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post-oak + large insulated [[unclear]] of [[unclear]] time + in the [[gullen?]] seem to be stratified [[unclear]] very time; has time [[unclear]] tough. Suring heavy [[unclear]] the Cibolo, take the [[unclear]] of here run rapidly + [[unclear]], just now we can find easily + camped on the Eastern bank.  9th. Started for the [["Esequia?]] hunting as we rode along. One of our party an American is safer than + believes that he wants [[unclear]] no luck in hunting if he had not a gold or silver coin in his pocket. Another of the party in a [[unclear]], hunting on a Sunday he hardly partners against, but he counts and [[unclear]] yesterday although it was the Sabbath [[unclear]] a 'crack': he wounded the deer, but it
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post-oak + large insulated masses of limestone & in the gullies seem to be stratified Deer very tame; pastures somewhat tough. During heavy rains the Cibolo, take the other rivers up here run rapidly & rise considerably, just now we can ford easily & camped on the Eastern bank.  
10th. Continued our route towards the Sabinas [[unclear]]
  9th. Started for the "Esequia hunting as we rode along. One of our party an American is superstitious & believes that he would have no luck in hunting if he had not a gold or silver coin in his pocket. Another of the party is a Scotchman, hunting on a Sunday he loudly protests against, but he could not resist yesterday although it was the Sabbath [[unclear]] a 'crack': he wounded the deer, but it got away.
of the Guadalupe river; then take other name from the quantity of [[Cyprefs?]] in them . I am home with cattle. In home the better pants of land will be ditched of here by Stock [[unclear]]; [[unclear]] soon for I wine.  
10th. Continued our route towards the Sabinas and tributaries of the Guadalupe river; these take their name from the quantity of Cypress in them . Saw some [[nitd?]] cattle. In time the better parts of land will be settled up here by Stock raisers; particularly good for swine.  
In a [[unclear]] near to [[unclear]] had of, for
In a small thicket near to [[?en]] we put up, for

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89 post-oak + large insulated masses of limestone & in the gullies seem to be stratified Deer very tame; pastures somewhat tough. During heavy rains the Cibolo, take the other rivers up here run rapidly & rise considerably, just now we can ford easily & camped on the Eastern bank. 

9th. Started for the "Esequia hunting as we rode along. One of our party an American is superstitious & believes that he would have no luck in hunting if he had not a gold or silver coin in his pocket. Another of the party is a Scotchman, hunting on a Sunday he loudly protests against, but he could not resist yesterday although it was the Sabbath unclear a 'crack': he wounded the deer, but it got away.

10th. Continued our route towards the Sabinas and tributaries of the Guadalupe river; these take their name from the quantity of Cypress in them . Saw some nitd? cattle. In time the better parts of land will be settled up here by Stock raisers; particularly good for swine. In a small thicket near to ?en we put up, for

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