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Jim of Engine 33 was a remarkably intelligent and devoted New York City fire horse in the late 1800s who not only pulled his company’s steam engine to alarms but recognized the sound of his own station’s gong, snapped himself into harness, roused sleeping firefighters when needed, swept his stall with a broom, turned on his own water, and became a trusted, spirited member of the firehouse family.