More describes him as little of stature, ill featured of limbs, crook backed ... hard favoured of visage .

A place favoured by the locals

Per ill rheon, ill cofaeth e lla leir es ill tew, per segl e segl.

He has been ill, but is not ill now.

He's very ill.

He seems ill.

He is ill.

I felt ill.

Are you ill?

Is Tom ill?

She got ill.

Itasca, Ill. Peacock.

Springfield, Ill., C.C.

Chicago, Ill. I.R.

Other seven also came up out of the river, ill favoured, and lean fleshed and they fed on the very bank of the river, in green places. And they devoured them, whose bodies were very beautiful and well conditioned.

Okay, I was ill.

I was ill yesterday.

I was ill yesterday.

He suddenly fell ill.

Oh, I was ill.

You are seriously ill.

You are seriously ill.

You are seriously ill.

Tom is looking ill.

I am not ill.

The nurse is ill.

She can't be ill.

His son is ill.

His son is ill.

His son is ill.

You're ill, aren't you?

Sami became very ill.

Danville, Ill. Interstate Publishers.

Danville, Ill. Interstate Publishers.

Daville, Ill. Interstate Publishers.

Furthermore, Rommel was ill.

Russell's ministry, though Whig, was not favoured by the Queen.

Of all these apostles We have favoured some over the others.

Burnt clay and copper were a favoured material for Indic inscriptions.

My mother fell very ill.

SudaneseReturnee was also feeling ill.

Ill news comes too soon.

Ann seems to be ill.

Never speak ill of others.

Never speak ill of others.