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 1        I, XIX  |      being detained there by sickness, by his prayers quenched
 2      III, XII  |     you may be cured of this sickness? Rise, enter the church,
 3      III, XIII |       and, recovering of his sickness, lived a long time after;
 4      III, XXVII|      both seized by the same sickness, and grievously afflicted.
 5      III, XXVII|     Egbert, throwing off his sickness, recovered and lived a long
 6       IV, V    |     if he recovered from his sickness, to go to Rome, and there
 7       IV, VIII | where she was, with the same sickness, and departing this life
 8       IV, IX   |    was so far spent with the sickness before mentioned, that her
 9       IV, XI   |   Heaven.~When the aforesaid sickness increased, and he perceived
10       IV, XIV  |   and so being set free from sickness and death, thou mayest be
11       IV, XIV  |      where labour under this sickness, shall be raised up from
12       IV, XIX  | Always, except when grievous sickness prevented her, from the
13       IV, XIX  |   wont to relate that in her sickness she had a very great tumour
14       IV, XIX  |     pleasure in that sort of sickness, and was wont to say, "I
15       IV, XXIII|      the seventh year of her sickness, when the disease turned
16       IV, XXIX |    chastening pain of a long sickness, that being thus made equal
17        V, III  |    laboured under a grievous sickness, for she had been lately
18        V, IV   |      delivered from her long sickness, but at the same time had
19        V, XII  |  This man fell sick, and his sickness daily increasing, he was
20        V, XIII |      he was recovered of his sickness, lest his companions should
21        V, XIX  | sudden he fell sick, and the sickness increasing, he was so weighed
22        V, XIX  |  shall now recover from this sickness; but be ready, for I will