[Guadeloupe, Saint Vincent, 'Cluett' Voyage] 1915-1916
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"which would have been an" "gerous if not impracticable for "canoes or other small craft "to negotiate. The harbor is "not been utilized by the French, "that of Le Monde, 00 miles east. "ward on the same coast, being "larger, more commodious and "surrounded by better country "for agriculture and commerce, "though even it cannot be enter- "ed during the prevalence of heavy "surf." "Porte d'Enfer received its "French name from a natural "at the east side of the entrance "arch which had been carved "from the limestone cliff by "the action of the waves - Some "years ago the top of the arch "was broken down during a