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 1 2,4|       of an unimportant little harbor, which would scarcely have
 2 2,5|      It formed quite a natural harbor, invisible from the sea,
 3 2,2|     little creek was to be the harbor. ~They were not more than
 4 2,5|     seems to me to be just the harbor we want." ~"Is it not rather
 5 2,5|    time, we must make a little harbor for her." ~"Famous!" exclaimed
 6 2,5|         exclaimed Pencroft. "A harbor with a lighthouse, a pier,
 7 2,0|        Union were in want of a harbor in the Pacific, I don't
 8 2,0|       out to Pencroft that his harbor is wanting in one very important
 9 3,2|    island, with its water, its harbor, its resources of all kinds
10 3,6|     have discovered the little harbor, and in that case, I wouldn'
11 3,6| possible to make an artificial harbor there by means of dams.
12 3,3|   discovered her in her little harbor only eight days ago, they
13 3,6|      sometimes served him as a harbor. ~One of these ports was
14 3,6|        five castaways; but his harbor refuge was closed, for in