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 1 Pref  |          ears of the men of this age, that can away with solemn
 2 Praise|     where neither labor, nor old age, nor disease was ever heard
 3 Praise|       comes to the burden of old age, not only hateful to others,
 4 Praise|       this reason it is that old age dotes; and that it does
 5 Praise|        life which the more manly age finds enough to do to stand
 6 Praise|        they approach to this old age, by so much they grow backward
 7 Praise|        and never sensible of old age, unless perhaps, as sometimes
 8 Praise|          youth at a stay and old age afar off;” as it is verified
 9 Praise|        this common saying, “That age, which is wont to render
10 Praise|    sensible of the misery of old age, than they are. And to these,
11 Praise|     youth or more execrable than age, I conceive you cannot but
12 Praise|        things as speak plain old age in a man, but from that
13 Praise|         with the severity of old age? Lastly, what is that in
14 Praise|        how unsupportable our old age, and grievous our unavoidable
15 Praise|        old women, even dead with age, and such skeletons one
16 Praise|      simple people of the golden age, being wholly ignorant of
17 Praise|         the purity of the golden age declining by degrees, first,
18 Praise| crassness, sore eyes, and an old age and death contracted before
19 Praise|    health, long life, lively old age, and the next place to Christ
20 Praise|          all, and sixty years of age, who, laying by all the
21 Praise|         pleasure, over-hasty old age, untimely death, and the
22 Praise|    another, some eighty years of age, and such a divine that
23 Praise|      hours, days, months, years, age slide away without the least