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 1      Not|                                  Note to Preface by James Spedding:~
 2      Not|          in use, together with a note of the wants and the nature
 3      Not|    possibly be the transcriber’s note of the time when he finished
 4      Not|         Ellis I have stated in a note upon his preface to the
 5      Not|    discovered and in use, with a note of the wants and the nature
 6      Not|       purpose is at this time to note only omissions and deficiencies,
 7      Not|          doth naturally result a note what things are yet held
 8      Not| circumlocution but by particular note. No former philosophy,”
 9      Not|        preface to NOVUM ORGANUM, note C. But I have to deal with
10        8|       Cicero’s discourse and the note and conceit of the Grecians
11        8|      thought to dally, if he did note how the figures of rhetoric
12        8|         So then we see that this note leadeth us to an administration
13        9|  inventions. And this did Celsus note wisely and truly, how that
14        9|          least give some awaking note both of the wants in man’
15       10|          IN USE, TOGETHER WITH A NOTE OF THE WANTS AND THE NATURE
16       11| circumlocution but by particular note. No former philosophy varied
17       11|   direction, though that general note I have given be perspicuous
18       13|        them according to popular note. That at the first one would
19      BCo|  connexion there was between the note and the manuscript it is
20      BCo|        is led to suspect in it a note of the positions of the
21      BCo|          the writing contained a note of the positions of Mercury