Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1|      since. ~Brother Lawrence said he had been footman to M.
 2 Conv,  1|     God. But Brother Lawrence said that God had disappointed
 3 Conv,  1|     being devoted to Him. ~He said we ought to quicken and
 4 Conv,  1|       which changed daily. He said that faith was sufficient
 5 Conv,  1|       soul truly resigned.~He said we need fidelity in those
 6 Conv,  1|    spiritual advancement. ~He said that as far as the miseries
 7 Conv,  1|     trouble.~Brother Lawrence said to arrive at such resignation
 8 Conv,  1| conversation Brother Lawrence said that if my purpose for the
 9 Conv,  2|       not even His gifts. ~He said he had been long troubled
10 Conv,  2|  abundance. ~Brother Lawrence said that in order to form a
11 Conv,  2|    about it.~Brother Lawrence said we ought to act with God
12 Conv,  2|     had often experienced.~He said he had been lately sent
13 Conv,  2|      purchase of the wine. He said to God, it was His business
14 Conv,  2|  confessor to absolve him. He said he was very sensible of
15 Conv,  2|     what would come of it.~He said that useless thoughts spoil
16 Conv,  2|      mercy. ~Brother Lawrence said the greatest pains or pleasures
17 Conv,  2|      might not offend Him. He said he carried no guilt. "When
18 Conv,  3|       for the love of God. He said when sometimes he had not
19 Conv,  3|     greater trust in Him. ~He said the trust we put in God
20 Conv,  3|    him to contain himself. He said he was more united to God
21 Conv,  3| retirement. ~Brother Lawrence said that the worst that could
22 Conv,  3|  Brother Lawrence, therefore, said he feared nothing. He had
23 Conv,  3|   apprehension of danger. ~He said that perfect resignation
24 Conv,  3|       easy. ~Brother Lawrence said that many do not advance
25 Conv,  3|       little solid virtue. He said there needed neither art
26 Conv,  4|    our Lord. Brother Lawrence said that God never failed offering
27 Conv,  4|     to ask His assistance. He said that God always gave us
28 Conv,  4|   stronger. ~Brother Lawrence said we ought, once for all,
29 Conv,  4|   eternity. ~Brother Lawrence said when we enter upon the spiritual
30 Conv,  4|     he began his business, he said to God with a filial trust
31 Conv,  4|     deviated from it. "Thus," said he, "by rising after my
32 Conv,  4|        The time of business," said he, "does not with me differ