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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	467
the mouth of the	145
on the part of	141
of the rocky mountains	128
on the th of	125
to the united states	122
at the same time	92
of the columbia river	89
the part of the	87
the hudson bay company	82
for the purpose of	75
west of the rocky	70
the united states and	65
a part of the	61
mouth of the columbia	58
on the other hand	58
at the mouth of	55
was one of the	55
in the midst of	54
of the american board	53
west coast of america	51
of the treaty of	51
at the time of	50
in the united states	49
between the united states	49
the name of the	47
of the methodist mission	46
by the united states	44
the united states of	43
the government of the	43
in the spring of	43
of the hudson bay	43
in the course of	42
the banks of the	42
to the pacific ocean	41
one of the most	41
the united states to	41
government of the united	41
the united states government	40
article of the treaty	39
united states of america	39
the head of the	39
in the case of	38
the people of oregon	38
the course of the	38
and the united states	36
seems to have been	36
the baroness von ritz	36
i do not know	36
of one of the	35
of the northwest company	35
in the fall of	35
united states and great	34
states and great britain	34
on the columbia river	34
by the name of	34
the history of the	33
the discovery of the	33
the report of the	33
mouth of the river	33
in respect to the	33
that the united states	33
the arrival of the	32
it will be seen	32
as far as the	32
of the provisional government	32
the author of the	31
at the end of	31
in the oregon country	31
was a man of	31
the time of the	31
part of the united	31
a member of the	31
as well as the	30
citizens of the united	30
from the united states	30
for the first time	30
in regard to the	29
the pacific fur company	29
the falls of the	29
the law of nations	29
bay company and the	29
the hands of the	29
the middle of the	29
title of the united	29
the territory of oregon	29
the valley of the	29
the source of the	28
at the foot of	28
any part of the	28
the protection of the	28
the rest of the	28
the natives of the	27
the morning of the	27
settlement of the country	27
the th of november	27
on the banks of	27
the settlement of the	27
on the morning of	27
it will be remembered	27
that it was the	26
the convention of the	26
in the month of	26
in accordance with the	26
branch of the columbia	26
in reference to the	26
justice of the peace	26
citizen of the united	26
for the purposes of	26
on account of the	25
the women and children	25
the service of the	25
the oregon pioneer association	25
the influence of the	25
the donation land law	25
for the benefit of	25
to the mouth of	25
of the convention of	24
the treaty of utrecht	24
across the rocky mountains	24
as a matter of	24
for the sake of	24
in the mean time	24
at the head of	24
the members of the	24
in the name of	24
of the oregon country	23
gave the name of	23
the gentlemen of the	23
to the columbia river	23
in the service of	23
british and foreign state	23
for the use of	23
between great britain and	23
and foreign state papers	23
to go to the	23
by the treaty of	23
convention of the escurial	23
one hundred and fifty	23
on the d of	23
the object of the	23
the use of the	23
the title of the	22
the side of the	22
a citizen of the	22
the practice of nations	22
in the history of	22
in a short time	22
into the hands of	22
on the st of	22
as soon as the	21
the waters of the	21
the united states had	21
the indians in the	21
on his way to	21
the th day of	21
the value of the	21
from time to time	21
in the hands of	21
to the sandwich islands	21
the laws of the	21
that it was not	20
become an american citizen	20
morning of the th	20
in favor of the	20
the provisions of the	20
in the treaty of	20
the united states was	20
it would have been	20
under the command of	20
the consent of the	20
great britain and the	20
that is to say	20
the united states in	20
side of the river	20
will be remembered that	20
to have been the	20
on the north side	20
from the fact that	20
the th of october	20
of the mouth of	20
the face of the	20
the passage of the	20
the remainder of the	19
the president of the	19
in charge of the	19
the foot of the	19
lake of the woods	19
britain and the united	19
of the legislative committee	19
the shores of the	19
to become an american	19
the people of the	19
country west of the	19
the secretary of war	19
the possession of the	19
the lake of the	19
river of the west	19
the nature of the	18
waters of the columbia	18
chief factor of the	18
that part of the	18
in a state of	18
the destruction of the	18
he was a man	18
trade with the indians	18
is one of the	18
the cause of the	18
first article of the	18
i am going to	18
on the shores of	18
the th of march	18
in the winter of	18
the officers of the	18
the treaty of ghent	18
by one of the	18
from the mouth of	18
the sources of the	17
in consequence of the	17
be found in the	17
as soon as possible	17
in connection with the	17
the first article of	17
and on the th	17
the chief of the	17
a great deal of	17
of the members of	17
of lewis and clarke	17
the midst of the	17
for a long time	17
in the presence of	17
under the protection of	17
the country west of	17
the house of representatives	17
article of the convention	17
a few days after	17
the limits of the	17
the entrance of the	17
in the possession of	17
a portion of the	17
the claims of the	17
degree of north latitude	17
the edge of the	17
part of the country	16
the oregon historical society	16
in view of the	16
on the side of	16
will be seen by	16
hundred and fifty miles	16
the congress of the	16
of the oregon territory	16
under the direction of	16
a large number of	16
the american board of	16
the north side of	16
of the state of	16
puget sound agricultural company	16
to the secretary of	16
to any part of	16
of the country by	16
the benefit of the	16
on the east side	16
to get rid of	16
the east side of	16
the policy of the	16
the treaty of paris	16
the country by the	16
the indians of the	16
in the bay of	16
and one of the	16
it was necessary to	16
south of the columbia	16
bank of the river	16
congress of the united	16
servants of the company	16
to believe that the	16
of the oregon pioneer	16
have the honor to	16
the door of the	16
a copy of the	16
not far from the	15
as far north as	15
valley of the columbia	15
as will be seen	15
the flag of the	15
to take possession of	15
and at the same	15
between the two governments	15
of the oregon historical	15
north side of the	15
the end of the	15
the th parallel of	15
the city of seattle	15
the th of june	15
president of the united	15
on their way to	15
was a member of	15
the columbia to the	15
that it would be	15
the duty of the	15
to the treaty of	15
will be seen that	15
in the willamette valley	15
the greater part of	15
chief of the cascades	15
the call of the	15
by the american board	15
the th degree of	15
with the united states	15
of juan de fuca	15
the th of december	15
a large portion of	15
the mission of the	15
one hundred and twenty	15
be the duty of	15
the whole of the	15
the affairs of the	14
at the falls of	14
letter to governor abernethy	14
of the pacific fur	14
to come to the	14
in the face of	14
came to oregon in	14
westward of the stony	14
in his letter to	14
within the limits of	14
it shall be the	14
with the exception of	14
on the th day	14
two hundred and fifty	14
shall be the duty	14
commissioners of the united	14
the fact that the	14
which the united states	14
in his letter of	14
the th of may	14
the state of oregon	14
we were obliged to	14
of helena von ritz	14
in sight of the	14
natives of the country	14
the midst of a	14
the comity of nations	14
banks of the river	14
of the donation land	14
the commissioners of the	14
it is well to	14
in the columbia river	14
of the famous voyage	14
that it was a	14
i have the honor	14
a majority of the	14
this part of the	14
for the united states	14
on the pacific coast	14
it is to be	14
in the middle of	13
the gulf of mexico	13
of the straits of	13
in a few days	13
he was one of	13
of his catholic majesty	13
in speaking of the	13
had it not been	13
side of the rocky	13
arrived at fort vancouver	13
took possession of the	13
what do you mean	13
the south side of	13
a number of the	13
laws of the united	13
in the oregon spectator	13
the story of the	13
at the bottom of	13
of his britannic majesty	13
in the autumn of	13
in the latitude of	13
to the people of	13
of sir james douglas	13
reason to believe that	13
in the territory of	13
the character of the	13
the time of his	13
the condition of the	13
on one of the	13
as one of the	13
of some of the	13
in the vicinity of	13
bank of the columbia	13
the bank of the	13
the puget sound company	13
the servants of the	13
with the indians in	13
on the th page	13
to be able to	13
at the house of	13
the th of april	13
up and down the	13
that he had been	13
the evening of the	13
in the first place	13
i have no doubt	13
the columbia river and	13
to return to the	13
of the th of	13
of the stony mountains	13
the history of oregon	13
in front of the	13
in one of the	12
i told him i	12
you do not know	12
to the discovery of	12
by virtue of the	12
the proceedings of the	12
the indians and the	12
the news of the	12
of the river columbia	12
the bishop and his	12
it was in the	12
committee of the whole	12
possession of the country	12
the d of may	12
is not to be	12
on the bank of	12
bishop and his priests	12
on the northwest coast	12
in what is now	12
third article of the	12
published in the oregon	12
on the th we	12
do not know what	12
the northwest coast of	12
the th of july	12
she looked at me	12
parallel of north latitude	12
general law of nations	12
it may be observed	12
by the side of	12
to the extent of	12
that there was a	12
in the rocky mountains	12
in the pacific ocean	12
that he could not	12
of the people of	12
in addition to the	12
in the habit of	12
the th of august	12
in the employ of	12
the right of the	12
in the fur trade	12
the property of the	12
of the british government	12
claim of the united	12
it not been for	12
to the government of	12
on the opposite side	12
his heirs and assigns	12
oregon pioneer association for	12
on account of his	12
the united states would	12
report of the committee	12
the opposite side of	12
on the west side	12
the name of his	12
transactions of the oregon	12
that river to the	12
to the rocky mountains	12
there can be no	12
the mouth of a	12
i did not know	12
the result of the	12
the united states by	12
as well as to	12
the puget sound agricultural	12
the river of the	12
the united states were	12
near the mouth of	12
in the wallamet valley	12
old chief of the	12
that portion of the	12
the th of september	12
on motion of mr	11
the writer of this	11
be seen that the	11
beyond the rocky mountains	11
to the voyage of	11
and great britain in	11
the united states should	11
he seems to have	11
to trade with the	11
the general law of	11
and be it further	11
of the puget sound	11
the subjects of the	11
the agents of the	11
the rights of the	11
as high up as	11
the bottom of the	11
of the company to	11
up to the time	11
opposite side of the	11
on the evening of	11
came to the country	11
the citizens of the	11
the direction of the	11
the work of the	11
it was a great	11
the night of the	11
this side of the	11
of the old chief	11
with a view to	11
to the north of	11
one of the men	11
of the laws of	11
it is easy to	11
the oregon milling company	11
who came to oregon	11
as soon as they	11
sources of the mississippi	11
as well as of	11
the rocky mountains to	11
the th page of	11
the conduct of the	11
was the cause of	11
the fact that he	11
in the shape of	11
said governor and company	11
be it further enacted	11
the west side of	11
of the arrival of	11
on the south side	11
the words of the	11
author of the introduction	11
ride to save oregon	11
south side of the	11
with the indians and	11
in spite of the	11
policy of the company	11
the fact of the	11
man by the name	11
that the indians were	11
the united states for	11
by the law of	11
in relation to the	11
in advance of the	11
had a right to	11
of the executive committee	11
through the influence of	11
northwest coast of america	11
the said governor and	11
in the early days	11
of the territory of	11
about one hundred and	11
the feelings of the	11
the american fur company	11
adopted by the people	11
with the aid of	11
places not already occupied	11
by the british government	11
greater part of the	11
bank of the mississippi	11
a great number of	11
trade with the natives	11
west side of the	11
in the interest of	11
its junction with the	11
the third article of	11
boundary line between the	11
that the doctor was	11
out of the door	11
the old chief of	11
to prevent the settlement	10
of the natives of	10
there was not a	10
a place of safety	10
referred to in the	10
in the same manner	10
the other side of	10
the northwest fur company	10
be seen by the	10
as was to be	10
the adoption of the	10
was on his way	10
in the settlement of	10
under the british flag	10
of the value of	10
to show that the	10
over the rocky mountains	10
down the columbia river	10
under the name of	10
one of the best	10
to the number of	10
at the entrance of	10
of the walla walla	10
of great britain to	10
in behalf of the	10
mission of the american	10
the attention of the	10
may be referred to	10
allow me to say	10
north of the columbia	10
the th of february	10
of the fur trade	10
falls of the wallamet	10
of spain to the	10
in the time of	10
after the death of	10
discovery of the river	10
to take charge of	10
the close of the	10
the roman catholic church	10
on the other side	10
the minds of the	10
to his land claim	10
he gave the name	10
he was a member	10
the return of the	10
of the whole country	10
there is not a	10
for the good of	10
passed into the hands	10
to the arrival of	10
the language of the	10
to the american board	10
for the most part	10
trading with the indians	10
to the indians of	10
was to be expected	10
possession of the oregon	10
that he was a	10
of the country and	10
of what is now	10
the interest of the	10
said to have been	10
the country in the	10
nation takes possession of	10
the provisional government of	10
the american settlement of	10
of the indians and	10
early in the morning	10
people of the united	10
the rest of his	10
other side of the	10
from the nature of	10
the state of washington	10
commissioner of indian affairs	10
the old university bell	10
of the citizens of	10
the united states as	10
i am happy to	10
it is said that	10
he did not know	10
for a short time	10
of the company were	10
the commencement of the	10
as well as a	10
of the old university	10
the honor to be	10
one of the great	10
as much as possible	10
the light of the	10
it is true that	10
the th and th	10
the captain of the	9
great river of the	9
one of the partners	9
one hundred and thirty	9
that he did not	9
the western side of	9
it was not the	9
from the date of	9
the first of the	9
of the destruction of	9
become a citizen of	9
if the united states	9
the truth of the	9
original title of the	9
east of the mountains	9
of the fact that	9
with the history of	9
the boundary line between	9
of the claims of	9
the united states from	9
a man of great	9
in a letter to	9
the north bank of	9
a visit to the	9
by the people of	9
of the blue mountains	9
the partners of the	9
the loss of the	9
that he had not	9
of the american government	9
in a similar manner	9
the oregon city claim	9
of one hundred and	9
president tyler and secretary	9
the citizens of oregon	9
we find in the	9
the treaty of washington	9
about the middle of	9
intention to become an	9
and the hudson bay	9
a good deal of	9
the united states the	9
as soon as he	9
of a number of	9
history of oregon and	9
the balance of the	9
the early part of	9
falls of the willamette	9
the case of the	9
but one of the	9
one of the first	9
a piece of land	9
be restored to the	9
in places not already	9
the oregon donation land	9
the secretary of state	9
sale of ardent spirits	9
from the source of	9
of trading with the	9
on the left bank	9
to the laws of	9
to speak of the	9
the supreme court of	9
be borne in mind	9
the methodist mission in	9
of his land claim	9
by reason of the	9
on the subject of	9
who came to the	9
to the methodist mission	9
sense of the word	9
the course pursued by	9
part of the river	9
of the crew of	9
as far as possible	9
with the consent of	9
the indians on the	9
of the house of	9
up to this time	9
interests of the country	9
on the western side	9
that he would not	9
to take care of	9
did not wish to	9
the united states senate	9
the manner in which	9
the columbia river to	9
american board of commissioners	9
and returned to the	9
of sir francis drake	9
it is not surprising	9
the presence of the	9
to the westward of	9
it will not be	9
the rocky mountains in	9
and a part of	9
at the present time	9
to be found in	9
he came to the	9
of the catholic church	9
east side of the	9
the early settlers of	9
to which they were	9
to establish a mission	9
the crew of the	9
in the war of	9
the legislative assembly of	9
the center of the	9
of the methodist missionaries	9
to get possession of	9
oregon donation land law	9
prevent the settlement of	9
house of representatives of	9
discovery of the columbia	9
at the call of	9
a copy of which	9
the bay of st	9
then in the country	9
the purposes of trade	9
mouth of a river	9
on the coast of	9
on the arrival of	9
that there was no	9
the early history of	9
to become a citizen	9
discovery of the mouth	9
and that he was	9
the extent of the	9
as in the case	9
the line of the	9
the united states have	9
our secretary of state	9
the meeting of the	9
as a part of	9
of the death of	9
any portion of the	9
this was the first	9
in the minds of	9
under the flag of	9
made up his mind	9
the rocky mountains and	9
i would like to	9
so far as i	9
the limits of louisiana	9
every part of the	9
for the truth of	9
the stars and stripes	9
the interests of the	9
one of the chiefs	9
the western boundary of	9
of the immigrants of	9
and that it was	9
at the corner of	9
in the way of	9
on the ground of	9
the level of the	9
in his history of	8
history of the pacific	8
organize a provisional government	8
a war between the	8
crossed the rocky mountains	8
in the summer of	8
banks of the columbia	8
but he did not	8
the crown of spain	8
to the door of	8
the control of the	8
court of the united	8
be that as it	8
falls of the missouri	8
the navigation of the	8
a code of laws	8
th degree of north	8
appears to have been	8
as we shall see	8
of the old pioneers	8
and in a few	8
extend its jurisdiction over	8
of the history of	8
i have never seen	8
of the two powers	8
it seemed to me	8
the doctor and his	8
at that time there	8
take care of the	8
passage of the donation	8
parts of north america	8
along that river to	8
in the mcloughlin document	8
captains lewis and clarke	8
to the amount of	8
to the honorable the	8
influence in the country	8
on the north bank	8
to organize a provisional	8
the country to the	8
the part of his	8
one of the party	8
to go with him	8
that as it may	8
territory west of the	8
in the direction of	8
more than half a	8
a few of the	8
influence of the company	8
the east india company	8
senate and house of	8
from the rocky mountains	8
as far south as	8
to do with the	8
called to order by	8
of the bay of	8
the corner of the	8
the indians of this	8
part of the world	8
his way to the	8
to cut off the	8
was the first to	8
the country for the	8
a short distance from	8
by any of the	8
to the south of	8
west of the mountains	8
in opposition to the	8
it was impossible to	8
due west to the	8
the senate and house	8
with regard to the	8
before the arrival of	8
he was not a	8
the coming of the	8
she was a woman	8
in honor of the	8
the title of spain	8
north bank of the	8
war between the two	8
in the event of	8
to the use of	8
in the negotiations of	8
in the appendix to	8
the beginning of the	8
six hundred and forty	8
and a number of	8
the straits of magellan	8
have been made to	8
borne in mind that	8
the independence of the	8
the old chief was	8
the head waters of	8
one of whom was	8
was not to be	8
settlement of this country	8
the majority of the	8
the straits of fuca	8
return to the united	8
the bay of hudson	8
the west of the	8
between the two nations	8
spain and great britain	8
the top of the	8
it was moved and	8
at the door of	8
in case of a	8
service of the company	8
and policy of the	8
the laws of iowa	8
in those early times	8
any part of it	8
missionaries of the american	8
united states to the	8
side of the columbia	8
mountains on the east	8
subjects of the two	8
the end of his	8
not been for the	8
of the company was	8
line between the united	8
to the place where	8
the subject of the	8
provisional government of oregon	8
did not know that	8
by the legislative committee	8
western side of the	8
from that of the	8
to the time of	8
a quarter of a	8
on the borders of	8
a few days before	8
be one of the	8
great britain and spain	8
be referred to in	8
under the influence of	8
the organization of the	8
the statement of the	8
history of the oregon	8
at the sandwich islands	8
how do you mean	8
a nation takes possession	8
justices of the peace	8
of the board of	8
had no right to	8
takes possession of a	8
in command of the	8
that they could not	8
from the columbia river	8
the subjects of either	8
discovered the mouth of	8
when a nation takes	8
a man by the	8
for more than a	8
in full in the	8
of the partners of	8
the th article of	8
into the south sea	8
of the murder of	8
of the pacific ocean	8
one of the indians	8
the terms of the	8
the greater portion of	8
he would have been	8
source of the arkansas	8
it can not be	8
by the subjects of	8
to do them good	8
the straits of anian	8
in favour of the	8
it might have been	8
the province of louisiana	8
left bank of the	8
in such a manner	8
hundred and forty acres	8
the wish of the	8
of the american fur	8
in conformity to the	8
appear to have been	8
at the close of	8
part of the said	8
claims of the united	8
the same to the	8
that they did not	8
evening of the th	8
in favor of dr	8
shores of elliott bay	8
subjects of great britain	8
of which he was	8
to the fact that	8
to look at the	8
had been in the	8
the original title of	8
journey across the plains	8
to the th of	8
right bank of the	8
as long as they	8
to the prejudice of	8
that he was the	8
by way of the	8
and there was a	8
in which it was	8
the united states or	8
as i have said	8
men and women of	8
history of the country	8
of the willamette river	8
the names of the	8
the west coast of	8
and that they would	8
consent of the natives	8
the men of the	8
a number of years	8
of the sandwich islands	8
the oregon provisional government	8
of the mission party	8
of the title of	8
years from the date	8
and some of the	8
arrived in the country	8
the two indian boys	8
th parallel of latitude	8
his intentions to become	7
it is unnecessary to	7
a short time before	7
the state of the	7
either party on the	7
in the place of	7
by the commissioners of	7
of the two parties	7
of the discovery of	7
the wreck of the	7
by sir george simpson	7
a justice of the	7
in the heart of	7
men and women who	7
of the nootka convention	7
in charge of fort	7
to them by the	7
the discoverer of the	7
be free and open	7
author of the famous	7
may be found in	7
all and singular the	7
which either of the	7
two years and six	7
the men and women	7
hundred and twenty miles	7
to have been made	7
the winter of and	7
voyage round the world	7
a series of years	7
the archives of the	7
he was in the	7
their way to the	7
the duties of his	7
one of the mission	7
that they were not	7
seem to have been	7
i have told you	7
astronomer of the north	7
which he gave the	7
the good of the	7
of two or three	7
the sutil and mexicana	7
by those who have	7
at the time when	7
of the shortess petition	7
above the level of	7
is true that the	7
was a part of	7
to prevent disputes and	7
valley of the willamette	7
the killing of the	7
of those who were	7
independence of the united	7
the course of that	7
and that he had	7
in the center of	7
night of the th	7
the same manner as	7
the spring of a	7
shall be entitled to	7
shores of the pacific	7
straits of juan de	7
of commissioners for foreign	7
to the possession of	7
the united states at	7
by order of the	7
to the source of	7
and house of representatives	7
the missouri to the	7
with a view of	7
factor of the hudson	7
right of the united	7
the columbia river was	7
all he could to	7
a committee of three	7
entered the mouth of	7
at that time the	7
to the oregon territory	7
at the request of	7
the coast of california	7
by the way of	7
company west of the	7
claims of any other	7
to the country with	7
manufacture and sale of	7
is said to have	7
to return to their	7
of the oregon mission	7
what do you think	7
the doctor was poisoning	7
entrance of the river	7
the signature of the	7
the first part of	7
the friends of the	7
to the eastern states	7
i beg you to	7
of the said country	7
it seems to have	7
on the right bank	7
under the guidance of	7
was to be a	7
duties of his office	7
introduction to the voyage	7
the upper part of	7
so far as the	7
i have not seen	7
president of whitman college	7
under the treaty of	7
but few of the	7
in the mind of	7
succeeded in passing the	7
the port of nootka	7
the legislative committee of	7
and servants of the	7
th parallel of north	7
in spite of all	7
the directors of the	7
the shore of the	7
of the protestant missions	7
copy of the original	7
large portion of the	7
of the court of	7
the claim of the	7
the meaning of the	7
the war of the	7
it would be a	7
it may be said	7
th article of the	7
from the lake of	7
the way of the	7
by lewis and clarke	7
it must have been	7
that they would be	7
of a white man	7
and it was not	7
by the convention of	7
of the pacific northwest	7
was at that time	7
in a few moments	7
there was but one	7
not been able to	7
time of his death	7
of the immigration of	7
source of the multnomah	7
on a visit to	7
the power of the	7
part of the natives	7
with the assistance of	7
for the time being	7
of the roman catholic	7
dance of the evil	7
of the interior country	7
of the th parallel	7
exclusive title to the	7
in the nature of	7
it was agreed that	7
in company with mr	7
at the hands of	7
that in case of	7
of the crown of	7
of the indian war	7
commissioners for foreign missions	7
at the age of	7
this th day of	7
of representatives of the	7
with the object of	7
the pioneers of oregon	7
crossed the plains in	7
superintendent of the methodist	7
the claims of any	7
th page of his	7
upon the minds of	7
to the south seas	7
the inhabitants of the	7
had gone to the	7
to the value of	7
to that of the	7
the indians had been	7
be entitled to the	7
a commission from the	7
the operations of the	7
a great quantity of	7
on the coasts of	7
at variance with the	7
principles of international law	7
for the reason that	7
to build a house	7
on the face of	7
for the term of	7
it is due to	7
the old chief and	7
in any part of	7
the company and the	7
to go into the	7
of the sutil and	7
board of commissioners for	7
the surface of the	7
country westward of the	7
the tops of the	7
supreme court of the	7
was to go to	7
it is difficult to	7
if they did not	7
it was to be	7
to the northwest company	7
in the order of	7
knowledge of the country	7
in their own right	7
manner in which he	7
what is now called	7
at the present day	7
two and a half	7
the effect of the	7
the establishment of the	7
right of great britain	7
the decision of the	7
the death of his	7
they were able to	7
of the indians in	7
about the first of	7
of the country in	7
four forty or fight	7
in a few years	7
in addition to this	7
the only object of	7
jurisdiction over the country	7
the united states over	7
already occupied by spain	7
in the progress of	7
the gulf of california	7
part of the time	7
and i have no	7
in the south seas	7
the life of the	7
and in this way	7
of those who had	7
the introduction to the	7
by the government of	7
that he had no	7
so far as it	7
of the sources of	7
prevent disputes and differences	7
to prevent its settlement	7
on the th instant	7
the territory of the	7
take possession of the	7
late in the evening	7
that he was not	7
the right bank of	7
come to the country	7
the shores of elliott	7
to say that the	7
of any other power	7
to the coast of	7
speaker of the house	7
for a moment that	7
to which he gave	7
for a number of	7
at the white house	7
along the middle of	7
of the company and	7
in the country to	7
possession of a country	7
course of the day	7
of the author of	7
of state at washington	7
to have been a	7
to the congress of	7
the back of the	7
the editor of the	7
to the citizens of	7
to be sent to	7
the party in possession	7
at the commencement of	7
of the nootka sound	7
in support of the	7
some four or five	7
a few years ago	7
at the edge of	7
is not surprising that	7
could not have been	7
the people of this	7
the narrative of the	7
in the puget sound	7
in the light of	7
they were in the	7
the country westward of	7
have to any part	7
the common right of	7
to the pacific coast	7
flag of the united	7
in the language of	7
the borders of the	7
facts in the case	7
of the character of	7
on the way to	7
that they had been	7
after the arrival of	7
of the king of	7
whilst treating of the	7
the viceroy of mexico	7
on both sides of	7
in answer to the	7
as we have before	7
the employ of the	7
that i did not	7
this was not the	7
of the indian tribes	7
in the absence of	7
by the third article	7
the same as the	7
may have to any	7
the place where the	7
the th of january	7
the left bank of	7
of the whitman massacre	7
the methodist episcopal church	7
the north of the	7
of the company in	7
of the lake of	7
to induce them to	7
the walla walla river	7
the memorial of the	7
to the settlement of	7
years and six months	7
the jurisdiction of the	7
there is no doubt	7
in his power to	7
the arrival of dr	7
have the right to	7
part of the indians	7
the early settlement of	7
of the settlement of	7
the business of the	7
a large part of	7
of the mississippi river	7
the site of the	7
of the contracting parties	7
of the south sea	7
to the valley of	7
negotiations between the united	7
treating of the title	7
of the first article	7
the date of the	7
a large amount of	7
at some distance from	7
the manufacture and sale	7
page of his narrative	7
head waters of the	7
in the opinion of	7
with a party of	6
the oath of allegiance	6
remained in the country	6
war between the united	6
case of a war	6
principle of international law	6
in the house of	6
by reference to the	6
a knowledge of the	6
had heard of the	6
war of the rebellion	6
the settlement of oregon	6
on the west coast	6
was found to be	6
discovery of the north	6
of oregon and california	6
the nations of europe	6
a good and sufficient	6
in the first instance	6
on the south bank	6
up the columbia river	6
the westward of the	6
the memory of the	6
on account of its	6
of the great northwest	6
the form of a	6
and the other half	6
country to the united	6
way to the states	6
in order that the	6
right to the country	6
he mounted his horse	6
as well as i	6
contracting parties may have	6
the first time i	6
whose duty it shall	6
the intention of the	6
the rocky mountains on	6
of the introduction to	6
a place in the	6
for many years the	6
that he has been	6
i could not tell	6
they came to the	6
united states and the	6
of the settlement and	6
ten years in oregon	6
a perfect right to	6
among the indians of	6
a mile and a	6
with respect to the	6
claimed by either party	6
a pinch of snuff	6
i could not have	6
power or state to	6
he was a very	6
with the natives of	6
the sovereignty of the	6
missouri to the columbia	6
any other power or	6
to the wish of	6
near the foot of	6
a reference to the	6
as there was no	6
the high contracting parties	6
fertility of the soil	6
the facts in the	6
bay company and its	6
the following is a	6
by means of a	6
the northern pacific railroad	6
to go to california	6
portion of the land	6
of which i have	6
other power or state	6
mountains to the columbia	6
cascades of the columbia	6
in the valley of	6
the indians at the	6
are you going to	6
may be considered to	6
not to be construed	6
the united states navy	6
of the th we	6
and there is no	6
two hundred and twenty	6
and this was the	6
in favor of an	6
from the red river	6
the summit of the	6
and some of his	6
representatives of the united	6
in which it is	6
of the country to	6
i say to you	6
united states in the	6
of the evil spirits	6
the causes of the	6
with one of the	6
the nootka sound convention	6
east of the rocky	6
and those of the	6
to be restored to	6
more than one hundred	6
as superintendent of the	6
some of them were	6
were found to be	6
of the name to	6
to one hundred and	6
an exclusive title to	6
miles distant from the	6
the purpose of carrying	6
vancouver island and british	6
which the name of	6
to hold the country	6
the voyage of the	6
the object of our	6
as a reason for	6
in his account of	6
th degree of latitude	6
arrived on the th	6
the missionaries of the	6
the events of the	6
a large quantity of	6
the opinion of the	6
to the wallamet valley	6
of the cascade mountains	6
at the proper time	6
of our common country	6
on the th and	6
to be the case	6
i am unable to	6
the leader of the	6
to the west of	6
agent of the company	6
the great stony mountains	6
to the provisions of	6
it my duty to	6
by the general law	6
affairs west of the	6
that it was only	6
the pioneers of the	6
the heart of the	6
the possession of a	6
but on the contrary	6
at the confluence of	6
of ardent spirits in	6
to the same effect	6
i want you to	6
some of the men	6
on his th page	6
they gave the name	6
there would be no	6
into the possession of	6
the object of his	6
to proceed to the	6
an account of the	6
until they reached the	6
was moved and seconded	6
us that they had	6
to the members of	6
hudson bay company and	6
on the first monday	6
the court of spain	6
of this part of	6
of the european nations	6
the king of spain	6
the british minister at	6
in consequence of this	6
them from the country	6
of the young men	6
up to the th	6
the subject of this	6
to the head of	6
a day or two	6
out of the question	6
upper end of the	6
cause of the massacre	6
the massacre at waiilatpui	6
writes in her diary	6
on the site of	6
i am going away	6
in the famous voyage	6
the board of directors	6
the book was not	6
one hundred and sixty	6
of the puget sea	6
the crown of england	6
the trade of the	6
voyage of the sutil	6
occupation of the country	6
the latitude of the	6
the northernmost branch of	6
they would have been	6
in the provisional government	6
claim on the part	6
to be considered as	6
from the time of	6
the dance of the	6
jason and daniel lee	6
that i would not	6
that the boundary line	6
the treaty of was	6
my intention to become	6
marcus whitman saved oregon	6
on the second day	6
some distance from the	6
affect the claims of	6
in the indian country	6
the colony and country	6
either of the two	6
the missions of the	6
the two high contracting	6
large part of the	6
that the company would	6
it was not until	6
two high contracting parties	6
claims of the two	6
to the conclusion that	6
the same time to	6
the truth of his	6
in the new world	6
sovereignty of the country	6
of the loss of	6
to cross the continent	6
the plains of the	6
expedition of lewis and	6
northernmost branch of the	6
to a place of	6
that he should be	6
he was on his	6
the opening of the	6
of any of the	6
to the country by	6
well as of the	6
one of the islands	6
parties may have to	6
at the beginning of	6
he said he had	6
the country of the	6
blanchet and his priests	6
the valleys of the	6
to the british government	6
a great part of	6
the proceedings of this	6
of the duke of	6
the month of july	6
to the willamette valley	6
chiefs and principal men	6
the result of that	6
of the river which	6
that this was the	6
that a committee of	6
at once to the	6
and along that river	6
was presented to the	6
the time when the	6
source of the missouri	6
the lewis and clark	6
the bar of the	6
to the scene of	6
taking possession of the	6
territories belonging to the	6
the annexation of texas	6
in the far west	6
the time he was	6
that it had been	6
sir james douglas to	6
of the french possessions	6
returned to the fort	6
as a man of	6
of the report of	6
island and british columbia	6
as soon as it	6
as they had been	6
states of america and	6
of the columbia and	6
that he and his	6
and out of the	6
the children of the	6
that it shall be	6
and in the evening	6
in the convention of	6
the departure of the	6
title to the entire	6
would not have been	6
the last day of	6
and were ready to	6
out of the way	6
with the view of	6
to your honorable body	6
on the shore of	6
a matter of course	6
day of the session	6
to be construed to	6
he came to oregon	6
the headwaters of the	6
possessions in north america	6
a part of our	6
and subjects of the	6
and the next morning	6
of oregon and washington	6
in the buffalo country	6
for the want of	6
moved and seconded that	6
the return of peace	6
a memorial to congress	6
rocky mountains on the	6
the columbia river in	6
the agent of the	6
get out of the	6
be taken to affect	6
dalles of the columbia	6
the will of the	6
by the hudson bay	6
its jurisdiction over the	6
know what to do	6
along the columbia river	6
to the american people	6
in one of his	6
to the legislative committee	6
mile and a half	6
to go to washington	6
in the estimation of	6
mouth of the cowlitz	6
the settlement at astoria	6
on the night of	6
corner of the room	6
to affect the claims	6
boundary of the united	6
how marcus whitman saved	6
of the boundary line	6
of the government of	6
of the men who	6
it the name of	6
of the main house	6
the rays of the	6
the circumstances of the	6
about the same time	6
of the columbia to	6
large number of the	6
gentlemen of the company	6
published in london in	6
duty it shall be	6
of a war between	6
brought to bear upon	6
here allow me to	6
a servant of the	6
both sides of the	6
said that he had	6
but there was no	6
took a new guide	6
i do not understand	6
one of the old	6
the famous voyage of	6
american settlement of the	6
the dalles of the	6
they were going to	6
driven from the country	6
i looked at her	6
the house of the	6
to the practice of	6
to supply them with	6
one of the principal	6
did not know what	6
said the old chief	6
by the american government	6
the account of the	6
in the early part	6
shall be subject to	6
the erection of a	6
to the waters of	6
the fertility of the	6
the king of england	6
in the act of	6
in the state of	6
purpose of carrying on	6
at the risk of	6
so as to be	6
of the great river	6
to one of the	6
of the first settlers	6
the coast of america	6
and sir james douglas	6
meaning of the word	6
the junction of the	6
to leave the country	6
did not intend to	6
from the sandwich islands	6
it would not have	6
the sum of one	6
ten years from the	6
in company with a	6
copy of which is	6
at an early hour	6
the first day of	6
in the form of	6
the month of april	6
and it would be	6
the st of december	6
their way into the	6
to the character of	6
on or before the	6
to be called the	6
the red river settlement	6
some of the indians	6
of that river to	6
and all of the	6
who was one of	6
the next day the	6
in the british museum	6
the governor of the	6
it was not known	6
river to the pacific	6
he said he would	6
tyler and secretary webster	6
to the house of	6
under the auspices of	6
on the following day	6
their intercourse with the	6
every reason to believe	6
entire valley of the	6
the way to oregon	6
california was an island	6
rights of spain to	6
women and children were	6
on the waters of	6
the laws of this	6
we are forced to	6
of the parallel of	6
been one of the	6
the st degree of	6
had the effect to	6
the principal chiefs of	6
upper part of the	6
not appear to have	6
the larger portion of	6
and its tributary streams	6
i did not see	6
the widows and orphans	6
found their way into	6
taken to affect the	6
was not the case	6
lost no time in	6
following the course of	6
than those of the	6
of great britain and	6
fact that he was	6
about the th of	6
in spite of myself	6
in the edition of	6
was supposed to be	6
being to prevent disputes	6
the month of may	6
do not wish to	6
or any part of	6
came to this country	6
is in the possession	6
on his return to	6
was considered by the	6
have never seen a	6
the two contracting parties	6
the continent of america	6
the hearts of the	6
subjects of the other	6
for a series of	6
in addition to these	6
when i am gone	6
the name of cape	6
company sent the ship	6
the great river of	6
to the british crown	6
by either party on	6
the spanish province of	6
in which he was	6
feet to a stake	6
a man of common	6
against the united states	6
the entire valley of	6
were in favor of	6
his way back to	6
the cayuses and wallawallas	6
of the people in	6
arrival of the ship	6
or state to any	6
of the world encompassed	6
the action of the	6
was an island or	6
by the influence of	6
to comply with the	6
a copy of this	6
the wording of the	6
to the oregon country	6
well acquainted with the	6
the eleventh section of	6
parts of the north	6
have been able to	6
what had taken place	6
with which it is	6
the foundation of the	6
is easy to see	6
the nootka sound controversy	6
in the city of	6
the great number of	6
in the fact that	6
the cause of his	6
face of the country	6
every one of them	6
the statute of limitations	6
to the subjects of	6
at the distance of	6
the importance of the	6
from the beginning of	6
on the ground that	6
the united states army	5
to believe that this	5
of the lewis river	5
the doctor and mrs	5
how do you do	5
if it had been	5
the settlement at the	5
the next day we	5
protection of the american	5
to come down and	5
of the methodist episcopal	5
hudson bay company had	5
source of the mississippi	5
of the supreme court	5
that some of the	5
be given to the	5
of the country west	5
the fact that a	5
he was a great	5
and the navigation of	5
it enacted by the	5
history of oregon in	5
and the american board	5
or before the first	5
who is responsible for	5
claim which either of	5
american settlements in the	5
the same time that	5
is now in the	5
of two hundred and	5
bay company west of	5
of that portion of	5
indian affairs west of	5
on the next day	5
take care of themselves	5
of the oregon question	5
under the charge of	5
the long line of	5
at the columbia river	5
the interior country as	5
in the world encompassed	5
the resources of the	5
on the continent of	5
the courage of the	5
of the age of	5
of the present convention	5
the outlet of the	5
more than thirty years	5
the facts of the	5
out of the country	5
say to you that	5
had made up his	5
a great deal more	5
valley of the mississippi	5
the clerk of the	5
common right of great	5
that the americans had	5
without the aid of	5
so much of the	5
the results of the	5
the present city of	5
who had come to	5
had come to her	5
into the indian country	5
the navigation of all	5
that at the time	5
intentions to become an	5
told them that he	5
the second article of	5
such as it was	5
at the methodist mission	5
state to any part	5
i wish you would	5
is needless to say	5
the straits of juan	5
the board of missions	5
a few days later	5
good have the missionaries	5
a few years later	5
that it should be	5
the bay and straits	5
st degree of north	5
loss of the ship	5
under the same roof	5
that on the th	5
shall it be taken	5
any portion of that	5
and was to be	5
the strait of fuca	5
indians of the columbia	5
it was only a	5
a survey of the	5
it was evident that	5
as to be able	5
in the capacity of	5
the provisional government was	5
were the first to	5
one hundred and eighty	5
in his edition of	5
knew the value of	5
the company of the	5
commerce with the natives	5
i shook my head	5
one of the women	5
the great inland sea	5
by the time he	5
from fort hall to	5
in the year of	5
some time in the	5
to make settlements in	5
the establishment at astoria	5
of the woods to	5
not previously occupied by	5
of the states of	5
of the northern route	5
supposed to be the	5
interior country as was	5
a section of land	5
united states on the	5
the father of oregon	5
he had been a	5
influence over the indians	5
of an independent government	5
cross the rocky mountains	5
that the discovery of	5
not in the least	5
a bond for a	5
in an analogous manner	5
the size of the	5
the captive women and	5
is now known as	5
the columbia in the	5
the reader will not	5
on the eastern side	5
of the missionaries of	5
serve you no longer	5
that it was to	5
given to the public	5
the north branch of	5
only object of the	5
crossed the mountains with	5
absolute and exclusive sovereignty	5
by which it was	5
is to be hoped	5
part of the crew	5
that the title of	5
charter of charles ii	5
were made for the	5
most northern limit of	5
to the entire valley	5
the interests of this	5
of the river to	5
were in the habit	5
i have been here	5
of the gulf of	5
that they had no	5
voyage of sir francis	5
of the president to	5
that there had been	5
the basis of the	5
prejudice of any claim	5
he returned to the	5
it was a beautiful	5
the british and foreign	5
northern limit of the	5
the sake of the	5
as good as a	5
he went to the	5
of the party in	5
and that he would	5
the margin of the	5
to his country and	5
to the claims of	5
nothing to do with	5
will serve you no	5
and the methodist mission	5
being well understood that	5
a portion of it	5
to a certain extent	5
allegiance to the united	5
of most of the	5
and the end of	5
the murder of dr	5
he was compelled to	5
in the region of	5
bay company on the	5
to the british minister	5
down the river to	5
when one of the	5
on page he says	5
of the number of	5
the needs of the	5
in the third article	5
born in fort decatur	5
to carry on the	5
to the northwest coast	5
not know what to	5
in coming to oregon	5
in a great measure	5
the command of a	5
to the end of	5
which the subjects of	5
far north as the	5
the auspices of the	5
had the pleasure of	5
and to the possession	5
on the walla walla	5
coast of north america	5
that there is no	5
is set forth in	5
all that part of	5
of the city of	5
be disturbed or molested	5
the rocky mountains with	5
the natives on the	5
the sequel will show	5
a short time after	5
it being well understood	5
the methodist mission influence	5
shall have occasion to	5
the extent of his	5
denny and lee terry	5
from ocean to ocean	5
it was in this	5
did not care to	5
the discovery of a	5
account of the great	5
to explore the country	5
disputes and differences among	5
it was the same	5
trade in the country	5
it is not at	5
to give them a	5
as may be seen	5
to appoint a committee	5
laws of the provisional	5
of the far west	5
the mission and the	5
de la nouvelle france	5
through the cascade mountains	5
thought it would be	5
the point where it	5
clerk of the court	5
the territories of the	5
they were ready to	5
along the parallel of	5
the honor to remain	5
laid down in the	5
rights of british subjects	5
his sandwich islands letter	5
their power and influence	5
look out for the	5
from the main land	5
historical society of oregon	5
the foot of a	5
term of ten years	5
of them in the	5
to avail themselves of	5
captive women and children	5
which they gave the	5
entering the mouth of	5
not one of the	5
the united states on	5
in the early spring	5
nor shall it be	5
in order to get	5
the voice of the	5
which they had been	5
subject of this sketch	5
the said united states	5
north branch of the	5
of the truth of	5
the time of which	5
of the red river	5
the author of that	5
the way to the	5
the extension of the	5
had been at the	5
all parts of the	5
early settlement of the	5
with the rights of	5
but the old chief	5
so as not to	5
war between great britain	5
in connection with this	5
at the whitman mission	5
given to the world	5
shall have power to	5
any person shall hereafter	5
the assistance of the	5
be claimed by either	5
but i have never	5
the vicinity of the	5
the conclusion that the	5
that one of the	5
to have a talk	5
the month of august	5
the maps of the	5
so long as they	5
had an opportunity of	5
a line from the	5
at the time we	5
there is to be	5
it would be impossible	5
the eye of the	5
condition of the indians	5
as soon as we	5
the confluence of the	5
the indians would not	5
recognised by the law	5
disposition on the part	5
the failure of the	5
that the name of	5
at the top of	5
previously occupied by any	5
of this lower country	5
and here allow me	5
land claim at oregon	5
of any claim which	5
of the people at	5
in regard to this	5
of one hundred dollars	5
by sir james douglas	5
eleventh section of the	5
of the indians to	5
spain and the united	5
and exclusive sovereignty and	5
so far as they	5
to the old chief	5
portion of the country	5
we have reason to	5
on her face was	5
in the words of	5
quite a number of	5
report to the american	5
within a reasonable time	5
as well as by	5
as fast as possible	5
and customs of the	5
the puget sound district	5
declaration of his catholic	5
an express to fort	5
of any portion of	5
of the country for	5
in and about the	5
it is the duty	5
country south of the	5
i must go now	5
a meeting of the	5
to the missionary board	5
will be borne in	5
be it enacted by	5
it is well known	5
i am glad to	5
in company with the	5
but i did not	5
course of the negotiations	5
claim to the discovery	5
up his mind to	5
a distance of about	5
have been one of	5
he was the first	5
one year from the	5
in or out of	5
they did not wish	5
the lands and territories	5
as well as all	5
i have seen the	5
been able to learn	5
were in the country	5
the part of mr	5
to the second edition	5
empties itself into the	5
the secretary of the	5
according to his own	5
with arms and ammunition	5
rivers within the same	5
both whites and indians	5
the eastern side of	5
it their duty to	5
boundary line of the	5
for the protection of	5
informed us that the	5
in the hour of	5
the st of june	5
been a subject of	5
to the state of	5
incompatible with distinct jurisdiction	5
bay and straits of	5
the treaty was signed	5
to the right of	5
the land on which	5
the first monday in	5
was not a man	5
the fate of the	5
brought to a close	5
of the servants of	5
sought an interview with	5
the fur trade in	5
the legislature of oregon	5
business of the company	5
a little distance from	5
of the spanish title	5
claim at oregon city	5
the profits of the	5
of the missionaries and	5
as justice of the	5
the origin of the	5
about a mile from	5
on either side of	5
by citizens of the	5
a certain number of	5
the treaty of the	5
to belong to the	5
the settlement of this	5
of the mississippi and	5
we find that the	5
one of the commissioners	5
of the proceedings of	5
the committee of twelve	5
this portion of the	5
as soon as i	5
in the open air	5
missions of the american	5
the oregon printing association	5
which he did in	5
in the great forest	5
limit of the french	5
suffice it to say	5
the bottom of a	5
in the life of	5
provisions of this act	5
she took up the	5
and in order to	5
is the duty of	5
the spring of the	5
the aid of the	5
to say the least	5
and that the indians	5
all they had to	5
of citizens of the	5
the mcloughlin document he	5
the parts of the	5
will be found in	5
then in charge of	5
the spirit of the	5
take into consideration the	5
of the american missionaries	5
all time to come	5
takes possession of any	5
but it was the	5
the murder of the	5
on the island of	5
the river to the	5
the indian war of	5
to the wallamet settlement	5
committee on ways and	5
the fact that they	5
voyage up the river	5
with the indians on	5
be considered to have	5
preach the gospel to	5
the woods to the	5
the death of a	5
in search of the	5
whole of the country	5
the history of this	5
the collection of debts	5
french possessions in north	5
the young men and	5
the progress of the	5
hudson bay company was	5
western boundary of louisiana	5
occupied by any of	5
when the united states	5
by the time they	5
he would not have	5
to the famous voyage	5
and that was the	5
under the control of	5
to the territory in	5
among the indians and	5
of the american people	5
as to the real	5
construed to the prejudice	5
the present site of	5
that he wished to	5
of the arkansas river	5
whether or not you	5
legislative assembly of oregon	5
in order to show	5
the said john mcloughlin	5
the provisions of this	5
of the mission and	5
in the employment of	5
to the latitude of	5
the same time the	5
and his noble wife	5
the people at the	5
it was at the	5
in any of the	5
so construed as to	5
exclusive sovereignty and dominion	5
a debt of gratitude	5
and secretary of state	5
than that of the	5
not be disturbed or	5
but a few days	5
drive them from the	5
to the american government	5
the authority of the	5
from the new york	5
what is now the	5
page of his book	5
it be taken to	5
of ten years from	5
for a distance of	5
and the necessity of	5
being one of the	5
in the new york	5
members of the company	5
productions of the country	5
shores of puget sound	5
rights of the united	5
the life of dr	5
the presumption of law	5
settlements in places not	5
in this part of	5
any of the european	5
second edition of his	5
have reason to believe	5
if any person shall	5
the interior of the	5
destruction of the tonquin	5
we took a new	5
the bay of the	5
of the oregon milling	5
in the valleys of	5
to be the party	5
entitled to his land	5
a part of his	5
of the object of	5
to its junction with	5
british minister at washington	5
for a few minutes	5
the scene of the	5
in accordance with this	5
to establish a claim	5
the territory in dispute	5
sent an express to	5
when he was in	5
the prejudice of any	5
bishop blanchet and his	5
it was not for	5
entrance of the straits	5
by the aid of	5
the old cook house	5
doing all he could	5
rest of his life	5
that as soon as	5
during the summer of	5
organization of the provisional	5
the lives of the	5
on the back of	5
part of the coast	5
it is a fact	5
the party had been	5
agreement is not to	5
to the shores of	5
his letter to mr	5
the mississippi to the	5
i am but a	5
and the indians were	5
to the edge of	5
of the oregon donation	5
in pursuance of the	5
of the british navy	5
of the life of	5
be so construed as	5
had no time to	5
had to contend with	5
short distance from the	5
i want to be	5
it is agreed that	5
the day of the	5
he entered upon his	5
a man of strong	5
by some of the	5
be construed to the	5
in the cascade mountains	5
will come and the	5
from its mouth to	5
of the north pacific	5
but two or three	5