no never mind

“I want to know what you’re planning,” he said, noting that he was aware of the hurdles a new outpost in New York faces: “Maybe they’ll make money, maybe they won’t. That is no never mind to me.”

“Oh, don’t pay me no never mind. I fuss and peck like a cranky old hen.”

“I laugh. I cry. I think new thoughts I didn’t know before. Simply through the power of the written word. On a — no, never mind, I am thinking of books.”

“No, no, no, never mind about him.”

“It makes me no never mind if she stays on her side of the creek.”