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Coffins Quotes - Page 3

As I go about I see a lot of "coffin" men. They have room for themselves and nobody else.

Charles L. Allen (1984). “God's Psychiatry: Healing for the Troubled Heart and Spirit”, p.36, Baker Books

Fame is but an inscription on a grave, and glory the melancholy blazon on a coffin lid.

Alexander Smith (1863). “Dreamthorp: A Book of Essays Written in the Country”, p.21

Shoes, men, coffins; never accept the first one you see.

Terry Pratchett (2009). “Thud!: (Discworld Novel 34)”, p.331, Random House

I was built with a love of the night and the unquiet coffin.

Stephen King (2000). “On Writing: A Memoir Of The Craft”, p.100, Simon and Schuster

She wanted to be buried in a coffin filled with used paperbacks.

Sherman Alexie (2013). “Ten Little Indians”, p.11, Open Road Media

Being a man of the theater and a hedonist, I find the idea of building coffins very romantic.

"The GQA: Nick Offerman". Interview with GQ, www.gq.com. July 3, 2012.

Mary Baker Eddy is said to have had a phone installed in her coffin just in case she happened to wake up. I've been told that's an urban myth. Somebody should check it out.

"Margaret Atwood Remixes Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” as a Prison Drama". Interview with Maddie Oatman, www.motherjones.com. September, 2016.

Public depictions of women still tend to remain rigid and narrow - about the size of a coffin, say.

Joan Frank (1994). “Desperate Women Need to Talk to You”, p.51, Conari Press

A rut... is little more than a coffin with the ends kicked out.

James C. Hunter (2008). “The Servant: A Simple Story About the True Essence of Leadership”, p.54, Crown Business