Quote by Benjamin Franklin

All would live long; but none would be old

All would live long; but none would be old

Summary

This quote suggests that everyone wishes to live a long and fulfilling life, but without the burden of old age and its associated limitations. It implies a desire for longevity without the physical, mental, or emotional ailments typically associated with growing old. It highlights the inclination towards staying youthful and vibrant, even as time passes by.

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By Benjamin Franklin

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