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November
1
.
--
I
set
up
my
tent
under
a
rock
,
and
lay
there
for
the
first
night
,
making
it
as
large
as
I
could
,
with
stakes
driven
in
to
swing
my
hammock
upon
.
November
2
.
--
I
set
up
all
my
chests
and
boards
,
and
the
pieces
of
timber
which
made
my
rafts
,
and
with
them
formed
a
fence
round
me
,
a
little
within
the
place
I
had
marked
out
for
my
fortification
.
November
3
.
--
I
went
out
with
my
gun
,
and
killed
two
fowls
like
ducks
,
which
were
very
good
food
.
In
the
afternoon
went
to
work
to
make
me
a
table
.
November
4
.
--
This
morning
I
began
to
order
my
times
of
work
,
of
going
out
with
my
gun
,
time
of
sleep
,
and
time
of
diversion
,
viz.
,
every
morning
I
walked
out
with
my
gun
for
two
or
three
hours
,
if
it
did
not
rain
;
then
employed
myself
to
work
till
about
eleven
o'clock
o'clock
;
then
eat
what
I
had
to
live
on
;
and
from
twelve
to
two
I
lay
down
to
sleep
,
the
weather
being
excessive
hot
;
and
then
in
the
evening
to
work
again
.
The
working
part
of
this
day
and
of
the
next
were
wholly
employed
in
making
my
table
;
for
I
was
yet
but
a
very
sorry
workman
,
though
time
and
necessity
made
me
a
complete
natural
mechanic
soon
after
,
as
I
believe
it
would
do
any
one
else
.
November
5
.
--
This
day
went
abroad
with
my
gun
and
my
dog
,
and
killed
a
wild-cat
;
her
skin
pretty
soft
,
but
her
flesh
good
for
nothing
.
Every
creature
I
killed
,
I
took
off
the
skins
and
preserved
them
.
Coming
back
by
the
seashore
,
I
saw
many
sorts
of
seafowls
,
which
I
did
not
understand
;
but
was
surprised
,
and
almost
frighted
,
with
two
or
three
seals
,
which
,
while
I
was
gazing
at
,
not
well
knowing
what
they
were
,
got
into
the
sea
,
and
escaped
me
for
that
time
.
November
6
.
--
After
my
morning
walk
I
went
to
work
with
my
table
again
,
and
finished
it
,
though
not
to
my
liking
;
nor
was
it
long
before
I
learned
to
mend
it
.
November
7
.
--
Now
it
began
to
be
settled
fair
weather
.
The
7th
,
8th
,
9th
,
10th
,
and
part
of
the
12th
(
(
for
the
11th
was
Sunday
)
)
I
took
wholly
up
to
make
me
a
chair
,
and
with
much
ado
,
brought
it
to
a
tolerable
shape
,
but
never
to
please
me
;
and
even
in
the
making
I
pulled
it
to
pieces
several
times
.
Note
,
I
soon
neglected
my
keeping
Sundays
;
for
,
omitting
my
mark
for
them
on
my
post
,
I
forgot
which
was
which
.
November
13
.
--
This
day
it
rained
,
which
refreshed
me
exceedingly
,
and
cooled
the
earth
;
but
it
was
accompanied
with
terrible
thunder
and
lightning
,
which
frighted
me
dreadfully
,
for
fear
of
my
powder
.
As
soon
as
it
was
over
,
I
resolved
to
separate
my
stock
of
powder
into
as
many
little
parcels
as
possible
,
that
it
might
not
be
in
danger
.
November
14
,
15
,
16
.
--
These
three
days
I
spent
in
making
little
square
chests
or
boxes
,
which
might
hold
about
a
pound
,
or
two
pound
at
most
,
of
powder
;
and
so
putting
the
powder
in
,
I
stowed
it
in
places
as
secure
and
remote
from
one
another
as
possible
.
On
one
of
these
three
days
I
killed
a
large
bird
that
was
good
to
eat
,
but
I
know
not
what
to
call
it
.
November
17
.
--
This
day
I
began
to
dig
behind
my
tent
into
the
rock
,
to
make
room
for
my
farther
conveniency
.
Note
,
three
things
I
wanted
exceeding
for
this
work
,
viz.
,
a
pick-axe
,
a
shovel
,
and
a
wheelbarrow
or
basket
;
so
I
desisted
from
my
work
,
and
began
to
consider
how
to
supply
that
want
,
and
make
me
some
tools
.
