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 1 Pref  |   baldness; Lucian, the fly and flattery; when Seneca made such sport
 2 Praise| clapping her hands, is Kolakia, Flattery; she that looks as if she
 3 Praise|   princes, had not my companion Flattery reigned in chief there,
 4 Praise|      supported and cherished by flattery, apishness, gentleness,
 5 Praise|     wild people into cities but flattery? For nothing else is signified
 6 Praise|         nothing but a branch of flattery, no less than rhetoric.
 7 Praise|       not unlike herself called Flattery, begets everywhere; for
 8 Praise|      which, done to another, is flattery. And though perhaps at this
 9 Praise|      truth is inconsistent with flattery, but that it is much otherwise
10 Praise|      furious leopards. For that flattery is the most pernicious of
11 Praise|      way, as pleasure, liberty, flattery, excess; for which cause