| By means of the offered card device it is possible to carry out intellectual games and patiences in which decisions are complex enough, that frequently differs from traditional card patiences. |
| What are you and Bertie sitting here for like two patiences on monuments? |
| There was the square of rough cloth in her hand, and the sticky needle, and the thread that would knot in spite of patiences care. |
| Suddenly the soldier in command stopped in front of patiences chair and laid a heavy hand on her little bare, brown arm. |
| Unfortunately that leaves a whole four minutes of NA NA-ing, which is trying even to the most McCartney-sympathetic of patiences. |
| Your patiences towards us and your desire to encourage a little local couple is one of the reasons we get up in the morning! |
