Anger is a great ugly beast!
It obscures reasoning, provokes impulsive actions, makes you forget the Truth that seemed to have been acquired, demolishes good words and good intentions, causes an apparent regress of the individual. Every man is easy prey to the anger of this angry and quick beast.
Yet it would be worthwhile to examine with a little attention this quality which is the common heritage of the whole of humanity, so much so that there has never been a man on earth who, at least once in his life, has not had even one, very small and, perhaps immediately repressed, a fit of anger.