He looked five-and-thirty from the day he put on that wig at the age of twenty-five.

He looked five-and-thirty now at the age of fifty-one.
"I mean," said he, "to remain thirty-five all my life.

No better age to stick at.

People may choose to say I am more, but I shall not own it.

No one is bound to criminate himself." Mr.Mivers had some other aphorisms on this important subject.