Fourth, you break the rules in many ways too. You are just like them. You might not actually do certain wrong things, but you have the urge to do them. Fear or vanity or some other foolish reason holds you back. Fifth, you cannot know for sure if they have really done wrong. Many actions serve a purpose you do not see. You must know many things before you can judge another person fairly. Sixth, when you get upset or make a big fuss, you forget that life is brief. Soon we will all be dead.
Fourthly, that thou thyself doest transgress in many things, and art even such another as they are. And though perchance thou doest forbear the very act of some sins, yet hast thou in thyself an habitual disposition to them, but that either through fear, or vainglory, or some such other ambitious foolish respect, thou art restrained. Fifthly, that whether they have sinned or no, thou doest not understand perfectly. For many things are done by way of discreet policy; and generally a man must know many things first, before he be able truly and judiciously to judge of another man's action. Sixthly, that whensoever thou doest take on grievously, or makest great woe, little doest thou remember then that a man's life is but for a moment of time, and that within a while we shall all be in our graves.