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 1 1,1|      waves. The sea is below the car! It cannot be more than
 2 1,1|     point of the balloon swung a car, containing five passengers,
 3 1,1|         had gathered beneath the car. Dark vapor was all around
 4 1,1|     which still weighed down the car, the few provisions they
 5 1,1|        and soon after midday the car hung within 600 feet of
 6 1,1|          silk. By lightening the car of all the articles which
 7 1,1|          before night, voyagers, car, and balloon must to a certainty
 8 1,1|        to retard their fall. The car was only a sort of willow
 9 1,1|       out?" "Nothing." "Yes! the car!" "Let us catch hold of
10 1,1|        and into the sea with the car." ~This was, in fact, the
11 1,1|         The ropes which held the car were cut, and the balloon,
12 1,1| disappeared into space. ~But the car had contained five passengers,
13 1,2|       the balloon, slip into the car, and then cut the cords
14 1,2|     confronting it in that frail car. ~It would be a terrible
15 1,2|       the net were fastened, the car was held by a strong cable
16 1,2|        five prisoners met by the car. They had not been perceived,
17 1,2|         took their places in the car, while Pencroft by the engineer'
18 1,2|     sprang with a bound into the car. It was Top, a favorite
19 1,2|          after having dashed the car against two chimneys, which
20 1,3|          the voyagers from their car saw the land through the
21 1,5|          you throw it out of the car?" ~"I knew better than that,"
22 1,6|   pocket-knife; for while in the car they had thrown out everything
23 1,7|          coast would you say the car was, when the waves carried
24 1,4|    weapons we had with us in the car, all our implements, even