tience

• “I read your impa-tience, Sir: we will make but a very short break — fasting.”

  Sir Charles Grandison

• “They afterwards shewed Sir Charles, it seems, every scene of my distress; and told him, and the gentlemen, all but Sir Hargrave (who had not pa-tience to hear it, and went into another room) my whole sad story.”

  Sir Charles Grandison

• “The daughters are remarkable for their piety, pa-tience, good jjeconomy, and prudence.”

  Sir Charles Grandison

• “Jonas, accompanied by a silent guest, sat playing Chancellors 'Pa-tience at Coral's table to the left of the batwing doors.”

  Wizard and Glass

• “The robots operating here were low grade, possessing no sen - tience; as long as he did not interfere with them, they had no awareness of his presence.”

  Unicorn Point

• “Farree found that impa - tience was a hard goad to elude.”

  Flight in Yiktor

• “Get me to the surface, any - where by the curtain!" he snapped, in a fever of impa - tience to reach the West Pole.”

  Juxtaposition

• “Stormbringer was more than an ordi - nary battle-blade, this he had known for years, but now he realised that it was possessed of more sen - tience than he had imagined.”

  The Weird Of The White Wolf

• “Elric's obsession was burning within him and he was filled with impa - tience -- certain that he would find, at last, the ulti - mate truth of existence in the Dead Gods 'Book.”

  The Weird Of The White Wolf

• “She must hold on to pa - tience as if it were a safety line.”

  Breed to Come

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