Chapter

 1 1 |      it is heretical, nor such licence defensible because it is
 2 1 |  continence is as religious as licence is modest; since both the
 3 1 |   honours the law of marriage, licence tempers it; the former is
 4 3 | considerations) obliterate the licence of marrying, whether we
 5 3 |     the condition on which the licence is granted, or the preference
 6 10|         She has within her the licence of the mind, which represents
 7 11|      draw their defence of the licence of second marriage; nay,
 8 11|       this indeed had been so, licence let loose without limit
 9 12|  itself in anything tending to licence, as if on the ground of
10 14|    bid--permitting a temporary licence of re-marriage on account