After all, tomorrow is another day. — Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
After all, tomorrow is another day. — Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
After all, tomorrow is another day. — Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
After all, tomorrow is another day. — Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
After all, tomorrow is another day. — Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
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After all, tomorrow is another day.

— Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind
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Then sail, my fine lady, on the billowing wave -The water below is as dark as the grave,And maybe you'll sink in your li — Margaret Atwood, The Penelopiad
But you know, as I do, that the storm will passAnd that the implacable sun doesn't simply stopWhen obscured by a dark, p — Mauricio Rosencof
Woe to those who call evil good and good evil...who put darkness for light and light for darkness...who put bitter for s — Nikki Rosen, In The Eye Of Deception: A True Story
I became intent on saving him through showing him that he was loved. — Joyce Johnson, Door Wide Open: A Beat Love Affair in Letters, 1957-1958
Numbers do not feel. Do not bleed or weep or hope. They do not know bravery or sacrifice. Love or allegiance. At the ver — Amie Kaufman
Skypilot could not help but hope that the song of the moon--the song of God's miraculous firmament--might reach her toni — Serena B. Miller, Under a Blackberry Moon
Stained-glass windows glowed faintly in the moonlight streaming through, illuminating the sculpture of Christ on the cro — Phillip W. Simpson, Rapture
My students still don't know what they will never be. Their hope is so bright I can almost see it.I used to value the tr — Sarah Manguso, Ongoingness: The End of a Diary
Teaching is the best way to learn. — Debasish Mridha
I’m not sure I ever met an American teacher in Korea that hadn’t volunteered at an orphanage at least once—even our resi — Tucker Elliot, The Rainy Season
Count your summers, not your winters. — Matshona Dhliwayo
Well, I suggest you sleep on it," said Aunt Zelda sensibly. "Things always look better in the morning. — Angie Sage, Magyk