Chapter

 1 1 |      do not know what was the matter. All I know is that she
 2 3 |      in Madrid, and who, as a matter of fact, never even reaches
 3 4 |       you have need of me, no matter in what way, I hope you
 4 6 |      friends to see after the matter? It is likely to make you
 5 7 |       After all, what does it matter to me?" I said, affecting
 6 7 |       answered. ~"What is the matter?" ~"She is consumptive,
 7 9 |  dressing-room. ~"What is the matter with Marguerite?" asked
 8 10|       are crying! What is the matter?" ~"I must seem very silly
 9 10|   girls like me, what does it matter, one more or less? The doctors
10 11|     She has received me, as a matter of fact, very badly." ~"
11 12|       nothing." ~"What is the matter with you to-night?" said
12 13|     room. ~"Well, what is the matter?" ~"Do you think it amuses
13 13|     two. Such easiness in the matter is very like calculation,
14 13|     herself your creditor, no matter in what." ~It was well argued,
15 14| judgment was against me; as a matter of fact, everything went
16 14|     lover, one leaves her, no matter for what reason. I know
17 17|      her again, as before, no matter on what conditions. ~I read
18 20|      has had?" ~"What does it matter, father, if no one will
19 20|   will any more? What does it matter, if this woman loves me,
20 20|    have for her? What does it matter, if she has become a different
21 20| always makes a man better, no matter what woman inspires it.
22 21|       after all, what does it matter to me?" ~"Do not say that,
23 22|      But it is raining." ~"No matter." ~"But madame will be coming
24 24|      up to her. ~"What is the matter?" I said to her in a low
25 26|    had intrusted to him. As a matter of fact, he came to bring