...showman. " He has peculiar views about the Gipsy tribes. Does he not walk like a panther ? He says that youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, and old age a regret ; but he has a tremendous taste for life — just as he admits that Port is made in Goswell-street,...

...showman. " He has peculiar views about the Gipsy tribes. Does he not walk like a panther ? He says that youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, and old age a regret ; but he has a tremendous taste for life — just as he admits that Port is made in Goswell-street,...

...distinguished townsman, Joseph PSDcoast, five men of whom any profession in any country might justly be proud. It has been said that youth is a blunder, manhood...regret. If this be true I have not realized it in mj own person ; nor need it be true of any one who U true to himself. Struggles of some kind or aiiotbe...

...distinguished townsman, Joseph Pancoast, five men of whom any profession in any country might justly be proud. It has been said that youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, and old age a regret. If this be tru*, I have not realized it in my own person ; nor need it be true of any one who is true to himself....

...in any country might justly be proud. "It has been said that youth is a blunder, manhood astruggle, and old age a regret. If this be true, I have not...of every man who is not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. I certainly had mine, but they were the struggles of early life, and I thank God for them,...

...townsman, Joseph Fancoast, — five men of whom any profession in any country might justly be proud. It has been said that youth is a blunder, manhood...who is true to himself. Struggles of some kind or another are almost the inevitable lot of every man who is not bom with a silver spoon in his mouth....

...personalty to the amount of 90,000f. One who knew Mr. Walter has remarked that Lord Beaconsfield's saying, ' Youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, and old age a regret,' had no application to Mr. Walter ; but that ' his youth was an exciting struggle, his manhood a period...

...pleasant, but remember that out of their pleasant vices boys and men make whips to scourge themselves. It has been said that ' Youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, old age a regret.' But the fewer the blunders of youth, the fewer the regrets of old age. The man,...

...appreciator puts it in the future. It is in both a creation of the brain. An acute observer of life has said that youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, and old age a regret. The remark is especially true of the slowly maturing, impassioned, and contemplative individual: his...

...not rhetoric but judgement. The great bard judged too wisely of life to say with Lord Beaconsfield. 'Youth is a blunder, Manhood a struggle, and Old Age a regret.' This is exactly what Shakespeare — throughout his whole description of Man's Seven Ages — has forborne...