“He had a big brother who we were kind of afraid of, and a little brother who was crazy.”

“You're my brother my true best friend.”

“Walsh, his fellow prisoner and his brother in crime, was a stout, short, and square-built man.”

“For since the days of Cain and Abel, when brothers by blood transgressed the will of God, there is no true brotherhood by blood.”

“Moving to Seville, he joins a brotherhood of criminals, yet another makeshift family, and aligns himself with a woman of ill repute.”

“But the truth was that the bond of brotherhood was strong between the two of them that neither could truly deny the other anything, though Will exploited this relationship much more than Eaton.”

“All of us should cooperate in maintaining law and order and in promoting peace and brotherliness.”

“One just has to admire the cozy sociability and bend over brotherliness of these folks from Arkansas.”

“If we live as brothers and invite them to share our brotherliness, then they will be attracted to us.”

“By this time, both brothers were trading on their own account quite successfully.”

“There are 203 Jesuits, including priests, brothers and scholastics, in Ireland.”

“It warms your heart and makes you smile to think that there is hope that these two could become friends in addition to being brothers.”

“These ties include family, friends, ethnic groups, neighborhood associations, religious brotherhoods, and hometown networks.”

“If judged by membership density alone, one might conclude that most running trades workers found the brotherhoods ' message compelling.”

“The trouble with all elect brotherhoods is that they tend to place themselves above the ruck of mankind.”