Chapter

 1 4 |      he stopped. ~"What is the matter?" asked John, putting his
 2 4 |         Now, then, what is the matter again?" asked John. ~"Look
 3 6 | threats as to make it indeed a matter of wonder that this venomous
 4 7 |    precious bulbs, "what's the matter?" ~"The matter, sir!" said
 5 7 |      what's the matter?" ~"The matter, sir!" said Craeke, laying
 6 7 |        bulb was lying, -- "the matter is, that you are requested
 7 15|       it won't be such an easy matter for you to conspire. First
 8 16|     been considering about the matter. ~"Listen to me," he said. "
 9 16|     she felt interested in the matter herself. ~"I will explain
10 21|    that's settled; really, the matter is wonderful enough for
11 25|     accuse any one." ~"But the matter may very easily be ascertained." ~"
12 25|     advice. Be prudent in this matter, for we have a court of
13 27|     Portugal. The truth in the matter is as I shall now tell your
14 29|     let him talk; what does it matter to you now?" ~The cold sweat
15 33|        month of flowers. ~As a matter of course, one was a boy,