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 1  1, 19|      towards the Island Sound and Canal Mauvais. ~I wondered if
 2  2, 4 |        would not risk itself in a canal cut with sluices. And again,
 3  2, 4 |          construction of the Suez Canal; a canal, however, very
 4  2, 4 | construction of the Suez Canal; a canal, however, very useless to
 5  2, 4 |        did not think of digging a canal direct, and took the Nile
 6  2, 4 |   intermediate. Very probably the canal which united the Nile to
 7  2, 4 |        the works of an alimentary canal to the waters of the Nile
 8  2, 4 |           four days to go up this canal, and it was so wide that
 9  2, 4 |          months in the year. This canal answered all commercial
10  2, 4 |         take you through the Suez Canal; but you will be able to
11  2, 6 |          Nea Kamenni and itself a canal ten yards broad. I was in
12  2, 6 |           same island." ~"And the canal in which we are at this
13  2, 10|          this lagoon by a natural canal, which opens about ten yards
14  2, 13|    impulsion our apparatus made a canal for itself; some times carried
15  2, 14|           circumference. A narrow canal separated it from a considerable
16  2, 19|           the mouth of the Bahama Canal. We were then following