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 1 1,1|     swung a car, containing five passengers, scarcely visible in the
 2 1,1|          hours. ~At any rate the passengers, destitute of all marks
 3 1,1|     Perceiving their danger, the passengers cast away the last articles
 4 1,1|          which it contained, the passengers had been able to prolong
 5 1,1|       the car had contained five passengers, with a dog, and the balloon
 6 2,2|          a little creek, and its passengers leaped on shore. ~Pencroft
 7 2,2|          afterwards find it, the passengers had taken the precaution
 8 2,2|       this quarter, and that her passengers, wishing to save necessaries
 9 2,3|          from the coast when the passengers perceived on the heights
10 2,5|        the beach, and before the passengers had time to leap on to the
11 2,7|          Duncan' disembarked her passengers on the western coast of
12 2,9|       disturbed the silence. The passengers, with the exception of the
13 2,0| projection which would allow the passengers to leave the deck. ~Pencroft
14 3,9|          are in the condition of passengers whose ship is devoured by