Down Among
Men
BY
WILL LEVINGTON COMFORT
AUTHOR OF “ROUTLEDGE RIDES ALONE,”
“FATE KNOCKS AT THE DOOR,” ETC.
NEW YORK
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY
The narrative traces a man’s passage through military campaigns and personal collapse, showing how harsh encounters with violence and self-betrayal leave him broken until a woman’s care helps restore him. Scenes move between mounted patrols, small towns, and agricultural country, noting everyday hardships, local life, and the mute resilience of the land and its people. Action and introspective reflection are interwoven with moral trials that force choices between brute assertion and compassionate strength. Recurring themes include redemption, the shaping influence of others, and the solitary, irreversible nature of the road each person travels.
BY
WILL LEVINGTON COMFORT
AUTHOR OF “ROUTLEDGE RIDES ALONE,”
“FATE KNOCKS AT THE DOOR,” ETC.
NEW YORK
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY