“The Unbeliever” by Dorothy M. Johnson

“Youth could not be revived, but its companion, peril, could still be found by a man who took the trouble to look.”

That gorgeous and true line is found in Miss Johnson’s perceptive story of a white man living among the Crow.

Johnson also wrote the classic “A Man Called Horse” and ably shows that this is not a mere repeat of that story’s theme. It has its own breadth and depth.

Short but memorable.