Charles Ray > Quotes

“Art is the bridge across the gap between peoples and cultures. Writing is one of the arts that can help link people.”
― Charles Ray, Dead Men Don't Answer

“Wealth that is not shared is not truly wealth,”
― Charles Ray, Caleb Johnson Mountain Man and U.S. Marshal Chad Taylor: War Drums in the Rockies: A Frontier Western Adventure

“How”
― Charles Ray, Caleb Johnson: Mountain Man: Tenderfoot: A Frontier Western Adventure

“Flora,”
― Charles Ray, Caleb Johnson: Mountain Man: Fast On The Draw: A Frontier Western Adventure

“Wolf: Bounty Hunter”
― Charles Ray, Menace In The Mountain Mist

“Your friend’s pretty good with children,” Lane said. Little Albert doesn’t usually cotton to strangers, but he seems fascinated by him. He’s an Indian, right?” ​Bass grunted assent. “Yeah, he’s from one of the tribes that live here in the Territory since the government took they land back east.” He wanted to say, so that white folks could farm it, but there was no sense blaming these youngsters for what some bewhiskered old men in Washington did in the name of progress. “He ain’t got no kids himself, ‘cause he can’t find a squaw who’ll put up with him. Me, now, I got me nine, no, ten young’uns back home in Arkansas.”
― Charles Ray, Bass Reeves : The Indomitable Lawman - Volume 1

“crazy.”
― Charles Ray, Caleb Johnson: Mountain Man: Peacemaker: A Frontier Western Adventure

“thing. I had the greatest respect for”
― Charles Ray, The Blazing Guns of the Lawman Kincaid

“guarding the camp site during the hunt, even Caleb. In fact, had he not pushed Lame Deer so”
― Charles Ray, Caleb Johnson: Mountain Man: Legend of the Bear: A Frontier Western Adventure

“We come here, ‘cause Injun Territory ain’t got no white man’s law.” ​“You could not be more wrong,” Henry said. “The white man’s law is here, and it comes in the form of a black man.”
― Charles Ray, Bass Reeves : The Indomitable Lawman - Volume 1

“taken to”
― Charles Ray, The Last Wagon Train