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We've got to be kind, and help one another, and not expect too much, and

not think too much. That's--all!

And he thought 'Young beggar--wish I were his age!' The utter injustice

of having an old and helpless body, when your desire for enjoyment was as

great as ever! They said a man was as old as he felt! Fools! A man was

as old as his legs and arms, and not a day younger.

"I don't believe in believing things because one wants to."

Though she had been told that he was not to come, instinct had kept her

there; or the pathetic, aching hope against hope which lovers never part

with.

Full of who knows what contempt of age for youth; and youth for age; the

old man resenting this young pup's aspiration to his granddaughter; the

young man annoyed that this old image had dragged him away before he

wished to go.

Quotations from the Project Gutenberg Editions of the Works of John Galsworthy · 第 29 / 62 题