Ernest Hemingway — "I believe that all the people who have lived are not dead, but they are here wit…"
I believe that all the people who have lived are not dead, but they are here with us, and they are watching.
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This quote is often attributed to him, but it has a spiritual tone that is not entirely characteristic of his direct, often cynical prose. It might be a misattribution or a paraphrase of a sentiment.
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