Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     VII|      win them over.~ ~It is a matter of course that the nominated
 2     I,     XII|            And what does that matter, pray? The department of
 3     I,    XIII|      you of some very serious matter, so she begs you to pay
 4     I,    XIII| present."~ ~"Why! what is the matter with you? You are not going
 5    II,      II|       and I tried to joke the matter away.~ ~"Let us make a bargain,
 6    II,      II|  changed my conception of the matter entirely; for the better
 7    II,      IV|   give her consent, since the matter is irreparable. You see,
 8    II,      VI|     he is a loser it does not matter, for he is not accustomed
 9    II,      IX|      Flamma.~ ~"No; this is a matter which concerns you as well
10    II,       X|     let that be! What does it matter if - "~ ~"But it does matter.
11    II,       X|  matter if - "~ ~"But it does matter. My grandfather left me
12    II,     XII|      peaceful.~ ~"It does not matter," said the old man, encouragingly. "
13    II,    XIII|       Would this not give new matter for their suspicions, and