The following is the continuation of the previous chapter
Philip Prince Louis VI was running a horse on that river bank, and it hit a female pig that ran away from the slaughterhouse.
The prince fell off his horse and pushing into the muddy sludge from the face, died from suffocation.
There was no reflection on the citizens of Paris that the inheritance of the Capetian dynasty died due to sludge.
They abandoned the feces into the river and did not change the habit of urinating on the walls of those houses.
For that reason, the building rotted and tilted, collapsing like a department store in Seoul.
800 years after that, politicians who finally wanted to clean up the town came out.
Napoleon's nephew Napoleon III.
He took down Georges-Eugène Haussmann, demolished the shantytown which occupied the one-third of Paris and took effect of urban remodeling which runs 12 main streets around the Arc de Triomphe.
The basement was also remodeled, 600 kilometers of sewerage was circulated, citizens obliged the establishment of a toilet bowl and changed to Paris without the smell of feces.
Now, when entering an old shop along the River Seine, the toilets are all in the basement.
It is from the idea that it is ridiculous to devote precious space on the first floor, even if it is a government direction.
This draft continues.
