The property of right is that it is always beautiful and pure. The fact, even the most necessary in…

The property of right is that it is always beautiful and pure. The fact, even the most necessary in appearance, even the most accepted by its contemporaries, if it exists only as fact, and if it contains too little of right, or none at all, is inevitably destined to become with time deformed, unclear, perhaps even monstrous. If you instantly want to establish the degree of ugliness that fact may…