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Age withers only the outside.

Age withers only the outside.

Summary

This quote suggests that while individuals may physically age and show signs of wear and tear on the outside, their inner qualities, wisdom, and true essence remain unaffected by the passing of time. It implies that age does not diminish one's character, experiences, or inner strength, emphasizing the importance of valuing and appreciating the depth and richness that comes with age and the wisdom it brings.

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