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A

• Ja, maar niet te veel.
  • Tradução: "Sim, mas não muitas"
  • Quem: Gerrit Achterberg, poeta holandês.
  • Nota: Achterberg tinha acabado de estacionar seu carro, quando sua esposa perguntou: "Shall I bake some potatoes?" (Devo assar algumas batatas?) Após responder a questão ele sofreu uma ataque fatal do coração.

• "Oh, yes; it is the glorious Fourth of July. It is a great day. It is a good day. God bless it. God bless you all. ... Thomas Jefferson..."
  
  • Tradução "Oh, sim; é um glorioso quatro de Julho. É um grande dia. É um bom dia. Deus o abençoe. Deus abençoe todos vocês. Thomas Jefferson..."
  • Quem: John Adams
  • Nota: Resposta de John Adams à pergunta da sua esposa sobre se sabia que dia era aquele. Thomas Jefferson, cujo nome foi pronunciado após Adams ter perdido e recobrado a consciência, havia morrido poucas horas antes.
• "This is the last of Earth! I am content."
  • Quem: John Quincy Adams, US President, 21 February 1848.

• "Is it not meningitis?"
  • Tradução "Não é meningite?"
  • Quem: Louisa May Alcott

• "To the strongest!"
  • Tradução: "O mais forte"
  • Quem: Alexandre, o Grande
  • Nota: Em resposta aos seus generais que perguntaram, quando da sua iminente morte, quem deveria ter o controle do Império. Conta-se que, na verdade, Alexandre teria dito "Krateros", nome de um dos seus generais. Porém os outros, que estavam ao redor teriam preferido ouvir "Kratistos" - o mais forte.

• "Aspettate un momento..."
  • Tradução "Espera um minuto"
  • Quem: Papa Alexandre VI

• "Mè mou tous kuklous taratte" (Μη μου τους κύκλους τάραττε)
  • Tradução: "Não atrapalhe meus círculos"
  • Quem: Arquimedes
  • Em resposta a um soldado Romano que o forçava a se reportar ao general romano, quando da tomada de Siracusa. Arquimedes estava ocupado provando teoremas geométricos no chão. O Soldado o matou.

• Sei que o carrasco é muito bom, e o meu pescoço é pequeno. A Cristo encomendo a minha alma.
  • Quem: Ana Bolena

B

• "How were the receipts today at Madison Square garden?"
  • Quem: P.T Barnum, Circus Entrepreneur

• "Não consigo dormir."
  • Quem: J.M Barrie, autor da peça Peter Pan

• "Plaudite, amici, comedia finita est."
  • Tradução: "Aplaudam, amigos, a comédia acabou"
  • Quem: Ludwig van Beethoven
  • a fómula tradicional usada para finalizar a performance da commedia del arte.

• "Passi-ho bé, senyor Bernades"
  • Tradução: "Adeus, Mr. Bernades"
  • Quem: Josep Bernades

• "Dêem-me café, vou escrever!"
  • Quem: Olavo Bilac, poeta brasileiro

• "¿Quién es? ¿Quién es?"
  • Tradução: "Quem é? Quem é?"
  • Quem: Billy the Kid

• "Eu nunca deveria ter trocado de Scotch para Martini."
  • Quem: Humphrey Bogart

• "France, armeé, teté l'armeé, Joséphine..."
  • Quem: Napoleão Bonaparte

• "Now I shall go to sleep. Goodnight"
  • Tradução: Agora eu vou dormir. Boa Noite"
  • Quem: Lord George Byron

C

• "Et tu, Brute?"
  • Tradução: "Até tu, Brutus?"
  • Quem: Julius Caesar
  • Attributed to him by Shakespeare's famous play; his real last words are unknown, but may have been this, or "tu quoque, mi fili Brute?" ("You too, Brutus my son?") - or in Greek as some think, "Kai su teknon?". Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins, was rumored to have been his bastard son. According to Suetonius, Caesar's last words were Ista quidem vis est! ("This is violence!").

• "Vivo."
  • Tradução: "Eu vivo!"
  • Quem: Calígula, Imperador romano

• "The Earth is suffocating... Swear to make them cut me open, so that I won't be buried alive."
  • Quem: Frederic Chopin, compositor e pianista polonês.

• "I'm bored with it all."
  • Tradução: "Estou chateado com tudo isso."
  • Quem: Winston Churchill, antes de entrar em coma e morrer nove dias depois.

• "I have tried so hard to do the right."
  • Tradução: "Eu tentei tanto para fazer o que era certo."
  • Quem: Grover Cleveland, presidente norte-americano, morreu em 1908

• "Obrigado Deus. Eu estou cansado de ser a pessoa mais engraçada na sala."
  • Quem: Del Close, professor e comediante.

• "Since the day of my birth, my death began its walk. It is walking towards me, without hurrying."
  • Quem: Jean Cocteau

• "Good morning, Robert."
  • Tradução: " Bom dia, Robert."
  • Quem: Calvin Coolidge, para um carpinteiro trabalahndo em sua casa.

• "Dammit. . .Don't you dare ask God to help me."
  • Tradução: "Droga...não peça a Deus para me ajudar."
  • Quem: Joan Crawford. Este comentário foi dirigida à sua caseira quando começou a orar em voz alta.

• "That was a great game of golf, fellers."
  • Quem: Bing Crosby. He was playing the Quemle 18 holes of golf (even when his doctor said to only do nine). 20 minutes after the game, he died of a heart attack.

• "Why not? After all, it belongs to Him!"
  • Tradução: "Por que não? Afinal, ela (a alma) pertence a Ele
  • Quem: Charlie Chaplin. He said this when one of the people standing near him spoke to him, "May God Bless Your Soul".

• "In keeping with Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts and in living color, you are going to see another first -- attempted suicide."
  • Quem: 30-year-old anchorwoman Christine Chubbuck, Quem, on July 15, 1974, during technical difficulties during a broadcast, said these words on-air before producing a revolver and shooting herself in the head. She was pronounced dead in hospital fourteen hours later.

• "O diabo está para nos seduzir e eu já fui seduzido"
  • Quem: Oliver Cromwelll.

D

• "I am not the least afraid to die."
  • Tradução: "Não tenho o menor medo de morrer."
  • Quem: Charles Darwin

• "That guy's got to stop... He'll see us."
  • Tradução: "Aquele cara tem que parar... Ele vai nos ver."
  • Quem: James Dean
  • Words said before dying in a car accident.

• "Little Cousins, Called back."
  • Quem: Emily Dickinson. Letter to Louise and Frances Norcross, May 1886.
  • Source: Johnson, Thomas H., ed. Emily Dickinson Selected Letters. Cambridge: Belknap, 1971.

• "Get these fucking nuns away from me."
  • Tradução: "Levem estas freiras idiotas para longe de mim."
  • Quem: Norman Douglas

• "Stay back, this could hurt someone."
  • "Afastem-se, isto pode machucar alguém."
  • Quem: R. Budd Dwyer, ex-tesoureiro da Comunidade da Pensilvânia, antes de atirar em si mesmo com um revólver.

• "I feel pain here."
  • Tradução: "Eu sinto dor aqui"
  • Quem: Charles de Gaulle, líder francês.

• "But how the devil do you think this could harm me?."
  • Quem: Denis Diderot, French encyclopedist, upon being warned by his wife not to eat too much.

• "Take a step forward lads - it'll be easier that way."
  • Quem: Erskine Childers, last words, to his firing squad, Irish Civil War 1922

E

• "To my friends: My work is done. Why wait?"
  • Tradução: "Aos meus amigos: Meu trabalho está feito. Porque esperar?"
  • Quem: George Eastman, Inventor

• "It's very beautiful over there."
  • Tradução: "É muito lindo ali."
  • Quem: Thomas Edison
  • Dizem que teria dito estas palavras enquanto olhava para a paisagem pela janela.

• "I've always loved my wife, my children, and my grandchildren, and I've always loved my country. I want to go. God, take me."
  • Tradução: "Eu sempre amei minha esposa, meus filhos, e meus netos, e sempre amei meu país. Eu quero ir. Deus, leve-me"
  • Quem: Dwight D. Eisenhower

• "Was ist mit mir geschehen?"
  • Tradução: "O que houve comigo?"
  • Quem: Elisabete da Áustria

F

• "Es ist gar nichts... es ist gar nichts..."
  • Tradução: "Não é nada... não é nada..."
  • Quem: Franz Ferdinand Arquiduque da Áustria
  • Sussurrou ao Conde Harrach assim que caiu inconsciente após receber um tiro; ele morreu após isso e nunca recuperou a consciência

• "Eu odeio morrer duas vezes. É tão chato"
  • Quem: Richard Feynman

• "The nourishment is palatable."
  • Quem: Former US President Millard Fillmore
  • Notes: This was his response when his physician inquired about his food.

• "Hey, Jimmie! The Chimney Sweeps. Talk to the Sword. Shut up, you got a big mouth! please come help me up, Henny. Max come over here... French Canadian bean soup...I want to pay, let them leave me alone..."
  • Quem: Arthur Flegenheimer, mobster, also known as Dutch Schultz.
  • Notes: Flegenheimer had been fatally shot by another mobster and taken to the hospital. As cops interrogated him on his deathbed, he gave them long and frequently incoherent answers before finally dying.

• "How about this for a headline for tomorrow's paper? 'French Fries'."
  • Quem: James French.
  • Notes: French was sentenced to the electric chair.

• "This is absurd! This is absurd!" [english Tradução]
  • tradução: "Isso é um absurdo! Isso é um absurdo"
    • Quem: Sigmund Freud

G

• "Hey Ram!..."
  • Tradução: Esta é uma exclamação a Ram (or Rama), uma das manfestações de Vishnu. Hey Ram significa "Oh Deus!"
  • Quem: atribuída a Mahatma Gandhi.

• "Try to accomplish your aim with diligence."
  • Quem: Gautama Buddha

• "Bugger Bognor."
  • Quem: King George V of the United Kingdom

• "Mehr Licht."
  • Tradução: "Mais luz."
  • Quem: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  • It is also reported that "Come my little one, and give me your hand." were the last words he declared to his daughter Ottilie.

• "Bakayaro! Bakayaro!"
  • Tradução: "Filhos-da-mãe estúpidos! Filhos-da-mãe estúpidos!"
  • Quem: Almirante Aritomo Goto, à sua tripulação, 11 de outubro, 1942

• "Mehr nicht mehr."
  • Tradução: "More not more."
  • Quem: D. Granosalis

• "Água."
  • Quem: Ulysses S. Grant

• "Do not worry, Captain. It is all over. I have failed."
  • Quem: Che Guevara.
  • Source: Famous Last Words: A Dictionary of Deathbed Quotations, C. Bernard Ruffin (1995; ISBN 0-7864-0043-9)
  • Other rumored last words:
    • "I know you are here to kill me. Shoot, coward, you are only going to kill a man."
      • Reportedly to Lieutenant Mario Teran, Quem had been selected by lot to be his executioner.
    • "I knew you were going to shoot me; I should never have been taken alive. Tell Fidel that this failure does not mean the end of the revolution, that it will triumph elsewhere. Tell Aleida to forget this, remarry and be happy, and keep the children studying. Ask the soldiers to aim well."
      • Reportedly to Colonel Arnaldo Saucedo Parada, head of intelligence of the Eighth Division.
    • "Don't shoot, I am Che Guevara and I am worth more to you alive than dead."
      • Reportedly during surrender; obviously not his last words.
    • "Apparently, these news are meant to mislead us."
      • These are actually his last written words: They are the last paragraph of che's last writing, "Bolivian Diary", which is the log che kept during the bolivian operations. Che is referring to information that he had about the ambush that the bolivian army had prepared, and during which Che was arrested.

• "Tudo é escuro e duvidoso"
  • Quem: Edward Gibbon.

H

• "Southerly gales, squalls, lee rail under water, wet bunks, hard tack, bully beef, wish you were here - instead of me!"
  • Quem: Richard Halliburton, last known communication from the Chinese junk Sea Dragon at sea, 23 March 1939

• "Este é um ferimento mortal, doutor."
  • Quem: Alexander Hamilton

• "That's good. Read some more."
  • Quem: Warren G. Harding, to his wife, Quem was reading him flattering newspaper accounts.

• "I know that I am going where Lucy is."
  • Quem: Rutherford B. Hayes, speaking of his late wife

• "Lige as luzes - eu não quero ir para casa no escuro."
  • Quem: O. Henry (William Sydney Porter), 5 de junho, 1910

• "Eu sou Heinrich Himmler."
  • Tradução: "Eu sou Heinrich Himmler."
  • Quem: Heinrich Himmler

• "Isso é engraçado."
  • Quem: Doc Holliday

• "Eu vejo uma luz negra."
  • Quem: Victor Hugo

• "Não, eu nunca preguei qualquer doutrina de tendência para o mal, e o que ensinei com os meus lábios agora selo com o meu sangue!"
  • Quem: Jan Hus

• "Quando a música acaba, apaguem as luzes.."
  • Quem: Adolf Hitler, antes de cometer suicídio em 1945.
  • Nota: O grupo estadunidense de rock The Doors fez uma música com essa frase.

I

• "Tvert imot!"
  • Tradução: "On the contrary!"
  • Tradução: "Pelo contrário!"
  • Quem: Henrik Ibsen
  • Notes: This was his response to a nurse Quem said she thought he looked better than usual.

J

• "Let us cross over the river, and rest under the shade of the trees."
  • Trad.: "Vamos cruzar o rio, e descansar à sombra das árvores".
  • Quem: General Stonewall Jackson

• "Is it the Fourth?" [Doctor Robley Dunglison: "It soon will be."] "I resign my spirit to God, my daughter to my country."
  • Quem: Thomas Jefferson
  • Jefferson died on July 4, 1826. This was the 50th Anniversary of the signing of the American Declaration of Independence, which was written mostly by Thomas Jefferson.

• "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabacthani?" (My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?) Mateus 27:46, Marcos 15:34
  • "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit." Lucas 23:46
  • "Tudo está consumado." João 19:30.
• Quem: Jesus de Nazaré.

• "Amen."
  • Quem: Papa João Paulo II

• "Never by God will that be that a King of Bohemia flees from the battle."
  • Trad.: "Nunca será da vontade de Deus que em rei da Boêmia fuja da batalha".
  • Quem: John the Blind of Luxemburg

• "Send Mike immediately!"
  • Quem: Lyndon Johnson, to a Secret Service agent over an in-house telephone

• "Eu vou com a alegria de um menino que sai pulando da escola. Eu me sinto tão forte em Cristo".
  • Quem: Adoniram Judson, missionário na Birmânia.

K

• "Such is life."
  • Tradução: "Assim é a vida"
  • Quem: Ned Kelly

• "I'll be in Hell before you start breakfast!"
  • Tradução: "Eu estarei no inferno antes do seu café da manhã!"
  • Quem: "Black Jack" Ketchum, famoso ladrão de trens, antes de ser executado; a corda era muito pequena, e sua cabeça foi arrancado pelo nariz.

• "I should have drunk more Champagne."
  • Tradução: "Eu deveria ter bebido champanhe."
  • Quem: John-Maynard Keynes

• "Minä elän."
  • Tradução: "Estou vivo." (or equally: "Eu vivo.")
  • Quem: Aleksis Kivi

L

• "I wish I was skiing." [Nurse: "Oh, Mr. Laurel, do you ski?"] "No, but I'd rather be skiing than doing what I'm doing."
  • Quem: Stan Laurel, before dying of a heart attack

• "Por que não?"
  • Quem: Timothy Leary

• "Strike the tent."
  • Quem: Robert E. Lee

• "I think I'm going to make it!"
  • Quem: Richard Loeb, half of the famous murderers Leopold and Loeb; said after being slashed ninety times with a razor by a fellow inmate

• ["Are you John Lennon?"] "Yes, I am."
  • Quem: John Lennon, responding to a policeman's inquiry after being shot by Mark David Chapman in front of Lennon's New York apartment building.

• "Allah, save this country! Pakistan zindabad!"
  • Quem" Liaquat Ali Khan , first Prime Minister of Pakistan, spoke to the nation after being shot.
  • Tradução: "Pakistan zindabad" means "long live Pakistan."

M

• "Boy, fetch my fiddle."
  • Quem: Rob Roy MacGregor.

• [Niece: "What is the matter, Uncle James?"] "Nothing more than a change of mind, my dear. I always talk better lying down."
  • Quem: James Madison

• "É assim que o Deus de Israel revela-se a mim dos altos céus!"
  • Quem: Francisco Maldonado, cirurgião judeu morto na Inquisição peruana. Enquanto ele queimava na fogueira, estava ocorrendo uma grande tempestade.

• "Go on, get out! Last words are for fools who haven't said enough!"
  • Tradução: "Vamos, caia fora! Últimas palavras são para tolo que não falaram o bastante!"
  • Quem: Karl Marx, quando o caseiro perguntou quais seriam suas últimas palavras.

• "It's all been rather lovely."
  • Quem: John Le Mesurier, before slipping into a final coma.

• "Durante toda a vida, lembrem-se dos sofrimentos de Jesus"
  • Quem: Michelangelo, pintor da Renascença

• "It tastes bad."
  • Tradução: Tem gosto ruim.
  • Margaret Mitchell, após provar um suco de laranja do hospital.

• "Shoot me in the chest!"
  • Trad.: "Atire no peito!"
  • Quem: Benito Mussolini ao seu executor.

• "Well, this is certainly a pleasant surprise"
  • Trad.: "Bem, esta é certamente um surpresa agradável".
  • Quem: Andrew Mutton.

• "If you don't like it, you can just fuck off!"
  • Quem: Keith Moon, to his girlfriend, after requesting that she cook him steak for breakfast.

• "Don't make a mess of it - shoot straight you bastards."
  • Quem: Harry 'Breaker' Morant
  • Note: Morant was courtmartialed and executed by the British, charged with killing Boer prisoners. To the end he claimed to have been following orders.

N

• "Thank God I have done my duty."
  • Quem: British Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson; These are among the very last words Nelson is recorded to have uttered, but his actual last words are lost with no definite record. That Nelson said "Kiss me, Hardy" in his last hours, after being mortally wounded is extensively documented in contemporary accounts, including that of people actually present. That they were not his actual last words is also extensively documented, though not as clearly in many popular accounts, and they have commonly been mistaken as being his last words. (for more on this see: Talk:Horatio Nelson)

• "Sero. Haec est fides."
  • Tradução: "It is too late. This is fidelity."
  • Quem: Nero, imperador romano.

O

• "I am just going out. I may be some time."
  • Quem: Lawrence Oates, on Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition, while suffering from frostbite and sheltering from a blizzard, Oates felt he was reducing his companions' chances of survival and he ended his life by leaving the tent.

• "This isn't Hamlet, you know. It's not meant to go into the bloody ear."
  • Quem: Lawrence Olivier supposedly said this when a nurse, attempting to moisten his lips, mis-aimed.

P

• "Deus os perdoará pelo que fizeram"
  • Quem: Papa João Paulo I, minutos depois que foi eleito e 24 horas antes de morrer.

• "The only sentiment you'll get out of me is that I wish the Quemle world had one neck and I had my hands wrapped around it."
  • Quem: Carl Panzram, serial killer, shortly before he was executed by hanging.
  • May alternatively be : "Hurry it up you bastard, (or "Hurry up, you Hoosier bastard") I could kill ten men while you're fooling around!"

• "Drink to me!"
  • Tradução: "Bebam a mim!"
  • Quem: Pablo Picasso

• "Eu me admiro muito de ouvir esta sua ordem para adorar uma mulher que, de acordo com a sua própria história, tinha um caráter desprezível e licencioso e era culpada por crimes que sua própria lei agora pune com a morte. Não! Ao invés disso, eu oferecerei ao único e verdadeiro Deus o sacrifício de louvor e oração!"
  • Quem: Pedro, um mártir cristão no ano 251. Foi ordenado-lhe que adorasse a Vênus e se recusou.

• "Lord help my poor soul."
  • Tradução: "Senhor ajude a minha pobre alma."
  • Quem: Edgar Allan Poe

• "Me l'aspettavo."
  • Tradução: "Eu esperava isso acontecer"
  • Pino Puglisi, sacerdote italiano atingido por um assassino da máfia.
  • Nota: Dizem que ele sorriu ao seu matador.

R

• "Je m'en vais chercher un grand peut-être."
  • Tradução: "I am off in search of the great perhaps."
  • Quem: François Rabelais
  • Variant Tradução: "I am off in search of a great may-be."

• "I have a terrible headache."
  • Quem: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Quem died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage
  • Note: According to Conrad Black in his biography Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom, page 1110, FDR was sitting for a portrait when he put his left hand to the back of his head and said: "I have a terrific pain in the back of my head." He then was carried to his bed by several people, as they were doing this "he was understood by Laura Delano to say, only semiconsciously, 'Be careful.' These were his last words."

• "Put out the light."
  • Quem: Theodore Roosevelt (January 6, 1919)

• "Me mudda did it."
  • Quem: Arnold Rothstein, a.k.a. Mr. Big, when asked Quem shot him

S

• "For God's sake look after our people."
  • Quem: Robert Falcon Scott.
  • Note: These were the last words he wrote in his diary, before he froze to death.

• "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance."
  • These were among the final words of General John Sedgwick, Union Commander in the U.S. Civil War, Quem was hit by sniper fire a few minutes after saying them, at the battle of Spotsylvania, on May 9, 1864. They are often portrayed as if they were his absolute final statement, the sentence often being presented as if he did not even finish it, and altered into the form: "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist...". Though this may be a slightly more striking version of events, it simply is not true. Apparently his last words were "All right, my man; go to your place," in response to a soldier telling him that he preferred to duck when being shot at, even from a great distance. - (External link: Death of General John Sedgwick)

• "Dying is easy, comedy is hard."
  • Quem: George Bernard Shaw
  • Note: Said on his death bed.

• "Put me back on the bloody bike."
  • Quem: Tom Simpson
  • Note: Tom Simpson was a cyclist Quem died on the Mont Ventoux, probably because of a combination of amphetamines, alcohol and the heat. Some say his last words were "Put me back on my bike."

• "Oh Lord, my God!"
  • Quem: Joseph Smith, Jr. crying out while being shot by a mob inside his room. Some assert Smith's cry was a Masonic distress call for help as Smith and some of those within the mob which assassinated him were Masons.

• "My God, what's happened?"
  • Quem: Diana, Princess of Wales, 31 August 1997.

• "Crito, I owe a cock to Asclepius. Will you remember to pay the debt?"
  • Quem: Socrates
  • Note: Asclepius was a Greek god of healing (his shrine is on the side of the Acropolis). It seems to many that Socrates considered death to be a relief, and thus was thanking the god for the service of killing him.

• "¡Carajo, un balazo!"
  • Tradução: "Damn! A bullet!"
  • Quem: Antonio José de Sucre, after being shot while riding his horse in the jungle in Colombia on his way home. He was said to be a fine gentleman Quem had never cursed until that day. According to Ricardo Palma's "Tradiciones en Salsa Verde"

T

• "Die, my dear doctor, that's the last thing I shall do!"
  • Quem: Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston

• "Jesus, I love you. Jesus, I love you."
  • Quem: Madre Teresa (Sept 5, 1997)
  • Notes: Sister Nirmala Joshi recalled, "Just hours before her death, Mother Teresa spoke about the Little Flower, St. Therese. She has just been declared a ‘Doctor of the Church’ by Pope John Paul II. Her last words are: "Can you imagine, for doing little things with great love, the Church is making her a Doctor, like St. Augustine and the big St. Teresa! It is just like Jesus said in the Gospel to the one Quem was seated in the lowest place: "Friend, come up higher.""

• "I just had eighteen straight scotches. I think that's the record...After thirty-nine years, this is all I've done."
  • Quem: Dylan Thomas

• "Mihi vita immerenti eripitur; neque enim extat ullum meum factum paenitendum expecto dumtaxat uno."
  • Tradução: "I deserve not death, but I repent nothing else in my life except for one thing."
  • Quem: Tito Lívio, imperador romano

• "Ein davar, tov lamut be'ad arzenu"
  • Tradução: "Never mind; it is good to die for our country"
  • Quem: Joseph Trumpeldor (1880-1920)
  • Trumpeldor was a soldier and early pioneer/settler in Israel, he died defending the Tel-Hai settlment from an Arab attack.
  • Notes: Modern Israeli jocular rumor claims Trumpeldor's true last words were merely a juicy Russian curse.

V

• "I'm fukcin"
  • Quem: Brandon Vedas, AKA ripper
  • Notes: An IRC chat room witnessed Brandon die of a prescription drug overdose.

• "All right then, I'll say it: Dante makes me sick."
  • Quem: Lope de Vega, famous playwright, on being assured that the end was very near.

• Vae, puto deus fio. (when he thought he was dying)
  • Tradução: "Dear me! I think I'm turning into a god..."
• Imperatorem stantem mori oportet. (when he was dying)
  • Tradução: "The Emperor has to die standing."
  • Quem: Vespasiano, imperador romano
  • Source: Suetonius
  • Notes: And indeed, Vespasian was deified after his death

• "Don't let it end like this. Tell them I said something."
  • Tradução: "Não deixe isto acabar assim. Fale a todos que eu disse alguma coisa."
  • Quem: Francisco ("Pancho") Villa

• "Now, now, my good man, this is no time for making enemies."
  • Quem: Voltaire (attributed), when asked by a priest to renounce Satan

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• "I am just going. Have me decently buried and do not let my body be into a vault in less than two days after I am dead. Do you understand me? ["Yes," replied Tobias Lear, his secretary.] 'Tis well."
  • Quem: George Washington, first President of the United States

• "I'm all right."
  • Tradução: "Estou bem."
  • Quem: H. G. Wells

• "My wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death. One or the other of us has to go."
  • Quem: Oscar Wilde
  • Variation: "These curtains are killing me, one of us has got to go."
  • Popular variation often found in "Famous Last Words"-lists : "Either the wallpaper goes, or I do."
  • Notes: Mr. Wilde said this in the Left Bank hotel where he died on November 30 1900, the wallpaper has since been removed and the room re-furnished in the style of one of Mr. Wilde's London flats. This has sometimes been misquoted as "These curtains are killing me, one of us has got to go."

• "Mon Dieu, mon Dieu, ayez pitié de mon âme et de ce pauvre peuple"
  • Tradução: "Meu Deus, meu Deus, tenha pena da minha alma e destas pobres pessoas."
  • Quem: William the Silent

• "Adeus!"
  • Quem: John Wesley

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