[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1860- No.6
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Our city may never be as large, or our commons as beautiful, but human nature is the same, and pleasing recollections and fond associations will soon entwine themselves with every spot that may be set apart for such a purpose. What was the population of Boston when it first had its Common ? Less than our own. What will be the population of this city one hun- dred years hence ? for we must recollect that we are pur- chasing commons, or open spaces, not only for the Roxbury of to-day, but for the... Roxbury of 1960.
The Common is the poor man's pleasure-ground. Let those who are more fortunate, look upon an outlay for this purpose as a contribution, for all time, to the comfort, hap- piness, and health of those less fortunate. There let toil- ing industry find relaxation, health, strength, and pleasure.
There, free from the dust, tumult and noise of the crowded thoroughfare, let children pursue and enjoy their necessary pleasures, and gain health and strength for the toil and business of manhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our city may never be as large, or our commons as beautiful, but human nature is the same, and pleasing recollections and fond associations will soon entwine themselves with every spot that may be set apart for such a purpose. What was the population of Boston when it first had its Common ? Less than our own. What will be the population of this city one hun- dred years hence ? for we must recollect that we are pur- chasing commons, or open spaces, not only for the Roxbury of to-day, but for the... Roxbury of 1960.
The Common is the poor man's pleasure-ground. Let those who are more fortunate, look upon an outlay for this purpose as a contribution, for all time, to the comfort, hap- piness, and health of those less fortunate. There let toil- ing industry find relaxation, health, strength, and pleasure.
There, free from the dust, tumult and noise of the crowded thoroughfare, let children pursue and enjoy their necessary pleasures, and gain health and strength for the toil and business of manhood.
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