Did you know", Matilda said suddenly, "that the heart of a mouse beats at the rate of ?"I did not," Miss Honey said smiling. "How absolutely fascinating. Where did you read that?"In a book from the library," Matilda said. "And that means it goes so fast that you can't even hear the separate beats. It must sound like a buzz."It must," Miss Honey said.
In a conversation between Matilda and Miss Honey, Matilda shares an interesting fact about mice. She informs Miss Honey that a mouse's heart beats at such a rapid pace that individual beats are inaudible, creating a buzzing sound. This revelation highlights Matilda's curiosity and her love for learning from books.
Miss Honey, intrigued by Matilda's knowledge, expresses her admiration and encourages Matilda's inquisitive nature. This exchange emphasizes the bond between the teacher and student, showcasing their shared enthusiasm for fascinating information and the joy of discovering new facts.
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