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 1 II  |     slave to him. “What is the matter with you? Answer me?” And
 2 II  |        another asking what the matter was, and why the Suffet
 3 II  |    without spices, and it is a matter of great difficulty to procure
 4 III |   Cloud there issued primitive Matter. This was a water, muddy,
 5 III |      of the sanctuaries.~“Then Matter condensed. It became an
 6 IV  |         exclaimed Matho.~“What matter?” returned Spendius, and
 7 VII |       and tear your cloaks! No matter! you will have to go and
 8 VII |      the Suffet, laughing. “No matter! if he is in want of money,
 9 VII |        whence you will, and no matter at what price! Heap it and
10 VIII|      away—”~“Why! what does it matter?” said Matho disdainfully.~
11 VIII|   yonder? Moreover what did it matter? The disdain which they
12 X   |     are suffering! what is the matter? Do not go away! take me!
13 XI  |       your house, what does it matter? are you not all-powerful,
14 XIII|        Mercenaries there at no matter what price. Nevertheless,
15 XIV | further trouble. The important matter was to take Tunis. He advanced
16 XIV |      for a place of refuge, no matter where. Utica and Hippo-Zarytus