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 1     Int            |              and remained seriously ill for nearly three years,
 2    Pref            |            that was all. She became ill; her father removed her,
 3     Ann            |           Sunday. In July seriously ill, and in a trance for four
 4    Life, I         |            heard him swear or speak ill of any one; his life was
 5    Life, VI        |           in justice. I never spoke ill in the slightest degree
 6    Life, VI        | chastisement. All the time I was so ill, my strict watch over my
 7    Life, VII       |           of devotion, that I spoke ill of no one, and other things
 8    Life, VII       |        those early days, when I was ill, and before I knew how to
 9    Life, VII       |             mine. Though I was very ill, I did violence to myself;
10    Life, VII       |           to that time, though very ill, he did not think so; but
11    Life, VIII      |         were few, unless I was very ill, or very much occupied.~
12    Life, VIII      |             occupied.~4. When I was ill, I was well with God. I
13    Life, X         |         prayer—though I walked so ill, and stumbled so often on
14    Life, XI        |            understand that they are ill; a change should be made
15    Life, XVI       |            never see any but people ill, as I am now. I beseech
16    Life, XVIII     |          nor do I remember, however ill I might have been when our
17    Life, XXIX      |            one who has responded so ill to blessings so great!~
18    Life, XXXI      |           people would either speak ill of me, or give glory to
19    Life, XXXI      |             troubled when men speak ill of us, that we are to be
20    Life, XXXII     |      inclined to murmur or to speak ill of anybody; that I could
21    Life, XXXIV     |            great thing for a person ill of this disease to find
22    Life, XXXVI     |            during which he was also ill; and almost immediately
23    Life, XXXVI     |            years—he had been very ill.~2. Everything was done
24    Life, XXXVI     |        brothers-in-law535 should be ill, and his wife away, and
25    Life, XXXVI(536)|           not necessary I should be ill any longer" (Ribera, i.
26    Life, XXXVIII   |             will, which had been so ill employed, should be fixed
27    Life, XXXVIII   |         many years. But he had been ill for two years, and in some
28    Life, XXXVIII   |              a good friar, was very ill; and when I was at Mass,
29    Life, XXXIX     |            a person was exceedingly ill of a most painful disease;
30    Life, XL        |           the lot of one who has so ill deserved them at Thy hands?~
31     Rel, I(622)    |         troubles, when people speak ill of her, and in her infirmities—
32     Rel, III       |          from all business, and how ill it goes with me, and how
33     Rel, V         |          God? Dost thou not see how ill I am treated here? If thou
34     Rel, VII       |      Ripalda,—and he thought very ill of her when he heard of
35     Rel, VII       |            she knew that he thought ill of her; for she, having