Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  1| insensibilities and irksomenesses in prayer by which God tries our love
 2 Conv,  2|            With him the set times of prayer were not different from
 3 Conv,  2|        passed his time appointed for prayer in rejecting wandering thoughts
 4 Conv,  4|              think that the times of prayer ought to differ from other
 5 Conv,  4|            the time of action, as by prayer in its season. His own prayer
 6 Conv,  4|        prayer in its season. His own prayer was nothing else but a sense
 7 Conv,  4|          When the appointed times of prayer were past, he found no difference,
 8 Conv,  4|          hours appointed for private prayer in thinking of God so as
 9 Conv,  4|          more. ~When he had thus, in prayer, filled his mind with great
10 Conv,  4|        before and after his work, in prayer. ~When he began his business,
11 Conv,  4|              differ from the time of prayer. In the noise and clutter
12 Lett,  1|            at the appointed times of prayer. At all times, every hour,
13 Lett,  2|          thing during my set time of prayer, which caused in me great
14 Lett,  2|               As for my set hours of prayer, they are only a continuation
15 Lett,  2|               when I apply myself to prayer, I feel all my spirit and
16 Lett,  8|             multiplicity of words in prayer. Many words and long discourses
17 Lett,  8|          wandering. Hold yourself in prayer before God, like a dumb
18 Lett,  8|           mind easily in the time of prayer, and preserve it more in
19 Lett,  8|             mind calm in the time of prayer, or at least to recall it