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Povzetek:
The Commissioner of Works at Paris is greatly annoyed by the reports in the press, in which complaints of the untidiness of the streets are made. Angrily summoning the foreman, the Commissioner gives him instructions that the streets must in any circumstanced be kept clean and tidy. Accordingly the foreman rouses up his subordinates, and a round dozen of them, all armed with brooms, set about cleaning the streets. They perform their task very effectively too, for stalls, barrows, lampposts, tram-cars, cycles, and all kinds of pedestrians are cleared out of the streets. At length satisfied with his work, the foreman dismisses his men, and with a polite bow, disappears.
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