Old Harmless

Written in the early 20th century by Roy Norton, 'Old Harmless' tells the story of an elderly recluse named Uncle Bill, who lives in an isolated cabin in a rugged gulch. The narrative explores themes of friendship, courage, and the bond between humans and nature as Uncle Bill interacts with two younger companions, David and Goliath. When a conflict arises over the ownership of his land, a lawyer named Heald steps in to help, ultimately vowing to protect Uncle Bill's home. This story highlights the importance of belonging and preserving one's sanctuary in the face of adversity.