CHAPTER XIV

Indians of the Columbia--Departure of Mr. Nuttall and Dr.

Gairdner--Arrival of the Rev. Samuel Parker--his object--

Departure of the American brig--Swans--Indian mode

of taking them--A large wolf--A night adventure--A

discovery, and restoration of stolen property--Fraternal

tenderness of an Indian--Indian vengeance--Death of

Waskéma, the Indian girl--"Busy-body," the little chief--A

village of Kowalitsk Indians--Ceremony of "making

medicine"--Exposure of an impostor--Success of legitimate

medicines--Departure from Fort Vancouver for a visit to the

interior--Arrival of a stranger--"Cape Horn"--Tilki, the

Indian chief--Indian villages {viii}--Arrival at Fort

Walla-walla--Sharp-tailed grouse--Commencement of a journey

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