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 1      Not|          the chapters, and added words to the headings in order
 2      Not|        wanting, thus writing the words “of the Interpretation of
 3      Not|          follows is Bacon’s. The words between brackets have a
 4        8|          thereupon spending many words to maintain that eloquence
 5        8| eloquence was not a shop of good words and elegancies but a treasury
 6        8|     knowledge both of matter and words, Socrates divorced them
 7        8|          concerning the kinds of words, their derivations, deflexions,
 8        8|         differing proprieties of words, phrases, and tropes; they
 9        9|         I mean nothing less than words, and directly to demonstrate
10       12|        two. That the subtilty of words, arguments, notions, yea
11       18|          examples, some of great words and high discourse, some
12       19|      necessity be uttered in old words, and because upon true and