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 1      I,  VIII |      for the future whilst the beat floated rapidly along upon
 2      I,  XIII |        a very bad conductor of beat: it prevents it from entering,
 3      I,  XVIII| November 23d that, as the wind beat with rather less violence
 4      I,  XXIII|      astronomer, and his heart beat high with newly-awakened
 5     II,  III  | expected it, and yet her heart beat almost audibly. She gazed
 6     II,  VI   |  impossible to sleep, the wind beat upon the buildings like
 7     II,  VIII |       Mrs Barnett, whose heart beat violently.~Madge followed
 8     II,  IX   |      yet quite cold. Her heart beat very feebly, but it did
 9     II,  IX   |        very feebly, but it did beat. The blood they had seen
10     II,  IX   |       In vain she struggled to beat back with her paddle, the
11     II,  XVIII|      breathed, her heart still beat feebly, and revived by the