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 1    Life, III   |     attended with fever,—for my health was always weak. I had become
 2    Life, IV    |        food, proved hurtful to my health; and though my happiness
 3    Life, IV    |       first year, having very bad health, though I do not think I
 4    Life, IV    |          he persists in his plan, health will be ruined, because
 5    Life, VI    |          about the recovery of my health seemed to be grounded on
 6    Life, VI    |            O my God! I wished for health, that I might serve Thee
 7    Life, VI    |      think that if I recovered my health, and yet were lost for ever,
 8    Life, XIII  |          kill us, and destroy our health; even if we weep, he makes
 9    Life, XIII  |         no better sight or better health that we can desire, than
10    Life, XIII  |      account of my body nor of my health; even now I am worthless
11    Life, XIII  |          me that I was ruining my health, that my death was of no
12    Life, XIII  |           weakness on my part. My health has been much better  ./. 
13    Life, XXIV  |           to myself as injured my health; but, as it was done by
14    Life, XXVII |        now; it is said that men's health is grown feebler, and that
15    Life, XXVIII|            even the body receives health and comfort.~18. I urged
16    Life, XXX   |       think that my scanty bodily health was now and then enough
17    Life, XXXIV |           He has given him bodily health, so that he may do penance,
18    Life, XXXV  |           longer young, and whose health is weak, He gives—and
19    Life, XXXVI |   necessary he should recover his health, that I might be disengaged,
20    Life, XXXVI |       cause of my being in better health than I was ever before,
21    Life, XXXVI |           well as from the better health than usual of us all. If
22    Life, XXXVII|       whole life and strength and health therein; and I would not
23    Life, XXXIX |        our Lord to restore him to health. Herein I saw clearly how
24    Life, XXXIX |   salvation of souls than for the health of the body. This is very
25    Life, XL    |           of considering what our health can bear.~12. Experience
26    Life, XL    |           seems to restore him to health when he is in danger of
27     Rel, I     |          improvement in my bodily health,634 and that occasionally
28     Rel, III   |           thou, on account of thy health, wert unable to speak to
29     Rel, IX    |           I reflected on his weak health, and on the spiritual health
30     Rel, IX    |      health, and on the spiritual health which he communicated to
31     Rel, IX    |          could not, with his weak health, attain to such perfection.~
32     Rel, XI    |            in all that relates to health and the care of the body,
33     Rel, XI    |     cannot be done without losing health, and I must not neglect
34     Rel, XI    |       Herein, and in the wish for health, much self-love also must
35     Ind        |         religious life, xiii. 30.~Health, anxiety about, v. 3–8;
36     Ind        |          5; and a carefulness for health, xiii. 9; afraid of learned
37     Ind        | Spirituality influenced by bodily health, xi. 24.~Suarez, Juana,
38     Ind        |    fervours of, iv. 2; failure of health, iv. 6; God sends her an
39     Ind        |           trial, xxxvi. 6, 7; her health improved, xxxvi. 9; would