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 1 Ded |         work. I know not what to say for myself. For of time
 2 Ded |          and of the mind. And to say truth, I am wont for my
 3 Ded |      think as in what they do or say. But for this accident which
 4 Pre |     specious and empty — such, I say, as either entangle assent
 5 Pre |      eagerness; it has sought, I say, experiments of fruit, not
 6 Pre |      minds. I have not sought (I say) nor do I seek either to
 7 Pre |      make are these. Of myself I say nothing; but in behalf of
 8 Plan|        the universe"; that is to say, experience of every kind,
 9 Plan| constraint and vexed; that is to say, when by art and the hand
10 Plan|         the end in view. Nay (to say the plain truth), I do in