... to see any thing which may detract from the merit of him whom he deems generally deserving. Fair criticism is that which exposes both the merits and defects of the work under consideration. As it is fair, it is also the only useful criticism. The end ...

... bare idea of this ought to preserve thousands, ivho perhaps fall into the error throueli mere exuberance of spirits, from exposing thetusehes to a suspicion at which their nature must shrink. Youth, beauty, or genuine accomplishments stand in no need of ...