[130] It is not, however, possible to turn men from their errors, or to inspire in them the desire for a different course of action without first roundly condemning their present conduct; and a distinction must be made between accusation, when one denounces with intent to injure, and admonition,[129] when one uses like words with intent to benefit; for the same words are not to be interpreted in the same way unless they are spoken in the same spirit.