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You would not want your neighbour to use brain and tongue in
evil surmises and slanders against you; and you should not do so to
him. The law of the Lord commands that all under His Covenant shall
take heed not to utter one solitary suspicion against a neighbour;
and that if suspicion beyond knowledge be forced upon the mind by
associated circumstances, the new mind shall promptly, with its
native benevolence, counterbalance the suspicions by suggestions of
the possibility of misinformation or misinterpretation and always
give the apparently guilty the benefit of the
doubt. |