Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XXXVIII|     men's minds that truth can hardly find entrance, but even
 2        1, LVII   |     with the particles that it hardly attends to the structure,
 3        1, LXIII  |  physics of Aristotle you hear hardly anything but the words of
 4        1, LXIV   |     their dogmas, though it is hardly to be found elsewhere in
 5        1, LXXIII | particular sciences, there can hardly after the lapse of so many
 6        1, LXXVIII|        of men extends, you can hardly pick out six that were fertile
 7        1, LXXVIII|   Europe. And to each of these hardly two centuries can justly
 8        1, LXXIX  |     fit for use, yet they will hardly grow. Now it is well known
 9        1, XC     |      out of the common way can hardly occur to any man. And if
10        1, XCIX   |       were discovered it could hardly have entered any man's head
11        1, XCIX   |  expanding and exploding would hardly have entered into any man'
12        1, XII    |    yield more easily, there is hardly any heat excited.~To the
13        1, XIII   |      lowest, as in insects, is hardly perceptible to the touch,
14        1, XXVII  |        very frivolous persons, hardly to be named in connection
15        1, XXVII  |        promontories, which can hardly be by accident.~Again, there
16        1, XXXI   |  artificial materials you will hardly find anything similar; but
17        1, XL     |   whereas the other three give hardly any information but what
18        1, XL     |     though faint and weak, and hardly of any use to the eyes of
19        1, XL     |       in the dark, which it is hardly to be believed they do either
20        1, XLVIII |        be one which, though it hardly answers to the name, is
21        1, L      |       and consumption; nothing hardly to condensation and inteneration
22        1, L      |    bodies of animals only, and hardly on others. Of this sort
23        1, L      |     poppy, because these herbs hardly come up except in ploughed