Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII  |        almost forgotten. He could understand that an altered inclination
 2        I,  VIII |    angrily exclaimed; “cannot you understand that the planets are traveling
 3        I,  IX   |         could not fail to see and understand his signals. Slightly changing
 4        I,  XV   |       some difficulty to make him understand the fact that had just come
 5        I,  XV   |      captain. “Let us see that we understand each other right. Unless
 6        I,  XVIII|  significant nod, made his master understand that he was to play the
 7        I,  XIX  |          its responsibilities. We understand each other so well that
 8        I,  XIX  |           to misunderstand you.”~“Understand or misunderstand,” replied
 9        I,  XXIV | thoughtfully; “and I do not quite understand how you would propose to
10       II,  III  |          same question. Did I not understand you to say that, as the
11       II,  IV   |        captain’s reply.~“You must understand, however,” said Rosette, “
12       II,  VI   |         captain said, “If, sir, I understand right, you require some
13       II,  VII  |         its proper weight. Do you understand me, goggle-eyes?”~This was
14       II,  VII  |        must talk to those who can understand.”~The professor took the
15       II,  IX   |        prices.”~Servadac made him understand that he had no intention
16       II,  XI   |          the captain to him; “but understand that I consider it my duty
17       II,  XIV  |        Rosette; “and if you don’t understand me, you may go to the devil!”~
18       II,  XV   |        been saying.~“Then I am to understand that you are determined
19       II,  XVI  |   observed Ben Zoof, “but I don’t understand why such learned gentlemen
20       II,  XVI  |           his orderly, making him understand that he should hold his
21       II,  XVI  |        other perils.”~“Then, as I understand,” said Captain Servadac, “
22       II,  XVI  |            I think, lieutenant, I understand your project. The scheme