Chapter

 1 III |     haste in so important a matter, but that I ought to devote
 2 V   | concealed from you, for the matter talked of. But prosperity
 3 VI  |     and comeliness, that no matter what woman I might favour
 4 VI  |     duties of my school, no matter whether by day or by night,
 5 VI  |  but everything merely as a matter of habit. I had become nothing
 6 VI  |    sing them aloud." But no matter how slow a matter may be
 7 VI  |    But no matter how slow a matter may be in disclosing itself,
 8 IX  |   not enough, and that this matter required a more thorough
 9 X   |     anything to do with the matter, and as for the legate,
10 X   |  who were with him took the matter under advisement, saying
11 XIII|     in harassing me on this matter, and they stole and carried
12 XIV |   the Lord, considering the matter from a purely human standpoint,