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  Lewis
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  April 19, 1805
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  Friday April 19th 1805. The wind blew So hard this morning from N# W# that 
  we dared not to venture our canoes on the river. Observed 
  considerable quantities of dwarf Juniper on the hillsides (see specimen 
  No# 4) it seldom rises higher then 3 feet. the wind detained us 
  through the couse of this day, tho we were fortunate in having placed 
  ourselves in a safe harbour. the party killed one Elk and a beaver today. 
  The beaver of this part of the Missouri are larger, fatter, more abundant 
  and better clad with fur than those of any other part of the country that 
  I have yet seen; I have remarked also that their fur is much darker. 
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