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  Lewis
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  May 13, 1805
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  Monday May 13th 1805. The wind continued to blow so violently this morning 
  that we did not think it prudent to set out. sent out some hunters. At 1 
  P#M# the wind abated, and altho the hunters had not all returned we set 
  out; the courant reather stronger than usual and the water continues to 
  become reather clearer, from both which I anticipate a change of Country 
  shortly. the country much the same as yesterday; but little timber in the 
  bottoms and a scant proportion of pine an cedar crown the Stard# hills. 
  Capt C# who was on shore the greater part of the day killed a mule and a 
  Common deer, the party killed several deer and some Elk principally for 
  the benefit of their skins which are necessary to them for cloathing, the 
  Elk skins I now begin to reserve for making the leather boat at the falls. 
  the hunters joined us this evening; Gibson had wounded a very large brown 
  bear but it was too late in the evening to pursue him. 
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