Old
Ready
Ready adjective - Being in a state of fitness for some experience or action.
Both words in one sentence
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The third brother had won a cloak of invisibility, which he used to "hide" from death until he was old and ready to "welcome Death as an old friend".
Source: Chess with Death -
Ryoko and Ayeka are ready to strangle the poor cop while Sasami sighs out that she wanted to grow old with him.
Source: Grow Old with Me -
Ready for Lovemaking: At a point of the series Emilio temporarily stops being the doorkeeper and as his replacement comes Amador, an old, soft-spoken man.
Source: Series / Aquí no hay quien viva
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