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Overbury held out so long that Rochester became impatient, and in a letter to Lady Essex, expressed his wonder that things were not sooner despatched.— Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds
But Maulbow was also strained and impatient, and if his impatience could be increased a little more, he might start telling the things that really mattered, the things Gefty had to know.— The Winds of Time
Your desires are impotent and impatient, the means to carry you on are weak and lame, nowise accommodated or fit for such a journey, and this puts you always, as it were, on the rack, tormented between the impatience of your lusts, and the impotency of means, and impossibility to fulfil them.— The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
He's pacin' up and down outside the brass rail kind of impatient, and as I appears he's just consultin' his watch.— Torchy As A Pa
"He gets impatient, that is all.— The Hoyden

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