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 1  1, 5 |     striking one straight to the heart, and catching the other
 2  1, 6 |         had been able to see. My heart beat as if it would break.
 3  1, 7 |          so firmly rooted in the heart of man! Moreover, there
 4  1, 23|           Come, then." ~I own my heart beat, I do not know why.
 5  2, 2 |      them up, and throwing their heart into the sea!" ~"Then, it
 6  2, 3 |      death-rattle. Struck to the heart, it struggled in dreadful
 7  2, 3 |         in entirely crushing his heart. ~When I made this observation
 8  2, 4 |    seemed to know the Red Sea by heart. "That which is no longer
 9  2, 5 |         had not struck it to the heart. ~I heard its teeth grind
10  2, 5 |     brilliant electric light. My heart beat fast. ~At thirty-five
11  2, 8 |         at my desertion, made my heart beat. ~I wanted to see the
12  2, 8 |        by the beatings of my own heart. Suddenly a slight shock
13  2, 8 |          of one's own country by heart; but in the condition I
14  2, 8 |        him still a man, that his heart still beat for the sufferings
15  2, 10|           I asked. ~"In the very heart of an extinct volcano, the
16  2, 10|       Who could reach you in the heart of a volcano? But did I
17  2, 13|       reservoirs very slowly. My heart beat fast. Were we going
18  2, 14|          Captain, with a beating heart. ~"I do not know," he replied. "
19  2, 14|      lightly on to the sand. His heart beat with emotion. He climbed
20  2, 14|         held the chronometer. My heart beat fast. If the disappearance
21  2, 18|       able to avoid. ~Ah! how my heart beat with emotion and horror!
22  2, 18|     harpoon deep into the triple heart of the poulp. ~"I owed myself
23  2, 19| unfortunate man that had torn my heart. The poor Frenchman, forgetting
24  2, 20|        May, about 500 miles from Heart's Content, at a depth of
25  2, 20|         they reached the port of Heart's Content. The enterprise
26  2, 21|        pale, with a spasm at his heart. For an instant it must
27  2, 22|      them carefully about me. My heart beat loudly. I could not
28  2, 22|          check the beating of my heart. I reached the door of the
29  2, 23|          appeased in that savage heart! May the contemplation of