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 1 IV |    it~is; there, my son, we understand each other. Come, there
 2 V  |    dreams? He was trying to~understand Isaure, by way of making
 3 V  | making sure that she should understand~him. Things which comprehend
 4 V  |   glances thatin short, you~understand.~ ~"At length Godefroid
 5 V  | interest on the debt. Women understand nothing~of these things;
 6 V  | bourgeois and I shall never understand each other."~ ~"She married
 7 VI |   the American captain, you understand, and great~plenty of caps.
 8 VII|   put on the market, do~you understand? Good. Now let us buy up
 9 VII|    could no more be made to~understand the causes of her poverty
10 VII|   whatsoever can be made~to understand that the Baron yonder three