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Dung Words-"Head of Ihe Army" were
the last ords uttered by the lips of Nnpoleon.--
Thus, while II the struggle Of death, his stern spi.
lit was reveIng in the nrnage.of battle. So n z


Byron said s.. must sleep now" and the illus.
did. Unquiet and unhappy, With all his fame,
was the life Of that poet.


alt matters little how the head lieth, so the heart
is right" were The last words of Sir Walter RAJ,
leigh, in answer 10 the question of his execution.
er. it his head lay easy on the block! 1t was en-.
inen,Iy Characteristic of the simple honesty Of
tina, illusirious man. ~ -


Kiss me. Hardy" said Nelson; in the midst
of !is riumpbs, and with his las. breath, he was
alive to his ancient friendship for his bIaf fellow
sailor. q. ~ q. spsi


Don't give up the ship" were thewords full
of the uuyiedng heroism which had characteriz-
ed the life of Lawrence.


"Im Id if | don't believe I'm dying" said
Chancellor ThurIow, and he never spoke ngaiD;
showing, in his last momert, his contempt of
the morality which his life had so neglected.