And of the forlorn loneliness of the age-stricken

And of the forlorn loneliness of the age-stricken

And of the forlorn loneliness of the age-stricken

and of the forlorn loneliness of the age-stricken male cat in King Henry the Fourth, Falstaff, murmuring, says:

I am as melancholy as a gib cat.

He marks, too, the difference of action in the lion and cat, in a state of nature:

A crouching lion and a ramping cat.