THE AGE OF THIRTY.

I always looked to about thirty, as the barrier of any real or fierce

delight in the passions, and determined to work them out in the younger

ore and better veins of the mine; and, I flatter myself, that perhaps,

I have pretty well done so, and now the _dross_ is coming, and _I love

lucre_; for we must love something; at least, if I have not quite worked

out the others, it is not for want of labouring hard to do so.--_Lord

Byron_, in 1823.

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