Chapter

 1      Pre|        following fragments of a great work on the Interpretation of
 2      Pre|            first book of the proposed work. The detached passages contain
 3      Pre|              tract belong to the same work, as it appears from both
 4      Not|               the developement of the work; the order of the chapters
 5      Not|             time when he finished his work; for which (but for one
 6      Not|            1605 he was engaged upon a work entitled “The Interpretation
 7      Not|             was the form of the great work on which he was engaged:
 8      Not|              he was engaged: it was a work concerning the Interpretation
 9      Not|         by-thought and no part of the work on the Interpretation of
10      Not|           fragments the design of the work appears to have undergone
11      Not|              that might be too long a work. He may have inserted a
12      Not|              passage, the body of the work would still represent a
13        1|               CAN HE NOT FIND OUT THE WORK WHICH GOD WORKETH FROM THE
14        1|            basis whereupon man should work. But notwithstanding these
15        1|              injustice; but this is a work truly divine, which cometh
16        1|               The access also to this work hath been by that port or
17        1|           front and beginning of this work without hesitation or reservation
18       11|              fullness of direction to work and produce any effect consisteth
19       11|               open that which in this work I determine to reserve;
20       17|             as have sought action and work out of their inquiry have
21       17|      formulary of interpretation, the work whereof is to abridge experience
22       18|              discerned both where the work is weak, and where it breaketh
23       19|      difficulties and vastness of the work is rather in shew and muster
24       19| interpretation of nature, (except the work should be undertaken with