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Then he added: Fancy navigating the Labrador coast for forty years.
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He ain't figgerin' on a joy trip up the Labrador coast.
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Lord Curzon-Howe was formerly commodore upon the station embracing the Newfoundland and Labrador coast.
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A drifting boat is fair booty on the Labrador coast.
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Just two weeks out from Rockland we made our first harbor on the Labrador coast.
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The toughest and best sailorman on the Labrador coast!
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Carpenter, who had spent many years of his life as a clergyman on the Labrador coast.
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There was a fellow who started up a groundwood mill 'way out on the Labrador coast.
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Has he always lived on the Labrador coast?
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That it was on the Labrador coast.
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These are white whales, and were taken near the Labrador coast by a crew of thirty-five men.
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One is a master carpenter, the other the manager of a big trading store on the Labrador coast.
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Grandmother was dead, and it was rumoured Mr. Audré had perished in a fishing excursion off the Labrador coast.
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He makes no mention of the icebergs which any voyager must meet on the Labrador coast from June to August.
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Blanc Sablon and Isle du Bois up on the Labrador coast have been Anglicised as Nancy Belong and Boys' Island.
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(Newfoundland and the Labrador coast is a colony in direct relationship to Great Britain.)
