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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
June 13, 1805
How did Seaman's recounting (click for definition) of this day's events explain what Colter and Drouillard wondered about after the fact, in the future?
I think Captain Lewis did not think the pages were important and I think he might have been ashamed or mad that day so he ripped them out of the red book.
I don't understand the question. Can somebody please help.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand it either.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand it either.
ReplyDeleteI think they wondered why the pages were missing.
ReplyDeleteI thought they were wondering why the pages were missing too, but is still don't get the question.
ReplyDeleteI thought they were wondering why the pages were missing also.
ReplyDeleteI think they were confused and wondering how and why the pages were missing.
ReplyDeleteI thought they were wondering what was on the torn out pages.
ReplyDeleteI thought that they were wondering why the pages were missing and what was in them.
ReplyDeleteYes, but why were those pages torn out? What is the explanation that Seaman provides to us as readers?
ReplyDeleteCaptain Lewis was ripping out the pages because his sketches were not accurate.
ReplyDeleteThey were probably ripped out because Captain Lewis might have ripped them out.
ReplyDeleteI think that the pages were ripped out because Captain Lewis did not like them or think that they were good.
ReplyDeleteI think Captain Lewis did not think the pages were important and I think he might have been ashamed or mad that day so he ripped them out of the red book.
ReplyDeleteThe captain ripped out the pages because he didn't like his drawings.
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