What were George Washington's dying words? No, it's not look out for that tree!?

Question

Oxygen wasn't even bottled by then, and I'm thinking more along the lines of "don't have great hatred or esteem for anyone"

Answer 1

I die hard, but I am not afraid to go.

- George Washington's last words, 1799, In Death/Last Words

However, here is another version:
The following is an excerpt out of Tobais Lear's diary. It marks the dying words of George Washington:

At about 10 o'clock, he (Washington) made several attempts to speak to me; at length he said, "I am just going. Have me decently buried, and do not let my body be put into the vault in less than three days after I am dead." I bowed assent, for I could not speak. He then looked at me again, and said, "Do you understand me?" I replied, "Yes."

Also: George Washington's last words allegedly were Tis well.

Also: George Washington's last words were, "Let me go off quietly. I cannot last long."

Not sure anyone really knows.

Answer 2

Washington, while willing to refer to religion in political speeches, was not himself a religious man. History records that as he lay dying from an infection, he did not make any statements of a religious nature, nor did he request clergy to be in attendance.

Answer 3

George Washington's last words were, "Let me go off quietly. I cannot last long."

Answer 4

The last thing he said was "Urghhhh!"
The last thing to go through his mind was a bit of wood!

Answer 5

I'll never forget that trip across the Delaware.

Answer 6

You're sitting on my oxygen pipe.


Abraham Lincoln's last words "If they haven't got a tub I'll have a choc ice"

Answer 7

wasn't he the guy who shot a turkey? If he had shot a cat, Americans would all be eating ***** for thanksgiving.

Answer 8

Generally accepted as :-
"Let me go off quietly, I cannot last long"

Answer 9

Well SHEESH! If you already know the lines, why you want us to confuse you? When did he die anyway?

Answer 10

Do not hate for we all shall die........