Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  2 |       because he had no turn for business and because he was lame
 2 Conv,  2 |          said to God, it was His business he was about, and that he
 3 Conv,  2 |       well.~So, likewise, in his business in the kitchen (to which
 4 Conv,  2 |          it because his greatest business did not divert him from
 5 Conv,  2 |          all important. Our only business was to love and delight
 6 Conv,  3 | experience of grace, when he had business to do, he did not think
 7 Conv,  3 |          him to do. When outward business diverted him a little from
 8 Conv,  4 |         that of doing our common business without any view of pleasing
 9 Conv,  4 |       prayer. ~When he began his business, he said to God with a filial
10 Conv,  4 |         in the greatest hurry of business in the kitchen, he still
11 Conv,  4 |          of spirit. "The time of business," said he, "does not with
12 Lett,  1 |    involuntarily.~I made this my business, as much all the day long
13 Lett,  1 |         even in the height of my business, I drove away from my mind
14 Lett,  2 |          even in the midst of my business, to the presence of God,
15 Lett,  2 |         obliges me. I make it my business only to persevere in His
16 Lett,  4 |      most engaged in his outward business. He answers with exact fidelity
17 Lett,  6 |          freedom. We must do our business faithfully without trouble
18 Lett,  7 |       time, in the midst of your business, even every moment if you
19 Lett,  8 |       man's gate. Let it be your business to keep your mind in the
20 Lett,  9 |        think often that our only business in this life is to please
21 Lett,  10|        by day, by night, in your business, and even in your diversions.