Silver Lining.

The prospect of better days, the promise of happier times. The allusion is to Milton’s Comus, where the lady lost in the wood resolves to hope on, and sees a “sable cloud turn forth its silver lining to the night.”

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Silly Season (The)
Siluria—that is
Silurian Rocks
Silvana
Silvanella
Silver was
Silver
Silver Cooper (The)
Silver Fork School
Silver-hand
Silver Lining
Silver Pheasant (A)
Silver Spoon
Silver Star of Love (The)
Silver Streak (The)
Silver-Tongued
Silver Trumpet (A)
Silver Weapon
Silver Wedding
Silver of Guthrum, or Guthram’s Lane
Silverside of Beef (The)