Chapter

 1 2 | proclaimed God as a Father to us; nay, even gave a precept "that
 2 5 |  regulated by the end of the age. Nay, Lord, Thy kingdom come
 3 5 |          sake of which we suffer, nay, rather, for the sake of
 4 6 |         expect from their father. Nay, even that nocturnal knocker
 5 7 |           a brother seven times, "Nay," saith He, "seventy-seven
 6 13|          we do not surrender Him; nay, we ought even to set ourselves
 7 16|      except where there is a bed! Nay, whoever sits in a chair
 8 17|           annoy their neighbours? Nay, by making their petitions
 9 22|        beauty and finding lovers? Nay, let us see whether it were
10 22|          invite others unto good? Nay, but even you yourself run
11 22|            if you veil your head; nay, you do not seem to assume
12 29|           after their own manner. Nay, the birds too, rising out