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 1    1,    3|       Portuguese had an excellent heart; he did not ask the unknown
 2    1,    3|    intelligence, and qualities of heart equal to those of his head.
 3    1,    4|      Minha, Manoel had opened his heart to Benito.~“Manoel, my friend,”
 4    1,    4|            was whispered from her heart.~The answer almost came
 5    1,    4|           matter which she had at heart. She did not do so, however,
 6    1,    4|    daughter has caused us, and my heart quails when I think of the
 7    1,    4|        husband clasped her to his heart.~At this moment happy voices
 8    1,    5|       hundred miles into the very heart of Peru. To the right, again,
 9    1,    7|            He breathes again! His heart beats; you must save him.”~“
10    1,    8|        him from the bottom of his heart, and ever since had sought
11    1,   13|       amiable disposition! What a heart, and what eyes! And the
12    1,   16| subordinated to the will. But the heart is not touched, and it does
13    1,   20|         words Manoel had felt his heart beat as if it would break.
14    2,    1|           1645, rises in the very heart of the province of Popayan,
15    2,    3|       trial. He took the cause to heart and made it his own, and
16    2,    3|       feelings which agitated the heart of the worthy magistrate?
17    2,    4|   Jarriquez was evidently hard of heart, and proof against all surprise.~
18    2,    5|         way to that corner of the heart where convictions are formed,
19    2,    6|          blade thrust to his very heart. Visibly the scoundrel began
20    2,    6|         the manchetta pierced his heart. He fell backward, and the
21    2,    6|           and pressed them to his heart.~“My Joam, innocent!”~“Innocent
22    2,   10|          shot through Benito. His heart, for an instant, ceased
23    2,   11|         endeavored to recover the heart’s pulsation.~“It beats!
24    2,   11|          exclaimed.~Yes! Benito’s heart did still beat, and in a
25    2,   11|         utter a word, he felt his heart ready to burst. “Open it,
26    2,   16|    waterway opening into the very heart of Bolivia. A pirogue could
27    2,   17|          Joam so dearly loved his heart nearly failed him. But the
28    2,   19|    Dacosta clasped Yaquita to his heart, he first unraveled the
29    2,   19|           at the same instant his heart was lifted up to that Providence