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I'd call the flop, then wait for a non [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] turn to raise. Given the way you played it, I still raise the turn.
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I'll third this excellent advice. I believe there is a similar situation presented in SSH where the same line is advocated. No heart or six is folding the flop, and you'll be better able exploit your edge on the turn. If a heart falls you'll be happy you waited because it saved you money, and if one doesn't (nor another 6), you'll be happy you waited because it gained you more.