Quote by Charles Bukowski

“Already, what would become my tribe had begun to die off.”

— Jim Provenzano

“They were truly new people. No longer Forest People, certainly not the Horde. They were outcasts. They were the chosen. Those who had died.…

— Ted Dekker

“I had left the tribe, and I was being punished for that.”

— Sherman Alexie

“They could smile back and forth without speaking, like soldiers who had fought side by side. The”

— Banana Yoshimoto

“Long before they had ever met, I think this destiny awaited them. They were not like ships passing in the night. It wasn't like…

— Gen Urobuchi

“All of us were fighting long before we were farming and raising livestock.”

— James Luceno

“They were not a family anymore. They were strangers. Tied together by chains, but they had rusted, and there was no hope for them…

— Callie Hunter

“They were now able to speak to each other and consult. That”

— Jane Austen

“People talked. Let them talk. Nothing I could do to stop them. They knew the thousand words, but they didn't know the rest of…

— Jennifer Brown

“They were here from the beginning. They have reshaped our lives, run us from our homes. They were always here.”

— Nadège Richards

“. . . he had learned in his years of tracking Indians that things which seemed impossible often weren't. They only became so if…

— Larry McMurtry

“Then there were so many things to be said that they did not speak of any of them.”

— Milton Steinberg