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November 30th, 1918

  We followed the passage we found yesterday. It is very cold. My hands have begun throbbing today. We collected enough small animals yesterday to have fur for everyone. Even though I did use a bit of it, I fixed the majority of the throbbing with moving my hands back and forth against each other until they heated up. I believe the English word for this reaction is friction, but I'm not too sure. I asked Lawrence and he said to ask one of the Brits.

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  We set up camp once the sun began dancing with the horizon. It is much warmer here. I checked all of the boys for frostbite, and no one had it because of the fur. Tomorrow, we will stay here and hunt for some more fur.

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