Chapter,  n.

1 Conv,  2|      could never regulate his devotion by certain methods as some
2 Conv,  3|    than when he left them for devotion in retirement. ~Brother
3 Conv,  4|    with such a sweet and calm devotion appearing that he could
4 Lett,  2| during the time set apart for devotion, with the thoughts of death,
5 Lett,  2|     have quitted all forms of devotion and set prayers but those
6 Lett,  4|     up with a little sensible devotion which passes in a moment.
7 Lett,  6|  cares and even some forms of devotion, though very good in themselves,
8 Lett,  7|  rules or particular forms of devotion; but act with a general
9 Lett,  8|      at our first engaging in devotion, has contracted certain