Neither urge another to that thou wouldst be unwilling to do thyself, nor do thyself what looks to thee unseemly and intemperate in another.

William Penn (1644–1718) English writer, philosopher, politician, statesman
Some Fruits of Solitude, # 71 (1693)

See also Matthew 7:12.

 
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