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Alphabetical [« »] immortal 6 immortals 2 immovable 5 impatience 13 impatient 2 impatiently 1 impede 2	Frequency [« »] 13 flowers 13 fountain 13 immediately 13 impatience 13 imposed 13 injuries 13 learn	St. Catherine of Siena The Dialogue of Saint Catherine IntraText - Concordances impatience

   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   2,     15|       Its branch is their own impatience, and its offshoot indiscretion:
 2   2,     19|     in perverse rashness with impatience, are forever scandalized
 3   2,     30|    whence she draws pride and impatience, and the memory is filled
 4   2,     33| disordinate merriment or with impatience, because they are full of
 5   4,      1|       virtue is patience, and impatience the sign that you have it
 6   4,      1|  self-love to disobedience is impatience, and pride, her foster-mother,
 7   4,      2|       that they have lost it? Impatience, for patience was united
 8   4,      2|       to obedience, and their impatience proves that obedience does
 9   4,      2|   face is never wrinkled with impatience, but smooth and pleasant
10   4,      3|       been said, and in their impatience endure intolerable pain,
11   4,      6|      of humility and charity. Impatience is the enemy of patience,
12   4,      6|    not break his neck through impatience, but is patient with fortitude
13   4,      8|   mistress with her companion impatience, nourished by pride, and