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Dressing up as an angel around a really old person is guaranteed to make them think they're on their way out, said Rivers.

And, like any other old person, he has taken to his Facebook page to share them.

Whatever the age may be, whether in a young child or in an old person, the average of beneficial effects appears to be the same.

The old person, therefore, must wear convex glasses when looking at near objects, as in reading and sewing.

Even then, it is probably better for an old person to continue to use the accustomed methods of a lifetime.

If an old person has no old habits to interfere, can he form a new habit as readily as can a young person?

Walking home from the church one old person said to another, "An wasna the minister strang upon the money?"

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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