Chapter

 1  1,3|   as they were not able to understand how any one could have courage
 2  2,1|   Well, as to that, let us understand each other gentlemen. Whom
 3  7,3|    completely at a loss to understand what you want." ~"Then I
 4 10,2|  not hear her. ~"Don't you understand me?" said the young girl,
 5 10,2|    sir! oh, sir! don't you understand that you will be condemned
 6 11,1|  and protest that I do not understand how any one should have
 7 11,3|  as, of course, you do not understand Latin, and might therefore
 8 14,2|    who - Cornelius did not understand how - had succeeded even
 9 15,1|    Gryphus. I do not quite understand it." ~"Well, then, if you
10 18,1|   said, negligently; 'do I understand anything of tulips? I only
11 20,1| she did not, or would not, understand this look, Rosa answered
12 21,2| must take it with you. You understand that you must not separate
13 22,1|   in apprising you. Yes, I understand." ~Rosa sighed, yet without
14 22,1| like a woman who begins to understand a foible, and to accustom
15 24,1|  no! this is what I cannot understand. The key was never out of
16 30,1|  slumbering there. ~"Ah, I understand you," he said. ~Rosa, with