The prosperity of right is that it is always beautiful and pure.
The quote from Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables" emphasizes the inherent beauty and purity found in righteousness. It suggests that doing what is morally right brings a sense of clarity and aesthetic appeal to one's actions and intentions. This notion reflects the idea that true goodness stands out in a world that can often be complex and morally ambiguous.
Moreover, the statement implies that the act of pursuing virtue is not just...
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