Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, an — Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
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Death is the privilege of human natureAnd life without it were not worth our takingThither the poor, the unfortunate, and MournerFly for relief & lay their burdens down.

— Elizabeth Fama, Monstrous Beauty
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More “Death” Quotes

Moriarty rarely smiled,and then usually to terrify some poor victim. The first time I heard him laugh, I thought he had — Kim Newman, Professor Moriarty: The Hound of the D'Urbervilles
When I die, I would love to die smiling. If however I forget this, I hope I have someone there to make me smile. — Fafore
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All beings tremble before danger, all fear death. When a man considers this, he does not kill or cause to kill. — Anonymous, The Dhammapada
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