Chapter

 1 I    |         affair; he will take the matter in hand: and we can then
 2 II   |        have seen better days. No matter! He gave proofs of undaunted
 3 II   |           after all, what did it matter to him? He had seen so many
 4 III  |         that he was tall—an easy matter. When I saw that he had
 5 V    |  regarded this circumstance as a matter of the greatest importance,
 6 V    |        of the room.~“What is the matter?” asked his frightened companion.~
 7 V    |       own inexperience in such a matter, there was Gevrol to be
 8 V    |         become his deity, and no matter what the future might reserve,
 9 VI   |         and their attitude was a matter of great importance, since
10 VII  |          perturbed. “What is the matter?” he stammered. “Why are
11 VII  |           He did not discuss the matter—what good would it have
12 VII  |    examine the prisoners. A mere matter of form for to-day. Wait
13 VIII |       They hold fast to life, no matter how seriously they may be
14 VIII |       Absinthe.~“It doesn’t much matter,” continued Gevrol; “but
15 VIII |        few steps from here.”~“No matter. I will wait for you at
16 IX   |    thanks.~“Your opinion in this matter coincides with mine,” continued
17 IX   |        identity such a difficult matter in France. “I have been
18 IX   |         a secret interest in the matter, or else she would never
19 X    |          have but one system, no matter what may be their condition
20 X    |       said he, “is quite another matter. Certainly, I refused all
21 XII  |         disdainfully. “I see the matter in an entirely different
22 XII  |  examined and weighed them.”~“No matter,” murmured the prisoner. “
23 XIII |          that my opinion in this matter is identical with that of
24 XIII |         Ah, well! what does that matter to you? If you succeed,
25 XIV  |        should be informed of the matter.”~“Yesterday—the commissary?”~“
26 XV   |       you so?”~“Why! what is the matter with you?” inquired Lecoq.~
27 XV   |        afterward compromised the matter by having a game of piquet.
28 XV   |    working, he’s at work too. No matter what side I turn, I find
29 XV   |      indignantly; “besides, that matter would only concern myself.”~“
30 XVI  |         proceeding with the real matter in hand, M. Segmuller wished
31 XVI  |         did a month more or less matter to him?~The magistrate,
32 XVI  |       the longest way round as a matter of course, but, on reaching
33 XVI  |        know something about this matter, and if they would only
34 XVI  |         his hat, and said: “This matter must be cleared up. Come
35 XVII |        you will only intrust the matter to me, sir. If you will
36 XVII |          once throw light on the matter. This individual was an
37 XVII |        servants. But what is the matter with you?”~This last question
38 XVII |       anxious to investigate the matter as far as possible, he returned
39 XVIII|        unconvicted prisoners, no matter what may be the charges
40 XVIII|       postmen! By my faith, this matter shall be looked into.”~So
41 XVIII|        morning.”~“What does that matter?”~“Excuse me, but it matters
42 XIX  |         myself no more about the matter.”~He said this, but the
43 XIX  |      wish to hear no more on the matter. I have, it seems to me,
44 XIX  |        most skilful actor in the matter of make-up is no better
45 XIX  |          It doesn’t in the least matter which; you can select the
46 XX   |       Segmuller at once; it is a matter of importance,” said he.~
47 XX   |          forgotten all about the matter until that man came in here
48 XXI  | confederates, but what does that matter after all; now the two men
49 XXI  |       defeated all our plans, no matter how carefully arranged.