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 1 II  |    Serizy, anxious to end the matter, sent for his notary,~Alexandre
 2 II  |     Moulineaux.~ ~Before this matter came up, the count had already
 3 III |       more than two weeks, no matter how much they may~ask you,"
 4 III |       the boy.~ ~"What is the matter with you, Oscar?" asked
 5 III |  thought Oscar.~ ~"What's the matter?" asked Madame Clapart.~ ~
 6 V   |       for the transaction~the matter will bring him fifty thousand,--
 7 V   |      is so rich, what does it matter what it costs him?" said
 8 V   |     reveals it to any one, no matter who,~here or at Isle-Adam,
 9 V   | influence~on a rather serious matter, although it would cost
10 VI  |   Come, sail in,~and push the matter; she is not so bad in looks,
11 VI  |     pretension.'"~ ~While the matter of the sale was being settled
12 VI  |      been doing. "What is the matter?"~ ~"My dear, we are lost,--
13 VII |     doing harm~to any one, no matter who."~ ~Just then the cracking
14 VII |    Cardot's place and see the matter from his point of view;~
15 VIII|  shall know nothing about the matter; that is all that I can~
16 VIII|      note of Oscar, made it a matter of~principle not to allow
17 VIII|      du roi" in any court, no matter~where, was his sole ambition.
18 IX  |   never lacking to it. In the matter of Georges, Oscar~himself
19 X   | Serizy has since shown in the matter of Joseph's~brother, Philippe
20 XI  |     are selected;~for it is a matter as delicate as it is difficult