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 1 2 |     scientific investigation of nature, that is we must take for
 2 2 |   character which appear in all Nature’s work. Of these one is
 3 2 |      work. Of these one is that Nature creates nothing without
 4 2 |      another that is the way of Nature. Next we must take for granted
 5 4 |        on the left leg; for the nature of the right is to initiate
 6 6 |      its own motion, because in nature nothing has a movement backwards,
 7 7 |     four, and that if it is the nature of anything so to progress
 8 8 |      are limbless is first that nature makes nothing without purpose,
 9 11|      when moving naturally. And Nature makes nothing contrary to
10 11|     nothing contrary to her own nature.~
11 12|      theirs. The reason is that Nature’s workmanship is never purposeless,
12 14| relative to the line of vision, Nature has made its eyes able to
13 16|        ground.~But crabs are in nature the oddest of all polypods;
14 17|       having short legs is that nature has added to their feet
15 19|         in a manner contrary to nature. They are not moving things,