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left Massac this evening about five oclock— descended about three miles and encamped on the S. E. shore [1] raind very hard in the eving and I was siezed with a violent ague which continued about four hours and as is usual was succeeded by a feever which however fortunately abated in some measure by sunrise the next morning, [2] 〈I then took a〉
Left Fort Masacre [Massac] the 13th of Novr 1803 at 4 oClock with an at [3]
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