30th. At 8 o’clock in the evening I arrived at the home of Ola Gran the parson in Lycksele who, with his wife, received me kindly and was solicitous about my well-being. They also persuaded me to remain with them until the next day of obligation, since the Lapps were not to be relied on and are likely enough to resort to the gun if anyone comes to them without prior warning. But, fearing the arrival of the spring spate (and perhaps the expense), they changed their minds in the morning.