The next day as he rode on toward the bluffs, Stace Red Hawk felt a renewal of faith, the kind of feeling… — Linda Hogan
The next day as he rode on toward the bluffs, Stace Red Hawk felt a renewal of faith, the kind of feeling that comes to a man in silence, when he takes notice that a tree is older than himself, and that it will remain when he is gone. (p 230)
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