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Then the confusion on board, which had been rapidlyincreasing, reached its height; two or three other boats went away witha cheer; the sails shone bright and full above, as Walter watchedthem spread their surface to the favourable breeze; the water flew insparkles from the prow; and off upon her voyage went the Son and Heir,as hopefully and trippingly as many another son and heir, gone down, hadstarted on his way before her.
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