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 1 Ded |         totally new in their very kind: and yet they are copied
 2 Ded | foundation of experience of every kind, and the same well examined
 3 Pre |          that if sciences of this kind had any life in them, that
 4 Pre |        authors who have usurped a kind of dictatorship in the sciences
 5 Pre |        which it fell. Men of this kind, therefore, amend some things,
 6 Pre |        very experiments pursued a kind of wandering inquiry, without
 7 Plan|   Interpretation of Nature") is a kind of logic, though the difference
 8 Plan|  eradicate, so idols of this last kind cannot be eradicated at
 9 Plan|          say, experience of every kind, and such a natural history
10 Plan|        history, and that of a new kind and gathered on a new principle.
11 Plan|       seek out and get together a kind of experiments much subtler
12 Plan|           it were, exorcise every kind of phantasm.~Lastly, knowing
13 Plan|        may be an example in every kind. I do not speak of those
14 Plan|           is. To examples of this kind — being in fact nothing