Last Words of Literary Greats

Funny how their dying words tend to be representative of their oeuvre.  See the full collection here.

Missing from the list, though, is Virginia Woolf's: "I don't think two people could have been happier than we have been."

Henry David Thoreau

James Joyce

Leo Tolstoy

Mark Twain

W.C. Fields

J.M. Barrie

George Bernard Shaw

L. Frank Baum

Ernest Hemingway