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1861 Sept 15 [[symbol: Cross]]
19th Enc. Same place 9th Enc.
38 D out

This Moment I ask Koo-jes-se which way now? - the many Islands ahead making it in doubt wh. the better way.  He points across the Bay.  I suspected this in the way he was directing the Boat.  He acts the [[underlined]] devil [[/underlined]] with me.  My work is on this side ended!  I said to him I cannot do the work I wanted to do.  Capt. B. will feel bad.  He (K) replies: 'You (meaning me) can stop if I wish.  He don't care for Capt. B.'  I must submit - hard as it is.  Why did not this fellow tell me this Morning what he was agoing to do!  
The Innuits concoct & act without saying one word to me!  I will try & settle accounts with them when I get to the ship - especially with Koo-jes-se.  This (in my note book) I write standing on this rock tide washed Island mid a snow storm all closed from view.
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1861 Sept 15 [[symbol: Cross]]
19th Enc. Same place 9th 
38th Day out

Cape that was rounded by the Boat on leaving 17th Enc. = [[checkmark]] 343°
Rt Tang Ki-Ki-tuk-ju-a [[checkmark]] 261°
Lt " " " " [[dittos for: Tang Ki-Ki-tuk-ju-a]] [[checkmark]] 274°
Highest Peak " " [[dittos for: Ki-Ki-tuk-ju-a]] [[checkmark]] 270°

Start h1-m20 (hVIII-m20 AM) from this Island.
Really, [[underlined]] I never took such insolence from any white man - not will I while I have a right arm to defend my honor [[/underlined]] - as I took from Koo-jes-se when he told me a few moments ago that I could stop if I wanted & go along down Kin-gaite side & adding haughtily that he did not care for Capt. B.  He knows that I am in his & friend Innuits power - [[underlined]] & he uses it! [[/underlined]]  How will my friend Capt B. take this treatment? I know will feel a burning indignity to it all!
But I am silent in words - a thundering, however is going on with.  Its mutterings will be kept till I get