Sisters Quote by Jane Austen

The sisters were glad to be together. They had the easy sort of relationship where they didn't have to speak to be understood.

— Alice Hoffman

“But a vague jealousy, one of those dormant jealousies that develop between brothers or sisters almost unnoticed until maturity, only to burst out when…

— Guy de Maupassant

“they had an instictive ability to love, so that when they encountered each other, they fitted together in a way that made the two…

— Garth Nix

“We were opposites in every way until we grew up, left home, and discovered we were more alike than we'd thought. Sisters only get…

— Helen Fremont

“Sisters and brothers are the truest, purest forms of love, family and friendship, knowing when to hold you and when to challenge you, but…

— Carol Ann Albright Eastman

“There was that constant communication which strong family affection would dictate; and though sisters, and living almost within sight of each other, they could…

— Jane Austen

“In one of the chapters of her book my mother characterizes the relationship of sisters as one that "can illustrate the essence of relationships,"…

— Reeve Lindbergh

“The friendship was never repaired, of course, but, then, how could it be? The two men had met in the nineteen-seventies and had seen…

— Daniel Alarcón

“The bond of sisterhood, the friendship two women can have is something to hold on to—to cultivate and love. And so I challenge you.”

— Savannah Page

“Sisters share a bond that no one can explain. They understand each other in a way not even girl friends can approach. Secrets, heartbreaks,…

— Juli Caldwell

Many a person has held close, throughout their entire lives, two friends that always remained strange to one another, because one of them attracted…

— Emil Ludwig

Sisters share a special friendship that lasts a lifetime.

— Anonymous