Chap.

 1        1|         talent but that it did not matter at all, that, in fact, she
 2        2|         dress and a hat. It didn’t matter much if she were badly turned
 3        2|              Madame will think the matter over; Madame will receive
 4        3|        forgotten about it. But, no matter, I am not acquainted with
 5        3|           to act with vigor in the matter. Churches are growing empty;
 6        4|            present kissed him as a matter of course. He kept grumbling
 7        4|            And this account of the matter went the round of the ladies
 8        4|         carefully out. It wouldn’t matter; he would eat sideways.~“
 9        4|            to her aunt that in the matter of men one could not have
10        4|         there was nothing much the matter and that the gentleman would
11        4|           expression.~“What IS the matter with you?” he asked in some
12        4|            Why, this is what’s the matter with me,” she cried out
13        4|           across his face. For the matter of that, not one of the
14        5|          had just settled a little matter. Clarisse, after viewing
15        5|           my dear. Why, it doesn’t matter,” he said. “It’s His Highness.
16        5|          latter asked what was the matter.~“Oh, nothing at all,” he
17        5|       after her departure. For the matter of that, the lodge was still
18        5|        about La Faloise, and, as a matter of fact, he was still in
19        6|       little damp, but that didn’t matter; one wasn’t going to sleep
20        6|          of time to spare. For the matter of that, his clothes were
21        6|         from his face.~“What’s the matter with your neck?” resumed
22        6|            know—he had nothing the matter with his neck. Then drawing
23        6|           it nowadays, and for the matter of that, she’s become goody–
24        7|           stupid! But that doesn’t matter. Do come up one of these
25        7|        exasperate her at last. The matter ought to stop now.~“Well,
26        7|            he wanted to reason the matter out. The countess was coming
27        7|            gently. “But what’s the matter? You’ve spotted them, eh?
28        8|       softly. After all, it didn’t matter to her! Yet seeing that
29        8|        Without doubt it was only a matter of three francs, but she
30        8|           as they were doing. As a matter of fact, Fontan had turned
31        8|         love him!”~The fact of the matter was that Mme Lerat was beginning
32        8|           She might have made it a matter of ten and fifteen louis
33        8|        talking seriously about the matter, “there’s no such thing
34        9|           the delicate part of the matter. Muffat sat silent, his
35        9|           How should he broach the matter which, moreover, did not
36        9|         one mind, we’ll finish the matter at once. Here’s Mignon,
37        9|        give them all points in the matter of smartness. But she nearly
38       10|           on laughingly:~“For that matter, you’ll see your brother
39       10|    astonishment. What could be the matter with the little love that
40       10|          her one in the face! As a matter of fact Satin was dining
41       10|          quietly enough:~“That’s a matter which doesn’t concern you,
42       10|          how angry she grew in the matter of Vandeuvres and the young
43       10|            of lying to him about a matter of no consequence? And with
44       10|             Daguenet averred.~As a matter of fact, just when he was
45       10|          jokingly, not wishing the matter to grow serious, and after
46       10|           Nana’s next day. For the matter of that, it was the customary
47       10|        desire not to appear in the matter, and they both undertook
48       10|           same time for charging a matter of twenty thousand francs
49       10|         idly by.~“Well, what’s the matter? Hand the champagne then!”
50       10|            hour pleasantly! In the matter of books and of plays Nana
51       10|           somber.~“What can be the matter with that baby?” asked Nana,
52       10|       death you chose did not much matter, he averred; the great thing
53       10|           console her.~“What’s the matter?” said Nana in surprise.~“
54       10|          said, they would talk the matter over. By and by, when he
55       11|           salutation. He made it a matter of principle to keep out
56       11|           and very smiling for the matter of that. Then I answered
57       11|          Estelle. It was a settled matter—the banns were being published.
58       11|            than ever. It would not matter in the least; there were
59       11|          had come to communicate a matter of importance. Mignon had
60       11|           that she would think the matter over.~A commotion caused
61       11|           What the deuce does that matter to us?” shouted La Faloise
62       11|            she is! Bah, it doesn’t matter a bit: she’s making the
63       11|           that if I knew about the matter I would immediately inform
64       11|        right, let’s part.’ And the matter wouldn’t have gone further.”~“
65       12|          heads; it was no laughing matter.~Till midnight a dozen gentlemen
66       12|        they put a bold face on the matter. It had nothing to do with
67       12|          lips aquiver.~“What’s the matter then?” she asked. “You’re
68       12|           again asked:~“What’s the matter with you, darling? The tears
69       12| Nevertheless, you must look at the matter quietly: you’re not dishonored
70       12|         against him.~“What will it matter?” he cried. “I shall have
71       12|           mix himself up in such a matter with an uneducated man.
72       12|           Egad, it was no laughing matter.”~“Vandeuvres—oh, let him
73       12|           buried—that’s what’s the matter with Vandeuvres! Here’s
74       12|    Daguenet. What did these things matter? He even became more supple
75       12|            further interest in the matter, he once more lost himself
76       12|          tranquillity.~“What’s the matter?” asked Philippe. “You seem
77       12|          marriage? What can be the matter?”~Taken aback by the darkness,
78       13|         they ceased talking of the matter. The lady’s maid at once
79       13|            gone yet, madame.”~As a matter of fact, the pale red stain
80       13|           or in full dress did not matter. She would come back to
81       13|            uncle. But that did not matter; he had achieved smartness;
82       13|            as feet cross it.”~As a matter of fact, each of the gentlemen,
83       13|          long and the short of the matter was she would have to make
84       14|            by the hand. What’s the matter with her, eh?”~“Smallpox,”
85       14|         them smoking cigars.”~As a matter of fact, all the gentlemen
86       14|           charnel house, a heap of matter and blood, a shovelful of