If this is not my fault, and it doesn't come from any wrong I've done, and the public isn't harmed by it — why should it concern me? And how could the public really be harmed? Don't be swept away by assumptions and popular opinion. You should help others as best you can when the situation calls for it, even if they suffer losses in worldly matters. But don't think they are truly hurt by these things. That's not the right way to see it.
If this neither be my wicked act, nor an act anyways depending from any wickedness of mine, and that by it the public is not hurt; what doth it concern me? And wherein can the public be hurt? For thou must not altogether be carried by conceit and common opinion: as for help thou must afford that unto them after thy best ability, and as occasion shall require, though they sustain damage, but in these middle or worldly things; but however do not thou conceive that they are truly hurt thereby: for that is not right.