We set out before day, though, in fact, we were all much fitter to remain, from the excessive pain which…
Our feelings on quitting the Fort where we had formerly enjoyed much comfort if not happiness, and, latterly, experienced a…
We subsequently learned from the Copper Indians, that the part at which we had crossed the river was the Congecatha-wha-chaga…
Our first object was to obtain some certain information respecting our future route; and accordingly we received from one of…
The Strong-bows, and Rocky-Mountain Indians, have a tradition in common with the Dog-ribs, that they came originally from the westward,…
The Indians set about everything with an activity that amazed us. Indeed contrasted with our emaciated figures and extreme debility…
On comparing the language of our two Esquimaux with a copy of St. John’s Gospel, printed for the use of…
We rejoiced to find at this post our worthy old Copper-Indian friends, Keskarrah and Humpy, the brother of Akaitcho, who…
He spoke of this circumstance as a disappointment, indeed, sufficiently severe to himself, to whom his band looked up for…
The unusual earliness of this winter became manifest to us from the state of things at this spot. Last year…