Ah earth you old extinguisher. — Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
Ah earth you old extinguisher. — Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
Ah earth you old extinguisher. — Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
Ah earth you old extinguisher. — Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
Ah earth you old extinguisher. — Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
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Ah earth you old extinguisher.

— Samuel Beckett, Happy Days
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More “Death” Quotes

Of what avail are my loftiest thoughts if I have ceased to exist?” there are some will ask; to whom others, it may be, w — Maurice Maeterlinck, Wisdom And Destiny
Most of us will die twice; Once when we take our last breath, and again when the world forgets your name. — T. Archman
Whether you live a healthy or a toxic lifestyle, the end result will always be death. — Steven Magee
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The day is crisp and clear, almost like every other morning he's taken the same walk in the snow, hiking to the forest a — M.C. Frank, No Ordinary Star
This is the place where death rejoices to help those who live. It's written somewhere in every morgue I've ever been in. — Jane Casey, The Last Girl
Think about death being inevitable, and unpredictable, exempt from the law of averages. Everyone has a turn, and no one — Pawan Mishra, Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy
They tell me how they are not scared to die, but they are terrified of the lives circumstance forces them to lead. — Thomm Quackenbush, Juvenile Justice: A Reference Handbook, 2nd Edition: A Reference Handbook
And who would dare write their own death into the script so that the rest of the characters in the tale might live? God — Craig D. Lounsbrough, An Intimate Collision: Encounters with Life and Jesus
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He told himself that he could die some other time, in some other place. — Jonas Jonasson, The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared
The most ironic thing was that, the thing she valued the most was freedom. For according to her, happiness can never occ — Pradnya Chabbi