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  Clark
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  December 27, 1805
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  Friday 27th December 1805 rained last night as usial and the greater part 
  of this day. In the evening Co~mo wool the Chief and 4 men of the Clat Sop 
  nation they presented us a root which resembles the licquirish in Size and 
  taste, which they roste like a potato which they Call Cul ho~mo, also a 
  black root which is cured in a kill like the pash~a~co above; this root 
  has a Sweet taste and the natives are verry fond of it ¬ they Call 
  this root Shaw~na~tah~que. also a dried berry about the size of a Chery 
  which they Call Shele well all those roots those Indians value highly and 
  give them verry Spearingly. in return for the above roots Capt Lewis gave 
  the Chief a Small piece of Sheap Skin to Ware on his head, I gave his Son 
  a par of ear bobs and a pece of ribon, and a Small piece of brass for 
  which they were much pleased. 
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  Those roots and berries are timely and extreamly greatfull to our 
  Stomachs, as we have nothing to eate but Spoiled Elk meat, I Showed Capt 
  L# 2 Musquetors to day, or an insect So much the Size Shape and appearance 
  of a Musquetor that we Could observe no kind of differance. 
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