Dialogue

1 2|      loath to part with your old prejudice. But, to make you quit it
2 2|       there is withal a stain of prejudice, or a wrong bias on the
3 3|        without examination, upon prejudice; but now, after inquiry,
4 3| epidemical opinion, arising from prejudice, or passion, or thoughtlessness,
5 3|       marked by each name. Which prejudice seems to have taken its
6 3|  anything else but the effect of prejudice, which never fails to attend
7 3|     therefore, to this weight of prejudice, let us throw into the scale