Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1 |    treasurer, and that he was a great awkward fellow who broke
 2 Conv,  1 |        God which would yield us great joy in being devoted to
 3 Conv,  2 |        which he had naturally a great aversion), having accustomed
 4 Conv,  2 |       He noted that there was a great difference between the acts
 5 Conv,  3 |         Him much and draws down great graces. Also, that it was
 6 Conv,  4 |     Brother Lawrence spoke with great openness of heart concerning
 7 Conv,  4 |  Brother Lawrence felt it was a great delusion to think that the
 8 Conv,  4 |       care and to our exceeding great delight. ~The whole substance
 9 Conv,  4 |    prayer, filled his mind with great sentiments of that Infinite
10 Conv,  4 |     things, I possess God in as great tranquillity as if I were
11 Lett,  1 |       tell you, that it is with great difficulty that I am prevailed
12 Lett,  1 |       imperfectly, I have found great advantages by it. These,
13 Lett,  1 |        please, with me, for His great goodness towards me, which
14 Lett,  2 |      prayer, which caused in me great delight and consolation.
15 Lett,  2 |     present to my mind, and the great unmerited favors which God
16 Lett,  2 |      often causes in me joys so great that I am forced to use
17 Lett,  2 |       to reflect rather upon my great wretchedness, of which you
18 Lett,  2 |         informed, than upon the great favors which God does me,
19 Lett,  2 |         to which I always pay a great deference, for I have a
20 Lett,  3 |       little of the world and a great deal of youth. I hope the
21 Lett,  4 |     continual, and sometimes so great, that he is forced to use
22 Lett,  4 | continually finds in himself so great a treasure he is no longer
23 Lett,  4 |        for it would be indeed a great misfortune) they should
24 Lett,  7 |         you much. It will be of great importance if you can leave
25 Lett,  7 | worshipping God. He requires no great matters of us; a little
26 Lett,  9 |        on the one hand upon the great favors which God has done
27 Lett,  11|  salvation, commonly find in it great sweetness and sensible consolation.~
28 Lett,  11|         I believe he would feel great uneasiness, such as nothing
29 Lett,  12|        joys so continual and so great that I can scarce contain
30 Lett,  12|        my weakness, which is so great, that if He left me one
31 Lett,  14|        suffer with God! However great the sufferings may be, receive
32 Lett,  15|         If our love of God were great we should love Him equally
33 Lett,  15|      Such favors, no matter how great, cannot bring us so near