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| 6 | 528 | There are more than View more quotes about forty">forty merchant wharves at Schendi, each one of which, extending into the harbor, accommodates four ships to a side. |
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| 6 | 525 | We were then at the mouth of the harbor and, in a moment, had brought the line of yellow-and-white-striped buoys to port. |
| 6 | 526 | There were already two ships behind us now, and another was ahead of us. |
| 6 | 527 | As we moved toward the wharves three ships passed us, moving toward the open sea. |
| 6 | 528 | There are more than forty merchant wharves at Schendi, each one of which, extending into the harbor, accommodates four ships to a side. |
| 6 | 529 | The inmost wharves tend to have lower numbers, on the starboard side of the port, as one enters the harbor. |
| 6 | 530 | We could see men on the docks and on the outjutting wharves. |
| 6 | 531 | Many seemed to recognize the Palms of Schendi and she was well received. |