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 1 Praise|    it were a certain kind of youth again: in like manner, by
 2 Praise|     that lovely nymph called Youth, the most beautiful and
 3 Praise|   full strength and pride of youth; and not that only, but
 4 Praise|   their nurses? And then for youth, which is in such reputation
 5 Praise|  themselves with a perpetual youth. Do but observe our grim
 6 Praise|    the only thing that keeps youth at a stay and old age afar
 7 Praise| other fountains of restoring youth. I am sure I am the only
 8 Praise|     s daughter prolonged the youth of her grandfather Tithon.
 9 Praise|   not only restores departed youth but, which is more desirable,
10 Praise|  that nothing is better than youth or more execrable than age,
11 Praise|    certain kind of perpetual youth. Again, what greater thing
12 Praise| mixed with affectation? What youth, if corrupted with the severity
13 Praise|   exposed, to what pains our youth; how unsupportable our old
14 Praise|      spent his childhood and youth in learning the sciences
15 Praise|  Remember not the sins of my youth nor my ignorances.” You
16 Praise|  things he pretends, to wit, youth, whose companion I ever