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 1 Pre |        and constructions, in so far that men shall sooner leave
 2 Pre |        weak. For, first, we are far from knowing all that in
 3 Pre |      men will consider well how far, upon that which I must
 4 Pre |      fit, is by me rejected (so far as the inquisition of nature
 5 Plan|        set everything forth, as far as may be, plainly and perspicuously (
 6 Plan| understanding, that thereby (as far as the condition of mortality
 7 Plan|      subtlety of experiments is far greater than that of the
 8 Plan|         the intellect, which is far more prone to error than
 9 Plan|     already past remedy, and is far from setting the business
10 Plan|     arts properly so called, so far as I have been able to examine