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 1 1|      civil service very little understood at the period when he~began
 2 2|  defeat as by success. He well~understood that under the Restoration,
 3 2|      first compliment. He well understood how to arrange all the little~
 4 3|    Gaudron's permission, be it understood), Monsieur~Baudoyer took
 5 3|       better than the minister understood him. Finding herself married
 6 4|  disgraceful marriage. The two~understood each other well. Dutocq
 7 4|        ministers,--a very well understood, clearly defined, and quite~
 8 4|     with brains, sure of being understood,~could cross his arms and
 9 6|        s death, it being fully~understood that Baudoyer wanted the
10 6|       Elisabeth and thoroughly understood them. He~had helped in sending
11 7|        behind his glasses, and understood the~matter.~ ~"My principle
12 7|      said, "that I never fully understood you till~to-night. There
13 8|           Bixiou. "Haven't you understood me yet?"~ ~Phellion. "Your
14 8| gentlemen. Gentlemen, have~you understood the meaning of my observations?