“You can do anything, be anything,” his father often said, “if you’re willing to accept what comes” — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“You can do anything, be anything,” his father often said, “if you’re willing to accept what comes” — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“heart. As he looked around at the agency Indians, dependent, destitute, spiritless, it was clearer than ever that an agency offered no life to… — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“The whole meadow was squishy with water and violet with flowers. “They’re camas, a kind of lily, and you can eat the bulb.” Mother,… — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“Sam did think Appaloosas were the best. They were perfectly conformed, their markings beautiful. Most of them were short bodied and stocky, built for… — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“Everything was askew—this whole time on earth, his time for being alive, was aberrant. Three” — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“The white men have ways of doing you favors that can get you killed.” Crazy” — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“difference between his government’s ineptitude and his personal generosity. He’d nipped these items from the quartermaster’s store, and he couldn’t do much of that.… — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
“That was a big misunderstanding. The Indians thought that the white man’s God had powerful medicine, to be able to give white people guns… — Win Blevins Copy Share Image
