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Death Valley in ’49

CHAPTER VIII
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We packed the meat to our canoes, and staid up all night cutting the meat in strips and drying it, to reduce bulk and preserve it, and it made the finest kind of food, fit for an epicure.
Starting on again, the river lost more and more of of its rapidity as it came out into a still wider valley, and became quite sluggish.

We picked red berries that grew on bushes that overhung the water.

They were sour and might have been high cranberries.

One day I killed an otter, and afterward hearing a wild goose on shore, I went for the game and killed it on a small pond on which there were also some mallard duck.

I killed two of these.


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