Quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes

Age, like distance lends a double charm.

Age, like distance lends a double charm.

Summary

This quote suggests that as time goes by and people age, they acquire a certain charm or allure that adds to their attractiveness. Similar to how distance can enhance the beauty of a landscape or object, the passing of years can bring about a unique and captivating quality in individuals. It implies that wisdom, experiences, and the passage of time contribute to an increased attractiveness or appeal that is distinct and valuable.

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By Oliver Wendell Holmes

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