His complexion was dark, clear tan, with no trace of red.

He did not have the prominent cheek bones nor the high-bridged nose usual with white men who were part Indian.

Still he had the Indian look.

Ellen caught that in the dark, intent, piercing eyes, in the wide, level, thoughtful brows, in the stern impassiveness of his smooth face.

He had a straight, sharp-cut profile.
Ellen whispered to herself: "I saw him right the other day.