Look upon me; be pleased either,
1. To look upon my countenance, if it betrays any fear or guilt, as if I spoke contrary to my own conscience. Or rather,
2. To consider me and my cause further and better than you have done, that you may give a more true and righteous judgment concerning it. Is evident unto you; you will plainly discover it. A little further consideration and discourse will make it manifest, and I shall readily acknowledge it.