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 1      Not|   quarto size, written in the hand of one of Bacon’s servants,
 2      Not|       and written in the same hand as this manuscript.~Bacon’
 3      Not|        from the hurried Saxon hand full of large sweeping curves
 4      Not|  written in the transcriber’s hand: all that follows is Bacon’
 5        1|     come immediately from his hand, I demand of them, as Job
 6       11|   returning to our purpose in hand, we admit the sixth direction
 7       11|  itself, but smooth is to the hand and bright to the eye, and
 8       19|   much better gathered to his hand. That the same humour of
 9       19|       perfect round by aim of hand only, there must be a great
10       19|      unsteady and unpractised hand and a steady and practised,
11      BCo|     are apparently by another hand, probably of later date,
12      BCo| Philosophy” is in Bacon’s own hand, written lightly in the
13      BCo|    when the manuscript was at hand; and so many of the characters