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"Painless" Quotes from Famous Books

... instantaneous and painless," he said. Then he added, "We have sent for your brother. He was not in ...

— Destiny • Charles Neville Buck

... a state of mind such as we see extolled in Buddhism, a colorless state, joyless and painless, across which the fleeting splendors of thought pass like stars. Well, the man of the south cares naught for that sort of paradise. The vein of real sensation is freely, perpetually open, open to life. The side that pertains to abstraction, to ...

— Frederic Mistral - Poet and Leader in Provence • Charles Alfred Downer

... atelier stove, and put them back in the window on a little plate all garnished with carrots. She swore vengeance and called in the police, but to no avail. One day they fished up the parrot in its cage, and the green bird that screamed and squawked continually met a speedy and painless death and went off to the taxidermist. Then the cage was lowered in its place with the door left ajar, and the old woman felt sure that her pet had escaped and would some day find his way back to her—a thing this garrulous bird would never ...

— The Real Latin Quarter • F. Berkeley Smith

... required for a rifle-bullet to pass clean through a man's head may be roughly estimated at a thousandth of a second. Here, therefore, we should have no room for sensation, and death would be painless. But there are other actions which far transcend in rapidity that of the rifle-bullet. A flash of lightning cleaves a cloud, appearing and disappearing in less than a hundred-thousandth of a second, ...

— Fragments of science, V. 1-2 • John Tyndall

... no purpose. These men may not even have a painless death, and the reality is more awful than ...

— The Crack of Doom • Robert Cromie

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