finis

Still, it was not easy definitely to relinquish all hope and bring himself to write “finis” to the end of the chapter.

It is another page from the volume of life, and at the bottom is written “Finis”—mournful word.

The lamps are put out, the curtain rolled up, scenery stored and finis written on the season's offerings.

So write 'Finis' in the big old ledger of miseries, and shut up shop, for the Exchange is closed—forever.

Between the days of the "Finis Belli" and the coming of the first ironclads there were numerous projects of inventors.

And so, having nearly burnt a house down, and perhaps myself with it, I had written "finis" to my four-act play called Judas.

No weariness of routine, no tears of disenchantment; complete love, completely realized—and finis!

It was his own design to have "Finis" placed upon a cut of a tombstone.

This Rex certainly must be a relation of the great author Finis, who wrote all books!

So the woman no longer has any descendants to perpetuate her; she is the finis familiæ suæ.