Which Of Us Is Not Saying To Himself Which Of Us Has Not Been Saying To Himself All His Life: " I Shall Alter That When I Have A Little More Time"? We Never Shall Have Any More Time. We Have, And We Have Always Had, All The Time There Is.
How Many More Times Do We Have To Come To Terms With Death Before We Find Safety?
I Don't Know That I Spent Any More Time Alone Than Any Other Kid, But Being By Myself Never Bothered Me.
Any Task Can Be Completed In Only One-third More Time Than Is Currently Estimated.
With Marguerite, He Wanted Only Time—more And More Time—and He Was Granted It, Nighttimes And Daytimes And Nighttimes Again.