by Richard Bardon and Grace Lee Nute. 1948. 46p

The narrator shares their experiences as a fur trader, detailing the challenges faced during their journey, including conflicts among crew members, harsh weather, and encounters with intoxicated Indians. They reflect on the cultural practices of the tribes they interacted with, particularly regarding mourning, while also expressing feelings of homesickness that gradually diminished as they adapted to their new environment. The narrative captures the complexities of trade relationships and the personal struggles of navigating life in a foreign land.