The Last Words (real and Traditional) of Distinguished Men and Women

American Anne Boleyn asked assassin beautiful Bishop bless blood body breath brother buried Cæsar called celebrated Charles Charlotte Corday Christian Church clergyman coffin Crito dead dear death died distinguished divine Duke dying earth Emperor endeavored England executed executioner expired eyes Father Father Damien feel fell fire founder French funeral George give his last grave Guiteau hand head heart heaven Henry Henry VIII Jesus Christ John John Greenleaf Whittier John Huss Joseph Julius Cæsar Kaspar Hauser King last hours last words live Lord Louis Louis XIV martyr Mary mercy mind never night pain peace philosopher physician Pope pray prayer President Queen Ravaillac religious remains rest Roman Saint sans-culottes Saviour say his last scaffold sleep soldiers soul Spinoza spirit spoken suffer thee Theodore Parker Thomas thou hast thought tion Titus Oates tomb Westminster Abbey wife William wish wounded