To some low streets of this city where the lavishness of the city is aware of the deafness of the life of the most disadvantaged, where every need has its example and all vice its sad manifestation.
The passage highlights the stark contrast between the opulence of the city and the harsh realities faced by its most disadvantaged residents. In the lower streets, the abundance enjoyed by some is overshadowed by the struggles and hardships of those living in poverty. This juxtaposition reveals a deep social divide, illustrating how wealth and neglect coexist within the same urban environment.
Moreover, the quote emphasizes that every societal vice has its...
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