We may not leave them out of any of the plans that we make.

We must think of their interests and good when we are thinking of our own.

They have rights as well as ourselves, and we must think of these when asserting our own.

No man may set his fence a hair's breadth over the line on his neighbor's ground.

No man may gather even a head of his neighbor's wheat, or a cluster of grapes from his neighbor's vine.