[Journal], 1915-1916
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531 with his eight Kamatics drive in here on Sunday or Monday. But will he come then? Who knows? Egingwah and Erik and their wives and the new little boy left for Cape York about noon. Egingwah took St. Peter harnessed up in his team. The poor dog did not know what to make of it at first, but he soon settled down to the work. He looked garge and well fed in comparison with the other dogs. 8 January. Saturday. Clear, cloudless. Little or no wind. Temp. min -10°; 9a., -7°; 2p.-9° Usual four-mile walk with Ian- quary- Egingwah and Innaho started on for Cape York but were turned by a lead which was too wide to cross. Dr. Hunt tells me that he was