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 1 Intro  |       ass-drivers and stable-boys, nay, the harlots and knaves
 2   1    |        should exercise the office. Nay, just because we are all
 3   1    |         heretical and unchristian, nay, even unnatural ordinances
 4 Prop1  |        more. It is an unchristian, nay, an anti-Christian thing
 5 Prop1  |          any more of these orders; nay, he must be commanded to
 6 Prop2  |           entirely out of His own! Nay, what you have under your
 7 Prop2  |            would please me more -- nay, it would be more acceptable
 8 Prop2  |     praying, but for true praying! Nay, He condemns the many and
 9 Prop2  |          more than at other times; nay, he also weakens his body
10 Prop2  |           another. (Matthew 13:14) Nay, where pilgrimages are not
11 Prop2  |         you in your parish-church. Nay, the pope leads you away
12 Prop2  | acknowledge that it was well done. Nay, even to-day they should
13 Prop2  |      intolerable laws of the pope, nay, they cannot well exist
14 Prop3  |        secular, virgin or married; nay He spake of old by an ass,
15 Prop3  |       Christian people do as much? Nay, how do many cities, towns
16 Prop3  |        cleric and taking the vows. Nay, I will go farther and say,