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 1 I   |        The~person undertaking the business as proprietor and conductor
 2 I   |         Touchards, whose place of business was~directly opposite, never
 3 I   |           period for the coaching business, the~rule of departure,
 4 I   |       inn-keeper, he enlarged his~business, made it a regular service,
 5 I   |    essential object of a coaching~business.~ ~Warned by the general
 6 I   |           dog's life, and~a dog's business!"~ ~"If you had more, where
 7 III |      carriers are called by their~business to enter many homes, and
 8 III |         in school at the time his business took him to the house.~ ~
 9 III |        thing~for pleasure; I have business that is devilishly pressing
10 III | Saint-Denis, for I have important business on hand which~can't be delayed."~ ~"
11 IV  |  compliments to his master, whose business~it was to send me his head-clerk."~ ~
12 IV  |      being so stiff with a man in~business these eight years, and the
13 IV  |     rovers, corsairs retired from~business, as they haven't been hanged--"~ ~"
14 IV  |       everybody makes a principal business of~letting lodgings; all
15 VI  |           Saint-Martin; I come on business to Monsieur le~Comte de
16 VI  |        are both~in the decoration business. I hope you recognize your
17 VI  |       that he attended to his own business,~--Pere Leger might have
18 VI  |       next room and conclude~this business before dinner, because,
19 VII |        his way~promptly either in business or in the public employ,
20 VII |        son,~Joseph, into the drug business of Matifat. So you see,
21 VII |      desires after the worries~of business life."~ ~Neither the Cardots,
22 VII |      office and let him learn the business of~pettifogging; if he does
23 VII |      plainly. When~we see how the business turns out, if we risk only
24 VII |        how to help you. The legal business of~land-agents is quite
25 VII |     Desroches. I'll offer him our business~on condition that he takes
26 VIII|           in Paris. In my office,~business and clients are a passion,
27 IX  |    certain limit in anything. His~business is to get himself admitted
28 IX  |   forbidden to amuse himself, but business first,~my boy."~ ~"Do you
29 IX  |       acquired, through habits~of business, a serious expression. He
30 X   |          the note.~ ~"Is it about business?" he said; "I am Monsieur
31 X   |          s maid told me it was on business. Dismiss~Husson."~ ~"Poor
32 XI  |         Firm of Nucingen~A Man of Business~The Middle Classes~ ~Finot,