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1        I,  V   |  exactly the hour at which the steamboat would start. He went to
2        I,  VI  |      clock in the morning. The steamboat did not start till twelve.
3        I,  VII |      LITTLE before midday, the steamboat’s bell drew to the wharf
4        I,  VII |     the powerful wheels of the steamboat began to beat the water,
5        I,  VIII|      There, on the deck of the steamboat were the old Bohemian and
6        I,  VIII|        flames issuing from the steamboat’s funnel which had attracted
7        I,  VIII| Bohemian troop was leaving the steamboat.~The old Bohemian was there,