The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25
PATIENCE

Patience excellent virtue, and of those difficult
acquire possesses greater degree than and
compensaons long ages
necessary her endure die and she has learnt to endure
the of all the difficulties and trials which beset
life INJURIES the diseases and dsappOnt
which incidental to ALL patience is essential to everyone
irrespective of
admire courage always but seldom admire passive fortude
courage animal instinct and usually u.s. whereas
patience high Intellectual quality and the fruit OF reason OF
religion his PesOne Tale THE Philosophers
sayh that patience is the virtue that sqhereth deRGha all e o
of adyersitee, and every wicked word What armour %
be eecua against the disasters OF Fate as s Uoue g o
The frefu fussy individual is contemplate Others and
misery Whenever is destitute of this most wOm
any quality quiet education has robbed her
of Distinguishing virtue Of those
sour and qneruous able drive from
house and home he has the patience of Job.
begin earliest stages life But when how young in
ans permitted by indulgence of foolish mothers to defy
them and their struggle and scream and kick in Paroxysn
passion whenever they warted and habua dobey as
they older need not wonder that with such training
they grow up without seconro and be subject to criminal
So long as parents neglect their duties offspring long
will wetchdnss and vice roll and many man whose evil pas
control him would be tempted he knew ALL to curse the IRA
onal fondness of the mother who bore him.
The origin of word denotes its meaning Pans suffering
learning say calmly We have lost the old English verb
patient" which down sakespeares time a
yourself Madame Titus Andronieu Ours sterling
s seem g wou e T4S in the SIa life humanity
The martyrs philosophy and religion nothing of others
notable examples of its meaning when they ceeruy endured
agones that intolerance could nhict them
Morals perhaps high order that of the best
Christians And the patience of Pagan philosophers under persecG
have proved thousands times submey
sustained by this nObest Of virtues
pound the body of Anaxarcus for thou pound
said the yrant of Cyprus by the philosopher when
alive with iron hammers to satisfy mean
revenge Folow Cod Of the frequently of
PaOnic maXims "a god (wha god know mott dwes in every
said pces And Marcus Aueus adds Golfer to the
that is thee manly being, citizen soldier at his post
ready depart from life the trumpet sounds
Another teaching the stoics "he duty the most absolute
unquestonng the Providence TO
weep to goan REBEL" fear, greve
angry, be deerer" said Eureiu Remember" wrote Epic
himself cripple that you but acting whatever
ordained If He wishes
each with honor God does not keep good
prosperity He tries He strengthens him. He prepares him
for Himself"
Anaxagors pecepor Socrates Pece Euripdes
other famous pupils condemned to death because of
scientific he rdued the and said it had long been
pronounced upon him by He refused have his
borne his country said he 1.-THE road that leads the
other side of the grave long from the other Nor
these pecep for he like numbers of the Socs and Ep
had renowned wealth and honO practical philosophy
Epurus himself taught that a good and all evil consist in feel
what is death but the pvaOn of feeng and Cicero
cared that call virtue is in action he study of wise
man. said great modern philosopher lis not how to die but how
live. There subject which the sage will think less
than DEATH When Anonius Plus dying and the tribune
him for the password of the night the Emperor replied Aequani
mitasw (patience).
Action feeling resignation form the three cOmponens
wOres life but the of all patience to know how endure
and how to watt to render the mind superior all accidents time
place The imagination of the most imaginative
ceved thing gander than the lonely Titan chained
with eagle from his vital
Beaten by empe and chilled by the eternal he lifted his
calm defiance of his unjust prosecutor patiently
awaited the hour his deiverance
of Pagan genius, a giant type of mortal endurance
But if eyes Calvary the reign of Tberus
perceive still gander and human example He who
nOunced all things from His love of humanity Whose
of patience condemned for basphemy by the impure lips those
wished to hangs bleeding the Cross but that hour of
peme torture His patience rises above His pain Father He cries
forgive then for they know not what they dOW