"I love mead, when 'tis old like this, as I love to go to church o' Sundays, or to relieve the needy any day of the week.

Her father was old like me, and sick, and she was a dear daughter like you.

We have been young, like you; and, if you live Unto our age, you will be old like us.

But no, he was still as fresh as ever, and Pascal was sure that for a long time to come he would continue to grow old like this, hard, avaricious, useless, and happy.

when they are old like me They'll like a little quiet.

You had better help them a bit to begin with, daughter," he continued, turning to Olive, who went as gladly as if she were only ten years old like Nat, instead of being seventeen, and nearly as tall as her father, with skirts that covered her boot tops.

As he slowly approached the herd, which was then crowding into the river, he noticed that they were nearly all two-year-olds like himself.