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 1     I|      bought with? She answered: Nay, but strong of courage,
 2     I|     Whereunto anon he answered: Nay in no wise ye shall die,
 3     I|         me. Then our Lord said: Nay not so, thou shalt die,
 4     I|       of my bailiff be my heir. Nay, said our Lord, he shall
 5     I|      their feet. And they said: Nay, we shall abide here in
 6     I|  answered: Jacob. Then he said: Nay, said he, thy name shall
 7     I|    these and let them be thine. Nay, said Jacob, I pray thee
 8     I|         and said to his father: Nay father, it is not convenient,
 9     I|     return again, and some said nay; but in conclusion they
10    II|        was drunk. And she said: Nay, my Lord, I am a sorrowful
11    II|        sin deadly and venially, nay, and this was done in the
12   III|   torments. S. Agatha answered: Nay, but reny thou thine idols
13   III|     christian, and he answered: Nay, but that they were paynims.
14   III|    draweth him out ? They said: Nay. Then said he: Let us pray
15   III|       away the body of S. Mark? Nay, ye lead with you an Egyptian.
16   III|       belief? And then he said: Nay, holy father, for I am in
17   III|      any of them. And they said nay; and then he showed them
18   III|         their law, and he said: Nay. They demanded him if he
19   III|  Paradise terrestrial, he said: Nay. They demanded him if he
20   III|         was a prophet, he said: Nay. They demanded him whereof
21   III|   virgin sacred; Genevieve said nay, telling to her the place
22    IV|       ween ye to go without me? Nay, when thou shalt depart,
23    IV|      who I am? And he answered: Nay. And the devil said to him:
24    IV|        he knew him, and he said nay. And S. James said to him:
25    IV|      any of them, but they said nay. And then he showed them
26    IV|       had written, and he said: Nay, I shall not subscribe after
27    IV|     would go also. And he said: Nay, father, I shall not leave
28    IV|       lessed to her being dead? Nay, nay, for if the death of
29    IV|         to her being dead? Nay, nay, for if the death of all
30     V|      take me out of mine house? Nay, thou shalt not! And the
31     V|     thou that I will be a monk? Nay, I thought it never, ne
32     V|       laugh. And the maid said: Nay, it is sin in which a man
33     V|         miracles. And she said: Nay, it is the head of a man,
34     V|        so that no man durst say nay to him. And then Eraclius
35     V| together. And S. Remigius said: Nay, it shall neither be mine
36    VI|         like wise. And he said: Nay, and he would not agree
37    VI|     thou any fish? And he said: Nay, for I have awaited on you
38    VI|  anything thereby, and he said: Nay, forsooth. Then the king
39    VI|        incorrupt, and some said nay; and in this meek strife
40    VI|      two children. And he said: Nay, yet he had these home to
41    VI|    heard anything, and he said: Nay. And the bishop bade him
42    VI|    buried. But his mother said: Nay; and soon after he revived
43    VI|       thou not me? And he said: Nay, I am thy fellow in the
44    VI|    doubtest thou it? Say yea or nay. Then Valerian cried saying:
45   VII|      mine, and that other said: Nay, but it is mine, and that
46   VII|         all men, and they said: Nay Then said he: Be they known
47   VII|      are my love, and she said: Nay, I am Rosamond the queen,
48   VII|        to do harm? He answered: Nay sir, but my time is accomplished.
49   VII|        the holy man: Alas, sir, nay, for I that am a poor creature