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 1 Pro    |        mind be left to go its own way) either by the natural force
 2 Ded    |    request to make — a request no way unworthy of your Majesty,
 3 Pre    |     greatly advancing, and that a way must be opened for the human
 4 Pre    | perpetuate error than to open the way to truth.~Upon the whole,
 5 Pre    |       side so many ambiguities of way, such deceitful resemblances
 6 Pre    |           entangled. And then the way is still to be made by the
 7 Pre    |          by a clue, and the whole way from the very first perception
 8 Pre    |       have made any progress, the way has been opened to me by
 9 Pre    |          I have fallen off by the way and left the inquiry incomplete,
10 Pre    |     errors and impediments of the way, to come forward themselves
11 Plan   |         some useful things by the way.~In laying out the divisions
12 Plan   |         by middle terms — a short way, no doubt, but precipitate
13 Plan   |          offers an easy and ready way to disputation. Now my plan
14 Plan   |           when left to go its own way, but I hold it as suspect
15 Plan   |         hold it as suspect and no way established until it has
16 Plan   |         when best disposed and no way obstructed, by reason either
17 Plan   |        puerile hurry to snatch by way of earnest at the first
18 Plan   |         and does her work her own way) — such as that of the heavenly
19 Plan   |          by a regular and certain way to the discovery of causes
20 Plan   |        toward philosophy, both by way of an assurance to men that
21 Plan   |     several precepts and rules by way of illustration (for of
22 Plan   |           that may turn up by the way. And therefore I include
23 Plan   |           in a certain course and way; and yet establishes provisionally
24 Plan(1)|        three golden apples on the way. Atalanta could not resist