Rough online translation:
Saturate with human manure, this ground exhaled pestilential miasmas. Accidents occurred, more and more frquents, more and more low registers, in the districts situs around this mass grave (...). During heats of T, exhalations taient such, around the cimetires, that the food more ncessaires the life could be preserved only a few hours in the houses without y corrompre. Voltaire crit in his philosophical Dictionary: You see neither Rome, nor in the remainder of Italy none of these abominable cimetires to surround the glises; the infection is not there ct magnificence, and the alive ones do not go there on deaths... Pass by the mass grave which one calls Saint-Innocent; it vast is enclosed a consacr the plague: the poor often die there of contagious diseases, are enterrs ple-mle there: sometimes the dogs come there to corrode the bones; a vapor feeds is exhaled some; it is pestilential in heats of T aprs the rains: and almost ct of this roadway system is Opra, the Palais Royal, the Louvre of the kings. One carries one mile the rubbish of the privs, and one has piled up for twelve hundred years in Mrs. city the rotted bodies whose this rubbish taient produced. The arrt that the Parliament of Paris returned in 1774, says it of the king of 1775 against these abuses, as dangerous as infmes, could not tre excuts; such an amount of the practice and the stupidity has of force against the reason and the laws! In vain the example of so much of cities of Europe makes redden Paris; it is not corrected. Paris will be still a long time an odd mlange of the magnificence more research, and cruelty more dgoutante
