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 1 1,4|         sea-mew, which in great numbers nestled in the crevices
 2 1,4|         there existed, in round numbers, a difference of five hours
 3 1,0|        without answering. These numbers astonished them. They were
 4 1,1|       stagnant water, fluttered numbers of birds. Wild duck, teal,
 5 2,9|         and natural philosophy, numbers of kangaroos, capybaras,
 6 2,0|        met with in the greatest numbers." ~And Pencroft returned
 7 2,2| dangerous animals when in great numbers and irritated by hunger,
 8 2,2|         had been overpowered by numbers, and his chest was covered
 9 3,2|      They would land upon it in numbers and well armed. They would
10 3,3|         since the convicts have numbers on their side. We must therefore
11 3,3|       would have come in larger numbers. The pirates from their