Part, Chapter

 1  I, 2 |  appeared in the household. The matter had to be gone into. The
 2  I, 3 |        he chewed the cud of the matter beforehand. He certainly
 3 II, 2 |     scale), not more. And, as a matter of fact, we are sheltered
 4 II, 4 |     answered him—~“What does it matter to me since I’m not in her
 5 II, 5 |     then attending.~“What’s the matter with Pere Tellier? He coughs
 6 II, 5 |       them laugh.~“What does it matter?” interrupted Emma. “A good
 7 II, 6 |      the church, included to no matter what devotions, so that
 8 II, 6 |     priest.~“Oh, what does that matter?”~“What! What does it matter?
 9 II, 6 |    matter?”~“What! What does it matter? It seems to me that when
10 II, 7 |         answered, “what does it matter?”~Charles fled to his study
11 II, 8 |       But what does agriculture matter to you? Do you understand
12 II, 8 |         sitting on chairs. As a matter of fact, Lestiboudois had
13 II, 8 |         private prosperity is a matter of indifference, and who
14 II, 8 |         upon each other. Oh! no matter. Sooner or later, in six
15 II, 9 |          He said—~“What was the matter with you? Why? I do not
16 II, 9 |       one put out.~“What is the matter with you?” she said. “Are
17 II, 11|        stairs—~“Why, what’s the matter with our interesting strephopode?”~
18 II, 11|        with anger.~“What is the matter?” he asked, stupefied. “
19 II, 12|       belongs to him who, in no matter what circumstance, holds
20 II, 12|        buy shares somewhere, no matter where; besides, his practice
21 II, 12|        with a fearful oath. “No matter! She was a pretty mistress!”~
22 II, 14|       recommend the Bible.”~“No matter,” said Homais. “I am surprised
23 II, 15|        the words.~“What does it matter?” said Emma. “Do be quiet!”~“
24 III, 2|         What is it? What is the matter?”~“What is it?” replied
25 III, 4|         him to find soon, by no matter what means, a regular opportunity
26 III, 5|        dinner was not ready. No matter! She excused the servant.
27 III, 6|     legitimate distractions. No matter! Count upon me. One of these
28 III, 6|        deceive me! What does it matter to me? As If I cared for
29 III, 6|         she said to herself.~No matter! She was not happy—she never
30 III, 6| Croix-Rouge, from everybody, no matter where.~With the money she
31 III, 6|  judgment.”~What judgment? As a matter of fact, the evening before
32 III, 8|     life of a third person.~“No matter!” she said, looking at him
33 III, 8|        come back.~“What was the matter? Why? Explain to me.”~She
34 III, 8|         to tremble.~“What’s the matter?” said the chemist.~At this