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 1 4  |     theatre woman, an author whose business it is to feign~sentiments,
 2 6  |           francs from the house of business where her guardian~had placed
 3 6  |            and she sent her man of business to Guerande and took a~lodging
 4 6  |            Les Touches. Her man of~business gave orders after her departure
 5 6  |            precede her; her man of business alone knew the~secret of
 6 17 |        thousand~francs. Her man of business had since purchased for
 7 18 |            time. The footman whose business it was~to engage a stall
 8 18 |       Cadignan; it relates to some business in the Chamber~to-morrow."~ ~
 9 18 |            baron made a~pretext of business and went out, thus avoiding
10 22 | practically his wife, his woman of business, she justified the~position
11 25 |            seemed to be engaged in business,~but he was really awaiting
12 26 |           most disagreeable in our~business. 'You are ill,' he says
13 26 |           doors, and now it is our business to get him a home. He~must
14 Add|          Member for Arcis~A Man of Business~Gaudissart II.~The Unconscious
15 Add|         Prince of Bohemia~A Man of Business~Cousin Betty~The Member
16 Add|       Prince of Bohemia~ ~A Man of Business~Cousin Betty~The Imaginary
17 Add|         Prince of Bohemia~A Man of Business~The Middle Classes~The Unconscious
18 Add|            Ursule Mirouet~A Man of Business~The Member for Arcis~The