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 1      Des|  another small portion of the work, and to publish it along
 2      Des|    and aptly digested for the work of the interpreter which
 3      Des|    elsewhere) a kind of royal work. It occurs to me, therefore,
 4      Des|    For as much relates to the work itself of the intellect,
 5      Des|    which the intellect has to work are so widely spread that
 6      Des|    for want of warning set to work the wrong way and guide
 7      Des|      all sciences will be the work of a few years. This, therefore,
 8      Aph|   difficult and laborious the work is, the more ought it to
 9      Aph|      increase the mass of the work and add little or nothing
10      Aph|      this all. For in a great work it is no less necessary
11      Aph|    anything is wanted for the work of the interpreter which
12      Aph|       more convenient for the work of the interpreter, which
13      Aph|      diligently observed, the work of the history will at once
14      Aph|   poor-spirited person a vast work — let him turn to the libraries;
15      Aph|    whereas in the Plan of the Work I have spoken of the cardinal
16      Aph| written before we come to the work of Interpretation, I have