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 1 I     |        wise man—that, in point of age, she has shown such favour
 2 III(7)|       come to his grave in a full age, like as a shock of corn
 3 IX    |         he says, not "the fairest age," but "the fairest day."
 4 IX    |       ever the first to flee? Old age surprises them while their
 5 XII   | pack-mules into pairs of the same age and colour? Who feeds all
 6 XII   |      vices has come forth in this age, so clever in this one direction,
 7 XIV   |    lifetime only. They annex ever age to their own; all the years
 8 XIV   |       brought into light; from no age are we shut out, we have
 9 XIV   |        into fellowship with every age, why should we not turn
10 XV    |        happiness, what a fair old age awaits him who has offered
11 XV    |  consecrated cannot be harmed; no age will destroy them, no age
12 XV    |         age will destroy them, no age reduce them; the following
13 XV    |     following and each succeeding age will but increase the reverence
14 XX    |          have come to extreme old age, while they adjusted it
15 XX    |          the body, they judge old age to be a hardship on no other