Chapter

 1 I   |       you want me to do in the matter? You always hit on a whole
 2 II  |       to himself: “What is the matter with me this evening?” And
 3 II  |      the inheritance. When the matter was clearly explained to
 4 III |       he had no concern in the matter. When they were discussing
 5 III |       the year. It is a simple matter, and he will be glad to
 6 III |    probably. But what did that matter? He would hold her hand
 7 III |      as not to speak of such a matter in the presence of his parents.
 8 IV  |        reflect, to discuss the matter with himself—to face boldly,
 9 IV  |   there would be an end to the matter; he would not think of it
10 IV  |        Marechal would say: “No matter; I like it.”~And suddenly
11 V   |       what do you think of the matter?”~His nerves were in a state
12 V   |       replied:~“What does that matter? Is that a reason for living
13 VI  |    that there was anything the matter with her.”~At this Roland
14 VI  |   think there was anything the matter!”~Mme. Roland was panting
15 VI  |      his son.~“But what is the matter with her? I never saw her
16 VI  |      pale you are! What is the matter?”~She stammered out:~“I
17 VII |    absolute certainty that the matter we discussed will come to
18 VIII| brother.”~This new view of the matter having relieved him and
19 VIII|       been off that moment, no matter whither, feeling that everything
20 VIII|       What do you think of the matter, Louise?”~She replied in
21 VIII|    only smiled, taking it as a matter of course, for the good