Chapter,  n.

 1 Conv,  Int|       appearance but gentle in grace".~ ~
 2 Conv,  2  |      of God and asking for His grace to do his work well, he
 3 Conv,  3  |        ready succors of Divine Grace. And because of his experience
 4 Conv,  3  |   because of his experience of grace, when he had business to
 5 Conv,  3  |       Jesus Christ and beg His grace with which everything became
 6 Conv,  4  |         we should pray for His grace with a perfect confidence,
 7 Conv,  4  |   never failed offering us His grace at each action. It never
 8 Conv,  4  |    dependent it is upon Divine Grace. ~Being questioned by one
 9 Conv,  4  |   beseech Thee to grant me the grace to continue in Thy Presence;
10 Conv,  4  |       his Maker, imploring His grace, and offering to Him all
11 Lett,  2  |   spiritual life was a life of grace, which begins with servile
12 Lett,  4  |        it. Let us make way for grace. Let us redeem the lost
13 Lett,  5  |        the want we have of the grace and assistance of God, we
14 Lett,  7  |      sometimes to pray for His grace. Sometimes to offer Him
15 Lett,  7  |        worship Him, to beg His grace, to offer Him your heart
16 Lett,  9  |       she would go faster than grace. One does not become holy
17 Lett,  9  | receiving the abundance of His grace, with which we can do all
18 Lett,  14 |     can do all things with the grace of God, which He never refuses