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Without further incident he traveled through the south of France, and arrived at the great seaport.
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Without further incident, he travelled through the south of France, and arrived at the great seaport.
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At that time Ur, now a town fifty miles inland, was a great seaport of the Persian gulf.
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When asked why and how he had heard the news, Jenour explained, Southampton is a great seaport, Sir Richard.
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A statesman may see hamlets turned, in the course of one generation, into great seaport towns and manufacturing towns.
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She had written-withouther name- abookdescribing the condition of a great seaport town where she had once lived.
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But the little bits of the place which you could see by the lights were like glimpses of a great seaport.
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There is one other point which I must refer to, and which is especially interesting to a great seaport like this.
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William Murray Bradshaw struck for a railroad train going to the great seaport, at a station where it stops for wood and water.
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Ferdinand and Isabella, at this time, happened to be in the remotest possible point from Palos, in Barcelona, the great seaport of northeastern Spain.
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New York is the world's greatest seaport.
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Towards the end of February he quittedLondonforone of the great seaports, where he was to embark for Boston.
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The docks do not compare favorably with the massive structures of Liverpool, or London, or the other great seaports of the world.
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The greatest of all German shipping centers, and, before the outbreak of the European war, one of the greatest seaports in the whole world.
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In that area the great seaports of Italy, and in a less degree, of Catalonia and the French Mediterranean seaboard, developed a large commerce.
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The New Yorker, April 5, 1930 P. 11 Although this is one of the great seaports of the world, one seldom sees a ship.