Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  | receive and sustain it. Do you understand?”~Yes, he understood; he
 2    I,  I  |         without knowing how to understand the subtle distinctions
 3    I,  I  |      heart in order to see, to understand. He thought her charming,
 4    I,  I  |         What harm? She did not understand nor try to understand, overcome
 5    I,  I  |      not understand nor try to understand, overcome by the cruel grief
 6    I,  I  |       repeated aloud, as if to understand and convince herself: “Yes,
 7    I,  I  |     the next day, and make him understand as soon as she could what
 8    I,  I  |      doing, Monsieur? I do not understand that attitude.”~“Oh, Madame,
 9    I,  I  |       the situation.~“I do not understand what you wish to say. Never
10    I,  II |      one that no one wished to understand, because one always lends
11    I,  II |        kine of Egypt. I cannot understand how men can admire your
12    I,  IV |    away, to listen no more, to understand no more, knowing beforehand
13   II,  I  |       where that happened, you understand?”~“And Annette?”~“Oh, she
14   II,  II |   wished to go away, could not understand her obstinacy. Finally,
15   II,  II |      nothing but myself—do you understand?”~He laughed in a soft and
16   II,  II |    friendly way.~“No, I do not understand you very well. You make
17   II,  II |        I wish I could make you understand how I love you! I am always
18   II,  III|     for she did not profess to understand His intentions or His will,
19   II,  III|       of your heart.”~“I don’t understand. Explain yourself better.”~“
20   II,  III|       myself. Listen, reflect, understand. My daughter resembles me
21   II,  III|        have reflected you will understand that I have pointed out
22   II,  V  |   attraction; but he would not understand, he trusted to events, to
23   II,  V  |     was terrified. He tried to understand how and why she possessed
24   II,  VI |   angry and bitter. He did not understand how anyone could really
25   II,  VI |      who did not know, did not understand! But how he execrated that
26   II,  VI |    upstairs who claims me. You understand that a dressmaker, at the
27   II,  VI |     attention, to know all and understand all.~“What laceration might
28   II,  VI |     myself, or rather I do not understand it at all,” the physician
29   II,  VI |        she listened, trying to understand perfectly, to remember everything,