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 {| align="center" "'You are old, Widow Nolen,' the young man said, 'Yet your mind is as keen as a knife; With facts and with figures you've filled up my head. Should you do it at your time of life?' 'In my youth,' said the sage, as he stopped for a drink, 'I was dull as an elderly cow; And repeated each course so often, I think That I ought to remember them now.' 'You are old,' said the youth, 'and you doubtless are rich. I suppose you can do as you please; But is it because of a miserly itch That you charge such exorbitant fees?' [ 56 ]
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