Do not speak to show him as an evil example, nor to judge him nor to pretend to be righteous by doing this. If someone has any of the inclinations I speak about above and he speaks to the abbot himself, he is not speaking for the correction of his brother, nor is he if he speaks only for the injury done to himself, but it is a transgression. He is speaking poorly of his brother. But let him look into his own heart and if he sees there a movement of anger or bitterness may he not speak.
