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Departing Remarks |
"I wish I had drunk more champagne"
John Maynard Keynes, economist
(1883 - 1946)
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"Such is life."
Ned Kelly |
"I must go in, the fog
is rising." When offered a glass of water:"Oh, is that
all it is?"
Emily Dickinson
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"Now comes the mystery."
Henry Ward Beecher, Congregationalist preacher |
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"If
this is dying, then I don't think much of it"
Lytton Strachey |
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"John, don't let the akward squad fire over me!" Robert Burns |
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"Are
you sure this damn thing's safe?" Poisoner William Palmer
on the scaffold |
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"This is no time for making new enemies"
Voltaire (after being asked
by a priest to renounce the Devil) |
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"Die, my dear Doctor,
that's the last thing I shall do"
Lord Palmerston
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"God will
pardon me, it is his trade"
Heinrich Heine |
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"Why fear
death?
It is the most beautiful adventure in life"
Charles Frohman,
before drowning on RMS Lusitania
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"
More Light " Goethe |
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"Bugger
Bognor"
King George V |
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"I am just going out
and
may be some time"
Captain Lawrence Oates
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" I think
I could eat one of Bellamy's veal pies"
Willian Pitt, the
younger
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"Crito,
we owe a cock to Aesculapius;
please pay it and don't forget"
Socrates |
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"Woe is
me, I think I am becoming a god"
Emperor Vespasian |
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