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 1  1, 1 |       of the marvellous, we can understand the excitement produced
 2  1, 4 |        another thing." ~"Yes, I understand," replied Ned, becoming
 3  1, 8 |  language; but he seemed not to understand me, and my situation became
 4  1, 8 |     perhaps these gentlemen may understand some words." ~I began to
 5  1, 10|        the secret. But you must understand that, in pursuing you over
 6  1, 10|         gigantic narwhal. ~"You understand then, sir," continued the
 7  1, 10|         evident that we did not understand one another. ~"Pardon me,
 8  1, 10|        language which I did not understand. Then, turning towards the
 9  1, 10|         of all things." ~"I can understand perfectly, sir, that your
10  1, 10|      fish for your table; I can understand also that you hunt aquatic
11  1, 10| submarine forests; but I cannot understand at all how a particle of
12  1, 10|         my researches." ~"I can understand, Captain, the delight of
13  1, 11|     great interest, in order to understand the machinery of the Nautilus. ~"
14  1, 12|      the real difficulty. I can understand your rising to the surface;
15  1, 12|        the captain himself, you understand the trust I repose in my
16  1, 13|         thought I to myself, "I understand the life of this man; he
17  1, 20|       the Canadian, "I begin to understand the charms of anthropophagy." ~"
18  1, 21|      hunting; and seemed not to understand the craving for meat that
19  1, 21|       the Captain. ~"You do not understand?" said he. ~"Hardly." ~"
20  1, 23|     Captain. "This man does not understand French." ~I gave a last
21  1, 23|       language that I could not understand? ~The next morning I went
22  2, 1 |         me that the man did not understand French; for several times
23  2, 3 |       oysters; and I could well understand that this mine was inexhaustible,
24  2, 4 |        I would not even seek to understand the caprice which had decided
25  2, 4 |        legs there. You can well understand that there would not be
26  2, 8 |         Friend Ned," said I, "I understand you; but you cannot reproach
27  2, 8 |       my submarine map. Can you understand now the source of the millions
28  2, 8 |       millions I am worth?" ~"I understand, Captain. But allow me to
29  2, 8 |   victims to avenge? Do you not understand?" ~Captain Nemo stopped
30  2, 9 |     thoughts, to share them, to understand them! We remained for an
31  2, 10|         floats." ~"But I do not understand." ~"Wait a few minutes,
32  2, 11|         on." ~I had not time to understand why the Captain cautioned
33  2, 12|     what he was driving at. ~"I understand," said I; "but that calculation,
34  2, 12|      recollections. And we must understand him. What has he to do here?
35  2, 13|         see we are beginning to understand one another, sir," said
36  2, 16|    Captain's idea. ~"Do you not understand," he replied, "that this
37  2, 19|        are one of those who can understand everything, even silence.
38  2, 21|        They will then, perhaps, understand that we are honest folks." ~