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I understand the order is I may not leave alive.
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Only I really understand the order to it.
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For correct guidance in our search for the best methods, we must understand the order of the development of the human mind.
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So far as I understand the order of things, life consists of nothing but horrors, squabbles, and trivialities mixed together or alternating!
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At least so I understood the orders given in a strange sea language.
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The latter understood the order and crowded close.
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He only that is possessed of wisdom, and none else, understands the order of the world.
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Do they understand the orders on the left?
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As I understood the orders, he has left you with a very honorable mission to fulfil!
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An untrained horse would not understand the orders, no matter how good an animal he might be.
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You understand the orders, anyway.
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"Ay, ay, sir," answered Hemming, meaning that he understood the orders received.
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It is freely acknowledged to-day by the foremost men of science that no man fully understands the order of nature.
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The English, however, understood the order to be, "You are to advance to the sound of your drums."
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He may not have understood the order; at all events he gave no sign of having heard it, and went straight ahead.
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I, on the other hand, have made it my business to study and to understand the Order ever since it was first begun.