Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1 |         quit His conversation to think of trifles and fooleries.
 2 Conv,  3 |       business to do, he did not think of it beforehand. When it
 3 Conv,  4 |          was a great delusion to think that the times of prayer
 4 Conv,  4 |          difficult for me not to think of God as it was at first
 5 Lett,  2 |     diligently to do nothing and think nothing which may displease
 6 Lett,  2 |         be tedious to you, yet I think it proper to inform you
 7 Lett,  3 |          him everywhere. Let him think of Him the oftenest he can,
 8 Lett,  3 |         fortify it. Let him then think of God the most he can.
 9 Lett,  3 |           if you please, that he think of God the most he can,
10 Lett,  4 |        nothing, say nothing, and think nothing which may displease
11 Lett,  5 |         do it, so necessary do I think it, and so easy too. Ah!
12 Lett,  8 |         Then being accustomed to think of Him often, you will find
13 Lett,  9 |        and obedient.~Let us thus think often that our only business
14 Lett,  9 |          infinitely more.~Let us think of Him perpetually. Let
15 Lett,  9 |      often? And how can we often think of Him, but by a holy habit
16 Lett,  9 |          know God, we must often think of Him. And when we come
17 Lett,  9 |          Him, we shall then also think of Him often, for our heart
18 Lett,  10|      that I have recommended you think often of God, by day, by
19 Lett,  10|         Him not alone. You would think it rude to leave a friend
20 Lett,  10| neglected? Do not forget Him but think on Him often. Adore Him
21 Lett,  11|       Lord. You have reason. But think how painful it would be
22 Lett,  11|       you. However happy you may think me, I envy you. Pain and
23 Lett,  14|         may not do, nor say, nor think anything that may displease