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  Clark
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  July 6, 1804
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  6th July Friday. We Set out early this morning & Proceeded on (the 
  river falls Slowly) wind S# W) passed a Sand bar in 1st bend to the right 
  (1) passed a Small Island at the S# pt# a verry warm day (worthy of remark 
  that the water of this river or Some other Cause, I think that the most 
  Probable throws out a greater preposn. of Swet than I could Suppose Could 
  pass thro the humane body Those men that do not work at all will wet a 
  Shirt in a Few minits & those who work, the Swet will run off in 
  Streams) opposit the 3rd point passed a Prarie on the S# S# Called Reeveys 
  Prarie (fro a man of that name being Killed in it) opposit this Prarie the 
  river is Confined in a verry narrow Space Crowded on S# S# by Sands which 
  were moveing and difficuelt to pass. the Hunts. Sent in 3 Deer Jurked on 
  the 4th point of to day is a Small Island & a Sand bar 2 miles out in 
  the river, this is Called the Grand Bend, or Grande de Tour, I walked on 
  this Sand bar found it a light Sand intersperced with Small Pebbles of 
  various Kinds, also pit Coal of an excellent quallity was lodged on the 
  Sand, We camped on the L# S# at a small creek a whiper will perched on the 
  boat for a Short time, I gave his name to the Creek 
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