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 1  1, 6 |          been able to see. My heart beat as if it would break. But
 2  1, 6 | considerable eddy. Never did a tail beat the sea with such violence.
 3  1, 17|            We were dumb; our hearts beat fast before this shipwreck,
 4  1, 19|             like a cetacean's tail, beat the waves slowly. ~Profiting
 5  1, 20|             discovered a coco-tree, beat down some of the fruit,
 6  1, 21|             was indeed necessary to beat a retreat, for about twenty
 7  1, 23|              then." ~I own my heart beat, I do not know why. I saw
 8  2, 3 |            shark's movements, which beat them with indescribable
 9  2, 5 |          more effective resistance, beat the waves with reversed
10  2, 5 |            electric light. My heart beat fast. ~At thirty-five minutes
11  2, 6 |             can say that it may not beat the coasts of France, England,
12  2, 8 |          the heavy rolls of the sea beat over every instant. So we
13  2, 8 |       agitation redoubled. My pulse beat violently. I could not remain
14  2, 8 |            desertion, made my heart beat. ~I wanted to see the saloon
15  2, 8 |             struck eight. The first beat of the hammer on the bell
16  2, 8 |           man, that his heart still beat for the sufferings of humanity,
17  2, 12|          helm westward, in order to beat the Pacific seas, and so
18  2, 13|    reservoirs very slowly. My heart beat fast. Were we going to emerge
19  2, 14|           on to the sand. His heart beat with emotion. He climbed
20  2, 14|           the chronometer. My heart beat fast. If the disappearance
21  2, 15|          deep it stopped; its screw beat the waves, and it advanced
22  2, 18|          with eight tentacles, that beat the water like a nest of
23  2, 18|            avoid. ~Ah! how my heart beat with emotion and horror!
24  2, 21|      instant it must have ceased to beat. His pupils were fearfully
25  2, 22|        carefully about me. My heart beat loudly. I could not check