Citation - Albany Gazette: 1772.02.17

AG-A.772.004
17 Feb 1772:11 (11) 
It has been remarked, that men are generally kind in
proportion as they are happy. . . [beginning of 3-column
essay. Paragraph 2] Detraction is among those vices, which
the most languid virtue has sufficient force to prevent;
because by detraction, that is not gained which is taken
away:"he who filches from me my good name," says Shakespear,
"enriches not himself, but makes me poor indeed:". . . [2
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