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Then the wise old man explained the meaning of the four trials.
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And, truly, I think the wise old man was right, he added.
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A wise old man heard the cheetah's cries and went to investigate.
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He's a very wise old man, that father of mine, Jack.
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The wise old man smiled, wondering what innocent trap was being set for him.
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To quote a wise old man of my acquaintance, 'Civilization is on the ropes.'
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The wise old man, who gleaned the social tale
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This Mr. Dunsack comes and the wise old man talks to him like a son.
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Said a wise old man: It is an omen.
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The King was in despair about it, when a wise old man said to him:
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Was ever so much love and so much folly united in one wise old man?
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As for Confucius, the wise old man of the Chinese, his story is a simple one.
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Chancellor Leoninus, "that grave, wise old man," moved the propositions.
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Thou wise old man, within whose saintly veins
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But he's a wise old man at that.
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The Raven, a wise old man who can see all, teaches Bran more about his destiny.