"I am tired," said Mr. Hale. "But it is not Milton air. I'm fifty-five years of age, and that little fact of itself accounts for any loss of strength."
"Nonsense! I'm upwards of sixty, and feel no loss of strength, either bodily or mental. Don't let me hear you talking so. Fifty-five! why, you're quite a young man."

'I am tired,' said Mr. Hale. 'But it is not Milton air. I'm fifty-five.'
'Nonsense! I'm upwards of sixty, and feel no loss of strength. Fifty-five! why, you're quite a young man.'
