Chapter

 1 1  |       As the routine of public business must go on, a certain~number
 2 1  |      speech or writing; public~business took a literary form. France
 3 1  |     you increase the~volume of business by giving it freer play;
 4 1  |   specie,~and that embarrasses business and the movement of money;
 5 2  |      or disavowed~at will. His business was that of being always
 6 2  |        that no good strokes of business could be made. The last~
 7 3  | necessary money to establish a business. This Falleix, a respectable~
 8 3  |   which won't do at all in our business; we~don't like dandies."~ ~
 9 3  |      paper-dealer retired from business ever since~the year II.
10 3  |      on that day no government business~went on.~ ~This little old
11 3  |     floor of an old house. His business was that of discounting
12 3  |    Monsieur Bidault began this~business in the year II. in partnership
13 3  |        cast aside his father's business and~find a career in politics,
14 3  |         put their~money into a business carried on by others, and
15 3  |    affairs and should do their business well and quickly. But this~
16 4  |     seemed to have made it the business and occupation of~his life.
17 4  |   bureaus were open for public~business, not private. Much ridicule
18 5  |       part am I to take in~the business?"~ ~Dutocq. "You are to
19 5  |        honor! Godard is off on business for our~excellent chief
20 5  |        partner in a druggist's business in the rue des Lombards,
21 5  |         dismally]. "Disgusting business! I don't see why we should~
22 5  |     buys a share in a~broker's business; and, to go even lower,
23 5  |        current of overwhelming business. Yet in spite of the precautions
24 5  |    manage to infringe upon it. Business~itself will, as at this
25 5  |      him in~the light of their business man. Happily for him he
26 5  |     the regular day when we do business~together. I ought to be
27 6  |      matter connected with our business," suggested Saillard.~ ~"
28 6  | Saillard.~ ~"Our most pressing business just now is to look after
29 6  |     ways, says he does all his business between~eight o'clock in
30 6  |     who is going to extend his business and~use his brother, whom
31 6  |        and he is doing as much business as the Brezacs; and what~
32 6  |           But it is none of my business," resumed Bidault-Gigonnet. "
33 6  |     come about a good piece of business."~ ~"If it is good, why
34 7  |         let us talk politics,--business, if you~will,--the rest
35 7  |      it, and~too clever in his business to give it up. I did not
36 7  |        you can even see him on business, I shall~have seen him and
37 7  |     have a pair of intelligent business agents in~Gobseck and me?"
38 7  |      this is what I call doing business. I'll make you a return
39 7  |   where he is to transact your business~for you, the monarchy would
40 8  |      Rabourdin was to transact business~with the minister, for he
41 8  |  heaven's sake, don't transact business~with him to-day; let me
42 8  |       that you cannot~transact business with him till Saturday."~ ~
43 8  |   minister refused to transact business with Rabourdin to-~day;
44 8  |    Baudoyer the routine of the business," he said to himself at~
45 8  |    thousand francs to put into business.~Before the month is out
46 8  | receive instructions as to the business which that~incapable being
47 8  |    Monsieur Rabourdin did some~business on hand which required him
48 8  |    knew your~step. If you have business to transact here I am afraid
49 Add|     for Arcis~Beatrix~A Man of Business~Gaudissart II.~The Unconscious
50 Add|   Provincial at Paris~A Man of Business~ ~Chatelet, Marie-Louise-Anais
51 Add|      Firm of Nucingen~A Man of Business~The Middle Classes~ ~Dutocq~
52 Add|   Provincial at Paris~A Man of Business~Cousin Betty~ ~Schinner,