Chapter

 1 1 |        his senses. Giving him to understand that the police would deal
 2 4 |         without running--ME, you understand?" ~"And where, I pray you?" ~"
 3 4 |        understood him or did not understand him, giving way to his anger, "
 4 5 |          of Aramis. ~"You do not understand me, gentlemen," said d'Artagnan,
 5 6 |       know." ~"Yes, sire." ~"You understand, Treville--an edict is still
 6 6 |     enough, gentlemen; please to understand, that's enough. You have
 7 8 |         half-confidence, or--you understand!" ~"I know it from my wife,
 8 8 |         Jean Moquet; so that you understand, monsieur--But" cried the
 9 11|        Ah, Monsieur Hypocrite, I understand how you study theology." ~
10 13|   preserve absolute secrecy. You understand!" ~Athos shrugged his shoulders,
11 16|     asked the queen, who did not understand, or rather was not willing
12 16|        rather was not willing to understand. ~"His majesty is certain
13 16|         Duke," said the king, "I understand you. Be satisfied, all who
14 16| seriously offended, I could well understand it; your Majesty has treated
15 18|      police." ~"And what did you understand by what we said?" ~"A thousand
16 18|          important point, do you understand?" ~"Then the news I brought
17 21|       repugnant to him. ~"Let us understand each other, my Lord," replied
18 25|     precious fellow." ~"You will understand, monsieur, I thought there
19 25|             The devil! Ah, I can understand that. It is a demand that
20 25|              Well, monsieur, you understand that uneasiness makes us
21 25|  Catholic zeal that he could not understand how, a quarter of an hour
22 25|          the world. Well, do you understand, monsieur? Our host has
23 26|          that he might perfectly understand, "'The two hands are indispensable
24 26|     uniform was granted. You may understand that the moment has come
25 27|       which Porthos pretended to understand. Two or three times, even,
26 27|           for you will please to understand, monsieur, we were disposed
27 28|      himself. ~"Grimaud himself, understand; and with the ten parts
28 28|       but saddles?" ~"Now do you understand?" said Athos. ~"My friends,
29 29|          reply you make? Alas, I understand." ~"Think of the offense
30 30|       which d'Artagnan could not understand; but by the accent the young
31 32|   mounted on mules. But then you understand, Madame Coquenard, a mule
32 33|        or Monsieur Dessessart. I understand my game, Kitty; I have this
33 34|      Madame Bonacieux." ~"Yes, I understand now: to find one woman,
34 36|        had made Athos; "you must understand it would be impolitic not
35 36|      again, would not be able to understand what could cause the interruption
36 38|      talisman." ~"I don't at all understand you, but I believe all you
37 38|    important to say to him." ~"I understand," said Athos; "but why not
38 38|    nothing; will you, Kitty? You understand, my dear girl," continued
39 38|          the friends gave him to understand that among all his high
40 41|         two wretches like you. I understand why you accepted it, and
41 47|           and I am sure you will understand me, d'Artagnan, was the
42 47|   Porthos, "but I should like to understand." ~"Let us decamp first,
43 47|       decamp first, and you will understand afterward." ~"A moment,
44 48|      Aramis, "you will please to understand, gentlemen, that Bazin alone
45 48|        least a cardinal. You can understand that a man who has such
46 49|          silence. ~"I beg you to understand, sir, I will go no farther
47 49|         every misfortune which I understand. Where am I, and why am
48 50|          her brother. ~"I do not understand, my Lord," said she, in
49 50|   arrived?" ~"Himself. Ah, I can understand how the sight of him struck
50 50|    warmth: "Yes, I can very well understand that after having inherited
51 50|       not to leave this chamber, understand, John," continued the baron. "
52 53|        words, I declare I do not understand them." ~"Then you have no
53 54|     continued Lord de Winter, "I understand. You would like very well
54 54|          you say? Oh, you do not understand me! When I speak of ignominy,
55 54|            It is I who no longer understand you, madame," said Felton. ~"
56 54|       rather, who pretend not to understand me, sir!" replied the prisoner,
57 54|          explanation to make him understand of whom I was speaking." ~"
58 55|        will watch." ~"But do you understand the mission you are fulfilling?
59 55|     speak!" cried Felton, "I can understand you now." ~A flash of terrible
60 55|    heaven, and that Felton might understand she was addressing him. ~
61 56|       from his mouth, gave me to understand he had accomplished it the
62 57|       Yes, yes," said Felton; "I understand how he would act. But with
63 57|          Winter; and now you can understand it all, can you not? Buckingham
64 58|       asked Milady. ~"You do not understand?" asked Felton. ~"No; explain
65 61|        cry out so?" ~"Do you not understand?" said Milady, who had already
66 61|    presence of mind. ~"How can I understand? I know nothing." ~"Can
67 61|          nothing." ~"Can you not understand that Monsieur d'Artagnan,
68 63|     orders of his Eminence." ~"I understand. It is your brother who