Quotations About Death And Dying:

"Now, sires," quoth he, "if that you be so leef
To fynde Death, turne up this croked way,
For in that grove I lafte hym, by my fey,
Under a tree, and there he wole abyde."

"She says, if you please, sir, she only wants to be let die in peace."
"What!...impossible! Tell her she can't be allowed to die in peace; it is against the rules of the hospital!"

A dead man oft is showered with praise
Who earned not such in all his days.

A ghost has made uneasy every bed.
You are not you without me and The dead
Only are pleased to be alone it said.

A man evaporates without an eye-witness.

A lot of people, on the verge of death, utter famous last words or stiffen into attitudes...they still want to arouse admiration and adopt a pose and tell a lie with their last gasp.

A man's dying is more the survivors' affair than his own.

A person doesn't die when he should but when he can.