Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |         late to the rescue, and no way able to set matters right
 2      Pre         |      people, thinking that in that way they might manage it, would
 3      Pre         |         object being to open a new way for the understanding, a
 4      Pre         |           for the understanding, a way by them untried and unknown),
 5      Pre         |             It does not lie in the way. It cannot be caught up
 6      Pre         |        have trodden, we may find a way at length into her inner
 7      Pre         |           trial for himself of the way which I describe and lay
 8        1, XVIII  |            a more sure and guarded way, and that a method of intellectual
 9        1, XIX    |            middle axioms. And this way is now in fashion. The other
10        1, XIX    |           of all. This is the true way, but as yet untried.~
11        1, XXI    |          tries a little that other way, which is the right one,
12        1, XXIV   |    particulars easily discover the way to new particulars, and
13        1, XXV    |      before, chance to come in the way, the axiom is rescued and
14        1, XXXV   |           with arms to force their way in. I in like manner would
15        1, XXXVII |         has some agreement with my way of proceeding at the first
16        1, XXXVII |          be known in nature by the way which is now in use. But
17        1, XLVI   |       their vows?" And such is the way of all superstition, whether
18        1, LIX    |         nature, words stand in the way and resist the change. Whence
19        1, LXI    |            me being only as to the way. For as the saying is, the
20        1, LXI    |          when a man runs the wrong way, the more active and swift
21        1, LXVII  |        perpetuate them, leaving no way open to reach and dislodge
22        1, LXVII  |         theirs is a fairer seeming way than arbitrary decisions,
23        1, LXIX   |         come to set forth the true way for the interpretation of
24        1, LXXVII |       strong presumption the other way. For the worst of all auguries
25        1, LXXXII |             yet they have chosen a way to it which is altogether
26        1, LXXXII |       diligently consider what the way is by which men have been
27        1, LXXXII |            chance of finding their way, when they had much better
28        1, LXXXII |            of the candle shows the way; commencing as it does with
29        1, LXXXII |          entirely, or losing their way in it and wandering round
30        1, LXXXIII|      length to this, that the true way is not merely deserted,
31        1, LXXXV  |      assuredly be turned the other way. For after observing their
32        1, LXXXIX |      result, though in a different way, tend the speculations of
33        1, XC     |         anything out of the common way can hardly occur to any
34        1, XCVIII |           understanding, or in any way adequate. On the contrary,
35        1, XCVIII |        than when they go their own way. Good hopes may therefore
36        1, XCIX   |         end equally well whichever way they turn out; for they
37        1, XCIX   |           their turn point out the way again to new particulars,
38        1, XCIX   |        being not only carried that way by a natural impulse, but
39        1, XCIX   | unquestionably falls out the other way. And therefore far better
40        1, XCIX   |          colored by the old; which way of forming opinions is very
41        1, XCIX   |  immediately rejected.~In the same way, if, before the discovery
42        1, XCIX   |     example. And this I say not by way of boasting, but because
43        1, XCIX   |          as I suppose, some little way. And then let them consider
44        1, XCIX   |         may be expected (after the way has been thus indicated)
45        1, XCIX   |         rather because it is not a way over which only one man
46        1, XCIX   |          only for the time, and by way of interest (so to speak),
47        1, XCIX   |      should produce some myself by way of earnest. But my course
48        1, XCIX   |          tables many things by the way, and apply them to the production
49        1, XCIX   |          in hand hereafter. For my way of discovering sciences
50        1, XCIX   |          may also be asked (in the way of doubt rather than objection)
51        1, XCIX   |           we preparing ourselves a way into her inner chambers.
52        1, XCIX   |      therefore that to this also a way must be opened and laid
53        1, XI     |      sometimes catch fire; and the way they kindled fire in the
54        1, XIII   |      violently when the wind gives way than it advances while the
55        1, XVI    |           is quickly said; but the way to come at it is winding
56        1, XX     |          Nature in the affirmative way, on the strength both of
57        1, XX     |          the form of heat, made by way of indulgence to the understanding.~
58        1, XX     |      proceed equably, but have its way in one part and be counteracted
59        1, XXII   |            such instances make the way short, and accelerate and
60        1, XXIII  |          single instance leads the way (as is evident from all
61        1, XXVI   |      though imperfectly, paves the way to the discovery of forms.
62        1, XXVI   |           make their impression by way of a strong affection, as
63        1, XXIX   |        side point out and open the way to errors and deflections
64        1, XXIX   |      suspected which depend in any way on religion, as the prodigies
65        1, XXXI   |            kind except by the same way in which these were done —
66        1, XXXI   |            though in kind it be no way extraordinary, yet it is
67        1, XXXI   |         juices are brittle, and no way cohesive or tenacious. On
68        1, XXXII  |     instances pave and prepare the way for the operative part,
69        1, XXXV   |          the law to nature (as his way is), he very dictatorially
70        1, XXXVI  |   astronomers and schoolmen, whose way it is to overrule the senses,
71        1, XXXVI  |            the schoolmen, as their way is, explain in a very careless
72        1, XXXVI  |          branches into two in this way. Either this motion is caused
73        1, XXXVI  |          branches into two in this way. The motion is excited either
74        1, XXXIX  |         leaped for joy, thinking a way was now discovered of discerning
75        1, XXXIX  |       these show us that the Milky Way is a group or cluster of
76        1, XL     |          its distance, there is no way of manifesting it to the
77        1, XL     |         the surface, or make their way from the interior. Thus
78        1, XL     |           our information comes by way of reduction. Now the most
79        1, XL     |           With regard to the fifth way in which objects escape
80        1, XLI    |           of the kind. In the same way we should examine the hatching
81        1, XLII   |        propose such experiments by way of example. Again, there
82        1, XLII   |          place we may conceive, by way of image or representation,
83        1, XLV    |            which catch fire a long way off, as we are told the
84        1, XLVIII |           them is weaker and gives way. For the motions and efforts
85        1, XLVIII |      actually sustain. In the same way, if water had a mind to
86        1, XLVIII |          the parts seeking in that way also to free themselves
87        1, XLVIII |         transmutation. In the same way water, if made to contract
88        1, XLVIII |        which open for themselves a way) if there can be found a
89        1, XLVIII |      putrefaction, which paves the way for the generation of a
90        1, XLVIII |        these means, as well as the way of escape from them, ought
91        1, XLVIII |         crack be smaller, it gives way, and the motion of continuity
92        1, XLVIII |           which these motions give way. That is to say, whether
93        1, L      |      heterogeneous are in a coarse way incorporated and mixed up
94        1, L      |         the meeting body opens the way to one portion of the body
95        1, LII    |        with her tools in a general way. The rest need not be inquired