Letter

 1 IV       |    sentiments which she ought to understand. If you are content to have
 2 XXXV     |     perpetual overflow, I do not understand your anguish. Good night,
 3 XXXVII   |         surprised that you don’t understand my literary agonies. I don’
 4 XXXVII   |        literary agonies. I don’t understand them myself. But they exist
 5 XXXVII   |        Ask Theo. However, let us understand one another. Artists (who
 6 XXXVIII  |        what one writes?” I don’t understand at all, oh! not at all!
 7 XLI      |      receive my note and I don’t understand about it, but it is not
 8 XLIV     |       which has made me love and understand them. The contact of my
 9 LVI      |    always too long for those who understand quickly what they see. Everything
10 LX       |         uneasiness which I quite understand. Aurore is a treasure of
11 LX       |     people of the country do not understand; living only in these great
12 LXXXVI   |         as they say. But I don’t understand him. He is a specimen of
13 LXXXIX   | putting-on of a play in order to understand that, and if one is not
14 XC       |      every good opinion; can you understand that? Her very noble mind,
15 XCIX     |       leaving Nohant? You do not understand that, you strong Being!
16 CXXIX    |          I do not want that. You understand, I do not want you to inconvenience
17 CXXXIV   |          whether your characters understand it or not. Rosanette at
18 CXXXIX   |          book; that is what they understand the least and it is what
19 CL       |          you satisfied? Did they understand? L’Autre will take place
20 CLVII    |         to please the crowd. You understand me, don’t you?~But enough
21 CLXV     |          Prudhomme. As for me, I understand it. What they did is not
22 CLXIX    |         was I; I did not hear or understand.~It is, I say, this poor
23 CLXXIII  |          reasons that they don’t understand! Here we are in the midst
24 CLXXIV   |         politics of 1793. Now, I understand them! What imbecility! what
25 CLXXV    |          are necessary for us to understand our imbecility, must be
26 CLXXV    |       all the mathematics that I understand.~I have finished a novel
27 CLXXXIV  |      Just now M. Thiers seems to understand it; but can he and will
28 CXC      |        no other way to make them understand in a short time.~Are you
29 CCIX     |        affair at Rouen and I now understand your anger. But you are
30 CCXVII   |        suffer with you because I understand what you are suffering.~
31 CCXXXVI  |         vitals, because I cannot understand paradise in heaven nor on
32 CCXXXVI  |       myself alone.~You ought to understand me, you who are goodness
33 CCXXXVI  |         her at a hard gallop. To understand fascinates her, to know
34 CCXXXVIII|     hardship during the siege. I understand it, but afterward? why and
35 CCXLVI   |        weeks of spleen, I do not understand them, and I reproach you
36 CCXLIX   |     chemistry now (which I don’t understand a bit), and the Raspail
37 CCLIV    |         in being ruled and I can understand it, on the whole. Provided
38 CCLXXII  |         and students who did not understand the material sense of the
39 CCLXXIX  |          of nature, and I do not understand anything in a country where
40 CCLXXX   |          on the Righi. He cannot understand it.~The 7th~I am taking
41 CCLXXXV  |       even succeed in making you understand how I envisage and how I
42 CCLXXXV  |     tempest in me now for you to understand me. As for him, I think
43 CCCI     |        that I am not sure that I understand it. Briefly, what do you
44 CCCII    |          you; for if he wants to understand the story that you are telling
45 CCCII    |           because people did not understand that you wanted precisely
46 CCCII    |      efforts; when people do not understand us it is always our fault.
47 CCCII    |        opposed on certain points understand each other with difficulty,
48 CCCII    |         afraid that you will not understand me any better today than
49 CCCIII   |        you do not get it, please understand that it was not my fault.
50 CCCV     |          not scorn what I do not understand. He is to me, like Pindar,
51 CCCV     |          to me; however, I quite understand that the citizen Sedaine
52 CCCVIII  |       But how difficult it is to understand one another! There are two