Jean-Louis Barrault
View AuthorMature age is the one in which you are still young, but with much more effort.
Earl of Chesterfield
View AuthorOld age does not improve the heart: it hardens it.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorIf you want to be old for a long time, become old soon.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorIt is better to be old for less time than to be so before old age.
Gustave Flaubert
View AuthorWhen we grow old, small habits become great tyrannies.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe secret to a good old age is nothing more than an honest pact with solitude.
André Gide
View AuthorAge also has very healthy advantages, a lot of the alcohol we would like to drink spills over.
Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
View AuthorNothing ages us faster than constantly thinking about getting old.
Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorThe wrinkles of the spirit make us older than those of the face.
Alberto Moravia
View AuthorOld age is a disease like any other in which one ultimately dies inexorably.
Alfred de Musset
View AuthorMan is the only one who ages; everything else rejuvenates around him every day.
Cesare Pavese
View AuthorThere is something sadder than growing old, and that is to remain a child.