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1    1,    2| getting near the harbor.”~A carriage and post-horses waited there,
2    1,    4|   they heard the sound of a carriage approaching. It was Lord
3    1,    5|    buy a cannon, on a pivot carriage, which he mounted on the
4    2,   11|     more and the damage the carriage had sustained was made good.
5    2,   11|   the locomotive. The sixth carriage, miraculously preserved
6    2,   11|     last and only remaining carriage at once tried to obtain
7    2,   11|  survived—those in the last carriage. The railway authorities