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 1     I,       I|      and dumb, and could not understand a word of our conversation;
 2     I,      II|     and although I could not understand the words, I understood
 3     I,     III|   side and asked -~ ~"Do you understand German, sir?"~ ~"Yes, sir,
 4     I,     III|    his prattle, as we do not understand the language," said the
 5     I,     III|     language that none of us understand."~ ~"Then I hardly suppose
 6     I,     III|     to him; perhaps you will understand him."~ ~I went in, and found
 7     I,      VI|           You will presently understand that I did not rob, did
 8     I,     VII|   dying man had been made to understand that the bill of 1,000 florins
 9     I,     VII| politely but firmly given to understand that I had no legal right
10     I,     VII|     So, in order to make you understand the change - nay, the entire
11     I,      XI|      purpose. Why, did I not understand that it was the patriotic
12     I,      XI|  faintest blush; they do not understand the hidden impertinence.
13     I,     XII|  suppose?" said I. "I do not understand an atom of legislation and
14     I,    XIII|      resembled, was bound to understand her French prattle. So there
15    II,       I|    paper. He did not exactly understand what a turtle was; but he
16    II,     III|      lighthouse."~ ~"I don't understand the simile."~ ~"Do you know
17    II,     VII|     which the Father did not understand, "Don't spoil the game.
18    II,     XVI|     absurd?~ ~"It is easy to understand," he continued. "You are