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195. AGE, Vigor in.—
It is objected * * *
that Mr. Goodrich is seventy-seven years of
age; but at a much more advanced age, our
Franklin was the ornament of human nature.—
To The New Haven Committee. Washington ed. iv, 403.
Ford ed., viii, 68.
(W.
1801)
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