Quote by Jane Austen

Time will explain.

Time will explain.

Summary

This quote suggests that rather than seeking instant answers, patience is necessary for the understanding and resolution of certain situations or mysteries. It implies that with the passage of time, all things will become clearer or be revealed. It is a reminder to have faith in the process of life and to trust that as time unfolds, explanations and explanations will naturally surface. Ultimately, this quote encourages us to be patient, allowing time to reveal the answers and solutions we seek.

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