Chapter

 1 1  |        months to come. ~Do you understand all the force and frenzy
 2 1  |        opera-dancer. You would understand the pleasures of intemperance
 3 1  |       Raphael. ~"Oh, you don't understand me; I mean political crime.
 4 1  |    hilarity. ~"You will hardly understand me," he replied. "In the
 5 2  |       a skeleton, and you will understand the life whose curious scenes
 6 2  |    looked about me, seeking to understand this blithe simplicity in
 7 2  |        services. ~"In order to understand the peculiar condition of
 8 2  |      in me that I could hardly understand. I could have copied the
 9 2  |     made plain; we could never understand each other. ~" 'Good-bye,'
10 2  |       into my circumstances to understand the stormy thoughts, the
11 2  |      women, for they seemed to understand, and eyed me with curiosity
12 2  |      out books that he doesn't understand a word of,' whispered Rastignac; '
13 2  |     ransacked it all. Will you understand, I wonder, the excitement
14 2  |        redden, but she did not understand a look. A young man's life
15 2  |       madame, if you could but understand me!' I answered. ~" 'What
16 2  |      Taillefer exclaimed; "you understand your position; a fortune
17 2  |        already that you cannot understand a joke. You have only to
18 3  |    would have made you long to understand the mystery that brooded
19 3  |      anywhere in Paris. Do you understand? Not two houses. Faith,
20 3  |       leads, M. Porriquet, you understand. An inconciliable life.
21 3  |     put on the same chair, you understand? I have to see that he always
22 3  |     and he is the servant, you understand? The reason of it? Ah, my
23 3  |        muttered Porriquet. ~"I understand your kind intentions, my
24 3  |       his old servant. "Try to understand the charge confided to you." ~"
25 3  |     positively ugly. Unable to understand a single phrase of the music,
26 3  |       fate. I am free - do you understand?" ~Seized with a kind of
27 3  | crested one, sir, and you will understand that I deliberated no longer.
28 3  |    said the man of science. "I understand. The remains of any substance
29 3  |     decay. It is quite easy to understand, and its progress depends
30 3  |     our admiration." ~"I don't understand." ~The man of science smiled.
31 3  |      disease. Doctors ought to understand the symptoms of any attack
32 3  |    rival, and you must seek to understand the moods of your patroness,
33 3  |    profoundly observant not to understand the meaning of the tone,
34 3  |  balanced in his case. I can't understand it at all," said the doctor,
35 Epi|    intrusion." ~"Well, well, I understand. So it went with Pauline.