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 1 II  |        some of~his brethren in business made a contract with the
 2 II  |   cupidity which is needful in business. At that time these old
 3 III |     assistants were equal to a business~which would harry ten such
 4 IV  |   qualities that make a man of business. Although~their father was
 5 V   |        Virginie. A good~bit of business, to marry off his daughter,
 6 VIII|      will not that~make a good business name? We might add, 'and
 7 IX  |      new~firm. We will do good business yet, my boy!" added the
 8 IX  |     workings of every house of business as well~as a minister of
 9 IX  |  question had been a matter of business the old~tradesman would
10 X   | counting-house. In the drapery business, you see, a woman is not
11 X   |     correspondence,~the retail business, the orders, and her housekeeping,
12 XI  |      which had~no concern with business, she exclaimed:~ ~"Really,
13 XII |        there was an end to the business. An old fan-maker~having
14 XV  |      cavern, where the drapery business had,~however, started on
15 XV  |      to her, he was so full~of business. The formidable symptoms
16 XV  |     they must do credit to the business.~Not finding any great love
17 XV  |     went to cast~an eye on the business at the Cat and Racket; on
18 XIX |    times been a speculation, a business demanding~particular attention.