Chapter

1 4 |      patience. Never does an impatient man render it, or a patient
2 5 |    lend her his ears, she is impatient of keeping silence, and
3 5 |     wroth unless he had been impatient, he demonstrates that what
4 5 | earlier step is his becoming impatient of" either the hatred or
5 5 |  good." None immodest is not impatient of modesty; dishonest of
6 11| under this term, surely, the impatient cannot possibly be classed.
7 11|  sons of God," pray have the impatient any affinity with "peace?"
8 16|    as give them invitations; impatient of God alone. But let their