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[[strikethrough]] L2 - VV [[/strikethrough]] [[encircled 6]] 
[[strikethrough]] still [[??]] 4-10 [[/strikethrough]][[5 encircled]]
[[strikethrough]] stop V-10 [[/strikethrough]] [[12 encircled]] [[12 encircled]]
On + Island in [[?]] with Ki-Ki-tvk-ju-u


Now croping [[toward?]] a [[underline]] long [[/underline]] [[strike-through]] ?some place? [[/strike-through]] high Island that [[?]] same direction as Ki-Ki-[[?]]-ju-a The Hand of Bay not to be seen the sun or water of the Bay bring the horizon  


A remarkable [[underline in red ink]] sand or fossil Island [[/underline in red ink]] Mt. by Kingaite side 2 miles at our right [[underlined in red ink]]bearing [[red inked x]] W.N.W. [[/underline in red ink]] from us at [[underline red ink]] 2-or [[?]][[/underline red ink]] I cannot determine it true nature by [[spy?]] - 

[[red inked x and writing in the right hand margin of page, boxed in]] X [[Introduced or intended?]] for [[?true?]] [[initials ?FH]]

A line of Islands seen throw [[narop? nt?]] Bay from [[strikethrough kim-gco [[/strikethrough]] Ki-Ki-tut-ju- a to Kim [[guide?]] side - the trend will soon determine

Snow storm continued but four minutes - very cloudy- sun shining occasionally on the [[Mts?]] each side of Bay.
4-10 
Till 4-10 4 miles from the 1 1/2 miles made from 4-10 to 6-16 on [[?]] side making [[caret]] heart sink [[coming up?]] but the Island in him Ki- Ki- tvk-ju-u 

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Transcription Notes:
Excerpts appear on page 422 of Hall's book "Arctic Researches, And Life Among The Esquimaux: Being A Narrative Of An Expedition In Search Of Sir John Franklin In The Years 1860, 1861 and 1862." The red x footnote "for true" may refer to magnetic measurement, as the book says "by compass."