Elizabeth Throckmorton experiences fits of sickness in which she complains of pain in her heart and belly; it ends after several days only to be replaced by weeping, drowsiness and trances. Taking her outside stops bringing her out of her fits. While in a trance, she will often sew or knit, mourning if it is taken from her. During this time, she is able to read the Bible again, and has a three-day stretch in which the names of Satan, the Devil and Mother Samuel distress her.(19-22)