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 1 Ded |       Certainly they are quite new, totally new in their very
 2 Ded |    they are quite new, totally new in their very kind: and
 3 Ded |   through the kindling of this new light in the darkness of
 4 Pre |   method of treatment, but not new in substance, insomuch that
 5 Pre |        afterwards they acquire new powers and more commodious
 6 Pre |     could be traversed and the new world discovered, the use
 7 Pre |    endow the human family with new mercies. This likewise I
 8 Plan| Divisions of the Sciences  The New Organon; or Directions concerning
 9 Plan|        or Anticipations of the New Philosophy  The New Philosophy;
10 Plan|        the New Philosophy  The New Philosophy; or Active Science
11 Plan|    easily made perfect and the new more easily approached.
12 Plan|    until it has submitted to a new trial and a fresh judgment
13 Plan|       old errors are destroyed new ones will spring up out
14 Plan| natural history, and that of a new kind and gathered on a new
15 Plan|     new kind and gathered on a new principle. For it is in
16 Plan| Moreover, whenever I come to a new experiment of any subtlety (
17 Plan|    endow the human family with new mercies.~