Chap.

 1        2|          was astonished, could not understand why her mistress was out
 2        3|    successes I cannot in the least understand.”~“But why?” asked Mme Chantereau.~“
 3        3|        Fauchery, pretending not to understand him. “She wanted to thank
 4        3|   expression in order to make them understand that this jest did not appear
 5        3|           a man might who fails to understand. His nose, which loomed
 6        4|             Nana did not appear to understand. She smiled and looked at
 7        4|          know she did. So now, you understand, she must have an article,
 8        5|           Bron and continued:~“You understand, eh? Six bottles of champagne
 9        5|            She had quite failed to understand why they were fighting on
10        5|            out of the theater. You understand, eh? Prompt side and O.P.
11        7|           pet.”~He did not seem to understand. Whereupon she grew more
12        7|           was very keen on it, you understand, but he, the ninny, didn’
13        7|           last he was beginning to understand her allusions, and he wanted
14        7|          It’s sickening! Don’t you understand I’m jolly tired of your
15        7|     yesterday she had given him to understand that if he could not find
16        8|            treat herself to! Oh, I understand it all now: she wanted to
17        8|        disgustingly. She could not understand the thing as yet. Nevertheless,
18        8|           complaisantly:~“You must understand I’m not such a fool as to
19        8|       yesterday evening. She can’t understand it any more than I can. ‘
20        8|            getting stupid. One can understand a mash, but to go to that
21        9|           No, it beats me; I can’t understand it,” said Fontan at length,
22        9|             There’s not a man, you understand, able to accuse me of doing
23        9|          you all to myself! Do you understand? And if you were to consent
24        9|          grew angry.~“Very well, I understand; you’re afraid of making
25        9|        like the first, for now you understand what’s due to a woman. You
26        9|       there’d be no end to it, you understand. But it’s hardly clean here—
27        9|           t go on like this; d’you understand?” Nana forgot herself in
28        9|          him laugh and gave him to understand that he would be foolish
29       10|         And with that she made him understand that he was never to come
30       10|            Georges still failed to understand.~“I thought I heard—that
31       10|            family honor! Oh yes, I understand those kinds of feelings!
32       10|         should insult me. You must understand this: when I am at home
33       10|      anonymous letters in order to understand how matters stood, and accordingly
34       10|            Before your wife, d’you understand?”~“That’s it! That’s it!”
35       10|           and them together, d’you understand?”~They took her as required;
36       11|          madden Rose too much. You understand, I think it best to warn
37       11|       fifteen to one. No one could understand it. A filly beaten on all
38       11| openmouthed, without being able to understand it all. Confusion reigned;
39       11|           Nana, though she did not understand a word of what the count
40       12|         she was a woman; she could understand everything. When in a dull
41       12|      tiptoe, for as yet he did not understand.~“The countess?” he said
42       13|           dearie, you must try and understand how it is: I can’t refuse
43       13|       quite over between us; d’you understand? And now I’m off!”~And she
44       13|            with others, nor did he understand her imbecile caprices. Undying,
45       13|          his obstinate refusals to understand the feminine nature, and
46       13|       longer possible. He ought to understand that and to be reasonable.
47       13|        make allusions he could not understand. One day, urged by the journalist,
48       14|          he could not in the least understand these stupid feminine devotions.