Book, Aphorism

 1        1, X     |     only there is no one by to observe it.~
 2        1, LXII  |  philosophical theater you may observe the same thing which is
 3        1, LXVI  | leaving all this, anyone shall observe (for instance) that there
 4        1, LXXXV |       of nature.~Again, if you observe the refinement of the liberal
 5        1, XCII  |       of our judgment. We must observe diligently what encouragement
 6        1, XCIX  |      larger and wider, we must observe whether by indicating to
 7        1, XCIX  |   intelligence will everywhere observe indications and outlines
 8        1, XCIX  |     arts.~Again, it is well to observe the force and virtue and
 9        1, XII   |       and the rays of the sun, observe whether it diminishes the
10        1, XII   |     spread or more contracted. Observe therefore whether the same
11        1, XII   |   glass of this kind, and then observe whether there ensues a sinking
12        1, XII   |       water, and the like; and observe whether there ensue an increase
13        1, XII   |     butter, wax, or pitch; and observe whether by its heat it in
14        1, XII   |    better retain its heat, and observe whether by its heat it makes
15        1, XII   |    much hotter on the stomach. Observe therefore on what other
16        1, XXIX  |        nature will more easily observe her deviations; and on the
17        1, XXXI  |        their kind have (if you observe) been brought to light,
18        1, XXXI  | exceedingly common. Now if you observe them with attention, you
19        1, XXXVI |      the other down below, and observe carefully whether the clock
20        1, XXXVI |     below the ground; that is, observe whether the clock so placed
21        1, XXXVI |   dense body of water. Also we observe that the dark air behind
22        1, XXXVI |      the taper a yellow flame. Observe therefore whether the flame
23        1, XL    |        Nor do they remember or observe, while making such separations,
24        1, XL    |   light, or by a light within.~Observe also that at present I am
25        1, XLI   |        sowing of the seed, and observe (as we may easily do, by
26        1, XLI   |       in which we might easily observe the whole process of vivification
27        1, XLV   |       so that to ascertain and observe these distances in the investigation
28        1, XLVIII|   reduced to a smaller number. Observe, nevertheless, that I am
29        1, L     |   would not be out of place to observe that the motions of bodies