Part

 1 Pro |    difficulties, not using the true helps which are at man's
 2 Pro |        by and throw away those true powers, which, if it be
 3 Ded |      and experimental history, true and severe (unincumbered
 4 Pre |        no other means than the true and legitimate humiliation
 5 Pre |     have established forever a true and lawful marriage between
 6 Pre |     they consider what are the true ends of knowledge, and that
 7 Pre |         when it is in fact the true end and termination of infinite
 8 Plan| inquisition of things, and the true helps of the understanding,
 9 Plan|       first point, I hold that true logic ought to enter the
10 Plan|        perform the office of a true priest of the sense (from
11 Plan|      beset so that there is no true and even surface left to
12 Plan|       which things, and of the true relation between the nature
13 Plan|   first food. For though it be true that I am principally in
14 Plan|      however, according to the true rules and methods of interpretation,
15 Plan|   discovered and proved by the true form of interpretation)
16 Plan|      to write an apocalypse or true vision of the footsteps