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    The document summarizes the seven stages of life as described in a poem and in psychology. The stages in the poem are: infant, school boy, lover, soldier, justice, old age, and sans (without) age. The infant stage involves crying and vomiting. The school boy stage involves whining and grumbling about going to school. The lover stage involves sighing and having interest in the opposite gender. The soldier stage involves seeking honor and reputation through quarreling. The justice stage involves dispensing wisdom. The old age stage involves using glasses and losing one's voice and senses. The final sans age stage involves a second childhood and oblivion.

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    The document summarizes the seven stages of life as described in a poem and in psychology. The stages in the poem are: infant, school boy, lover, soldier, justice, old age, and sans (without) age. The infant stage involves crying and vomiting. The school boy stage involves whining and grumbling about going to school. The lover stage involves sighing and having interest in the opposite gender. The soldier stage involves seeking honor and reputation through quarreling. The justice stage involves dispensing wisdom. The old age stage involves using glasses and losing one's voice and senses. The final sans age stage involves a second childhood and oblivion.

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    The document summarizes the seven stages of life as described in a poem and in psychology. The stages in the poem are: infant, school boy, lover, soldier, justice, old age, and sans (without) age. The infant stage involves crying and vomiting. The school boy stage involves whining and grumbling about going to school. The lover stage involves sighing and having interest in the opposite gender. The soldier stage involves seeking honor and reputation through quarreling. The justice stage involves dispensing wisdom. The old age stage involves using glasses and losing one's voice and senses. The final sans age stage involves a second childhood and oblivion.

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    The Seven Ages of Man

    Stages of Life according to the Poem Stages of Life according to Psychology

    Infant Stage
     Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms.

    School Boy Stage


     Whining, Grumbling,
     Creeping like a snail unwillingly to
    school.

    Lover Stage
     Sighing like furnace
     Has a ballad for his mistress eyebrow.
     Has interest towards the opposite
    gender.

    Soldier Stage
     Full of strange oaths, and bearded like
    the pard.
     Jealous in honor, sudden, and quick in
    quarrel,
     Seeking the bubble reputation

    Justice Stage
     In fair round belly, with a good capon
    lined.
     With eyes severe, and beard of formal
    cut.
     Full of wise saws, and modern instances,

    Old Age Stage


     With spectacles on nose and pouch on
    side.
     his big manly voice, turning again
    toward childish treble, pipes
    and whistles in his sound.

    Sans Age
     Second childishness and mere oblivion.
     Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans
    everything.’

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