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At eleven o'clock at night the streets on which women used to loiter were practically clear; a solitary street-walker, very suspicious of strangers, explained that conditions had become intolerable and " for her part, she was going back to Frankfort. " In general, however, the stranger walking the streets of Hamburg, Rotterdam, or Munich would be entirely unable to conclude from their condi- tion whether regulation was in vogue or not; or, if so, whether it is thoroughly or perfunctorily carrie...d out, and to which type the system belongs. Surely, a factor that does not modify the result cannot be important in bringing it about.
From the preceding it may, I think, be fairly concluded that regulation as it now exists in European cities has failed to improve order on the streets. For, though there has been improvement, it has taken place generally, in cities that have regulation, in cities without it ; in cities where there is a tolerable inscription list, and in cities where the inscription list is merely nominal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At eleven o'clock at night the streets on which women used to loiter were practically clear; a solitary street-walker, very suspicious of strangers, explained that conditions had become intolerable and " for her part, she was going back to Frankfort. " In general, however, the stranger walking the streets of Hamburg, Rotterdam, or Munich would be entirely unable to conclude from their condi- tion whether regulation was in vogue or not; or, if so, whether it is thoroughly or perfunctorily carrie...d out, and to which type the system belongs. Surely, a factor that does not modify the result cannot be important in bringing it about.
From the preceding it may, I think, be fairly concluded that regulation as it now exists in European cities has failed to improve order on the streets. For, though there has been improvement, it has taken place generally, in cities that have regulation, in cities without it ; in cities where there is a tolerable inscription list, and in cities where the inscription list is merely nominal.
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