Supper was disposed of, and the young woman began to grow impatient.

Whenever you grow impatient with her, remember the folly of her father.

Then he would grow impatient, and more and more watchful and nervous.

Disease and Death have marked him for their own, and grow impatient.

But suppose that the Emperor should grow impatient and send another messenger?

She went up towards it and down again: she began to grow impatient.

Carnes began to grow impatient at what seemed the long-winded and unseasonable discourse.

The lieutenant at last began to grow impatient, and with impatience came carelessness.

Before I had waited long enough to grow impatient, I heard him call:

Firio and my little train will grow impatient waiting for me.

He began to grow impatient-itseemed most unduly long since Dauvrey had gone.

But she did not hurry, and he began to grow impatient.

Five and ten minutes passed, and I began to grow impatient.

He had already waited three hours, or more, and began to grow impatient.

The most ambitious villagers often grow impatient, leaving for richer cities elsewhere in China.

The grand jury, the witnesses, and the country grow impatient.