Astoria Chapter 24

In which the travellers, having procured additional horses, continue their march through a strikingly rugged and fiery landscape, while a shadow of treachery is revealed within their midst, centred upon the dubious figure of Edward Rose, the interpreter. An account is given of the marauding Crow tribe and Rose’s desperado character, casting a sombre vigilance over the camp as Mr. Hunt wisely conceals his suspicions and braces for possible betrayal.