Chapter

 1 II    |     essentials of legal trial,—nay, in opposition to the very
 2 VI    |       of living, in sentiment, nay in language itself, you
 3 VII   |      was our guilt made known? nay, by whom could it be divulged?
 4 XI    | Bacchus and Ceres and Minerva, nay, even before the time of
 5 XIII  |        are subject to tribute; nay, they are holier in proportion
 6 XIII  |        give you credit for it; nay, they will be grateful that
 7 XIX   |       and guardians of events, nay (and I am still within the
 8 XXI   |     from any impure connexion; nay, even she whom He seems
 9 XXXVII|     permission or instigation? Nay, with the very phrenzy of
10 XXXVII|  brought shame upon your rule; nay, the punishment would have
11 XLIX  |        honour, we of ridicule; nay, and of more, even of punishment.