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1 Ded |       the solid foundation of experience of every kind, and the same
2 Pre |       none who has dwelt upon experience and the facts of nature
3 Pre |    themselves to the waves of experience and almost turned mechanics,
4 Pre |    over, through the woods of experience and particulars; while those
5 Pre |   upon facts and examples and experience, and straightway proceeded,
6 Plan| induction which shall analyze experience and take it to pieces, and
7 Plan|    universe"; that is to say, experience of every kind, and such
8 Plan|       s mind is distracted by experience and history, and how hard
9 Plan|       tossing on the waves of experience, and also that when the