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 1      I, 3     |    marrying is conceded is necessity; but whatever necessity
 2      I, 3     |    necessity; but whatever necessity grants, she by her very
 3      I, 3     | stands the case? I must of necessity die (if I be apprehended
 4      I, 4     |  its own shame, pleads the necessity of a husband to the female
 5      I, 4     |   causes it trumps up the "necessity" for marrying,--promising
 6      I, 7     |    into the world? must of necessity take us out of it too. Therefore
 7      I, 7     |  puts an end to that which necessity commanded. How detrimental
 8     II, 1intro| authority, and is bound to necessity. In the former case, to
 9     II, 2     |   one, therefore, have the necessity of continuing; the other,
10     II, 3     |    believing woman must of necessity obey God. And how can she
11     II, 3     | honour (shown) to the very necessity (which makes them incumbent),