Lifou

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The natives laughed at the old man Nol for making a canoe far inland, but he declared that he would need no help getting it to the sea; the sea would come to it. When he had finished, rain fell in torrents, flooding the island and drowning everybody. Nol's canoe was lifted by the water. It struck a rock that was still out of water and split the rock two. (These two rocks can still be seen.) The waters then rushed back into the sea, leaving Lifou dry.

Theodor H. Gaster, Myth, Legend, and Custom in the Old Testament (Gloucester, MA: Peter Smith, 1981), 107.