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1     I|        tickled his nose and his heels; he did not stir. Then they
2     I|       and ne'er-do-weels, at my heels, and anything over and above
3   III|          Immediately upon their heels followed two gaily tricked-out
4     V|        into the pit, cooled his heels for hours in the mouse-trap
5    VI| building, with Alexander at his heels. So at last, then, he had
6  VIII|         and let them cool their heels on the doorstep. At other
7  VIII|       agent, who is cooling his heels outside by my carriage,
8  XIII|         see him mount head over heels into the air again. He never