Chapter

 1 5  |      fear to give utterance. Nay, my eloquence is consummate,
 2 23 | dowries for their daughters. Nay, I should not have hesitated
 3 26 |     of the powers of heaven. Nay, it is one of the first
 4 32 |    use of curved fish-hooks. Nay, you will class in the same
 5 45 |     of a number of persons? ~Nay, even supposing I had thought
 6 53 |                         53] ~Nay, further, though I had almost
 7 62 |   sorcery can lie concealed? Nay, what is there that does
 8 64 |   and of the world above us. Nay, in its zeal to reach the
 9 80 |    and must not be believed. Nay, even supposing her to have
10 85 |      might match grey hairs? Nay, the most offensive thing
11 86 |      by some sense of shame. Nay, you would never have touched
12 89 |      gave her five too many. Nay, that is hardly enough.
13 100|    of her most unfilial son? Nay, it is not her son to whom
14 102|    as have been put to you. ~Nay, since every action must
15 103|      you style so palpable. ~Nay, see whether I cannot reply