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 1     Int            |   temporally interrupted by the illness and death of her father,
 2    Life, III       |        me. He sent me a serious illness, so that I was obliged to
 3    Life, IV        |       God in it much. And as my illness was so serious—I was almost
 4    Life, V         |                      Chapter V.~Illness and Patience of the Saint.
 5    Life, V         |       afflicted myself that the illness which I had, though of a
 6    Life, V(124)    |         though there was bodily illness, yet it was a trance of
 7    Life, VI        |      except the beginning of my illness, with great joy; for all
 8    Life, VI        |       be well, though I bore my illness with great joy. Sometimes,
 9    Life, VII       |       there may be times, as in illness, and from other causes,
10    Life, VII       |          22. At this time, that illness befell my father of which
11    Life, VII       | suffered much myself during his illness. I believe I rendered him
12    Life, XXXVI     |         very wonderful, for his illness lasted only no longer than
13    Life, XXXVI(536)|         knew the meaning of his illness, and said to her, "It is
14     Rel, I         |     thus recollected, I fear no illness. The truth is, that when
15     Ind            |     making her confession in an illness, v. 17; persuaded by the
16     Ind            |        vision, xxxviii. 15, 16.~Illness of St. Teresa, iv. 6, v.
17     Ind            |        of the Saint, v. 1.~Nun, illness of a, in the monastery of
18     Ind            |          14, note; providential illness of, xxxvi. 2.~Padranos,
19     Ind            |         iv. 6; God sends her an illness, v. 4; suffers grievously,