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—Browning I know of no greater fallacy, or more widely believed than the statement that youth is the happiest time of life. *As we advance in years we really grow happier, if we live intelligently. The unvierse is spectacular, and it is a free show. Increase of difficulties and responsibilities strengthens and enriches the mind and add to the variety of life. To live abundantly is like climbing a mountain or a tower. To say that youth is happier than maturity is like saking that the view from the bottom of the tower is better than the view from the top. As we ascend the range of our view widens immensely; the horizon is pushde farther away. Finally, as we reach the summit it is as if we had the world at our feet. “Let me grow lovely growing oldSo many things to do: Laces and ivory and gold, And silks need not to be new; And there is healing in old trees, Old streets a glamour hold; Why may not I, as well as these, Grow lovely growing old?

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