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tomorrow but I am in very poor shape and the
situation certainly does not warrant my taking any
undue risks.
Monday, March 1, 1910
Clear and pleasant. Temp-23 Bar 31.14
Mac left yesterday for the hunting grounds. With
the two dogs he took all the dogs he could assemble in
order that he might get them fed up for the later work.
We are very quiet and happy again as is always
the case when the crowd here is small.
Thursday, March 4, 1910
Cloudy with snow. Clear -14°
Every minute almost I fear the dreadful
Day of "Konstik coming" We are having such an un-
bellevably pleasant time that any interruption will
be almost a sacrifice.
The days now are not cold and of course
very bright as the snow hurries up into the sky.
It does seem to hurry now in comparison to
the seemingly sudden months we waited to see
it once more.
Hal pulled one of Odie's teeth tonight. Tot
has distinguished himself by bringing in a rabbit
three days running.