Part, Question

 1   2, 102|     could be eaten ~even on the morrow. The reason for this order
 2   2, 30 |    would ~be to think about the morrow, which Our Lord forbade
 3   2, 53 |         he may keep it for the ~morrow, is solicitous about the
 4   2, 53 |    wherefore He adds, "for ~the morrow will be solicitous for itself,"
 5   2, 53 |    itself," that is to say, the morrow ~will have its own solicitude,
 6   2, 53 |        to be solicitous for the morrow, since even Our Lord ~deigned
 7   2, 183|          not solicitous for the morrow."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185]
 8   2, 186| something to themselves for the morrow; and this ~solicitude was
 9   2, 186|         to keep nothing for the morrow; for ~the Blessed Antony
10   2, 186|       to lay nothing by for the morrow, those who ~shut themselves
11   2, 186|       which are denoted by ~the morrow, but eternal things."~Aquin.:
12   3, 76 |       sacrament ~even until the morrow, for the same reason it
13   3, 76 |         that straightway on the morrow, or after a ~short time,
14   3, 76 |       it be ~reserved until the morrow. It is against these that
15   3, 76 |   sacrament not only until ~the morrow, but also in the future,
16   3, 83 |        to be reserved until the morrow, but let the clergy ~carefully