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(#19) Oscar Wilde
- Dec. at 46 (1854-1900)
"Either that wallpaper goes, or I do."
Oscar Wilde, writer -
(#5) Errol Flynn
- Dec. at 50 (1909-1959)
"I've had a hell of a lot of fun and I've enjoyed every minute of it."
Errol Flynn, actor -
(#45) H. G. Wells
- Dec. at 80 (1866-1946)
"Go away, I'm all right!"
H. G. Wells, novelist -
(#27) Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor
- Dec. at 85 (1879-1964)
"Am I dying or is this my birthday?"
Lady Nancy Astor -
(#40) John Adams
- Dec. at 91 (1735-1826)
"Thomas Jefferson--still survives..."
John Adams, US President -
(#11) James K. Polk
- Dec. at 54 (1795-1849)
"I love you Sarah. For all eternity, I love you."
James K. Polk, US President
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It said that when people are about to die, their words are also true. Most of the things people say when facing death are honest, but there are also many humorous words or maybe strange and meaningless. 'I leave the second-best bed to my wife." These are the last words of the British dramatist and poet Shakespeare. His words create a dramatic mystery, then who has the first and best bed?
In the long river of history, lots of famous people have left their thoughts and works which are the precious wealth of human civilization. When they finish their journey of life, what is the last word left? This is a very interesting topic. The random tool collected 115 dying words spoken by famous people.
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