“She knew from other places she’d worked that rich people liked owning things made by different kinds of people – Africans, Eskimos, Native Americans. It didn’t seem to matter what the object looked like, or to what gory purpose it might have been put, as long as it had belonged to some other people first, and as long ago as possible.”

“She knew from other places she’d worked that rich people liked owning things made by different kinds of people – Africans, Eskimos, Native Americans. It didn’t seem to matter what the object looked like, or to what gory purpose it might have been put, as long as it had belonged to some other people first, and as long ago as possible.”

— Barbara Neely