Part

 1 Pro |        correct themselves, was a thing not to be hoped for, because
 2 Pro |     therefore — to try the whole thing anew upon a better plan,
 3 Pro |        undertaking it may seem a thing infinite and beyond all
 4 Pro | enterprise it is, and how hard a thing to win faith and credit
 5 Pro |     issue is either nothing or a thing so great that it may well
 6 Ded |          the first notion of the thing, and such great suspicions
 7 Pre |         the future, it becomes a thing not only useful, but absolutely
 8 Pre |          repetitions of the same thing, varying in the method of
 9 Pre |        they have done some great thing if they do but add and introduce
10 Pre |        nature of anything in the thing itself; let him vary his
11 Pre |     beyond. And there is another thing to be remembered — namely,
12 Pre |        glory of God to conceal a thing, but it is the glory of
13 Pre |      glory of the King to find a thing out." Even as though the
14 Pre |        Instauration of mine is a thing infinite and beyond the
15 Pre |        nature is concerned) as a thing uncertain, confused, and
16 Plan|        enumeration, is a puerile thing, concludes at hazard, is
17 Plan|       the sense does apprehend a thing its apprehension is not
18 Plan|        itself shall judge of the thing. And thus I conceive that
19 Plan|       which is quite a different thing — almost the reverse.~The
20 Plan|           of this last part is a thing both above my strength and