[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1857- No.13
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And this can hardly be otherwise, when we consider that the brook, for the distance of one hundred or more rods, is used at the present time for all the purposes of a Com- mon Sewer j that the filth of manufactories of various kinds is emptied into it ; that sink-drains and impure mat- ters, solid and fluid, along the whole western line of the brook, there find a common receptacle : — and that privies are constructed along the borders in such a manner that the brook serves as a vault. All this ...conglomeration of filth is carried down by the water, until the stream widens and forms a large basin, at high tides, near the culvert, which basin is dry sometimes for days together, and with the impurities aforesaid resting upon it, forming a slough of slime, mud, and filth exposed to the rays of the sun, causes an annoyance to the residents in the vicinity and the passers-by, which calls loudly for some remedy, and ■which, were it not for the sanative properties of the salt water at full tide, would render that section of the city uninhabitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this can hardly be otherwise, when we consider that the brook, for the distance of one hundred or more rods, is used at the present time for all the purposes of a Com- mon Sewer j that the filth of manufactories of various kinds is emptied into it ; that sink-drains and impure mat- ters, solid and fluid, along the whole western line of the brook, there find a common receptacle : — and that privies are constructed along the borders in such a manner that the brook serves as a vault. All this ...conglomeration of filth is carried down by the water, until the stream widens and forms a large basin, at high tides, near the culvert, which basin is dry sometimes for days together, and with the impurities aforesaid resting upon it, forming a slough of slime, mud, and filth exposed to the rays of the sun, causes an annoyance to the residents in the vicinity and the passers-by, which calls loudly for some remedy, and ■which, were it not for the sanative properties of the salt water at full tide, would render that section of the city uninhabitable.
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