which lines tell us that the child was getting impatient with the father?
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My father was the consummate New Yorker: never in his life was he patient. He died three years ago today, at the age of 84, having never learned that particular virtue.
To be honest, our family never considered patience a virtue. Patience, we thought, was for people who don't have enough to do. Patience indicated, we thought, a lack of imagination. Patience was, in our unspoken but shared assumption, the minimum wage of virtues: it hung out, did as little as possible, and still got rewarded.
To be honest, our family never considered patience a virtue. Patience, we thought, was for people who don't have enough to do. Patience indicated, we thought, a lack of imagination. Patience was, in our unspoken but shared assumption, the minimum wage of virtues: it hung out, did as little as possible, and still got rewarded.
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at least show the. photos of the paragraph or story that we. would come to know. ur questions is only incomplete frist complete it .
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