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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice older book in good condition. Pages in good condition. No notes or highlighting. Some very light marking due to age but pages are excellent. Name in front. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> And to the Hebrews: “Patience is necessary for you; that doing the will of God you may receive the promise. For a little and a very little while and He that is to come will come and will not delay” (Heb. x. 36-37). St. Ignatius sets down a similar counsel. “Let him who is in desolation” says the Saint “strive to remain in patience a virtue contrary to the troubles which harass him.” It is almost a truism to say that when you are beset by desolation or despondency of soul nothing is more necessary than patience and calmness of mind. You will ask: How can one thus troubled set about gaining this disposition? It can perhaps best be done in this way namely by thinking that will soon pass Indeed nothing is truer. the desolation These mental moods are as we know apt to change round like the weather which is usually changeable. Now no matter how gloomy and threatening the sky may be to-day no one thinks it will always remain so. (LL)