...make new friends. I have often heard you say that one cannot have too many friends.' ' True, my dear, but when you have lived as long as I have, you will discover how very, very few real friends fall to ' the lot of any individual, and how much it behoves...

...pass away, and the cold world will throw a shadow over all the innocence of youth ! Yes, Cleveland, when you have lived as long as I have, you will find the truth of what I say. I have watched until weary, and seen this effect times without number. How...

...if the course of true love had run smooth," you would now be getting beautiful things for yourself; but when you have lived as long as I have, you will learn, my dear, that there is nothing so likely to happen as change.' " I bit my lips to keep them...

...to cool one's broth. Or maybe you say occasionally to your sister Ella, who is sixteen and pretty, " When you have lived as long as I have, you will find that the majority of very young people have precious little common sense." And you don't seem exactly to...

...was sad, and her low voice was tinged with sorrow as she answered, " Long may you think so, my child. But when you have lived as long as I have, you will find that heavy anxious cares can make even home but a weary place after all." " Mother, has anything gone wrong—is...

...off t lie edge of her platti. " True — true," assented the Naturalist in equal perplexity. " Well, when you have lived as long as I have, you will find that there are many queer things that you cannot understand." " Does the world get queerer and queerer the...

...unconsciously exclaimed. 'So it is, my dear,' not at all taking up the thread of Gerty's thoughts ; ' but when you have lived as long as I have, you will find there are many queer things in the world that are most puzzling.' ' So I begin to think,' said poor...

...unconsciously exclaimed. 'So it is, my dear,' not at all taking up the thread of Gerty's thoughts; ' but when you have lived as long as I have, you will find there are many queer things in the world that are most puzzling.' ' So I begin to think,' said poor...

...retorted Miss Winifred. " Your trust in people is a beautiful feature in your character, my dear Lilian, but when you have lived as long as I have, you will be obliged to discard your trust, among many other of the romances of youth. What book is that which...

...can use ; but I like the pleasure, the excitement." " There you state the truth, my dear Alexander ; when you have lived as long as I have, you will find more pleasure in quiet and repose," replied Sir Charles, with a heavy sigh. "Something has disturbed...