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1 I   | fortune-seeking Vendeen, and made him understand by a keen and polite~hint
2 I   |             this darling daughter. To understand all the obstacles we must~
3 II  |             so lofty as to be~able to understand the merits of her soul;
4 II  |             and~capricious girl, will understand the trouble taken by the
5 V   |            too old, it would seem, to understand these youthful spirits,"~
6 VI  |            than herself.~She began to understand the relations of life. Whether
7 VII |               no further if we do not~understand each other. I love you,"
8 VIII|                    Oh, madame, let us understand each other. She would follow