The grown-ups never pay compliments to those who are not grown up.

Well, I did not come here to pay compliments, my young friend.

You may therefore pay compliments without saying what is not true.

I'd rather see you flare out like that than pay compliments.

There, you see I can pay compliments as well as you.

Ah, but people who pay compliments deserve to be put on the rack.

It's the point upon which I don't pay compliments.'

You understand how to pay compliments admirably.

I tell you, it is a talent by itself to pay compliments gracefully and have them ring true.

And you don't pay compliments, either.

Jack, indeed, was an apt disciple of the Blarney Stone, and could pay compliments with any man in Ireland.

You don't pay compliments, Dick.

I don't pay compliments.

By my faith, but you pay compliments with so grave a countenance, Monsieur, that I hardly know how to receive them.

Do you love me-notjust to flirt and pay compliments, but truly-towant me more than any woman in the world?

Oh, but of course; I forgot Spaniards pay compliments to perfection, and you have learnt the art from them, you frozen Northerner.'