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 1   1,      4  |    together with love, with true patience, and with true humility,
 2   1,      4  |       carry yourselves with true patience, with grief for your sins,
 3   1,      5  |         in the soul with perfect patience, that neither can leave
 4   1,      5  |          I may send them to her. Patience cannot be proved in any
 5   1,      5  |       way than by suffering, and patience is united with love as has
 6   1,      7  |       prudence or temperance, or patience, to another fortitude. These,
 7   1,      8  |   further, that a man proves his patience on his neighbor, when he
 8   1,      8  |        Similarly, the virtues of patience, benignity, and kindness
 9   1,      8  |          wrath by the same sweet patience in My servants, and envy,
10   1,      8  |          of the love and perfect patience which is in him, who sustains
11   2,      1  |        true humility and perfect patience, together with the other
12   2,      2  |          is in the soul, and the patience, which proves that I am
13   2,      3  |          of manly endurance with patience, together with the other
14   2,      6  |        casting the light of your patience into the darkness of perverse
15   2,     28  |          heart, and with perfect patience do they merit, and their
16   2,     28  |          small. They endure with patience, and the thorns they pass
17   2,     30  |        true humility and perfect patience, which it drew from holy
18   3,      3  |          humility, she will draw patience, with which she will become
19   3,      6  |     prove in them the virtues of patience and charity, causing them
20   3,      7  |   proving in them the virtues of patience, fortitude, and perseverance.
21   3,     10  |       These not only endure with patience, as I told you they did,
22   3,     14  |     enduring with true and sweet patience every pain and trouble which
23   3,     14  |         said, enduring them with patience, but sustaining them with
24   3,     14  |      nourishing the soul in true patience; an odoriferous ointment
25   3,     28  |          blessed, and, with true patience, they bore themselves like
26   3,     28  |       hope, with fortitude, true patience and long perseverance even
27   3,     28  |         to every peril with true patience, offering incense odoriferous
28   4,      1  |          you have this virtue is patience, and impatience the sign
29   4,      1  |          the others he possessed patience, which is the marrow of
30   4,      1  | Wherefore charity, the mother of patience, has given her as a sister
31   4,      2  |         My sake, and with humble patience he endures every labor,
32   4,      2  |         lost it? Impatience, for patience was united to obedience,
33   4,      2  |   pleasant with the happiness of patience, and even in its fortitude
34   4,      3  |       they amend themselves with patience, they will go to the eternal
35   4,      6  |       obedience, and the sister, patience; and he must also take the
36   4,      6  |        his soul with her sister, Patience, and her nurse, Humility,
37   4,      6  |       Impatience is the enemy of patience, disobedience of true obedience,
38   4,      6  |         obedient man is patient, patience being the sister of obedience.
39   4,      6  |       Wherefore he rejoices with patience, exulting with delight and
40   4,      9  |      vainglory, and to prove his patience, sent him away with harsh
41   4,      9  |          company with his sister patience, and with self- contempt,
42 Lette,      0|        to attempt to explain the patience which she practiced, under