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Narrate an experiment of your own that has helped you to realise that Patience is biter but it's fruit is sweet

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It was the famous philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau who said that "patience is bitter but it's fruit is sweet". Explanation: Since childhood, I was taught by my parents never to envy people or their things. ... Added to it was the pride and joy I saw in my parents' face, for I didn't tell them about it.

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