Meanings of aged little in English

Lorenzo died in his villa at Careggi, aged little more than forty-four years.

She was an aged little thing.

A rough-looking, sunburnt, soiled-skirted, odd, middle- aged little man came to the house a day or two ago, seeking work.

She did not look "all of a twitter," this pretty but rather faded middle- aged little mother of Penny's.

I followed Mr. Mellaire's gaze, and saw the burnt-out, aged little Scotchman squatted on a spare spar and sucking a pipe.

The exception was a middle- aged little Talmudist with a tough little beard who held everybody in terror by his violent temper and pugnacity.

M. Budin was a commonplace, middle- aged little man, of mediocre ability, whose personality was not calculated to impress one with an idea of intellectual force.

His clothing was disarranged, his manner agitated-instriking contrast to the dapper and composed appearance usual to that middle-agedlittle gentleman.