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1 Pro |       reach. There was but one course left, therefore — to try
2 Pre |    full stature, and so (their course being completed) have settled
3 Pre |        forced out of their own course: men of capacity and intellect
4 Pre |      some single discovery — a course of proceeding at once poor
5 Pre |      intellect left to its own course is not to be trusted; but
6 Plan|    when she is left to her own course and does her work her own
7 Plan|     were, of philosophy in its course of natural history, not
8 Plan|      known except in a certain course and way; and yet establishes
9 Plan| legitimate, chaste, and severe course of inquiry which I have