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 1 I   |  pretended not to see, not to understand, not to hear. Her fair head
 2 I   |  informed, and he added:~“You understand that I ask all these questions
 3 II  |      did not at first seem to understand, but after thinking it over
 4 V   |       Then she would know and understand everything.~He was seized
 5 VII | louder.~“Ah! ha! very good. I understand now why I should no longer
 6 VII |       would wait, refusing to understand, to know, to remember, out
 7 VII |     you, nor kiss you, do you understand?”~Then he in his turn spoke
 8 VII |       much to say to make you understand. But you never can understand.
 9 VII | understand. But you never can understand. You see, if I stayed—I
10 VII |    years. But you could never understand that; how should you! If
11 VII |     of him before you. Do you understand? I could not. So if you
12 VIII|   whose habit it was never to understand what was said in his presence.~“
13 IX  |    have done and you ought to understand that. Au revoir—I hope I