Brewer's: To morrow never Comes

A reproof to those who defer till to-morrow what should be done to-day.

“ `I shall acquaint your mother, Miss May, with your pretty behaviour to-morrow.'- `I suppose you mean to-morrow come never,' answered Magnolia.” —Le Fanu: The House in the Churchyard, p. 118.

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