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 1 II |         more talking to about the matter you know of, so important
 2 II |    interests are together in this matter. Do help me, I beg of you;
 3 II |         did not know what was the matter. He had a furnace brought
 4 II |       just and reasonable in this matter, I charge their conscience
 5 III|       leaving only acrid and sour matter which resists its influence.
 6 IV |           it was a very important matter, but only concerned herself.
 7 IV |      accused of: this is a public matter, and has reached my ears;
 8 V  |          return later, giving the matter a new appearance and disguising
 9 VI |        that his interests in this matter were the same as her own,
10 VI | approached and asked what was the matter. The man was a saddler,
11 VI |       tell me your wishes in this matter, I will see that they are