 | 1831 - 548 pagine
...time we speak of, the police of Paris was very bud ; the city was ill built, and had not half cither of the houses or the inhabitants which it now contains....The only public spectacles were vulgar farces, after winch the populace ran with avidity, hut which all decent persons avoided. Their meals were frugal... | |
 | 1832 - 534 pagine
...literary studies, it is sufficient to compare the state of Paris at that time with its present state. Al the time we speak of, the police of Paris was very...inhabitants which it now contains. The streets were ill liiid out, excessively dirty, never lighted, and therefore, after dusk, unsafe. The only public spectacles... | |
 | 1832 - 540 pagine
...and literary studies, it is sufficient to compare the state of Paris at that time with its present state. At the time we speak of, the police of Paris was very bad ; the city was ill bmlt, and had not half either of the houses or the inhabitants which it now contains. The streets were... | |
 | 1832 - 542 pagine
...and literary studies, it is sufficient to compare the state of Paris at that time with iu' present state. At the time we speak of, the police of Paris was very bud; the city was ill built, and had not half either of the houses or the inhabitants which it now... | |
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Paris at that time with its pre" sent state. At the time we speak of, the '* police of Paris was very bad ; the city " was ill built, and had not half either of " the houses or the inhabitants which it " now contains. The streets were ill laid " out,... 