There's many a mother's child might ha' rued it.
Perhaps that light meant that she rued, sleepless, her anger, and that morning might—But, no!
One of them, Laird Durley, wrote that students insufficiently motivated to write something extra for a school "probably shouldn't go to those schools anyway," and he rued the extent to which simply gaining admission to a school with a fancy name — any school with a fancy name — ruled the day.
