old age

Old age and decay, bad enough in themselves, we intensify by our habits of mind.

As for Reilly, we have been in harbour together, in our old age, and I may speak of him again.

Sometimes even now, in my old age, I feel that I do not wholly comprehend it.

I have lived to see two things in my old age that never did I expect to behold.

There is an old age which has more youth of heart than youth itself!

He died of old age, about a month ago, and sadly shall I miss him.'

When Tom Pembroke knew it best, its old age and decay had well set in.

And therefore for this reason it is that old age dotes; and that it does so, it is beholding to me.

Claret for youth, say I, sack for maturity, and strong waters in old age.

In his old age he regretted that he had not completed his task.