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That is the tragedy of growing old, Chris. You don't leave the world. It leaves you. — Mary Roberts Rinehart

And you, fallen Wendy, eviscerated by the eternal recurrence of it all, hear Peter snarl at you for growing guilty and big and old... — Richard Powers

I don't care about age very much. I think back to the old people I knew when I was growing up, and they always seemed larger than life. — Chinua Achebe

To grow up requires a whole life but to become old one night is enough. — Ignazio Silone

You're growing old together," she said to me. "You and what frightens you. — Vivian Gornick

When I realised I wasn't Michael Jackson and I was this 10 year old boy growing up in the suburbs, I was devastated — Darren Hayes

One never bothers to think about growing old as one is growing older. Then suddenly it is there, looming in your face. — Mercedes Lackey

Growing old with the woman I love would be my first choice, but dying reconciled with her isn't a bad second. — Brent Weeks

By my rambling digressions I perceive myself to be growing old. — Benjamin Franklin

The unending problem of growing old was not how he changed, but how things did. — Toni Morrison

When you're a kid, somebody's mid-forties, you think they're an old man. Then you grow up and it's like, I was a kid. — Billy Bob Thornton

We cannot avoid growing old; but we can avoid growing cold. — Max De Pree

Perhaps they never die at all. I quite believe that myself, and it is a comfort, don't you think? That there is a place where no one ever grows old? — Megan Shepherd

My mother ... she is beautiful, softened at the edges and tempered with a spine of steel. I want to grow old and be like her. — Jodi Picoult

Growing old is an emotion which comes over us at almost any age; I had it myself between the ages of 25 and 30. — E. M. Forster