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  Clark
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  September 17, 1805
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  Sunday 17th Septr. 1805 Cloudy morning our horses much Scattered which 
  detained us untill one oClock P#M# at which time we Set out the falling 
  Snow & Snow from the trees which kept us wet all the after noon passed 
  over Several high ruged Knobs and Several dreans & Springs passing to 
  the right, & passing on the ridge devideing the waters of two Small 
  rivers. road excessively bad Snow on the Knobs, no Snow in the vallies 
  Killed a fiew Pheasents which was not Sufficient for our Supper which 
  compelled us to kill Something. a coalt being the most useless part of our 
  Stock he fell a Prey to our appetites. The after part of the day fare, we 
  made only 10 miles to day two horses fell & hurt themselves very much. 
  we Encamped on the top of a high Knob of the mountain at a run passing to 
  the left. we proceed on as yesterday, & with dificulty found the road 
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