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 1 Pro |          convinced that the human intellect makes its own difficulties,
 2 Pre |       course: men of capacity and intellect above the vulgar having
 3 Pre |          perceived that the human intellect left to its own course is
 4 Pre | application of the human mind and intellect be introduced.~For my own
 5 Pre |      facts of nature, withdraw my intellect from them no further than
 6 Plan|     Philosophy  The Ladder of the Intellect  The Forerunners; or Anticipations
 7 Plan|        next point is to equip the intellect for passing beyond. To the
 8 Plan|          and humanity allows) the intellect may be raised and exalted,
 9 Plan|          the first notions of the intellect, there is not one of the
10 Plan|          impressions taken by the intellect when left to go its own
11 Plan|           themselves if the human intellect were even and like a fair
12 Plan|         in the very nature of the intellect, which is far more prone
13 Plan|        established maxim that the intellect is not qualified to judge
14 Plan|         of the expurgation of the intellect to qualify it for dealing
15 Plan|          is as necessary that the intellect should be supplied with
16 Plan|       when the time comes for the intellect to begin its work, it may
17 Plan|       that we have surrounded the intellect with faithful helps and