Quotes About Patience

Well, play something quieter!" Spiderleg snapped. "I don't envy you, Graystripe. Two kits are hard enough." Then he yelped in pain. "When I told you to play something else, Toadkit, I didn't mean attacking my tail!

When dawn comes, it'll seem better, she told herself. But how long until dawn? Her heart pounded in her chest as she watched through the endless night.

Whine. After

But why can't Berrynose come?" Honeypaw complained. "Because he's the most annoying furball in the forest," Hollypaw muttered through gritted teeth, though not loud enough for her friend to hear her.

Trees don't sneak up on you.

He tried hard to speak calmly, and to ask sensible questions that would help him understand.

Keep still." Jaypaw felt the hardness beneath Graystripe's flank. "You've just given yourself gas.

nothing but Mousefur's hindquarters and ticks for a moon! Firestar

Leaf-fall was in full swing, which meant leadbare wasn't far off.Her thirst quenched, Frostpaw was giving herself a quick grooming when Mothwing bounded down the bank and came to a halt beside her.

Let's not tell her, then. It can be our secret. Think how surprised she'll be when she sees you walking on four paws again." Cinderpaw didn't speak, but Jaypaw could detect a small flower of hope budding in her mind. "Okay," she agreed at last. "We'll start tomorrow." Jaypaw felt jubilant. "You'll be better in no time." Cinderpaw flicked his ear with her tail. "If I don't drown first.

moindreamertume à l'idée de devoir travailler plusieurs lunes de plus que les autres

you'll see nothing but Mousefur's hindquarters and ticks for a moon!

No!" Leafpool bristled. She stared at Hollypaw. "I thought you could help Cinderpaw get some gentle exercise." She emphasized gentle as though she were teaching Hollypaw a new word. "Of course!" Hollypaw kneaded the ground. "Stay in the clearing," Leafpool ordered. She glanced at Cinderpaw. "And be careful!" "She's acting like a badger with sore stripes!" Hollypaw whispered as Leafpool padded back to the medicine den.

Jaypaw let out an exasperated sigh. "Mousefur, for the last time—" "The last time?" Mousefur snapped. "Good. Go away.

Feverfew," Jaypaw mewed. "Good for aches, especially headaches." He turned away, adding, "But it's no good to us now because the flower won't be out for another moon." Why was she treating him like a mouse-brained idiot? How many times did he have to prove himself?

Purdy hardly ever gets to the end of his stories

There was no sign of the shoulder injury that had kept Sorreltail from her warrior ceremony for so long, and no trace of bitterness that she had waited twice as long as other apprentices to receive her warrior name. Though she was older than Leafpaw, she still had all the joyful energy of a kit.

I'll be fine," Cinderpaw assured him. "And Yellowfang'll bring me something. She always does. I'm going to be the fattest cat in the Clan by the time she's finished with me.

Tigerkit was nagging his mother. "Why can't I go out?" "You've just come in." "But it's a sunny day." "You need a nap." "I'm not tired." "You will be later." "I'll sleep then." "But you'll be grumpy all afternoon if you don't nap now." "No, I won't." "Yes, you will." Snowfur rolled her eyes at Bluefur.

Look," Bluefur huffed. "It's a lovely day. Whitekit will be fine. It's not like we're going to Highstones. You'll see him again before the sun's moved a mouse-length.

Tigerkit was nagging his mother. "Why can't I go out?" "You've just come in." "But it's a sunny day." "You need a nap." "I'm not tired." "You will be later." "I'll sleep then." "But you'll be grumpy all afternoon if you don't nap now." "No, I won't." "Yes, you will.

I can't give you the sunset, but I can give you the night.

Honey, nobody ever knows someone completely. You have to just enjoy what you do know and have faith in the rest.

Life is like waiting in line at the grocery store. You wait, you slowly move forward, you pay the price, then you exit unsatisfied and broke.