About time and tide wait for no man?

St. Marher in 1225. St. Marher is the "earliest known record", but declares the actual origin as "ancient" and "uncertain".

The story that this saying comes from is not a fable but a historical incident. It involved King Canute of Denmark who was also King of (most of) England at the time of his reign.

as we all know that time is more precious nowadays it does not wait anyone. if we r not getting up in the time the time will not wait for us to get up n to go to school/offices. if we r late in...

of course......time does wait for no man in other words, man has no control upon time.....for time is somthing abstract, which mean, we can not grasp it, or even ask it to stop for a...

In this world some are rich, some have more IQ, some are fat, some tall.....it goes on. But the only thing common to all is time. But how we are utilizing the time is an important factor. Time is...