Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-09-30

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Adams, John Quincy Q767-1S40, American
statesman: This is the last of earth! 1
am contentr'
Beethoven. Ludwig G77O-1S2O. German
composer: II shall hear now!' (He was
deaf)
Bozzaris, Markos Q7sO-1S2S, Greek pa
triot: ITO die for liberty is a pleasure
and not pain.'
Bronte, Charlotte QS1s-1S55. English nov
elist: II am not going to die. am I? He
will not separate US. we have been so
i happyr' Go her husband.)
Brooks, Phillips QSS5-lS9S), American
Clergyman: Katie. you may go; 1 shall
not need you any more. am going home.
auckland. Francis (1S26-1SS0), English
naturalist: 'I am going on long jour
ney, and shall see many strange animals
| by the way"
Burke, Edmund Q7SO-179O, English
I statesman: God bless you"
Burns, Robert Q759-1796), Scottish poet:
Don't let that awkward squad fire over
my grave"
| Byron, Lord Q7SS-1S2D, English poet: 81
must sleep now"
Calvin, John .15O9-1564), Protestant re-
/ former: Thou. Lord. bruisest me; but L
am abundantly satisfied, since it is from
i Thy hand"
Chalmers. Thomas u7SO-1S4D, Scottish
1 divine: "A general goodnight
Charles 1. of England Q6OO-164O: IRE
member"
| Charles II. of England 16s0-16S5): Don't
let poor Nelly (Nell Gwynne) starve."
| Chesterfield. Lord Q694-1T73). English
courtier: Give the doctor a chair"
Columbus. Christopher Q44O-15O6). Italian
navigator: Lord, into Thy hands COM
NIT my spirit
Cowper, william u7s1-1SOO), English poet:
/ Feel? feel unutterable, unutterable des-
i Oafr What does afonffv9n
Cromwell. oliver Q599-165S), English
statesman: MY desire is to make what
haste may to be gone"
De Stael, Nine. d766-1s1O, French au-
thoress: Il have loved my, God, my faith
er and liberty"
Eliot George Qs2O-1sSO), English novel
| ist: Tell them (the doctors) have a
great pain in the left side"
Franklin, Benjamin Q7O6-179O), American
philosopher: "A dying man can do moth
ing easy"
Frederick the Great of Prussia du2-
1856: I'VE are over the hill. We shall
go better now
Gilbert Sir Humphrey G5SS-15sS), English
navigator: I'VE are as near heaven by
sea as by land"
Gladstone. William Ewart QSO9-1SoO,
| British statesman: Amen"
Goethe Q749-1S22), German poet: open
! the shutters and let in more light"
Greeley. Horace QS11-lS72). American
Journalist: 'Tt is DONE
Hale, Nathan Q755-1775), American pa
triot 81 only regret that have but one
life to give to my country"
Havelock. Henry Q795-1S50, English gen.
eral: TELL my son to come and see how
Christian can die"
Henry, Patrick C1736-1S10), American ora
tor and patriot: Here is a book (the BIZ
ble) worth more than all others ever print
ed yet it is my misfortune never to have
found time to read 1t 1t is now too late.
1 trust in the mercy of God"
Holmes, oliver Wendell QS09-1S9D, Amer
lean poet and prose writer: THAT is bet
ter, thank you" CTo his son, who had
just assisted him to his favorite chair.)
Homboldt, Frederick Q769-1s5g, German
savant and traveller: How grand these
rays! They seem to beclSon earth to
heaven" -. tt...r..
Jefferson, Thomas Q76s-1S26), American
statesman: 81 resign my spirit to God and
my daughter to my country"
Josephine (1763-1S14), Empress of Frances:
isle of Elba! Napoleonr"
Julian (331-363), Roman Emperor: "Oh
Galilean, thou hast conquered
Keats, John Q795-1S21), English poet: ST
feel the daisies growing over. me- 4.
Latfmer Hugh 1472-1555). English re-
former: BE Of good cheer, brother; we
shall this day kindle such a torch in Eng
land as 1 trust shall never be extinguish-
ed" CTo Nicholas Ridley, who was
burned with him.
Lawrence James Q7S1-1S13), American
naval officer; Don't give up the ship"
Louis XIII of France O601-164S): There
come to me thoughts that torment me"
Louis XIV. of France Q63S-1715l: II
thought dying had been harder"
Louis XVIII of France Q755-1s2D: "A
king should die standing"
Louise of Prussia Q776-1a0): II am
queen, but have not power to move my
arms"
Marie Louise d7s1-1s4D, empress of
France: "I will not sleep; 1 wish to meet
death wide awake"
Marie Antoinette Q755-1799, queen of
France: Farewell, my children, forever;
1 go to your father"
Marion, Francis 17S2-1795), American
general: Thank God, can lay my hand
upon my heart and say that since
came to mans estate 1 have never inten-
tionally done wrong to any one"
Moody, Dwight L. C1S37-1S99), American
evangelist: Earth is receding; heaven is
approaching; God is calling me"
Napoleon Q769-1S2l), emperor OF France;
Head of the army"
Napoleon III of France usOs-1sTs):
"Were you at SedanP' CTo DR.. Conneau)
Nelson, Horatio Q75S-1S05), English adj
miral: 81 thank God 1 have done my
duty"
Palmer John Q74O-179S), English actor:
''There is another and better world"
Pitt, William Q759-1SO6), English states
man: "Oh my country, now 1 love theeP'
Raleigh, Sir Walter C552-161S), English
courtier and navigator: "Why dost thou
not strike? Strike. mani" Go his execu-
tioner.)
Roland. Nine. Q754-179S), French lady:
30. liberty, how many crimes are COM
rnitted in thy name!"
Scott, Sir Walter QT71-1sS2), Scottish
poet and novelist: 'I feel as If 1 were to
be myself again. God bless you ALL"
Scott. Winfield Q776-1s66), American
general: James, take good care of the
horse"
sidney. Sir Philip Q622-16SS). English pa
triot: =" would not change my joy for the
empire of the world"
Thurlow, Edward d732-1S06), English
lawyer: "I'n be shot If don't believe I'm
vane. Henry u612-166O. English states
man: '"Ten thousand deaths for me ere
stain the purity of my conscience"
washington, George Q7S2-1799), Ameri-
can general and statesman: 1T is well. 1
am about to die, and look upon it with
perfect resignation"
webster, Daniel Q7S2-1S5O, American
statesman: at still live"
wellington, Duke of Q769-1S52, British
general and statesman: Yes, II you
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