Chapter

 1 II | gravely resumed, "and for that matter, men~too, who can cut their
 2 II |      his room, though for that matter it was so narrow that he
 3 V  |   suspect that the gist of the matter has been known in Paris
 4 V  |      and whether marriage is a matter of money with~him.' The
 5 V  |        his ear; he guessed the matter on foot, more~particularly
 6 V  |    worth something, while as a matter of fact"~ ~"But if you look
 7 V  |        the~risks. What does it matter to the State how money is
 8 V  |      circulation? What does it matter who is~rich or who is poor,
 9 V  |       times out of the tenas~a matter of fact you are not, the
10 VI |        Godefroid, 'what is the matter with you, my dear~fellow?
11 VII|    cent. Ah, if it were~only a matter of ten per cent of loss'