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Look out there, Cassie, girl. All that belongs to you. you ain't never had to live on no ones place than your own. And as long as the family survives and i live you won't have to. |
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David Logan siad that. |
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I would wait till the evening to talk to her. But there ain't no need now. She understood. |
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Cassie Logan |
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Friends gotta trust each other, Stacey. Because there ain't nothin like a true friend. |
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T.J Avery |
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Th Wallaces did that, children. they poured kerosene over Mr. Berry and his nephews and lit them afire. |
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Mary Logan |
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Big Ma didn't want you hurt. That was the only thing on her mind. |
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Mary Logan |
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Seems to me that if stacey isn't smart enough to hold on to a good coat than he don't deserve it. |
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Uncle Hammmer |
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I'm a southerner, born and bred but that doesn't mean i apporve of all the things that go on down here and alot of other white folks feel the same. |
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Mr. Jamison |
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not wanting to believe that Lillian Jean didnt even realize it was just a game. |
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Cassie Logan |
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i expect that you'd best just forget about teaching all together... then that away you have plently of time to write your own book |
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Mr. Granger |
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Got me better friends than ya'll! They give me things, and treat me like a man and.... and they white too. |
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T.J Avery |
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I-I'm in trouble... I'm really in trouble |
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T.J avery |
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This thing been coming a long time and T.j was just foolish to trigger it. |
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David Logan |
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Folks thinking... that lighting struck that fence of yours and started the fire... it's better ithink that you stay clear of this whole thing now. |
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Mr. Jamison |
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What happen to T.J in the night i did not understand, but i knew it would not pass. and i cried for those thing, which had happened in the night and woud not pass |
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Cassie Logan |
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