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 1 Ded |      natural and experimental history, true and severe (unincumbered
 2 Plan|      Natural and Experimental History for the Foundation of Philosophy
 3 Plan|      kind, and such a natural history as may serve for a foundation
 4 Plan|   broken off; lastly, natural history trivial and poor — all these
 5 Plan|       must be laid in natural history, and that of a new kind
 6 Plan|     guide its working. But my history differs from that in use (
 7 Plan|     the object of the natural history which I propose is not so
 8 Plan|    the office of this natural history of mine.~Next, with regard
 9 Plan|      of it: I mean it to be a history not only of nature free
10 Plan| freedom.~Nor do I confine the history to bodies, but I have thought
11 Plan|    besides to make a separate history of such virtues as may be
12 Plan|   hitherto dealt with natural history. For I admit nothing but
13 Plan|      in its course of natural history, not to let it accustom
14 Plan|  distracted by experience and history, and how hard it is at the
15 Plan|        as it were, glances of history toward philosophy, both
16 Plan|      ready. By such a natural history, then, as I have described,