Here helms and swords are made of chalices: The blood of Christ is sold so much the quart: His cross and thorns are spears and shields; and short Must be the time ere even his patience cease.

I've sma' patience wi' those that talk as if the Bolsheviki would be ruling us come the morrow.

Even the slanderer's own judgment and conscience might tell him so much; for they who most slight another's fame, are usually very tender of their own, and can with no patience endure that others should touch it; which demonstrates the inconsiderateness of their judgment, and the iniquity of their practice.

Good Jacinta, With your long practised patience bear afflictions, And by provoking call not on Heavens anger, He did not only scorn to read your letter, But (most inhumane as he is) he cursed you, Cursed you most bitterly.

Their father Job gave to them heritage among their brethren, and thus Job by his patience gat so much love of God, that he was restored double of all his losses.

"Patience hath borne the bruise, and I the stroke.

" "Tribulation works patience, patience hope," Rom.

You are deceiv'd, put off amazement, and with patience mark What I shall utter, for the Oracle Knows nothing truer, 'tis not for a night Or two that I forbear thy bed, but for ever.

While sagacity contrives, patience matures, and labor industriously executes, disappointment laughs at the curious fabric, formed by so many efforts and gay with so many brilliant colors, and while the artists imagine the work arrived at the moment of completion, brushes away the beautiful web, and leaves nothing behind.

One evening Arthur, his patience well-nigh exhausted, talked seriously with Louise.

Patience hath power to bear a greater cross Than honour's spoil or any earthly loss.

An honourable wag and waggish earl, Even what you will, sweet lady, I must bear, Hoping of patience profit will ensue, That you will bear the Prince as I bear you.

Of heat and cold, this just successive reign, Which does the balance of the year maintain, The gard'ner's hopes, and farmer's patience props, Gives vernal verdure, and autumnal crops.

And more distinctly in the following passage: By woe the soul to daring actions swells, By woe in plaintless patience it excells; From patience prudent, clear experience springs, And traces knowledge through the course of things.

If not for Love's sake, then for fear; if not for justice or for human pity, then for sheer desire of self-preservation; I appeal to the wise and to the wealthy to set their hands to the cure of social evil, ere stolidity gives place to passion and dull patience vanishes before fury, and they "'Learn at last, in some wild hour, how much the wretched dare.'

Think how those eyes shed many a tear, When for thy face they yearn; And let those tears thy patience win To tarry my return.

"Youwould have more patience withme!"

" "He is not happy that is rich, And hath the world at will, But he that wisely can God's gifts Possess and use them still: That suffers and with patience Abides hard poverty, And chooseth rather for to die; Than do such villainy.

Have patience woman.

I could go now unopposed and stand by him while he wrote the following: 'I am with you my dear Bro but too xcited to speak for a moment have patience brother and I will do the best I can do to control.

Bear his decrees with patience camels show.

I must tell you the truth,the first man who attempted to cry "Vivent les Etats-Unis" was hushed by a cry of "Attendez-patience pas encore," and the line swung by.