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 1 I   |     savings. He retired to le Havre, bought a boat, and became
 2 I   | looked forward to settling in Havre if they could find a satisfactory
 3 I   |    all converging towards the Havre pier, now scarcely visible
 4 I   |     ledger.~Since settling at Havre she had become perceptibly
 5 I   |   them notice how the town of Havre divided Upper from Lower
 6 II  |     Paris, the high-street of Havre, brightly lighted up, lively
 7 II  |  worthy had come to settle at Havre, counting on the large custom
 8 III |     the wealth and fashion of Havre, he could easily make a
 9 III |  modest young practitioner of Havre! And he would be richer
10 III |       discover in the town of Havre the son of our worthy friend
11 IV  |     Northcoast Pharos and the Havre Semaphore, would advertise
12 VI  |       lands near the docks in Havre; and this by-and-bye might
13 VII |      By the time they reached Havre their drowsiness was so
14 VII |       tears, since we came to Havre. I was his wholly and forever;
15 VIII|  splendid cities—New York and Havre; and the remainder at sea
16 IX  |        deputy to the Mayor of Havre, and a particular friend
17 IX  |      use to you. I am leaving Havre early next month.”~Marowsko
18 IX  |      came into the harbour of Havre to sail on the 7th, bound
19 IX  |        And the good people of Havre, who crowded the piers,