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hunting camp. 8:00 am","format":0},{"text":"Mike starts to read Ray's books. After 3:30 passes Mike has read enough about medicine plants. He checks on Opi, still asleep. Mike starts to boil water in a pot. He then chops the plant up into the boiling water. He stirs it then makes some venison soop for Opi. He puts the medicine into the small bowl of soup. He walks over to the tent Opi's in. Opi is awake. Mike gives him the soup. Opi eats. He finishes and gives the bowl back to Mike.","format":1},{"text":"Opi","format":2},{"text":"The soup tasted different today.","format":3},{"text":"mike","format":2},{"text":"I added a special ingredient.","format":3},{"text":"opi","format":2},{"text":"Oh. Is it a secret?","format":3},{"text":"mike","format":2},{"text":"For now it is.","format":3},{"text":"Mike left the tent.","format":1},{"text":"the day passes","format":5},{"text":"John returns.","format":1},{"text":"john","format":2},{"text":"How's he

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