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 1 VI     |         inviolable secrecy: you understand? There are not a few in
 2 IX     |       felt that we were made to understand each other. In fact he was
 3 XI     | Nevertheless, they soon came to understand each other. Neither looked
 4 XIV    |        believe that?” I cried.~“Understand this clearly,” added the
 5 XXI    |      and felt as if I could not understand him.~“Drink!” he said again.~
 6 XXI    |    moment I could have made him understand me. My words, my complaints,
 7 XXI    |       which our guide could not understand I could have demonstrated
 8 XXI    |          Do you hear me? Do you understand?”~I had seized Hans by the
 9 XXIII  |         do. But I could not but understand, and applaud and cheer him
10 XXIV   |      Snæfell, I still could not understand why no trace was left of
11 XXIX   |       but you will soon see and understand that geology has not yet
12 XXX    |     skeletons. And yet I cannot understand the appearance of these
13 XXXIII |   Tänder,“ said he.~I could not understand him, and turned to my uncle
14 XXXVII |         I have examined it.”~To understand what followed, it must be
15 XXXVIII| PROFESSOR IN HIS CHAIR AGAIN~To understand this apostrophe of my uncle’
16 XXXVIII|       Golgotha. Any one may now understand the frenzied excitement
17 XLII   |        at me as if he could not understand.~“Well,” said I, “do you
18 XLII   |       geological terms. I could understand them, and in spite of myself