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The Last Bank, and What Nobody Will Cross It For
The last bank is the easternmost maintained work of the Nieuwlanden and it is maintained to a standard nothing else in the country reaches. It is higher than it needs to be against water. It is wider. It is inspected more often, by men appointed rather than rostered, and the charge for it falls on the whole country rather than on the frontages behind it.
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