Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  109|  what we would do if we were ill, but when we are ill we
2  II,  109|    were ill, but when we are ill we take medicine cheerfully;
3  II,  155|     and thus they will speak ill of them in company.~
4  II,  181| being annoyed if it turn out ill, as a thousand things can
5  II,  182|  being very pleased with the ill success of the affair, if
6 III,  233|      and who are cured of an ill of which you would be cured.
7 XIV,  919|    feared that I had written ill, seeing myself condemned;