Patience, the beggar's virtue, shall find no harbor here.

Summary

This quote suggests that the virtue of patience, often associated with those who have less or are less fortunate, has no place in this particular context or situation. It implies that there is no room or tolerance for patience and that the environment or individuals involved do not value or appreciate this virtue of waiting or endurance. Instead, it suggests that a sense of urgency or immediate action is required, disregarding the more passive and patient approach typically associated with a beggar.

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