...fociety of the world. CCCCXLI. We are never fo ready to praife as when we are inclined to detraft ; and often has one man, nay one nation, been flattered by the commendations of a writer, who really ir.esat no more than to fix a flronger çenfure upon another. CCCCXLII. Pleafure is a game for which...

...(ELECT SENTENCES. We are never so ready to praise as when we arc inclined to detract ; and often tins one man, nay one nation; been flattered by the commendations...of a writer, who really meant no more than to fix a stronger censure up -:i another. Nothing is so easy ai to keep up an established character of sense...

...first laugh at tho last, the last cheat tho first. We aro never so ready to -praise, as when wo are inclined to detract ; and often has one man, nay one nation, been flattered by tho commendations of a writer, who really meant no more than to fix a stronger censure upon another....

...are inclined to detract ; and often has one man, nay one nation, been flatterN. Oil's, 15 10 4 68 ed by the commendations of a writer, who really meant no more than to fix a stronger censure upon another. Apogee, Feb. 5th, 2h. M.Moon's Apogee and Perigee. -Diit. 251,100 m»...

...cheat the first. Wash. 32 13 8 87 We are never so ready to praise, as Charles. 17 12 5 Sl when wo are inclined to detract ; and often has one man, nay one nation, been flatterN. Oil's, 15 10 4 58 ed by the commendations of a writer, who Moon's Apogee and Perigee. censure...