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1 Pro | overhastily abstracted from the facts; nor are the secondary and
2 Ded |       must be gathered from the facts of nature. May God Almighty
3 Pre |         upon experience and the facts of nature as long as is
4 Pre |       cast a glance or two upon facts and examples and experience,
5 Pre |        and constantly among the facts of nature, withdraw my intellect
6 Pre |      and is abstracted from the facts rashly and sooner than is
7 Plan|     overhastily abstracted from facts, vague, not sufficiently
8 Plan|        world itself, must go to facts themselves for everything.
9 Plan|         steadily fixed upon the facts of nature and so receiving