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 1 1,9|         Carolina, of Georgia, the Gulf of Mexico, Mexico, itself,
 2 1,1|         between them ran a narrow gulf, which looked like the half-open
 3 1,1|           formed the northeastern gulf. ~Cyrus Harding and his
 4 1,1|         island, "let us call this gulf which is so singularly like
 5 1,1|          pair of open jaws, Shark Gulf." ~"Capital!" cried Pencroft, "
 6 1,4|       north of the lake and Shark Gulf, and if there was time they
 7 1,5|       which surrounded the narrow gulf between the two capes, formed
 8 1,8| motionless, his eyes fixed on the gulf, without uttering a word. ~
 9 1,1|           that of a Mediterranean gulf, when the sky is clear.
10 1,1|         by the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and that its
11 2,9|        run for shelter into Shark Gulf. I think that the 'Bonadventure'
12 2,9|         we must tack to enter the gulf, and I should like to see
13 2,9|          the south coast of Shark Gulf." ~"Pencroft," said Cyrus
14 2,9|         will be ebbing out of the gulf. I am afraid that it will
15 2,9|           I will try to enter the gulf; if not, we must stand off
16 2,0|         Bonadventure" reached the gulf, and as at that moment the
17 2,0|        formed the entrance to the gulf, and the little vessel stood
18 2,0|      Pencroft to enter the narrow gulf with greater ease. Towards
19 2,0|    observed Harding, "is that the gulf has been formed by two rivers
20 2,0|            The result is that the gulf is completely sheltered
21 2,0|       alluding to the form of the gulf. ~"Right into its mouth,
22 2,0|       answered Neb, "and yet this gulf here doesn't please me much!
23 2,0|         turning up his nose at my gulf, just as I was thinking
24 2,0|        said Gideon Spilett, "this gulf is a regular abyss, but,
25 2,0|         nothing to be done in the gulf, he steered his vessel towards
26 3,5|            and disappear in Shark Gulf. ~"Well, captain," exclaimed
27 3,1|           the open mouth of Shark Gulf. But they had in no way
28 3,3|        neighboring parts of Shark Gulf." ~"We have not yet seen
29 3,3|        did more; they visited the gulf, now extinct, but in whose
30 3,3|         high lava-cliffs of Shark Gulf from the base to the crest,
31 3,3|       reach even the level of the gulf. No one!-nothing! ~Indeed,
32 3,4|         waiting for them in Shark Gulf or at Port Balloon, they
33 3,5|        angle, entered the yawning gulf. ~Cyrus Harding returned
34 3,8|         enclosed the narrow Shark Gulf. He could now sufficiently
35 3,9|    central shalt into the igneous gulf, was at once converted into
36 3,0|            the lava jaws of Shark Gulf, the plateau of Prospect