Chapter

 1 I  |       of that sort of life, you understand. Furthermore, she is a great
 2 I  |        the temple of money. You understand all about that. At the lower
 3 I  | education?”~She appeared not to understand, and continued talking in
 4 II |        she consented or did not understand, and curbing his spirit
 5 II |        will you not?”~“I do not understand you.”~“You are not as stupid
 6 II |         and then said:~“I don’t understand you at all.”~Then he answered
 7 II |       pretend any longer not to understand me, and don’t treat me as
 8 II |         did not hear or did not understand. Monsieur de Servigny is
 9 II |         never marry you, do you understand, and that he merely means
10 III|     much affected thoroughly to understand, but guessing almost everything,
11 III|         some violence.~“I don’t understand you,” she said.~Yvette replied:~“
12 III|     things which you do not yet understand. Well, don’t forget—don’
13 III|      shall never see again, you understand me. I want him to leave,
14 III|         as anybody else, do you understand? I lead a certain sort of
15 III|       send you to market—do you understand—and she would turn you out
16 III|        are not two ways, do you understand, when we are servants. We
17 IV | bewildered, repeating: “I don’t understand this at all.”~But Servigny
18 IV |      has hard things to bear. I understand your sorrow and I promise