Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  Int|               Introduction~At the time of de Beaufort's interviews,
 2 Conv,  1  |      First Conversation~The first time I saw Brother Lawrence was
 3 Conv,  1  |  considering that within a little time the leaves would be renewed
 4 Conv,  1  |         to Him; that then was the time for us to make good and
 5 Conv,  2  |           four years during which time he had suffered much. ~Finally
 6 Conv,  2  |         me to love Him. From that time on Brother Lawrence lived
 7 Conv,  2  |           he had often passed his time appointed for prayer in
 8 Conv,  2  |         he had meditated for some time, but afterwards that went
 9 Conv,  3  |           beforehand. When it was time to do it, he found in God,
10 Conv,  3  |       ourselves and then, after a time, unspeakable pleasures followed.
11 Conv,  4  |           to God by action in the time of action, as by prayer
12 Conv,  4  |            his soul being at that time insensible to everything
13 Conv,  4  |          all the intervals of his time, both before and after his
14 Conv,  4  |      tranquillity of spirit. "The time of business," said he, "
15 Conv,  4  |           with me differ from the time of prayer. In the noise
16 Conv,  4  |           persons are at the same time calling for different things,
17 Lett,  2  |        employed myself during the time set apart for devotion,
18 Lett,  2  |          same thing during my set time of prayer, which caused
19 Lett,  2  |           sufferings.~During this time I fell often, and rose again
20 Lett,  2  |          my soul, which till that time was in trouble, felt a profound
21 Lett,  2  |          of rest. Ever since that time I walk before God simply,
22 Lett,  2  |       thus I consider myself from time to time in His holy presence.~
23 Lett,  2  |      consider myself from time to time in His holy presence.~My
24 Lett,  3  |           He will come in His own time, and when you least expect
25 Lett,  4  |            Let us redeem the lost time, for perhaps we have but
26 Lett,  4  |         enter into ourselves. The time presses. There is no room
27 Lett,  6  |          one often thinks it lost time. But you must go on and
28 Lett,  7  |           remembrance of Him from time to time, a little adoration:
29 Lett,  7  |   remembrance of Him from time to time, a little adoration: sometimes
30 Lett,  7  |      heart wherein we retire from time to time, to converse with
31 Lett,  7  |    wherein we retire from time to time, to converse with Him in
32 Lett,  7  |       courage.~We have but little time to live. You are near sixty-four,
33 Lett,  7  |         offer Him your heart from time to time, in the midst of
34 Lett,  7  |           your heart from time to time, in the midst of your business,
35 Lett,  8  | re-collect the mind easily in the time of prayer, and preserve
36 Lett,  8  |        keep your mind calm in the time of prayer, or at least to
37 Lett,  9  |           let me hear of her from time to time and whether she
38 Lett,  9  |          hear of her from time to time and whether she is very
39 Lett,  9  |           gives us still a little time, let us begin in earnest,
40 Lett,  9  |            let us repair the lost time, let us return with a full
41 Lett,  11 |         sake.~I must, in a little time, go to God. What comforts
42 Lett,  12 |        Offer yourself to Him from time to time. And, in the height
43 Lett,  12 |      yourself to Him from time to time. And, in the height of your
44 Lett,  12 |           who will not fail us in time of need. I know not how
45 Lett,  14 |         you His graces in His due time, and grant you all at once