Chapter

 1 1 |       little flattery to make up matters with the young man, as the
 2 3 |          have no reason to think matters have much changed in this
 3 6 |         entered his apartment. ~"Matters go but badly," said Athos,
 4 7 |          you, Porthos, who carry matters in such a magnificent style,
 5 12|      communication with Laporte, matters resumed their course, and
 6 13|    citizen to meddle with public matters. He complicated this exordium
 7 14| conspired," murmured he, "but it matters not; we will see." ~"You
 8 14|       mercer to himself. "PESTE! Matters are going all right." ~"
 9 16|          one of my friends, what matters?" ~"Tell it, Athos, tell
10 16|         will communicate certain matters to you with which I have
11 16|      real vocation to look after matters for which I have no aptitude.
12 17|         without dangers?" ~"What matters it, if you avoid them?" ~"
13 21|        ones, and experts in such matters would have been deceived
14 28|         Treville never jested in matters relating to discipline. ~"
15 33|        You told me that!" ~"What matters it to you, Kitty? You know
16 33|         culpable of treachery in matters more important, and could
17 34|          am ignorant of all such matters! How should I know what
18 46|   Because we have very important matters to communicate to one another,
19 51|       over--but he had to adjust matters for M. de Bassompierre,
20 61|        am very ignorant of these matters," said the abbess, at length; "
21 63|         of safety, and there, if matters required, make her a hostage.