We impute to others our own thoughts and feelings

   A man tends to impute to others his own thoughts and feelings.  
   If the thoughts and feelings of his own heart tend to be 
   deceitful, low and without principle he tends to impute these 
   same types of thoughts and feelings to others;  if his own 
   thoughts and feelings tend to be honest, high and principled he 
   tends to impute these types of thoughts and feelings to others.  
   It is for this reason that bad men are often overly suspicious 
   and wary and good men are often overly naive and trusting.