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 1      Des|   EXPERIMENTAL HISTORY SUCH AS MAY SERVE FOR THE FOUNDATION
 2      Des|        that some portion of it may be put out of peril. A similar
 3      Des|  experimental history, such as may serve to build philosophy
 4      Des|      to me, therefore, that it may not be amiss to try if there
 5      Des|      so manifold and laborious may even during my life (if
 6      Des|  forecast of the mark aimed at may suggest to men's minds other
 7      Des|      other things also which I may perhaps have overlooked.
 8      Aph|   bonds" of nature, so that we may fairly distribute it into
 9      Aph|        things artificial again may sometimes be rightly joined
10      Aph|        even that utility which may be derived immediately from
11      Aph|       and variety of things as may suffice for the formation
12      Aph|        concisely, so that they may be nothing less than words.
13      Aph|    virtue in these dregs, they may be extracted and laid up
14      Aph| however the truth of the thing may be) I assign comets of whatever
15      Aph|      have already said that it may be most conveniently joined
16      Aph| mechanical and illiberal as it may seem (all fineness and daintiness
17      Aph| important for the cook that he may know how to regulate the
18      Aph|    more at large, but which it may be enough here to enjoin
19      Aph|  things and the influence they may have upon philosophy.~
20      Aph|        be set forth (as far as may be) numbered, weighed, measured,
21      Aph|      because many other things may depend upon it, then certainly
22      Aph|  proscribed, that the sciences may be no more troubled with
23      Aph|     are also some things which may be usefully added to the
24      Aph|      should be added, that men may be free to judge for themselves
25      Aph|       also that men's industry may be roused to discover, if
26      Aph|        the majesty of heavenly may be compared with the humbleness
27      Aph|        of Orion.~Fifthly, that may perhaps be of some assistance
28      Aph| varieties and sects, that they may touch and rouse the intellect
29      Cat|        from which such motions may be collected.~18. History
30      Cat|      and Powers of Figures.~It may not be amiss to observe