It is said that no English poet ever equaled Chatterton at twenty-one.

Whitefield and Wesley began their great revival as students at Oxford, and the former had made his influence felt throughout England before he was twenty-four.

Victor Hugo wrote a tragedy at fifteen, and had taken three prizes at the Academy and gained the title of Master before he was twenty.
Many of the world's greatest geniuses never saw forty years.

Never before has the young man, who is driven by his enthusiasm, had such an opportunity as he has to-day.

It is the age of young men and young women.