The Book of Life (Philosophy) 1. wydanie

The more undignifying the injustice, the more proliferously it sows the seeds of its own undoing, the more it unravels its own web, the more mercilessly it heaves itself onto its own sword of self-defeat. For justice and logic are unified, and no contravention of the rights of man is long-lived when facing the dawn of the judgment of Nature; That which disperses the archaic hypotheses of old to the wind, ever irrevocably.