Chapter

 1      Not|      the more awake in deducing direction of works from the speculation
 2        9|       have failed in their very direction and address that error will
 3       11|        but in the nature of the direction; for our purpose is not
 4       11|        travels. The fullness of direction to work and produce any
 5       11|  liberty. Certainty is when the direction is not only true for the
 6       11| infallible. Liberty is when the direction is not restrained to some
 7       11|        Besides as a conjectural direction maketh a casual effect,
 8       11|       particular and restrained direction is no less casual than an
 9       11|        for want of certainty in direction you are frustrated in success,
10       11|          for want of variety in direction you are stopped in attempt.
11       11|      attempt. If therefore your direction be certain, it must refer
12       11|        Whiteness; let the first direction be that if air and water
13       11|      rivers, and the like. This direction is certain, but very particular
14       11|       and water. Let the second direction be, that if air be mingled
15       11|      tied to air. Let the third direction exclude or remove the restraint
16       11|    become white. Let the fourth direction exclude the restraint of
17       11|   beareth a part. Let the fifth direction then be, that if any bodies,
18       11|       give an example of a free direction, thereby to distinguish
19       11|        hand, we admit the sixth direction to be, that all bodies or
20       11|        of induction. This sixth direction, which I have thus explained,
21       11|   further freeing of this sixth direction; for the clearness of a
22       11|          But you must free your direction to the producing of such
23       11|         I call the freeing of a direction, in the received philosophies (
24       11|        gold; in like manner the direction carrieth a resemblance of
25       11|         a resemblance of a true direction in verity and liberty which
26       11|      liberty which indeed is no direction at all. For though your
27       11|         at all. For though your direction seem to be certain and free
28       11|      and warrant what is a true direction, though that general note
29       11|     make it smooth it is a good direction to say, make it even; but
30       11|        stone even it is no good direction to say, make it bright or
31       11|         and concur; and yet the direction is more unperfect, if it
32       11|        in a diverse. For in the direction to produce brightness by