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 1  I, 2 |      allusions that Charles did not understand, then by casual observations
 2  I, 3 |           but old Rouault could not understand such an idea. So there was
 3  I, 8 |           full of words she did not understand. A circle gathered round
 4 II, 1 |    whimsical or even peevish, I can understand; such cases are cited in
 5 II, 5 | unconcernedly—~“Very well. We shall understand one another by and by. I
 6 II, 5 |          done, although she did not understand the wishes to which she
 7 II, 8 |   agriculture matter to you? Do you understand anything about it?”~“Certainly
 8 II, 8 |             about it?”~“Certainly I understand it, since I am a druggist—
 9 II, 8 |     distinguish between plants, you understand, which are the wholesome
10 II, 8 |         need for explanations; they understand one another. They have seen
11 II, 8 |       repulse me! You are good! You understand that I am yours! Let me
12 II, 8 |      remarked. No doubt the priests understand progress in another fashion.
13 II, 9 |             with you? Why? I do not understand. You were mistaken, no doubt.
14 II, 11|    afterwards, and even gave him to understand that he would be more likely
15 II, 11|         declaring that he could not understand this obstinacy, this blindness
16 II, 11|          everyone would not perhaps understand. The masses must—’”~“No
17 II, 11|        approached the holy table? I understand that your work, that the
18 II, 11|         puns that Hippolyte did not understand. Then, as soon as he could,
19 II, 12|        subject; he pretended not to understand, and turned the conversation.~
20 II, 12|       conversation.~What he did not understand was all this worry about
21 II, 12|         heavy— handy.”~“Yes, yes, I understand. About three feet by a foot
22 II, 12|             to you—your life? Ah! I understand. I have nothing in the world!
23 II, 14|           for explanations, did not understand them; was sent from the
24 II, 15|            the novel helping her to understand the libretto, she followed
25 II, 15|           moreover, that he did not understand the story because of the
26 II, 15|            her shoulder, “I like to understand things.”~“Be quiet! be quiet!”
27 III, 1|           natures were difficult to understand. He from the first moment
28 III, 1|             dumfounded, not able to understand this untimely munificence
29 III, 1|         public-houses. He could not understand what furious desire for
30 III, 2|            and without appearing to understand all there was of humiliation
31 III, 2|             darling?”~She seemed to understand him, for she rose; and Charles
32 III, 2| transactions together.”~She did not understand. He was silent. Then, passing
33 III, 4|            murmur. People could not understand either why Mere Rollet breakfasted
34 III, 5|           asked for a receipt.~“You understand—in business—sometimes. And
35 III, 5|             the other, drawn up.~“I understand,” said the notary; “a man
36 III, 6|           swallow it! Of course you understand one doesn’t tell them what
37 III, 6|          time. He tried to make her understand that they would be quite
38 III, 6|           he added, “that he’ll not understand your little theft, the poor
39 III, 7|         hill he exclaimed—~“I can’t understand why the authorities tolerate
40 III, 7|        worries, her wants. He could understand that; an elegant woman!
41 III, 7|    wide-open eyes, as if he did not understand. She went on in a tender,
42 III, 8|           others, confess it! Oh, I understand them, dear! I excuse them.
43 III, 8|          and the other, who did not understand, answered—~“Oh, do anything!