nay

And this tale involved the writing of a biography—which would just so happen to involve hours, nay years, of travel for them.

He is rich enough to buy it, nay he has Plenty of it, tho' he hardly ever touches it, when he is by himself.

Nay”—as the youth looked up in astonishment—“nay, answer me not, for I know what thou wouldst have.

"Nay, she will be under a different and a harsher master," said the Roman.

Nay,” as Kenyon attempted to speak again, “I cannot hear you further.

Sire, I have been guilty of a great fault; nay, more than a great fault, a great crime.