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once contained fodder, and a place to lie down on. After thoroly cleaning out the camp, we put in quantities of goldenrod and strong-scented mint - wet though it was - in order to neutralize what odor there was. It took considerable adjustment of the tar paper on the roof that remained to keep the water from percolating through the holes. In spite of the rain continually coming in upon us, we slept fairly well, being disturbed once by the mournful neighing of an old horse, left at the deserted lumber camp to die - a mass of bones with some skin stretched over them.

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