Chapter

 1 II  |    this, and~you may, perhaps, understand why the General walked abruptly
 2 II  |  emotion,~"does your companion understand French?" The veiled figure~
 3 II  |      Spanish," she added.~ ~"I understand neither. Dear Antoinette,
 4 II  |      enough of the language to understand what she said perfectly~
 5 VI  |      and now do you wish me to~understand that, like other women here
 6 VI  |  cannot make any return."~ ~"I understand. You have merely been coquetting
 7 VII |         does~it not?) that you understand the ins and outs of it.
 8 VII |      indeed it was. But~let us understand each other," she added as
 9 VII |      she said drily, "I do not understand why you~decline to believe
10 VII |   sentiments aside; you cannot understand them. Let me~simply speak
11 VII |   Armand was just beginning to understand this strange situation;~
12 VII |   scruples he could quite well~understand. He even rejoiced over those
13 VIII|     affection; to teach him to understand happiness to~the full, only
14 IX  |    them. How could you fail to understand that the~curiosity of love
15 IX  |        it"~ ~"Then you did not understand me? Did I not speak just
16 IX  |       good-bye, we shall never understand each~other.~ ~"Now, what
17 IX  | Marquis.~ ~"I only want you to understand that these remarks might
18 X   |      matters suitably. You men~understand nothing; you are beginning
19 X   |    that I~want to know. Let us understand each other thoroughly. Come,~
20 X   |      woman? You cannot fail to~understand. I beg of you to do my bidding,
21 X   |       you only, my friend, can understand how melancholy it is~to