Death Quote by julian barnes

“None of his colleagues or friends, or former colleagues or former friends, had died. Sometimes it amazed him that he’d managed to live forty-two…

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“He had spent most of his lifetime studying the art of medicine and realized now that he would never really understand its mysteries. For…

— Erich Segal

“His death had been as futile as his life. He died ingloriously, of a stupid disease, failing once more, even at the end, to…

— W. Somerset Maugham

“Like most doctors, the fanciest ones, he seemed offensively healthy, as if he kept the real secret of vitality to himself. He would live…

— Ben Marcus

“His mortality was suddenly everywhere at once.”

— Hugh Howey

“And in a way, this was how he had come to see his death, as a series of small ones taking place over the…

— Paule Marshall

“He had been stricken with horror, not so much of death, as of life, without any knowledge of whence, and why, and how, and…

— Leo Tolstoy

“Doctors possessed true power. They could salvage the unsalvageable; they could extend life and raise the level of comfort for those in their final…

— Glen Krisch

“In fact, until the last moments of his life, until the last seconds as he gasped for breath, he never realised how much he…

— Stephen Craig

“A bug lies in quiet repose; when he passed no one knows. Did he suffer, was he pained? Before he died, was knowledge gained?…

— Nikhil Sharda

“…he stands there reading statistics about his own death even as it’s happening to him. Very post-modern.”

— Neal Stephenson

“For all that was happening to him, his voice was strong and inviting, and his mind was vibrating with a million thoughts. He was…

— Mitch Albom