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[...] Then he compares your health and vitality to his condition, and imagines you are impatient with him, since he quite literally drags his feet.

[...] Many people rushed out to buy the book at once, and are impatiently awaiting Volume 2. Many booksellers ordered “Unknown”, sold many copies, and then returned large numbers. [...]

[...] The nerves are physically urging him on—hence of course the walking in the kitchen, the impatience in the chair, the odd nervous sensations in the legs and hips, and behind this, your decision again not to hide —not to be apologetic. [...]

[...] You are too impatient. [...]

[...] Not that Ruburt need regulate his, but that his distraction or impatience causes the cat to overreact.

[...] There is a fine impatience, a divine discontent that drives them on until the frontiers within their own personalities are finally opened. [...]

[...] It made me feel real impatient—not on his part but my own. [...]

[...] Do not be impatient, however. [...]

[...] They work out their problems in immediate, sometimes impatient, tangible ways. [...]

[...] I won’t keep you any longer, lest you grow impatient with me tomorrow. [...]

[...] (Jane gestured impatiently.)

My personality may indeed at times show that I am somewhat of an impatient man, who boxes his pupils’ ears, symbolically of course, but I have never made any pretense to be other than I am.

[...] He is so impatient. [...]

[...] Many people, therefore, tell themselves that they are very impatient to discover the nature and extent of the psyche, and cannot understand why they meet with so little success. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Now it will help if you take it for granted that under some circumstances—and underline some—dealing with Ruburt’s idea of authority, he has difficulty expressing dissatisfaction, or expressing any normal impatience.

[...] His impatience and panic did impede his judgment, causing him to send it out too early, and for this he blamed you.

[...] Your use of language may make you impatient for definitions, however. [...]

Saying this, I do not want to make you impatient with Ruburt’s progress, for he is naturally improving. [...]

[...] (Again, see Note 10 for Session 732.) Jane and I may be involved with the arts, and impatient at times, but we’re also extremely tenacious when we decide to do something we consider worthwhile. [...]

[...] On the other hand when several sessions in a row, regular sessions, are witnessed, then of course I grow impatient because I am anxious to get back to our own material, which is stressed when we are alone.