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 1 I | the habit of employing.~My present design, then, is not to
 2 I |   ignorant of those of the present. ~Besides, fictitious narratives
 3 II| with my work has led me to present here a draft of it, I do
 4 II|  much afraid lest even the present undertaking be more than
 5 V | itself in such a way as to present the appearance of heavens;
 6 V | such as we observe them at present; and their nature is much
 7 V |   the feet and hands as at present, unless it continually sent
 8 VI|    been employed up to the present time, I believed that I
 9 VI| does not admit that all at present known in it is almost nothing
10 VI| ought to extend beyond the present, and it is good to omit
11 VI| And so true is this of the present subject that, though I have
12 VI|    the most devoted of the present followers of Aristotle would
13 VI|    certainty than those at present in use; and that my inclination