Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  4 |       used as a means that we may arrive at our end and then
 2 Lett,  1 |       and doing anything that may displease Him. It also begets
 3 Lett,  1 |      a holy freedom, and if I may so speak, a familiarity
 4 Lett,  1 |   miserable a sinner as I am.~May all things praise Him. Amen. ~
 5 Lett,  2 |       and think nothing which may displease Him. I hope that
 6 Lett,  2 |   fond regard to God, which I may call an actual presence
 7 Lett,  2 |      over many things, that I may not be tedious to you, yet
 8 Lett,  2 |   myself in His hands that He may do what He pleases with
 9 Lett,  4 |       and think nothing which may displease Him. All this
10 Lett,  4 |   occasions. For instance, he may say "My God, here I am all
11 Lett,  4 |    has it open before him and may take what he pleases of
12 Lett,  4 |      good sentiments that you may compare them with your own.
13 Lett,  5 |      her. Beg of God that she may make her sacrifice in the
14 Lett,  6 |       return to the means. We may simply continue with Him
15 Lett,  6 |      the repugnance which you may find in it from nature.
16 Lett,  6 |     all the difficulties that may occur.~I recommend myself
17 Lett,  7 |       be always at church. We may make an oratory of our heart
18 Lett,  7 |       cruel punishment to us. May He be blessed for all. Amen.~
19 Lett,  7 |   with love and humility.~You may assure M-- of my poor prayers,
20 Lett,  8 |  already of the advantages we may draw from this practice
21 Lett,  10|   have in God. I wish that He may increase it in you more
22 Lett,  11| Letter~I do not pray that you may be delivered from your pains;
23 Lett,  11| places you. However happy you may think me, I envy you. Pain
24 Lett,  14|  However great the sufferings may be, receive them with love.
25 Lett,  14|       over ourselves, that we may not do, nor say, nor think
26 Lett,  14|       nor think anything that may displease Him. When our
27 Lett,  15|     elevated) which He has or may do us. Such favors, no matter