Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   economy,--for your sake, be it~understood. I burn our sign, 'The Queen
 2         I,II | perfumery,--a business which she~understood admirably. She really seemed
 3         I,III|         hands.--Now,~then, it is understood; I give you the money and
 4         I,IV |        street side."~ ~"You have understood me perfectly," said the
 5         I,IV |         If everything is clearly understood~there will be no difficulty.
 6         I,V  |        were noble by~nature, and understood the deep things of the heart.
 7         I,V  |      whose exclamations were not~understood by his wife, nor by his
 8         I,VII|      course, for all the dances, understood~very well Anselme's delicacy
 9         I,VII|        sublime magician, so well understood by~Habeneck, the enthusiastic
10         I,I  |       argument and threat, fully understood, of injuring him~professionally
11         I,I  |          I gave you, and which I understood from you would not be put~
12         I,III|           thought Birotteau, who understood the happiness and self-assurance
13         I,III|          him--"~ ~Cesarine fully understood that the whole family were
14         I,IV |   actually given, but only half-~understood.~ ~"You shall haf a running
15         I,VI |     commercial tangle is so well understood in Paris, that~unless a
16         I,VI |           his wife, and daughter understood each~other. The poor clerk