Part, Question

 1   1, 46  |         who wills to make a house tomorrow, and not today, awaits ~
 2   1, 46  |           something which will be tomorrow, but is not today; and at
 3   1, 46  |        for today to pass, and for tomorrow to come; and this cannot
 4   1, 57  |           that the sun will ~rise tomorrow. But events which proceed
 5   1, 47  |         who wills to make a house tomorrow, and not today, awaits ~
 6   1, 47  |           something which will be tomorrow, but is not today; and at
 7   1, 47  |        for today to pass, and for tomorrow to come; and this cannot
 8   1, 58  |           that the sun will ~rise tomorrow. But events which proceed
 9   1, 78  |  understand now, or yesterday, or tomorrow. ~And this is not incompatible
10   2, 108 |          not . . . solicitous for tomorrow."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108]
11   2, 53  |         not . . . solicitous for ~tomorrow"; where "tomorrow" stands
12   2, 53  | solicitous for ~tomorrow"; where "tomorrow" stands for the future,
13   2, 53  |                not solicitous for tomorrow," wherefore He adds, "for ~
14   2, 87  |         swear that ~it would rain tomorrow), but only such as are about
15   2, 117 |         not . . . ~solicitous for tomorrow," and (Mt. 19:21), "Sell
16   2, 186 |          not . . . solicitous for tomorrow." Therefore it would seem
17   2, 186 |            Be not solicitous for ~tomorrow," do not mean that we are
18   2, 186 |            Be not solicitous for ~tomorrow,' means that we are to lay
19   2, 186 |             Be not solicitous for tomorrow," according to ~Jerome (
20   3, 1   |           Go, and come again, and tomorrow I will give to ~thee, when
21   3, 21  |        pray that the sun may rise tomorrow. Nor is ~it fitting that
22 Suppl, 47|           that the sun will rise ~tomorrow - and then the marriage