On which the trappers had intended

[See Snape]

Nged about the caravan, examining everything minutely, and asking a
thousand questions: exhibiting a degree of excitability, and a lively
curiosity totally opposite to that

apathy with which their race is so often reproached. The personage
who most attracted the captain's attention at
this place was "White Plume," the Kansas chief, and they soon became
good
friends. White Plume (we are pleased with his chivalrous soubriquet)

inhabited a large stone house, built for him by order of the American
government: but the establishment
had not been
carried out in corresponding st
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