Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    to remain and to make her comprehend, by a few coldly polite
2    I,  I  |       she feared to know, to comprehend, and to reflect; on the
3    I,  I  |   how he might enable her to comprehend that henceforth, until death,
4   II,  III|       I repeat that I do not comprehend you. I guess that there
5   II,  IV |  reason, and he attempted to comprehend what strange emotion was
6   II,  V  | would rather— Oh, you do not comprehend what my life has become!”~
7   II,  V  |   which he was not trying to comprehend, the name of Guilleroy made