. Category  : Mountains and hills of Yorkshire