A story on it's better to be late than to be the late
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Being tardy is better than not at all, as in We've been waiting for you for an hour—but better late than never. This phrase, first recorded about 1200, appears in several early English proverb collections, often with the added but better never late.
Meaning: it is better for someone to arrive or do something late than not to arrive or do it at all.
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