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1 Int |         is buffeted about without understanding why, that “suffers and dies
2 VII |        was being said around her, understanding everything without letting
3 VIII| bewildered, looked at him without understanding. She faltered: “What in
4 VIII|          of the peasant, who, not understanding this frivolity, glanced
5 IX  |           minutes, surprised, not understanding what could be keeping them.
6 IX  |         nothing, feeling nothing, understanding nothing. She only wanted
7 IX  |           back the letter without understanding its meaning. The address
8 X   |      their fists on the door, not understanding what was going on.~When