Chapter

 1 II   |        days.~ ~To enable you to understand how exceptional is such
 2 III  |     anecdote will enable you to understand the city of Besancon.~ ~
 3 III  |      and said to him, "You must understand, monsieur, that we~are serious,
 4 III  |    without being caught. Do~you understand why the lion did not allow
 5 X    | absolute secrecy, giving him to understand that~his honor depended
 6 X    |        me twenty years will you understand the~strength and power of
 7 XI   |        few words of~deep truth. Understand this, Rodolphe: I feel in
 8 XI   |        ill~express my feelings, understand that my love is perfect;
 9 XI   |           Yes," said he. "I can understand that in a rich and powerful
10 XII  |        XII~When two lovers thus understand each other, the heart feels
11 XIII |         in Italy, it is easy to understand what it was that~brought
12 XX   |        through our~grounds. You understand that in that case we should
13 XX   |      Wattevilles, and you shall understand why.~My part in this town
14 XXII |   clever candidate gave them to understand that they~would be the first
15 XXIII|      lies in that~evening. But, understand clearly, I have nothing
16 XXIII|         enough, my dear Abbe. I understand. When once I am returned~
17 XXVII|       his assumption of calm. I understand now that old Prince Soderini,