Chapter

 1      Pre|        was therefore to throw a kind of starlight on the subject,
 2      Not| transcriber Bacon made the same kind of alterations in the originals
 3        8|     which is higher in the same kind; when by these observations
 4        8|       book of the Lacedaemonian kind of jesting, which joined
 5       11|      relative as is in the same kind and not in a diverse. For
 6       11|         demanding whether every kind of sensible creatures did
 7       14|        several conceits in that kind, as that the lively and
 8       15|        several conceits in that kind, as that the lively and
 9       22|         pride, specially of one kind, which is the disdain of
10      BCo|         may have been copying a kind of notation with which he