Death Quote by Jean-Paul Sartre

A hanging in a good quarrel is an easy death they say, though I could never hear of any that came back to say…

— Robert Louis Stevenson

“When the hanging's done and the embers at the buring stake are grayed and cold, the conquered bodies of martyrs become the unconquerable ideas”

— Nelson Peery

Imagine yourself acclaimed, a decorated national hero, an idol to millions of desperate people, then within six months, condemned to death by hanging.

— Joachim Peiper

Hanging was the worst use a man could be put to.

— Henry Wotton

“So at midnight, the heart of the metropolis of modern civilization was secretly trod by this jaunty barbarian in broadcloth; a sort of prophetical…

— Herman Melville

Fancy that thou deservest to be hangedthou wilt feel it happiness to be only shot: fancy that thou deservest to be hanged ina hair…

— Thomas Carlyle

“What tender threads do life and death hang”

— Alexandre Dumas

Madam, I have come from a country where people are hanged if they talk.

— Leonhard Euler

Above all, let the poor hang up the amulet of temperance in their homes.

— Horace Mann

Once you have the gallows, you'll find new reasons to hang people from it.

— Orson Scott Card

“In the past I wanted to be hung. It was worth while being hung to be a hero, seeing that life was not really…

— Christopher Fry

“Above the street, like a hanged man, swings the spot-lit sign of the neighborhood's best restaurant, closed a long time ago.”

— Roberto Bolaño