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—Jeremy Collier. Age oppresses by the same degrees that it instructs us, and permits not that our mortal members, which are frozen with our years, should retain the vigor of our youth. —Dryden. Old age adds to the respect due to virtue, ...
—Jeremy Collier. Age oppresses by the same degrees that it instructs us, and permits not that our mortal members, which are frozen with our years, should retain the vigor of our youth. —Dryden. Old age adds to the respect due to virtue, ...
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Authority.– Reasons of things are rather to be taken by weight than tale. —Jeremy Collier. The world is ruled by the subordinates, not by their chiefs. —Charles Buxton. Authors.– Authors may be divided into falling stars, planets, and.
Authority.– Reasons of things are rather to be taken by weight than tale. —Jeremy Collier. The world is ruled by the subordinates, not by their chiefs. —Charles Buxton. Authors.– Authors may be divided into falling stars, planets, and.
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