Creeds and school in abeyance, retiring back a while sufficed at what they are, but never forgotten, i harbor for good and bad, i permit to speak at every hazard, nature without check with original energy. in the passage, whitman uses the word to create positive feelings and associations with safety.

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Correct "harbor". This word is usually used as a noun; however, in this case, it is a verb that means to provide shelter to someone or something, to keep someone safe.

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