A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .

A considerate man will always cultivate, in act, thought, and speech, that which is good for living beings . . . .