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 1 II  |   awaiting him.~The better to understand this narrative, it will
 2 II  |      he means to die!”~“I can understand that, Harry. I can understand
 3 II  | understand that, Harry. I can understand that! His native mine! He
 4 IX  |    merry-making. He could not understand his absence, for Harry was
 5 XII |     answer; she seemed not to understand the question.~“How many
 6 XII |   replied Nell. She seemed to understand that word no better than
 7 XII |      have lived down there to understand what I feel, what I can
 8 XIII|      in the coal mine. Do you understand me, Jack?”~“Hem!—yes—pretty
 9 XIII|       yes—pretty well. What I understand best is that you are going
10 XIV |      James Starr, “I can well understand the hesitation you feel;
11 XVI |     foe.~“My friends, he must understand better than we do the secrets
12 XVII|     madness this.”~“Ah! now I understand that the very thought of