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 1 Pro |     is from them that all the rest flow) are false, confused,
 2 Ded |       any man's mind. All the rest follows readily enough.
 3 Ded |      longer float in air, but rest on the solid foundation
 4 Pre |    sloth and indolence of the rest. For after the sciences
 5 Pre |   modesty by assenting to the rest. But these mediocrities
 6 Pre |       and to those arts which rest in discourse and opinion,
 7 Plan|      from these to derive the rest by middle terms — a short
 8 Plan| pending the completion of the rest, like interest payable from
 9 Plan|   inns, in which the mind may rest and refresh itself on its
10 Plan|     of causes in which it can rest. For even those schools
11 Plan|      of my work (to which the rest is subservient and ministrant)
12 Plan|      was very good, and didst rest from thy labors. But man,
13 Plan|     spirit, and could find no rest therein. Wherefore if we