[Journal], 1915-1916
Page 121
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J-33 Made out triplicate list of Museum, E.H. Exped. + personal (Tanquay's to the Allens and my own) property left in Ekblaw's care on the "Clevert" when we depart. Crescent moon appeared above the mountains this afternoon and evening, presenting a beautiful sight. I was much pleased with Iner- liak to-day. She has been doing quite a bit of sewing for Tanquay and me, hence the matter of payment had to be settled and I called her into my room with Tanquay to act as interpreter. She formed a pleasing picture as she sat here with Merkui's smiling little face peering over her shoulder from her hood. I gave Iner- liak an alarm clock (a Waterbury) which pleased her very much. She wanted to know all about the hands and the alarm. We asked her what