I thought as you do, and you know what my fate was.

Those who caused your misfortunes are watching you day and night, they suspect that you are only biding your time, they take your eagerness to learn, your love of study, your very complaisance, for burning desires for revenge.

The day they can get rid of you they will do with you as they did with me, and they will not let you grow to manhood, because they fear and hate you!" "Hate me?
Still hate me after the wrong they have done me ?" asked the youth in surprise.
Simoun burst into a laugh.

"'It is natural for man to hate those whom he has wronged,' said Tacitus, confirming the _quos laeserunt et oderunt_ of Seneca.

When you wish to gauge the evil or the good that one people has done to another, you have only to observe whether it hates or loves.