Noticing Quote by Frances Hardinge

“Again Mosca felt she was up in the rafters, watching the mice. Little mouse, witless with fear. Running the wrong way. And here she…

— Frances Hardinge

“It was all a long time ago and at this stage we just don’t know.”

— Bill Bryson

“They were a bit shaken, and sometimes a little dispirited. But at least they never lived to know that everything they’d believed in was…

— George Orwell

“Now they were old. Old enough. A viable, die-able age.”

— Arundhati Roy

“He'd observed over the centuries that what made people old was when they could no longer keep up with change. It's the beginning of…

— Alma Katsu

“Over time, we became less sure we were something the other wanted to hold on to.”

— Laura van den Berg

“We age as the rest of the world watches, she thought, but somehow we’re the last to know.”

— Dennis Lehane

“I wonder if this is how it feels to grow old. Knowing that time is still passing but you’re no longer a part of…

— Ryan Galloway

“You only realized how old you had gotten when in the presence of the people you used to know. When you saw how old…

— J Courtney Sullivan

“They lived with the intensity of two people aware that change would come. And when it came, it would come quickly; so there were…

— Robert Ludlum

“Things look dim to old folks: they'd need have some young eyes about 'em, to let 'em know the world's the same as it…

— George Eliot

“One never bothers to think about growing old as one is growing older. Then suddenly it is there, looming in your face.”

— Mercedes Lackey