Look to yourselves.

But we have no eyes left with which to see ourselves; we look so much at the faults and the blames of our neighbour.

'Publius goes to church sometimes, and reads the Scriptures; but he knows not what he reads or prays, his head is so full of politics.
He is so angry at kings and ministers of state that he has no time nor disposition to call himself to account.

He has the history of all parliaments, elections, prosecutions, and impeachments by heart, and he dies with little or no religion, through a constant fear of Popery.' Poor, old, ill-conditioned Publius! 5.

And, then, his sixty deaf men under old, angry, ill-conditioned Prejudice.