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{Thursday Night reached place 4th Encampment Toong-wine}

Tuesday, Aug. 13th 1861

A.M.  S.W.  Light Cloudy } Wind however changed several times during the day
M     S.W.  " [[ditto for: Cloudy]] }
P.M.  S.W.  Fresh " [[ditto for: Cloudy]] } Night Aurora

V O'Clock A.M. = I begin journalizing quite early this Morning for I intend starting soon from this, the 3d Encampment, as soon as my Company of Innuits get through their sleep which they are now enjoying.
Koo-jes-se & his party returned last night, after I had turned in.  It was a little after midnight.  They saw 8 Took-too but were not successful in getting near enough for a shot.
Already there have been 2 thunderings, [[underlined]] & vibrations of the very Earth itself [[/underlined]] this Morning!  What can this be?
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Is there a Volcano on Kin-gaite side?  Or are these mountains of ice tumbling down the high ice & earth mountains over there?

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