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 1 I    |   more for not being able to understand you.”~“Forty-two minutes
 2 III  |    he found intact. One must understand that under present conditions
 3 IV   |       Well, and does Nicholl understand what that means?”~“Of course,
 4 IV   |  leaving the atmosphere.”~“I understand no more,” said Michel.~“
 5 IV   |      atmospheric strata. You understand that the faster it goes
 6 IV   |      answered Michel; “and I understand it, although your x’s and
 7 IV   |      muttered Ardan.~“Do you understand it at last?” asked Barbicane.~“
 8 IV   |       asked Barbicane.~“Do I understand it?” cried Ardan; “my head
 9 V    |      12,000 yards. Now I can understand how, after thirteen minutes
10 V    |   two reasons which you will understand,” answered Barbicane. “The
11 VI   |     transformation.”~“Yes, I understand,” replied Michel, “perfectly.
12 XIV  |     Michel will probably not understand.”~“Thank you,” said Michel.~“
13 XIV  |   And why?”~“To prove that I understand.”~“Get along with you,”
14 XV   |     other’s heads? I want to understand the only interesting question
15 XVII | encrusted soil. One can then understand that the bubbles of this
16 XVIII|     wants of existence as we understand it.”~“Agreed,” replied Nicholl. “