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Death Valley in ’49

CHAPTER XII
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Of course we had plenty of good water, and food, such as it was.

Field did not walk two miles during those five days, but seemed to be fattening fast.

I sometimes thought he might be just a little lazy, but I never told him so, for I realized that he had recently had a severe tussle with death.
Early in the morning of the sixth day we arrived at the abandoned old fort.

There were only three log buildings, and they were in the shape of three sides of a hollow square, with port-holes on the outer faces of the buildings, and doors entering each of them from the hollow square or court.

Facing the vacant side of the court, the port-hole from which I shot the wolf on the night after we had killed the mule, would be on right hand side.


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