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 1 Introd  |     long time I have accepted patience as one accepts the sort
 2 XXXIX   | interesting. When one has the patience of an ox and the wrist broken
 3 XLVI    |       country restores me, or patience, or THE OTHER person, the
 4 LXXII   |       it any more and to have patience. We often speak of you and
 5 CXXX    | uproar for nothing. One needs patience in any event, I have it,
 6 CLXXXVII|     long time I have accepted patience as one accepts the sort
 7 CXCII   |        I who have had so much patience with my species and who
 8 CCV     |      confidence and much more patience. Patience, there is everything
 9 CCV     |       and much more patience. Patience, there is everything in
10 CCXVII  |  entirely lack philosophy and patience before these infirmities?
11 CCXXXVII|   subjects about which I lose patience, and, when a friend is slandered
12 CCL     |       little of our Berrichon patience about the things in this
13 CCL     |   world if it is not to learn patience.~Your obstinate troubadour
14 CCLXXXVI| beginning. We artists have no patience at all. We want the Abbey