Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXVII |       establish idols and in some sort to perpetuate them, leaving
 2        1, LXXX  |   youthful and unripe wits with a sort of first dye, in order that
 3        1, XCII  |     wither and decay, yet in such sort that when they have reached
 4        1, XCIX  |        generalities, I maintain a sort of suspension of the judgment,
 5        1, XII   |           and in clear weather, a sort of luminous appearance without
 6        1, XII   |        fact, and looked upon as a sort of miracle, that a few years
 7        1, XIII  |        have experience is in some sort opposed to tangible matter.~
 8        1, XXV   |      striving indeed and making a sort of first attempt, but buried
 9        1, XXV   |       bubble of water, which is a sort of consistent pellicle of
10        1, XXV   |         so shape the water into a sort of castle of bubbles which
11        1, XXVI  |         of the proposed nature, a sort of Lesser Form. For since
12        1, XXVI  |           the sense of taste is a sort of compound of an internal
13        1, XXIX  |          alchemy, and men of that sort, who are a kind of suitors
14        1, XXXII |       must be begun at once, as a sort of particular history; because
15        1, XXXII |           should be employed as a sort of preparative for setting
16        1, XXXV  |         wonderful and efficacious sort of nothing, or mathematical
17        1, XXXIX |        viz., that glasses of this sort do honor to the works of
18        1, XXXIX |        seen and placed, so that a sort of selenography can be made.
19        1, XL    |         the better from the viler sort, should be referred to this
20        1, XLI   |         should therefore be set a sort of night watch over nature,
21        1, XLVIII|          matter, which is in some sort the converse of the last
22        1, XLVIII|       several parts of whatsoever sort, so long the homogeneous
23        1, XLVIII|      congregation, but to be of a sort of intermediate and imperfect
24        1, XLVIII|          part; so that there is a sort of government and polity
25        1, L     |            I have heard also of a sort of machine or boat capable
26        1, L     |           described bodies of any sort can easily be suspended,
27        1, L     |         hardly on others. Of this sort we have many instances in
28        1, L     |            whether by dung of any sort, or by chalk, sea sand,
29        1, LI    |           thing required in every sort of transformation of bodies)
30        1, LII   | investigation of natures. Of this sort are instances conformable,