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i6 A TOUR THROUGH
night we slept at Enebacken; our beds bad and horrid
accommodations as usual.
Very early in the morning on the 5th. we took our de-
parture and travelled with wonderful velocity to Maries-
tadt where we breakfasted. This is a large town upon
the same beautiful and extensive Lake. The woods were
remarkably fine and thick on each side of the road, which
is good, but mountainous. We found this a long and
tedious stage, yet the variety of objects, wood, water, and
rocks, beautifully arranged, rendered it agreeable. The
woods were so extensive that we could seldom see their
limits, Of the Feathered. tribe which we met with in this
country, were the chader, ora, and black cock: of the
Quadrupeds, the wolf, the bear, red and fallow deer, foxes,
hares, and, it is said, some few elks,
This evening we rested, if it might be so called, at
Blacksta; beds worse than before, and as the luxury of
sheets was not to be had, we slept in our cloaths ; and even
these did not protect us from troublesome companions,
a large
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